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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
England's Blacklist Based
on Information Secured by
Illegal Opening of Mails

can firms was pointed out by state de-
partment officials today.
The extreme irritation which the ad'
ministration sees over England's delay
in answering the mail note is partially
because it was through the alleged IL
legal practice Of opening mail of Amer.
lean firms that she obtained much of
the information ON which the blacylist
was compiled.
The preliminary mail reply received
is altogether unsatisfactory because it
ignores the contention of principles ex-
pounded in the American note and deals
only with specific cases which have no
immediate bearing on the demand for q
reform in their practices.
At the state department officials to-
day smiled at stories to the effect that
the government would provide vessels
o convoy merchant ships carrying goods
of blacklisted merchants. CAN rot,
said one official.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
HOT WAVE IN PLAINS
STATES AND ON COAST
Indirectly Caused $50 Deaths,
GA by Drowning---lOS
at Fresno

Chicago, July 24.--The plains states
and parts of the Pacific coast were
still staggering today under the most
terrific, sustained heat wave in recent
years. The weather forecast promised
thundershowers that would reduce
temperatures in portions of the north
central and northwest. Cooler weather
was promised for the western lake
region.
The present hot spell has caused
approximately forty deaths from heat
alone in the plains states. Indirectly
it has been responsible for $50 other
deaths, including sixty four drownings.
During the last "a. hours tempera-
lures of 100 and above were registered
at various points, Fresno, Cal, with
los being the leader.
Chicago spent parched Sunday. 1t
was estimated 100000 found refuge at
the bathing beaches.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
IS
STILL AWAITING
BREMEN'S ARRIVAL
Impossible for Bremen to
Send News Of Her
Whereabouts
50 WATCHFUL WAITING
Is ONLY THING POSSIBLE
Sailors On Big Diver Are
Having Great Time In
Social Way
BY Carl D. Groat.

Omitted Press staff correspondent.)
Baltimore, Nd, July 24.-Everything
pointed late this afternoon to dash for
the sea by the German submarine
freighter Deutschland. All the crew 3
bedding was taken from the Neckar and
slowed on the submarine; the flat barge
May alongside the submarine since she
entered the port, was taken away and q
path cleared FOR quick dash. In addi-
tion the Deutschland tested out Diesel
engine. Perhaps the most significant
thing, however, was the fact that mem
bers of the crew visited German friends
near the waterfront and said they were
leaving tonight for the capes where
they would await the Deutschland IS sis.
ter ship Bremen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24

Washington, July 24-The state de.
partment will Immediately acknowledge
to Ambassador Page at London receipt
of the mail reply from Great Britain
and inform him that it is not considered
q response to the American note.
The request for an early reply on the
principals involved will be repeated.
This was the official declaration at
the state department today. The Bri-
tish reply received yesterday will be
given out for publication some time to-
day.
The Netherlands minister called at
the state department to see Acting See.
retary of State Polk today regarding n
rumor that the United States nigh
send warships as conveys to American
mail carrying ships. The Netherlands
diplomat was told the rumor was with.
out foundation.
Direct relation between the British
mail seizures and blacklisting of Amer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24

of the German third line trenches
brought great satisfaction in London to-
day.
Special dispatches emphasized the
terrific hand to hand fighting raging
around Guillemont. Half of the village
is in British hands, but in the other
half the Teutons are strongly dug in
and fighting desperately to hold their
ground.
Latest advances reported in last
night IS statement was along a five mile
front. The furthermost point achieved
was at Pozieres-nearly a mile on the
main highway to Bapaume, the immed.
late objective of the thrust. Guillamont
was apparently today the most hotly
contested spot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
MANY Skv BATTLES

Paris. July 2t.-Extraordinary aerial
octivity on both sides of the Grench.
German battle line was reported in the
official communication today. Lune-
vile was the object of German air
raid
A French aerial raider on Sunday
dropped eight bombs on Conflans STA.
tion, and number of Others on build.
ings at Dieuze and Vigneulles. Aviator
Chaput brought down on Sunday his
eighth German aeroplane in combat
near Fresnes. One other German ma
chine was destroyed near Vaux on the
same day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
Mayor Stands for Reward.

Mayor Rolph 8 orders to Chief White
to ego the limit if the city won't pay
the reward, l will, today aroused sew
eral citizens to offer addition rewards.
r. W. Kinney, head of plumbing firm
offered 1000 and this, with another
$1,000 offered by Ben Lamborn, of Ala
media. whose brother was killed, brings
the total reward to $1,000. Kinney said
he made his offer because of his person
al friendship for DR.. Geo. Painter, one
of the victims.
Word reached the police here at noon
that Chief of Police Peterson of Oak.
land, had discovered what he thought
might prove valuable clew in the ease.
He is said to have located man named
Miller who was seen at 1870 Saturday
afternoon sitting on the suitcase sup.
posed to have contained the fatal
bomb.
Simultaneously the mayor and Chief
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
X X X X X X X X X X X X \
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
CASES NOW DECREASE

K New York, July 24.-Infan-
K tile paralysis cases today
k reached a new low mark in the
K epidemic since its outbreak
K June 6. Only SO new cases
were reported. Yesterday
there were 115. The number
K of deaths in cases already re-
k ported, however increased from
k 23 yesterday to 81 today. With
K today's figures, there have
k been 2,94S cases since June 6
K and 600 deaths.
K "1n spite of the new cases
today, l believe our charts
K show the curve is now down
ward, said Health Commits
K sioner Emerson today.
X X X X X X X X X X X \. X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
!. x x X X X X i X X X X )
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London, July 24.-Premier
Asquith in commons today
moved for a vote of credit on
450,000,000 pounds, the largest
sum which the government has
asked for in a single bill since
the beginning of the war.
The measure, characterized
as Supplementary esti-
mate" will bring the total
asked this year up to 1,0O50,-
100000 pounds and the total
since the beginning of the war
2,S32, 100000 pounds, or about
$l4, 4,l60, 100000.
The amount asked for today
approximates $2,l9l 100000. =
X X X X X X X X X * X X y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
Destroyers Put to Flight.

London, July 24.-Six German de-
stroyers, attempting either raid on a
reconnaissance on the British coast were
put to flight by British sea force in
a running fight off shower Bank Sat
urday night, and early Sunday, al ad-
miralty statement announced today. The
German ships, it was said, were repeat.
edly hit. One British vessel was struck
once, but the total British casualties
were two wounded. The German de-
stroyers succeeded in reaching base
on the Belgian coast.
The British patrol vessels, character.
lied as eight forces" in the state
ment, sighted three enemy destroyers
Saturday at midnight near the north
Hinder lightship. The squadron retired
before the British cruisers were able
to inflict any damage on them.
Subsequently, the admiralty said,,
six enemy destroyers approached and
were engaged by the British sea forces
in running fight off Shower Bank.
Gone of our vessels was hit once, "
the statement concluded, "and two of
our men were slightly wounded"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
TWENTY THREE DROWNED

Copenhagen, July 24.-Twenty per.
sons were drowned in a collision be-
tween two ferry boats On the river
Spree, just above Berlin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
American

JOHN BROWNS DAUGHTER DEAD
San Jose, Cal, July 24.-Mys. James
Fadlinger, aged 65, only surviving
daughter of John Brown of Harper's
Ferry, died three weeks ago at Camp
bell, Cal Mrs. Fadlinger win be buried
at Saratoga alongside of her mother,
John Brown Is widow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24

The North Hinder lightship is located
off the Belgian coast between Ostend
and the mouth of the Scheldt river.
Shouwen bank is in the same neghbor-
hood. The action which the admiralty
described, therefore, took place off the
Belgian coast. The German vessels en-.
gagged presumably came from Zeebrugge,
where there is German destroyer base.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24
Waiting for the Bremen.

Baltimore, Nd, July 24.-Men con.
nected with the Ocean Rhederei con-
fcssed today that they are In the dark
as to the present whereabout of the
Bremen, sister ship of the sub-sea
freighter Deutschland.
But in the same breath they declared
they have no reason to believe that she
has met an untimely end and they ex'
plained that while she is -ep route they
would have no means Of tracing her
movements.
1t was recalled that Captain Koenig
announced the Bremen was due here
shortly Officials, however, refused
to reveal anything as to her schedule
time sailing from Germany or time of
arrival here. She is equipped with suf'
ficient oil for month or more of steady
travelling and perhaps, it was said, she
may have found it expedient to lie sub
merged for longer periods than the
Deutschland did.
1t was merely apparent that the To-
cal offices knew the vessel left Ger
many, but that they are now without
information about her.
The Deutschland will await the ar
rival of Bremen, it is stated reliably
Practically no stevedores worked at tn,
Deutschland dock today; their threat
ened labor trouble was settled but com
pletion of loading obviated need fol
their presence
May Not Have Cleared.
The dilatory, daredevil diver boat
Deutschland was still in this port Of
Dreams and occan-going mosquitoes to
day.
The dreams we're more dopey and thu
mosquitoes more ferocious than ever
but actual facts about the German ad
yenturers homeward voyage were stow
ed carefully win the double locked
thoughts of the promoters. The Deutsch
land IS sister ship, the Bremen, is due
it is said, "at any time"
Whether clearance has actually beer
granted to the Deutschland is carefully
| guarded.
If it has, the Deutschland must clea
out for the capes by night or re'cleai
and in any case, she must submit Il
sealing of her wireless if she stays long
er port port.
Persistent reports say the Deutsch
land will carry from 100000 to $4O0,
900 worth of gold, if insurance is oh
tainable. This is reported stored in th'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24

CONTINUED on Psye Seven.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-24

A fool an his money er soon spotted.
1t s easy & work your way up but it S
hard on tn folks you work.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

2cgislotur Dcr6iciet @e6dltcr iiber
$4,000, meIcbc olrc1 Oen Stnot 5abl'
bar iiu0, por5uie9cu Seit oieic gItte
ongcuonuncn iino, bat OaS 9erl-
iiinas0cri6t cnti6ieorn OoB Die
sslallIel IN Der Staats Gonliitution,
mclde oic Compensation fiir Staotss
beomtc auf $4,000 be1rcn5t, ib mir
aif genmte be3icbt, 0ie ourd geitrd-
&C be5ablt pcroen, itnO 0o6er sic Sc.
gislatr Oos &edt bat 81 beiiimnen,
ooB ale @ebGlter Der oeridie9cneu
Staatsbeonlten ans ocr Stoatss2oiie
3il 5ablcn ieen Die @orIagc, ipel1c
Ourd Senator Sgoen cingcreidt
muroc, bcfreit oic Sto0t pou Scr &ers
pflihtng, cinen Ebeil Scr @cbdltcr
81 5abIcn, mcIbc Der Stoot arierlcat
parcn ino perocn oie uad) ocr gln.
Notwithstanding pom Der StaOt
bisber ge3obltcn 8etrdge als0ann
aus ocm 5toatsiddel be5ablt werOcu
miiiicn. Gs miro allgclnem 5ugegc-
ben, 0aB ole @ebaIter Der Staots-
bcamten ans ser Stootsfoiic bc5ablt
uerOcn iolltcu, imo 0oB cbeniopcnig
Gjrlno Oorbon0eu it, Ibcilc Oicicr
@c6dIter DER Staot ouf5u6iirScu,
ais wemn eS 5u 0en @ebdltern Ocs
@oiipcrneurs oOer sen @eb1ltern Der
&ihtcr oeS 9erufin9Sgeridts ber-
on9cjogcn mcroeu ioIItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Nir Qiebc, ndl. Nic Qir6e! !

0tem Dorf "a. SSaniior.
Bon ieiner aoitipirtbilt 6raii glnna
2opacano, elmer g9ittme bon 81 SAB.
ren, benohridtigt oaB CT beiite nod
icin 3nnnier IN ibrer SSo6mmg oni.
gcbei nliiiic, ridtctc SDlociter Didnc
in eincr g[nponOlitng bon gSitb lei,
nen @epolDer ouf oic 6rou imo cr'
ihob Iie. Gie ndchite algcl iogte cr
iid ielbft iii Sen aopf. ST mrroe nad)
Dem oGohinteer @oipitol" iiberfiibrt,
no man menig &oifmng oiif oas Grs
balten icines Scbens bat
9iad 9lngabe Don SSrcrin0en per
Gridloiienen mubte Wlano oer S5ralt
2uD1cono felt cinigcr 3eit ocn SOL
ohQlcih CT pcrbcirotbct NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
gtiIrat ana 16. sf0flnerf.

Gbtcngp Sll, 23. Sonlar.
Graulein @}inaie 9. @erner, cine
5tenograpbiitin I'M 1ieuitc Der
,RailmoD 9loc @a3ette,p itiir5te bent
ia ans Dem i6. 5todiuert oes
Transportation. .@cbduocs~ ali scr
Dcarboru StraBc; lie mar beilte
9(bcno md an Seber. Sic lanDctc
aii eincu init gqpieridadteln bella.
ocucn 2oitaiiouiobil iuuo crlitt cincn
5fd6elbrnd) m0 inncrc &crleBiul.
gen. 1ie 9(er5te oes Solpitals, in
ipcl6em iie intergebra6t wnroe, &C.
ben pcnig 0offniuo aui ibrc @icoer'
genciing. Die ASpli5ci logt 6aB nad)
2lu9dbe pon 9Irgen5cllgcn o1s inngc
M1Odell ais ocln Seniter gelprint'
9cn iein ioll. Gie 6rcllnoc ocs
6rIs. 99crucr crfldrcn oaB lie bon
feincni @rnno tuiIieu. scr oas illugc
N1aodeu 6atte 5um Selbitmoro trei-
befi fonieii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
Nrnnercicn ltnter 9[nfInnr

Sulpbltr Springs, Gery
"a. Sanlar. g4cgou |crlesling
Der &oridriiten ocs itaatliHen 9lntis
Eruit @eieBes iino lieben graicreien
ais Oem 5to1tc geros gcrihtlid be-
lomgt worocn. Die g(ngeflogten Iito
beiduloi9t fcite 9icrpreiie Dcreirbort
iiuo ben Abiobmorft unter einanocr
Dcrt6eilt 3i bnbcn.
Sehs bon ben angeflagtcn 8roue.
rel. @elellidoften iollen iid) i'm @egc
oes Compromises 5u einer @eloitroie
bercit erfldrt bn6eu, ooA beobii1tigt
Der Std1tsonuolt, oie Slaqc 5lir
Ser6onolung 8u bringen uno 0ds
goii5c 8emeismatcriol 5u untcr6rei-
ten. Die iiebente nitangcflogtc
8rolterci Sic Dollors @remcrD Go.,
miro iii beionoercr @cr6onoAlng pro.
5eilirt merocn. 0ic 9roltereien iino
feraer bei6uIoigt, burdb llnlogen
mdbrcno Der lesteit fiinf Sabre cine
Gimme bon 81 100000 idbrlidb olf-
gc6rnht 8li boben, I'M @robibitions.
@lebgcbrng int Stoote 6l befonpfen.
Sic iollen Ole u3oa~ sStcuern fir
Ealienoe BON Mdbleru be3ablt ba-
bent Inn 5tinmen ee0eu Nrobi6ition
5u gclDinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

"
2onDnn "a. San. Wtit gro-
Bcm Ssnterciic mfrs sic Iebotte at
Der ,Sraee Der itren9ereu 1urHfii0.
ritua Bet 9lofaoc Ieuti9lanos ourcb
oic enaliicbc 5lottc cripartct, mclda
an WlittiuoA I'LL llutcr6aus Sur
Gprohc fommer ioll- @s Gcrridt
ons @efiibl oor, ooB feline groBe Gp,
poiitiol geecn bic Griesimg Der pc.
aeuindrtigcn Crocrs ocs Council
0urA oie Grfldring Der aftieaca
Nlofnoc 6erriden miro, penu Die
wlcbrBcit Der Wlitglicoer 0es lluters
balNes oapcu iiacr3ru1t lit, Dab 0n,
Nilrb ner Ocutide lpanocl mc6r itrau.
anIirt miro, als olrA oas ge8cu.
ludrtiac 3pitcm
Ginroln's aroBortiae 9lotaoes9Sro.
tldmdtion uD Bic Gorrcipon0cij Der
nuterifnuiiAcn 5taaten ali oicier
sSrdgr, fms sic bcpor5ugten C6iette
oes Shoims, I'M g(nslpGrtiget
Amt, iii Set s0nirdIitdt mno 0cr
MiitQIicocr ocs ltntcrbditics. ipelhc
III 0ir Eebattc cingreifcr poaen
Gas shiSpdrtigc pint pirO III Der
Gebatte olrb Cir Gotporo G5rep ino
globcrt Gecil ocrtreten icirb pelhe
rbcnfnas iprcdci lperOetl
9tmcrifa mas nnn2
9nnoom a. Gan Die britt
idje 9legiernug bat bcihloilen oen
aAan Ser Sonoclsnusbrcitimg III
&iioAglncrito 5l urtcritiiscn Snl
sIndnlB bierau piro onS gIuSlpdr-
tigc Flint orei GoniiiIar. .9coiiitc er.
ncuncL uclGc uiit Den @cihdtspert
bdltaiiien iii 5iioglmcrifa 0crtrant
fins. oic Set britiifen 2egatiou II
@uenos glircs. Mlontcoioeo iino 9lio
oc Soneiro heige1eben lperoen
Eer engliihe Gar0pna.
Npn0Dn IA. San @encral
2ir AScrc1 yofe, aomnouocur oer
britiirben Gruppcn III Wleiopotanieri
IatAte iolaeu0ea @eridlt iiber oic
Aprtiae Situation
gSdbrcuo bet lobtcit Az Stirnoer
lit Scr aiariS Z iyuB 6ei ant nnr
2lA Sun bei gInarab gcitieaen uas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

ollie 2ruppenigcwegungen 5u Sanoe
Sin @afieniiiIlitanO wuroc an
%. 5lpcds Gtniammllng imo Deer
oiguug ser Eooten fir 5mci Siluocn
uereinbort.
@eucral Gowni6eno beri6tete bon
ailt.cl.glnaro ooB ieine Erllppen
init qcniigeno 2ebcnsniitcl Ocriebeu
iino mo nidt uciter cugagirt unr.
Ocu,
@as Sic @ritcn mcl0cn.
2on6on, "a. san. Sic nad-
ItcDeuOe offi5ieIlc Mittbcihng pur0e
beute 9lbeno pom britiibcn glrmec.
Sauptquorticr per0ifentIiht
u@eitern gtobt baben mir IN Der
gIdbe BON ct. Gloi cine W}iuc 5ur ST.
ploiiou gebrodt poorrd oie feinoli-
6en Sbiibeuordben beidoigt puroen.
Sine fleine &atrouiIle orang oir6
Die ieinoliAen IrabtDerbdle nabe
9terIorenboef biuourd rno feuertc
III einen 5hiibengraben. Sie tonnte
iif obue @erluite 5uriid5ieben
Scute mar Die g[rtiIlerie in Ser
llmgebung non 2oos auf beioer Sci.
ten iebr oftip. gSir baben sic fein0'
liheu @eridan5lngcn norooitlib BON
9lruentieres in erfolgreiher @eiiC
boubaroirt lmo beoeutenoen S6o-
ben augeriHtet.
IS ipielten iicb aud 9trtillerie'
0ueIle bei Soogc, St. Sean iur
&iIfelm Tin Der 9toH6ari6aft bor
DperD ob
SSn Der 9(dbc bon Filbclm brn1ter
mir ourd inierc 9lrtillerieieiier oi,
fciuOIidcn Sdiiscngrdben @loriel
gum Shpeigen.
Shme6en's 2 ha0cn.
Berlin "a. Sonuar. (llebericc
globridten- 9lgeutir.) 0ie i6we
Oiihe glegierlng bat iocben Elm 8lou
bud iiber Die gleiltralitGts. 5roge ltnl
iiber ncn5dooeu, melhcn jeneS 2ani
Oiir6 sic miafiirlihe 9luSIcgung oei
SeereHts erlei0et, peroffentlidbt. 9u.
oieiem @loubuh gebt berbor, Dab oi
bon @nglonO nit geiHlag belegtel
@ooren. lopeit SApeOcu III getrah
fonlmt einen @ertb bon S4 Wfi1to
nen aronen bobeu tDdbreno bic boz
0eutidIono ioiiirten ihpeoiibel
aaufmannSgiitGr lidl nlm olf elm
Ndlion &roncn iteaen
0nteI 5om IoIl pnmper
@etroero6, "a. SSanior. #
Qie 5rage ruiliidcr Greoitc ourc
amerifonilbe @oufeuy melHe ourc
ruiiiibc Giienbabu 0bligatioue
iiber geitcIlt iino, mllroe i'm 6inon1
@}iniiteriim ourhgearbeitet. g8ie /
bieiigcu Gucllen pcrIaitet iin0 am(
| rifaniid)c ,5inau5Ieite gcncigt GiIcr
| bdbn.GbIigotfoncu ais geniigcnoe
Sdub fir beabiihtigte 9tnleiben al
5uicbcn nit Der glusuobme Der ics
| gcu Sorm Der rliiiihen Giicnbabf
Scfitritdten, wclbe nidt fiir Dc
oucrifonii9eu Dtarft pcripenobo
| iino. 9lils oieiem @rlmo miiiicu bl
lonocrc . @ereinbarmgen nit amcrift
niicbcn @nnfiers getroffen lper0cn, B
peIAcm 3ipcd iicb 5mei SertretC
GROCER gleusYorfer 6inan5 Suititiu
3ur 3eit in Netrogroo beiinOcu.
SSn 9anffreiien ipiro bic 9lniid
ausgeoriidt, oaB elm llcbcrcinfon
men 6alo oetrofien lein miro. S
9c5ig Der llnterbanOlungen beuterl
0ic oglopoc Grempa4. nDie @ntipic
lung Der Gre0it-9ln6obning nit Sc
Gereinigtan Stanten lit lntcr 81
ieBiget llmitduoen beionOers merit
bon itno ioate bic aius.Aegellmg c
lcidjtern. SSu oieier Siniidlt miirOl
mir oas GSinau5-@}iniitcriim oaral
binpciien ciu llcbereinfonrren III
oen 9anfen bon Betrogroo inO 0lo
fan 0abii 5ii treiiet fir Oen amer
fanilHen Wlarft cine beion0erc 6
icnbabu.9lnIciDc 6eraus5ugc6cn. 1i
ies 9Sroieft iprrOe 3ucrit ais hid
: uedngig befrohtet, miro ober ier
pon oen Depnrtement alS port6ci
BAIT angeNebcn~
Wrnnercicn inter QLnflnnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
(yrplpiinn n SlOhIenidladlt.

TaDcttc Gttp, ga, "a. San.
G6arlcs Iolan ino Soi. @rcenlp
crlitteu wa6ridenlit6 toOtlide Ser
lebiugcn nno ncrn5e6n onoere @rit.
benorbciter lpiroal idiper Derlest,
ols liA bcutc iii Dem gtpollo-5dodt
Scr ,@ittsburgb Gola So robe bier
cine Grploiion ereigncte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25

6rplOrpn,
5ono in scr uaelfer @lower So.
itatt. Gier Errioucn get0otct
rno cinc gln8obl pcrlebt Jroi
Seller wuroeu bei6e 9cine ab.
acriiien. lIriadbe Der GrpIoiion
llnbefonnt.
@uffolo y. g. "a. Sonuar.
9ei ciner Grploiion oic beutc
glbcno III oer o&elfcr 8lomer 60,
Sobrif fur MinOidber uno &entiIo+
toren itattion0, iino, iopcit big ictt
icitqciteIlt pcrOen fonutc, bier &cr.
Ionen getSotct iino bier perIcst NOR.
oen. ginc 9lu8obl Eerioueu miro
nod perntiBt.
gtad oen glusldaen 0cs SlIbobers
Scr 6irmu Charles aclfer befanoen
fi6 3ur Set Der GrpIoiion % bis 35
9crionen in Der glnloge, BON mel
den biz ieBt 81 ge5dblt murocn Dic
@et6otetcn iino: W1obel Chandler, ~
Sabre aft, Stenogropbiitin; Gborles
@abft, Is Sabre ait &lltidler, Ionic
5wei imioentiii5irtc Nlduner. 0ic
@crlcBtcn itno: oic 45 Sabre alta
sSrait Selen &elfcr, Satin bon GbaS.
aeIfer, beioe 9ciue obgeriiien, miro
uo6ri6einlicb iterben; elmer 8il.
liams, 16 Sabre alt, 6mnitte lrno
9riiibcn; Sanes &cumer 4Giu9-
ria, G9r o6gcriiien lmO Soutwlul.
oen; Stanlcp aoniecanp, 21-idbrig,
9rldt cinqcoriidt miro obcr geneicn.
Dus bon scr 6irnto bcnubtc Sc-
bdiiOc ipor Gin langcs, 5peiitofiges
| 5odmcrf6ous oefen SrunOgcidoB
uno atl(er o(s N1oidbiueniobrif bcr-
| aeri6tct warcn, pGDrcno Oos 5pcite
| Stodlpcrt oIs 2ngerroun uno fir
ggobn5mede 6icntc.
0ic grploiion riB bic @dnOe Gin
un0 Itiir3te oas Dad ouf Ole Eriim.
mcr pclbe 6euer fingen. Ebeile oes
| Nn0amcntS milrocn iiber bitiloert
| TuB pcit eeihleuoert uno wuroG
| ourh Den Suitorud bcina6e jeocs
6enitcr I'M Hoous cines StroBen'
| GeOiertS eingeoriidt.
800 SUB bon ocr llnfaaSlieIle be-
finoct iid cine Der groBten SitlcitC
6ffcnt(i6en 9hulen uno bemaAtigt'
| fi6 Scr 1900 ainoer cine groBe go
uif, ood geIono cS 0en 2ebrcrn oiS
ainDer sit bcrilbigcn.
Charles &eltcr iutO ieinc beiOcl
56bne syobn lnO 9llbert jun. bcfalr
SEN iib 5ur 3eit Scr Grplolion in Der
aellcrrGumen. Gincr Ser illngct
Dldnncr muroc ourh cine often,
Ibiir qcIc6lellocrt, mGbrenO bic an
oercn mls ben 9htincu beroorgeboI
wcroen ntubten lmo mic our6 cil
@uuoer mtr Icibtc 9lbihiiriluges
oopon eetrogeu botten.
ST.. acter 1T iiber ole Gntitcbunl
ser @yploiion im llilflorcn. @n'
muroc III DcrihieOencn Jormen y
0cm 5hwciBungsraiua Derpano
!, uuo befanO iiA in @osboaonS in
aeacr. Den entitonOenen S6ooel
6erebuet aelfer mlf $4,000.
Dic 6lamnicn mlroen innerbalI
ainer Stlinoe critidt itnO begaun ais
oami 0ic 0urMiuhung Der &ninen
Bis slinl gladtonbruh fonnten MI
| 3mci 2cicbcn gcborgen peroen Doc
Duroen noh 5mei pcitcrc aciden I'M
ter GriiRiucrn 5crbroMcner g8nlbl
lent9eilc geieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
0er WlpGr.9srO3ca.

@rootoencc, 8. S. 2l. San.
llnniittclbor Dor ocm 9l6idluB
Der @cpcisollinubmc in ociu Ero5cB
gcgcn 8rui Glijobcib @lo6r in0 bio
9}cger Gccit 9rmun mo SerrD
Sbelman melde ocr @rnoroimg
oes @ottcnS Der 6ron N}obr, Ir.
6. 6ranflin Alobr. ongeflagt iino,
legte oic 9llfldgebebor0e Sic She-
0unasflage Dor, wcl1e 6rou @lobr
am Z, 8ebrnar 1914 eiugereiht Bat.
te, Gie @erbanolnng in 0ieler Glaac
iaHe ipar nui Den critcn 9cptem6rl
angcicbt acpeIcn Den Ea9 Dor Der
Grmoroung oes 9lr6tcs.
Gie alageidriit mohtc gcltcuo
ooB Der 2(rjt iCb ngebih ieiner
@ottii geecniiber Der 6jraiiamfcit
ihnIoig oenaHt 6obc. DAB er nit
onoeren 6rauen @e5iebunaen inter.
balten ino Dem N9orpbiiinlgenliB ers
acben oelpeien le
qtbpnnenten, bic ben ,,1eutfnem GufreIppus
Ocuien" nidlt phnitiim Dner nnrc1clmnnln ef'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-25
9sDltmeiSter in g2eiunrf.

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