davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
WEST VIRGINIA SHOWING
 BETTER FOR HUGHES
His Lead Was Increased by 1888
 Votes Just Before Midnight.

Charleston, W. Va, Nov S.-Mr Hughes lead over President Wilson in West Virginia was suddenly increased by 1,538 votes just before midnight by the returns from Mcdowell Coun- ty, one of the southern counties of the state. This made his total plurality over MT. Wilson 3,505, the greatest since the count began. The vote is:
 Hughes 110,611; Wilson 107,1O6 from 1,276 precincts out of the 1,713.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
COUNTERS MUST HAVE
 BECOME TIRED IN LOS ANGELES
Ballots Locked in Vault, With Count
 to be Resumed This Morninu.

Los Angeles. Calif., Nov. 7-Thomas McAleer, county registrar of voters, locked the ballots of Los Angeles city and county in vault around which Deputy United States marshals were stationed as a guard and announced tonight that the tabulation of returns would be resumed tomorrow morning, One hundred and eighteen precincts in Los Angeles city and county re- mained to be totalled on the returns for president.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
TRAIN OF 13 CARS WITH
 CARRANZA TROOPS MISSING
Adherents of Diaz Are Holding Rail-
 road South of Santa Lucrecia,

Puerto, Mexico, Nov. s.-Adherents of Brigadier General Felix Diaz, neph- CIV of the former premier, General Porfrio Dfaz, hold the Te Humn Te- pee Railroad south of Santa Lucrecia. Since Friday last train of thirteen cars with Carranza troops aboard has been missing.
 On October 2s rebel forces attacked a train, killing nine soldiers and wounding eleven. The passengers were robbed.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
THE DEUTSCHLAND MAY
 START HoMEWARD TOMORROW
Submarine U-57 is Reported to Be Of
 Pleasure Beach.

New London, Conn, Nov, s.-The Deutschland will be loaded tomorrow and it is understood she may make her dash homeward Friday afternoon. It was reported tonight that the German war submarine U-57 was expected off Pleasure Beach, Is miles to the west ward, on Friday, but there was no con- drmatfon.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
l THIRTY GRESSIoNAL 1 DISTRICTS TO BE HEARD FROM.
POP Republicans, 199 Democrats Elect
 ed to House of Representatives

New York, Nov. 8.-With 30 con- Sressional districts to be heard from at 10.45 D. m., POP republicans, I99 dem ocrats, ? proSressives. l independent and l socialist have been elected to the house of representatives for the 65th congress. Of the 90 districts yet to be heard firm, IT are represented in the present congress by democrats and 13 by republicans Should these districts be unchanged, the next house would be composed of 216 democrats, 215 re- publicans, and 4 scattering, who might elect to affiliate with either side.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
WILSON UNCERTAIN
 OF HIS REELECTION
To be Awakened if Anything Definite
 is Received.

Long Branch, N. J., Nov 8.-Des- pairing of receiving final returns to- night, President Wilson retired at 11:10 o'clock. He left word, however, that he was to be awakened if any, thing really definite was received.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
Movements of Steamships.

Cadiz, Oct 3O.-Sailed: Steamer Montserrat, New York.
 Kirkwall, Nov. 5.-Arrived: Steam CTS United States. New York for Co., penhagen; 9th, Bergensfjord, New York for Bergen. Sailed: Steamer Heliig Olav (From Copenhagen) New Yor7<
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Former Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston hired a band ana led a procession to republican headquarters which were serenaded to the tune of ''Tammany.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Philip A. Taub, Of New York, was arrested charged with the embezzle- ment of $10,000 fro minis employer, Jacob Busch, d dealer in cutlery.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

The Seventh annual New York State Baraca-Philathea Union convention ended a three-day session at Johns- town, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
HUGHES NOW LEADS
 IN MINNESOTA.
Figures Compiled at Midnight Gave
 Him 739 Plurality.

St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 8.-Charles E. Hughes took the lead in the presiden- tial race in Minnesota Returns for president from 2,490 precincts out of 3,024 in Minnesota give Wilson 160, ,309, Hughes l61,04S.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
RETURNS so FAR COMPLETE >>
 GIVE HUGHES 239, WILSON z32
CabIed Paragraphs
Princess JuIiana Sick.

Princess Juliana Sick.
 London, Nov. 8, 2.30 D. m.-A Reu- ter despatch from The Hague says Princess Juliana, the only child of Queen Wilhelmina, is confined to her bed with symptoms of fever. She is ' years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

An unidentified negro committed su- icide by leaping from a New York Washington express as the train was passing through New Brunswick, N.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Two dye houses at the plant of the Aetna Powder Co., at Port Ewen, 15 miles from Poughkeepste, N. Y, were wrecked by an explosion of chemicals.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Edgar S. SchieffeI;1, retired chemist of New York, committed suicide at the Hotel Empire, by shooting himself through the right temple.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Three persons were injured when southbound Third Avenue surface car and an eastbound Forty second street cross-town car collided at Forty-Sec- ond Street and Third Avenue New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Three men and a woman were kill ed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train which struck a jitney bus in which they were riding at Freeman station near Camden, N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

President Wilson commuted to ex- pire at once the five-year prison sen tence imposed upon Wong Coon, of New York, convicted in 1914 of manu- featuring smoking opium.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Nine negroes accused of election frauds, were arrested at Wheeling, Va. by Federal officers and taken to the county jail.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Eleven persons were slightly injured in collision between a SOuthbOund White Plains avenue surface car and an automobile truck.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Great Britain addressed a note to the American and Spanish Ambassa- dors regarding the recent sinking of a Greek steamer carrying supplies for the Commission for Relief in Belgium
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Four hundred employees If the Can onsburg, Pa. Steel S Iron Co.,, re- turned to work following the signinS o ia new wage scale by officials of the cOncern.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Guerino Perfetti, chief cook on the Italian liner Duca degli AbruzZi, was arrested, charged with having smuggl- ed 1,168 cameo stones into this coun- try.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Available figures today from guards men voting on the border in Texas and New Mexico showed that Hughes was leading. The total was Hughes 4,266; Wilson 3.611.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

A fire in the Phi Sigma Kappa fra ternity house of Columbia University, caused damage of several hundred dollars.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Thomas Kelly, wealthy contractor, convicted of conspiracy to defraud the Province of Manitoba in the erection of Parliament buildings at Winnipeg, was denied a new trial
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Condensed TeIegrams

Hotel cooks in New York threaten to strike.
 A heavy snowstorn fell ever west erna and northern Colorado.
 Sir Ernest ShackIeton, Antarctic ex- plorer, arrived at San Francisco.
 The unidentified body of man about 30 years old, was found in the East River.
 The Democratic National Committee closed it's campaign with a deficit of $200,000.
 Colonel Joseph E. Willard, American Ambassador to Madrid, arrived at Richmond.
 B. R. Barton, candidate for Con- gress from Nebraska, died of acute pneumonia.
 Fire destroyed a garage and the Dinsdale Hotel ,at Newport, R. l., at a loss of S40,000.
 The body of a woman about 30 years old, was found in the Morris Canal, in New Jersey City.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

William Graves Sharp, the American Ambassador to France, returned to Paris after a trip to the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09
HOW ELECTORAL COLLEGE
 SEEMS TO STAND

As Based on Returns Received by The
 Associated Press.
 New York Nov. S.--At midnight the electoral college seemed to stand as follows, based on returns received by The Associated Press:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Hotel cooks in New York threaten t strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

The body of a woman about 30 years old, was found in the Morris Canal, in New Jersey City.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Crowds gathered in front of news paper offices scanning the bulletins posted and again watching the towers from which searchIights had flashed last night the supposed result of the election in the evidenct expectation that additional signals would be dis played
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-09

Total electoral vote. 5s1; necessary for choice,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Dlinoer paITa9ier.
Cine Ci(rnhabu9rfdJibte nan 9Onat
9rrrnfrIO.


3pei @ei9GftsFreun0e. Scrr Soms
merfelb unb Serr Gobn, fo6ren aus
Iammeu bon 5rantfurt a. 8. ua9
Berlin, unb tur5 beoor Der 3us ben
S9IeliT9en 8abubof in Berlin er=
rei6t, bsrtraut Serr SOmmerfelo feis
nem 5rsun0e an, baB CT ais oblinoer
pahaeier" gereiIt uno feline 5abrtarte
babe, oaber in gr0Bter Sorgc lei, pie
cr bier beim Qlusgange unge6inoert Die
Acknowledgements uno 8iaettontrolle
poIIieren t0nne. 9lac6 elmer Weile
bss Na9bentens gi6t ibm Gobn feline
eigene 5obrtarte uno fagt, CT folle lie
nur am Qlusgang dbgeben uuo er,
Gobn, ipiiroe i9on Ieben, pie er Our9z
iOmmt. - Der 3ug fGbrt Elm unO
Sommerfelo berldBt nit Der @obnicben
Sobrfdrte ben 8abnIteig, TIT pGbreno
Gobn, tpelber 5und9It Der1u9te, i'm
@eOrdnge nit Our93uI9liipfen, BON
oem tontrollierenOen @edmten anges
bolten unO na1 ieinem @ilet befra9t
ipirb. @on5 erItaunt uno nit mar=
tierter Gmp0rling ertldrt @obn, OaB
er foeber Iein Billet obeegeben babe,
unb er lib cine 0erurt%s 8erod4tis
gung unb 8elGitigung gang entl9ies
0en perbittc! IT. Der 8eamte ldbt Iib
ni9t 6eirren, bGlt Gobn 5uriid, I'M
beKen perionale feitlteIlen gu laFen,
in0eHen gobn in aufgeregtelter uno
energiI9er Weiie na9 benz Stationss
Dor1teber Derldnat. - Der Stdtionsz
porite6er er16eint, Der tontroniercn0e
8eamte teilt i6m in tursen Morten
nit, oab bie1er Serr obne Gabrtarte
osn 8abniteig Derlafen poIlte, ipos
rouf Gobn, ii1 no9molS etne oerarz
tiae infame 8eleioigung berbitten0,
auT bas 8eItimmtefte erfldrt, Dem Be
nmten feline Gabrtarte gegeben gu ba=
ben unb Iofort Sen 8epeis oafiir ans
treien tperoen, od er ouf Der RtdIette
bieIer Sobrtarte feinen gldmen Gufgez
Tdbrieben ~ uno BEL Ourd6iic1t Der
abgeoebenen 5abrtarten miil1e iitb aud
cine iol9e nit Dem glamen n@obn"
porfinben. - DieIen 8elpeis erfannte
Der StationsDoriteber ols itidbdltig
an, Iieb foFort fdmtli9e ioeben abges
getenen syobrtorten our8lebcn. unO
ri6tig - ba mar audi bos 8ilet nit
benz Romen ,Gobn" aur Stele. 1T
y2i9t nur ser StationsDorltcber iob
f9 isBi gemiibist, Serrn GObn UNI
GntI9uloieung gu bitten, fOnoern er
DerdnlaBte aud ben nunoufmertlds
men @eamten,~ ii9 Sli entT9ulotgen.
,,9as beiBt nentTdulOigen"gl" I9rie
Gobn ,ipas tu' idb nit Sbrer Gnfs
I1uloigung? - Sd Dsrlange oas Be
Ibperoebu1!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
Der 6OlOtranspOrt.

.Saben Sie I9on geb0rt. Elm 2euts
nanf Ton BON feinem ylittmeiiter err
fboiIen norbcn fein2"
.Honu ~ porum 6enn9"
r@r battle Elm Qtutomobil dngebal@
ten!"
.g2a, Oas III bod fein @erbre9enl-
.Do6, bod! DaS Qlutomobil ents
biclt ia cine fir bic ruIiii9e &egies
rung beItimmte GelOienbung."
vQlber boren sic, Ous ludre bod
Elm @erDienTt pon Dem 2eutnantl"
,Soeen Sie Oas ni9t! gs mar
Elm ruIliI9er 2eutnuntl"
,Qlm IoI Da erI9oB ibn pobl Der
gittmeiItcr aus Wut iiber Die 8ebins
beruno oes 3rdnsports9"
.SpD! Gr erfdboB ibn, neil Der
2eutndnt Sen Snbolt DeS glutomobils
fir fi9 bebalten mollte."
.Sdbal G9t rufiiId5l Qlber i1
miB esiteben, bic f9ne[le SuIti3, Die
Ser giittmeifer iibte, gefdllt mir, Der
Munn 1T bod ii4er bsforoert ipors
oen."
ia! gao6 @ibirienl ST bate
nGmli9 Ieinem Sberit Die 2lntunFt Des
@oloes perI9piegen."
So elm S9urte! Da bat iRn
bann Der Sbcrit Dem @eueral gemels
oct, ui4t pubr9"
rSol 9latiirlih 1T Der Sberit fos
fort perabI9icoet porben."
.Der S6erf9 Grlouben sic mai,
Der fat ii9 bod iebr dnitdnoig IN Der
Sa9e benommen."
,Q[[lerbinns Gr tpoIlte Dem 9enez
raj Ooue le43ig prO5ent BON Dem
Goloe aboeben."
.6immelberrgott, ipelde 3uItdnoe!
Wie 1T benn oer gan5e Stanoal
eiqentlicb berousqetommen9"
Ser @oubernsur bes 9e5irts,
@roBfiirIt Mi9ailopitId, bat our4
3ufoa Ole @olbbnrrcn in Der @obs
nunq 0es Generals entOedt.
,9llIo, @erebrteiter, oas III Ole
S0be! 90 cine aDrruptioRl 81
muB man oenu bod Tagen, oersleiden
gibt es in Ser gauSeu Welt niht mebrl
5elbit in Qonoon ipiirOe man 70 einen
gcmeinen &erl pergeblib Iucben."
nDas t0nnen Sie gar nibt ipifen!
@eraoe nah Qon6on ION ia Der @roBs
fiirt nit Dem GiDlOe geflii4tet ieinl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
9Eu6ue Tot.

Q[us 9euiInlon0 miro uns geI1ries
ben: @eim Sturm Ser ipiirttembergi-
Inen 126er ouf 6ooge an 30. Suli,
1915, ipdr ipie gepDbnlih, 10 au9
oiesmdl, llnteroffi3ier Dil9elm Seller
dus S1pdmm, Sberdmt g}euenburg,
nit Ieiner erprobten Sruppe bei Der
erIten Sturmnelle. 9urb ro11es
unb riidli1tsloIes @orItiirmen eelong
es Der Sturmobieilung Der g. Sons
pdgnie, trob beftigcn feinoli1en Mlas
fbinengelpcbrfeuers in einem 9tnlauf
aipei englil9e 2inien -Our9brecbeu.
3tpei MoI9inengeipebre pdren bereiis
nit 8ojonett uno Sdnogranaten BON
Der &ompognie erobert uno mebrere
@eFongene gemodt, als INNER nod Elm
orittes ensliI9es WlaI9inengeiUebr aus
ben 3riimmern zines 3srI9oNenen
0ouieS beraus feline @eroerben brins
genoen GeIdboHe bon Der Geite ber in
bic ii9 Ii9ten0en Reibeu Der llniern
Ianbte. @era6e oieIem gefdbrIi9en
I9iuengepebrfeuer gegeuii6er, ouf
Dem linten Gliigel Der 4ompagnis,
mar llnteroffi3ier &eler nit Ieiner
Gruppe. Rabenartig, jeoe Dedung
ousniBeno, i6Ii1 er nit Ieinen Sc
treuen Biz duf penige mleter beron.
Damn Elm Sprung uno Oas Mal1is
nengepebr mar unIer. Mobl fieleu
einige 1einer 2eute, anbere ipuroen oers
ipunoet; ober ipas iibrig blieb, geniigte,
Inn sic Observation-Disclosures Des
MoI9ineneepcbrs i'm Nabtompf gu
iiberipdltigen unb oas MaT9inenges
pebr Su ne9men. Gr lelbit botte einen
@treifI9uB am &opf betonmen, mas
i'm ober nicbt binberte, am Sturn
fpeiter teil3une6men, bis er bur1 cine
5loeite @eripunoung boIlenos tampfs
nnfdbia puroe. Reler ipurOe fir
feline beloenmiitige 3opfsrteit nit Der
@oloenen mlilitdr @er6ienItmeoains
ousge3ei9net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

gDus ibm Der ,@. y. 9CruIO" ibuu
angC0ibist bat.

lleber Oie pielfd9en, pienerbol
I6on erpd6nteu S9idlale beS &roni
prin3en i9reibt Elm oeuii9es 8latt
Mir b0reu 70 man6e8 llnfreunOliGt
ans 9Gnemarf, baB mir bob aud
cine freunbliGz6umorpoqe Stimm
aus unIerem NaG6arlanOe pieoerge
BEN lpOlen, oie iid nit Scr perior
unIeres 3ronprin5en un0 oen S9fpin.
oelna9ri9ten tnIercr Seinoe beI9df
tigt. 9ie Gabe felbIt 1T ia niht neu,
ober Oie 5prm in Der Die 3eihIna
rSbtldnbsppTten" in 9lnrbus bic bic
len 2iigeamelounsen Res .Iep Norl
Seral0" aneinon0er reibt, lit bubid
genug, Inn sic @ieocrgo6e Der @loHs
3u re@tTeriigen. r9Ri9t iebr Diels
MenI1en," i9reibt bos OGnildbe 8latt
rbdtten bos ausbalten tonnel, mas
Der oeut19e 3ronprin3 felt &riegsdns
fang bat Ourcbma9en miifen. &ebi
man feline 2eioensgeI6i9te na9 ben
Mitteilungen Our4, pel4e nod un6
na6 i'm v9len Yort 6eralO" eri9ies
men 1inO. 70 Iipbt iie folgcnoermuBen
aus: glm 5. gluguit DDrigen Sabres
iAar Der &ronprin3 @tgenitonO eines
Q(ttentates in Berlin. Q(m 18. Qlugult
puroe er bi3t BEL Der fran30fIhen
@ren3e I4per perpunOet uno in Elm
SoIpitol na9 Q(a9en iibergeHi9rt.
3ipei Sage ipdter perlor er bel einem
3ipeiten glttentat in Berlin zines Ieincr
8eine, uno am "a. gluguit beriibts
man pieOerum einen MorbauI9log
auF Jpn. Inter biefen ltmitGn6en III
es berlfdn6Iitb, oaB CT am A. Septems
Der Selbifmoro be9ing. Gr fonnte ia
ni9t ipifen, oaB 0ds, mas er bisber
bate 0urbmo9en miiHen, bic retlIte
Spielerei ipor gegen 0os, mos NOD
fommen lpllte. ~ Dim 13. September
itorb Ct in etnem &rantenbaus in
8riiHel, nit elmer Wlasfe DOr Dem Ges
ii6t. 9(m Is. leitete er einen Qlngriff
auf @er0un, uno an Sage no9ber
ipur0e er in Poleu BON einem Gdbraps
nen peripunbet. Q(m 18. Sttober
ipuroe ct bon ncuem an Der fron30s
iiI9en Sront ocripunbet, uno am 20.
Stto6er tam bic &ronprin3ellin, nm
ibn ouf Ieinem Sterbelaeer 5u pfles
gen. Q(m "a. Sttober mar cine Dame
in Berlin nit gu Ieincm gegrGbuis.
Qlm 25. Sttobcr fano man feline Qeicbt
ouf Dem S0la@ifeloe, unD am 8. glos
pember bcgrub man i6n pie0erum.
9tm Sage 6orouf fiel Ct ourtb cine
frdn3oiiIGe 2ugcl, uno am 8. g2os
benber ipur0e er pdbnliunig uu0 aui
Elm entle9enes SdloB gebra9t. @r
erbolte iicb bort 10 f9nel, 0oB er am
13. globember ben Sberbefebl an Der
Sitfront iibernebmen tonnte; ober bier
ipuroe CT am IL. Hobember t0tli9 Ders
punbet. Sym 9e3clnber erbielt er pers
mutlib Meibnodtsierien, bic cr aud
ii9er gut gebrdilc6en tonnte. Qlm 16.
Sanudr ipurbe ct obermols Deripuns
set. SroB onem, ioas Ct fir 0as 0ds
terlano eelitten bate, ent3og man ibm
fein 3Ommonbo an 3. Mdr3 uu6
fanote ibn nab SduIe 81 feiner Srou
uno ieiuen &inoern; ober bic miiTeu
ibn tpeniger gut empfongen baben,
Oenn fitr3e 3eit 0onad muBte oie
&ronprin5eilin perl0nIid6 i9n pegeu
elmer S9uBpunbe pfleeen." Mon
muB eeiteben, unfer &ronprin5 bat elm
aGbes 2ebenl llno Der ng1em Dort
6eralb" Elm un3erreiBbares 2iigens
maui!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

glbUnntntcrL Sic nci ,,Sentidjen G0rrc.
ipunncnten" niAt piinftIid pOer mrenels
ndhig erbnlten, liun gcbctcn bcr Office
SapOn per gelepbuu coer idlriftIidj Wit.
tbcllma az uGmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

9bunncntcn, blc ben ,,HentldlCn GUrrc.
pumbCnten" nIdjt plnttlidl Dhcr nnregcis
mdAla erbaItcn, iinh ac6cten, ncr GiIiee
bauun per zcIrpbUW Ober l&riitIidl Mlit'
tbriIung 81 maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

>. Sn Sbrem 8erufe iDollen Sie
bier beT4dFtigt ietn2 Mas t0nnen
Sic oenn9"
9llte @aunerin nglus Oem 9affes.
Iab DoBrIagen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
gcrfduic al scr goItimorcr 9lttien.

borie.
$1,000 Gito ler 1865, gS 2......,.. iO0h
$4,000 ef Corp Ger. ................ 07h
$4,000 ~ a @S Grams ecr. .~,..... to2M
$1,000 golio glec Ser Ceiampco) ...., 100
$1,000 q 0rl & 81 glor 5er........ GO
$1,000 yiorf 9ig q 81 Ser ...-.. o0h
$1,000 @olto, e ~ & g 4&er........ o7
$4,000 Gosoeu Observation-Disclosures. nee
90 slni0eile 0osoeu com ......,. 2s%
iii5 ani0cIe Goshen @as cum....-. A.
1850 slni9cle Goshen Gas cont .l. iOIs
1i0 glni6eile @alio 1uoe com. .....1i9
50 slui0cIIe @aIio 1ube conf iioh
so ani6elle &alio Su0e com...,... .iiQh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
@hptoaraph.

@1ptograpb.
yndlrnd--@in V6oioqrapb bpn gtusSeihnuna.
Rr. 16. 2geItseeIingionsSirnB
gfotionol-@onten.
ss9c cIs &uun glatIunal gauf," cnb. uno
@reersSlrdBc Sdco1 ge. poof, 4rdiioent;
0cfirp g. Heonc, Sniilrer
uScrono yiuiinAal Banf," d32 Slos9rodopap,
" g. &upncr sluiiircr.
,9ecitern National 8anf," IA gioros@uiaiu Ctr.
%. Wiarion, Aairer.
Staats.Bonfen.
,,oeniir0e gaut pon 9altlmsrc", Baltimore
nno 4olloaDsSiraBe. 2lnauIt gGebcr RrdIb
Dent; So1n o. 2anJer. SiccsRrdloent;
@corge s. ynna, Gaiiircr.
Spar.Snnfen.
,,Hcntdle epar6aut oon 9altlmnre," @uiatp.
un0 BnitimoresSirnBe
Srult-Gomponien.
ueaIe 9epuNt auo Sruh GOmpaus," is eontO,
Gtrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05
"gEmtErlDrm
GurrrlpnmNrMtrM'
gaIllrorc eiabi.glIiIcn (rca.l

8iibiden, Der aatdglih cine 0cat'
liderc Gdilbeung OauOn aiehi, ats
Gin Brief Sn t6nn Dermag.
SagidJ, soc. pro NlOHat
N6dentllM, 75s. pvO 3 MoHase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

@ 0 mon9er ipiitet, neil er onoere
bon Dem ni1t iiber5eugen tam, poran
sr Ielblt ui4t slaubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-05

Mdlinug gd6rmetIley nub Bd6tr.MrbrIierI
lonet unb lnenigelbli6 beiorpi i'm Qlrbeitsbl,
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A detachment of 20 men from the Thirteenth Cavalry routed the largest surviving band of Villa followers in Chihuahua
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-15

ments there having been no infantry attacks anywhere on this front since Tuesday when French positions west and south of Thiaumont farm were captured by the Germans and T93 Frenchmen mare prisoners.
 The Canadians around Zillebeke in Belgium are holding to the 1,5o0 yartis of ground recapsured from the Germans Tuesday, although the Ger mans are heavily shelIing them.
 The latest advices from the Aus tro-Itanan war theater credit the Italians with repulsing violent Aus trian attacks on the Posina front. On the other sectors of this line the Aus trians are bombarding the Italian po- sitions.
 The German auxiliary cruiser Herz- mann has been attacked and sunk in the Baltic southeast of Stockholm by four Russian torpedo boat destroyers, according to Berlin. Reports from Sweden and Denmark concerning the fight say it was between Russian tor- pedo craft and a German auxiliary cruiser some torpedo boats and arm ed trawlers which were conveying German merchantmen. Tn addition to the auxiliary cruiser and German cruiser twelve of the merchantmen are reNorted to have been sunk
 It z anticipated in London that David Lloyd George will take the place of the late Earl Kitchener as British secretary of war. Tn case MT. Lloyd George accepts the port folio, it is not believed that he will give up entirely his present duties as minister of munitions.