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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-06-02
CHAPTER xxxIII.
The Hollow in the Downs.

The Hollow in the Downs.
The Englishman smiled cheerfulIy in
response to Lanyard's cry of astonish-
ment.
TN effect" he observed, stripping
off his gauntlets, you're right, Mr..
Lanyard. FWertheimer' isn't my name,
but it is so closely identified with my
administrative personality as to
warrant the misrepresentation sha'n't
demand an apology so long as you per-
nit me to preserve an incognito which
may yet prove somewhat useful"
sIncognito!" Lanyard stammered,
completely discountenanced. use
full"
"You have my meaning exactly;
although my work In Paris is now end
ed, there's no saying when 1t mightnt
be convenient to be able to go back
without establishing q new identity"
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THE END.
sucker Not Landed.

'No, thank you!" politely said Pro-
lessor Pate, in reply to the tender of
the suave agent, Il do not care to in
dulge in oil stocks, mining shares. en-
cyclopedias or other golden opportu-
mites which must be grasped at once
or lost forever. While my experience in
the ways of the world is somewhat
limited, know Of several more enjoy
able methods of flinging away my
money."-Kansas City Star.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-06-02

taste for interference in your affairs.
You fight too sincerely, Mr.. Lanyard
and I'm as tired a sleuth this very
morning as ever was! I'll need a.
weeks rest to fit me to cope with the
task of taking you into custOdy-a
week and some very able-bodied assist
| ance! But" he amended with graver
countenance. Il will say this: if you're
in England week hence, I'll be
tempted to undertake the job on gen
eEal principles. I don't in the least
question the sincerity of your inten-
| ton to behave yourself hereafter; but
as a servant of the king, it's my duty
to advise you that England would pre-
fer you to start life aneW-as they say
lin another country, Several steam
ers will be sailing for the States be-
fore the end Of the week-f further de-
tails leave entirely to your discre-
ton. But go you must" he concluded
firmly.
II understand" said Lanyard,
and would have said more, but
| couldn't. There was something suspi-
ciously like mist before his eyes.
Avoiding the faces Of his sweetheart
and the Englishman, he turned aside,
put forth hand b1indIy to wing of
the biplane to steady himself, and
stood with head bowed and limbs trem-
bling.
Moving quietly to his side, the girl
| took his other hand and held it tight
Presently Lanyard shook himself
lmpatient1y and lifted his head again.
Sorry" he said apologetic- 'but
your generosity looked for
nothing better than arrest-was a bit
| too much for my nerves!"
s'Nonsense!" the Englishman COM
mented with brisk good humor. We're
all upset. A drop Of brandy'll do us
no end Of good"
Unbuttoning his leather surtOut, he
produced flask from one of the inner
pockets, filed its metal cup, and Of
fered it to the girl.
"You first, if you please, Miss Shan
non. No-I insist. You positively
need it.
She allowed herself to be persuaded,
drank, coughed, gasped and returned
the cup, which Wertheimer promptly
refilled and passed to Lanyard
The raw spirits stung like fire, but
proved an instant aid to the badly
tangled nerves of the adventurer. In
another moment he was much more
himself
Drinking in turn, Wertheimer put
L
commented "Now / shall be able to
cut along with this blessed machine
without fretting over the fate of Elk
strom But till now haven't been
able to forget
He paused and drew hand across
his eyes.
'It was, then, Ekstrom you Think"
Lanyard demanded.
'Unquestionably! De Morbihan had
learned know-of your bargain with
Ducroy; and I know, too, that he and
Ekstrom spent each morning in the
hangers at St.-Germain-en-Laye after
your sensational escape. 1t never en-
tered my head, of course, that they
k.-r any such insane scheme brewing
as that-else / would never have so
giddily arranged with Ducroy through
the surete, of course-to take Vauque-
Inns place. Besides, who else could
it have been? Not De Morbihan, for
he's crippled for life, thanks to that
affair in the Bots; not Popinot, who
was on his way to the Sante, last saw
of him; and never Bannon-he was
dead before l left Paris for Port Avia-
ton"
"Deadur
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Daily Thoucht.

The most manifest sign of wisdom
is continual cheerfulness; such a state
and condition, like things in the re-
gions above the moon, is always real
and serene.-Montaigne. 1
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palling discovery of his bullet-punc-
tured sleeve.
But the monoplane was doggedly fol-
lowing suit; as the PARROT rose, so
did the Valkyr, if trace more slowly
and less readily.
Lanyard had read somewhere, or
heard it said that monoplanes were
poor climbers
He told himself that, If this were
true, Vauquelin knew his business,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-06-02

Before Lanyard replied to this tina
look of wonder in his eyes had yielded
TO one of understanding.
Scotland Yard, eh?" he queried
CURLY.
Wertheimer bowed. Special agent, I"
he added.
II might have guessed, if / hadn't
the wit of the domestic goose!" Lam
yard affirmed bitterly But l must
admit
yes" the Englishman assented
pleasantly; Il did pull your leg-didn't
I? But no more than the limbs of our
other friends. OF course, it's taken
some time. had to establish myself
firmly over here as shining light Of
the swell mob before De Morbihan
would take me to his hospitable boz
SON."
"And-I presume I'm under arrest %
With laugh the Englishman shook
his head vigorously.
mo, thank you'll" he declared. 1--WE
had too convincing proof of your dis
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-22
ARRANGE TO ATTEND THE
FARMERS SHORT COURSE

The men who have taken the
short courses in agriculture,
which are given annually by most
agricultural colleges. are certain
that they have received great ben
Gifts thcrefrom. These men ought
to be better judges Of the value
of sBch courses than the fellows
who have not taken them. When
one considers the great value
which may often come to any far
mer from the knowledge Of a sim
gle fast. there is little wonder that
these short courses are valuable.
But their greatest value is not
from the actual facts learned, al
though these will abundantly pay
for all the trouble and cost involv-
ed. Probably the greatest value
OF these short courses, to the aver
age farmers who attends them, is
in the wider vision Of the field Of
knowledge and its usefulness to
him which he receives. He learns
that there are abundant stores of
facts which he can obtain that
will increase his earnings and
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-22

rious apprehension among pecan
growers. 1t is the history OF
every such extensive development
however that diseases and insects
increase as the acreage planted
increases. In the Albany district
no less than fifty thousand acres
are planted in paper shell pecan
trees. The nut crop in this dis
trict this year totals at least 50O,-
600 pounds, valued at 100000,
and as young orchards are coming
into bearing the total is increas-
ing rapidly with each succeeding
year.
The aid of the federal govern
ment is needed for the protection
of these extensive interests, not
only here, but in other pecan
growing sections of the South.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-22
BEGAN MEN WANT $4,000

Albany, TIA, Dec, 2O.-Pccan
growers of inc Albany district are
working earnestly in,behalf of the
movement Of their national or
ganization to secure from con
gress an appropriation of $4,000
for the establishment OF an ex-
pertinent station for the study OF
pecan diseases, insect pests and
the like, and to guard the pecan
interests against damage and loss
es from such sources.
The pecan industry is freer than
most specialized branches of hor-
ticultural pursuits from pests Of
this kind: In fact, there is at
the present time no particular dis
ease or pest that gives rise to Sc
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-22

P. B. WilGford, who has been
at Fitzgerald for the past two or
three days, returned home We'd
nesday and will be here until af-
ter the holidays The Americas
1imes-Recorder.
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LEADER-ENTERPRISE PRINT
ING PAYS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-12-22
anlAKED PEN
FOR ALIMONY

,-ssE Col. Dec, 20
{nncs1. Seaman, divorced
E,homas>Scanlan, a miner,
!. lIFqkit here to, compel her
] No pay her $45,a month
! in legal tender. Seaman
! Ice months has paid the ali
Win pennies. A month ago
sent 5000 pennies, being a
lth in arrears.
FRS. Seaman alleges he sent A.
pennies this month, which
been soaked in molasses. 1t
( nearly four hours to wash
molasses, Mrs. Seaman
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
fEencr im @IciNcrldlrnnf.

Sn Dem Soulc 9&r. 2707 Sonp.
oen-9lpenlIe, brad ecitern Wlorgen,
ais Ii6 Die 9eipobner oes Soules,
S5err Sobn &enneD imO feline Somi.
lie, in Der 9ir6e befanoen 6euer
aus. 9iau6polten Die lidb orrb ole
6eniter orGneten, erreeten Die gluf.
merfiamfeit 0eS porbeifomnenoen
Srn. 0oDiO 9oDer BON glr. 271t,
SompOen.9lpenue, Der lofort Die
Seuermcbr olornlirte. 0os 6euer,
meldcs in einem GleiOcridranf inn
3pciten Stodpcrf ieinen llrlprung
botte, ri6tete einen S1oOen BON III.
gefGbr $500 an.
Serr 6ranf @nring bon Ser.
1913, Sit.Gboie-StraBe, entOedte ee-
Itern Mioreen 6elicr in 5pei Eferoe.
itGacn, peI6e iib binter oen Sduiern
glr. 1919 uno 1921, gllbIono-9lpe,
befonoen. Der 6errlhen0c g8in0
trug einise 6unfen nod ytr. 1923,
9liblano 9lpenue, mO perlIrio6te
bort Elm 2euer in Dem oortieen
BierOelton, 0es Srn. llrba1. &cB.
tcrem oclona es, ieinc 5pei HEfcroe,
ole ii6 bort befonOen, Dor Dem 5lom-
mentooc 5r retten.
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Der Gunsrch

Gs ioa ihnene 9lr6eit nit Dem 9'ro.
gromme ser Administration ee.
maht per0cn. Die no6euoen
9lotionol Gonlpogucu perien
i6rc SAntten oorouS.
@aibinoton 8. SuIi. II Dic
Gemofroten inn GongrcB 3ie6cn i6re
StGrfe 5uiommcu nm einc frii65ei.
tige @rleOigung Der 9(rmcc- II. Slot.
tc- uuo gerpiaiemgs Bills, ser
gicoenuen @}oBnobmeu uno ser
Sdbiifs6iu Scr Hegicrlna 5u cr5lpin.
gen, oie oie luidtigitcn nod oerbIci.
bcnoeu MoBnobmcn ouf Dem %ro.
gronm Der glOminiltrotion iino.
9ls sic 0enofraten 0es ScnotS
i'm geitriecn GautuS bcidloiIen, oie
SbiffS gia Our63uoriiden uno Tie
10 omeuoirtcn Inn oie iln5ufrieoenell
NiitelieOer ibrcr eigcncn Yortei 81
beIdpidtieen, 9o6en iie oen Slepu.
blifonern g8oti5, OoB iie Oerer Ser
ousforoerimo gu einem 6iIi6uItcr
ongenommen bo6en ga iest ober
genug Stimmen oor6onoen 5n ieil
ideinerL sic 9ia o6ne rcpublifoni-
ihe SiiIfe onue6meu 8u f0nnen miro
Die Oro6lng ser 9epublifoner bon
Sen 6iibrern Scr Gcmofroten niht
ernlt genommen.
Dic 0iebenuc 9ill scr glominiitro.
ton, oie fiir rdHItcs Sobr $i970OOs
600 oiIrd einc lle6eriteuer aif Gin
fonnenlteueru imO anf @r6ihoftel
un0 Srieasgetpiun ser 0tnitionS.
5obrifonteu einbrineen ioa, ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

morgen I'M Snuie onecnommeu per.
oen. Mebrere 9(nenoemente, 0o5u
beltinnlt, oenS9ortlaut fIorer 81 mo-
deh ipirOen bcitte in etner Sibung
Der Ccnlofroten oeS Gomite's fir
@}ittel rmO @ege eittgebeiBen.
W}it ocm gSoben Ger notionuIct
poIitiiben Gompagnen wcroenglmen.
Oemcntc 5u Dem ioeenauuten nGor-
rnpten @roftiten.@eIeb in bciOeu
@0ujcrn in getrodt ec5ogen luerOen.
Die Spcn @in, bonn SenotS.g9o6l.
Gonite 6eridtet, inO oie 9hider. 9ia,
bonn Sous @obl @onite beridtet,
beihr6nfeu Sen 9etroe, 0eu Gonoi-
ootcn iiir Ocn Senot berousgo6en
Oilrfcu, ouf $4,000 ino fir 0os SauS
ouf Oic SGlite Oieier Sitmmc. Inter
oenieI6en 9iaS oiirfen Gonoiooten
fir &r1iiOent, rcip. Gicc @r0iioent,
ui6t me6r ols $4,000 unO $25,OO0
fir Gampugne5pede ausgeben.
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eitt an Sdliuermntb.

@iIliom Sen Syobnlon, elmer Der
rei6iten uno nngeiebeniten 6nrmer
inn @rcen Spring GoaeD, ldloB liA
ecitern Wtorgen ouf Dem &oien bin.
ter iciner @illo in HodlonO an DER
Sails yfooo, Baltimore. .GountD. einc
&ugel in Ole redte SdI1fe. gr nurOe
belinnuneslos ouieefunoen. Sein
9ruocr, Or. 81. S8. Sobnlon, bat ieOa
Soffnune, i'm om 2eben erbolten az
fonnen, ouieegeben.
Ser &cbensmiioe ltebt im 70. Sc.
benSiobr. gloh oen 9lneoben leincr
Gerponoten nuroc er Dor 0rei Sob
rem oitf Der 2on0ltroBe, ols er licb
gto6tS orf oem 8eec nod ieiner
5orm befono, bon 6nei glegern onge-
fallen rmO 8u 8o0en eelhloeen. @r
mlBte jeoem Ger 9leger einen Gbed
iiber 500 ousIteaen, woroiif er fret.
eelolien muroe. Seit ienem Toge
licB o6er feline @eiitcSfuoft nod, unO
NOR Sobnion ge3mungen iih in Der
Ebipps.&linif OeS nSSSobns Sopfins
SoipitolS" bebon6eIn 6u Ionen. Gs
miro ungenommen ooB er eeitern
Doreen einen S6wermiitbs-9lnfon
befom uno iid Oonn ole 9llgel in Oen
Sopf iAoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

@enn niht olle gln5eiGen triigen,
unO oos llnteriee.6 .6rodt6ootr rGeutid-
lono" @olt fir Die @creinigtcn Stoo.
len mitgebradt bot, 10 miro Dem
nihtS i'm @cge itebeu, ou9 8oit ouf
Oieiem ilngelp0bnli9en @ege no6
Teutidlono nit ser nGerti6lono"
5riid 6u beforOern. ga 5ieriiber a6er
groBe llneepiBbeit beitebt, 70 lit eS
rotbiamer, ole %olt nit Dem am 10.
Suli bon Oteru Yorf o6fobrenoen
GoRpfer aariitiouioiior0" oOer Dem
am 20. Suli ieeelnoeu Gompfern&el-
lig SlaO" 81 beioroern. 9llle Yoltio.
6cn fir bic lebtgenonnicn Tompier
miiilen eiucn Gag Oor Scr 9lbfobrt
bon gteiD yorf bis 10 llbr 9lbenoS
oui Dem bieligen Souptpoitomt ein.
geliefert iein. Sollte oos llntericc.
6rqdtboot glei6folls @oit mitneb-
men, oie ,ipenigitenS Dor oen eneli-
i6en @oitrGuberu iider lit, 10 miro
Dies re9t5eitig on oieier Stelle be-
fannt geqeben.
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Der Sdllua6cntSnia ncehrt.

Der oGonnltutter @oIfsfeIt.Gerein"
bieIt eeitern gGbcno in Icincm Gorfc
cine @cridnnlIung, in wel6er oie
@orfebrlngen fir oos GonnItottcr
&olfSfcit om %. glueuit belprohcl
wur0cn. g}o6 Dem @rleoigen ocs
gcl6Gitlirbcn Gbeiles iiberreibte Scr
ScfretGr ScnrD 8. S8icnefeIo oeul
BrGiioenten 6ron8 Sonter cine gol-
ocne acttc nit eincm NleooiIlon ais
63. @cburtstoesgeibent in gInerfen-
nung Der trcuen 0ienlte, Wel6e Sr.
Soutcr Dem @erein in Den Orei5ebn
Sobrcn ieineS Ncitebens geluiomct
bot. Som 6roueioerein erbiclt Sr.
Solter Elm prodtuoIleS Bouquet
g8ic geItern mitgetbeiIt muroe, lit Der
Gonnitotter Yort bis gum IA. Sep-
tcmber bon belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
,,MiOcr gSielu lSarf p

9oS Undertakings Frogromm
fir Die 0ouer Der Gonbention Der
o@lfs" miro i'm r&ipcr 8ieiu @orf~
t6gli9 eeUchielt. 0ic &ocer Dips,
Ben Sur.Jfcnnen, oos groBe 5erris.
9ioO, Die nIte @lii6Ie. Oas Goroiicl
unO Ole Wtiniotlir-@ilenbo meroen
wie ii6li6 oen 9eiudern 5ur 0erfii.
9lng iteben. gllBeroem miro oie
6erii6mte GoDol glrtiaeric.&opelle
unter 9eitune Ocs Sig. Oriumo auf
Dem groBen Qed gum Eon5e ouffor.
bern. @6cnfoIls perocn perlHieoene
Seefiib-0inner lerpirt. 9lm Oouner-
itog na6 Ser ,,@lfs" -@oraOe, peroen
Die Wtuiif.&apellcn oolelbit nm
%reiic i'm @ertbe BON $4,000 nett.
cifcrn. 9os 6abreelo gum @arf be-
trGgt 5 Gents. 9ie Miaoilon-glbenuc
uno Die &olono @orf @leftriide fii6-
rem oireft gum Earf bin. gtur 20
Wiinilten bonn 8rooomnD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
llnhcfnnntc SnNeenrlndlc

0ie al Sabre nIte Soiepbine Gel.
GcrS BON gtr. 140S, 0ufer.9IleD,
wurOc gcitern glbeno eeeen s llbr
BON Srn. Somes Graham, melder in
oenielben Souie uobnt, toot i'm 9ett
nufoefllnocn. Serr @rubom ia9t,
Dab cr 5rol 3ellers Ocs Mlorgens in
lc6r gutem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der.
lieB. 0ie llriode OeS Soocs lit bis
iebt nod unbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
SSm bic Sylndjt scjOst.

sSrou Catherine 0oDle bon gar.
1913, GaItcrn 9(Denuc, uno 6rcll
2eono Eeffer bon 9lr. $40, Siio-
@0en-StroBc, mur0en borIebte Nio6t
ouf iebr unonecnebme SSeile aus
ibrcm SHlofe 9epcdt. gllS 6rcll
0wllc gegcn 9 llbr olfiuodte, fiel
ibr 9lid ecrooc ouf oes @eii6t eines
ibr OoIlitGnoig unbefonnten @tonnes.
Sobol0 iie iicb bon ocm Shrcdcn er'
bolt botte, rief lie Inn Siilfe, worouf
ser llnbcfonute mogli6it i6nca per'
ldmano. Dab gtaes im 3imner NM
beriibrt mar, 6euete Oooon, Dab Der
Nlonn feline 3eit bottc, irgeno etwas
81 iteblen.
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QLhlehen-

slm g. SuIi 1916 murOe Srou @li.
lobet6 EobI6ous bon Scr. sol, 91orO.
@orep StraBe, oie @ottin Oes Srn.
Sermom IS. Eobl6ous, aus Dem sc.
ben gerufen Gie 8eeroigung finoet
am Gicnltag, Den If. SuIi, Morgens
nm s ll6r BON i5re @obnlmg aus
Itatt 9lod]oeni in Der ct. @ius.@ir.
be Inn bol6 8 llbr Oos 9iequienl-
Sohaut ceIe6rirt iporoenJ miro ole
Seihe auf Dem glep Got6eoraI-5rieO-
bofe 6eiaeiebt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

9ln Der &reu5ung BON SoDette'
unO SomorO-StroBc murOc eeltcrn
gl6enO Der So Sabre nlte gtiHolos
2ocib bon 9Iep gorf bon Oem gluto-
mobiI bon George s. Niorris bon
9lmbrioee, Hoy ongciabren unO dll
8o0en gemorien. Scrr SoeiB fam nit
leiAten 9lbi6iirtilngcn oooon. @r
mcieerte iib, nod einem Soipital &C.
ionot 5u weroen. Der 8erleBte lit
elmer Der @ertreter Der gIcw 9orfer
n@lfs~ bel Der bcltc 6eginnenoen
@onpention.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
Sm ben TInt6en
5nmSe'hE Semte ibrem Sob
2setttnssuerfn@e erfOrsrOs.

9ei'm 9ooen in Oen @oliern 0eS
@iuDnns Sails tntcrbol6 Der go.
mon0Ion 9lbenuc Bride ertronf
geitern gto6mittog Der 10 Sabre oltc
SSoIepbGenneoD bon 9lr.t307, Somes-
StroBe, nohOem er aniheineno bon
ar1mpfen 6cfolen mor0en mar
3enneop 6efono lib mir fllr5e 3eit
i'm @ulier, ais er plosli6 ieinen 6ei-
ben 6relnoen etipos 5uricf, pos bon
0eniel6en ober nidt berltonoen iplr.
De. Nenige SeflmOen lp0ter ber-
ihpon0 er 0onn in ben @elen, font
mieoer gum gori6ein, ulipOe ober
0onn nodmols bon Ocn 6lutben 0er
S6erflGbc entriiien. Seine 6reunoe
lnO eilige onOere Yerloncn berIub-
ten Oen @rtrintenOen 5li retten, ser.
iclbe 6lie6 ober berlhpunoen Cine
bolbe StilnOe ip0ter fam DER 2eid.
nam an Die 96erfldde SSn Der gln-
bulon5 OcS norOmeItIiben GiltrifteS
nurOe ser Grtrunfene 5uerit noh Ell
nem Soolpitol imO Oonn nod ieiner
&sobnung oe6raGt. Der Coroner
bonn iiiOpeitlicben Giltrift miro cine
llnteriuhlng onlteIlen.
GcS 2 dmimmens unfun-
oig.
g(n ser MerIte ser Ston0oro Del
So. in Canton on Ser Gde Der Glin-
tom irno 2. StroBe, fono Der 17.id.
rige Soicpb Sooofo aus Der 9innep-
StroBc in ser 0IG6e Der GiaonItroBe
0urb grtrinfen ieincn Zoo. SoOofo
fubr geIiern Nahnlitto9 nit leinen
Srernoe Somes &niobt, tSSo6re oIt
bon Ofr. 922, 6orris glaeD, in ei-
nen 9hioer6oote aus, Inn 0aS
S6minimen 81 erlernen. Gr lprong
aus Dem 9oote, Inn aber iofort 5ii
berlinfen. anigbt, Der Die @efobr
iofort bemcrftc, bcriudte nit 9lili6ie.
tllng ol' ieiner GrGftc, ieincn 6rclmO
81 retteu Gie 9lufgobe ober uor 5it
ihiper fir i'm iino NOR cr lclbit Oen
@rtrinfen no6e., Gas Eoli5eiboot
2onnon" uor 5ui1aig in Der 98d6c,
Deiien Mounidoften &nie6t redt5ei-
tie in Siderbeit brodtcn. Sic Seidc
Oes SoOofo fonnte nod nibt ge6or-
Oh peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
gLnsitcIlnna Der 0cn.W .WlubeIlc.

0ie gluSItcllung Der oft Wfooelle
oes 5roncis Scott &eD.9enfmols,
OoS in Sort @icSenrD erric6tet per-
ocn 1oG, miro 6ellte @ornlittog in
Der ltGotiiNen @nroge, g1r. 300, ct.
Youl. StroBe, er0ffnet. Qie &Gume
iino tGglid bis 6 llbr 9lbcn0S 5peds
8elicbtigune Der WloOene fir oaS
Yublifunl geoffnet.
0os SSnnere Der Garage lit b0llig
uneeltoltet mor0en unO modt oic
glusltcIlunq 0cn Ginorud einer9unIt,
@oGerie. 0ireft om @ineone befin.
oct iidb Oos NIT 0en erIten Yreis aus
ee5eiHnetc Nlooea Oes @iloboucrS e..
$. gdeboiS. SGnntli6e OloOeIlc
mnroen bon Seiten oes gfotionolmli-
ieums in Bolbington Der StoOt 8oI.
timore 81 glusiteIlunes5uedcn iiber.
loiien. SIM @un5en iinO "a MiooeGe
5um @ett6eucrb eineceoneen, bod
murOen mtr oic oht belten nod bier
gelon0t. Son Ocn onOeren Mo0elen
iino Die photographer ousgelteat.
Inter Den NtoOcIlen befinOen iib 3pet
BON 9altimorer &iinitlcrn, mie S6u.
Ter lnO 8er9e.
Dcn 8enliibunGen oeS WfoborS
Yrelton 1T eS 6u 0onfen Dob Ole
9unoesrc9ierlne Die WioOene nod
bier geionot bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
!, '-ahcn6n6n nic0crocriiicn.

9eim lleucridreiten Scr SoriorO
&ooo gegenii6er Der SomeIteoo-
StroBe ipuroe geIteru 9lbeno Der
81 Sabre olte 92odtp1hter NihorO
8ono bon 0tr. t703, @oriub- -9lOenue,
BON einem @og9on Der StroBenbo6n
Der Sorforo 9iooo.2inie nieoergerii-
fen mo om @eiitt II. aorper idmer
berlebt. 0err Bono puroc in Dem
9lutomobil oes Serrn @iliom M.
Gorter bon glr no, EenniplOouio-
9loenue, ipel6er Oen llniool fab, nod
Dem ct. Soiepbs @oipitol gebrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
GreiscIprOdlcn.

0ie Strifebre6er 9rono NEio-
noipsfi bon O1r. 42O, SiO-0uncon-
9(aeD, uno George ,Glec5qusfi BON
SIR. 1875, Siio-GbciterltroBc, prroen
seitern BON ser gtni6uloisung, Srn.
3pfoiusfi bon gIr. 2044, 6ountoin-
StroBe, miBbonoelt 5u boben bon
9tidter @eredt freieeipro6en. Eio-
nopsfi, pcl6er cbenfoas on9eflogt
NOR, $rn. Somcs @ir5Dnsfi bon Scr.
6O5, .Qurbomltrobe miBbonoelt
al boben puroe fir oicie glnflagc
an $6.45 @el0ltrnfc OerurtbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

SoIbot (Oer rieinc" R04iu an bel
6oustbiir ubbuHclD: rNenu nur
niGt ems BON ben 6rduIeins serubC
beraustommt9"
R09in: sci mbeiOrgi! Dener
babe ih eradbIt, oaB i1 ueuli1 mlF Der
Sintertreppc bon einem Solboten ee=
faBt por0sn Iei. felt Der 3eii
aebsn lie immsr 6ur 9intertbiire bin
dusp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
SIR inheRANrennbin.

! Dame: ,Sie t0nncn mir glouben,
bic Trou Dottor i'll 70 unorocntltdl
unb toden lam lie nid)t, unO bic Sim
Der limb ItIeht cr3osen. uno ibren
bersensouten Monn bintergebt lie aut
Iiebe MeiIe."
Scrr. r9lber ipober piRen Si'
benn Dos alIes 70 aenoug"
Game: sd bin ID ibre bette
6reunoin."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

gIus 0en froi8oiiIhen Sdiitengrd'
ben orinet G5eiong bis in oie oeut-
fhen 9iuien beriiber. Der ouf 8or-
poIten itehenoe Reieroilt ShusoIfg
borGt rirbie 5u. SIMMER Iouter tont
oos: rslaons enforits De la potriel"
on iein Gbr.
$50, funet MIR an, 6o GIBBS nos
in Die 8otteriel~ ioete er, ben Chm
oes 2ieOesmiBbe1tebetr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
Ser. Singer BON Baltimore.
(@eeriin0ct 1851

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nerdor-GIutbaus." gtr. s52, Noro.
Somoro.5troBe.
ErGiioent $eurD Sbomos, ylr.
3t6. @elt-Sorotoqo,StroBe
Sobu ". aIciu, Iirigert, get POI,
observation-disclosures.
geor9e &immelbeber, proiotcnl.
renoer uno correipouoircnoer seize
t6r, ger. 4i9. 6orreit-Strnbe
Scrmouu g'idlih, Sd)atneijter.
g2r. 7t3. @1rner-Strabe.
Sinon8.Setretdr Gbos. Reiuharbt,
Scott. mo &amburo.GtroBe.
@m. q. Suoebronot. 9ibliotbeFar.
Gr. 2029. 6reOerid.9lpcmic.
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~sIrion-@cioudOerein."
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