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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
MILLS & GLIB INTERVENTION.
Committee OF stock holders to Par
ticipatc In Litigation.

Federal Judge Mayer signed an order
yesterday authorizing the receivers for
the white goods Johbing ard importing
house 90 Mills Il Glib to announce 20
the creditors that all claims must he
filed with them by Angus, | at the
latest.
Judge Mayer also permitted Herbert
l.. Pratt, Edwin +. Maynard. George l..
~1rgrahlm and Leo Everett 20 intervene
as defendants in N" receivership lit!-
cation. They viii participate as "A com-
Mlttee Of stockholders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
Guaranty Club Outing To-day.

The 100 members of the Guaranty
Gu Of the Guaranty Trust Company
will have their annual outing to-day at
the new clubhouse at Huguenot Park,
Staten Island. There will be a base
ball game between the officers OF the
company. an interdepartmcntal relay
race. q tennis tournament and various
other events,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO juno a.-The fluctuations m
stewart Warner were very IRE gular to-day,
with the net change showing a moderate los
Edison, Sears ROebuck and American Shi,-
building common were strong Union Carbide
and Lindsay Light common were easier.
Bonds were quiet, The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
fOKECLtb>tR SALES.

,.t,,.E,tt ....UY
NEW lOlth StlikENt ~ ~ t''
Of New lork.-CA hAl'tNI' D.. Willis
sole surviving trustee "h' '
and Testament OF N"Ual d H'""
ceased. l4hln,li' asHtIs ~tW+I' e.
hardt a0d others h,i,'.u .u'1
In pursuance OF 1t '"'-'h'i "' '"'' o.
sure and sale, duty InL''' "l".
the abpN" entitled %a'i'"ii h''d t"f
the 9th day OF Jlhr' t.t'. =
signed. the heieiet IN e".l
named. Will r"l1 al pune '".''
Exchange .Sal,sf"oih, 80 '
street, II. the bvroush "'
of New YORK, on me -'}h d '' -
1915, at J.. O'Clock noon "H .''' S
Joseph = Day. A~util"tr'F' =
directed BY SAID .Judgm,ni '' Z" 500.
therein described Ar iot"N
certain lot. piece or pa rel ~ Gov
the building ana iiupF"Nsn,
situate ia the BotouCh coy Nff
tho City. Count, ard S'at" o' .
pounded u d"-griheI a. iu p't
'"llows;. tpMM ENCINP '
the SoutNerly sii" ~ Monroe
Nifty feet or t~h,rotA'ui w'-''r
southwesterly corner oi N'ri""
son streets: running th"h ' S''''
parallel or nearly 500 VIII l'rt
and partly through "A parry Wt tL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
BUSINESS CH

ANTIQUE FrRNlTrGE-Eyery klrd
rare household col. "ction list sent. " "
Y. box Ill sun Once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10

NEW YORK SUftIN
County OF New York.-GEp#.iI
Plaintir, against sigmuha b.
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF a JuiFWcr'
sure and sale, dul, made a'
tho above entitled action lU
the 5th day of June. lHit
signed. the Referee p
named Will sell e. pI,I,
Exchange Sulcsroum. So
SUcoi in the Borough ri ~
~ New York on the -t''
1915. at !. o'clu,k noon t.
Joseph F. Dav. Nu.li.u.,.
directed by sad Juicm,'. o..
therein described a. 3.
certain lot, piece or PAL
he buildings and lplpI'tt.
erected, situate Tn 'hr b
haitian. IN the CIV. tu...,
NV York. bounded H'i
possession as ful'oVs .'IN'
a point on the Sou'N"~'.
street distant tweuf,-ft" -.
corner Of Monroe avs va -
running thence SuHfl sg'y
Jackson street ami part rl
wall eighty mine foot Htt
thence Westerly AN 'NrnurN
wall parallel with Monroe"
I'VE foot th,uua \,i'
parallel with -, ks.n
through = parry VI
and ton and th',..l
tho snuthrrly stir ~ w..
hence Easter, tra
side Of monroe S'r"a'
~" point o. pa H.
salt aovoral dist i.o- .i.
or les II h"iHc '\u.'-.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AV. AND BEACH.
Private baths, running water In rooms.
ELEVATOR hne porches, &c. capacity $50.
special. $3.50 up dly.. special wkly. booklet.
X. II. WILLIAMS.
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HOTEL

ST Charles Place and Beach-Thc popular
section, within sight and sound OF the ocean.
?"' large rooms. all open exposure: priv ate
baths, running water. rorChes, elev ator. etc
june and July rates. Booklet, II j DYNEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
gns Scr cnrOpaiidc 0rico ans.

~" w NAApRutINJN OAAtNB VNH-
brad, ionfcn Die Stammoftien Ocs
Stobltruits auf 80; geitern crreidtcn
iie Die nie oogeweicneSobe bon 993s,
lnO 8u oieiem Freis riiien Oie 9ouf-
licbbobcr iid Inn oieie gGftien. 3ic
@rtl6rung bierfiir it, ooB Die gletto.
cinfiinfte Oes StnbItrllits I'M @c-
i61ftsiobr 1856 Ole enorme Sobe
BON $3O0,O0O,OOO crrcidt boben iol.
len lpGbreno lie I'M eriten Griegsiabr
nur $t37000.000 betrugen. g9ie
o6cr Derniinftige Mdnner ii6 gu benz
@rcis BON 998s nm StobIoftien reii-
fen fonnen 1T idmer peritdnolicb.
%enn IN europa pie0er 6rieoen
berridt uno Die Stoblmerfe in
Gcutiblono rmO @nglono nicbt mcbr
fir Den Grieg orbciten 5u brauhen
miiiien oie glftien oes omerifouii1cn
StobItruites pieOer fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

bcrfcbr 5wden ocn bciocn britiiden Sdifeu Qie 3cl
bcomten oes ncutrolcn 2onoes fonncn Die g8orcn nid
imtcruden oa ebcn Der britdc Worine. 2(ttode &a@e
bdlt unO oes nit 5uIdBt 90 aftet gritonen Die bra
flionide HcutraIitdtl Qie gcnnnte lonoesprohlitlc
Nrciie id)peet Die Sbotiodc ober einod foot godocn
man Oic @ngl1nocr BON oen gtbrolbos uno bon Ern
BOO pcggcefcIt bot, maiden c brc auberen @eidGftc
eon5 often Der gloe Der brooniiAen 9unoesbcbor
Oen in Der @uonabarobu6t uno ooS lit 10 in Der GrO
nung.
Gin onoerer SAL belcudtct ebeufols sic cneliidcu
Dletbo0en:
Sir8lid beriiete Oos cneliide Goniuot in 9fio, OaB
ole @afcnorbciter Ole nit Dem 2oiAen bon g8oren an
goro oes Compfers DDemororn@ beid1ftiet morcn nid
mcbr bon oen 3ollbeomten beim @etretcn oOcr &crlo
fen oes Sdifies, ouf Sdmuseepore unteriud)t wrocr
ionoern bon ocu engifen Seelellten in Ecron Die
Sofcnorbeter crfldrten ooB iie ii6 Oeier 5or6ermg
nidlt unter5ebcn piirocn. Der Gommonoont Ocs eng
liiden Sdifes pfiff vaae Wonn auf 9ed" un6 leB
cincn proteitirenoe grbeiter nit @epolt lncriuder
Die 9o5ei perbot oarnubiu Dab Die 9(rbeter Oos 81
idcn Der &oren forticben un6 Oc eneIiide @eieaidu
Orobt nimcbr, ibre Dompfer 3io nidt mebr onlaufcn
81 laiicn Ge Solac oapon 1T Elm glustonO Der Sufe
orbcitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

glngeboie pcroen fir ben 9iaDor ufo Sinois
raib bon Baltimore BON Der 0oniraiisNeboroe
Der Stact baltimore cltgeaen genommen IN
@e5ue aui 9rrihhtna eines eiernen @iher9,
Sobule yir. 9, glnns nabe Qllicennnas5 s5traBe, tut
ben @cbraud Der @eDoroc Der S6nlsGomntl'
fire
9ln0e6oie miiiien in GnpIifat auSpeierti9t an
Den s0oaro Of glparos Of Baltimore sin notcis
liri, an Der gluBenieie NIT n4rupnial 6Or
Greeting SrDn 6cncc, SdIool Nu. 6, Qlnn near
glliceannn st., Ocrmcrft iein mn nlen BET
ocm Observation-Disclosures, 6rn. 9ii0oro @winh III
ieinem @ircau inl NatbDauie nor nocr mn
If llbr 0orntiitdgs an WdttWDh, ben 3d. llMs
guit 1916, einQercidbi pcroen
Die glngeboie miiiien begciiei icin bon ets
Hem beaalibi9len Gbed oes Nicters arf cine
n@lcdrina 9onic Nanf" int Netrnde bon ipei.
Dunocrt mo fini5ig (S250.O0l Sunare dnt ole
Grocr ocs Ui1Oors uHo Staotrntbs BON gnltl'
more.
Scr erioqrci1e Dieter mub eine Siireidaft
licnen mo bic &ori6riiicn oec StdotGbdriers
IN Nc5uQ nuf Gontrnitc crfiiaen.
3ei6nuuocn uno Spc5iiifdtioncn ionnen am
oocr Hod ocm 10. 9u0nit 1916 int 8iircau
oeS 0jcbduocsSnpcftors bc6tin iuerocn.
Die 0ontrdfis8eb1roe bcbdi ID ous 3ed)t
bor. rocno Gin oocr ale glngebote 5urid5us
3. Z. gGrnc,
@cbduoes sSnipeitor.
9ehdii9t:
Su6n Hu6cu,
inna YrdiiocHt Der @onirafts@eDoroe.
(9mg23-24
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
sine orfaIIrne rnmdniidc Wr6fr.

syn Der fiomeltlidcn @de Der golfon9oI6inel bot
Der neuc 9olfonfeIo5ug ebt allen @rnIes begonren.
Ger Nerauf oeieben mag bon peittrdgenotcr geoeli'
tng icil Grrin0en Die Alirten Grfoge ber Die gul'
goreu uno Ocdeu 9cerc Die bnen bort eegenber lte'
ben baum III Is ebr mobrIdcnlid Bob &nmonien ltdl
Ser 6ncntc anidhcben miro. Eonn 1T eS ebr wobr-
Iheinlih Dob Die rm6ndc Hegering ocn Dclttcn'
freern al ocen Spite Der friberc Dtniiter @rdioent
Gate Sonescu itcbt Der Dem rtmdniiden 9ote preogt
Icthlon0 floBe ibm entescn Gin or Uilroc ocllen
GieQ nht ibcrleben oenn ct bcoeute Hlim1nien Zoo,
noteebeu mub.
Tofe Sonescil g}ht INNER mar er DeutidenireIIer,
ndt INNER ilobte Deutihono bm Gntieben Elm. ylot'
pcSlid mar CT nod bis fiu5 Dem Srcge ilbcr5eet
0oB gmidiien in HuBIonO ienen groBten 5eino ieben
miiic uno Hob bon 8cpunoerime fir DeutitanO uto
0cltcs g9cien iiber G8 erert cine Photographic bon
bm bic ogcnoe Snirft trdet: u@leinen grobeu bout
ihcu Srcunoe 9ioerlengsdfter IN Donfbarteit Tofe
Souescn Dieie Geofotion 1T nidt lonee Dor Dem
Eo0c ocs 0etten StontscfrctorS I'M Sabre 1912 &C.
idreben un0 gepb nidt MIR eiu frenolbotllbeS,
on0ern aiid Gin politiides @loubenSbefenntnB Seit
0em Sabre 1912 1T nidts gcifcben mas Die @efobr oes
Bonlomsnns fir Huudnien berrngern f0nnte; bel
cher fam mon 0os @egentbeil beboupten llno mcnn
Gin Wloin Der Dor bier Sobrcn nod bon gemlnoeung
fir Qeutidlono iibcriloB. scr encn Gonflift 5pHen
@lolpctbrm uio 0cutidtbum borailSob, ia ir unper-
mcolid biclt no cin gon5cS &eben lang Die llcber.
aenoung pcrtrot ooB gtumdnicn in einem iodcn Con-
ilifi al Detlflanos Seitc ltebcn niiie bebollptet
0of Teithlouos Sieq 9tunldnenS 600 beoeue, Dab er
0cn Sicq nidt iberlebcn fonne ooB 3elthlono ibm
GntIebcn cnfloBc 10 benefit or 0ot 0nB entpc0er
bis 3i ciucm pierrofin5iaen Sabre Elm olsgenadtcr
Gummfopf mar ooer ooB oicie eritaunIide @cnnnngs.
anoeruna feline iodlihen @rinoe bot Sir olmm aber
bat nod gdcmono Cafe Sonescu geboten DER i'm ioD
nno b0rtc. ToruH fam man nur onnebmcL Dab er
Jet ans ernoen bic iidj Der offentliden @rorteruna
cn3ic6cn bcrbrent mas cr angebetet bot lno onbect
irns CT nerbronnt bot
Ins britiidc Efuno un0 Der riiiiidc gubel bobcn
IN Den lctten 5uei Sobren aus monden bisber oftbo
rcn Staotsmonn ciuen Sdurfeu ino @errdtbcr an ci.
ncll eiQcncn Qon0e aeniodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
gritiIdDc MiIlfar grailicn ocoenii6cr.

anQ @clt flngt iibcr 9lfte britiiher g8illfr. 0a
iuiier 2ono 5u ocul mas england bm ontbut dlfuegt
mliicn bic ouocrcn till 6olta 9lus brailiouiid)cu
Nldtirru crfabrei mir.
Scr cnghhc Observation-Disclosures pyfaceoo-
na" lief III Den 0ocn bon 9iio ein ipo unnrttebor
hon 8oro cnes 2nmper Der Noool Woil @eieaIhoft
@arcu nbcrnobnt bic bon ocn 8o6camten nidt inter
Iadlt mcroen tonnter, bonn Der arrogante yorne-At
iode Ser nddtaen bcfrelnoeen glotion itano an DER
Meelina un0 modtc es 1T eiu einiodes lino uerfr5
les @erinfren. mic Elm aregsidff I'M neutrnleu Soien
Wlunion iberulltrt Sin cngliidlcr @onoeISoamper
hrnQi sic Whruitiou nod cigem netralcn 4oIen, oos
GaAe Nrieasidiil ldit lnacidbr aeid5citia in ocl-
iclbeu Noien c pllo ul eutpdet lib elm reger 6rndt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
gRidlnrA .NrLmridl.

is narb am %. gmeuii 1916 Miharb ".
Sclmrid qelic6icr Satte bon Ndnnie Sclnlrid,
i'm gutcr bon>72 Snbren Gie 8eeroi9una fin
oct am 5reitaa, %. gInauit 2 l1r gia6mit'
etraljc, ans ioit, oann 5ur a@oncoroid 2utb.
airmeq gSaIbrooisglbe, nabe 9aDions SiraBe,
no sic Iroucricer itatiiinoci. Neiiebuno ouI
Dem ,gSciicrn Srieobofe." (Nu924-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
CIV iatcu unO maIteu Oie ,sar6arcn" in ycinOcsIanO.

GO daltcn MnD malten bic ,,Barbarcn" in yelnoceInno
Sn @ocn beainnt icst Die grnote. Sic 1nt lcbr gut
aus pie Die lcberee eegindrdjtenogenhr ouf 0robtcem
gscae mcIoct 9olens Sneertoge iiuO iett oorbei.
limb ons bat bic poniidc gcbOfermg ben Dehlfcn
5n beroonfen.
9s oic oelltidcn Trppcn oos 2on0 Dor enem Sobr
6etroten, fon0cn iic nur rmdcnoe Grimmerbnufen oo
0e 9iiicn bre Dor cincn Sobrbnnoert gegen Napocol
cinqcihloqenc 9nftf pieoerboltcn uno Stdotc, Grt'
idoficn un0 8orr0tbe iptenatiidj 8eritortcn. Gtpo
1900 polniihc Grti6often in6 IN 8rono geitedt NOR.
0cn sSn Der eren 8eit eferten Die Deuti6en @ctrei.
0c nno Wcb oiis Sbcr 5dleiien, Boicn uno nnoercn
Dtriften omie aus Den IN Der erobcrten 6eting yo.
boQeoraebsf borqciunOcncn 8orr1tbcn Se oeriud)ten
icrncr Qa6rimqsntcl in crIter Clinic grottoffc aus
@dpcocn 3u importren, mas icood bon Der ruiiiiden
McQicrunq Dcrctelt miiroc Gs purocn Oonn Inter
bonoingen 5ipiiden Dem bon HodeeIler gegrilnoeten
SHIis Gouite Dem gotbcn 9rcu5 nnO Der oetIten He.
Qerung. bebus ocS Supports bon &ebensntlttcln aus
Mmcrifn anqcfnpft Die oeutiden geboroen erfl1rtcn
d bcrct IN 0cu fir bic &ilfe ouserebenen Ditrften
fcire NealiItonen por8unebmen lno goben inan5elle
@oronticn. Trobocm Die amcrfdniide Sitlfsaftion
in 5ebrinr fertig mar, Ur0e e ocnnof ourd oc brl.
tidlc glodooc, weIde d nd ou YoIcn erltrcdtc per.
binocrt @uiiibe gronoitftunes uno britildc Nus
bunQerunag 9olitif modteu ie0en Suport nlmnoelid.
Gie ocutiden @eborocn unternnbmeu nun Die Der
ibclnq Der III brcn 01noen befin0ldlen 8orrGtbe uno
urQunrtcn qlcifulls Die &ultbirung Der beebten @e'
biee in groBem NoBitobe Sie Iieierten Saot, gieb,
DampipiIiiac bouten Stroben errdteten 9oraden uno
eierten golmnteral cntpeoer gon5lid frci ooer ouF
@b5obhmg ali billigen @reiien Die @liIit1rbeboroen
clltcn @feroe mo @oaen ionic Die notbigen Soloa'
ten 3r geboung Der 6eloer. geroiIene gaucrngiiter
iuutoen anoercn 8olcn i6ergc6en UNI e 81 bebonen-
Sctt IL 9on5 YoIen picocr eli grobeS bbcnocs Grnoc
fel0
60 idolten uuo moIieu Die D8urbarcn" in 5eiu.
OesIan0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

Gs far6 am %. gmQuit 1916. Ta6miiinas.
WinrD y. MicDrlng, 9eebie Satin oes beritors
benen Charles Wlebring. i'm 9llicr bon 81
eSdbren. in ibrer g9obnina, 9lr. 5007, O'9pn'
Hens sStrahc Die Srnncrieicr iinoei aiH Sreis
tag, Na6miitaes a llbr, IN obger glorele,
TAFT. Nciebuna aui ocm n9riier @oan9elis
ichen Tricnhof" (gnie24-25)
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@etanmtmadlllm0en.


Baltimore, "A, Qlnguit 1916.
Ser etnbtWcDmctcr miro am 1ienitnn, 20.
ghgnii 1916, I'M 4.30 llbr gadmilags, an
Sri mo Sielle eri6cinen mo ons yiipcau Der
Suena Vita Strahe, bon Gougpooos bis
Gbur6sStrdBe. eiabliren
GotUar6 q. Gopnan,
(ghig24) Sinoi @jconIcier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

I'D a.. - -
5aprlaricn onr Madfaprt enlita bis 81.
Srciiae H. samiias, 5thdiabrt Senide $50
eoonntag. ytlr al oieem Lag enltI9... Lou
Statinncn Claiborne nah Weriiu,
SnDrlaren Saniiiag, Nndtobrt Uloniag @in'
Soutfdg, iIiir on biefen Gag glltia. geion'
sSabrplan rom 95ier s, QigbtSirabc, geodcn.
tageil O25 8orlH. uiIo 2.1b StatnI. Solh'
ings 7.3O Wiorgens.
Olc1ubOt9 Bead, Del.
5a6rIaricn 6ur Jiiidfabrt gnIiia bis 80.
Gepienlbcr 1916. 6................, .S4.Nu
Jrciaa mo Samltag, Jhdidbrt Stcnltng. 2.72
Gonuidg, Wr ali oieien Gag giiltig..... 1.oO
Stationery Hubc YDint na1 Iemee,
SnbrfareiI Snmllog, 6ldiabrt Wlontag SlI'
inde Sabrt.
oerS nteorige 3aie.
f5abrplan pom Bier &, 2iebtSiroBc. gsoncn'
iaeeit, $50 Wlprgens uno I2O Na9Vh.
SonnidqS 740 WlurgcnS
pammitinas.llusiliiec nnd1 2pbc BDtnt.
Snmpicr ,,2SeitmDrclnno".
gpm Bier s, 2ebtGtr, 28u1enidgeit 2.2u
Stadni Gonning5 400 ytddm
WldDl3etten dlt Dem Dnmptcr.
SOC Oiunofnbrt Doc.
BuirtebenitcllcnOc geniicrIabrtch.
&duptcr inbren icoen 1ng inr
01.iapeaie BAT.
Gin Iag uilo 6luei yidtbte.
Hiuet Taqe ililO bret y1dbte.
Nn0fnDrtJldicn.
syllniiriric Beihretblingen nui BerlnngeiI.
Gbpne, Ct Y0dI 3qJ. Z. WlnrbOM, y sB.sM.
(5unt23. .D&5. .3sUtte)
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SSsrmiidtc SIn5eiscu.

CBns xeDrcr GneIH1 ISrrmeu nMb Inrctoen
5n lsrnen Sir Nen'@inqemnnoerie, Ionic liiI
sprnd,e iibcn uno bcrbonfcmmnen molten;
,,Emeriinnilhcr Dplmetider". 305 Seten.
tSrdnimltf mn glnlcihlng, IN inr6es 8e'i o9ne
neli. Si6i bic eluSfpsnbc Der g9Drier bic man
IT, idQlihen qcben brai6t Gin wcti9oolies.
hf8 peiabtes 986ricrbuf. Sine ponitnnolae
Guittunoen, 9oniraften, ge6ieIil, glnlpeiiinqen,
@ei6dfisfarien etc. BUR Si.00. gcitcllun'
ocn nit Dem 9'elrnge an 0barlee aallmeDer
wnbiihlnn COMPANY, 205 Cat 45, street, Wew
Norf, Y. y. (Wtatll'lS)
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Gphn 6crluia,
SricS6Ofc.
baltimore Cemetery.
QunOun 9Snrf Cemetery.

6anptginaang: 5reberld 0lDab.
ghrcau. 0r 21 NeiisSaratDga' StraBe.
QcQrdbniBpldbe bon S25 an. inter beltdnots
0er @lnllihf. S6nittblumen, @epinoe. Wlans
3en ETC. lino i'm Ireibbaus an 6aiipts@in9ang
5u iinoen. llnicr glaeni miro, penit geipiilllht,
Oorinrehcn.
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GricRon.qinIc = epcilnl conntans,UrlnriIun
ndtb 9etierton. 9lbiabrt bon Gigbts mn
BrnttsStrnBe Gonniaos i.30 9Sadn
fabrt Soc, 9iunoiacri 60c @hliiq nllr lir
Tnq mno Sompicr). gni oiecn iSdbrien fcine
nnheren NIlee ncccpirt ausecnonImcn ld(p
0cliebeu Der Gonpdariic.
0larcnce eBriber, IS. 9. "
(SuIt22, ,Sa, ,9o,Sr.-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

3it nidt Oie M6eldJfcit bOrbanOcn, Oaf Der ameri.
foniide Gnmpfer rOpego" in Der 9obboridoit ocr Sn
el gSigbt bon einem britden llntereeboot behoic
iporoe it2 Die Oeiltide Rcgiere botte feline Abnung
bon oenl 8orfall Der i4 oor rnaefdbr 5ebn Eogen o
eetrogen bobeu iol bis unier Staotsocportcment be-
5iglid Der 9lngcleacnbeit in Berlin onirogeH leb
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Die prddtIncm Yort DcgONt, uuO criterion.

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Worm 81 Snufe $50 Qliucie SOC. gnie
Wob3eiicn WMlu Ycainn an 20. 9nn.
(Suni15 .3Udc. .1&S)
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b1tten oe 6rouen aus 8lonoern osgcpieien ais cine
2ilge aeitempelt ASqtitb uno 0rcp niiien Dem bel
gfcn D2niter inter bier ooer feds 9ugen oen Stono
pnft flor MAIDEN.
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oe ais iod eitltcbenoer Ebatiabe mo Oenft bon
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oe Cberlehing boben. Dos garantrt Ocn Sica Der
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cries lou Sinie -Gxkttl tltciteit,

0ltirnitDe MnHcr'MOute bntdl Den 01elaptnIt
aHO 9clalunrc 6anal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-01
BOYS ENJOYED FIRST
HIKE OF THE SEASON

The first hike of the fall season
FOR the boys Of the Y. NJ. C. A. and
Scouts was conducted Saturday un-
der the joint leadership of Morriss
Lichten, assistant scoutmaster, and
Boys Secretary Chambers.
The destination was Crystal
Springs, where games of various
kinds were played and thoroughly en-
joyed-
After dinner, consisting of beef
steak. hunter stew, etc, which was
prepared by the boys on the ground,
several scouts passed tests in tree
telling and tracking.
A swim completed the work at the
camp. During the hike home tour
of inspection of the Newport Rosin
and Turpentine Company's plant was
made with the permission of the
manager which was much appreciat-
ed by the boys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-01
400 BLANK MONEY
ORDERS STOLEN FROM
FLORIDA POSTOFFICE

Four hundred blank money order
forms were stolen from the postoffice
at Buchanan, Florida, on September
"a, according to warning sent out
by r. e. Berry, Inspector in charge
of the Atlanta division. Each order
can be filed in for any amount up
to and including hundred dollars,
and the great number of them makes
it imperative that they be found.
The orders were numbered consecu-
lively. commencing at 1901, and ending
with 1000, and all storekeepers, no.
tells, banks or other business houses
are cautioned to be watchful in ac-
cepting orders, as it is probable that
some viii be released in or near PEN
sacola. The police have been notified
of the theft, and the numbers on the
forms offer the best clue as to the
thief.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-01
FOR
W|FE'S DEATH.
Frederick L. Small. of Noun
tain View, N. H., Is Or
dered Held.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Mountain View. N. H.. Sept. 3d.
Frederick L. Small was arraigned in
the district court today and held for
hearing October s on a charge of
murder resulting from the death Of
his wife, Florence A Small, whose
body was found yesterday in the
ruins of their burned cottage. The
court action followed the finding of
the coroner at his inquest that Mrs.
Small had died of strangulation.
Small pleaded not guilty.
B. Frank Horne, medical referee,
said his investigation had disclosed
that the person who killed Mrs Small
and fired the house had first shot her,
strangled her and beat her over the
head. This statement was made after
the discovery Of a bullet in the wo-
mans head and the finding in the
ruins of revolver of similar caIibre.
The head of Mrs. Small, which was
saved from the flames through falling
into a pool of water, is being held
by the medical authorities. The neck
Is still circled by a knotted cord, the
skull crashed from seven blows and
the trace of bullet wound Is clear,
according to Horne. As yet officials
have found no evidence. they said, to
support the statement of a spectator
at the fire that he saw the body
through the flames apparently, partly
suspended by rope from the head
of a bed.
To a question by Attorney General
futile, High Sheriff Chandler stated
that the husband, on his return yes
terday from Boston, said Mrs. Small
had gone to the door to bid him good
bye when he was leaving home on
Thursday. Small left here at 4 O'Clock
that afternoon and fire was discov-
cred about 10 o'clock at night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-01
ATTEMPTING TOHAVE
BUOY NO. ~ MARKED
WITH WINKINC LIGHT

An attempt to have buoy No. 10
marked with winking light to make
navigation in or out of the harbor at
night safer, is being made by c. E.
Dobson, who has addressed letter
to Senator Duncan u. Fletcher re-
questing him to take the matter up
with the treasury department.
Buoy No. 10 Is situated almost di-
rectly across the channel from the
aercnautical station, and marks a
sand spit, abutting on the channel.
To the presence of this spit, and the
fact that it is unmarked by light at
night, is attributed the accident to
the steamship Pennsylvania. which
grounded at that point on the night
of September q.
The varying depths of the water at
this point is shown by the fact that
when she ran aground the bow of the
steamer was in eighteen feet of water
while the depth at her stern was
forty feet.
q In his letter to Senator Fletcher
We. Dobson points out that it was
ected that sblinker" would be
pn the No. 10 buoy when the sea
I6oy was equipped with one. and
%tates that the pilots contend that il
is more necessary to have one or
No. 10.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-01
NEGRO BOYS LEG
BROKEN IN AUTO
ACCIDENT LAST NICLT

When an automobile owned and
driven by DR.. Thomas Stokes struck
a negro boy named George Douglas.
the boy was knocked down and his
leg was broken. The accident oc-
CURED shortly before nine o'clock
Saturday night, at the intersection of
Palafox and Chase streets.
DIR. Stokes Immediately took the
boy to the police station where he set
the broken bone. and had him taken
to his home in the patrol wagon.
There were two witnesses to the ac-
cident, Al. Poidevant and Henry Lar
kin, colored. A warrant was sworn
out for DR.. Stokes, charging him
with careless and reckless driving.