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The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Against Tatoolna.

KANSAS CIV. Mo. Sept l3.-An
ordinance prohibiting tattooing in
Kansas city ia being prepared by
j. A. Harzfeld, city counselor. He
saw Two men with tattoed arms
While n barber shop getting shaw
ed. The sight Jared his artistic
soul There are many men carry
ing attoo marks or their bodies who
would give "A grea. deal to get rid
OF them the attorney says ut is
one Of the nadnesses OF youth.
have a friend who would cheerfully
part with $1,000 to get rid OF his
marks. think the city has a right
to prohibit such an undesira BILE form
Of business and | am going TO draw
the ordinance
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Marriage Licenses

John Riis. 2S. Rugutuldo Aasen. 80.
John Olewnik p. celia Piotrow-
ska, 81
Kenneth Kcster 20 Johanna sacha,
Charles Prough IS Martha Minor.
Elmer Robinson. 20. Detroit, Anna
Schw eitzer, 20. Pittsburgh.
Michael Morry 20, Magdalene osin-
Robert f. stouor IS. Caroline /.
FRANK T. Mueller, 90, Detroit. Jer-
Hldl0c Ransom. 30. Rochester, y Y.
" alter \ Wood. 20. Ithaca, ~ g.,
GLADYS y. stead. a. Detroit
John RHdkiewic, "a; clara Silesky
- ArdroM, Forbes. So Lyman; Mary
James X Andre, %, Dora w
siaplcy Karnlanski. 20, Lotie Wit
Earl Rowell 20, petroit Alma Pet
Charles Klann. 20, Margaret Grob-
lcwENt. ~,
Bert Fountain. 2I River Rouge;
r. Dudley Bennett, 81. Detroit.
claudia Johnson. 2S, Greensboro.
Julius sroko. %. i1corse; Annie
>, Frederick II Dyke. 20. Florence f.
Kay SKot gard 30 Ely Clasen. 10
Roberi henson. BE-. Emma N. Jones.
80.
. Richard Remit 80. Toledo, Kathleen
Higgins, -. same.
Alexander kleczyusky. % Mary
anna Zawistow ska. rs
Miercryslaw Dyka, %. Nellie No
yak. -.
Louis VI, Simons. %. Mnble C. viii
liamE. 90
AlcN Aldo. 20, Toledo, Anna Sold.
20. same
40.
Antonl Borda. 2s Victoria Kramak.
81.
Herbert Clark, Il. Lansing; Gladys
Evans g. Detroit
John Bolt g. Delray. Fannie Ne
met IS same
Alfred Krioa, q, Hamtramck Clara
Hack, -. same.
Nazsra Chlodim. IS. Angela Bosetti.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Candidate Elated BY
Result of Maine
Elections
SOON TO LEAVE
FOR SHORT REST
Will Start On Second
Tour First of Next
Week
BY PERRY ARNOLD.

(Sfor Correspond United Press)
NEW YORK. Sept lS--Elated
with the result OF the Maine cleo
ton and highly pleased with his
campaign trip. Charles r. Hughes,
Republican presidential nominee. re
turned TO New York early today.
The candidates trip which took
him from coast 20 coast and DURING
which he made scores NJ speeches
kept him on the road just three days
more than i've weeks lie deliy-
cred the anal speech 81 his trip In
P1atts hurgh last night and with Mrs.
Hughes stepped of the train here
today somewhat. tired but vigorous
and enthusiastic.
Gov. Hughes and Mrs Hughes
were driven direct 10 the Astor no
tel where they had breakfast and
the candidate then took up the task
OF a series Of conferences with Re
publican leaders
Chairman Wilcox ~ the national
committee was tho first OF the lead
ers to see the candidate. lie had
also arranged for numerous other
Republicans 20 confer with him and
a busy day was In prospect
Senator Smoot, OF Utah. Murray
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Deaths

Clara Riley. Harper hospital: -
years, cardiac decompensationi Viola
II. D. Duke. aiio e. Jefferson. years.
acute castro snteritis; Giovanni 81.
f.s.e v,a az: .0t dr.s.S :'o 'EphG,S
fayette. 40 years. hsmorrhagei Mar,
tin w. sohiarp. iss Hs.del6erg.
years. acute castro enterttis. MichAei
wagner. 1908 Van Dyke S 81 years pro- rp-
violence hospital. SO years, fracture OF
a. years. carcinoma Of uterus Hiram
A. Coates 10 Perry, 81 yenirs sns enr Sosc
pital. 10 years. general psritonitis
Ruth :. Henderson. l3s Antoinette. 10
years, pulmonary tuberculosis; How
ard p, Gray. ~ BeechsrA 81 a.S year IS
i5c7 Burns. months. aiimentary de-;
compositions; Dorotheh Beers, tio
Lansing. G6 years. cerebral apoplexy'
Emma ksraschin. Receiving hospital.
90 years. endocsrditis; Joe Haydo.
,narasmus; Charles /. Smith, los Mel
bourne. 90 years, myocarditis: Nells
Petersen. 7sS Lakewood. IS years
chronic myocarditis; Stewart Harper
monary tuberculosis; Cosner F1szta-
sezwoski. Receiving hospital. about
IS Year,. lobar pneumonia Gregor
spiro. 20s Garfield. 4S years. endocar-
comb. 9 months, pneumonia Vasile
stan e73 Franklin. about 55 years,
inquest pending 1sadore stein, 800
F. AleXandrlne ri years, odema OF
lungs. Fannie Diskln. sos Alfred. so
years cerebral hemorrhage; Mary
Kollcth. Providence hospital. 70
years. odema OF lungs, Ida Sanchez
eau, 6ss Monroe. q years simple
goitre: James vanalstine. 400 Baker
ca yeara. apoplexy; Anna NJ. Henris,
lsq Seyburn. "a years. chronic inter
=. ~ Tn i--4~t-A- Mary Hormsdorf.
tic coma: Ludwig Brel. 54i Aiexan-
drine T.. year. cholera infantum;
Anthony wrohlewski. 731 Theodore,
50 wears. gastric ulcer, Charles
Brown. Receiving hospital. 20 years,
ruptured/ appendix
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
n. Y. CENTRAL
DIVIDEND is
ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. Sept l3-The New
York Central railroad today declared
a regular quarterly dividend Of IA
percent. Wall-st. had speculated on
the possibility OF today's directors
meeting placing The stock on per
cent basis. The Big -Four resumed
dividends on it's preferred. declar-
ing a quarterly dividend of | IA per
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
MOrtuary

KRUsE-sopt. II. Otto A. aged 80
years. beloved son OF Mrs: s. Mar
tin. dear brother Of Mrs. Ella Wan
and Harry Kruse Funeral from
residence OF his mother. No. 500
Goethe-sve Thursday. Sept. u. AT
2:30 p. m Interment German Luth-
eran cemetery.
homo. No. cal Baker-st.. Mrs
Christiana Leitheiser. in. her sev-
enty-hfth year. relict OF the late
John F.. dear. mother OF Louise
Mrs. Frank J Mason. Mrs. John NJ
Benner. OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Funeral
Thursday at 2 80 p m. from resi-
dence and . o'clock At Messiah Lu-
theran church. West Grand-blvd.
and Toledo-ave.. via autos
MooRE-Sept II. 1916. Louis f.. be-
loved husband OF Mae Moore (nee
Nelson). and father Of Gladys. son
~ Edward s. and GeorEina. brother
Of Mrs. J Mitchell, Mrs Harry Pet
ers and Arthur A Funeral from
parents residence, o. $50 Fourth
ave. Thursday at 1850 p m. Inter
ment at Evergreen cemetery. De-
ceased was n member OF Michigan
tent. No. il2. X. q. T. NJ. a.
oTIs-Sept. u. 1915. at residence. No.
% Breckenridse-st Mary Ann, he
loved husband OF Mary w. Reinhart
and father OF Frank w. and Harry
vile. Mich.
wHEELER-Sep il. 1916. Robert.
aged 20. beloved son OF Grace
Wheeler. brother Of carl. at Harper
hospital AZ midnight. OF typhoid
fever taken while serving L. 8.
army on Mexican border. Burial
~ Dexter, Mich, Thursday after
noon.
wINENAN Sept IL. Alice Ia. be-
loved daughter Of Hugo A. and
Clara NJ Wineman and sister Of
Rae and Jessie Wineman Services
Thursday at ? p. m from residence.
No 80 Commonwealth.
CoTNEN Sept. II, 1915 at her resi-
dence. No. 1916 HeCla-ave., Nora he
loved mother OF George and Fred
Cotney and sister OF Mrs. Mary
White. Mrs Elizabeth Messler and
NJ j OBrien 81 Duluth. MINI Fu-
neral Thursday from residence at
80. from st. Agnes church at =
o'clock. Burial AT Mt. Elliott
GTNINs sept IL. 1915. Zine Leroy.
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs Leroy
Givins. Funeral services from the
residence OF grandparents. No. iSs
Euclid east, Thursday morning at
u o'clock. lntcrment at Pontiac,
Mich
Suddenly. Sept. II. James
q. Graham, beloved brother Of Mrs
T. n. f.arkins and Mrs NJ. McColl.
Funeral Thursday. p. m. from his
sisters residence No. 107 Calumet
ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Sugar Market

suEar-Detroit Wholesale prices:
cry't1 demi nos. ; alb ' ,sS 1 eS;
loaf $40; cubes. sTS5. xxx pow
deTed. $50. standard powdered.
s71B; graduated, extra coarse. $500
sranuiated. nne. II bulk, 500, gran
domino gran. 2-lb.-and BIB. cartons.
in cases, t7.05, crystal domino. gran.
HF cases. s715; diamond A-tsxsI
confectiQners A, $40 No. T. ts.1e;
No. s. 1855; No. Q. S.. No. 10. ts.tS;
ts,sO; No. IL, $3.50; No 10. $3.50; non
caking mixture. IS, beet granulated'
ed. Is. "a 10 case. $2.o5, DO. As to
case, 81 per case.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
EgS17iis:sz:sI5: 8 ! sl55i 5:5E!

Central standard Time.
Fer Cleveland. Pittsburgh and all
poiut. south and east Daily I0it5 o..
IN. aud ~ u. m. Fare 20 Cleveland,
- 2ot Pittsbursb. $3.50.
For Buffalo and all points east,
DAILY, p n m. FARE $3.50. one way
$3.50 ROUND TUIP,
For Nackinac Islsnd md wRyports
Monday and Saturday, q. mt
Wednesday and Friday, $40 n. M.
stat~roon Accom- m % ds tions--t PIPER
berth, 81 lower berth. sI.50t whole
room. s1s0.
TtIkET OFFICES - THIRD tN~.
Wharf. 1877 Woodward Ave. wales
tic HidgJ. on Fort ~. West, opp.
Postofnce.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
VESSEL PASSAGES
At Detroit

DETROIT. Sept. I3.--up: Cepheus,
$3.50, Chas Warner. 1913 Yuma,
1880; Andrew Epson, mas. NJ. T.
Greene. Lozen. midnight. Agassiz.
A. m. b. r. Jones. curry, ] 20. Run
nels. Cuyler Adams. ESQ Linden. Blk
by. 7:t5: sweden. 3; Jim Brown. 3;s0:
Republic. 4; Ball Bros. AIS; Indus,
$50. Durstoun. Z. j. T.. Ppson. 7:46'
Vega. 8 80; Niagara. 1910; (big) Haz-
ard. (smalD Mather, II.
Down: Sellwood 1850 last night;
Alex Thomnson. II; Calclte. $3.50 a.
m; Morrell, 4; ShenIHgn, fztpoonge,
Thunder Bay. $40, Davock. 8, Wyan-
dotte. 1915.
At The 500
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. Sept
13.-Up: Wickwire, Jr., S last night;
Chas. Hutchinson. Edmonton, Nor
gan, Jr, a. m Seguin, (small)
Ford. A. ". Osborne. Jupiter. a:3o;
Wade. s. S. Robbins. $50. Perseus.
1890; (smalD Mather. $50; sullivan.
1880; Dinkey. $50; Emory. Ford. .
stanton, Wldlar, 10; Linn. Rolling.
II.
Down: Coulby., plmmick: last
night; Belgium, Brewer. $40 VII
liam Brown. Paine, $50; Colgate,
Stone, 10. Sonoma. 1890: Morrow,
II: Phipps. Bessemer MARSHA. Wal
ters a M. Underwood. Graham. 3.
Houghton. Martha. Pressure Isle. $3.50;
Harry Jones. Griffin. 4:30; Wolvin, &;
Ball, Crescent city. $50; Fairbairn.
MAZDA. $40: TrImble. 10; stadacona.
Mariana, IL
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Births

BOYS.
Ehrman - Walton, lS6a Russell;
Charles 4 Rohccrts. t2sl Bely!dere:
Lockwood. 1901 Russell. Gro vitalc.
1iS Antoine. Rasolino Pisano 1884
Russell; WRclaw Kapicrkoski rs
Greusel Mike PaStowski. 1861 Tar
now Nike Milow xxi, 2l97 Jefferson
Alton L. Barnum. 266 High w. John
a. Sawicki, 81 Hawthorne. Henry
Gudinan. 1873 Montclair, Andrew
slawinski y 80 1"b8rnecpl rr" DIV W.
Mari Maternity hospital, James <
sherman, los Henry willard Il
oliver. 205 Hartford David GOLDBERG.
Woman's hospital Herman {. stab
ski. a. Goldncr; Dominik Aleksiak.
1sS Norton, Charles Meyer. 722 Tween
ty-eiEhth. cart RuChholz. ga Van
Dyke Paul JAMS, Providence hospi-
tai Russell Montard, 1882 Mack;
Tomasz Jskimiec. 226 Twenty-ninth;
John Kaptoniak. e7s Plumer; Adoiph
MachinsKi. aS7 Relvidere Edward
Lark, scotch, north OF Joy-rd; Chss
Molodosky. Harper hospital; Mark
Atkin. Providence hospital; Thco-
n. nevileE, Womans hospital. Jacob
Goldberg. 2s4 Windcri VIM Hartkop
l747 Campbell, John Bednowski, iz3
InCerSoll, steve LIS t29 Twenty
eighth; Paul Krueles t6i Twenty
third ,W,mi FrGng,die.ln,thlaal 30 Belyl-
Rudolph J. Pip Womans hospital
VIM. H. Scott. ti Poplar. Frank No
vososki. TS2 Mitchell Jan Ullk. 90
pelray; Henry Schncidt. SIS south,
sndsr Spltser, Grace hospital John
Kaepewk, go Plumer. Antonio pa
gostlno. 7i5 Orleans. Jozef Gawet. rs
Klingier Nicholas Rudzinski, ss3
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

AprIes-New. sc 1,IzS bu. 1a.5oo
Bsn.ns. Good shipping stock.
81 2b09 Ter bunch.
Besn.-Dri"d Lmas 6ia Q7c H.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3.5oaa7S
Canrornis Frvit.-rIun- u7Sa
.i26tfi.7s box
Cnhbnse g. sou4 pcr hhl
Cbses~-M ichigan mats. l1ci New
York isc; domestir Swiss, 26T3?c;
Imported Swiss. $50 tic. brick cream,
2ic; long horns. l9c. daisies, $50
Fresh Vegetable. Green peppers
parsley, % a SOC dor cucumhers, 81 n
ITO hu, tomatoes. 81 ESQ 80 6u; chr car
head lettuce, s25oa3 dor grcen
bag egg plant. SO so hu. $50.
New Honry Fancy white. new, ~
uibc. amber l2nl3c 10 extracted,
the following prices Tor bsied hay in
car lots T. o. o.. Detroit: No. l tim.
othy, new co.'s standard IN.
9.hy si'So ,mo,b Ugh il! %fsd NJ 'g
mixed. tiial2; No. mixed. 5000;
No ! clover. tenf0; rye straw, $50
as. wheat and cat straw. t6.50n7
Lemon. -is6sbo per box.
LINES az per 100
Melons Rockytordq. nats, 81 %.
Usage, 'i.7bn2 per hui "atermelons,
oranges "Valencras. s5.e55s box.
Onions Southern. s. sod 60 per
'' e,ncs ..ck ra sRSn'ss9. st psr , Sn
A 81 %. "a 81 per bu.
clapp's Fayorlte. si.2sT $50 per bu.
ra's;s.. s,F Wound 15g ,niBSc;5asS;u long.
roprs, aroners, 2oc, fancy hens,
~ q 8. medium hens. ishq re.
gcesc. icVt5, ducks I'd i'7i4c 10.
sweet Potatoes 81 e5 per bu $3.50
per b'l' j jo1,sysi y r e &c, en'
G""r I'm, cH s..55 Is ,s'"SGa-Sso
fsncy Maine, iii5; STANDARD. 81.
Table bets t1;zSalto reas: Fancy
s mon t ATT 1soc.O lat. pings, soc. To-
Early june. $50: sifted early June.
c'onee@whlte House, acc; standard
packages, 1915 q2iifc 10.
reedmJobbinE prices Job. ss:ks.
'lNf WlIW'lllhNF - YOU hNh'b t'NHs foFt
coarse corn meal, ;3si corn and oat
chop. S3i ton.
Flour -Iobbing prices: Rest Mlchi-
gan patent. $40. second patent. $3.50;
straight. $3.50. pure rye. 81; spring
patent $50 hbl. In eighth paper
sacks.
DctroIt III Raw linseed oil. 76c;
boiled lnseed, 76c gal. IN barrel lots.
Kerosene IN iron barrels: Diamond
headlight. Sc. perfection. 3 SC: pala-
ciuc, 10 Dc, red crown gasoline, 17c
gal
Hnrdwarc--Na Nails, $500 key base:
snuo1'cd wire. 1925 bundle; .gslvan-
ized barhcd wire. APPOINT. t22S SPOOL;
galvanized sheets, 24-Eauge, ftb5; az
gauge, tl.Sb; 2S-gAuRe, $500 so
gauge. $50 rer ewt; Buhi bronzed
ayes single handled. $3.50; double,
$3.50 doz. black sheet metal ~ and
gauge, sS,5s; 2s-gauRe. $50 per ewt
on large, 4oc md or; machine
holtR small, so 10 and OF; large,
90 - and 5 m list.
Hldca-No. cured hides. ioc; No.
I green hides isc, No ] cured bulls.
i5o. No. I green bulls. l2c; No |
cured veal kip. 22C. No ] green veal
kin, ale No. / cured muTrain. lsci
No. l green murrRir. lsc, No. ! cured
calf 2ac; No. green calf 27c; No.
! horse hldee. $3.50; No. 2 horse hides.
1850; No ! tallow, 7hc; No. 2 tallow.
ehc. per In; NJ. 2 hides ic. on. No.
kip and calf. 1870 on gheepskin
Gas to smount WOOL. boc6Si2b.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
To the Electors, Male
and Female, of the
City Of Detroit:

The law requires a complete
re-registration of all Electors
n the City Of Detroit every
four years. This RE-REGlS-
TRATION will be held
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Monday,
Tuesday and
Wednesday,
September
Is, - and 20,
1915

The election houses will be
open for Re-Registration from
3 n m. to $50 p. m. central
standard time, which is from
3 a. m. to $50 p. m. eastern
standard time.
You must re-register at the
above time or you cannot vote
at the
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Personal

NOTICE-If any poor girl r. n
trouble. needing advice. friendkhip
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest. w. Salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Produce

The boat from the islands brought
M about 1000 bushels OF peaches this
morning and from the way receipts
are increasing N looks ~ though
this market would set It's proportion
% The crop after all on account OF
the better receipts prices We're "a li'-
tie lower The market WAS well sup
piled with plums, pears. grapes and
APPLES Poultry receipts were tho
best ~ the week, and as the dreSsers
are inclined 10 hold ~. the market
did not clean up on tho early run and
quotations
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED-Foreman for department
assembling, small electrical appa-
ratus. Must be familiar with punch
presses and light machines and ex-
perienced I'm handling girls. r. ".
Hall, 432 Wellington-av Roches-
ter. ". Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
Re-Registration
Sept. Is, 10, 20

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
Detroit. Mich, Sept Q. 1916.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

Behr Bros. black case. fair tone SO
30 Heineman, pianos, sweet tone and
durable, in three kinds OF cases.
bargain at S163.bo each. VIII rent
AZ 81 per month.
Newby & Evans player plano. slight
~ Used. $3.50.
LING PIANO HOUSE
7S Library ave, cor Grand River r..
(Over MaCauley's Book Store)
No agents. one price.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
TWO-FLAT

Close 10 Grand River, new brick, 3
bedrooms and sleeping porChes. 40
IT, lot, side drive. double garage,
shown by appointment.
MALONEN CAMPBELL REALTY co.
504 Free Press Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
AIrns AND sIrrLIEs

RIDE ON NEW TIRES Soil US your
old c1eiugs for 2oC pound We
VIII trkr them N they arc disable
and gtill on your rims Service free.
y. a Bowman Co. S+t-SiG Wood
ward-ave, Grand 1851
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13
OR sALE-suBuRnAN ACREAGE
BUSINESS OPP0RTU MITES

GROCERY STORE CHEAP Doing a
good business. Next 10 best meat
mrrket In city Must soil this week
Apply No. col Grand River.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-13

Hannah Rental Agency
A free lat OF houses and fats Call
In person at the oldest md largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
McGRAw BLDG
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Den 0rabt an oller9ano @eQcnit6n.
Ocn mo SloBen uno erportetcn, Gor.
pms @briiti I'M 2 ll6r 5u crrcihcu.
Spdtercu 9laHriHteu 5ufolac iol.
len SoIoaten ser glrmec uno 9latio.
uaI.@arOc i'm nnteren 9lio 0Sronoc.
G6al Oiel llnonne6mlidteiten ourh
oeu Shlrm erIitten babeu iu0em
Nurocrte BON 3eIten fortaeriIicu
purocn Der beitisitc Sfiirm icotc
norOlih bon SorIinaen porbgt 10 be.
Ioeeu 0ieie 99ohrihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Sbr NenmtugS Coupon. Shlic-
ben sic lid, ocu iibriocn Stimm.
bemerbcrn an
Ser NAinid nah Einacn. sic
mir nidt beiitcu, treibt ms 3um
SouOeln. Gie in Ger Siitc oliac.
iiibrten Stimmbeiucrber babcn To-.
rem %unid ihOn in ole Ebot um-
geictt. iiiOem iie iieb 5um @ettbe.
lpcrb annclOeten.
g9abrithcinlid mohten Sic cin
glutomo6iI bcIisen. 3meiicloS
fonnten Sic BON elmer Sumne
Grtru @clocs @cbrouh maiden.
Gicier g9rtt6epcrb eibt Sbuen
@eIegenbeit, 81 bonoeIn ino Sbren
@unih ga peruirflihen. MIS- @c.
gcnleiitina fiu Sbr SonoeIn crbaI.
ten Sic einen ocr ouacboiencn
pcrtbboncn Yrciie inO ouBer0em
cine 5imrmc Grtro @eIOcS. Eurrh
oicIcu @cttbaperb fonncu SDrc
lang oebceten @iinibe sur Grill.
lung oelansen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Eager Der Wili5cnin
9rom nsoiIIc betm.
opft

Son nAntonio, Ger, 10. i9gh.
quit Ger tropiihe Sturm. iueIdcr
Die @oIffiilte BON EeroS eeitern hcim.
ubte. bat. Iolueit bis ieet iciaelteIlt.
gerluiie BON Mcnihenlc6en NUT
our6 Den lIntergone ocs fleiucn
Iompfers nEiIot Don" ueruriodji,
Der 5piihcn @olpeiton uno Corpus
66riiti oerfe6rtc. glnr orei Nlualie
Der Der ans 13 Nlnn beIiebcnOcn BE.
iaBnna idcinen gerettet 3u ieiu.
Sn oen 9IrlnccIagern IN ocm
@rolunsbiuc Tiitrift ridieic sen
Sturm betrdhtIihen Shoocu an. in.
Dem bic Sdlite ser 3eItc fortacrilIcu
mnrocn inO man bciiirdltet oaB
oird ocn glcsen oroBc Guoniitoieu
Gorrdt6e oller Slrt 5eritort morocn
iinO- Gle bonptidhlih bcrii6rieu
Wlil8en iinO oieicnieen aus Sai.
nois, Soiua uno Tiroinicu @hpo 30.
GOO Wtili5en inns rceul0rc 5oI0oten
idbIieien lette 9lodlt IN oficntliden
@ebduoen in Brownsville.
Sic Ieeten 0lelolneen ans Corpus
ebriiti beidgten ooB Der Sturm oort
GntcnOe BON SduIern seritort mr0
uielc fIeine6abr8enoe niii Den Sirono
eeluorfen Bat, bod ion Oie Giicn6a6r.
itrede nur menie 6eihooiat porocn
iein, mo man crlportet, Dob ser Gr
icnbohnOerfebr bcutc pieoer ouIae-
nommen iperoeN Miro
sInoere Olirh oen Sturm iiolirie
0rte iino anespiae. 5intou Gee.
bile, Dorlineen ino gIlicc. Sn Bort
C'Gonnor murOc oaS Tad cincs po-
tells bcrlmteraciuebt mo Gin @ouocI'
biloer Ebeoter 5erit5u oieGiunob.
uer noren aber aauornt uno founien
iib III Siberbeit brinaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Sn Scr beltiaen gIuSaabc lit 0ic
critic 9iltc Scr Stinmbcmerber Der.
oiieutlirbt. Sic Iino notwithstanding
iiberroiht Oornn 10 pieIc glomen
3u ieben, sic mogcu pielleiAt ee.
gIou6t bo6cn, OoB Scr @ettbewerb
nidjt iolhen llmfons anhebnen
wiiroc.
Is gcreidjt Oen SerousgCbern
5ur 8rcuOc, ooB iib pielc berpor.
roaenOc Ycrioncn ocnt @etthewcr6
ongeihIoHcn bo6en. Eie Gbeil.
nobmc oieicr Eerionen benefit
ooB Der N1itbcpcrb Gin groBcs unO
oiicueS SIneebot it, in Dem eiu Sc
ocr oie gleibcn 9Iusiihteu aui Gr.
folg 6eiitt.
Inter ocn in Scr 9iltc oufgc-
fii6rteuStimnlb0ucr6cru iiuO Scu-
te aus ieOer 2ebcnsitclInug. Gin
icOcr idjeint eincn Scr prodtpoacn
Ereiic gelpinuncn 5l tpoIlcn. Sul.
MERLIN fonncn iiH nod piele neue
Stimmbeluerbcr meIOen. sic milf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

len 6eOenten BOB, ie me6rStimm.
bciuerbcr Ebcil uebmcn. ocito bci-
iere 9Iiislidt ouf Griola fir sic be-
ltebt. Sn oieiem @ett6eipcrb miro
DlicmauO mbelobnt ousae6en.
Sebcn sic aud Die elite Der
Stimmbcperbcr an. Gs miro Sic
bcucgens ocm @cttbcipcrb bci5n-
trctcu. @c5euecu ouh sic, oaB
Sic Die 9iaiofeit oieIcs llnterncb-
mems anerfenmen. SenOen sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gSnrbe bum StruRcnbu6nunseum nc.
luieicu.

SIN Common YIeosgeritbt bat N.
S. GroB cine 2logc I'm $4,000 Sdo.
ocncrios gcgcn oie StroBcnbobngc.
ieIlidaft ciilreiheu loiien neil CT
bon cinen GcnoHfteiir ser goIono.
glOenue.2inic bon cincnt iibcriiiateu
sSoggon abgepieieu moroen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Die sro6s oSide ser GauOiOateu
If ein 2Jertrauenspotlm

Cun9 Pa6en fi@ oem 2SettBeaperB onee=
fc9ro(eu. Gin 8ettiger Rnfan9 Beoeutet
@rforq. 9enoen Sic 8Rren 2lennungs=
Coupon fofort.