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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-10-13


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Old Man Sheridan has been storm
Ing madiy after hearing o. HE daueh.
ter's marriage % Lamhorn, the proni.
este, II New York. He % trYlna 60
lend the will % HE son Dlbbs.
by the way" intcrposcd Quincy,
didn't Mrs. Sheridan tell inc that
Bibbs warned you Edith would marry
Lamhorn In New York;
Sheridan went completely TO pieces
He swore. while bis wife screamed
md stopped her ears. And 90 he
swore he pounded the table with his
wounded hand. and when the doctor,
after storming at hth inef7ectively,
sprGng to catch and protect that hand,
Sheridan wrenched It away. tearing
the bandage. He hammered the table
I'LL It teaped.
POOL" hs painted, choking. "lf hes
shown gumption enough to guess right
~ nrst timA In his life. its enough
for md 70 begin learnin' him mr. And.
struggling With the doctor, hs leaned
toward Blbbs. thrusting forward his
oonvulsod face. which Wa deathly
pale. MY name amt Tracy. I tell
ypu!' b screamed, hoarssly. "You
give IN, you stubborn fooll l've had
ny way with you befora, ana I'll have
ny way with Jon noww
Bibbs' face was - white @ bic "a
taers. mo. You can't have your
way no said. And then, obeying Z
Significant motion Of Gurney's head, hs
went out quickly. leaving them stru4-
Cling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Scr o&ereiu oeutiher 6rcinml
rcr~ biclt eeitern 9l6eno in Gloggct' 3
@aac icinc lcbtc SiBng in Der 81
ion o6, imo pcr0cn Ole 3uinnuen
finite inn September mieocr oui9e.
nontnen. IS murocn Oic &orbcrci
ttn9cu fir Ocu am 81. @3oi itattfiu.
Ocnocn glusilug nod 05rcot Sails,
&o, crlcoigt. Der 9lisflug finoct
0ieics Nial nit ocr Baltimore mo
C6io 9o6n~ itott lnO bctrG9t scr
9BrciS inclliDc So6rt lm0 @iien
$3.50 pro 9erion. Sortcu fir oc-
fen 2lusilue iino bel ocn NS. George
9cifcrt, Seinricb &leiu, @eorgc Sil.
lima Gow. SeioewiB mo ocnl Gor.
lton0 al Dubcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

,.., '.ll'r Der 9eihuloioung ser Scr
,se'ul9 49, PCS Sonntogs @cietes mitrOc
o.. ' %olapirt5 6rcocrid D}oIer Don
y, g'p' iloO, &e0nolos 5troBc, pcr6oi
'c' uno ourh 9iidtcr Sepinion oc.
gsll 5000 9iir9i6oit uli freien SSliB
Velollcn. @oIi5ciIcracont llriprlld
9n 9oito oeoobmtct mic ocrihieOcnc
.g'ulller aus cincm lccritc0cnocn
%ulle tomen. Ger llrio6c nod
W SecQello, lo5eu Ger 9conltc mo sic
Foldlltcn 6orrcG uno W1iQer oic
teeic 6lolNc Bier bon cincm 6ol6cn
S''gcno olr@ Elm 2oc6 in Dem 3oun
~ ole @dnoe ocs G6orlcs Wroocs
palloern @rorcS ,0ur0c fcitgenoni.
1'cn llno iogtc oieier ans. ooB er
OuS Sler uon @ioicr crboltcn 6o6e,
poraut oicier ocrboitct mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Gie Gn9ldnoer babeil 0icien GorltoB
9egen Snlespi9 MIR nit iebr iiarfcn
Streitfrdften bel giiaiiigen @etter
unterne6men SIT oiirien gegloiIbt rno
lieBen i6re 9uftan9reiier MIR bon
Whttteribificu oui Dem 9Soner inter
iiherer Gedrug olrd arei5cr lmo
3eritorer aufiiei9en. Ger gIbllug
mar olio III ndhiter gld6e imo nabe
6lie6 aud sic 9nlfna6me SiAerimg
fir oie 5uriidfcbreuocn Sliegcr
GrobOcm fonnten bic @ugldnoer
nit &rel5erL 3crit6rcru mo 6lie.
germ nidjts ousridteu ltnO nit redi
cmpiuolideu GerIlutcn 6c5ablten iic
sic Grio6rlug. OaB TeutihIano's
6lu9peien i6ncu meitaus iiberlegen
OoB aud sic ociItide @iiiieupebr ID.
ncn lnO i6rcn 9Ingreifcrn ooIlaui gcs
modien lit g9ir 6oben ME an uuie.
rer 6lottc, 0cm mun0erpollen Sh0s
pflngSmerf unlcreS @roBaonIrals q.
EirpiB, gegoeiielt Sebt inmitteI6or
nod) icincm @iidtritt bonn 9lmt, nm
Oeu ooS oeutihc &olf nod IN tieicr
9clueat6cit troucrt, legt oie oeutide
Scemc6r 3eltaniB fir ion ab imo be.
mciit Scr @elt OoB iein @eiit Scr oe.
ianntcn outic6cu Scc, ino Siit
lnod)t cr6altcn lit imo blci6t @cua
eS oic Gl9ldnoer gehHict touucu Tie
sic glcid6o Gria6ring audi filnitig
lpic0cr mohcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
gieh icim 1a6rraS i'm stidl.

Ger IA Sabre olte 91cgcr Grc0.
Sroiielo BON 9lr- 22S, SiiosGoaas.
StroBc itieB gcIteru 9lahmittaa, oIs
cr ami ieinem 5a6rrao in Der @rott-
StraBe peitlid f6r aeaen einei
ainoerwaaem Der bon Soiep6 lQiIler
bon 91r. 224 Sii0.Goen. StroBe, qe.
iho6en wilroe. W1iaers , N9onote
alte aino puroe aus Dem @aeen qe.
ihleiiOert, blieb aber oniheineno uit.
uerIebt Der g9egerfna6e lieB Iein
9iao I'M Sti6 lmo liei Oouon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Q9crScm glnncftiunsfroac Sisfntircm

Die NtitglicOcr Der 2egislatur, Der
@oltinorer Stootrotb, iopic @}ouor
9rciton crbielten aeitern cine Gin.
looung bon Scr u2oDola College DC
boting SocietD", Inn om ndhitcn
N}ittwoh on Der 0isfuiiion ser
N}itgicoer oicier @crcinigung ii6er
Die 9lnncftionsfroge tbeil5unebmeu.
Inter Oeu &ereinSnitglieOern bic
bic Dor. unO 9iodi6eile Ger 9ia 3u
oisfutircn ococnfcM bciinoen Iid
SEQ 81. 5000, 9iolpb s. Spbcrt, Scr
bert O'Gonor imo 8. gteil Gorcorou.
Die 9ii@ter linO Soicp6 gl. Gumone
6rancis =. GoorD imo 9owrencc s.
@icglomoro. IS lit cine Der rcGcl
mdBioen 0ifcntlihcn 0isndiioncn,
Die oie. 0teicai6ait obSu6olten pilegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Sin @rab i6ldit tici dm &aloes
iouM
Gl iiebit cs Dor eriincu Smhcn
falml
GS pe6t Der g8ino oaribcr Der
llno lit all Sieocrn reid imo lcbper,
Iic Gootcn. oic oo mtten rubin
Sino irci BON SaB im0 beiBen Sbuu
5ruBoien lmo Ielltihc, begraben
i'm Sano.
Shlafeu Derbriioert Sono in Sauo
Der i6lantcn 9dlnne &rr5eIgeiledt
&ennt nidt &err uno iennt nibt
anedli,
Rantt iid bungrig I'M 9er5 nno
Stiru
ltno umflammcrt 9ht nno @irn
9lus Dem 2e6en, ooS in ser Eicie
pergcbt,
gcguaoet 0os neuc Sc6eu critebt
On iiebit am rolidenocn &oloes
ioim
Gas @ro6 Dor blii6oiOeu 9iiidcn
fainl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
DS1ptcl 9ScnnInlpouio. y

Y r&cnniuluonio Giicnbobu"
apot ..l petamt OoG lie al Der Z. 9lpc..
o'Ollpcn 3, Der -. imo 33. Strabc, IN
, y'''o gorf 9caeuiibcr ocm YcmipI.
Yul'la-SoDnbcr oas nNotel eEcnipl.
1u'lla" erridtcn miro. Oos rmtcrir.
DueQ mt alien Na6nitcacn ocS ga6n.
' gulcS oer6moeg icin piro. Sicrmit
G1. Y'9O elncn lan0cn llcbcliiauo obgc.
9otlcn ~ uno ba6cn bic 0diic im0
g'cu'lioe 3el oac MIR ocufborcn 9cancm.
,4 S'u'c'l'n Eos Sotcl miro i'm nod
l'cn 5o6re icrtiaaciicat iein, ms
o"alcld o'.sli ol1 Oie 9}eu-enoluno- Strcdc
r,oll4't. ',,r,. CaS Sotcl miro 1000 3ml-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
SUR ilnuorIidltio.

glll per Gdc BON 6airmoint 9luc.
iulo eoc- StraBe iu6r gcItcrn 9l6eno
ocr 23 Sabre alte g1e9er eco @i6Ion
pol y'r. l426, Soirmolmt.9lDenue,
SouIS &oicn bon 91r. Is. gloro-goen.
VaBe nit ieiuem 6a6rroo nieoer.
loopei Der Sebtere cine @errenfima
oe9 l5iBaelcnteS oopontruq. Ger
Serleste muroc in einem 9lutomobil
nod ieiner @o6nung gebrodt. @ib.
ION mnB 6eute in Der norooitIihen
Foli5eiitotion erideiL Oa er an lei.
mem 6o5rroo tcinc Soterne 6ottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Ylorgcn @odmittog i'm , ll6r lin.
Oct pom 9roucrbouic gG. 171i,
Siio.G6arleSitraBe. aus sic @ceroi
alng ocs an Somitoo ocrltor6enct
Srn. Sobn %curO aocrting itott.
Sicfbetrouert miro ser Ger6licbenc
bon ieiner Satttn G6riitino. Ser
wonotcn uno 5o6Ireiden 6rcunoen
luel6e gc6etcn iino, Der @ccroiQuno
6ei3lupo6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Efrplcr 5tono LIB il bcn
Gin Observation-Disclosures iroat cinen
Giroler StonoibiibeL wie aft er
po6l ici2 rs BIN 50 Sabre ilngl"
loutct Die gIntuort
SIMMER Oos @lcihc &c
ierpiit Chrei6eno) oGu wiait nil
fen mic id meine Gage pcr6rineel
Gen lag ii6cr 6o6c id I'M @etreioc
acOroiHen glbcnos Sfot in0 IN Der
9ladt sic 9iuiicn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

9ctrodtunq. 9onf6eon.
ter Cm 6cloc, ais er nit icincr
NPonniHait Gin Icrrain 81 iIberque
rcn bot): y@ciG6rihes Scrrau oos,
tcine @0ume, tcinc ISrdbcL wie
Gin ionlcr @edicl itc6t man oa, gar
fcnc Ncdlmn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
@emiit6lidc Sdlnhfcicr.

Der ,@eiangperein Sormonie"
botte geItern 9I6eno in ieinent Club.
FouS Elm 9onfett 5u @bren oes 9as
men@ereins gese6en, lpeldes einel
rreemiitbliden 9erlouf nabm. Sr.
Souis S6neiOer iiibrte oen @oriis
nno illnsirte ou6 ais SoaitmeiIter.
IS NOR ole SduBieier Ger Saiion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

&ICt WtulOC.
SoIlcn sic 9'cacr WcbriOcr gSiQiom
mo So5n &ort6 oili Dem @cpii.
len 6o60L &croGdtigcn eincn
m0licrioicn uSonp" ser E6ot
3pci 9ioic0cnoncn puroen IN
Sirginicu mo elmer in &cnniDl-
n9licn eridoiien
S @eipo6riom Scr lucltli1cu
Eoli3 totiou beimocu iid sic gIc9cr
VebriScr &iaiom mo So6n @ort5
ylod ocr glniidjt Scr @oli5ci werOcn
olclcIbcu iii %irgiiicn lmtcr ocm
%eroa1t 5Uci Wloroc, unO in @ennr
l0l0ouicn cincn Wtoro Uollfii6rt 81
Qabcl geinAt. Gic &cr6aihng re
trlitirtc ii6 aus cincm Strcit, scr
5pllden Ocn beiOcn 9rilOcrn om
Samltog aus6rad, in ociien &crlalli
%lllIom &ort6 Dem %oli5iitcn @il
'ler Sddicr pom meitlihcn Giitrift
'llit0clltc, ooB CT i6m cincn Nlom
5el9cn fomc. Der eincu onOcrcu
Monn in &irginicn crlnor0ct bot
sllll @umo Oieicr g(ngo6e mlrocn
que Wcbriiocr @ort6 inter ser Be-
lpuloi9nug Ger Erlnfcn6cit in Soit
aenonrncn
Scltern &ormittog intcr5oa Ga.
plian Cole bic beiocn 9}egcr cinem
,an9eren &erbor, in lpcl6em Oicicl.
Oell mitt9eilten OoB Gin gepiiier
sSoa9," oeiieu 9luient6alt lie nidt
aaellllcn Der G6dter lei. 93od i6ren
H'llo6en 6ottc Scr muitcrioico Conn"
Oel eincn airdcnYicnic in cincu
S'rcitc i6er Gin N}dO6cn in @op.
Vr9 9Ill %ortSmolt6, 80, cincn an.
Oeren 9lcgcr cri6oiicn. iuoroui Oos
Srlo otort Ocn 9}lob pcrlicB lin
gre Spr 81 Oeruiidcn luatctcn lie
Our~ elncn Strom. SpGtcr troicn iic
Vulen g'egertno6cn ouf encn 3pci.
,uo' luelNen oSonO" 5ur Scrarsqa6c
oVS NODES gc5iullnacn 6o6c luio auA
0'clen erlhoB, ais er ii1 mci9crtc,
0Vlll SinlGc nad5ufomnlen. Ga
uuer leocr Ocs 6o6rcns lmhmoig
iOar, uerborgcn tie Oos &oO ln0 licb
,aplt IN ocn Siimpfen ginc @oiic,
o'p nod i6ncn olSqcian0t uar, war
n'u'i!eocr0olt Inn cinigc SUB in Ser
''u9e DER Slildtlin9c. 9loN aliidlicb
e'lol9ier 9iiIdfc6r mad @orisnont6
Oeroar9cu iid oic Burden in cincm
s%toatluaggon, un0 fomcn 10 ua6
EOrlolt. 100 lie Oic 9ogcn ucbicltcn
"llo no@ 9iAmon0 m6rcn.
"a i9ncn oos 8clo bier 3u 6ciB
~ ,o''roc, iupr @nltimorc ser nddItc
Ellalt. Bon bier ainocn lie nooj
SS0llllellSpilIc %o.. poiclbii Der mu.
pc'lole 0lonD" cmcu g2eItin0icr
q, 'o0'eie Gic beritteuc Gol8ci ipor sen
deil Dciti0 uui sen 6cricn, sod
gSN1 es pSou0," nohocni cr BON
lgll'h 6rcmocn ii4 irolB6iiib en-
ploQlen bate 5u eptfomnlen iuc-
loul oie @cbrii0cr s9ort6 nodl BAL
:, s,lll0re 3ariidfe6rtcu lmo in ser
Carl.StroBc llitcridhpi ionOcn.
SroB Der uicOcr6oltcn @crne6num.
avH 'plocrlprodcn lib oic @cr6aftc
i.l ~ llldt Gin cin5igcS Nal. Iic &c.
l~lllol0lm0 ocr Crlmfcnbeit unr0c
eul9eQooen imO lucrOen oic @cr6oi.
lsiell r inter @'orbueroott iiir sic &c.
70'ocl' oon &irginicn icitgc6oltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
Sdllucre gluidrnlSionna.

llntcr Der 9lnihuloiarmg Gin 10
Sabre alteS NlGoMcu ilr iumorali.
i1c 3pcdc aIs9cnommcu 81 6abcL
pilr0cn geitcrn ser 26 Sabre alte
G6orlcS Gorbcrt, Der 30 Sabre oltc
@corge GonroG. Der % Sabre nlte
Com. Smith, scr 20 Sabre oltc Sobn
0}caaD, Der % Sabre olte 5rauf
Gopcp imo Der 20 Sabre alte So6n
@re6ncr bon 9iidtcr @oiuea in Ger
Canton -Eoli5eiitotion inter ie $500
9iir0idoit Dem @eridtsucria6rcn
ii6crpieien. 0ie iebS @itri6cu mur-
oen onl Sanltog 9lbeuO nit sem
Nidoden in ciuem lecriiebenoen
0olic al ser &bilaoclp6ia.9ioaO bon
ocn Boli5iiten Stein imO 3ce1lcD
pcr6aitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
.gScrciuiote Simmer

Gie n1d6lte rcgclmdBige Eclcaatcn.
Sibung Scr o&ercinigtcn Stootcn"
iinOct am 5rcitog, oen 8. @loi 0e.
meini6oitli6 nit Der .Sdngericii-
@oic1ibait" -SiBlnN in oeu N0umen
Der v@ermonia Ndnucrbor @oac"
9I6cnOs INN 159 ll6r itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Gs ipor dltf einem aneeitreneten
lO1urIde Ser 8iirher 2ait0pebrtriip.
pen i'm ionnigei Eeiiir. Ser $oupt-
mann, Ger oic 8eit germ riiibt. priift
oie 2eite oiii ibren 9rtsntiernues
finn bin. nSaeet. WaeDer, nnh mel-
der SiinmeIsridtuue mariAiert iett
Ioas 8atoillon2~
,glob Sii0e, $err Smiptrortn.~
80, 10, nod Sitr1 ipornis
i6lieBt CT ons2~
OBeiI / intmer mebr ibpite
nuebl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

@itis6ura6 StroBcnbo6n @elel-
idoft iino i6rcu gIngeiteutcu iuuroen
flr3 bor NlitternoMt abge6rohcn,
uno gSr. Z. s. gSaro, Der FroiOcnt
oer 5ieiigen lInion, fiinoistc an Dob
Ger Strife I'M Nlitternuht beginner
miir0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

,,0eibt Oh 6enn nidt, s5iinge, bdB
es llure9t it, fdb 8u bouen2-
.gBa8 Sie iib nibt einbiEDen. cite
Damel Sic eldubeu ipobI, icb Iei eis
nsr ierer odmli4en Po3ifiiten. pon be.
nen oie 3situng iett INNER Ihreibtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01
8 @neaIH d
iitiieBl"

6ausIrda: !. JsiHts 1T mir
mebr auipioer. als tpeun GlterH iiB IN
@cQeripart Der &inber sattten; bic
meiniacu ic6idc i'd IN lolcben 6dIleH
INNER binausl"
1ahbariu: Dos babe id ihon
bsmerit bic finb ben gaiaen 1us
6uF nSF Eif16el"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

d CT cll \.
2onoolL / Nlai. Der nor.
pc9iide 0ompfer uI1oo" 1T pcricnft
morocn 0ics miro bon SIopos @u.
reou 6cfonnt ecgc6cn.
(0er 0ompfcr 09Roo" botte cinen
Rouniu6olt BON 663 Gonnen mo
mar Oos Gi9eut6un cincr Sirmo in
Gbriitionio.)
3 CT britiide Go9cS6eridt
Sonoon, 30. g(pri(. Die 6cutc
9I6cno bonn 6ritiicbcn g(rnice.Soupt.
quarter ousgcgebcnc oiii3ieae N1it
t6cilng 6ot folgenocn 99ortloit
n@eiiern gl6cnO lcgte scr Seino
leb6oitc 9lttipitot an Sen Eoq. O}o6c
6ricolrt unterno6m cr cincn er-
plgIoicn 9lngriii gegen unierc Sdii.
bengrdbcn, uadOeul CT cine Niinc SIR
Grploiion acbrodt 6ottc.
gloroiG bon scr WiciiincS @ll.
ucrg6cnitroBc lieB er ollf ciucr 3rout
bon chpo 1000 g)arOs groBc @jos
0uontitdten cntlueidcu mo licB
Damn cinen Snidnteric 9(ngriif fol-
gcn Der bon iuiierem 9lrtiacriefcuer
sum StilliionO gebrodt Uliroe.
9lir on einem cin5ioen 9rnftc qc.
lang eS elmer feinOlid6en 2l6t6eihng,
in iniere SdiBenardbcn ein5uorin-
gen. sic puroe a6er gleih oorouf
mieoer 6inauseetrie6en.
SIN Soon 0iiirift eab cs umioi.
ienoe Dlinen 0perotonen
g9ir 6o6en beute Die fein0liden
g9crfe cntlang Scr Npcru Eilfelu.
StroBe cinem ic6r intcniiDcn 9oms
6arocnent alsgeiebt"
Nic0erbolt feline 9ln dull
oigitna.
Ncm yorf 30. 9(pril Sr.
So6n GcpoD, Der Serous9c6er oeS
.Waclic 9lncricon~ micocr6olte ici.
ne Grfldrune, ooB Die 9iegieritug Ser
Scr. Stooten Sir 9oger Goiement an
bic 9riteu Derrat6en babe
9e5iiglid Ser Grfldrung ocS sc.
fretGrs Ocs @rdiioenten Srn. Enf
mlltu, OaB Die bon Srn. Gepop cr-
6obene glnihulOigung cine Siigc lei,
ertpiocrte ST. Icpep, oaB Sr Elinrul-
til elm uii6eriii6rter 2iigner" iei peil
CT sic g(ugo6eu be5ialid Der Sddn.
oung BON gionncn linO Grmorotng
BON @fieitcrn in Wlerifo 6eitritten
babe.
Sr. Gpop erfldrte ueiter, DAB min.
oeitens Elm Gubeno @erionen in&oi6.
ington ourd sic Del Srn. BON Sgel
6eihlagno6mten 9opiere BON sen
Eldneu oes Cir Hoeer Gaiement
SenntniB er6aIten babe.
Strnhen6u6nitrifc erfldrt.
@ittSburgb, 30. QlpriI
0ie llnterhon0lnQen sniIhen Scr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

oSie iaet. iic iplrOe ben beiten
Wann ouf @roen nidt beirotben
nbcr oos iagen 10 bieIe anes MIR
IniiBiees @ei4pdtl-
nglibt immrr, 10 luonhes wadohen
lit binter gleathum ber.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Git. ,DNfe ayilmse se4ailipieltr nebs
men bod, Ie6r lDogboIiise @bulcen,
Iie6 nur, nie er bo BON Der Elippe
Tpringtl1 "
gr: .Das 1T md gar nihts sJdy
bab NAL eiiieu 5ilm gde9en, Der 3eig-
ts. pie Elm @iunn itr9 tranen lkBl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-01

Shmllpielerin: nWlir tbih es lett
iebr leio, oieie glbihieostorr iintcr.l
noulmeu 5u boben. SD aohte nduI-|
lid germ nod Elm BOAR Sabre aitf.l
tretenl~
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oog nibt fii1rmernl gii&ts leidtcrI
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FREDERICK DIETZ ESTATE
APPRAISED At $|,2|O,999
Lamp Manufacturer Distributed 55,925 Among 295
Employees, According to Length of Service-Left
S23O,353 to Brother; 1924, 4S3 to Niece.

Mary White. Concerning a further be-
quest to the young man. the will says:
SHOULD he obtain a lawful divorce from
the said Mary White. or otherwise be IN
"A lawful position to legally marry. ana
does so marry. and in the opinion OF the
trustees becomes a sober and INDUSTRIOUS
man. then he shall have the total income
for life of all the trust funds that may
he returned to the corpus OF my estate.
The will cut of Wilbur e. kingsland.
a brother, because he forfeited his In
terest by contesting their fathers Will.
but gave the executors power to pay MN
part of the income of a fur of S25.oO0.
The decedent cut off a niece. Helen Agnes
Byrne. because she was "A member of n
religious order and could not enjoy an
estate Independently. and gave nothing
to another niece. Mabel Edith Byrne.
"for reasons that I do not care to state
here" This niece contested the Will, but
II was admitted to probate by surrogate
Cohalan.
Virginia T.. Pearson got $4,000 IN
grateful recognition of her long n de-
voted friendship, as well as her faith
full services to me during a long and
serious illness"
The two executors were described M
"two Of my most loyal friends n closest
advisers"
The assets included notes OF slJ?.6S3
md securities valued at s111.s01. Mr..
Kingsland had 500 shares of Realty
Trust. valued at $50 900. His military
trappings, as "A member OF Gen. Bent
hams staff In the civil var were given
to the seventh Regiment. They were APP
praised as of no value. because they
We're moth eaten.
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.C@LOUDBURST HITS
ROCKIES AT DRILL
Shirts Hold More Water Than
Cantccns When Singing
Men Reach Camp.
NEW tOTABLE T'NMASKED

PLArrsprRG. y. Y. June o-Rooki.
entered to-day on the final stages of
their preliminary training. taking up the
involved formations OF battalion drill.
the battalion being the largest body of
troops that is manpuvred as a unit, and
theoretical instruction in patrolline and
advance guard work. They did It too in
spite of n tremendous shower that soaked
them to the skin. a veritable cloudhurst
that for the few hours II lasted made the
downpour of the first two days seem only
a puny drizzl..
The rain caught tho drilling hattalions
at the worst possible time. They We're
doing extended work. following up the
instruction of yesterday. when the bat
TALON commanders ordered an assembly
They had barely come into column of
companies when the skies opened. The
men had ponchos IN their infantry packs
but no time TO put Thorn on. For an
hour they stepped through their forml-
tons, while their woollen shirts absorbed
more water than was in their canteeuS.
and the smart tap, tap" or their heels
turned To a sound similar to that mad"
10y water running through a sluice gat".
But they marched back to camp with un-
diminished spirits.
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SPENDING S|,4OO,OOO FOR
SAFETY ON ELEVATED LINES
President Shonts Says New York Roads lave Carried
More Than Three Billion Passengers With Only
Five Killed-Must Trust Motormen.

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LIEUT.. SAUFLEY KILLED
IN ENDURANCE FLIGHT
Instructor at Pensacola Sta
ton Falls 5000 Feet When
Rudder Breaks.

PENSACOLA. Fla. June e.-Falling OF
Santa Rosa Island from a height %
probably 5000 feet, Lieut.. r. C. Saufiey.
Instructor in aviation at the naval aero
nautical station, was killed at l o'clock
this afternoon. He was trying to break
the worlds hydroaeroplane endurance
record and had been In the air for eight
hours when the rudder broke. causing
him TO be thrown free as the machine
mad a sudden dive.
It was known that he would try for
a new record and many persons In PEN
sacola and at the navy yard were watch
ing his machine. Though he WAS the
most daring hier in the a~eronautical
corps. he was known as a careful pilot.
and this accident. as the one last
Wednesday when Lieut.. James V. Rocit-
well was killed, was due entirely to the
breaking of one of the most important
parts OF the machine.
OFFICERS were on the lookout when he
dropN and within a few minutes The
body vas taken to the a~eronautical
station.
On March 90 Lieut.. Saufey assembled
to a height of 5000 feet. which at tho
time was the worlds altitude record for
hydroao roplanes. He made the navy
endurance record on Tuesday, remain
ing In the air eight hours me five
minutes,
This is the fifth fatal accident in the
naval aeronautical corps and the fourth
casualty here. Ensign William D.. Bill
Kingsley lost his life in Chesapeake Bay
on June 80. 1913. and Lieut.. James NJ.
Murray and Lieut.. Melvin l.. Stolz were
killed at Pensacola on January 16,
1914, and May s, 1915, respectively.
Lieut.. Saufey was married. He came
from Kentucky.
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BANKER IN DIVORCE RAID
j. Lynch PrenderRast Tcstincs In
Behalf Of Dauuhtrr,

Mrs, Adelaide Preudergast Durant.
daughter Of j. Lynch prendergast.
banker, appeared before Supreme Court
Justice Hotchkiss yesterday in her suit
for divorce from Lawrence T., Durant.
tn" dancer and son OF Thomas Durant,
builder Of the Adirondack railroad.
Mrs. Durant's chief witness was her
father. who said he had charge OF OBJ
tanning her evidence and conducted a
raid on the defendants rooms at the
Hotel Frederick IN April . last. Mr..
Prcndcrgast said he was Mt the office
of his attorney. Warren McConihe,
when three detectives who were trailing
Durant telcphoncd for him to come To
the Hotel Frederick at once, He went
there and found Durant in company
with n woman not his wife.
Mr.. Prendergast said his daughter re-
turned to his hon AT 507 Madison ave-
nue. at once. After listening to the tes-
timony OF the detectives the court ~
served decision.
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IN a statement issued yesterday after
noon concerning the elevated accident on
Thursday Theodore T.. Shonts. president
r the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit Com
ptny, points out that the elevated lines
OF the city have carried more than three
billion passengers since ig07-double the
population of the elobe-and only five
persons have been killed.
TIE company Is now spending 81. 400, 000
M adapting to the use of the elevated lines
automatic signals and train stopping de-
Vices on the express tracks, at all switch
,oiuts and on local train curves where
The motorman cannot obtain a clear
view of the track Tor a safe distance
ahead. Yet to a Large extent there must
bc dependence upon the motormen. who
are carefully picked.
Mr.. Shonis says tho company viii
willingly install any automatic train
stopping device that IL practical under
local conditions no matter h tn,
cost. hut. he adds. any device now known
viii cut down the carrying capacity OF
the elevated roads by % per cent. which
would mean hat a large number Of per
sons in New York could not get to
and from their work.