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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
1lrrbaItnuasmnBrrerlu bri'm ll1abIrm
am z. llouemlrrr.

8em Gmpane ob5eteIs adte Der Bd6ler Oaraui oab
ou &idIee Die itaIc 0cs Stmm5eteG GlcrfS cbcn
lie e6cn, oaun reidje Den Stinlm5ettc 5iriid.
n gu0c oe Scr Q8G6ler oura mic Ger St5cte geal5t
it, Oomt i'm no oc Iincren oericlben gSc pieOer uam
mence Elm fai@ 3unmuengeecr gSob5ctc miro ndt ec5d6H
m Morfercn OeS SSobecS beause Der @d6lcr Oen
6idfen ScIHt 0c er in Der 8o enem gloge tgebnroe
noroet 6eube feline 6HfcOer muO and Hcu gcmOhndcn
Sleif marfr gSnbl5ete meroe ndt sc5dbt Der G6ci
@ DER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aot ooB Oe gsd6ler aron ut
oft crinncrt wcrocu t0nnen.
9em areu53c6cn ecuugen Gin arcu5jeiden in Sem 6eo
Ginter Den Nanen oes Yr1ientidais 1o Se @Gontibas
GouO0aten 5Gb fir oe ad @obnonncr (Gleftorc Der Sdb
iol 10 inmt Damn feline arci55een in Den 6cloc
6incr Ocn goncn ser @obludcr madn Oomt ecn 6e6e
beecbt
Gc ibr9en ad are8ciden nO Scr Rei6e noM 81 MAIDEN;
r sen 90eS. fir ben @ongreBu6qeoonete ir
gegen 0e uiab 3r Saotsperoung ueler oem ouoene al
en oe aodt pcreb sic Sobe Der &erpiomgen ten Sc
gsar 81 bcimmen; sCgcn %ro6ibitot fir Die S6ulonbe
fir oe Gon0ucuonleibe fir Die anner SerbcinoSane6e r
Die Eflaiterlmgsanlei6e.
Die SSablofale imo 6r @or9aS bis 6r NbcOs OIL
len 9an iebc sic 2sbung ser bopdtaen 9rgpfldt oes
@dbens nidt at bis cben Stoe es 0nn M treiicn OaB
@ice aede t0r mo or Sine o0er 90ere oa teuc @cegn
belt sum @dbcn bcf0me
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
100000 fir aricosnot6lciOcnOc.

Ser nGeiti6 glmerifuniide giotio.
nal 8uno4 trdgt 5ur 2inoeutng
Der .gei6logenen @unoen in Der
olteu Seimat6 ipieocr cine itott-
lide Summe bel.
Si. So6n Siorfs, ser Goriiber OsS
Shlfs Goniite's oes nGeutid-9lmc-
rifonii6en Iotionol 9unoes," Bat
gcitern mieoer $679t0.40 an Oen9ot.
idofter @rafen S. $. bon 9ernItorif
in @oi6ington d6geiauot. GosS6rei-
ben, ipel6eS cine genoue @erfiieung
ser Slimme onorOnet, loutet mie
folgt
Baltimore, Ni0., / giopem-
Der 1916. CT. Grcellen5 Dem aoi-
ierli6en 8otidoiter @roien b. Bern
itorfi. - SER 9otibofter Bin 6eiltc
mieoerrm in ser ungene6men Gage,
@urer Grcelcn5 cinen peiteren DC
trag fir Die GriegS 9}ot6IeiOcuoen
ser GentrolmGhte riu5tienOen, olird
melder Oie Sommlunaen OesGeutid,
glnerifonil6cl 9totionol 9inoeS
oie Summc bon $S00,0O0 erreidt.
Gs ipurocn Gurer @rccaen5 ii6cr
mittelt.
g(m "a. Suli 1916 $t6,7S790; am
T. September 1916 $5,637t0; am
IS. Sftober 1916 $i026l60; 5uiom.
men $32,6S960.
geiliceeno G9ed I'M 9ctrooe oon
$673i0A0 nit ser folgenocn bon
sen @cbern on9eiuieienen @citini-
mng. Sir sic 0eutihcn geuuluioe-
ten aoiic $4,000 fiir sic Oeutide
@ithpcn. mo @oiIenfoiie $4,000;
fir bic oiterreiHiidb itnoor. Ser.
lpunoctcn GaIie $4,000, fir Die otter
reidiib ungoriihe @ithpen- uno
@oiieufoiie $t0,475t5; iiir arie0s.
geiougenen in Sibiricu $5i7i.25; fir
omerifaniide gler5te, @rpeOitionen,
Gomite 0lerp gorf $64.
Sir ole SitpreuBen Siilfe ST..
200; fiir Ous ariegs @oiienbous in
Su6r Gu ienoen an Yaitor Geo bon
9olie, 9lr. $40, g}orO 5. StroBe, E6i.
looelpbio 3peig, $500; fir oea
Slut6eniidcn Stills 6ouO $500 fir
ben iriihen Siilis 6ono $500; tiir
9ngorien 500; fir Oie Tiirfei $700.
3manmen 100000.
Sn Der Sofinung, BOB ole meiteren
Sonmhngen OeS gtotionol-9unoes
BON cinem e6enio giinitigcn @rfolge
begIeitet fem wcrocn mie ole bis6e.
riaeil, 3eihnet Der 0orliber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
0lcnncu ~ NsimlicO.

Die Soiion eroifnet. r @utcr 9e'
JUDI. Gennbobn in ousoc5eia'
nctcm 3uitonoe. Seoen Ed5
Iicbcu genncn. Gos Gelultot
oes eriten Cages.
Ser Morplono Sodep Glib crolI',
nete aenern Nodmittag Icine Soiion
nit einem SerbIt &ennen in &inl'
Iico, 5u Dem ii6 cine itottli6e 9lilF
3o6l BON &feroelieb6o6ern cinioiIQ.
9is 5unl f3. gloOember iiuo eritflopp
ge 9iennen porgeie6en iieben tdglif'
cinIdlieBliA bon SiirOenrennen Gef
Groffnungstog mar ouBcroroentllp
ait 6eludlt; cine Nluiiffapeae pielte
cine 9(n5o1l BON bcliebtcn @eilcH'
Gos Gublifum no6nl ein reyes Sntc'
reIie an oen peridieoenen &ennelD
an welhen cinige befannte Fieroe IT,
SSodeps Ebeil nobmen
Tos Hcfiltot ocr Geunen por;
Critics 9cnnen ySotterD" pW'o'
nonb" nnO nSpoon".
3wciteS Gcnuel nSirtp,5olirr p
,,Iep Saocn" mo ogarlD Sigbt"
Critics 9ennen nGeproboter =
n6oirppono@ lmo uGoitriibip"
@icrtes &ennen oIonoD Gal ,
,,Gmuo~ iuno y&aliton".
Siinitcs &ennei nFlumole .
,,ghlecop@ mo ogIlbcna".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
,,qilt6ancr.gaa.N q

Gie Sontnlingen fir bie glotblei-
oenOcn in 2ittbauen eeItern i'm gon-
sen 2onoe bobeu cine rcht biibide
Slmmc erge6en. Sn Baltimore ma.
rem 800 Ferioncn al alien StrnBen-
eden itationirt, ipelAe nit 9IeHbiiH.
len Die geitrdac iantnielten. Inter
Den groBten 9citrdgcn, iuelAe bei
Dem SiIlfs.Gomite eintrnfen, moreu:
500 bon 2eonoro Gjreii $50 bon
@iaiom 9epp 500 bon Cardinal
@ibbons, $50 bon Sanburger &
Sons nno $25 bon SeurD Sonuc.
born & 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
@a6m @ift uadJ G6e-srn6cl.

glo6Oem Tie iib nod elmer longcn
8rennung nit ibrem @otten Oeriobnt
5otte, na6m Die 33 Sabre oltc 5Srou
Sulio s. Nliller elm antiieptiIdesN3it-
tel 5u iid unO liegt augen6lidlih i'm
SSranflin Square 0oipitol. sic 6otte
oos @ift in i6rer @o6nung gtr. III,
Siio FaDionltraBe, eingenommen
uno ibr 3uitauo miro ais fritiih Be.
5eidnet Der @atte Senrp @liIer,
eridjieu Dor 9iihter IormoQan inter
Der 9eiduIoigung fir sen Inter
balt Ieiner 6rml nicbt gciorat 81 ba-
ben ooH idienen iib oie beiOen @6e.
bdlften geeinigt 81 6oben unO perlie-
ben OoS @eridts5immer 9(rm in9lrm,
nadoem Der 9libter i6ren 3piIt &C.
i6li6tet bate SSm Soipitol iogtc
6ruu Wliller mr, Dab tie nidt peiter
5li le6cn uiinidte, Oa i6r @atte Ieine
Slmpoucn nidt oufee6en mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
Sir sic OcntidJc aricssOHIfe.

6rou @ot6orine Stronff inO 6rolI
GIiiu6et6 @leitner, peIcbc an jeoenr
0littmoH I'M 9iireon oes nGcuti6en
Gorrciponoenten" oIs @erfouis4Go.
mite Oes 9oltilnorer 3meiges Der
Getti6en 9riegsbiiIie SGmudio6en
oaer 9lrt llbrciJ eiierne Rinoe un0
|oritednooel H. /. 10. ieilbieten tbo-
ten oeitern redt cute @ei6dfte. In
ter oen S1mudioAen beiinOet iih
niander @cgcnitono, Der ob ieines
gIItcrS fit Sammlrr beionocrcu
@ertb Bat.
&n Carroll Gollnip no6nlen 2t7
gIutomobile an elmer Eorooe 5u @un.
item BON Frobibition S6eil,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
Die g8a6tGampusne.


2emofrotii6c MoicnoerIomnIung
belte 9[6eno in Der o2bric".
@ouberneur Sorrin9ton i'm oc-
mofrotiiden GIu6 Der 13. @oro.
@aooor Grciton befiirWortet
Oie g8ieOerwobl oes Srn. 2intbi-
cum. Gepublitanii4es.
Sn ser qroBen OemofrotiiAen0lni-
ienperiommlltnq bcute 9l6eno IN Der
gSpric~ miro Sr. @n. Single, Ger
&rGiiOent ser Baltimore 5ruit 60,
oen Goriit fii6rcn. Sr. s. Su6ert
9ooe, Der @orIiter oes Oemofroti-
l6en Stoots Central GoniteS, CT.
mortet, ooB Oie Saae oollitdnOig ge-
fiiat iein miro, menn Gr 9lidtcr gll.
tom 9. 9orfer Oie @ripG6lune Oes
gdn5en oemofrotiI6en Sidets befiir-
iportet. Sr Gorfer NOR iel6lt Gon-
oiOot fir @rGiioent in 1914. 9luBer
i6m miro Ser @unoeS @enerol9ln.
malt Gregory cine 9feoe 6alten. Sr
@rogoreD lit Elm interelianter Gan-
pognereOner. Iie 6relmOe oes Srn.
UoDio s. 2eipis, oes Senots Gon-
oiOoten, pollen oieiem 6eute 9l6eno
in Der 20ric menn er auf Scr 9iibne
erideint, cine Goation 6ereiten.
Gle ogooorop @ilion Sigo"
iou0te geitern 9(6eno i6rc &cOncr
iiber Oeu gan5en norOlic1cn itno noro-
oitli6en Stoott6eil. 9leoen mirOen
an folgenoen Gden ae6olteu: 9i00lc-
StroBe uno Hutlono gloeme; G6o.
citraBe imo Goaiugton 9lpcnue,
9onpole. imO GegeiteritroBc, 9olti-
more uNO SoaiOapitroBe, @op- nno
2aiouette 9loenue, @oIie. unO Gam
uoleitroBe, unO Baltimore unO Si6er.
tpitroBe.
Tie 9leoner in sen oeridieoenen
&erinmmlungeu poren: GongreBnit-
glie0 1aoio s. 9emis, gun0essDi-
Itritts 9lnpolt GoDio 5. g(noerion
BON D}oiio6uiettS, Eroieiior Sans
6r0lder, GongreBnlitolico G6oS. &.
GooOp, @enerolanlpolt 9litcbie, SSos.
s. G6riit, @eorge gS. Seller, @m. Z.
6. G6oic, Sarpep s. 9idel q. &.
aouoOc, g. 6. See Saa, @iQis g..
Sones, &alp6 So6nion Serbcrt g.
@rpmes, @iais G. SoneS, Geo 9p-
Ter Smith, $. 81. 3oainger, Sans
6ro(idcr jr, GomorO s. Stonlen,
Syoiep6 9. gloonon, @llis 2eoin nno
emmett g9. @6ite.
@2opor @reiton bGlt cine
9te0e fiir Srn. Gin.
tbicum.
SSm ocmofrotiitben Club Der obten
gguro belt N}aDor @reIton geItern
9lbenO cine l1ngere 9ieoe, in iuelder
er Die gSleoerpabl 0es @ongreBnlt-
glicocs s. Gborles 2intbiclim norm
beiiirportete. Ser NtoDor iogte ltll-
ter glnoerenl: sd piinide bier 5lt
6etoner, OoB idJ ber5lid 6u @uniten
Scr @ieocrerpdblung oes GonereB-
@litglieoes s. Gborles 2intbicunt
bin. SD babe Srn. 2intbicum iAon
Dor 2:5 Sobren ols er 5ur 4ebtS-
praris 5ugeloiien puroe, fennen ec-
lernt. SD mar iein ytob6or OIL Der
ct. BoulsStroBe, ols ih oIs &ehts-
ompolt profti5irte, unO peiB, Dob er
70 iuobl oo5u duolifi5irt it, bic bon
ibn 10 longe aisgefiillte Stelung
ein5unebmen. @s mor lcine iner-
miiolide glrbcit, pclc6c Sort Ntc-
Scnrp fir Die Stoot Baltimore
Ii6ertc, pclhes i6 ols cine b06lt
pertbpoae glcquiiition fir nnier
4orfinitcm oniebe, oenn mir brou1-
ten i6on longe einen Yorf an DER
g8oIlerfront. DeSglcihen bat CT ole
8erpiaieune fir Die neue Ginwanoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
snffrasctteu IieseSoelOia.

Tron Gliiabetb &leitncr, cine Der
Nicc.9Sraiiocntinueu ser ~Dlaruldn-
oer C5cielihait Der 9Inti suiiradet-
ten" cr6icIt eeitern bon Ger Scfrc.
tdrtu scr cSeicaihait Srau 0l s.
9olbot. melde in @eglcihmg ser
%rdiioeutin Srai Tobcrt Garrett
oic staaten 6crcilte no ilber oaS
1raueniiiniurcht abgcitiiutnt iper-
Gen miro, sic gloAriht es icbe nadJ
cinem Sicg Scr 9tnti Suffrogcitcu
ON Z. gtoDenber ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
surge stuOtncnisfcitcu.

Serr 3roncis s{ing GoreD bot ll@
Don ocr He6tsiirmo Sing Carer "
SoQ 5uriidec5ooen bod 6leibt oer
Iirmcunome bcite6cn Oo iein So1H
in scr 6irnlo bIcibt. S5err Goreql
min Iih ocn g(rbeiten oer a9lotiona'
Sugar Manufacturing 60" mio'
men. oeren Gr1iioent CT III.
On scr gBo1mng oes @oiiors y.
30. @piter wurOen SRI. emma =.
SIM BON 91r. 62s, 9lor0.@ilmor
Strobc, rmo Z. q. 3epp BON glep
&iuoior, W30., fiir's 2c6en perciili.
Gin Iubeno 5orner BAT iid oas
9tngebot oes Stoats-6orIters q ",
gcosleo 81 guben geuobt ino DaI
Iid foItenfrei cine 0lcile iingel
9dumc ienoer Ioiien.
Serr 9lnguTt gS Sdnepfc imo S'
q. aobliteoo bo6cn an Scr 9llic'
6reocrid 0ioaO Elm @runoIliid poH
Sobn 81. Guloer 9efauit, meldcs ~
in 1871 @auIteIlen ausleoen mO 1e'
bauen pouen.
Sr George 81 Nlo6one. ser 9elteI
Oes 9unoes g(r6eits giireoIs'
bat on Tienitoa uno 6reitog 9lbeno'
8piiden . uno Z ll6r elm 9iireau VI
gtl 307, equitable @e6duoe, cinee'
ri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
Bur lImtsriliitnna scr arriinmiaem.

Gr. 9lrt6ur q. Scring, scr Scfrc-
tdr Der StaaiS.Srreu.Gonnmiiiion,
beobiihtiat in Baltimore cinen Sa.
ocn ein5urihten, in peldcm Sahen
oerfoiit perocu iolen, Die bon ben
5niaiien IN Sen pcri6ieocncn Srrcn-
9(nitaltcn 6creeitcIlt uerOen ioIlen.
Ter &einertrag ser So1eu iod ser
Nrrcn icIbit 81 @ite foumen Ooh
sic SoIptia1e ioa icin, oic 2elie 5il
bcihdftiscE I'M aiii Oieie g9ciie sic
Seilmebtooen 3u ioroeru,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
Gin gefticcfes 28lt6 9uretp Coupons Be-
re6tigt Sic at $3.50 IN 2Soaren grotts.


rungSltotion ouf Scout goint our1.
geiest melde mir ihon 10 lunge be-
n0tbigten. 9lu1 beroient er 9[nerfen-
nung fir feline 9enliibungen inl SSn-
terelie eines tiefen S1iffobrtSfonols
bon Baltimore bis gum S8eon. gluA
ole $S00,000 fir oos 8ertiefen Oes
5obrmoiiers I'M Sofen iino ibm 81
oeroonfen. lleber ole notionolen
6rogen babe icb i'm itets ols einen
f1bigcn Monn gehmoen, Der Ole 30.
miniItrotion Itets ltnterltiibt bat. @S
lit nidt Der qerinelte @rltno borbon.
oen, porum CT nibt oos geiommte
8otunL 0enofroten, Jepublifoner
uno Erogreiiipc, oes gon5en Oierten
GongrcBoiitrifts erbolten lollte. Sr.
2intbicitm iolte nit elmer oergroBers
ten @lebrbeit mieoereripGblt meroen."
0ie gluSfiibrltngen oes WloDors
fonocn Iolten 9eifoa.
@ @ouoerneurin Scr 1873 oro.
Ger oemofrotii1e Yerein Scr 13.
@oro CAB oeitern gl6eno ein @on.
fett in ocr Sole al ser Gdc bon
@utop Glocc unO 0tort6 9l0enue, oil
melGcm ou1 @ouoerreur Gmcrion
s. Snrrineton mo @eueroloumolt 9l.
9litdie G6eil nobmcn. SSn sen 9le.
ocn puroe oos gauge oeniofrotiide
Gidet iuOoliirt lmo oie Nlitglieoer
wurocu ouigcioroert fir Die Griud6.
lung BON @ooorow @ilion enquire
ten.
Sroncnfiir Sng6eS.
Ger Spejiol3ug nit oen 5rouen,
mclhe cine 3i.tdgige Gour fiir oeu
republifoniIc6cn GonOiOoten G6os. 6.
Sua6cs MAIDEN trifft bcute @ormit.
tag 10 ll6r bier ein. ltnter 6ii6rin9
Der 6rou @m. g. Su6mon merOen
bic Eomen in cincr 9ln5o6l 9(ttono.
bills BON 0cr o6rouen Su96es Sll.
Lance" am 9n6nbofe obge6olt nnG
ourh Die StoOt geio6ren. lin If
llbr finoet eine@eriommhing ouf Dem
@eriGtsplobe itott, bel weldcr Sr.
@bos. 5. gonoparte oen Goriib fii6-
rem mill Nlebrcre ser 9eiuher per-
oen llniprdhen 6oltet, unO Inn 4
llbr begebcu iidb Die 9eiudcr mo ooS
Gupfmnss @onlite nod Dem Sotel
Gmerion sum Giner unO Inn 2 llbr
luirO Oie @citerreiic angctreten. 6rou
gelion 0'SboisbneIip miro cine gie.
Oe ii6er Die 3nitduOe in @erifo bal.
ten
Ncw ScrieDfiirSp96es.
Sr 9m 8. Stone Bat pom Or
@orperueur Nhrp6p BON 9}ep,Ser-
iep cine Gepeicte erbolten in luclher
oerieIbc niittbeilt Dob ser Seimot6S.
itaot gSiliou's, gieu Scriep, fiirSrn.
G6as s. Sugbes cine @le6rbeit pon
iiber 10000 Stimuen gebcn meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

geIcarapAiidler g9ctterbcridlt.

glus oen iibrigen @un0es.@etter.
@cobacbhmgs .Stutionen wuroen oie
icI9cnocn bohiten Semperotliren
DIE UNI s llbr eeiilrn 9(beno berrib.
len, berihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
llntcrhnItnnns.g8salusilcr.

oNlbangD'e"- ylobenibcr a0er Iel0ardne
Gcpp'l"
,,Dinli. Ninnemic" yEie uitiqcn Qgcbcr
bon leinolOr@
vNlamlnno" ~ Nroahipap QonQnei"
@ictUria"-8anoebillc NIB aaan0elbiloer
o5proe.-u33 NaininetDn Square"
g,Sapetg' aIbe SrenD i5rOlics"
,tnoiturlnm" aEbc Nomun g8bo Bnib"
vpipppbrome' &auoebiae uHo gSdnoebiloer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
gcrlcetc Oos epiritnoicu. .@cict.

@iaiom g8ilen uon gtr. 22lo'
goiton-Str., plroe megcn unberea'
tigten 8crfoitiS bon geiiti9cn @ctral'
fen ocm @eridtsDeriobren ii6erpIe'
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
Scr Cans ar6t lOS.

9ini Sem itdotiihcn Gr6ohn9Spicr
olu SnBe ocS groaomag ioIl an
zauitag gIbcno scr critic 9anj Ser
2oiion a6aebaltcn pcroen Gic
90isc ioncn an ieoem Snnitag uno
Gomeriiaa glbcno m16rcno oeS @in-
trrs itnftfinNeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
eunnrnnni. MS llntcrnnnn.
Slntb
g8cttcronsTdlten.

Sir WtorBlnno uno Oen 0iitrift
Columbia beutc tlar uno iiioweltIide
g8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02

Nic 1toriui0 iiber Sen groBen
Seen i'll nod Dem Often in oos Ct
Sawrcncc S6ol obge5ogen iuo batte
9iegen mo @ewitter IN oen mittelot.
iontiiden Staaten itno Sdnee IN Der
7ccregiou i'm @eiolgc,
Sic gInoeiltnnaeu iino, oaB oa5
gsctier inner6olb ser ndditen "A
stunoen i'm gon3en 2anOe icIon blei-
ben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
ggarf leins 6ram NIT einer Campo

Gibtcr Eonft in ser iiiolicben So
li5eiitotion peulrtbeiltc geitern ben
ali ser Yotopsco. .5traBe rpobnDaftcn
$pbn g9oro 5n elmer 05eloitrofe BON
y5 uno Ocn Soften neil er cine Gam
pe ouf feline 6rau 9Ioa @aro, &c.
iporfcn bottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-02
DIR @cItfriee 6cnte uOr ciuem
SalIr.
. Qoot,r,thn, fOtg

2. giopeniber 1915.
(9ioc6 Dem 8eribt 0eS 0euti6en
@enerollta6s.)
aIeine @riolgc Ger 9}uiien I'M
Seenaebict iiiolih 0iinoburg.
SSn DIT @oli3ieli erobernyoie Ser
biinocten oic 5pei Eoae oorbcr
pcrlorenen Ste0unecn 5uriid.
Die 0eiterreicber eritiirlnen
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Riuns Mcmrin6e.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
BOARD OF REVIEWS
HEARS few KICKS

There are more optinlists in Rich
mond now than there have been for
many years.
At least this is the opinion of mem
bers of the board of review. The board
has been in session for three weeks
and only three complaints have been
made. Last year by this time at least
400 had been made and before the
board closed its sessions, 600 COM
plants had been registered regarding
unsatisfactory assessments.
General prosperity is the only cause
can find for it, said William Math-
eWs, chairman of the board. Even
though the assessments are as high
and in many cases higher than last
year, property owners SIN be sat
isfied with the reports of the town
ship assessors and their deputies"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
HELP
U. S. TO MOBILIZE

NEW YORK, June pat the re-
quest of the secretary of war, the
American railraws association has ap-
pointed a special committee on CO.
operation with the military author
tiles, consisting of r H. Ashton
president of the c. & n. w; w. d.
Bester, president of the Central lines
of New Jersey; A. W. Thompson, of
the B. & O.; and President Fairfax
Harrison, of the Southern railway who
will act as chairman of the committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
MEX, AMBASSADOR
. ORDERED TO SEEK
AN EXPLANATION

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Orders
that he should seek an explanation
of the movement of the American
cavalry which resulted in their being
attacked by the forces of Gen. Gomez
at Carrizal, yesterday, We're received
by Mexican ambassador designate Ar
redondo from Gen Carranza. He will
ask an appointment with Secretary
Lansing to present his case.
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and Hughes was prepared to receive
all corners.
The knotty problem of picking a
campaign manager satisfactory TO all
factions doomed up as the biggest
question before Hughes. An open
break with the Payne-Penrose-Smoot
steering committee. which has been
consulting with Hughes on the cam
paign manager question, seemed a
strong probability before the problem
is disposed of.
Get together" conferences with
Roosevelt followers will also occupy
large portion of the Republican noni-
nee's time before he goes TO his tenn
porary summer headquarters at
Bridgehampton, l.. l.
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afternoon were marking time, waiting
the pleasure Of the president. A spe-
cial joint session will be arranged at
fifteen minutes notice. if he desires,
TO present the situation to congress
and share with it the responsibility
for the final decision. But the last
word to the leaders from the white
house this afternoon was:
I'VE are still without any details,
excepting those from Mexican sources.
Until we know what took place no
definite course of action can be out
lined"
The Mexican government assumed
the initiative in the negotiations by
demanding why the American troops
were at Carrizal where the battle took
place.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
PEACE OR WAR DEPENDS
ON PERSHING'S REPORT,
WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES

WASHINGTON, June Whether
me United States will declare war on
me de facto government Of Mexico
as result of yesterdays battle at
Carrizal will depend entirely upon the
report OF General Pershing If it shall
De shown that the troops Of the Tenth
cavalry, which suffered in the battle,
were iured into an ambush and at
lacked without warning, as all Of the
unofficial reports seem to indicate,
onicials declare that President VIII
sons hand will have been forced, and
that he must declare war against the
Carranza government to uphold the
honor and dignity Of the nation
Congress expects such action The
leaders In both senate and house this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
An Agreeable Surprise.

There are many who have no relish
for their meals and who must be very
careful as to what they eat, that would
be agreeably surprised il they were to
take few doses of Chamberlain 8
Tablets. These tablets strengthen the
stomach and enable it to perform its
duties naturally. Hundreds have testi
ileC TO the great benefit they have de-
rived from the use Of these tablets
They only cost quarter ObtainabIe
everywhere.-Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
.PERSHINC DEMANDS
CAPTURED SOLDIERS

Ell PASO. June 22-According to an
unconfirmed report received here TINS
afternoon General Pershing with 5000
men has arrived at point near Alum
ade and had sent an ultimatum 10
General Trevino. the Mexican COM
mander, threatening to attack the
Mexican army unless the troopers
captured in the battle near there yes
terday are given up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
MISS JAMES SPEAKS

Miss Ruth James, Richmond, gave
an address on Everybody Is Doing
It,, at the booster banquet c. the
twenty-fourth annual convention of
of the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Union of the United Brethren
church at Charlottesville last night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
HUGHES MAY BREAK
WITH G. G. P. CHIEFS
ON CRAVE PROBLEM

NEW YORK. June 22-Charles Ev-
ans Hughes came back to New York
today from his frolic at Brown univer-
sity and threw himself with full ener-
gy into campaign plans.
Today was an open day for visitors
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
MILITIA TO GATHER

INDIANAPOLIS, June 22.-After a
conference this afternoon it was learn
ed that Adjutant General Bridges will
send out an order tonight to all guard
companies who have reached mini
mum peace strength to come to Fit.
Harrison Immediately.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
QUESTION:
June 81, 1916
E. Dickinson, Richmond.

0. E. Dickinson, Richmond
whose initial the the brides
should engraved or silver tableware.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-22
DON'T LIKE NAME VILLA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June o.
When the board of public works an
nounced it was planning to build an
$4,000 bridge over Pleasant Run at
Villa avenue, the board was flooded
with requests to change the name of
the street.