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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13


portation, subsistence and uniform for
men attending shall be borne by the
United States government. The Sec
retary of War has submitted estimates
to the House Military Affairs Commit
tee, providing for a minimum of 50,-
900 men in the 1916 camps. Only 49,
900 have enrolled so far. That means
that If the law is made effective by an
appropriation under the separate
Army Appropriation bill, which is
practically certain to be done, $4,000
more rockies" will be privileged. to
spend a months vacation at Platts-
burg, at the expense of the govern
ment.
1t is safe to assume that Congress.
after having passed the law, cannot
refuse to put it into effect, and those
who have enlisted for the 1916 camps
and those who will enlist as a result of
the passage of the bill may be reason
ably sure that at least a portion of
their expenses will be borne by the
United States government
'HThe Plattsburg Idea" i'm Brief
In connection with this important
announcement, the Military Training
Camps Association, with Headquarters
in New York City. has sent broadcast
over the country a little booklet en-
titled Attention" with attractively
colored illustrations calculated to at
tract the young recruit-to-be and to
make him eager to serve his little bit
in the army, small as that bit is.
Editorially the aims of the camps
interesting in their scope, are set forth
as follows:
Ito help men who prove them
selves so qualified, to fill the great de-
idciency in commissioned officers that
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
PENNSYLVANIA BOASTS OF 80
OR MORE CRACK RIFLE CLUBS

Technical High School and the Har-
risburg Academy Rifle Clubs are
among the very few boy shooting or
CARNATIONS of which PENNSYLVANIA
boasts according to statistics COM
piled and published by Major Fred H.
Phillips, Jr., of the national board for
the promotion of rifle practice which
is under the jurisdiction of the war
department There are thirty civilian
and three High School clubs in Penn
sylvania which are affiliated with the
National Rifle Association.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
WOMAN'S MARTYRDOM

How many men. think you. have
any idea of the pain and misery en-
dured by women of their own house
holds, who suffer from ills peculiar
TO their sex? They often see them
smiling and trying to be cheerful,
even while racked with pain. If every
such woman would only be guided by
the experience of thousands of others
who have been restored to health by
that grand old remedy, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. much suf-
fering might be avoided. = Advertise
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

would Immediately arise in case of ma
tional emergency, by giving them four
or five weeks of intensive military in
struction in the field under officers,
and with troops of the regular army.
"2-To spread among om citizens
some knowledge of military history
military policy and military needs.
"3-To instil in a few weeks of
healthy outdoor life those habits of
discipline, command and self-control
that are the prerequisites OF einclency
irP every business or profession; and
"4--To send men home better pre-
pared to take care of themselves and
others"
But back of all this, these camps
are founded on the real truth that
only through service to the country Is
bred the true love of country Man
hood suffrage implies manhood OBJ
legation to serve the nation. Every
free man has a stake in the country
which is surely worth making some
sacrifice to preserve.
Which Camp Are You Going To?
1-Plattsburg, n. Y, hNe camps
June 8 to October ;. Junior Division
Camp, July to August 8, ages IS to
21.
2-Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, three
camps. = May to August s.
3-Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indian
apolis. Ind, three camps. - July to
October D.
fort Sam Houston, San Antonio.
Texas. one camp. - June II to July
Is.
5-Fort Douglas, Salt Lake City,
Utah. one camp. - August Il 10 sep
tember Is.
6-American Lake, Washington, one
camp. = August l 4 to September 8.
Monterey, Cal, one camp. - July
10 to August ..
Sort Terry, Plum Island. \. Y,
BOYS camp, Is to is. - July TO
August 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

GLOBES" UNIQUE DISPLAY
A window display that is attracting
much attention is that being con-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
THE END.
GOVERNMENT TO PAY
EXPENSES OF ROCKIES

[Continued From First Pagcl
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13

Quoted by The Globe, 322 Market
street. The display consists of a
straw hat frozen in the center of
300-pound cake of ice, and in con-
junction Herewith, a prize is offered
to the person guessing nearest the
length of time that it will require for
the cake of ice to melt. The display
is unique and draws the interest of
MANY naSSersbY.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
E,IRE COMPANY CELEBRATES
.Shccinl to AZ TeIeerafh

Hummelstown, Pa, June 13. - the
tenth anniversary of the organization
of the Chemical Fire Company was
observed last night. A large parade
over the prominent streets was tea-
ture of the celebration. Following
this a program was presented ana ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. A. S,
Lehman and w. II. Ernest.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
FRANK p. BOYER

Special to Tie IcIegrdH
Mechanicsburg, Pa, June 13. -
Frank P. Boyer, a prominent farmer
of Monroe township, died at his home
near Churchtown on Sunday afternoon
after an illness of five weeks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
RINGLING' CIRCUS
HERE TOMORROW
Wonder Trains of Spangletown
Will Begin to Arrive
About Dawn
Tomorrow is Ringing Day.


Along about dawn the wonder trains
OF Spangletown will have begun to ar
rive in the freight yards of the Penn
sylVania railroad and the circus will
he here. The first of the four sec
lions will commence detraining about
+:30 a. m. and from that hour the
march of the Cavalcade will extend to
the new 21st street and Greenwood
avenue show grounds until all the
rains have been unloaded. The big
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
IRA 6 HENSEL DIES

Lykens, Pa, June lara 3. Hen
sol aged 60 years. died Sunday even.
ing after a long illness. Funeral ser
vices will be held at his late home to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-13
ELECT wILLIAMsPoRT BOY

South Bend, Ind, June 13.-Clar-
ence j. Kline was elected captain of
the 1917 Notre Dame baseball team
yesterday. He lives in Williamsport,
Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-23

His man Wallis was inclined to
approve of his new mistress. who
was not fussy, seemed kind. and
had given his beloved Mr.. Allan
three hours of unbroken sleep.
Allan had been a little better ever
since.
After about a week of this,
Phyllis suddenly remembered
that she had not been selfish at
all yet. Where was her rose
garden-the garden she had mar
ried the wolfhound and Allan and
the check-book for? Where were
all the things she had intended
to get?
TITS certainly time I was sell
fish," said Phyllis to the wolf
hound, who followed her around
unendingly, as If she had patches
of sunshine in her pocket. He
waggen his til now as she spoke.
and rubbed himself curffngly
against her. He was rather at
fected dog.
so Phyllis made herself out a
list in superlstively neat library
hand. a9uh h
One string of blue beads.
One lot OF very fluffy summer
frocks with flowers on them.g
One rose garden. ~ ~
One set Arabian Nightses no
One set of Stevenson, all but
his novels. n3sHt
Ever SO many Maxfield Parrish
pictures full of Prussian-blue
skies. ~
A house to put them in. With
fireplaces. DIT
A lady's size motor car that
likes me.
A plain cat with . tame dis
position.
A hammock.
A sun dial. (But that might
HE thrown in with the garden.)
A gold watch bracelet.
All the colored satin slippers
I want.
A room big enough to put all
fathers books up.
It looked shamelessly long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-23

convenient size, for Allan" The
plain cat could wait. She had
made up her mind that she was
going to conduct cheerfulness
campaign in behalf of this dark
ness-locked Allan of hers.
She moved back a little, and
reconciled herself to the dog,
who had draped as much of his
body as would go, over her, and
was batting his tail against her
joyfully.
"Poor old puppy" she said. 81
want to talk over some plans
with you, Allan" she began again
determinedly. She was aston
ished to see Allan vince.
"Don't!" he said, "for heven s
sake! You'll drive me crazy!"
Phyllis drew back a little in
dignantly, but behind the couch
she saw Wallis making some sort
Of face that was evidently in
tended for a warning.
Very WE'LL" she said brightly,
smiling her old, useful, cheering
a-bad-child library smile at him.
1T was mostly about things I
wanted to buy for myself, any
way--satin slippers and such.
don't suppose they would inter-
est man much"
"Oh, that sort of thing" said
Allan relievedly. II thought you
meant things that had to do with
me. II you have plans about me,
60 ahead, for you know l can't
do anything to stop you--but for
heavens sake, don't discuss It
with me first"
(Continued In our make issue,)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-23

but Mrs. Harrington's final will,
while full of advice, had been
recklessly trusting.
Next she went to see Allan.
She didn't want to bother him,
but she did feel that she ought
to share her plans with him as
far as possible.
Allan" she asked, standing
above him, "do you think you
could stand being talked to for
a little while?"
IWhy-yes," said Allan, OPEN
ing his eyes little more. WAL
lis. get-Mrs. Harrington-a
chair"
Il want to talk to you about
things" she began; and had to
stop to deal with the wolfhound,
who was trying to put both paws
on her shoulders. "Oh, Ivan,
get down, honey! l wish some
body would take. q day off some
time and explain to you that you
are not a lap dog! Do you like
wolfhounds specially letter than
any other kind Of dog, Allan?"
Not Particularly said Allan.
patting the dog languidly as he
put his head in convenient
place for the purpose. Mother
bought him she said. because he
would look so picturesque in my
sick room. She wanted him to
lie at my feet or something. But
he never saw 1t that way-neith-
er did I. Hates sick rooms. Don't
blame him."
This was the longest speech
Allan had made yet, and Phyllis
learned several things from 1t
that she had only guessed before.
One was that the atmosphere of
embodied grief and regret in the
house had been Mrs. Harring-
tons, not Allan's---that his
mothers devotion had been
something Of a pressure on him
at times; and that he himself was
not interested In efforts to stage
HIS illness correctly.
Phyllis made an instant ad1i-
ton to her list. Zone bull pup,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-02-23

This is q part Of q book
sized, popular novel being
run complete this week In
this Newspaper. Others are
10 follow from week to week,
beginning each Monday and
ending each Saturday. A
co N p L ETE NOV e l.
EVERY WEEK. " you want
back copies Of the paper, or
N you are not a regular sub
scrIber and wish to take ad-
vantage OF this feature, call
this papers circulation de-
psrtment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

5icnlid5 olles periammelt, mas 3lim
Stabe Der @oumonoontiir mo Der
bobcren @eripoItung ee6orte. &ier
nuBte Der Nlaior nit 93oitenfelo uer-
iueilcn bis iie Der gloiitnit Sr. @r-
3ellen3 gemeloet bate. 9llles louid)te
geipannt gegen Die Giir nno aus Dem
@eiliiiter Der llmitebeuoen oernabm
Bili0o, ooB orinncn eben Der nit Der
Gbcrleitlng Der @iirogelcbGitc be-
traltte 8lobmaior Yortrag 6alte
Damn borte man jenieits cine Giir
aebeu iio @r5ellen5 idellte. Sect
flog Der gloiiltont binein, Inn gleid
oaraif &auptmonn bon HaIicnfelo
5ltn1 Gintritt aif5uforoerr.
Seine @r5ellen5, Der @enerolleiit-
nont imo 6eIhingsgouperueur por
gdrnibt mebr Der olte ODER beiier
gciogt. nidt mebr Der Singe, ser er
font 81 iein iidj emiiglib befliB. Gie
ariitofratiic1 iblanfe .6igur, Die ionit
ibre fiinflInoiebs5ig Sabre nit elmer
@eDluloerllng beiihen0en @laiti5it1t
trug, mar gebcilgt, oas ionit 10 roiiqe
@eiidt inter Dem peiBen 9isuarf.
Scbuiirrbort allfialleno ipclf. Gas
ipor feilt &iuioer bel eiuem General,
Ger an Wlorgcn nod 9(usiibt 1atte.
idbitens an Die Gpibe eines 9[rmee.
forps bcrlfen 5u tperoen irno ie5t ~
ben biirgerli6en 9Dlinoerbut iiber
icinenl 3nipte idmcben fiiblt. III Gin
ononpmeS 8ripattclegratnni, on Der
fron5oiiihen @renae nlifgcgeben, pei5
fiir5 ino biiBoig nidbt MIR Die amt-
lid)e Signdtilr Des 0enfbor ipid)tigiten
@cbeiinafts i'm bieiigenglrcbiO az ncn-
men, ionOern ineloet gdn3 nebenbei
on1 ocn glbgane oes 0ofilments, uio
Die iofort eingclcitcte @epiiion nluB
beit1tigcn Dab Dieie 9ebaliptlug aif
ld)rcdliher Mobrbeit berlbt Der Wio.
biliiierimgsplon 1T biiter SdloB itnO
9iicgel ans Der Dlappe perihpiut.
oen SSeoer, Der irgeuoipic al Dem
S1iitcromt beteiligt 1T, itebt Dor cineli
ingebeuerlicbcn @ebciinnis.
glohoent Der glonltant alf cinen
ggint oas 3iumcr uerloileA battc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

DS5a, bin id ocnn nid)t mcbr Dtfi.
5icr? ST Dies niAt nlebr inein Eor
tepe, oos man 81 bcidinipieu pogt2
- Satsiud)uno uno NcrboItlng
Sit cs 70 gerneint2~
Wlit irrem Bid iob er IN Die 9iiui-
&c imo begcgncte - ltarren SniDei,
gen.
nGbriiiianl" idrie er MN na1
ieinem gurid)cu.
DWodeu mir Elm @n0el" erlnabnte
Der Obcrit, Jest nidt obne Saufbeit,
,lailen sic ocn 0uriden 0rmIben
inb folgcn Gle bic Shliiiiel nnsl"
9loltenfcl0 8eigte oiif oen S1reib.
tii6. Tort itede uno ldge allies, mas
man 6roube; Gbriitian iollte oet
&errcn nit Dem peiteren an Die &ono
qcben. glbcr ser Gberlt bcitnn0 onr-
auf, Dab ocr 9urihe BON oieiem
,.g8eitcren" ni1ts ieben oiirfe; er
nloge 3iiiantmenpoden mas fein 8err
fir oen gladtaifentbolt IN Der 8ita.
belle bralHe, imo ibn oamit noAfol.
gen
@1breno an GbriItian ole betref.
ieuOe gluiforocriiiig ergiiig, pcrlieB
9loiteniel0 NIT Dem Wiaior oos 8iin,
iner tno bic Mobmng. Sn glniebune
ieincs SMidIoIes mar cine trosige
9fube iiber ibn gefommen. glir I'M
aarIa mar Inn banoe, @eim iic
fommt un0 BON oes 0rei 8iriidge'
bliebeucn empfonoen ipiro2l Da
muBten Die mobl erroten, ipoS Der
jebt 10 libel ougcbrodltc 9lumen.
i6mud bcoeuten iolltel 5nt &ausfltr
lrIt ficl ibm EN- oaB CT Gbriitiai
bate ouitroaeu iolleu, Die Dame ani
Der 9reppc al eriportciL Inn iic 5ilr
fcdt5eitieen llnifcbr 81 bciueget
glber oos bdtte man faim aeitat.
tet.
Gor Dem Cure belt ois GqlIipagc
ocs @puperneiirs. @ottlobl 9ioiten'
iclo bate iid) eigentlid gar ni6i
mebr qciulinoert, ipefn er bon einer
fornliden gSforte empfaugen nor.
ben wdrc DAB ibn @g5ellen5 gar
lDos eioenc @cidlirr our @eriiiguua
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

Sn elmer 3ellc 0es 'Stoot-@eidng-
niiies crportct Scr iiutgc Srldnocr
Scor0e 0}c&cn3ic Oie @ntihcionno
Oes 9lrbeitS Ccpartemcnts iiber icinc
gelpiinidlte 3ulaiiung 5it 0en Terei-
nigtcn Stooicn nabocm i5m 0ieiel6c
ourd Den 6icigen Ginuauoerlngss
Gommiiidr stump bcriagt ipor. Wic-
&en5ie lit ais 2on0errD ge6iirtig,
uno fam ais blinOcr EnIiogicr ol
9oro eincs cnglii6cn Campers in
omcrifaniiHe @cp0iicr. I'm Ben
MiB6onohmgeu oes Gopitdns 81 cnt-
gcben iprong Ger illnoe Nlam nit
ieinem Gollegcn 6ranf 0o6iou ii6cr
9or0 rnO @ci0e idwammeu bier
IStlnocn i'm Fatapsco-5Idic, e6e iie
bon cinem 3ollfutter alfgeiiibt wur.
ocn. Gobion erbielt oic GrloubniB
5lt lnnOen, ga cr elm ScbiifS6ouer
BON 9eruf lit, un0 6offt 0criel6e 6oIo
9lrbeit 81 erboItcn Gommiiidr
Stump t6eilte geitern nit, oaB er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

iteiirc, no cs Elm ariimpcrpagen 0od
mlCb 9ctun bdtte, gdb i6nt nen troitli.
ben @cpeis, Dab Die Sebanolung, Die
ibm Der G6erit angcoeiben lieB, uidt
Den @cifall ocs 5eihmgsfommanoaH-
ten boben fonite.
oSopiel id peiB. ioll es iih iDirf-
lid9 mr. Inn eine g(lsfinft bonOeln,~ .
ingtc ibm unterwegs enolid ou6 Der
.Doior oiif ieiu cinoringlides Bitten.
Sic f0nnen ii6er5eugt iein, Dab @r.
5ellen5 Sbnen bolle Werehtigfeit mi
oerfabren lafen Miro"
nDos lit allies, mas id perluuge, :"
otncte 9lnitenfelO urf lin0 lebnte iid
tuie cri96pft 5iriid.
Siinf Dlinilten ipdter rollte Der
@oqen fiber Die Bride Der 8ito0eIIe,
Qlm Sollpttore iuuroc man on9ebaI'
ten; Der W}oior nniBte 81 0loitenfeloS
grober @eripunoertng einem on ben
S6lag berontretenoen llnteroffi5ier
Ieinen imo ieines @egleiters Namen
5iir g2oti5 ge6en ebe man ciufobren
fontte.
synnerbalb Ser lebten Shuioe ipu.
ren on allen 8forten Die Mo6poitelI
perooppclt tporOeu; ie0er @intretenoc
ipltr0e ongebalten. 1iiemano oirfte
obnc einen bonn @ouberneiir etgen.
b1noig geiertietcn @rlmIbuisideiri
binous.
sSn Sole, mo man oiisItieg, iu6
oben ailf oem aorrioor 8ur aommdn.
Oantilrfouslci iiberall rerOo1nertc
(Scidter mo geipibte Cbrenals ld9c
Elm Sdmerfronfcr III Der 9l1bc, oei-
fen itiinoIid 5ii ertporteloes glbIeben
cinen olIgeneineu 3liannenbr1dj
berbeiiiibren miiiie. @os ioll oas
beiBcn, frogte iid) 9iaiienfelo gpoS
mar geideben2 Seiner @erion ollein
fonnte oos ood nidjt geltcn Wion
icbenfte ibm aiid gar feline ionocrlina
@eadtng cs ihien ieOer gun5 mi
\ iih allcin 81 tin 81 boben oos oro-
benoc Sdrednis 5lt periuiuoeiL 0as
IN Der 0lft lag
Syn Dem groBen Morteioal uor DEM
! gIrbets0iulncr Sr. Gr5ellen5 mar lc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

be0clttete Der @onocrncur Dem
Observation-Disclosures bon Sio.
itenielo, nit elmer nii0en Sonobepe.
gilng, bequemere Soltiing ein5llneb'
men bcfciicbtete licb Die Sippen ais
gdlte es, cine gepoltige 9ieoe los3u.
laiien uno fragte oom nit rerbliif.
fenOer Scblidtbeit nSit es mo6r9
Miiien Sic nd9ereS BON Dem 9ltt D
III 1857, Scrr Soilptmonn2~
&aitenfel0 gloiI6te, 1icbi redt ge-
Bort 81 ba6en o 3uei II 0reibin.
bert
~. fiinfitnonelIn5ig ourb Sie-
ben" erg1ii8te Ser @eneralleufnont
,ger5eiblngl @as iii oas2~
vSie piiien nidt, pel6es &opier
0ieie Signotilr trd9t2 @s 1T abbon.
Den gefommen~
SD peiB nidts bon einenSdrift'
itiid, Oas in @erlult geraten iheint,
uno cbcniomenig, fpie man oa5u
foninit, es bel mir 5ii bermlIteli."
n@S liegt cine anonDme 9In5eige IT
ooer Iogen mir glnoeutung Dor. glber
berubigen Sie ii1l Sie ie6eu ia, mic
penig @ert iH ooroltf lege. SD
nulbte sic 81 mir bitten Ioiien Inn
SSbncn Die formale 5roge Dor5ulcgen.
gos oeu iin6efolnten S1clm bcipo.
gen bat, Sbren glomen bineiu5il5ie
ben, 1T mobl nebeniddlid @r bat cs
ia iiberbaipt MIR ouf rniere &erbo6.
nlne obgeieben."
Gr3cllen5 reidte Dem Baron oic
Sono, itnO oieier ergriff tic nit elmer
glufipolIing bon 9iiibriing. g9eld
eiu @egenias 5lt Der @cbonolung, bic
ibm ourh ieinen 9legimentshei ge-
porcenl
,.@erfebreu sic bier in Der 3ita.
Oelle2~
,9}ir wenn es mein 0ienit erfor.
Ocrt; oos lit iebr irlten. SD bin in
ser lcbten @ohe niht Elm cin5iges
Ulal bereingefomnen.
,,lln0 fennen niemono ponl &nn5.
Ieipcrionole n1ber2 ~ Sd frogs nilr.
neil bier cin ibipcrcs DienitOergcbeIt
porlicgt ino niGtS mlBcraAt 9eIais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

WtfBe babclt MIDI init SSbrcr Slngclq.
genbcit 81 bcfaiicn. Sie idDcft mir
0ringcno genug, iie nibt fiber llad)i
ruben 81 laiien. Giellei@t fomnieR
mir nod 0abiltcr, morlum icnc W|cl-
0ing jiiIt mif sic ge3eigt bat. Sbr
&egimentscbef ibeint OnDon iucGr be.
eiilflilBt morOen 81 iein ais id mo
oilrftc cine glbnutg bo5el gl5er
jcBt gebt aloeres por
@dbreno Der 9loiptaut nob Der
einen Scite pcridpono, nno Staten.
ielo oif Der onoercn in ooS be5cid.
ncte aobinctt trat, ipanote iidj Der
@cncrolleitnont 5ur oritten Sir. i'm
NinterQriinoe Oes 8immers, bic ebeu-
10 ipie oic onocren init i1allodnpien.
ocl HolIteritugeil perieben mar. 5ie
fiibrte allf cineu Yorioal, mo linter
glliiiicbt oes ElabInoiors oas niiftlcr.
peile aus Oer gait5en Sto0t 5uiom-
mengcrifeue aoi5lciperional insTer.
bor geilomncn puroe.
n9hin2" modtc ser @oilucrncur,
bon all oen Wl6nnern Die Dor ibn
militdriibe 6routitelllrg uo6men,
BLOB oen Blobntaior anie6eno, oeiien
roter S{opf i'm @egeniab 5u ben nciit
ieBr bloiien @eiicbterii ieincr lingo
6luq itan0. gllS er nlir nit ciner
troitloien @ebdrOe antiportetc, 5og
liN @r5cllen5 gerdui1los 5itriid -
oicsieits Der Tiir nit einem i6iperett
Seuf3er foit 5liamtnenfnideno. g[ber
i'm nGcbiten ghlgenblid ridtete er ii1
Inn 70 cucrgiider iDieoer oltf. ~
@orpdrts Gs nulB iein. 0iinlm's
ouf bid ipie oen gefebl 5u einem 80.
oeSrittl sSreilitb iebt ginq's al
Elm rllbmIoies Sterben. an
9l6ermals ipurbe Ser 9loiiltont gc-
rufen.
Seine neue WlitteiIing &err
Sarptmonn9"
o8u 8efebl @r5eIIcn5, tein"
Die Iebten Orders biHausacge.
ben9~
(TOrtIcsrps iaIotl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

fen irerOen oorf bm ~ sic fen-
men olio nidt einmal bic 8c0eutung
ocs fragliben glfteS2"
uSSc6 babe feine 9lbnrtng, eripioer.
tc @lioo.
@r5ellcn5 ipanotc iiM a6, Bafte 0elt
3aiunen 5ipiiben oeu an0pfen oes
SSilteriinsrodeS cin lm0 giug nit grei.
ienbaft gcicnttcn Soipte ouri1 ooS
3inncr. Sect oirite nit Dem De.
ri6t nod Berlin niNt ldnger gc56.
gert peroen. Sb oom Is III 395.7
enogiiItig peridmitn0en blicb, eutpens
bet uuO niBbroidt, o0cr qai5 iners
iportet aus ir0en0 elmer @erienfitng
miftuldte ~ al ociii Sdidinl 0eS
aoninnnoanten - mo nod mnn1es
onoeren, ocn bier 0os glnit cine Der.
authorizing mii6iiroetc, mar nicbtS
mcbr 81 dn0crn. sic pcrficleil ocnl
groBcn o@uriifciIcl4 ocs @eniionS.
itan0cs 0linoeitens.
glls 9ialtcufclo illne pirr6e, ooB
Scr iorgenbei1iperte @encrollcrtionr
feline glnpcienbeit bcrcitS ppraciien
bottc, ipogte er Ole hbmiiie fSraee,
Oh er iicb mieoer ieiner Srei1elt
erfrcucn oiirie.
ngI9 To- Sic braidcn meine LII,
terihrift Inn binnls5llfonmen.~ @r.
5elleH5 trnt al Den Scbreibtii1.
Sect glonbtc iid) 9ioItenfelo bcreh.
tiat, ooriibcr @ei1ncroc Ill fiilren.
Dab iein Sbcrit glnoromtng gctroTfei
bate, nob mel1en er iiA geraoe5lt
iuie enI Uciangenen betraHteu
mlbte
,C6erit bon 3inben6er62 Sous.
iufing2 glber 6as iit ia
Gy5cllcn5 rollcnoete nidjt, oos Dem.
nod Scr 0bcrit Ieincn gluftrog be.
oclteno ii6crihritten babe lno be.
aniigte lid ooniit, oie peiBen 9liigen.
braiIen boh1i5iebcn. Damn crgine
oas alingel5eihen oil Den 9lOiutnn.
ten.
,,Sobalo Sbcrlt bon Gutenberg
eriNcint unongemeloct 81 mirl II
llnO sic, Serr BON 9aitenfel0, ~
bite, in mein Rripatfabinctt, itb mlB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

len bIei6en miiiien. sSeoc lle6crtrc.
-tima 0cs @cictes miro nit @erbof.
tiulg bcItrait
giebfta6Ie.
Cine golocnc glrmbano.ll6r i'm
&ertbe BON $40 mur0c aus Dem Sou-
ic bon 9lo6crt 6or, 9lr. 1900, IL.
StroBe, gi.@v eeitoblen, 70 nuroe
Der @oli5ei mitgetbeilt.
Gin Serr gllmono, pel6er in oent
Sonie BON 6rou Wlar1 s. Sparfian,
gtr. 20. 3. StraBc, ipo6nt, beflagt sen
@erluit bon gIn3iigen i'm @ertbe bon
$12. Ger Iiebitobl miiroe sur aennt.
nib Der @oli5ei se6raht.
NiQiam Gbnmbers, scr Gigent6ii.
mer zines Sei6itaIes, inelOete Der 80.
li5ei, BOB ibm cin fleines ihmor5cs
@iero, etmo 151a Sono bod, I'M User.
TIE BON 500 ans Dem an Der 81
StroBc, g1r. 1927, geIegencn Staa
geitoblen iporocn iei
3mei neue 9Intonobil-Geifen, "a
BEL a ino u9l 3 g." ae5eidnet, ein
Rnno itno 5pei innerc GubeL I'M
&ertbe bon $780, purOeu bon 5. 81.
gare0 bon 9ir. 1853, @irarO-StroBe,
9s@., oen Gigent6iimer, ais geit6b.
len Der @oli3ei auge5eigt.