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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
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geleitdtnug.
Gon @c6. -&at6 Yroi. Or. Grid
W1ards.

Ser 0riid auf Dlitteleuropa lit ur.
aft, c6en neil es Oas mittlcrc lit.
9on redts lm0 linfs elm INNER mic
Der 5ulammenpirfenoer 9rud; oic
Dlitte Iiegt imeeocdt Oo, ln0 mar 10
lon9e 10 i6mad. Gie @eia6r 0ieIcr
&oae bat Die Wcididte Wlittcleliro-
pas eeltoltet. Gie @ci9i6te So6s.
burgs lit Oie @ci6ibte oicicr 0ed.
imesfriegc nit Ooppcltcr 6rout.
Qauu itieg @reitBen cmpor, Der npro'
oitoeltibc Wlilit1ritaat ne6en Dem
iiiooitOeuti1en: gegen oieien, gegen
0eiterreid. sic rnngen nm DeutiA.
lnn0. S6on OnmolS trof Die &alt oeS
ellropGii6en 6lanfenorudes aud
8reltBen, mo Tie trni Den Staat Der
lneeocdten norooclltideu Eieiebene
nod itdrfer ais ben gei6irnteren 90.
nauitaat. 9lber nod ibrer gluseinon-
ocricbung linO beioe nieDer 5lleinon-
oergefommen. Gic Geographic mo
oic @ei6idte 3wnnecil Iie Oo5u. Dos
'mcr0cnoc neue Dcllti6lono bot oer-
chit ieinen iic6enjdbrieen &ricg nod
ecgen Oas olte Oeiterreih our6ge-
Itritten; oennod cntipri9t OieIer
neue geltfrieg Dem bon 1856. gIaen
ieinen 9iohbarn mar emit OieieS auf-
itrc6en0e 9RreuBen unbequcnL un0 lit
cs Der ncue mittelelirop0iidc Staat
bon 1871 crit rcdt eepeieu
SIT CT, 10 angcic6cn nod inpcria
lHtii92
Ger jgbiac arice ogcbt I'M Oic BE.
itotieung Der @riinoungen bon 1871
imo 1879, nm 9isnards $ @crfl @r
qe6t inn Oie itaatlide Sel6iiitdnOie.
feit gegcn Gft mo Beit ia Inn ooS
0olein Der 6ciocn @crbiuocten uno
DER 9iirfei Oo5ll. llno ais 0oieins.
fompf BADEN iie ale orci iino bat Die
Stimmung ibrer golfcr i'm crfdBt.
Tns BeipuBtlein Der gtotblpcDr bat
inns in ocn bitteren Idpercn, eeoul-
oiaen unO nii9terncn GrnIt bineiu
beelaitct, Der ole gegenudrtigc Fbalc
ocS 9rieges beberricbt nno Die irel-
loige @egeiitcrlne iiir Die Stunoc Der
@ntiheionugen niht ousgcl0iht o6er
Crsdn6t nno 0erticit bat
Sit Der &riea 10 5uuddit elm con-
tmentolcr 9rieg, 10 lit er bod 5uglcid
'imperidliitiiA. 3lwaHit tnno Dor MI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
2epnrtemcmt.
EsDer Deldschc Correspondent
4ts @asatimote- Sra0e, Baltimore, saO. o. SOT s4o*

tappt lino flob nlliL Der ibn OroDe"
ben Stroie 81 entgeben nob Vel's,
@ier luio ip0ter IN Boris bilOctc~
I1 mciter aus iuio cr6iclt nod) lalr,
gcren piiienidbaftli6en 9ieiien llO'
cine @roiciiur Der glnotonie lmo wv
rnrgie in Sent, no er bis 81 lcllleu'
Tooe le6tc. 0icicr San @olfpn ipa'
es, Der Oic unihdolidbe @c6urts5dnS'
nelt ent0edte ltno Die 9cnntnis leIller
GriinOiing er legte lie 172l 0r'
Barrier g(foDcllic Dor iueit Oerbrer
tcte unO 10 un5G6lieen 6raucn nv
&inOcrn 6as 2cben gerettct bat y
ltc6t oaOllrb in wobltbuenoem Wv
genlabe 5ii ocr cnAliidcn Sn1ll''
Gbombcrlen oic Snbr5c6ntc porpeI
OieieS iegensreirbe Snitrrment nv
3par in 5lpcdmdBigercr 6oum az
HolfDn fonnte, ober ais @e6elnlllp
6iitbete unO i6r @cbcimiiS i'm SaBlv
1870 III YoriS fir 10000 E6uler per-
foiifen poQtc. 2cioer fam o6er &n9p
GGomberleu ols CT bic Hrobc a6lcgcl'
Ioltc an eincn oc6urtsbililibcn sou
fir ocn Die 3on9e nitbt poBtc Sp
8rou itorb lmcnt6ltnOen lln0 GDdlF
bcrlcn fc6rtc inpcrrit6tetcr Sadle
nob 9on0on 5uriid, luo cr iid our@
ieine @roris cine 9lcnte BON 3O0W
&iprcs erfunrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

lem gcraoe ais mittelelropGil6cr
ariee. Gieier 3uionImcnidlnB DER
@rotbeiImitte gcbort bod IN bic neuc
3cit Der groBcn ger6Gltnilic bincin.
Gs lit ein 3uiammcni6hiB sur Der.
tbeiOigung: ober in ibm licgcn Seine
5ltfiinftigen 2ebens. @or oem ariegS-
ausbrude bat Elm S1we0e ollf Oieic
gtot6penoigfeit eines 3uianmenbol.
tes ser mittelellropdii1cn @clt bin.
gepielen, ais nui cine &rait uno
ghusiid)t Der 3utlmit, ais ouf Die cill.
size s(nsiidt fiir Gcttlng uno Sel6it.
ItGn0igfeit ocr nlten cliropdiiden
SouptlonOe eegrniiber ocn 9iieicnrei-
den orolBen. Scr diBere Drnd miro
audi fiuiftig bleiben nn0 mlB 5uIan-
mcnitbmieoen0 pirfen. g9ie inner
gcfiigt, mic loder INNER oiIfge6out,
oui oem 8ooen Der llnnb6dn8igfcit
all Ieiner @licoer irgenomic miro
Oicier YunO Ger Nlitte cr6olten blci-
ben mo lid) cntipideln miiiien cine
notiirliGc @mtppe innprbolb Der nod
peiten @eitoltungen binOrdngenocn
nellen Welt.
&irtbldoitlihe llriohen inO poll.
time llriocben bobcn oid Oicles
NDeiiere @iinoniB laneioni ecibaficni
ilieBt 0oroiS, mie mir boffen uno mic
mir unf1mpfen, cine oaltcrnoe 81
flinftsmirfling irgeno pclder @eitolt,
10 lcbt ou6 oorin pieoer Ger 3ug
Der imperioliitiid peiten 3eit. @e-
lhiebt oos, 10 lit oild Dies Elm Gr-
gebniB Der @ert6eioigung mo nirbt
Der Groberlng ubcr einc Qhtsocbs
nlme cntbicltc cs ltcts, fir Wodt
mo Wmt6iboit rmo aulhlrmirfnng
5uelcid. ltlo oieler le6cnoige gu
iomnen6one cines nod Siiooiten
bin crmciterten WlittcleuropoS miro,
70 mng mnn tr1imcn ilnD boffen uno
critrcbcn Den cigentlihcn @ooen un-
Icrer fiinftigcn @cidi6te 6eocutcn
9lud Der G6rgei8, DER aus oer @ei-
notb IN Aic SSelt meitcr mill ihnfft
2ebcn Gr mill Die @elt peiter imo
freier, gSelt unO Gre fir rns ielher
un0 oonit fir oae Die neuen @0lfer
oifcner maiden ols diibor; CT mill lid
.nidlt einidlicbcn niO niht l1bmcn
loiicn Gos mnr Der frlihtbre
3dud oor bon Dem SSniperiolismus
oicicr Sdbr3ebnte innlcr ousGiue; CT
bat gc6olictb itns 6lir Wtdnnbaftig.
felt 8n itoblcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
gSenn sic allflpa1en,
triMfeM sic Gin
@Ias beikcs @NRcr
@uidt bic otiite nHO Ilifruben ans
bcm Sgitcnb c6c Gic mcbr Na6-
RING bcnt llnscn 5nFiibrcn.
Sast, cin iunercS Su6 errcgt Gin
Grhi9l UOn 9icinc, 5riidJc nnO
Grfriidnns.


@or Dem Sriibitiid woit6e man
ocn inncrcn MenI6cn mic mon Den
dlBeren reiiiat. Ties lit bon gro.
Der Mi6tigfeit neil oie @oren Der
Saut Dem 8hlt feline DISQUALIFICATION
5iliijbrer, aronfbeiten perliriohenO,
lpie Oie 4oren Der Gineepeioe eS
.tbnn.
Sir je0e lln5c BON glnbrlng iino
@etr1nfcn, Dem @lngen 5liaefii6rt,
lnitB no6e5n cine lln5e 9l6i1ac aus
ocni Gorpcr entfernt perOen gBenn
i0ieic 9Gbfdae ni1t togtoglicb ansge-
Ihieoen merOen gd6rcn iic idnea
'nno er5eigen @ole, Site imo Wlifro.
BEN oie ais oen Spmpbtandlen, ole
lnur 9io6rmig sur Stdrfin5 ocs aor-
pcrS 5iiiibren louten BON Nlute ub-
iorbirt oOer alieeiogcn meroen.
Cine ie6r quite @eiuno6eits-W -WiaB
reael 1T, jeocn Gag Dor Ocm 8rii6-
itiid Gin @los ie6r 6ciBcn @oiicrs
init cinen E6eeloiiel bon aalfltein-
@6ospbot 81 trinfen. Gs lit Elm
barnIIoies @littel, oieie Site @aie
.iu0 @lifroben aus Dem Nloqen Der
2eber, ben 9}iorcn nno Ginseuei0en
5li entiernen unO Ooourd ben gon5eit
@eroaun8s.Qlpporat 5u reinigcn 5it
.cririiden mo 5ll itdrfen, a6c man
0em @aogen ncue 9labrItne 5uiiibrt.
Gin giertcl-&hno &dltitein.9Sbos-
plat foitet MIR iebr wenig in glpotbe-
feit geniigt ober, i'm ans Seoorinmn
cinen @ntbniiaiten iiir oas Snnenbao
al MAIDEN. Wldnner im0 6rollen
sic eepo9nIib nit OiunpicnL ibnler.
5enocn aopf ooer bcleetcr 5llnge,
idledtem @eiHmad, iibelricdcn0cnI
9ltben, bloiier &autinrbc, oocr gln-
ocrcn Ole an SeroouungsiiorlIugeL
iaram 0iaocu ooer Sartlci6igtet
Ieioch miro cine ncrflid)e 9eiicrnug
hl 0'cnmo9ct ina 9lnsicbcn 5lIae-
iidert. (2In5cigc)
(2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
sine sunutaoS.G .Gpiitel.

4robibitionl
Ias Hoft 6at eineu rauben 1on
MS fans ans guni periolfnei
aebleu
9ns iieiqciolfnon DlenideniccIen
Tic fid an i6rcm 2oiter rddlen
llno aac Nleniden iduloie iprcAen.
90 ipridf mau aQcr 29abrbeit SobL
9lrobibiiionl
4ro1ibiiioul
Dlm rieht oas Wort BON wcitem
ihon.
Sie id6Iciden ailI ganj mclhcn Cob
len
Gs ipir0 gclogen nno geltobIcn
Cb iie cs bcimlih aud genicben
g,o unacie6'ii Die grilnnlein ilicBen.
9Rand roibe Jlaie 5engt oapon
9lrobibiiionl
lrobihitiDn
sic @clhcIei iiriat ouf ben 1bron,
cl6a Meibcr mcroen 5l SDdnen
Menu iie int 6linoen Giier gdbncn;
llno plonncr mcroen Oo 5u Ncibcrn,
WHblt aud Scr Gurit in i6rcu Sci.
bern.
9'crlodcpo III ocr Iugcno gobn
Q{fohihiiinu
Irobibiiionl
Ter 1djopier battc cineu Sobn
lhn6 cine go6ter, obno 3luciiel,
0r marD Gin @cilano, iic cin lenieI;
Icun mir Gin Iciiiel ionoer Sdanoe
9raat iolhe 9cbreu in Die 2anoc
glls mar Der Nenid)beit 8edlt cnt.
Holm,
4robihiiioH
lrDbibliiOn
Gin 2dwdhling mr. IdBt iidJ be.
orob'n.
GU idIoooeri id5On mt icincn ano'
hcll.
qlls bdit' Der 0lon0 i'm anr ge'
llodlen
llani1biglcit erreidt Die @lieocr
Icr aiai3ige 1T bran mo bieocr
a III ocg 4culeIs 9lcliglon:
4gobbiiionl
grnbibiiion
Ter lgaiicruoaen mnrtet idou
1dlou bcnli Der 1rob olt allen edcn.
dlant i0ic iic lore 9lalcn itredcnl
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e 0arI lenl Siaricniitel lcblcu
aau SdluBc oicnt oic 0aIlccpobu
Yro9iblioul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
gNcm arh6rt hic MMael?

@er jeniolS IN einem Sa5auctt Ocr
GHtiernmg eines @eIhofies aus Dem
@orper zines Senpunocten beiae.
pobnt bat, mciB, nit Ueldcm Giier
Oieier nod 0cnt beraus9e5ogcnen
6renloforper uerIou9i, nm i6n ais
Invertebrates @eoentitiid an cine &c.
idbrlid)e 3cit aui5n6elUabren Gem
GoIfscmpiinocn gilt es ais icl6itucr.
ildrolio6, ooB oaS o'cidoB oenieni.
acn ac66rt, ocr cs IN icincn Gcibe &c.
trogcn bat. glic6 Die 9lchtIpre9ung
itebt aui ieincr Seitc. peuiocr aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
@ereehi lie nidlt!
ann ein NMbeIIaa ueraaNaen.

Mcnn Elm ,Snbeltag Uergailgen,
nnict nur 0as 5euer iein,
llno IN icoem Ser5 iols pron9cn:
.Sdldme lid nidt oeutidb 81 ieili~
@enn oie @enec iid perlanien,
@oat Sbr wieoer enaliid ihnouicn,
glls mar allies ausgeipiidt2
@ergebt Die oeiltide Sprohe nidtl
2oBt lie blilben uno geociben
Mdr' oic Siitte nod 10 flein;
Gins fam Iie 5um 1empel weiben:
.llnlrcr Sprobe 6lammeniheinl"
Sell nno 5cgen mill iie 6ringen,
Menn oie Seimotblieoer fIingen;
Gbrdnenperlen i'm @eiidlt,
@ergcbt bic oeiitihe Spro4c niHtl
sat oos Slid cid bod eetrageu
Sober. ais Tu'S ie geoaht
Tonfbor ioa Die 9ridt oonn ibIaeen,
Tai Ii's iopeit bait gebrabt
ToIi cs bod, ons @ut Der Sitter,
2iarfc Teinc idwoden griioer;
N1imtrc aui Den feiaeu Nidjt,
@craebt Die oeutide Sprade nihtl
ghone Neoen itol5e 2ieocr
1raaen Oiel 5im 6eiie bel
9lne Sabre febrt es mieoer,
sic Elm iiibes Ginerlci
9lur Die 1reuc 1T Oos Bette,
Sie bepdbrt iid nad Dem ,5eite;
Ncun pereliibt Oos 6adeIlibt
QcrgcBt Die oeiitide Spradc nihtl
NiIcat lie treu am eig'nen &eroe,
4iIon5t lie in oes ainoeS grIit;
EoB Is Sud gum 5eaen pcroe,
1co Scr 1eirecn 9lidt bclpuBtl
Naterl 01iiticr! bari ids iaacn9
6inmal ioatct Sbr's bod uagcu;
gloh BAT Gilcr @ort @elDiht
@crgcbt bic ocutlbc Sprahc nidltl
llno CDR &irten Gurcr Seeroe,
Ieutibp Nriioer. oleiammt:
Sings oitrh Wll6cn iuo @eidlwer0e,
Soret MN oaB bic 1rcuc iIanmt!
7djon mnr'S, ais oic Serjen aliibten,
Cls bic 0eirtihcn ssirheu blii6ten;
Gnqliidj miro iebt ouieetiidt
WerQcBt bic 0eutide 5pratc nihtl
Sdon iinO mir 10 tiei geionen
slls g16's feine Miidfcbr me6r;
llniern 5cinOcn 5ii @einaen
Sobcn mir Die Sprade 6er.
GnaIiid marc oui einmal Nlooe
@oudes Scr5 gromt iid 81 tooie;
&cudcln III ons 9cibaeridt
g'ergeBi oie oeutide Sprade nidtl
lln0 an ieOem nencn Wlorgen
COL Der Gng Der Eeitiden iein;
llnermiiolid, ioat Sbr iorgen
9lnit ocn oeutihen @eiit bercinl
llni're Ser5en ion or mei6en
gaht Die g9ioerinder ihreien;
zcbt. bic 3eit bait icbon @elpidlt -
QeracBt bic oeitihe Spradc nihtl
". 3. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Mr 430. Streifbol0.3iinoer 0os @hter ],
fir 3unohd geoadt; ole Guile lt9roubron; Der So'u' %
braun W1ono i0 Sternc 9elb ilno Die 8udtobeH rup,
lin oic Stredflode bcr5lteen dneioc man 0as%n y.
itcr an Ocn 9luBenlinien olls nobc cS 5ulonmet iu
u6cr onc Sete often Inn Elm Sid ltcite |oppe oDsr
oinnes SoI5 einl6iebcn 8ll f0nncn Sdume nit rolQs
aobedlnur uno bcfcItqc ebenioldc an beoen @del,
nm einen Sanger 5u biloen llcbcr oos d]rGgc Tlelp~
unter scr Gule flebe man Sonopopier Dos yhll'S.
1T forbiq uIf fenem lobfnrbigem alnitlnnen georlu'
uno foltet nit mcrccr8eo 6oB, Sonopupier uno e'O'
ncr Stnure 35c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

@ciii6lsgriinocn. ais biellnebr inIul.
&c loeiidcr Shliilie. Sn elmer @nt-
I1ciOung, Die Dor einigcn Sobren
bon eincm Wtiin1ener @cricbt gcidlt
uorOrn it, banoelte cS ii1 I'M oie
8raec, Oh Der glr5t ii6cr Die crtrobir-
ten S6icftc ~ eS marcn ytierenIteinc
~ 3u pcriiigen babe Gas @eribt
lprah oos giedt nuf Die Steine Dem
&ranfen al. gtierens gIuien- uno
@oQcnItcinc, Synfontcric @cidolc,
Shropneafugcln unO @ranotlplittcr
iino 6errcnloic Socbcn. gln oicien
lte6t Dem %oticnten, aus oeiien Sor-
per iie cntiernt porocn limo, ciu be.
porredtigtcS glncienunesrcbt 81.
Qnr6 g(uSiiblmg Oicics glneigmmgs.
rcbtes miro Der &ranfc @igeutbiimcr
ocr porbcr 6errenloien Sa6e. @inc
9lneignma ocs glr5tes gegcn oOcr
obnc ben @iacn oeS Raticntcn III me
oeieblid.
Sin Sftupotiunsrcdlt ser ertrabicr.
ten Sllgcl iiebt Dem 9lr5te nicbt 81.
SIT nun aber Ger GcrwlnOctc, 10
iragt Sanitotsrot6 Gr. Soohin IN
Der 3eitiHriit fiir dr5tIihc 6ort6il.
orng, Ser rcbtnl1Bigc Gigent6inlcr
ocs @cihoncs2 Sn 6ricoens3eitcn
po6l. 9lnocs lit oic Rehtsouiioi-
'iiins I'm ariege Gas gcoenw0rtigc
ariessuolferrcd5t 10 iii6rcn ncuer-
oingS syhriitcn ans, oos an Steue
ocs 8iirgcrlidcn @eiebblhes gctrc.
ten lit, fennt fem 9clitereAt oes Gin.
5elnen; 8. T. fcin Reht ouf glncig-
mmg Ger SolOot miro oonn crit
Giecntbiimer oeS in i6n iedcnocn
@eihoiies, penn cS i6m Die 5litdnoi-
gen 0rgnnc ais gigcnt6um 5ugcipro-
den boben. Ger llmitano, Dob ieine
9elibnabme 0rrh 0en Sol0aten cine
linfrcipilligc mar nimmt Dem @c.
lhoB llidt Den Gbarotter Ger Vcutc.
Ter @crpunoctc bciBt Oas @ciboB
cigcntlid MIR fir 9iecbnlng ocsjeni-
gen Stootcs, Dem cr angcbort. gln
Oeiien 5uitdnoigc Grgone muB CT TO-
'po6l ipie Die 9ler5tc Dos @eid)oB ob.
liefcrn. 9Sotiirlidb lit feline @eiabr
oor6nnocn, oaB Der Stoot iib in all
iolden 61llen aui 0oS 9eutcredlt be.
rldt, Ga oem %crlebtcn Dos cuticrn.
te @eiboB als t6eurcS 9lnoentct alt,
miro eS ibm Ootcrno iIberloiien iaas
nidlt ctwo pillenidjoitIiHe @riinoc
fir einc Gil5icbllne mo Ginoerlci.
6ung in cine Sommhmg ipredcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Sr 60O Gin prG6iscs potriotdcs alicn oos in Berlin BON
mo es ber tommt er be it, Q 9uob per0en gologclb nm
obncnone miro braun unO Die SpBe no GorOel eeb &C.
Iid Sir 5o6nc bt Ole 9utnuliorben perpero Au
Oem ntcn Gmiten forbia borgcne rO fotct nit Midec
ri0 GoB Soc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Gie ooritebcno iaitrirten N1iter fir Sanoarbciten
fonnen 3u Oen angeaebenen @reeu rebit Gents fir
gorto, ourd nicr Stiderei-Eeporemen be6ogcn wer.
0en.
@ei @oIt9tur6gcn drcibc man Namen unO gloreiie
Iouic 0ic Summer an ooS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Die 6d6iefeit erlangt in Oen inner
item 9au ocr aorper, in i6re nolll-
tulore geicboiieubeit binein6nhau-
en-. Ger menidlidc Gin iciert bier
ieinen triumph, mic i'm bic Seelc
fciert, wenn tic Dem Siuncseinorud
entriidt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

iciiiucge gcbcn mo i6r geIihi ber5leben N.Y.
len Goer iie benuten Snlbc pelcDc oeh
3ebcn oircii 3erirciicn nno iie rob uno pes
TnaaeDeh ooer lte oerlqeneen Niiaiier ol'RRo
5crrcr an loren 6iibnranpcn bis bieIe b,Atenn
Sdmerlin Mot pnhI DQ5cie.St" III bn5 eI,
Sr9pien sie nur Gropien 6araui' G8 irodnscss
i'm gln9enblld. Nelu Ghmcr8 fene llntiin,eon
nocr Sduicrglcien 0iDneralNe Gd]ipicii;r
eoes @etsen mereen lole inio lolen n0- ""
.@otesSi" iuiro bon nncn HruQuiiicli Qr,
piogIcn rlo oerfont, 25c oic 5iad,e o9G
naH 0npianQ oes @rciies peiaHot bon -
8niurcncc s. 80, Chicago, 81.
tEpnit A. Cli90 Npi1O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Ger 6ran5oie San @oIipn Der I'M
II Sobrbunocrt in Golrtroi on ocr
belgiih. fron5oiiihen @rcl5c geborcn
ipnrOe, lit Der Grinoer Der @ebnrts-
.5onge. 9SaliDn Der 1850 bis 1870
lc6te, lpar Der So6n eincS nieOereu
Gbirurgen lno erbieIt ieine critic 9his.
biIolng in elmer Noocriil6e &oW
gsiiicl0ordna geleitet periihtc err
5wcds mlatomiit6cr Shioien cine Sci.
DIE bon Dem air96oie ieiuer Sotcr.
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
WRITTEN AGREEMENT MAKES
SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE FINAL
Declares That Stua-
ton Looks avorable-Conferen
Being Held Daily at Great Southern
Hote!-QuestioA q May Be Submitted
to Board of Three.

Guifport, Hiss, June 23.-Judge
William NJ Chambers, of Washington,
the member of Ale Board of Media
ton and ConciiiJsSsSg Vino is to assist
in the settlement of the strike contro-
versy, has arrived in Gulfport and is
stopping at the Great Southern Hotel.
He has been in consultation with
both the railroad representatives and
the gentlemen representing the en-
ployes' organizations and expressed
himself as pleased with the attitude
of both sides.
Judge Chambers feels confident that
the matter can be settled by media
ton. In case, however, this cannot
be done, both sides have agreed to ar
bitrate through board consisting of
three members. One of the members
Continued from Page FourD
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23

Jim Williams is free man today, for
the first time in many weeks.
Jim is a negro. He has been releas-
ed on a 500 bond, and the chances are
that he never will be tried again on the
charge of COW stealing.
The story of Jim's arrest. trial, con-
viction, and sentence to the peniten-
tiary. is but an ordinary one-one that
may be heard any day while the For
rest county circuit court is in ses-
sion. But how the man escaped from
the stigma of cattle thief is a diff
ferent thing.
Here's how it all happened:
Last fall, the bones of a COW were
found in the woods near the Woman's
College. The animal had been slaugh-
tered. No one seemed to know about
who did the job. G. p Smith. proprie-
tor of the Phoenix Laundry. VINO made
the discovery, reported it to the police
and to Sheriff Harbison's office. 1t
looked very much as if the animal had
Ibeen stolen. driven to this secluded
point and slaughtered.
Mr.. Smith found a man and his two
sons who said that they had seen
Jim Williams drive a COW near them
| on the preceding day. They described
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
Convicted of Slaughtering and Selling
Cow, Man Appeals; Animal Is Located

the COW. Soon, report was made TO
the police by a man who said that his
COW had been stolen. A description of
this mans COW and that supposed to
have been driven away by Williams,
tailed in every detail.
Jim was arrested. He was given a
preliminary hearing, and later indicted.
He was tried in Circuit Court, and was
convicted. He was sentenced to serve
5 years in the penitentiary. He took
an appeal, and remained in jail while
the Supreme Court was considering
his plea
Yesterday a man named Sanchez, liv-
ing near the plant of the Riverside
Brickyard. heard of Jim's Incarceration.
He made an investigation, and then re-
ported to the Sheriffs office that he
had a COW in his possession which had
been there since last fall. He said
the COW came to his home one day, and
stayed there.
! Sheriff HARRISON found that the ami
NAL held by Sanchez was the one which
iWilliams was convicted of having stol-
en- and slaughtered.
! Judge Johnson ordered the mans re-
lease on a nominal bond He is a
free man again today. and happy one
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
HOLDS TIGHT WHILE ARM
is TORN OFF BY MACHINE

Athens. Pa. June 23-As he stood
on a ladder laying a belt at the Ath-
ems Tool Works, Horton Bowman's
left sleeve was drawn into a rapidly
revolving pulley.
He went around the shaft once and
then he grabbed hold of the ladder
with his right hand and held to it
elbow. He climbed down the ladder,
walked across the room, entered an
automobile and was taken to Sayre
Hospital
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
Bv CHAS. M. WILLOUGHBY

THE NEWS STAFF CORRESPONDENT CAMP sWeP TAYLOR.
Camp Svep Taylor June 23 230 p m.-Withn one
week from today the Mississippi militia should be the Mex
lean border
General Frederick Funston today wired Adutant Gener-
al Scales of the Mississippi National Guard asking when his
men will be ready field service General Scales replied that
the Mssssippians will be ready in seven days
The first battalion is be formally reviewed tomorrow
when Lieutenant Pickering official United States Inspector
will ascertain how many of the who have already reached
here are fit for military duty
Adutant General Scales has made tentative arrangements
Missssppans to the border and in addition the
already here he has ordered the companies at Nachez 90
umbus Arkabuta West Point, Vcksburg, Koscusko and
notice.
1t is generally understood here that as as Lieutenant
Pickering reports the First Battalion satisfactory physical
condition, orders entrain will come immediately
23f slightest DOUBT
in the with Mexico and
that the only thing this
Of
this afternoon how about It,
and tina doubt wi dpeIed
True that many military
convinced that the
anything regular 81
soldiers accomplished in Flanders
militia this lot They into Jack
iesns
Grant that official his definition Of
81" this war; they said, then Mexico right now"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
Ha tiles burg Boy
Wounded in Arm bu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STAYS WITH COMPANY.
r. 6. LEE ALSO INJURED;
WILL RETURN HOME.
By G. M. WiIloughby.

tStah Correspondent at Camp Taylor
Camp Swep Taylor, June 23.-Prl
vate Henry COursey. of Hattiesburg
was painfully injured when he was
stabbed in the lower left arm by a
bayOnet just before the train which
carried the Hattiesburg company to
Jackson reached Meridian.
COursey, together with another mill
tiaman, was standing between the
when the train gave a quick
start. and his comrades bayonet
struck COursey in the arm and sunk
into the flesh just below the elbow. A
vein and artery were severed.
Major Gaddy, of the Army Medical
Corps, dressed the wound tying the
vein and artery He remained with
Coursey at a Meridian hospital last
night, then accompanied him to Jack
hospital here. but he is not in a seri-
Gus condition.
R. E. Lee. another private in the
Hattiesburg company, also was in
jured. One of his feet was badly cut
by glass. He asked to be sent back
home and probably will leave tonight.
Lee lives ten miles out from Hatties-
burg.
Lieut. 0. NJ Burnside, of the Hat
tiesburg company, is scheduled to go
to Hattiesburg tonight on recruiting
expedition to get twelve more men.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-23
ANOTHER HATT|ESBURG
!. COMP ANY ORGANIZING
PHIL ROLLS HAS ENROLLED
THIRTY MEMBERS OF VOL
UNTEER ORGANIZATION.

If you've ever talked TO a Hatties-
burg Spanish-American war veteran
as long as ten minutes, you have
learned that Hattiesburg sent more
men to follow the flag in that conflict
than did any other city in the state.
1t looks as if the Hub City is going
to keep her record. The militiamen
who left yesterday constitute by far
the largest company that has yet ap-
peared at Camp Swep Taylor, and
probably the largest that will appear.
Yet even before they had departed
for the mobilization camp at the State
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