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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

lit mabrcllD OieirS StriegcS nod uei.
ter lteigern pu0c, Sen tapeia oer
Stleiutier5ufht fit Sen oic Suiirr-
troge per9dltaiMndbia an, oiinldaiten
Hegt ole NaniNhuppldlt, nod Nrdir
ten 3u ipr0en. @lc erm60Nde cS 0e.
ra0e oemichioen Seile ser @eu6fe.
rmH Ger untcr ocil bobcn Slelh.
prciien nit am meiltcu lcioei 0cn
9lrbcitern iinO flcllen 9ennien iih
0nrh @crmertling ser Sans. luo
gSttiuaitSa1fdne einen groBeu Cell
0eS 6leilhheonrfcs billia ielbii 3u er.
5eiigen Die Naninhenbolhtng @ql.
liens imo SrontreidS, ma lelhii
iuobIbnben0e ArciIe oas aouudlen-
ileiih nihi rerid]maben t6uatM Ia
oieier @e5iebiu8 ais |orbilo oispen.
Uic bISbcr 0iel sn ilart betoutc 5riic
Der 0cuiidcn slanlnhcn8nht miibic
aeaeniiber ocr iDirtlih praltidcn
9'n6lnQS5udt IN 0cn &niprQruno
treien 9ci oem @longel on 2dltnen
mcroc pinddii iQ 5iemlid nlles bor-
bouoeue lueiblihe Nfoieriol 6ur 9iaA-
5udt bcron8u3ieben iein. gliiiaabe oer
Observation-Disclosures iei cS, olc
@ermcbutug Der S3anipden'ldt it
ibrcn 9esirfeu NIT ollen Ssrdiien 5lt
ioroern uno ole Sfreiie IN Siaot iiuo
2ono bier3n beran3n5iebei, Sic 0nillr.
iraeu0 Ia Netradt fonuueL al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

ben Oie &crantwortling bon lidl ab.
sic loiien Is 8iI oaB Die an @bolera
iierbcnoen Serbcn ing Wleer perientt
mer0cL no iie Sen Siihen 5int 6roB
oicncn 10 ouB oic acfan9cnea nu0
sum aiorfte ac6ro@ten Slide 5u Gbos
lcratr1gcrn mcr0cn. Gbculo menil
fiinumern iie iih i'm oie ianit0reu
ll1itdnOc IN Solonifi. @enn nidt
Die griediihc 9lcgiertnlg III &orfn
iuiO Solonifi sic notuenoi9iten
WtaBrc0eln getroiicn bottc, mare 9c-
nib iaon Die Scudlc inn poulten
Sbmunac. Soloniti bat oic 9ricMilt9e
9le0icruno in meDrcre SonitatSbc
Sirfc cin0cteilt, 0eran ic0cm elm Gber-
itabsor5t boritebt, oa0trM lit DorlGu.
fig Oort oen Graiien Dorgcbeugt.
sliBcr0cin bat 0ic 9iegicrtuB fir Sic
ous Oent Dericudten 9Ilcran0ricn
fonlmenOcn SbifIe Auarontduc ol-
9cor0nct, 0ie nbcr BON 0cn enQliidea
0ompicri obne ipeitcreS, pit imtcr
Drobungcn 0crlOcigcrt mur0c. @benio
mcnig mic oicIc bDaicniide 6obrldi-
ligfeit QW fcincn it6rfcren 2gls0rid
5u gcbrali3cm, lit Der Stnnool ToIs
bot gceignet, oen Ycrbono oie Ncr3cn
oes aricbiidcn &oIfcs 5li oemiunen.
Scr 6oa ipiclte iih folgenoerma.
zen ob giuioe @ugldnOcr, @eaulte
Der III 9lf9cn ar6citcuoen cngliihcn
@cbcinlpoli5ci Ooruutcr Gin oepiiicr
Cir @crulo Cabot, fomcn nod ocnt
@eluh uicbrcrer Stabaretts itarf oii-
0etuufen IN eincs Der bciudtciteu
Sotale sltlcns ltuo perteiltcn oort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

8cttel nit Sdmdbnngen gegen Ocn
&ouig. Gin onpeien0er Sffi5ier,
@oiios. Sobn 0eS lanoid9rigen glo-
iutontcn a0nig @Gorgs beripies
ibnen i6r @crboltet imO ais iie oar
ouf NIT Idrucnoen Shimpfereien
outmortetcn pitroe &oli8ei berbeige.
rifcn oie oie flegelbaite @ciellihaft
nlitiont einam griecliiden Nlarine
oifi8icr. ser iir tie +ortei ergrificn
bate. abfiibrte. Gieic gon5 oronungS..
m1Bigc WlaBuobme Der &oli5ei gegsn
Iretn0c, Die iih itnanitdnOig benonI.
men un0 obenorcin Die @erion 0eS
2nnoeSberrn idpuer beiAinipft battcn,
miroc nun bon Dem engliibcn We-
ion0tcn 81 eiuem icbperen Gerbre1cn
Qeqclt oie NeiliQfett 0es engliihen
@oltcS un9cfdliAt unO 8ln 9lnloB
0euomnlet ole 9riohiide Regiclmg
aufS tiefite 8u oenliitigen. Dieie
muBtc nibt mir sic englii6cn 3legcl
mieoer lauien loiien ionocrn au@
obenorcin ein Nldrd3en genebmiaelL
onS erflin0cn muroc, i'm 0ieie 2iiil-
mel ais oie gcfrmitte lluiAlilo bm-
auitcaen. Donob lit ser Souptliin.
mel Cir @croI0 EoIbot niAt elm eng
iiiber Spion ion0crn ciu gebciliefeS
M}itglico Der cnghi@cu @eionotidafi
0os fin bobcre Gienite beitimnlt lis.
imo er bat niht in Erimfeubeit iic9
oroblicb gegen Oos @oitrecbt bergoiI.
Gen, ionoern cr lit, nerOos aeiporoen
0irh ole gSobrncbmna, Dab CT BON
cinem griehiicbcn A8enten Derfolgt
uo beobaNtet meroe, in Oen gltbcner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Sfronprin3en alisge4Htet iuiO miSae.
bilOet meroen. BUR Sicberitna Der
lIeberfiibrltng ae9n lt@ootougriiie
iino 6wan5ig 9eobadtun9Spolten ON
Der griebilden aiiitc 5miiAen aoria
mo @otros ein0erihtet moroen. g(a
Der @ef0roeunQ oeS ShicBoorrats
beteiligeu lih oib priehiihc Tomp.
Ter 0cuen Die 9le9ierling fIdrgenoht
bat. ooB tie m9eiidltS oeS @onnlun.
renharotters ibrer Sradt mlf eiaeuc
@efobr bauoeln. gIn0cbIih sur Ser.
binocrln9 Der 0eltidlen Spionooc in
S0loniti bat Der &erbonO sic @c.
lhlaonnbnie ser griediicben @on aii
griehpben Shiffen ongcor0nct lm0
Tie IN geantiuortina elmer aricdiihcn
Giniprubsnote our1 Nuupcis aitf
oieien 3ned 5u rcdlticrtiocn aeindt
&ohoem @liles @lorioms Serroil
ielblt fir oie 9roBte &erbreihlna Scr
&cnniuis ieiller 9roBortiQcn unein.
nebnIborcu GerteiOiaineswerfe ge
lorgt bat tl'ngt sic @e9ritnouna
mcrtpiiroi9 Nber iie iheint ic0eu.
inIlS 5n berraten 0oB Ser @erbono
BON oen b0ien Ielaihep IN Mlasc0o.
nlen etlpnS crlportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

99ic oue StGotc 0es Sricnts bat
oiidb 2oborc, Oie SauPtitaOt oes ieit
1849 Dem inoobritiic6en Steide ciu.
berleibteu Ncuoidab uao Ocs aanaeu,
bis 0ubin iel6fduoigeu StoctcS Der
Sif6s, feline @lon88eit lanoii bintcr
licb. @roBartige %oIdite uno 9Sracbt.
bdliten, BON 0elien nontentIib ser Be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

rii9mtc 6'ortcn ocs Wlon9oleu.&oi.
iers Dicbcbol0ir, S1olimQr aeuault,
Der aus bret 0roBen iib iiber einan-
Ser crbcbcnOen Eerroiicn beitebt imo
bon cincr aus meitcr Serie bergc
fiibrten Ssolierleitung burh5o0en
miro, 0ie 400 Sontdncu ipciit, beion-
oere @rpabnung Der0icnt erinnerE
nod an Sic 0Ion8oollen Gage OeS iieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

5eBnten mo adi5ebnten eSobrbun.
ocrts. canals tpetteiferte 2o6ore AIS
eine Ser @robt- lm6 9feii0en3itGotc
Scr @roBmoguIen init Dem beriibm.
ten 10 @leilen iii00fIih eeleaeuen
0eIbi glber nit Dem @erioQ ocS
mongoliiden &oiierrci6es ionf and
Sic berrIidbc Stdot in Sriinnier, unO
nobn crit in unierem &abrbimoert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
66rccrmue Der GnnindcusudJt.

Gos prclBiihe Mlmiitcrum fir
SmIowirti@oit bat an iamtlidc eouo.
mlrtld)oitSfommern euaen @rloB &C..
rihtct, IN Dem oufaeioroert miro. nut
9Hidliht ouf bic annppbeit an Set.
ten itno inSbelonOere an 6lcilh, 0ic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

nodoen iic Inter oic @errihaft Der
gnal6nOer aefommen mar, pic0er ei-
men ncllen 9lufihwung. sic 5eid)net
iicb ieBt Dor Der N}ebr5abl ibrer ort.
entoIiiGen SHmciteru ourd eine cute
uno ioli0e @auort porteilbait aus.
Die StraBen iinO 8iuar enc, Qber lang
uno geroOe lmo bon lteincrnen sSdu-
fern eingefoBt 9eionoers 5oblreidb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Die 2oufleitc auf 0en W1drften uuo
Dlcllen bon So6ore 5uianmcn. Iie
ueri5ieoenarti9lten @egeultdu0e, pic
man fe bette nod IN Sen beriiDmte.
item 9o3oreu Scr orientaIiihen ggelt.
5. . III GamaStuS, 8u fanien be-
fommt. luuroen sort ieilaeboten. Die
IN Der Sto0t leIbit auidiiigcn &ono
mcrter uno ainIliIer erfraien ii1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

norbonoen iino oie ioaenouilten &arn.
lpanieraiS, oie aroBen gewobnlib
iebr imreinlihen Nlolicnberbcrgen
fir fremoe &oliilciite, oie SD 0eu 5obl-
reid beiuc6ten @}eiicn lnO @ldrfter
IN 0ie Sta0t fommen. Ser San0el
liouo ibon inn Wiittelaltcr itter Der
&erritboft scr @roBmognIn IN @liitc.
PLUS oler Screen 21noer itr0mten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

eineS groBcn ahiies &at and rtt Sic
StuOf &nborc iiidt mebr oie 9eoels-
ting olS @auDelSeutporiilnl iuie iriiA
ber, 10 iin0 bod i6re lRdritc uud
beute nod hiel behidi uno iiillen oie
aleroings peaig cinla0enoen 9ldimc
Der 5oblreihen Narnudiierois init
einer 9roBcn 3obl ebcuIo menig un-
prudsoouen @ilten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
a6t seiten.
gNaN hat Oirs AZ bcOentrn?

9is 9lcusyorl pirO berid)tct sab Charles VS.
Nf0ric ocr cintmnS all Der Spite DER g&noion ytaOi
COTTON GpnpanD Itn0 beih1ftiqt iit cine neue groBc
GampfAiiiS @yeellldlaft 5li griiuOeL Gte reue @c
ioAimnit io id Der fnar5ieuen lnteritiieutg eines
nddaei Saa Street 11noots erirelleil inl0 bcreits
0rcisebn Dantpicr sum Rreiie no iiber $3.00OOO0
tdufliN crUorben babcn. 3w0l Der GaHpier 10 bciBt
c$ M ocr Nteolnla icllc 5piidcn Ncn gort uno oer
rliiiidcn Gsmcerbafeu 9lrdJnngest fnbrcn, pdbreHo
oar 0rei5chntc Dampicr, sic n3elauoio@ fit ben Sa
Gcl mit SiDoneritn bcitimilt iit Dic u3elanoin" t
Der Iupfcr ocr in 9ipoenbcr IN nelltralen ncJitoH
idlc @ewdierl non britii9eu Seceutet polferrcdlt5
miorig oitrbfid)t muroe
was bot bic e5rinOlng oiecr Doinpargeieaidott
Hit ciacul nl61tigcn gall StrectSDnofot as piitter
mdincr u0 oos 9luitouen oer amerifoHiihen Sdliitc
oercn e boGbdit pcrncu tonn 5u beocuten2
slc ioueit ailfgctouiten Sdc, bis ailf cires lol'
lpt fir Sen pduoc 5pidcn Stem. gorl uu0 alrhangeSs
8ur Ncrpaloiuig fonlme; alio fir ben @oifen. ino
Dlunitionstronsport ndd RnBlouo lluo Elm m0ati
Qcs 9snlI Street Spnottot Itedt 0obinter Gin
nddhges g4un Street gpnoifat edt audi bitcr oet
Grc0qCpGbrig fit ocieIben Dlddte. Gin Wudltiges
a8all Street 5unofat III inl @luSe NIT england.
syt AZ uoalid, oob oas maHtigc g8uu Strcet.Gpu-
afot ouS ipl gltaoe itebt NIT GHolouO, oas binter
oen @eiir un0 Observation-Disclosures ilno 5inter
0cf GrebIgaBdbriug itcbt Oaelbe mddtige gSuil
5tIcrt 5pnoiat iii oas biuter Scr ncet groBen Cam
plelAGfiAWHL lleDif nSlt ~ HpBtlW, uub uleeS NuI
ti9c NSaa 5ircct 5DnOtot Dos int 8ilnoes NIT erg
Lamb tcht alc iir Den G5cdnperebr tougdleu umcri@
iunaeu Dompier NIT apm &beil britiidcnt GIeoe ali
3Hauc io Sic 12ebrbct Der gttien IN britiibc Sanoe
i6crGcbc 5il aiieu geocntt 10 6oB pcnn oer GongreB
g8ooArop 98illoN 5iuinqt GngluHo Dor bic 28abl 5ll
[tencu, cntpcoer ltnieren Son6el IN giube 5l loiem
ooer ol weitcrc MuniticnsIiefutngeu 5 Uer5idltear
nc i6utnuldjen SHifie Der @eicQhat uls brtiide
ertldrt wn6cn t6neu nlo 0onn nidlt eiutal Sdtttc
rprba0cn n6 fir lmiercn @aroel init Slo.Amerfo.
gcidmciap Ocun ocn Reatralen Noro Glropa's2
Sem ulohtiaen g9aIl Street Spnotut Oos I'M Bum
oc nit Gn9laio cbt 1T Niles ou5iltroleii eIbt chl
folder &crrott All oeln 2ooe III tuelden es enc Wtil
lipnq crpprbcn BAT; oem Bic Wlitglicoer IO benz yo.
iuen nod 5mur Amerittouer I'M Ser0ei nber lino ne
lhitcrtboncn cner Moiedt oes SS0nigs non GngIono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
other nations SHAH also i've and

other nations shall also live and
grow
The British empire ID now under
going the test OF the survival Of the
fittest. 1t does not matter how the
war started--the struggle Is between
races which cannot choose but fight
or succumb. The Teuton race fore
saw the struggle and prepared for it.
The Saxons did not foresee it, but
relied upon such agencies as trade,
backed by naval power, rather than
upon disciplined armies. Now the
British empire is being attacked at
its vulnerable places, and ii appar-
ent does not possess military power
prOportionate to the immense terri
tory and population that must be de-
Tended. Every Englishman OF fight
ing age Is now subject to military
duty, but the call has come late, and
the number of Englishmen available
may be insufficient to hold the em-
pire against the assaults that are be-
ing made upon 1t.
If Great Britain could throttle the
trade OF Germany it would be
throttlng the trade OF other nations
with Germany. Do the British trad
ers suppose that the United States
will permit Great Britain to dictate
to this nation with whom it shall
trade? The normal trade between
the United States and Germany is a
matter concerning those nations
alone. Great Britain cannot destroy
it without first defeating those ma
tions in war. 1t is now trying to de-
feat Germany, to make permanent
t.f. Il
but the attempt may be the prelude
to the suicide of the British empire
as at present constituted. Before the
trade Of neutrals can be monopolized
by Great Britain it will have to fight
other wars; and 1t is safe to predict
that If it emerges intact from the
present struggle 1t will not seek an
other.
The United States has been mar
vclously patient in the face of griev-
GUS injury to it's peaceful commerce
by the power that happens to have
control Of the seas. 1t would not be
so patient IL the temporary injuries
and stoppages We're made permanent.
II will never take its orders from
London. An attempt to dominate
American trade In that fashion
would necessarily result in war,
A monopoly OF trade! SO that IS
the ambition OF the British; that is
the noble motive that inspires this
war; that is the animus against Ger
many; that Is the splendid cause for
which "Great Britain Is fighting
Americas battIes!"
There Is no danger, from present
prospects, that Great Britain will SO
crush her enemies as to be able to
rob them OF their trade; but IL there
were danger Of It, there would be
added reason for tho United States
to arm itself for battle, for its turn
would come next
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
A WORLD TRADE MONOPOLY,
ENGLAND'S AVOWED OBJECT.


Under this caption the Washing
ton Post comments as follow on the
speech OF Walter Runciman in the
House of Commons
British traders loudly applaud the
statement made by Walter Runci-
man, president Of the board OF trade,
10 the effect that Great Britain must
SO cripple German commerce that
the Germans cannot again dispute
world supremacy with the British
nation. 1t Is suggested that a clause
be inserted in tho peace agreement
binding Germany to refrain from
all export business for d series or
years." and inquiries are on foot TO
ascertain whether the allied nations
Will agree to boycott German-made
goods for a certain number OF years
after the war
Nations live by trade II Great
Britain could permanently destroy
Germany's trade, It could destroy
Gcrmany's existence. II Germany
should be defeated in this war and
Great Britain should try to impose
such terms as q prohibition Of ex-
port business, Germany would be
forced TO begin the war all over
again, to win or die.
The progress OF the war Is any
thing but encouraging to the hopes
of British world monopoly
British traders would render far
better service to the empire by help
ing ii In its present desperate plight
rather than counting chickens that
have not been hatched.
The British empire lies across the
path OF strong and growing nations,
including some OF its own allies.
They cannot expand II Great Britain
is TO dominate and monopolize the
world. The question now being
fought out IL whether the power OF
Great Britain shall be supreme
throughout the world Of whether
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
SBurbara eden.

ga fdrb an H.. Somar 1910 AarBata
Sdsr, eeb 0orres. 9pitipe bcs pcritorbeueit
9siuinni Gbci, i'm Mltcr bon 65 SdDren, In
Der Mpbnung ihret Iocbter Srdu Sfnie Midc5
Gubbiii 9lr 29t2, Cfs1reTtpn .Gtrnhe Sic
Neeromna ftroet an yrritaa, a. Sdnunr,
glotnltiogs 2 llbr bon object 2orefc aus
rdt. Seilebuna nnf oem vGnimnnueI's Stieb,
ppl@, @riHnpn 3dne. pdrIoro 9iono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

Si ciner 9qoe, Sic g9oltcr Nilucinlou, Der Br1ti-
Sent scr Nritdlen SonocssGeb0roe, Dor mebreren
Enqe iii brtiidlcn llntcrboc Iiclt no bic NIT itrs
mildeul $bel applouort piiroc iogtc er es mitle
gllos gcthan per0en GciiiiGldno8 6inan5en Credit
to @ntpel 5t sert6rer Gngann nilie Darnadl trndl'
en 0nB bctidc Gontrole iber bic N2etdlle I'M eigerci
glcimc IN brtifc Saiioc bcrgebc oaB gugIdno nic
Gotrpc cruuqe iibcr bei SoDIcnporrob Set MeIt nnp
bcr Ste 2elielber Das beoeutet nidts pcrliger dls
brfic @crtidoft ber Ods 9SirbdaftsIebeii ocr gam
Seu @e(t 1nrin III 9lnterifn niif cingcHlolcu, nnn
nht 0ilein bic Scr 5aatat on0ern audi Die it0lid)
pol 0en Mcr Staater gclegeilen 2dnOcr.
Tc Eelfclbcr Nacrfc's bic 5u sen ergiebgiten allt
Drr 9ScIt eeborcn bat eroB@ritanic idlo III ieinen
@eB gqbrabt ino bic Re9ierlng oct per. Staoten
bat 0abe gcD0lfe n0ent lie 0e Iertretbung 3uerto
eranQtc SIT 0ci britidcn Del Snterciien eirDld &C.
tuinlt uor 0roB @ritanie bat olid idlon ben 9lit4
Tan geiodt 0c @icpolt iibcr Bic Sapfer Rroouftipn
NE Ncr e5taaten SIT cranaeit Dic Goutroe iiber il.
iepr anpIer9lusfltbr gcpdnu GngIanO Idcn II ben
crcn WloNnten ocS SfriegcS n0eut eS oieeS Wletnll
uf Nic @annqutliItc iete SSebt bot 0c britdhe He-
ucrun All 0ic Dcto Gorporoticneu 0iees 2nli0cS, be-
Ion0erS oic apfcr.c ceicuidaften ons 8crlnngen ges
iicllt br cine 2iItc Ser Nftondrc niD an0er 5 lies
iern IoS iinA Geld1ftsgc6euniiie, oerei @reisgobe
hS ebt nidt cinnai nlierc egenc Negerltg uerldngi
but Ga pir0 berhtet oaB Die aleritanfen Wletnls
0cipuGdaitcn 0rA oiecs @crlangcn oer britiicn 9lc
iW6 @ic fTrdtcu iid oas 4erEangcn tilr5erbono db
suimoacn pcil Ne Iln qidte oct maidIoppiacn Sds
tina iNicrer NaaicrHia Gnalano acgcluber init 8cd
bpiiirdlten iniieL oaB Gugluno ibre sluSfuHr gan3
iniqr0Ylden miro, melui c iidl nid iige Sbcr troB
ner his6eriacn lmtbntiqteit ser Moibngtucr &egie
RITA bctrcii5 5djutes Ses nHieriIrH@en Nanocls po
qn Dic W1ctail GccuiAoitcn Or Sadie ocd Dem StaotS
Icpartyntcnt portrageu 5ie bpfcn icocnTdls, oaB
orr GonQrcB Bic egierug lett trcibcn miro aucritdi
fN " y4I& ht.t.
tihQn
Gs iit i'll SET aDot boditc 3et oob ggccoroip ssils
ul mb ieI 5tonts. Sefretdr aitigertclt pcroet nm
eucraild iir oic Snterecn per ger Stootcn cin5l's
tretcn gScr bisbct III niecm 2onoe nod an bic 6obel
gauhic y@nelano iIAre miareu adnpf~ Der lolte
ad 0Qr 9Geoe 0es 4ruiioenteu Scr 8rtiideu Sonoes.
Qeb6r0c uno 6en @eifou, init oenl Iie iln brtdeil
llNterbuliQ nuacnonnien mltroe BON lcincr SuuliOn
0rimolid aebeilt len e'roB9rtaimieu fdmpft iilr
conmer8cue llnterpdng bet gol5er @elt luiO Darill
ih0 nib oia ger @taatc1 enacauiicL pofiir @ewciic
aglrlg uprlleDeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13

9lftcn Der DiltutiOnSiabrfcn pnr5sIn 5icwrrctn
.itiIr5cu IoboIo Orr 5rieOe iii Sibt i'll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
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Der @mtspefiel Der iib geitern III unerer Staots
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-13
0iDiScuOen.

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1916-07-07
KILLED WITH HIS OWN GUN.

John Davis, Deput sheriff of Rus
sell county, died at the Matte Will
liams hospital in Rchlands Monday
evening from a gun-shot wound ac-
cidentally inflicted by himself at IIo-
nakeer Sunday. He was enroute to a
point on Lewis Creek in search of an
Italian who had broken the law, and
dropped his pistol from its holster
The gun was discharged by the fall,
the bullet entering his abdomen, pass
ing through his liver and coming oul
in his back. He was Immediately
rushed to the hospital, and an exam
nation by DR.. Williams developed
the seriousness of the wound, and the
hopelessness of his recovery. The re-
mains were taken to his former home
at llonaker and inferred Wednesday
He leaves Il wife and number of
children.