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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29
Two old superstltIon

Women believe that II they 20 some
where on Monday they will be on the
30 the rest of the week. That may be
the explanation OF the fact that WON
en- like to wash on Monday. XIII q
cat and you will have bad luck for
seven years: there is, however. no
special superstition as to kittens. so
1t Is best to begin on your cats early.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29

ldleneSS and, cost what II may,
It was a cheap bargain:
Out Of this nettle, danger, Wilson
plucked the flower, safety. Out Of
ii may come a great reform, Both
the railroad magnets and the rail-
road operatives must be made to
understand that the public must be
served first. Laws must be enacted
that will forever prevent another
situation such as confronted our peo-
BILE September |.
And we are assured of one thing,
and that is, that congress, next win
ter, will set about more radical
regulation of the railroads engaged
In interstate commerce than ever
before. AT present the government
regulates the rates the roads shall
charge for transportation, and now
congress must provide a way to reg
ulate wages and salaries the roads
shall pay also the dividends the d.
rectors shall declare.
Failing that, government owner
ship and operation are inevitable.
Now with that great problem to
be dealt with, who shall boss the
reform? There are just two individ-
uals from whom to choose, Wood
row Wilson and Charles E. Hughes.
AS governor Of New Jersey and as
President Of the United States
President Wilson has shown a posi-
tive genius for constructive state
craft. He has extorted from con-
gress progressive reforms that are
the wonder of his friends and the
dispair Of enemies. He knows how
to say things better than any other
man. and what is better, he knows
how to do things better than any
other man now living. Hughes,
when governor of New York, was
driven out of public life by the
bosses Of his own party, whereas
Wilson drove the bosses Of his party
in New Jersey out Of politics. AT
the dictation of Wall street Hughes
vetoes a two-cent fare bill. He
strove to prevent ratification Of the
amendment to the Federal constitu-
ton comforting on congress author
ity to levy an income tax. How
different with Wilson, who defied
Wall street when he prevented the
railroad strike, that would have
worked disaster for every citizen Of
our country Of both sexes. Of all
ages, Of every condition.
And to-day Wall street is snarl-
ing at him and Charles E. Hughes
is echoing its very malignity.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29
AT LAST-AN ISSUE
BY SAVoYARD.


AT last candidate Charles E, Huges
has grasped an issue. Stripped Of
the weasel words. he reveals that he
was for the strike, and challenges
Wilson for the way he averted that
awful calamity. Mr.. Hughes talks
like boaster, and in his opinion
the operatives Of the railroads should
have been defied and dared to do
their worst, But he Is only boast
Ing. Had he been President and
charged with the responsibility that
came to Wilson, he would have
done precisely as Wilson did--tided
over the matter until the interstate
commerce commission could look in
to the thing and report to congress
in order that the national legislature
may act upon the subject with a
thorough knowledge Of the subject.
In New York the other day, while
the strike was threatened, had a
talk with a man who had been
president of one of the greatest rail-
roads in America, and when asked
him what the effect Of the strike
would be, he answered that if it
came it would tie up every railroad
in the country completely. Isug-
gested that they could get engineers
from the steam sawmills, and he let
me know that it takes two years to
teach man who operated the en-
CINE Of a steam sawmill how to run
a railroad locomotive.
The strike would have paralyzed
every industry in the land. Every
manufacturing plant would have
been forced to shut down for lack
Of raw material. Every mine
would have closed for lack Of trans
portation Of its products to consum-
ers. Famine would have been the
portion Of all our large cities. Per-
ishable crops on the farm would
have rotted on the farm. The cost
of living in our great centers Of pop
ulation would have increased more
than 100 per cent. Violence and
bloodshed would have succeeded to
bankruptcy and hunger. These are
only few Of the dire calamites
that would have come upon our peo-
pie. A war with Germony and Mex
leo both would not prove half so dis
astrous as the threatened strike
If the public had not had such
vital interest in the issue Of the
strike it would have been exactly
right for the President and the con-
gress to keep hands of, but, the sit
uation being what it was. the pre-
vention Of the strike was a triumph
Of content over misery, prosperity
over calamity, employment over
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29
All In the SpeIlInu,

What do look like, Georgef"
asked the young wife. after she had
arrayed herself in her latest ball
gown for her hubby's inspection. "A
little bare, my DEAR" replied the truth
full George.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29
The Cold Winds
The Driving Rains
The Drifting Shows

The wac to prepare make December as pleas
ant as May in your home is to buy the right kind Of
stove to warm your room, to warm your house. Where
you find such Stoves the best in quality and at the
lowest reasonable LIVE and LET LIVE PRICES?
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-29

idleness and, cost what it may,
It was a cheap bargain. !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
@rOhe OeIIaOnnaen.

@leritouii6es &obot trof geitern in
GROCER SdiifsloOun9 bier ein.-
ST fir Die @ruoentiol Oelgeiell-
iAoit in 8oirfielo beitimmt. ~
Die 9oorng Oes 0ompfers 80.
poro 8. GobenD" beitono aus
10000 6aiiern.
@roBe 2ooungen megitoniidbcu
&obols tommeu jebt im bieiigeu Sn,
fen fir Die YrlloGntiol Oeleeielli9oft
bon 6oirfielo, glnue glrunoel-Go., OIL.
aur5 naA Dem Monto9 ongefomlncs
men omcrifoniiden 0ompfern @Oworo
g. 0o6cnp,~ Der 10000 5Giier Del
bon Sompico brnhte, erreiAte geitcrn
DER ueue omerifaniide DonIpier
George 6. &uooleioro~ inter Dem
Gommonoo oes @opit0ns 8orrD cben-
iolls nit elmer 2oolng Del BON &ou-
pico Den bieiieen Soicn.
Ger ere Sillfsiugenieilr 8, anie-
Jar iuo DER Observation-Disclosures &. ..
6orre wuroen pegen ihmerer @rfron-
flung an MoIorio nod Dem Ser.
5tooten 0torineboipitol iiberiiibrt.
Der ,9ao6Ieioro" ipuroe Oieies
Snbr bon Der Sorlou & Solliues-
portb Corporation 81 g9ilmineton
Gel, gebout unb geb6rt ser Yetro-
Ieum transport Sc. Sein Seimotbs-
Doien if Sos g(ngeles. Gal, nno Dies
1T OaS erite @aol, ooB oos 6obr8elIg
nad Dem bieiigen Safen fam.
@ouperneiIr @oetbols Der 8onaino-
aanal- Gone ermabut oie Sdiffs.
eigentbimer, oen aobleuDerbrauh
ibrer 6obr6euge alif Elm @linimum
au beidrdnfen, oa ole &orrdtbe in
Der aanolaone iiur eering iino uno
Die 3ufilbr mdbren0 Der letten 8eit
MIR gering mar. Gs miro ieoo6 &c,
bofft, bob in flir5er 3eit Die ao6Ien-
5lIflbr geniigeho iein miro, oaHit Die
Den &onol bcnlisenoen S6iffe ibren
poIleu 9eoarf BORT eiiinebmen ton-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
CUR ciuiaen Olll6e ae6ettet.

gIuf Ger rg8cltern Cemetery pur'
oe gehern oie ON t6. September ge.
itorbene 5ral 9lnnie Z. &embed, 3rlr
eipigen 9fube gebettct. 1ie 9eeroi'
glng iau6 BON Srouer6oule glr.
305, Hiugeolo-StroBe, ans ltatt,
na1Oem Ole Yaltoren Otto 9eluer
lmo S. q. &oioiper BON Ser ref. @n-
manlelsfirHe Der GabingeIdieoencn
einen pobIoer0ientell gta6ruf aemio.
met botten. 9lls @abrtudtrdaer qa.
ben Der 3abineei9ieoenen sic $50.
glnton &ageI, aarl Qtrnolo, gern'
baro SteIlmeDer, 2orI Soiiter. G5os.
go6enlteiuer inO s. S6roeoer oaS
leete Gjeleit. 5rau 2embed pliroe in
NleSingen. @nrttelnberg, om Is. 0e-
5ember 1867 geboren uno fam ais IA
Sabre oltes 2iho nit geriponoteu
nod g(merifa. Suisse perbeirat6e.
te iie iid nit &rn. @mil Seubed, Der
i6r aber idon felt bielen Sa6rcn I'M
SoOe poralissine. Sie binterIGBt 8
Sodter, SRI. Giie 9embef, 6raa
glIma gedett uno Sri. Gina 9em6ed,
ioipie eiue dlte @utter unO cineu
@uioer lrno orei 56lpeiteru in Der
olten Seimnt6, 5rnu 2embed mar
felt Oielen SSo6ren in 9tatbbonie mo
i'm @eriGte t6dtis- rno plrSc Bel il.
rcr @eidditisllug non chem S6log-
fhliie betrofien. na6Oem iie nod in
auter @eiun06eit Ben 1Gentihen
Tag I'M &iberDiews4nrf mitbeiutt
bate. 9ieider @humeui6mud beoed-
tie ibren Sare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
On granO aeratIIen.

@clcrn Diorgen geriei0en 3mci
1radimagsoaS, bic nii ben @cleiieu
1uier 0cr Sigblauoiopu-9Inlagc Der
Gromu Gorl oi0 Zeal 60" an ser
Goiicrn,9lucnue imo 10. StraBe ton.
Dcu, IN Brand unO murocn Uolllt6u.
0ja 5erii5rt. Sic &oli5ei oeS Canton.
IHiriits uuteriudt Die Sabe. pa Die
aasr 05eibdie 5icmlid m1iierios
ansiie6t. 9ei0e @agaons lianoen
imaefdDr Elm babies 2traBenecbiert
ron ciuauocr eutferiit mo iingcn 5m
qleiAer Belt al 81 breuncn moolrh
sic 6cuerlelne ee5mrngen maren
i6re ar1ite 3r tbeileH. llc6er bic
llriad)c aes 6cucrs berridlt bis lolpeit
Dolll1n0iacs Tunfel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Meldlaitstnrins hes lL6enNs.

gSie geitern betannt gegeben mur0e,
ioll in oieier Soiion IN Der Sobus
Sopfins llniperiitGt 6u Somepooo
cine 9l6euoldule fir SouOelsunter.
riht eingcri1tct meroen. Gieies &or,
ocben lit oos &eiultot eines Griu1ens
Ger Sonoelsbeb0rOe, pcId)e our6 Gin
Gomite $4,000 5ninlmengebradt
bat, Inn einen oreiiGbrigen auriits 81
gorontiren Ser llnterriht fin6et
8wei Wiol jeOe 98odc bon s bis 10
llbr 9lbenos itatt uno beoinnt am Is.
Gftobcr Inter Oen 5irmen, wel6e
0u Dem 6ono beigetro1en baben, iino
9ltlontic transport Co., Suuuner.
fieIo golopin Baltimore IruIt SO,
Carnegie Steel 60, Central Metol
ono Suppl 60, Citizens 9lotionol.
gont, Goniolioateo @os ono electric,
60. Commercial Credit So, Charles
Crane, 5olconcr 60, 3ioelitD 9rrIt
60, &obert Garrett & So, 6. Ston-
Icp @org, e5iesfe & glicmou, %. u.
c5roffIiu, 0euticbe Scueroerii6c-
rlulas @eiellidaft, Som6lcton &
So. 8. .. @lmtino, &lBler & So.
2. &irf & Sons, GborleS gS. aopple-
man Sife SSnflronce So, @olloce,
2ono6on & 60, WfcGormid & 60,
Manufacturers &ecoro, N8orpIono
Biscuit 60, MorpInno Gailoltp So,
O2orOIano Grult Co.. Wlerdnnts ans
@feAouicS 9onf, @lercoutiIe EruIt
60, Naerdants ono YlinerS Grams.
portotion Go., 9lem glmiteroom SrlIt
Co. S8. g}, OIiOer, Qaiproion gigos,
Sofe Depoiit ano SrlIt 60, Neo s
Oil Company, S6ow Bros, G6orleS
Stieff & Sons, Sborpc & Qo6me,
ScnrD Sonneboru & 60, GiOepoter
EortIonO Cement Co., llniteo States
5ioeIitD ono Guaranty 60. limited
9iailwopS onO electric 50. uno Gobn-
Go6lenS So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
eiraarnrdnbrr geimdt.

Gonl @rcmer, 2S Sabre alt, bon
a3r. 1914. 5iio-5treepcr StraBe, BE-.
ridlc4c Der oitli1en @oIi5eiitotion,
0ab cr mii oem Seinnpe9e flr5 naH
4 ll5r geiicrn Moracu bon ciuem i'm.
beiannicl @ianH an Der @nrgcl &C..
padt mnroc mo 0ob bel Dem oaraui-
inlacnoen @aroaemenge CT iomobL
mic iein 9lngreiicr 81 Sooet iielen.
1urd Ole Siilieruie @rcmcr's befanl
es Icin glngreiier nit Ser 9lnaii mo
mor6ic ndl ans Dem Siou6c Ger
llrbcriaa iano on Der Gde Ser 9lcgc
iicr mo %oua6. 5traBe itatt @ie
9remcr ongicbt. mar Der 9iduber elm
MciBcr ni5 trug eiuen oumtlcn 9ln'
fla mo cine 9liibe. Die @ol3ci
brmibt lid eiiria, oen 4Rann 81 iin'
Dcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Die 6elieu WSatcrialicm.

mooerne @letboOen ,mo Ionei0brigc
Gria6rng OereinIgen lib in Der Ser
itelIung Der 9iere aus Srco. @uuern.
ihnIiofS yglmericnl @remcrD," G1.
Der ibrc aIlgcmcinc @elicbtbcit. Gin.
mol probirt, mcrocn iic allen onoe-
reu Wlol5- imo Sopienactrdufcn I'M.
mcr oorgcsoecn. ailtc 81. EEL s. &
&- @lt @crnou 1865. 9rauerei: Sor.
ioro.9lpe, Document. II. Sillen.Str.
(sept2Ol (elHa.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
ggettrennen Sci spaSre Sc 0Jraee.

i
1os gachItot Scr gSettrenneu bci
SoUre OcH @roce mar eeitern ipie
foIgt:
q. Menuem 514 8urIones-aiite
critics, SfD 5iueites, SrblIa SritteS
Yfero.
2, Renncn, M Neile @oter Belle
erIteS, geon Of Menlo 5ipeites, gtl'
bcrto Srue Orittes Yfero.
3. &enlien, I @feiIc 70 YARDS
aeaiob critics Sqiteno opeitcs, 6atr
@cotber orittes Nfero.
A. &ennen 11/16 W2eile-@agle
critics. SoneoIlO Speites, Wtolo6iie
orittes @iero.
5. &ennen 512 6iIrIonas @ooo.
trap crites, @reeufree 0ipeites, @ar-
iam oritfes Bfero.
6. &ennem t/t6 @Reilc-@ -@eenIo,
&orf critics. Goineerfielo opeites,
G00ic 2, orittes Efero.
Z. Nennen MeiIe 70 Dar6g
@tooome Serrmait erItcs, SSlio5D
&u5aD 5iueitcs, Brehimption orittes
@fero.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
0er fyrciGeit uu6c.

Sails @ouberneur Sorrineton OoS
ibm bon ser Stuots @egnooiguneS-
@eB0rSe ougeionotc 8egnooiglmgs-
i6reiben nnter3eibnet, Oann miro
.SomieI 8. Sboips, Der ipeeen Der
Grmor0ung bon genjomin 3. 9ip.
pert 0u ~ Sobren 8udtbos perur.
tbeilt ipur0c, bon Oenen er bereits 8
Sabre lino Z Wlonote perbiibf bot,
feline 6reibeit ipieOererloneen. 8idter
Guffp, Ser Sboips am II. 6ebruor
1911 berlwtbeilte, ioipie scr Stauts.
onmoIt lno ser Obmonn ser Sc
Ifiporenen, pelde Sboips fir idul-
oig beionoen boben ole gmpfebIun9
DER 9egnooigungSbeboroe eutgebei.
ben. Ger Sboips. GroocB lit nod bic.
len &erioneu III grinnerunG. 6rau
Senilie S6olps botte iDren 6jotten
oerlaiien, imo ser 2ebtere mar ser
9lniidt, oaB glppert ole llriabe 90
5u mar. @uppert arbeitete bel Der
Sirmo S, 8olgiano & Sobn 2iebt.
mo Erott StroBc, no ou6 Srou
Sboips cine SteIle betom. Sboms be-
iu6te ieinc 5roi om 81. SSonuar
1911 bei 9olgiono. glls er Die Ereppe
mad Dem oWeiten Stod emporgina,
traf er 9llppert, oen er mad einem
fllr5en @ortmehiel nie6eriboB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
lin @eIS mnS 9IsdI.

Sic 9tafmertiamfeit Der @roBecl
iGmoreuen ouf Die llnteriu6uug
ser 9iider I'M areiseeridt gir. 2
eeleuft. IT glihter Sopcr Bot Die
a0rperi9oft ouf oos ange6Iibc
M}onfo I'M areiseeri6t yir. 2 olif.
mertiam eenodt.
Oberri6ter 5oper bat eeitern int
Griminalgeribte oie @roBgeihwore.
nen oneeipieien, cine llnteriuhung
oes oneebliHen Monfos BON $4,000
i'm @iireou oeS 9lftuors Sobn @Ieo-
iontS int areisseridt ytr. 2 6u begit'
ncn. Die @roBgeidiporeneu meroen
Die ltnterm1ung aber ipobrIdeinlif
nibt ebcr beginner oIs bis Der
Stoots- 9lnoiteur 3op nit Der @rit.
fang ser 8i1er obgeiAIofeu bot,
wos je6enfnIls nod einigc Gage in
Aniprmd neBmen miro. sSn ieiner gln-
iprobe, Dob Die oberite Sta0tgeri6tS.
bohf fir Die @erpoltune Der @u'
rcous Der Deridieoenen 9lftlore Der.
ontiDortlib lei uno cine Eriifung Der
Bidder in einem Der bureaus Die
Gbotiohe ergeben babe. Dob nidt ollie
@eloer oil Die Sto0tfaiie, pie eS Die
Gonititition ooridreibe, abgefiibrt
iporoen ieien.
Sr. ~. 9ernar0Gufebe Der.
tlagt.
SSn W}usfegoo, Sflo., 1T Sr. ".
@ernaro 0ufe, ser 9rdIioent Ger
rSeaboro 9anf, bon @eo. 80. Ster-
ling nm 100000 oerfIast poroen.
Sterling lit Ser e6emalige S9atmei-
tier itnO @eiddftsfiibrer ser oGeIe.
fine Cil Co., in rpeIdet DerIdieoene
gaItimorer im0 &ogerstomner &api-
toIiiten intereiiirt iinO, Sr. gufc be-
5ei6net Ole aloge ais Elm ldberlides
Gorgeben uno ingt, sob ib oieielbe
olli irgenO cine 9leiiBerung beJiebeu
ioa.
Q S6ooeuerfaBfIagen.
SSn Superior @eribt murOen &c.
tern Oref S6aoenerfobflogen Inn ie
$4,000 eeaen sic StraBenbo9p.@e-
ieIlidoit ciugereidt 9l6ro6qn Sop,
perTteiu bebouptet, Dab er am 2.SSidi
an Ser Gde BON YoItimoreitrnBe uuo
SiablonO gIpepue ourd OoS por3ei.
tige 9lbge6en zines @nggonS am
9ein berlebt iporOeu Iei; Cecilia Dor.
oansfi iost, ooB lie Our6 cine a6n-
libe llriode am %. Sui an Ser @de
bon Wlooiion 9loenue ilnO @oi6er.
StraBe Derlebt moroen iei; II. gitber
Sorris pia am IA, September an Der
Gde pom Slisqiiit6- ilnO SonitroBe
ncrleBt porOen iein.
Sm Greisgeridt oerlongt Wloaic
@crber bon oerielbeu Gompn0nic
$4,000, ipeil lie an DER @de bon
@rott. mo GoroiucitroBe BON einem
obiteisenoeu &aHaeier 10 idmer Der.
lest luoroen ieiu wia, ooB iie nod lei
oeno iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20

lu0lte tru9cn i6r Sderfleiu bel mo
in filr5er 3eit lpareu $i5 beiiammelt
uno es miro erlportet, DAB $25 5u'
ionmentonmen uerocn, poourd Die
,Sroii in Ben Stono 9eiest iUirO, bis
5lm 6reiIoiillng ibres @ionues iQrs
3eit in i6rer 6omilie 81 wiomNl
Sobolo ser Mam ireifommt, min
ole $oIi5ei oaroui iebeL oaB er al
Die 9Irbeit se1t, nm ieine 6omilie 81
0erioreeu,
Seritedte @ elo IN u nj
5ugsiAo DIT
Ger yeger GborleS SoopD bon glr
1884, 9Ireple 9Ipenue. murOe &C.
tern unter Der 9Ini6uloiguna, an
geblidb Sen 9leeer GerrD Siu, Sans
meilter in 9lr. g.. Slt &eooitrabe,
Inn $t7 beitoblen 81 6n6eu Dem @e'
ridtsperfobren iiberlpieieu. Geteftio
&obler 6atte Saoop oerboftet. Ger
SeBtere botte einen Ebeil oeS @eloeS
IN Dem sIliauesihodt inter Dem Ca
DIE beritedt.
@ettete &fer0e unO
berlor.
9luf @unicb Der o9lelionce 9e6euS'
ocrliderungs @eieIlidaft" in Ge'
troit @lih. wilroe 9eiteru ser 28
Sabre alte 9ioD 3iegler, Elm friiberer
sIrgeItellter Der @eieui1oft, unter Der
anlbuloignng, oneeblib $610 umter.
idla9eu 81 6o6en bier feltgenonniell
Geteftio Robler oerbaitete .8ieeler inI
Sotel Sumter an ser 5aDetteitr. 3ieg'
Ter cab an. Dob er IN Getroit ouf Der
Yferoerenubabn berlor uno Damn nit
eiuem fleineu @etroge na9 galti'
more fam, nm Den @erhllt in Sabre
Oe groce pieoer gut 81 MAIDEN. SSn
Saore Oe @race Derlor er a6er sen
&elt ieines @elOes.. Ser 9erboftete
ipnroe nod ser Uiittlereh EoliJeiita'
tiou gebrodt no er fiir Die 9etroit'
ge60r0en feItgebulten ipir0.
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9uIiaiit SamiIton reiianirt.

Foli5iii Games @. Samilton bonn
nitilercn Tiiirift reidjte aeitcrh ieinc
Aeiignation cin @r wuroe I'M Sa.
mlnr 1905 ais @oIi5iit angeiiellt uno
im 3ebnlar 1908 fir oie9iettmg bon
3rau genie Comet imo oeren orci
0inoer ans einem brenneuoen oame
an Der 5ea.StraBe BON ben @oli5ei.
Nommiiiiren beIobt.
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gaoasn IN Der g8s6Sr0s uertrstsn leim.

sSn Der 2ebrerperinmnlung om 2.
Cltu6er piro Der @oridjlag beipro'
den mcroen bel oen 9erotbungen
0er GdnIbeboroe iiber 2cbrer g[uGe,
ltgcnbcitcn Dertretcu 0u fem. es miro
0eltcno gemadt bob in nocrcn
gt1oten Dem 2eDrerperionol geitoitet
IT. ourd @ertretiing in Der geboroc
oa Sen Ge6otten iiber 2ebrer. 2luaeles
0cnbciten tbeil5lneBmen.
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aeiae glameu uutcrCreitet.


Die @abIauiiihts- s-@eb0roe bielt
eeitern Gormitiog cine SiBino, Inn
bic 9le9ilirir6eamtcn fir Die 10. ms
10. g9aro 81 ernennen wie bonn Sc.
riht uorgeihriebcn worOen mar. Scrr
1aniel S. 2ooen Der &oriiber ocS
Ocmofratiiden 'Staot-Gomite's, 6otte
a6er feline 9}amen eingeianot imo Oie
geb6roe 6nt oaber oie g9abI6eantcn
iiir sic beiocn @orOs ielbn ernannt.
&einer Der frnber ernonnten 9eamten
iii oui Der neuen Qiite. 9ie 9tcuer-
nannten iinO geitern 9tadmittog auf.
aeloroert moroen, iirb ON GonnerItng
IN Dem Yiircall Ser ge60roe ein3u.
fin0en I'M einaeiHworen 81 per0en.
9tadiien 0ienitne beginnt Oie ]icgi.
itrirlrng Der Stimmecber, iiir ipelde
lie ernannt murOen Sbicbon oie
2oOen'idJe Seite i'm @eribtc qclpon.
men BAT, 10 i6eiut Serr 2oocn fein
iUeitereS SSntereiic an Den Grnenntul.
gen 81 nc1men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20

0ie oDto0e in Baltimore" glusItcl-
lmg in Der SnlIe oeS fiinften @egi,
mcnts crfrcut iib ser groBten 9htf-
merfianIteit Der @ewobner Der Stoot
uno llmgebung. 9llIobenoIid) lit Ole
9tieienbolle NIT gem6ern bis our
6oiiuuasfrait eefHlt. Die geomten
Der Ausitellnng bofen ooB 8rGiioent
Hilion welder boraisiid)tIid am
25. September in Baltimore Der sc.
treioeb1n0ler Convention beilpob-
men miro, oudb oie gIusltelIlng Be.
hidt Ser &rdiioent iit ieitens Der
geamteu bier5u irelmoIidTt eingelo.
Ben. 9eSgleiden iino al onoere bobe
9eamte Ginlaoungen ergongen. Seu.
te miro D1agor 9Sreiton Sugeeen ieiiI
uno cine 9lniprabc boItcn. Scr
@ouOcrneur WlrOe criudlt, einen Sag
5u beimmen oil pelAeni er Die gluSs
itellln9 ourd icine ecgenpart becbs
rcn Wiro. g(m 6reitag Olo6nittog
ipiro Ole annben-aopelle ser Ct.
Wlorien Suolitrieidule Elm CONCERT
gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Non etra6enraM6ern anaeariifcn.

syn Der 2oip., oipiidcn Sigb- luo
Irout StraBe, lpuroe geitern gaor-
gen gcgcn / llbr Der 35 Sabre olta
s. 6. @alHs bon 2ueenstomn, W1oy
imerwartct BON cinigcn StroBenrdll-
bcra ongegriifcn beIuubtIos 81 80,
ocn gei1Iogeu mO iciuer gaori9ott
i'm @etrogc bon $4 iolpic elmer col
oeneu llbr in @crtbc bon $40 be.
ruubt. @alliS puroe bon Dem 8oH5i-
fen @ott IN 6epuBtloicm 8uitanoe
ouieciiul0cn. gr lpllroc IN Der Ambr.
Lana OeS mittleren Giirifts no6
0em D}crco Soipitol gebro6t, no
CT, nodoem CT wieoer our geIinnnng
Gcfonmen por, oen 8orioIl idil'
ocrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
gcsmaOismms ciuacreidJt.

9iainm S. 8rid, elm Qeteftip ser
Baltimore & Ohio @a6u+@riea.
idoit~, Der am If. @i1r5 1915 oen
10 Sabre olten Gners G6mep eridoB
inO 81 cinem Sobr @cfdnonib per-
urt6eilt pnroe, bot Inn 93cguoOiolm9
criudt Die itnatlide 9egnaoiolm9s-
9e6orOe bat oaS 9egnaoieuuGSiArei-
ben bereitS an @onoerneur Sorring.
ton eineeian0t. 1Srid trat icine
Straie am 8. 6ebruor oieicS Snbres
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-20
Nic Gdl,ucIter entIaiIeu.

aiIr5 nah Dem eeltcrn glbeno i'm
ct. Soiepb'S SoipitaI crfoIoteu Gooe
ibres 4-iGbrigen @ruoers @illiom
eridien oic Shmeiter ocS
&nabcn, Die s Sabre aItc 9lmelia
&a6atis, oie oen 5duB aboeicuert
6atte, ser oem 9eben Ses ain0es ein
3iel icbte, IN @eglcihng ibres go.
ters in Der norooltIi6en @oli5eiita.
ton Inn iid Der 9c6orOe sur geriii.
gung 81 itellcn. Siidter Slit wlrOe
beuadri6tiet iulO oerielbe entlieB
nod tilr5em gerbor ooS unoliidli9e
fleine @dOhen bis cine llnteriu6mg
eineeIeitet lit. Ger 2eidnam oes
&ndben puroe bonn SoipitoI nod Der
Nlorgue eebradt. Coroner SnsIeD
BON Dem oitli6eu 0iitrift ea6 llniall
ais lo0esuriade an.