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New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
City Mems

Charles Middleton is undergoing treatment at the local hospital.
 New Britain Council, o. U. A. M will send a delegation to the meeting of the ex-Councilors' association at Manchester this evening"
 Roland Ripple has accepted the position of organist at the Christian Science church.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Bergstein of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hyman Horvitz of this city.
 Tickets for the concert of the Eastern Division of the Swedish Singers society will be placed on sale ar the Miller and Hanson drug store on Church street this evening.
 Miss Bertha Ramage, who recently underwent an operation at the local hospital, has entirely recovered.
 Mrs. Helen Berry and daughter, Miss Eleanor, left for Myrtle Beach this morning, where they will open their cottage for the season.
 Miss Elizabeth McConn is indis- posed at her home on Stanley street
 Miss Mae Tormay of Clark street, spent the weekend in New York.
 H. c. Noble and family have left for Sachem's Head, where they will spend the summer.
 Letter Carrier w. c. Owens and family will spend Memorial Day With relatlVes in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 A. w. Bowman has returned from g trip to New London.
 Mrs. Ida Glover Peterson and family are occupying their cottage at Woodmont for the summer.
 Dudley Felt, 12 years old, of Cur tls' street, student at the Camp school, is undergoing treatment for 6 broken arm at his home.
 Mrs. William P. Hubbard and Miss Wilhelmina Tracy of New Britain. are stopping at the Hotel Martha Washington, New York, where thev are attending the great women's con- ventiOn.
 Walter Johnson. popular conduc- tor employed by the Connecticut cono- pany, has rendered his resignation and will leave for California in a few days, where he will make his future home.
 A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Mary's church to- morrow morning at o'clock in memory of the departed members of Daly Council, K. of c.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29

daily (Sunday exceptedo at 4:15 p. m, Herald Building, 67 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
INSTITUTE MUSEUM
 OPENING IS NEAR
Doors Will Be Thrown Open to General Public on Wednes-
 day Afternoon

For some weeks past Birmingham Schurr, the naturalist and Iecturerf has been arranging the naturl his- tory collections in the New Britain Institute and getting them in condi- ton to exhibit to the public Mr. Schurr attracted the attention of the institute directors by the very interest," ing lectures which he gave earlier in the year at the Grammar, the High and the Normal schools. These lec- lures aroused great interest among the young people in our-door life, and the city is to be congratulated that Mr. Schurr is willing to stay here for a time and take charge of the museum.
 It is felt that the natural history, the art and the historical collections will not only prove of interest to the general public, but will also be of great aid to the schools of the city.
 A more detailed description of the several collections now in the Insti- tute will be made later in these columns, but the citizens may be as sured that the gifts of John B. Tal- colt, James Shepard, Miss c. Antoin- cite Shepard and Eugene w. Schmidt, not to mention the Burrett collection and other special donations, are of very great value and make it possible for the museum to open under espe- cially favorable conditions. It is hoped furthermore that much material of scientific and historical interest now in the hands of private owners may find it's way to the Institute, if only in the way of loans.
 Until further notice the museum will be opened beginning Wednesday, May 31, afternoons (including Sun- days) from to 5 and to g.
 A meeting of the members of the Institute will be held tonight at 7:3O o'clock, to afford them a private view of the exhibit
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
JAMES J. HILL.

humble chore boy on a Ca- arm to railroad nagnate of 0eo States is the record of
 Hlil' who died today at the seVenty-eight years. If there
 an empire builder in the SC of the word, the apne1a-
 st be carved high on the Fnt of this genius of the brthwest.
 the moment that "Jirn r1;,, stepped across the Can.ai |y and forged his wav ,u4o D sparsely settled parts of tho Estates, his force began as- itself. Refusing to remain already bui1t-up portion of 1ntry, he wended his way to Id fortune by taking the hat led westward. Today Ell mourn his loss the people
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29

The alarm clock seems to have as- sUmed a cheerier note now that it re- leases it's chatter when the sun is up and the birds are singing.-Cincin- natl Times-Star.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
NCE FOR A GREAT VACATION

ICE FOR A GREAT VACATION. his period of the year the ques- If vacation is the thought up- st in the mind of man. To the Lains, to the seashore, to the Dme town, to those places that Eurcease from the tolls of every bor, the men of the nation will be vending their way, one by n twos and .threes, in droves. that the spirit of preparedness ne air, many men from all walks have taken it upon themselves ist under the banner of Uncle nd to spend their vacations in Military training camps of the y, such as the one at Plattsburg. these men will become &C., ed with military knowledge that and them in good stead at some day when the nation is imper- Also they will take on goodly
 tan, and prepare their bodies hd the seige of another winter S the one just sent to the dis So, while lending helping To their country they will also e their own physical and
 attributes. ...........
 jew of the wonderful successes d at Plattsburg and kindred k camps for business men, the
 States government through it's department, has now come forth mother offer that will appeal 5 the3busiffess men and to the 9boys of the nation who might
 spend their vacations on the
 of the billowy ocean. It is to supplement the army nili- timing camps by naval training
 trips on board battleships this which may have the outcome ling up greater enlistment in vy. All those men and boys
 ages have wished they could .rt in the great maneuvers of am's battleships, but who were
 position to enlist for the pre- period of four years, will now e chance of a lifetime. They ] allowed to take part in a great l hsting from August IS to Sep l 12 and to receive instruction | I'd from competent naval au- 1 The plan is to fit out the | battleships for those who wish l under this plan. Sixty per the crew on these ships will e up of civilians, the other nent to be composed of sea- ailors. officers will take part in the of these embyro careers, at-
 to the special instructions that
 given the men and boys who
 br this short period. The en-
 htion may be spent at small
 sum of $30 having been de-
 pon as the cost of the uni
 Id dfboard, the recruit to pay his
 importation to and from the which he Is assigned. If there
 r planned or devised a more
 ng, novel or profitable vaca-
 one yet has shown the pros
 pr catalogue of such a ven-
 ncle Sam now offers to those
 e men and boys of this coun- can get off during the stated ne of the most fascinating ex- s they could ever get without enlisting in the United States or a period of four years. This prove one of the most popular the United States govern Rs ever made to help the men of the nation and at the |me allow the young men to eir interest in the great things erfca possesses. There should gh young blood in New Brit sessing the patriotism and the help fit out one of these ships.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
FACTS AND RANCHES.

The man on the corner says: Elk perience teaches that one easy way of avoiding disappointments is never tt go fishing. Bulletin.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29

The worst the opponents of Justice Hughes seem to have dug up against him so far is that he wears whiskers Detroit Free Press
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29

Our idea of wasted speech is the announcement by Colonel Roosevelt that he will accept the republican presidential nomination if it is ten- uered.-Hartford Post
New Britain herald., 1916-05-29
Cuts Heal Quickly

Apply Minard's Liniment to cuts. This remarkable, creamy, antiseptic. germicide is all that is ever @
 needed to quickly heal cuts, EE9
 bruises or sores. EN
 Don't neglect even little 0N//N cuts or scratches. Blood 4 " \ poisoning with dangerous AA E7 results may follow if NlAS wounds are not properly PLW and promptly given atten- VAlA tion. Minard's Liniment is clean, stainless, and absolutely pure. It is used in many homes as the dependable remedy for pain of all kinds.-Always have it on hand ready for instant use. Any druggist will supply you.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
SsuIi5ci-g -gSudJridJtcn.

8oli3eimarihoa Garter bat oht
@oli5eiiergeonten ousgeluht, Die IN
oielem Sabre oic bielige Boli5ei IN
Dem Blottsburg 2agcr Dertreten iol.
len; es iino Oies: 2ouis llripru6.
iiioIi6er 0iltrift; S. z. Gebes, weit-
li6cr; MlorceD @biaips, mittlerer;
GborleS Brandt, peltli6er; 8iaiont
IS. SonorO, norolicber; @ronbille
8o5mon oItlider; Socob Sermon,
norooltli6er, uuo Sobn Hobinion
IiiOmcItlihcr.
Die 8oli5ci iuht einen Sdlei6-
0icb, Der in nGmerion.&otel" nab
rcno oes StlofeS gopitGn Soiepb
4romptcr bonn 0onpfer n2eipis-
bon~ um $76O nno einen onoeren
@oit I'M $15 beitobl.
DeteftiOe Dunn lino OobiS fonOen
IN cinem Er00ellaoen cine glnaobl
@oIolo6en, bon oeuen augenommcn
miro, Dab Oieiel6cn geltoblen IinO.
Die @oIi8ei iidt Die Giecntbiimer
3u crmitteIn. Inter Den Shmud.
iodcn befinoet iib cine goloene llbr
nit Der Summer 661S979, eiu
2lrmbnno nit fiinf Diomonteu cine
goloene Dolncnubr itno 9olsfette nit
Ocn 9ucbltaben 30. 6. $. unO anoere
Soden. Der Ero0ler eob on oiC
Soden fir $40 bon einem llnbc'
fonnten aetanft 81 hoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
ySedyuiidJcr gScrcim".

Ger critic oiesiGbrige Somilien-
9lusflua Oes nEebuii6en @ereius
bon Baltimore" lit ollf ben bclltigen
SomItog ongelebt lmo miro ole Wtit-
qlicoer, Gomen unO Srcunoc ocS
gereins nod oem 2onoiib bon Srn.
globert Sobu 6lt 9lrbutils tiibren.
@te gs 6ciBt, miro Der 9luStlug bel
ieOer @itterling oirbgefiibrt peroen.
Sd0ne Stllnoen lteben oen Sbeil-
nehmeril an 2rt lno Steae bepor
Ger 80. Eednifer-Eog in 9rooflDn
finoct pom I. bis 5. September itott.
Ios Dorldllfige Erogromm 6icr5i
lautet:
5reitag, /. Septembcr, gormit-
tags: Gelegoteniibung i'm @ereins-
lofol, gIrion.Soae, 21-27 glrion
9loce. 9l6en0s: @mpfone Der ollS-
ipGrtieen @Gitc, I'M ielben 2ofal.
SomItoe, 2. Scptember, 8ornit.
Tags. SellUtl9ltllg elller lHOullllel'
len g[nloge. glbenos: Banquet I'M
ct. @eorge Sotel
Sonntog, 8. September, 8ornit'
tags: 9Iagemeiner &ehnifertog nil
Oorouf iolgenoem gemeini6aitli6em
W1ittogeiien i'm gereinslofal. gtod'
mittags: gIusflug nod Goneg SS'
lano, Der iid nod 9elieben Derldn.
germ fam.
@ontog, A. September, 8ornit
tags 9lusilug nod einem nod 81
6eitimmen0en Elob. in Der hinge
geno bon @roB.gleip Dorf. slbenoS
@emiitblibe aneip-Tofel.
Gicnitao, 5. September: @emein
idaftliHes antcr-5riibltiid.
9lls SoteL fir oic ouspdrtigen @d
Ite, lit oas Sotel ct. George II
groofIDn III 9lusiidt genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
0nrdl sIeftri1itdt aetHOtrt.

9laen 9lni9cinc no9 our9 ciueu
eleftriI6en S6Iog eetoOtct wuroe &c.
itern giodmittog gegen 4 ll6r Der %
Sabre alte @Omaro NlulcobeD aus Scr
8altimoresStraBe, Gin 9lngeiteater IN
Der aeiicli1mie0e in ben @lt. Glare.
@erfit1tten Ser 9ultimore.Obio
ien6a6neeieui6ait. IS miro onge.
nommen, ooB cr pcrlcbentlicb nit ci.
mem Soiponnungs- -1ra6te III Beriib-
ruug fam ino bierOurd eetootet wnr-
Oe. Gin 9lrbeitsgenoiic, 8. 90. 8ir.
minebom CAB an, er babe WlulcabeD
ploblih lollt alliidrcien gebort uno
gleid oorauf lebIos 81 8oOen ltiir5en
icben. Ser 2eidnam Drroe 8uerit
nod Dem llnioeriitdts.Soipital uno
BON oa ipGtcr nod Der Morgue &C..
bra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

SSn ieinem 2ono6auie in @O9e-
MOOD 6orm RnnoaltoipL licgt Der
80 Sabre alte 5inan5icr So6n 8laf
i'm Sterbeu. Serr 9lod ipor Girct-
tor Der ,,ggcItern 9tationol @anf" mo
Der gGrown Gorf & Seal Co.. @r
erlitt Dor etua einein Wlonat einc
Sornbergiitung, po5u iib nod 9iot6-
loif geieate @GGreno oieier 3eit
wur6e Ieiue Sdpeiier Sarriett 9lad
bon elmer 2ungcnent8iinoung oobin-
gerafit. Gieier Sooesfaa lit Srn.
@lod, Der bereits felt elmer @ode be.
iuuBtlos it, nod ni6t befonnt gepor-
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
Rabiatcs glcscrpaar.

Die gleger Sobn Sodlon imo ca.
Die SSodIon bon SIR. 647 gaoro.&oca.
StroBe, ipnroeu geltern bon 9tidter
9renoel in Der norOpeitliden 8oIi.
8eiltotion 5it ie $25 Strofe imo SEQ.
lten perurtbeilt. 8eioe batten eeitern
Wtoreen I'M llbr an Der 9rltio.
SiG.9lbeme ibren 9falieneenoiien
Somes s. Sbomos ongeeriffen uuo
oerurtig oerpriieelt, Dab er neben an
oeren 8erlekungen einen ooppelten
9rud oeS galenbeins oobontrlig.
Sbomos muroe in's oWiarDlono gln'
eemeine Soipitol" geidafft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

SSu 9reiseeridt bat gtiAter Qap.
fins entiHieoen ooB elm Bolicen-Sn.
bober elmer @criiherungsgeieaiha
oos 9iedt bat, oaS geriideriines-
gelo 10 8u iiberpeiien lpie er bor iei.
mem Eooe beltimmt. 8ueleiA picS
CT Die aloee oes SRI SSoo 9Llberta
W3ettee ob, melcbe Die $500.@erii6c-
runesiumme auf oas 2eben oes oer-
itor6enen 9[lbiu 6. g8eiton 5i erlon-
gen iu6te. Sri. Wlettee mar NIT
@eiton 0erlobt Ood batte oerielbe
fir6 Dor ieinen 9tblcben beitinnit,
oaB OoS @elo oem Sri. Q. 9lroell
Dlulliueaur 6ufaaen ioate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
9us Scsirfs.S Surnfcit.

n@ermonia-SlrnOerein" triift eroBe
gorbcreititngen iiir sen @mpfans
ser 9eiuher. - Gie 0omen iol.
len per 9(utonobil oie Sdon.
beiten Der WlonumentenitaOt be.
iidtigen. glnOere Gereine.
Dic oeribieoenen Goniten oes
n@crmonio Gurnoereins,~ Oie ieit
oiclen 8oden IN umii6tiger @eiie
Die @orbercititngen fir oos 9lnfong
Suli itattfinoenoe 8e5irfs-Gurnfeit
treifcn bielten geiiern 9lbeno cine
gemeinihaitlide 8eriommlung int
Glubbolie an Der Noro-@aD. .StroBe
Gic gomitc.@orliber lcgtcn i6re ge.
ridjtc ob. @s bat 0en 9lnibein Dob
0os Gurnieit bon uielen ouswdrtigelt
EurnfreltnOen beiuHt meroen miro.
Gieieniaen Wlitglieoer, Die 9Iutomo.
bile 6eiiBer, bo6en iib bereit erfldrt,
i6re MoIdinen Dem 8erein 5ur Ser.
fiigiing 3u ltelIen. Die Gomen Der
ouslpGrtigen @1ite tuerOen in Oieien'
9lutomobilen our6 Die Stoot eefiibrt
perOen. Sir oen A. Suli ipurOc ein
glusflug nod @nibineton mo gH
Iernon por6ereitet gom FbiloOel-
p6io 8nrnbe5irf bobeu iib 6ereits SO
8erIonen perpflidtet, Den 9lusflu9
mit5umoden. Die 9lusfliigler fueroen
bic 6obrt in einem Spe8iaI5uee Der
8aI6ineton Baltimore imO Slnnopo.
lis GleftriIben gobn MAIDEN.
Gle ouswdrtieen Ebeilne6mer
peroen i'm @merion-, GaslpeIl. uno
&oIcigb.Sotel llnterfinft fiuoen.
o@tnigfeit."
Sir leincn oemnGdlt itottfinocn-
ocu Somilieu 9lnsflug trof oeitern
9l6enO ser g(r6eiter @eIangnerein
,@iniefeit" in ieiner mohentli6eu
9eriommliug in gDring's SoIIe in
Sigblonototpn peitere gor6creitlin..
gen. ginlooungen bonn n@ermonia.
Turnberein" fir oos 8e5irfs-Eurn.
felt unO bon Ser rSo3ialiltiiden
2ieoertofel" fir oeren Sommerans.
flug lpurOen nngenommen Die Der.
Iommlitug lpurOe bon 3rGiioent Sol.
BreBnid aeleitet. Sefretdr s. S6e-
ben protofollirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
9[ls (ein6rcdlcr ner6aftet.

Inter @inbrllds glni6uloieung
muroe eeitern 9(6cno geeen 10 llbr
Ser 16.idbriee gleger Sobn s. Cole
man bon Oen @oli5iiten gilbert 2uo.
mig imo George @erb in Die weitlidc
&oli5ciitotion enigeliefert. Coleman
mar III Dem @eiddft BON Somoro u.
6ren6, gIr. 304, g8eit.8altimorc-
StroBe, unter einem Salfen 8ao.
rem entoedt moroen. I'm tein @e-
rGui6 6u berliriabeh bottc CT ii6
ieiner S6ilbe entlcoigt, nodoem er
iih oaem g(nihein nod iiber oie
6euerleiter gineane iu's Snnere oes
@eiA6tts perihafit batte. Su Scr
@oli8eiitotion weiserte er iih, feline
g(orclic on5uge6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
G6efSlr5t aasscsei6nst.

Gbicago. 16. SUM. 0r.
Sobn Q. Dlnrpb1 eiu bieiiger an
gciebner gbirure, 1T bonn 3apIt 8e.
neoict ourH 8erleibung oes Grcu0es
uno Der aette oes ct. @regoriiis-
0rOens ausee5eidnet poroen. 3ie
ebrung erfolste geiteru glbeno BET
Der Geier Der @r0ffmmg Oes ncucn
gnbaues oes ~@lereD Soipitols
Or. D}urpbp 1T Gbef oes gler8teitu.
bcs oes @oipitoIs. Die lleberrei.
dung Der 9roens3eiben geiha6
ourh Den bieliseu Gr5biihof @corgc
g9. WlunoeIein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
grnnO In SoampOcn.

Sin 6euer, welbes eeitern @or-
mittoo nod II ll6r i'm Seim bon
3rat Selen Grapioro, glr. 1910,
geIt-36. 5traBe, entOedt prroe, Der.
iriodte etma 500 Sdaoen e6e es
bon Der 6cucrpe6r Ooaig gclodt
wcrOen fonutc. Der 8cueralarnt
wurOe BON eiuem 6uBednoer, ocu
5rau GrouforO 5li Siilfe rief oont
aoiten glr. 1853 an Der SDcamorc.
9loenne uno 36. StraBe a6gegcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

Ole 2iebtItroBcn. .@erften unO Die
@erftcn an Der 9rottItraBe, iomie
ole 9lnloeeu bel &obPs 6errp Bar
poren geitcrn Waittoe infolge oes on'
boltenoen GItpinoes our 3eit Der
So6flutb iiberidmemmt. S6ooen
muroe icood nidt ongeri6tet, uuo
MIR oen Boliogieren ouf Den gai-
0ontpiern an Der 2igbtitraBen.
@erfte lDuroe einige llnbequemlid-
felt BEL Dem 2onoen un6 bel Dem Sc.
lteieen ser Sobr5cuge peruriodbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

Gbibuobno, 16. Smi. sSu
Condo. 60 Wleilen iiiooItlid bon
bier, loneten 1000 Dlonn Der gu.
rongo-Qioilion 0es Generals Cor
ron3o inter General Domingo Or.
rieto an Inn @eneral MoIoouaoo'S
StreitfrGfte 5u Deritdrfen.
General Socinto Ereoino, Der ole
gloroormee befebligt, erfIGrte, er
babe belite bon General Eeribirg Die
8cltdtieung oes fiir5lid erloiienen
9efebls er6olten monod jeoe nit
General @obriel @obiro getroffene
@ereinbarilne ols mgiiltis erflart
ipiro.
3ie glntipotbie gegen Die glmeri-
faner. pel6c bereits eingeihlofen
i9ien, pltroe pieOer friiA ongefaAt
ourdl iibertriebene 9erihte eines
fiir3licben Streites opiiden omeri.
toniIhen Solooten itno gingebore-
nen III elmer S6cnfc ii Goias @ran.
6es, IN melhem Elm merifanilhcn
8oli5ilt neriulmoet mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
Slnf mad glatts6mrsb!

@ier5ie Serren pelhe iid in Die.
lem Sobr noh &lottsburg beoebeu,
botten geItern I'M nGitD.Glub" NIT
@eomten Der oMorDlono @ertbeioi-
gungs.9igo" Elm @obelfriibitiid ein.
genommen. @S wuroe oen Serren
mitgetbeilt, OoB aud eiil 2oger IN
Sort Ogletborp, @a., 5u eleider 8eit
eroffnet miro, inO Dab Serreu, mel
de es boroieben noh oort 81 gebeu,
Dies tbun tonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
4ua fidl Qrnn0mnn0cn all.

9lls geItern 9ladmittae in Der
@o6mmg bon 8rau Sennie 2aaarlls
bon Gar. 1915, OIt.2crington.St StraBe,
ein 6euer infolge Der @rploIion zines
Sfens ousbrad, 500 iib 5rou 2o5a-
rus beim 9efdmpien Der 5ldmmen
8ranopunoen oil ben SGnoen 81.
Der 6eucridoOen mar nidt beocl'
teno. Ole 8erlebte lieB lid ibre
Mnn0en bon einem 9Lrat Oer6in0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

Sn @erlaufe eines Streites brdd.
te eeitern gla6mittae DER 26 Sabre
oltc SSranf a2i6oIet BON gtr. 72t
Siio.8roaowop, ieinem Sdlaigenol-
len Dem 27 Sabre olten Sobn ga.
OopsfL nit einem SoiAenmelier Der.
idieoene gefdbrIiAe Stibe am Sber-
forper bel. Der 0leferbclo ergriff
Die 6hl6t, iuuroc ober cine 5tunoc
ipGter bon 5ipei 8oIi5iiten oeS oit.
li6en Diitritts perbaftet. SaOoiusfi
muroc in Der glmbulan5 oes oitIiben
Diitrifts na6 ocm ct. Solepbs,So.
ipital ge6ra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
@craniiacM fiir ncrIriippeIte ain6er

Sir Die berfriippelten ainOer III
Ocn S6ulen SIR. 90 uno 90 miro am
Vlontoe gludmittoe in Dem @robc
Scr. 10 I'M o0ruio Sia @art~ ein
Bicnic beronItoltet. gei Der 6obrt
nod bort miro nit ben GinOern
erIt cine Eour ourd Oen i'm iboniten
6riibiobrSIdmude ltebenoen &urt ee-
ma6t; babel miro Den @inoern Die
8ooloeiide g[btbeilung ge5cigt uno
erloubt iperoen cine Eour uuf ben
@ooten in oent sroBen &eid 5lt mo-
hen. 0ie 2eihing oes 8eltes bat
SRI. Coma Q. Spear iibernonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17

3os g(iltomobil, in nel6ent bic
orci &Gubcr, Die om Qonnerltog
g5o6nittog SSobn Summel in Der
@eis 9lbenue, Baltimore GolIntD,
um $1S1 beroubten, ibre 6Iubt be.
mcrfitclligt 1otteu mur0e geltern
W1orgen bon Der &oli5ei biuter gii-
Iden neben Der 2onoitroBc an ga.
tupSco Seed, 8pii6en ser @oitern
glpenue Jtoo6 ino Der glortb @oint
&ooO, oufgefiinoen. Gos glltomo-
bill muroe om 3onneritog g3odmit-
tag bon Scr Gollrtbouie 9lo5n meg
genommcn. @s lit Oos @ieentbum
bon @iaiom S. groden, einent @e.
ribtsitenogropben. Deteftio Greo.
mer Bon @oltimore.gount1, ser BON
beri6icoenen ltdotii6en @ebeimpoli-
dilten bel Der 9luforbeituug oes Sal
les unterltiibt miro, berfolgt cine
Spur, Die ieoenfals 8ur Yerboftung
DER freAcn Gduber fiibren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
eOIOaten.gaaer i'm YatterIOn.asarI.

SAILS iic6 oos @etter etrpos beiiert,
perocn bellte gt6enO 200 Moun oes
A. Gegiments ltntcr 6iibrung bon
W1ojor Senrp 9. Barrett i'm Eotter-
fon.8orf ein 5elolager crribten uno
bort ole ySaht oltbringen. Dic COL
ooten mer0en monOoeriren in Der
&offnune, 0aB einige iiinge 2eite all
benz SoIootenIeben @cfouen fiuoen
uno ii1 onmcr6en lolien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
Sdlueres GrObc6cn in StaIieu.

HonL 16. Stunt (pio HariS)
Sin ibmeres Gro6eben ercignete iid
bcutc Inn 1926 llbr Morgens in ser
Stoot Borli uno i'll Dem % D2eiIen
oitlid oubou eelagenen gRimini. So.
ipeit iino feline @erlitte bon Nten.
ibenIebcn gemeloct. Die beioen
Eeimgeiubten St1ote baben unecfdbr
Oic gleitbe 8abl bon 10000 Ginmob.
nern. ala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
Grlitt Gdllaannfall.

gln Der SafltroBe, nabc ylortb-
9(penue, wurOe eeitern Niorgcn Gin
uueefdbr 43 Sabre oItcr Waann be.
mubtIos oufgefrnOen unO nod benz
oMercD.Soipitol" gebradt, moicIbit
Die 9(er5te einen Shlogotifoa fcit-
iteatcn. g[us elmer Soentifi5irltngS-
Sorte gebt berbor, onB Der Dtonn
pobrideinlib @iaiom Dluai9on
aus 8ronffort, Del, lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-17
Nag Manfu im @eridltsbiircan.

Tie oberite Stootgeridtsbauf miro
geeen @noe oes N3onots cine Sibung
baItem I'M Die gutoedlngen oes 9lu.
oitors i'm 9iireau 0es friibercn sc.
ri6ts.9lftuars @m. 90. Garibn 3ll
berot6en. Die oberiie StaOtgeribtS'
banf bat pole g(utorit1t iiber Die 8ii.
rcour Der glftuare unO muB Die Jie-
oellng Oerielben ooridreibeu. ylab
Oen g[ngoben oes Stonts.9Iuoitcur
beIGuit ii6 DER 6eblbctrag auf iibcr
$4,000 bis icbt irno oie 9lrbeit miro
nidt Dor Sen nd6iten 8oden been0ct
lcin. Scrr SSames 6. @oomin, Der
friibere Gbef.Glerf, welder oie QliIf.
li6t iibcr oos 8iireou bate, erfldrte
lib bcreit, sen 8ctroQ tpicoer 3it er.
icben, ln0 menn CT Ios nidt tbut,
Damn lin0 Die giirgen ocs Srn. Gar,
Jon fir oen feblenOen 8etrag berant-
mortIib. Serr @oowiu min ielbit cine
91o6priiIlng Der 8ii1cr pornebnen,
nm 3u ermitteln pie peit ocr 8e-
ri6t Oes Stoats-9luoitors ouf &ih.
tiofeit berubt. sSn Der IcBten @eieb.
gebung wuroc cine 9ia cingcrcidt
alle @iireaur Der @erihtsaftuorc 8u
coniolioiren, ipie cs Dor 10 Sobren
bonn vllno6bdngigen 9iirgerucrein"
in Der @eiebgc6lng angercgt puroc.