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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT.

NlCE clean room with hoard. So and
81 per week also few dRv hohrdcrs
wnutcd ~ T. End. Special sunday din.
Nor 9lc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING.

WE WANT 10 figure on your plastering
Hll patch work neatly done Cali W.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
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UF UHN.I.a.. Hf.y.tr H.W.
on. o. 50. HU
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20
Naturalization of British
Shipping Commands
Much Attention Here

Washington, Dec. 20. - National
| iZation of British shipping mentioned
briefly by Premier Lloyd George as
one of the first acts of the new war
ministry commands more interest
here from the strictly American point
of view than any other phase of the
premier's speech. What effect it
would have on American foreign trade
and on the status of British ships sunk
by German submarines has opened a
new and unexpected series of ques-
tions which official regard with much
concern.
The taking into the national serv-
ice of the whole mercantile marine
following closely on England's an
nouncement that she could not
guarantee coal at any of her coaling
bases the world over, except to ships
conserving allied interests, is thought
by officials at first glance to turn over
the great majority of the worlds
carrying trade to specific war pur-
poses. The effect on commerce for
American purposes are not of serv-
ice to the allies is problematical, es-
pecially as to the completeness with
which Lloyd George enforced the
order. Nevertheless there is in law
nothing the United States can do
should the whole British merchant
marine be withdrawn from American
trade and harbors.
1t is thought the effect on the sub
marine situation would be to remove
confusion between public vessels not
entitled to any guarantees and private
vessels entitled to warning and pro-
vision for the safety of those on
board. Just where the point of dis
tinction would lie is a very complex
question.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20
Driving Campaign of
Won Mackensen Appears
to Be Approaching End

Military operations in the European
field of war are at low ebb.
The driving campaign of Field Mar
shall Won Mackensen in Rumania seems
nearly at an end. In any event,
whether or not some further move
of an important nature is in contem-
plation in this war theater, the reports
show comparative quiet to be prevail
ing at present
On the Franco Belgian front also
there is lull, with the quieting down
of the recent activity at Verdun, while
latest reports from both the Russian
and Austro-Italian fronts show little
but artillery duels and skirmishes.
In Macedonia the reports show
rain and fog prevailing, with no mill
tary movements. with the exception of
patrol engagements.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20
Agree That Lloyd George
Expressed Real Views of
British Nation in Speech

London, Dec. 20.-The bulk of the
morning papers agree that Premier
Lloyd George expressed the views of
the British nation in his speech in
the house of commons dealing with
Germany's peace proposal.
Premier Lloyd George says the
Times, expressed the thoughts and
wishes of the nation and laid down a
program which will command its
hearty support" This is the tone of
the comment in most of the other pa
pers, who hold that the premiers
answer and also Lord Curzon's speech
in the house of lords are moderate
in phrase, firm and unanswerable in
substance" The papers declare that
the nation is prepared and will will
ingly undertake all the sacrifices fore
shadowed and will face greater priva-
tions If necessary to insure those ends
of reparation and security which the
allies demand from the central powers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20
REPLY OF PEACE
OFFER BEING FRAMED
CONTINUED From First Pagel

ment, however, was not published until
this morning. and it was too vast and
too briefly indicated for the immediate
capitalization of opinion.
To Mobilize Labor
The most important of these points
foreshadowed by the premier was the
general mobilization of labor for war
and the vital industries. Mr.. Lloyd
George indicated he meant to begin
with u voluntary plan and that if this
failed he would ask parliament to give
the government compulsory powers to
place all the labor of the state at it's
services. His proposal, therefore, fol-
lows somewhat on the line of the Ger
man mass levy.
When Mr.. Lloyd George invited the
labor representatives to join his cabi-
net this scheme was put before them,
but they deferred judgment until de-
tails were given to thm. While eX-
pressing the opinion that, after COM
pulsory military service, industrial con-
scription is not impracticable, the labor
leaders are dubious as to it's success,
feeling that the outcome depends en-
tirely on how the workmen take 1t.
If there is hostility in the rank and
file of organized labor, the scheme,
they believe, will fail.
Has Gigantic Task
The task allotted to Neville Cham
berlain, who has been appointed
director general of national service, of
scheduling certain industries as indis-
pensable and supplying them with the
necessary labor and material. and at
the same time putting the indispens-
able industries on fixed allowances of
labor, raw material and man power,
| is considered stupendous one, but
Mr.. Chamberlain's great experience in
business is expected to carry him
| through.
Dealing with the relations of the
war cabinet with the general govern
ment, Mr.. Lloyd George suggested that
the connection be maintained by cir
culation of reports of the proceedings
| of the cabinet. AS to parliament, he
limited that the French committee sys-
tenn might be adopted.
/ See Irish Solution
Shipping and coal mines are to be
put under the same kind of control as
railways.
The fact that the premier passed
straight from Ireland to the imperial
conference suggests that he hopes to
! find solution of the Irish problem in
this conference. 1t had been promised
previously that Ireland would be one
of the subjects of discussion at the
| next imperial conference, and as most
of the dominions favor some form of
home rule it is believed this will be
the best means of settling the long
disputed question.
| The government probably will re-
quire the whole eight weeks of the
| parliamentary recess to produce the
measures foreshadowed which also in
clude more drastic dealing with excess
profits and an increase in food pro-
duction by an extension of cultivation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20
Imperial Conference
Depends on Provinces

London, Dec. 20.-At a meeting of
the Empire Parliamentary Association
to-day Walter Hume Long, secretary
of state for the colonies, said the time
of holding the imperial conference
mentioned by Premier Lloyd George
in his speech yesterday depended on
the overseas dominions. Their pre-
miers, he added, were engaged in work
as strenuous and anxious and as i'm
portant as that of those in the home
government
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-20

ment, however. was not published until
this morning. and it was too vast and
too briefly indicated for the immediate
capitalization of opinion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
@nSIidl aefaEt.

g1ab iehsmonatlibem berge6liben
SUDDEN wurOe geiterr 9(6eno ourd
ole 0etectiDs Gulliion rm0 GooneD
Charles s. Sarper aus gSoI6ingtou
.. g. I'M Snuie glr. 1862 Carroll.
StraBe, oer6oitet, uno ser mittleren
@oli5eisStation fir Elm berte Dor.
mittag itattfinoenOes @erbor einee-
Iiefert. Sarper lit poli5eiliberieits
beidul0igt, in @oibington @olo imO
S6mudiaden i'm @ertbe bon na6e-
81 $500 geito6len 5u baben. Sin
9etectio ans @aibington lit geitern
9Ibeno bier eingetrofieH lmO miro Der
&eroadtige belte, nab GrleOieung
oes Ser60rs, nad @ai6iueton 5lriid-
gebra9t per0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
,gaotre Game SnItitut."

Ole Sa6residmBieicr 0eS ,glotre
Game Snitituts, @dc 9(isquit6-Str.
lmo 9li6lano-9lpenue, iauO eeitern
9la6mittog itatt. Gos in por5iig-
Iider @eiie 5uiammengeitellte @ro-
gramm wuroe BON Moniignor So6n
9on5ano nit elmer 9luiprobe croft
net. giibof CHARLES @orren Gitrrier
belt ole Seiireoe. Die 9(rbeiteu Ser
Sdiiler p1breno oes pergangenen
SabreS muroeu in oen SdulrGumer
alSgelieQt mo crreQtel 0ie getDlm.
0erung aller 9eiuAer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
9nr eluinen Nlnhc ne6etLrf.

Die @eeroigung Ger am lebtcn
Sonntag ans Dem 9e6eu gei1ieoenen
5rnn Gina 9afer, Scr @ithuc bon
Srn. @iuiam 9afer, fano oeItern
9la9mittag nm 3 llbr bonn Trouer-
6ouie, gir. 929, 9olton.StroBe, aus
Itatt glod elmer ergreifenoen, bon
@aItor 9luioer6aar oeleiteten 9roier.
ieier erfolgte Die 9eiieblmg aui Dem
u9altimore-6rieObofe~.
SSra 9ofer mar 73 Sabre alt unO
in Geiti6lano geboren. 9ereits i'm
9lIter BON 10 Sabren fam iie nab
gImerifa. sic mar 5peinal ber6ei-
rntbet imO binterlGBt einen Sobn,
&rn. Charles Sector, bier So9ter,
5rm 8iaiam 0idinlon, Srau 8. gS.
@iltinIou 5rai Sobn goit uno SRI,
Nlatbiloe @ofer, ferner cine S6me.
Iter, 6rmi Senrietta Gong, IA @nfel
unO einen llrenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
g9cdlIelfallcn ,sdJluinOler.

Gin geriebener @e6ielfallen.
idwinoler leete geitern Ole aaiiirerin
OeS GeaO 0roguen.@ei9aftes an Der
Sopar0- llno 2erineton-StraBe bin.
elm inoem er oie Dame bei'm @ed6.
ieln I'M $40 betrog. Der @lann, oel-
fen Oor5iiglibe 9eidreiblmg in SGn.
ben Der Detectioe lit, fauite in Oent
@eIddft 10 3lueiceut-Wlarfen im0
gab cine $20.9lote in 3ablung, auf
'peI6e er $3.50 5uriid erbielt.
FIosIid beiann ii6 ser @uri6e, oaB
er nod 20 Gents &leingelo babe,
uno bat ole aaliirerin, i6m ole 5pan.
sic 0ollar-9tote 5uriid 81 eeben, mel.
dem @uni6e oieielbe audi na1tam.
Sei'm glah5a6Ien eelua6rte oaS
Nldoden Dab iie Inn eine $t0.glote
betrogen morOen mar, Oo6 bate Ger
&unoe in Der 3wii6er5eit oaS gsei-
te gelucbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
@rOReS araO6cm. set.

Der oemotratiihe Club Der IS.
@aro miro am SantItaJ iein piertcs
idbri9es &rabbenieit in ieiuem neil.
en- Seine an ser 9utelano.StraBe
imO Gliiton.9lpenue ab6alteu. 9aS
8elt beginnt I'M llbr uno lit %loB
fir 9lae, Oie oa fommen iueroen,
porbanOen. Der neue @opillon Der
crit fiir5li1 eingemeibt wilrOe. bietet
S1ue geaen etmoiees Negenmetter
8ieIe Srelinoe Der Wlitelieoer oes
Clubs peroen erpartet. ebenio baben
bo6ite6enoe Staats. un0 ItdottidG
9eomte ibr grideineu 5ugeiaet. Die.
le &eranItalhmg miro Die gr0BtC
meroen, Die Ser GIub felt ieneH 9e.
iteben abge5alten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
WluFflc6rcr Comment.

SDracui c, 20. Suni. @tpo
$50 9clegaten botten lid 5cllte bel
Der grofinlmg oeS 28. Sa6rcs.@ou.
pents unO Muiitieiies Der @luiifle1.
rer.9lfociatiou oes Staates glcp
g)orf bier eingcfnOen.
9iirgermeiiter @alter s. Stone
bieB oie &1lta pilltonimen. lBrdli.
bent SSreoerid 51Iicoer BON glep
yorf perlas icine Sa6res6oti9ait.
Sp1ter iprad) lSran @ifa ellis %er.
iicI0 Don Gbicoao ilber Eiano lmo
2iigi Bnriiotti bon Sonoon uno @e.
orgc S6ia BON @aris bielten Sortrd.
ge iiber StinmenauSbil0uug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21

@inem beoouerli6en llnfoll fieI
geitern glo1mittog Ger 7 Sabre olte
9amrence 3enowib bon 9lr. 730,
Oit 9oltimore.StroBe, oum Spfer,
Der bon einem 2oitalttomobil nieOer,
ecItoBen wurOe uno einen S61oel.
bru@ 0obon trug, Der ieinen ioforti-
gen 600 3ur 6olge batte. Ser S2nabe
lief binter elmer Mooiion glbenue-
Gar Der uno beobodtete nid6t, Dob
Elm 2oitmitonlobil in entgegengeies-
ter &idhing fam, ais er an ser BAL.
timore., nobe 9(l6emorle StroBe,
Oen 6obrOomm iiberibreiten mollte.
2omrence lief, ebe eS Dem GboufIeur
moglid mar, iein @eiGbrt berum5u-
reiBen, in ooS 2oitaitto bincin, MUIR
Oe 8u 8oOen geriiien uuo blieb beiin.
nungSlos liegen. Ser Chauffeur gl-
mer Smith bon gtr. 737 9}oro.5itl.
ton.gIoenuc, lmo @oli5iit &orn brod.
ten oen belpuBtloien Rnoben no1
Dem @lercD Soipital, - poielbit nur
nod Der ourb emen Sddocl6ruc5
bcrurlodte Zoo feltgeiteat weroen
fonnte. Gem Gbollifeir iol nod
glusioaen bon 9lusen6eligen feline
Sdulo an Dem be0ouerli6en &or-
fall treifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
|srein Der @nuflente MnS 1abritaH-
ter Der gLltifnnt.


SSn ser Notwithstanding BEG
Gereins Ser &ouflcute ilno Sobrifan.
ten ser g[Ititoot in Scr Sollc iiber
oernSl Eopn Notiondlbonf" unter
Dem goriis oes |r6iioentten sSacob
gS. g8oot imO Ser Yrotofollfiibrirng
Oes SefretGrs Sobn g9. N1aribal4
puroe beidIoiien fiir Oic sSobres-
Gonbcntion Der .@lfs" $50 ou pers
pilligcu. Ser @erein iprab iih &C.
ecn Die @eluegung fir cine Stunoc
friiber ans. Wlon mar Ser g[niidt,
ooB oieies cine Sobc Ser nationnlen
@eiesgebune lei. Oberit Soof berid-
tcte, onB CUTE 9lilSiidten borbanOen
ieiel ,onB Oie @oD.StroBe bonn g8oi.
fer bis 5ilr 9fort6 g(Denue neil ee.
pfloltert meroen miiroe Der @ereir
beidloB, m1bren0 0eS Sonlmers fei-
nc 8erIommlungen 81 balten lino
inn September einen Sag nndJ @et.
tDS6rrg ou fobren. 9(nl 5reitag ma
den oie Dlitglieoer ibre iiblicbe Sab.
res. Grfiriion nad g[tlontic @it1,
uno nod oen @orbereihngeu 5li III.
ibeilen meroen ole Sbeilnebmer cine
b0Ait unterbalteuoe Eour baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
@etaate Gyrau 6ridlt elm gIeiu,

9llS eeiteru gtadmittag oic 60
Sabre alte 9rau 2otic @roion BON
glr. 51S, Siio.0laoeira.StroBe, auf
einen Stu6l itieg, Inn eineu SelIer
BON cinem 9legal 81 ne6men, fippte
Der Stabl Inn uno Die Sral brad
oos redte @ein. 0ie gerlebte uurOe
nad Dem ct. Soiepbs.SoipitoI ee.
6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
QLntp mus g0anen fnLLibiren.

Pin Der Gde BON Gnlor. imo SEA.
oiion.StraBe folIioirte eeiiern 9lbeno
Elm g9agen, Der bon G6arIes q. Sem
ball BON glr. 112, g}oro.01ontforo.
gIoenle, eelcnft murOe, nit Dem glu.
tomo6il bon @0w. SO. Sinton bon
9tr. 171S g2orO Gbapel.StraBe. Ser.
ioneu purOen ni9t Derlebt, Oas gluto
wuroe a6er ibper 6eiddOiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Srauf aarbulTimre.

SSn i6rer g8obnung glr. 721
@reenmoult.9lpenue, trant 1eitern
gla6mittog oie II Sabre alte 9llice
9eattD cine fleine 0uautitdt GdrboI-
i6ure. sic muroe in Ser gIm6ulan5
Oes oitlideu 0iitrifts nod oem ct.
SSoiep6S.SoipitaI gebradt no Die
9er5te erfIdrten, OaB iie nit Dem Sc.
ben 0aOonfommen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
@rttere Sert6tc
aus WteTitO

9robiant5iige in Sci o-br.
Columbus, N..W}., 20 sSlni.-
3pii1en Gorron5a Truppen lmO
Soloaten bon General &eribing Gr.
peoitions.Gorps iiioli6 bon Nami-
qipa meroen ieOen 9lugen6Iid 6einO-
ieligfeiten erpartet Sine Ora6tloie
g1adridjt bon Sol. 9. s. @obeQ iag.
te, ooB Die Saltuue Der @orran3o.
Sruppen cine oerartige it, Dab ole
ameritaHiiben 9(itomobil.Y .YroOiant.
3iige in Der @efa6r itebeu, beidonen
81 meroen. Gle Wlerifaner iollen
oeroedte 9lrtiaerie in eiinltigen Stel.
luugen babelt uno eS miro auf
@runo bier eingctroiiener gtadrid.
ten ein 3uiommenitoB erwartet.
8arcn Garran3a s Soloa.
ten.
GI@aio, 90. SUM. Sn elmer
bier I'M merifaniiben Goniulot einge-
troiienen 9otidoft bon S. 9Sere5
9Ibreu, Dem Better 0es GoniuIaroien.
ties, lit OoS 8ugeitdnouiB ent6alteu
ooB sic Nlerifoner, mel1e auf ole aus,
Merifo 8uriid5iebenoen Eruppen ma
be @latamoras iboiicn feline 9anoi.
ten iouoern SoIoaten @arron5aS
waren.
0roben0e SaItung.
; Columbus, 9e..Wf., 90. sunni.
SiiOIidb bon 9lamiquipa lte6eu ameri.
faniide mo merifaniidbe &ruppen
nabe 5uiamnen, imo ole merifani.
ihen Sruppeu baben cine oro6enOe
Saltung angenommen. gtad BEN
bier eineetrofienen 9epei6en lit Elm
8uiammenitoB ieoen 9lneenblid 81
erwarten, o6i9ou eS 6eiBt, ooB @e.
neral Beribing oaes Dermeioet I'M
einen Gonflift 81 Dcranloiien.
&ein 81 Bred en- Ser . e5ie.
bungen.
Brownsville, Ger. 90. SSu.
nj. ~ 9rieaOe.@eneral 9Sarfer bat
oen Goniul $. 3. @ar5a 5u @3atamo.
ros eriubt, auf ieinen Poiten 81
Brownsville 5uriid3ufe6ren oa Die
8e3ie6ungen 5rpiiben Oeu Der.
Staaten lnO Wierifo ni9t mter6ro-
9en iin6. @r gnrantirte oell @oniul
bollen S9ub. @s purOe beri6tet,
ooB @ar5a cine Steae ais Saupt-
mann ser Garran5a.Eruppen mge-
nommen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Die staStrntlsibmnO.

Qie AuarantGne-Stotion eebt an oi(
9unoes-9legierrng. - Gas @ml.
oeIbiloer-Gbeoter an Ser @RaOi-
ions9lDenue Dem Gomite ent5ogen.
Gie 81. &rel5-airde erbdlt oie
ocipiinidte GrIanbniB fir eiueu
9ln6au.
SSm 5peiten Sta0trot6s5meig mur-
Sen geItern ga6mittog in oritter 9e-
irng Oie 3uei geroronungen, melde
Die t6eilmeiie SdlieBimg oeS
@wDnnS Sails @orfpaD imo Ser.
beiiermg ser in 6rage fommenoen
Streden ermogliden mgenonmeu.
5erner nuroe en0giiltig ole 9eroro-
nung ongenommen, mel9e oieSrans-
ferirung Der 2uarantdne.Stntion an
Die 9unoes-geb0roen gegen cine an.
gemeiiene Gnti1GOiguug borliebt.
Gie 5tueite 2ellng er6ielt sic Ser.
oronlmg in ser oorgeieben miro,
OaB Oos nSternenbanner-2ieO" in
Sta0t Baltimore MIR in elmer n6ber
6eidriebencn, unO piirOigen @eiie
geipielt iperOen Oiirfe. @s bari nibt
ais Son5lie0, ais ShluBmarId narb
Observation-Disclosures, mo Oerglei-
den eeipielt iperOep. 6erner muB
Die Dem &ortrage OeS 2ieoeS 6eilpo6-
nenoe &erianmllmg md6reno Oes
Spieles iib bon Oen Sisen er6e6en.
Sir 8upioerban0lingen per0en
@elOitraien bis 81 500 Collars an
aeOro6t, uno auH 8irtbe, Ebeater-
better lmO @eibditsleiter bon Of.
ieniliden 9leitaurants unO Bl6ben
nit @eIoitrafen beOro6t, menn lie Die
in Der Geroronung nG6er ouSgefii5r-
ten 8eoinglmgen perleben.
Gie 8erorOnng, mel1e ser N}ooi-
ion 9luuien1ent So, OoS 9lebt gebeu
piiroe, auf Dem 9lnmeien glr 2207-
22i3, N1uOiion.9lDe., ein @anoel6il,
oer-E6eater 81 erri6ten, muroe anf
9lntraa oeS @ertreters ser 10. @orO,
S. 8eit, Dem Gomite fir @oli5ei-
mo @efdngniBpeien ent5ogen. Serr
g9elt pies OaraufbiL oaB ole 9eute,
ole in ser gtod6ari6aft oes @rlno-
ltiides po6nen, allf Dem ouS Tbeoter
erribtct merOen fol-, Ii6 bel i6m be.
iduert bGtten. 6erner ieien in gon3
filr5er @ntiernung bon Dem 9labe
Orei &irben Oeren Nlitglieoer chen.
iaaS gegen Oie @rrihtung Oes S6eo-
ters cine 9eidmeroe in &etitions-
form eingereit6t 6Gtten. 9ta6Oem
Serr Spencer, ser @orliber Oes So.
mites fir @o(i5ei- lno @efGngniB.
peien eriuG6nt batte, OaB es am Be
item iei, oieie &erorOnung aus Oeu
Sdnoen oes Gomites 81 ne6nien,
murOe oie SerorOnlmg ser eriten Sc
iing inter5oeen, morouf ii6 Ser
Staotrat6 bis gum nd6iten Wontog
91a6mittag pertagte
3meiter StaOtrat6 s5meig.
@d5renO Der geltrigen fur5en Sit
img OeS 3meiten 3peiges oeS Stoot-
ratbes purOe Der Staot.Gontroaeur
ermGdtiat, Oos itdOtii6e @iaentblmL
an Scr @de ser 2ig6t-StroBe lmo
@ouItnc0sStraBe aeIcgcI 8u ocrfou-
fen.
6erner wur0e ser Seiligen &reu5-
Stride oie @rlaubnis ert6eilt, eiuen
6a6werf-9ln6au an ser SItieite ser
@liIlington Cane 81 crridten.
@lei6ioas fam 5u Orittcr 2eiung
Die 9lngelegen6eit ser Sransierirlng
Ger Gaiarantdne- Station rno Gigen-
t6um sur 9nnoes-9legierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-21
Sin Gnn6e OOn eincm gIutOmubiI
ii6eriGbren.

9eim lle6eridreiten oes Sabr.
6ommes itnpeit ser elterli6en Sob.
nune, glr. 1856, g8eIt.g1ortb .g(Denue,
muroe geltern gtadmittog Der neun.
iG6riee 2ouis Stubbs BON einem bon
Dem gleser 6. $. 8rown seIteuertel
glutomobil iiberfobren uno ni6t
unerbcbIi6 Oerlebt. 9lueeblib botte
Ocr anobe ole StroBe bereits baI6-
iocgs 9etrellot ols er pl6bli6 bon
ieiner D}utter, mel1e Oen beranna.
DenOen aroftpagen fab, ouriidgerlt.
fen wuroe, imO auf oieie @eile I'M.
ter Ole 9Goer oes 9lutoS aerietb. Der
yleger 9romn puroe bon Dem Yoli5i.
iten Shmiot perboftet, nber Bis ouf
Elm am %. SUM gladmitttgs 3 llbr,
itattfinOenoes Gerb6r pieoer ouf
ireien Sub geieBt.
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tlrieesiammlnne Der NliiudJcHer
S)Df. nub Gtaats.gi6liutbef

Die a6niglide Sof- iino StaotS.
9i6liot6ef SIT Wliiuhea bat ild sur
glufgn6e geinobt oas Ourd Den ge.
oenpdrtigeu Grieg GerUorgeriiicnc
umo bon i6u bceinfluBteSdriitt1it
in m6glihit grobeH llnliau9c 81
iomnelu. Ole Sammltmg eritrcdt
ii6 nit9t mr. auf Die ourh Sen Bud.
bonocl nertriebeueu @erfe, ionoern
Dor 2llen oub ouf Oie fleinen CrlId.
er5eugniiie ocs ga0es, Ole, fir Sen
9(ugen6lid gei6oiieu In fltr5er 3eit
fat oolIitdnoig Uie0cr ueridwiuoeu
iiuo ipdtar oih NIT 9lunpnio gro.
Ser Dtittel foinu me6r 8l beidaiien
iino. Gd5u geboren ins6eionoere Yc-
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fanitniadjungcu 9ntinlfe, Grlaiie.
WlaucronihIGgc ser @|ilitdr. mo @i.
oil6e6oroeL 8Iuaidriitan 5hi9bldt.
ter @reoigten @e0ibtc, Set gro,
0romme. 9iloer6oaeu, aarfahren
iegliden Su6oltS rnO ieoer 9lrt,
mtd in &oittortenioru Sieoer imo
ionitige muiitoliiAe Goupoiitionen,
&ricqsiorten aller in 5rage fomnen.
Sen Gndupl6be, iulpic ioIde poliii.
iher SenOenA 3eitimgcn uuo 3eit.
idlriitci auer 2dn0er auh III elm.
5elnen 9dnmern Dor gllem audj
&riegS 3eihtnaen ein5elner Gritp.
pentbeile uno geicbdftlider Inter.
uebnilngen lin oos geitedte s3iel
noglidit 3il erreiheu beoarf Die fgl
Sof. ino Staots 9i6Iiotbef Der be.
6oroIiAcn llnteritiibuna i'm 9ereihe
ser geiantmten StootsOcriualtlng.
Ga6ei 6onoelt es iicb namentlih auM
oorum. ser gibliotbef iene Irldias
den 5ufonnuen 5it loiien Die i5r
nidt ibon o6neoies aui @riuo Ser
beiie6enoeu @oridriiten ii6er oie 9lb.
lieierlng bon 8ili6t @gemplaren
uuo ii6er Die 9lbga6e bon antliHcn
Gumiaden 5ugeIenoet weroen milf.
fen.
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Sr. SSobn 30. Dennis, Ser Staots-
Sbabmeilier, bat es abgele6nt, ole
Steae ais @oriiber Oes oemofratil6en
StaatS. Central .Gomite's 8u iibernc6.
men.
Sr. 5ronf 81 Shirt l6Bt ouf Dem
bl. @rloier- 6rieoboie all Der 9elair.
9foa0 cine aapelle gum 9lnoenten an
oic Geritorbenen in ieiner 6ouilie
erri6ten.
Sr. So6n 9. 9iodeieller, ilu., bat
cine Snipeftionstour iiber ole @elts
Ii6e @}arDI6nOer 9a6n nollen0et unO
lit nit Oen gemn6ten griabrmeeu
ie6r electromagnetic na6 gleW gort
5uriidgetebrt.
Or. &arrD SSrieoeupaIO bat ais
@litglieo oes n9lmerican Seipii6 60
mite's@ reiianirt. Gr iagt, oaB ct
nidt nit ser 9lniibt ser W1e6r6cit ser
9liteIieOer in SDmpat6ie iein fam.