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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
DEMOCRATS PLAN
TO Save ATKINSON
Eight Party Men Organize To
Use Pulmoter On :Can-
didate For Governors

Eight Southeast Missouri Democrats
assembled in the office of Lee l.. Bow
man in the H.-H. building last night
to put the candidacy of John NJ. At
kinson on the political map. The
eight men-count 'em-are for Atkin-
son for Governor.
The Atkinson for Governor club
elected Russell Dearmont president;
j. W. Berry, vice-president; w. W.
Hinchey, treasurer, and John F. Lilly,
secretary. Those in attendance who
were not elected to Office were: |. l..
kelso, former Senator Ely, Sam Car
ter, Bill Stubblefield and Ben c. Har-
desty.
1t was announced by one of the
eight present that Mr.. Lilly was not
present, but he was elected anyway.
With Mr.. Lilly, the club has total Of
nine members, but it is expected that
its membership will grow from tiEc
to time.
Senator Thomas +. Lane, who wa;
for Atkinson for while because of
their long friendship, stated 4 few
days ago that Mr.. Atkinson would set
the BOBBY prize in his race for the
gubcTnatOrial nomination. "JOhn is 4
mighty nice fellow" said Senator
Lane, "but his race. Good night! He
can't possibly get away from the
post"
Tho Democratic nomination lies be
tween Gardner and Roach, according
to political leaders, with Gardner the
favoritc. John NJ. Barker is expected
to run third, with Atkinson. HOuchin,
etc, bringing up the abysmal rear.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
CAARANZA SAYS
U.S.SOLDIERS
WILLBEFREED
Continued from page ~

tVerdun) nocturnal attacks by hand
grenade attachments of the enemy
were repulsed. On the right bank the
French, after about twelve hours of
preparation with the most intense a.
ti!lery fire, attacked throughout the
whole of yesterday with strong forces,
consisting in part of fresh troops, the
positions captured by US on June 23
on the high ridge of Froide- Terre and
also the village OF Fleury and the adj
joining lines to the east. The attacks
broke down without exception, the
enemy suffering extraordinary losses
from the curtain of fire of our artil-
lery and in engagements with our in
fantry.
Eastern front-The village Of Wi
niewka, west of SOkul, and Russian
positions to the south thereof were
taken by storm. Otherwise, nothing
of importance occurred on the eastern
front"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
Latest Market Reports
Sent The Tribune By Wire

zoe; ordinary fssts, new cases includ.
ed, 17hc; cases returned, &c less.
Arkansas and Southern eggs, l to
112c lower than f1rsts.
Butter-Creamery extra, Csc; tfrsts,
2413 @25c; seconds, 23kQ25c; pack.
ing stock, 21c.
Poultry-Hens. 141ac; turkeys, 1870
zoe; ducks, 12c; geese, &c; capons, 81
Q25c; spring chickens, 21@23c.
Calves-Per pound, 5@11hc.
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Early Ohio, 90c@S1; Tri-
umph,. $1@IO5.
Onions-Texas, $1.4O92 per crate;
homegrown, red, S110 per box.
Sweet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9Oc@
81 per buShel
Cabbage-Homegrown, 35@5Oc per
bushei.
Beets-Homegrown, 10000 per doz.
punches.
acknowledgements, 10025c box.
acknowledgements, 40150c box
Tomatoes-Southern, 90c0S1.10 per
crate.
Turnips-Homegrown, Zoe per doz.
punches.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2595Oc per
dozen punches.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
EASEMENT FAILS IN MOVE
TO QUASH HIS INDICTMENT
FAILS IN MOVE TO QUASH Hug
INDICTMENT.
Any Witnesses in Behalf
of Accused Man.

London, June 28.-Alexander Sulli-
van, chief counsel for Sir Roger Case
ment, charged with high treason, re-
sumed his argument in an attempt to
show the indictment was faulty, when
the court convened. After he had con-
cluded his address the court over
ruled his motion to Quash the indict-
ment
Francis z. Doyle of Philadelphia,
who is acting as solicitor for Case
ment, declared before the opening of
court that no witnesses would be
called for the defense, but that the
arguments of counsel would be sup
plemented by a statement from the
prisoner. AS was indicated previously,
the main defense will rest on the ar
gument of counsel for the quashing of
the indictment on the ground of lack
of jurisdiction.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
HELEL WILLIAMS
and G. A. GROVE
We'd AT JACKSON
Continued from page IL

w. Palmer Oliver of the Cape, Mr..
Hall of st. Louis, who is a cousin of
Mrs. W. P. Oliver; Miss Ruth Glenn
of the Cape, Miss Margaret Yates of
Louisiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, the
parents of the bridegroom, and their
three daughters; Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Vandivort, Mrs. Martha Sanford, AIDE
laide, Mary and MARITIME LaPierrc,
Freddie, Connie and Ruth Medley,
Mrs. Julia Granger, Bernice Williams,
Sam Williams and family, DIR. and
Mrs. B. w. Hays, Miss Ruth Hays,
Miss Grace McLain, Miss Grace Cra-
craft, Miss Mabel Henderson, Miss
Martha Cramer and Miss Carrie At
kins.
The Misses Williams, LaPierre, Med
ley and Mrs. W. P. Oliver assisted in
serving.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
Indianapolis Produce,

Eggs-Indianapolis jobbers Offering
country shippers for strictly fresh
stock, delivered at Indianapolis, zoe
a Gozen, loss off. cases returned; in
new white wood cases, 2Okc, cases
included
Poultry-Jobbers' buying prices. de-
'livered at Indianapolis: Hens, 140
Ice: roosters, 10c; stays, &c; springs,
2O025c; turkeys, 12419c; ducks, 10
Q12c; geese, &c.
Butter-Jobbers' buying prices for
country stock delivered at Indianapo-
lis, 21c; jobbers selling creamery ex.
tras in prints, Bic; in tubs. soc.
Cream-Indianapolis buyers paying
29930c pound for butterfat, deliv-
cred.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29

life, accumulated by contributions
from the teacher and his institution.
The Foundation will contribute pro-
lection against disability, and guar
antee pensions for widows, a good rate
of interest on all accumulations, and
all expenses of administration, using
its entire income, as at present. for
the maintenance and development Of
the system. This plan may be cx-
tended to larger number Of institu-
tiOns than the scvcnty-thrcc now as
sociated with the Foundation; it will
be conducted under the scrutiny of the
State banking and insurance depart
ments; the teachers will participate in
its direction, and each contributor will
have a contract guaranteeing definite
benefits.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
East St. Louis Live Stock.

National Stock Yards, June 2S.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, 5000 head, 1000 south
ems. Market steady. Native beef
steers, s7.50@1135; yearling steers,
SS.5O@1O.65; COWS, $5.50@S; stock
ers and feeders, S5.50@S.5O; calves,
s6011.50; Texas steers, s5.50@990;
prime southern steers, S9Q1O; COWS
and heifers, $5GS; prime yearlings
and heifers, $S.75@10.25.
Hogs-Rceipts. 1000 head. Mar
ket &c lower. Mixed, s9.6599.9O; good,
s9.S0@9.90; rough, $9.35@9.45; light,
s9.60Q9.75; pigs, sS.25Q96O; bulk,
S9.6599.S5
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head. Mar
ket steady. Shorn ewes. S498; weth-
ers, s6dS; shorn lambs, $6Q10; spring
lambs, s7A11.40.
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MRS. AUGUSTA HUER
DIED AT 1890 P. M.
Continued from page 1.

married and has daughter, Lillian,
who is a great grandehild of Mrs.
Hcucr.
Mrs. Louis Brinkopf, who has three
children, Vera, Fred and Ben Brin-
kopf.
Mrs. Henry Weiss, who has three
children, Clarence, Arnold and Louis
Weiss.
Mrs. Ella Shancr, VINO has two chill
drcn, Howard and Hide Shaner.
August A. Hcucr, who has three
children, Elmer, Louis and Rudi
Icucr.
George Heucr, who has four chill
drcn, Ruby, Dclma, Elma and Herbert
Hcucr.
Ben Hcucr, who has three children,
Hilbert, Hildrcth and William, 4 baby
who has not been christencd.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS,
INDIANAPOLIS Cash Grain.

Wheat-Steady. No. red, through
billed, track, $1.05@1.06; June, S1.O5;
extra No. red, through billed, track,
$1.O412 @1.051@; June, $1O4a; No. 3
red, through billed, track, $1O4@1.O5;
June, $1O4,
Corn-Strong. No. white, 1910
TIC; No. 3 yellow, 76]2 @771ac; No.
3 mixed. 76A @77Ac.
Oats-Firm. No. 2 white, 4034 %
41Ac; standard white, 4Oh@41c; No.
3 white, 391a @4Oc; No. 4 white, $40
S91ac; No. 2 mixed. 3Sa4 @39Ac; No.
3 mixed, 3S&@39Ac; No. 4 mixed,
1914 03S&c.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, ILL.,. June 2S.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $4,000 head. Market slow 5610c
lower Mixed and butchers, $3.50
s.S5; good heavy, S9.5569.SO; rough
heavy, ss,25G9.40; light, s9.3099.75;
pigs, s750d9.15.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000 head. Mar
ket steady. Beeves. S7.50G1I35; COWS
and heifers. s3.7519.S5; stockers and
feeders, s5.75GS.75; Texans, $S.40G
$40; calves, ss.5O@11.75; westerns,
sS4099.45.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head. Mar
ket lower. Native, s6.9067s5; west
ern. ST.25d7.90; lambs, s7.25d 965;
western, 7.6069.65.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29

Mrs. L. c. Prohaska of Portland
Ore, who for several days has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. Bern Sands
of this city, yesterday went to Caruth-
ersville to visit with her parents. She
formerly lived at Charlottesville.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29

Mrs Elizabeth Goodwin and daugh-
ter yesterday left for their home in
Centralia, H., after visiting in the
Cape for some time.
Mrs. John Sackman yesterday re-
turned from a visit at Portagevlile.
!. G.. Kies of Jackson passed through
here on his way to st. Louis.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
Pullman Car Wage: Increase.

Chicago, June 2s.-Wage increases
affecting more than 1000 employees
were announced by the Pullman COM
pany. Conductors and porters who
have been in the company's service Is
years or more will benefit by the new
plan. which provides an increase of 5
per cent.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
New York Cotton.

New York, June 2S.-The cotton
market opened steady but irregular,
prices being . under to 2 over Tues
days close. The market soon settled
at about unchanged to 2 points net
better. Wall street liquidation was in
evidence. South also was moderate
seller.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
INDIANAPOLIS Hay Prices.

Hay-Steady. No. 1 timothy, $40
Is; No. 2 timothy, $16.5O@17; light
clover mixed. $165O@17: No. l clover
mixed, $16q16.5O; No. clover, NOM
inaI.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
ST. Louis Hay Quotations
Liverpool Wheat Quiet.

Liverpool, June 2S.-Spot wheat was
quiet and unchanged. Corn was firm,
Id higher.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
WHEAT PRICE DOWN,
CORN MARKET EASY
JULY PRICE DECLINED TO $3.50
ON ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY.
HEAVY OFFERS, POOR DEMAND
Weather Map and Foreign News Bear
Ish Influences in Fine Grain
Trading Is DuII-CabIes
Unchanged.

st. Louis, June 2S-Thc wheat mar
ket was lower on the Merchants Elk
change Wednesday.
Cables were unchanged, but bearish
foreign news, favorable weather map,
heavy offerings and poor demand sent
wheat on the downturn. The little
buying was by shorts taking profits.
July delivery was off 1c at 9S34c; Sep
TENDER &c at $1013s; December 4 c
at S1O5%s.
The weather map was the bear card
in corn, while oats were irregular. July
corn dropped 4c at 741ac; September
nc, December Ac at 59Rc. July oats
unchanged, while September was
up &c.
ST. Louis Grain Quotations.
July wheat, last close, 99Ac; early
high, 99Ac; early low, 9S34c.
September wheat, last close, $1.02A;
early high, $1.O2; early low, $1.O15s.
December wheat, last close, S1057s.
July corn, last close, 74Ac.
September corn, last close, 711ac;
early nlSn, II t2c; early low, 711sc.
December corn, last close, 6OBc.
Receipts-Sacks, wheat, PIP; cars
wheat. local, %; cars wheat, through.
%; cars corn, local, 50; cars corn,
through, IS; cars oats, local, 10; cars
oats, through, IS; tons hay, local, $50;
tons hay, through, 40.
Grain in st. Louis public elevators
Wheat, 1,456,S5O bus; corn, 66,3OS
bus; oats, 116,129 bus.
ST. Louis Hay Quotations.
Hay-Timothy, No. l, $175O619;
No. 2, $15.50@17 CIover-Mixed. No.
l, $15@17; No. 2, $12.5O@f3.50. Alfalfa
No. 1. $14.50@15; No. ., S13013.5O.
Prairie, $12@l3 Wheat straw, $3.50
al.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-06-29
PRODUCE MARKET.

ST Louis, June IS.
Eggs-Firsts. new cases included.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
GeLLitmnr0 einer @ranfen.

Gan 6ranctSco 8. 0loi.
Die ans Bolton itammenOe %anline
gnf6ing iprane beute aus Dem oritten
Stodwerfe zines Soipitals, na6oem
sic arantenp1rterin in ber5weiielten
Sample 5ebn W1inilteu lang perge6lidJ
perIubte, ole 2rante Dor Dem Sprung
5il 6eipabren. lleber ole glngeb0rigeu
nou Sri. Gui6ing 1T bier nidts be-
fannt. Sie fam Dor penigen Eagen
crit in 0uS Solpitol.
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0lrmcr. Nia nieOeraeitimmt.

8aibington, s. @lai. TT g'it
einem gepaItigen 9otlm bat bette
oas SouS ole 9(menoements sur Se-
nots.gia nieoergeitimmt, Die cine
itebenoe 9(rmee bon 250,000 @lonn
borIe6en unO cine 6reiipiaigen.9lrmee
BON 26L000 Niann idaiien lollten.
Dos critic 9lmeuOement purOe nit
24t az t42, oas 5meite nit 25t 81
100 Stimmcn oerworfen.
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G0IIiiiuM im glelu.glorfer Nafen.

9eem Dorf, 8. W1ai. II Der
0ampfer oYbila0elp6in" Ger .Sltlan-
tic transport Zine" lit beltte 9ormit-
tag nit Dem Sire SslanO 2eu9tidiff
i'm gte6el collioirt. Gie ,,B6ilaoel-
p6ia", Die 9ie6 an 8oro batte, puroe
mr. Ieidt beiddoigt. Gas 2euAtl9iif
wuroe nod Der Goaiiion BON Der
~Fbilaoelpbia~ in Sdlepptau senom.
men rmO nad Dem glmbroie. gbanueI
gebra6t, no eS tpieoer reparirt per.
0en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

@eeenitono 6e6t iib ouf ibr pie cine
3ieli6eibe ouf Dem S1ieBplase ob.
Da3u iiber5ieben mebrere SinOernis.
3eilen Sen Sobenriiden, rno bon ben
beioen genau oitliH uno Deitlid ge.
legeneu @e6ol5en oes 6aDwdlodenS
mo oes ii6erbo6enoen @ipfels ga
@obriae lag oos 8piibengeldnoe,
eben oie fable S0be 1875, in Dem
areu3icuer 5a6aoier 0laidinenge.
pe6re. Grit muBten OoS 5aDmdIos
den uno 2o @ooriae in lnierer
Sano lein, ebe Der Shirm lpeiter Dor.
wdrts I6reiten fonute, Beaumont 81,
Oas NIT 9ra6tbinOerniiien, ooppelten
@raben uno 9utterieiteIllmgen Dor
inO 1inter Dem Orte ousgeltattet uno
no ieoes Saus peri1ou5t unO nit
S1ieBldarten berieben mar. 1as
6aDm1lo6en un0 &a @abrille, beion.
oers Oas lebtere, iparen in iid abge.
ibloiien iebr pebr6aite 8erfe, d6n-
lid pie Der Gauuesmalo auf Sen gln-
griff Dorbereitet. ggir perOen ibre
S6reden beim 8eridte ii6er Die
aampf6onoIneen nod nd6er teunen
lerne1.
g(ae oiele BON einenl 31ben sSeino,
oen 81 Den attioen @litetruppen &C.
6orenoen 56. mo 80. iran5oiiiden
SSGeern, nertbeioigten 9eieItigngen
baben ole 6eiiiiben Shrrmtrlppen in
tooesperadtenoem Seloenmutbe iiber.
rannt. Beaumont miBte genommen
peroen, lmo 70 murOe es genommen.
9[ber DAB Meniben iol6 einen 4ampi
81 leiiten oermogeu, oaS gren5t an
oas lln6eereiflicbe. Sc nGber ib oaS
aampigebiet fenuen gelernt babe,
oeIto me6r fibIte id mid anod6tig
i'm 9anne eines 8unoers BON Sel-
oenmut6 mo 9lufopierung. (ab)
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Gum Dierteu @lGl Der SOOesItrafc ent.
aaHQeu

2ittle& d, gIrfanlas, 8. M1ai.
~ Seal @lcSaugbIin, Der meeen cri-
miueIlen slngriffes auf elm iimees
0ldoAen gum ToOe berltrtbeilt NOR
ben mar, entsiug beite gum oierteu
Nlole Dem 600 in Dem eIeftril6en
Stu5l, ais Der @ouoerneur Saps ole
Sooesitraie in lebensIdneIides 8u6t.
baIS umiuanoelte.
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ggar pun ll.@Out nnae6altcm luOrOen.

Rem Dorf, s. Wloi. a Der
6oQduoiI6e Dampfer u9arenoredt"
Der bcute bier bon SeOiIla Spanieu,
erngetrofien it, beridtet oaB er am
If. 9(pril i'm W}ittelmeer BON eineul
0lterrei6ilAen llnterieeboot angebol.
TEN poroen iei. 93a1 Gurdiidt Der
SGiifSpapiere wuroe Oem Barren
Ore9t~ geitattet, Die @eiterfa6rt fort.
5ulebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Sn SaH 0umingO aeIamOet.

San DOmingO, s. Wfai. =
9lneeii9ts Ger fritilben Gage, ole bier
berridt, limo amerifniide N3atrolen
beute bier geldnoet moroen. Ger
fran50iiide 9reiBer nWlarieiae" lit
ebenfaas bier eiugetrofien.
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Begen GriegsSGfamgenen in
Stbirten.
SauOsrtc uadcH anf sanspOrteH Ib ea5arce
peitdt nnO ber6nnsert.

Btlltltll. gtNl lllt &DOlA uNl @Vtultll-
I6oit beIibt nod oollitonOige 9lei.
oing, einige ba6en fait gar nidtS
me6r an5u3ieben. Ole 9ebonOllmg 1T
i6le6t, beIouoers ieitenS Der nit
eroBter @roulamfeit Oorgebenoen
Gommonoonten.
Syu @eri6ne.lloiusf purOen 90 Sc
fangene a1t Gage lang in einem tlei-
men 8oum eingeiperrt, in ipeIhem iie
eeraoe ne6eneiuanoer ite5en tonns
ten, peil iie iicb peigerteu, 5lt ar6ei-
ten, o6ne Oen oorber Oeriprodenen
9o6n 5u er6olten. gIu6 Sale BON
SpieBrlt6enlaufen maren porgefom-
men. 0ie 2eute in elmer 8orade
bate man oerortig idlagen laheu,
OoB elm 6jeiongener toot lieeen blieb,
me6rere fortgetrogen iUerOen miiB.
ten, Elm @om Elm 9luge oerlor mO
oiele Soipitolpilege in glniprld neb.
men muBten. Ger @rltn0 fir 0ieie
mmenidlibe 9e6anolung mar eiu
Streit 3wiiden Orei @efongenen.
Sffi5iere DO on 9oiafen
miB 6anoelt.
SSn @ieitidonfa moren Die @eians
genen i'm @inter 10 eng interge.
bro6t, oaB in ein5elnen 9oroden auf
oen Mann nur 2.6 Gm. 9uitroum ia.
men. Stro6iGde, Geden inO NlGutel
ieblten, tuie ialt in allen @efangeuen.
lagern RuBlon6's. Gie Stiefel per.
Oen Oen @eiungenen forteenonmeu.
Syn Gidita iab elm 0lelitraIer ii6er
500 4riegseeiongene in einem gu.
Itano, Der ieIbit 6eiuoe geniren muB'
te. SSbre &leioung mar total 5erriien,
Oie meiIten o6ne Striimpfe lmo Sem-
oen Elm Gbeil obne Soien; Die Site
Ieln maren ibuen fortgenommen.
SSn Sfotomo bat man einen antom.
meuoen 3ug an Sledtppbus erfraut-
ter 1iirfen olli alle 8oraden ber-
t6eilt uno Oo0ur1 cine @pioemie
6erDorgeruien, an Der 12 Fro5ent DER
@efangenen Itarben. @ottesoienit 1T
erlou6t, oo6 rper0eu Die 2eiite oes
Sountags our 9lrbeit seididt, 10
oaB Iie ni6t oaran tbeilnebmen fon'
nen.
sSn &a0olnoie meroen oie erfranf-
ten @eiangeneu 5unddit nit 9lrrelt
6eItroit. Gie @efangeuen weroen bel
ser barten 9lr6eit Oiel geiAlugen inO
trob Ser I6on alleemein OorbanoenelI
llnternabrilng, our6 @nt5iebimg Oes
@iieus 6eItraft. @ieoerbolt miBten
alte Qeite SpieBrutbeu lalIfen, nab.
reno oie lluterofii5iere ouf Oen 80.
Sen eelegt inO gepeitidt luuroen.
g(uf 9efebl Oes GommonOanten oran-
gen Sic aoiafeu oeS yladts in Die gn-
rode Ger oiterreidiideu Sfii6iere, Inn
Ie 5u idlogen.
SSn Srotiensf moren Oie @efonge'
nen mdbreno oeS 8inters in leidteu
Sol36oroden interge6raht, 10 OaB lie
Oes 9ahts berlnlnlfen muBteL nm
ni6t 5u irieren. @er 6ier8u ST ldma6
mar, itorb.
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0lrnrrnI. .strife In snanien.

@aGIaooIio, Spanien, 8. 0lai.
Die ldmmtliben 9lngeiteateu Der
ipanilben @iienbo6nen iinO 6eute an
oeu @eneraIitritc aegongeu. Ole gie-
gierlme bat meitge6enoe VlaBna6men
getroffen, Inn 9lusidreitlmgen por5u'
beugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
Nrei lSerinnrn rrtrnnfen.

@oterion, &..S., 8. @1oi. -
9rei 9Serionen ertranfen geIteru i'm
EaIioic.6htlie, ais oas 9fuOerboot. in
Dem iie einen 9lusilus genabt batten.
fenterte. glae orei Grtrlmfeneu pa-
rem @inpobner BON Baterlon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09
@eneht Gel6ftmorb.

ton, Wlaii., 8. Wlai. II Com.
S. @merlon, Der @eiddftsleiter Der
Beaumont electric Sight auo 8oWer
Co. in Beaumont, Seras, beging
beute in einem bieiigen Sotel SeIbit.
moro. lleber Oie geronlaIung 5lIr
&6ot 1T ni9ts betanut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-09

oo0eoeneral beforOcrt imO erbielt
balO oarauf oas Commando Der 81.
SSnfanterie.0 .0ioiiion. Gen Stang ei-
mes commanoirenoen Generals erbielt
er am %. DECEMBER 1915 unO slei6-
5eitie pur0e er gum Gommonoeur Oes
3. 9lrmeecorps ernannt.
Yaris giebt 10 eitere Te
lutte gu.
8aris, s. W}ai. III gta1 Dem gee
Itern 9(beno ausgege6enen amtli6en
6routberibt baben ole Deuti6en i'm
8eroun-Gaum meitli6 Der Maas Ell
ueu gepaItigeu 9lngriif gegen Die
fran50iii1en Stelllmgen 5piiben Der
o06be 304" uno Dem Siigel oEoOter
Wiann" unternoHrmen. g2a6 mieoer-
boltem 9lnihtrm 0rangen Die 0eut-
i6eu in ole lmterirOii9eu gerbin-
oungSgrdben 0itli9 BON oSobe 304"
ein. gln allen iibrigen Stelleu mur-
oen lie nit i6weren 8erluiten 5uriid-
geidlaeen.
gluf Dem redten llier Der 0iaas
einsen ole 0elIti9en gum 9lngriif
gegen oie fran5oiii6en S6iibensrG-
ben 3pii6en Dem SauOromont.@aloe
unO Sort 9ouaumont Dor. @s ge-
lang ibnen, I'M peitli6en Sbeile Die
Ter 8ront in Der erlten @ert6eiOi-
gumgsliuie in elmer glusOe5nlng BON
800 Metern SUB 81 foiien.
SSn Der @oeore-@bene entfaltet ii6
groBe artiGeriitiide Gbdtigteit in Den
glbidnitten am SUB Der @lausbobeu.
I@lliirte t66teu @Gnner
Sraueu un6 &inoer.
Berlin, 8. W2oi orabtlos iiber
Sopbile Qle6eriee-9} -9}a6ridten.9lgen-
tin). - SSn Oen beietten Sbeilen
6ronfreids mo 8eleiens iiuo i'm
9aufe oes Mouats 9lpril abt 0ldn.
ner, 5e6n Srauen mo neun 4inoer
Our6 @eidoiie BON 9(rtiaerie uuo
9IeropIanen Der g(aiirten get0otet
uoroen @ertuunOet murOen 90
Nldnner, 20 Srouen umO % anOer.
Seit September 1915 be5ifiert ii6 ole
@eiammt5abl Der 0pfer oieier BE-
ibieBlmg our6 ole 9(aiirten ali
1913.
8erbaftung Oes @eueraIs
SOn6omlinoff modt
Nufieben.
| 2on0on, g. Ntai-Iie 6eiltigen
Morgen5eihmgen peroifentli6en Ian.
| &c 9eri9te iiber sic @erboftlug OeS
e6emaliseu ruiiii6en 9riegSminiIterS
! Soubomlinoii, ser iebt ols @efan-
gener in ShliiiieI6urger @eter- uno
| &ouls-5eitng iibt. Gie gegeu i'm
er6obene 9Ini6uIoisung lit ni6t ge.
nau befannt, o6er es perIautet, 0aB
| Der General in ieiner @obmng ii6er-
| rai6t uno feitgenommen puroe. @ier
| Sdreibi1ber NIT 2ofumenten limo
beidlagnabmt uoroen. Gin BON ben
9eboroen 6eidIagnabmtes 9agebuh
giebt iiber oie @ri0otonsgaben Oes
Generals glufidluB. IS beiBt. oaB er
peri0nlid iebr ipariom geIebt bate
rno groBe Summer mIi He6uung
leiner biel iiingeren 6rau oui oie
| 9ant gelegt bat.
Sn mid dtiger Gonferen3.
! 2onoon, s. Noi. - 5iirIt bon
| Billion, Der e6enolige oeuti6e9eidS-
fan5ler, lit na6 Dem Sauptquartier
oeS 9oiiers @ilbelm 6erilfen poroen
Sein 9eiud ioa nit ouBeroroehtlid
pidtieen politiiden 9luftrdgen in
| 8er6inOmg iteben, Gieie Na6ridt
erbdIt oie @rdonge telegraph So
aus Dem Saag.
Gin 9ementi.
2on0on s. W2ai. IL @S miro of
ii8ieI oementirt, ooB 9apIt 9eneoift
ii6 gleid5eitig an gralioent g8ilion
unO aoiier @ilbeIm eepanot bate,
Inn einen 9rub 5pilden oeu @erei-
nigten Staoten imO Geltidlano sl
OerbinOern.
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