davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

5orm. gl6cr Scr 0rauntildc gicrO lit
i6r nidt 9egc6cl unO 10 6lic6 ouA
oic 0ronotiide ggirflng ans. Gen
groBtcn GrioIg OeS g(bcnos errang
Der .Q}olcr Gri6 &Ioiiowsfi nit elmer
60dJit origineQcn mo itimmungsuol.
len Mon0i1einoeforation ocrcn 9ilo
man nid)t leidt micOer bereiBt.
9itcroriib imenoli9 wert6ooaer
par Oic g(iiiiibrlmg Ocs rSraimipie.
lee" BON 9lueuit Strino6erg, Die inl
,S6eater in Der GoniegrGber StroBe"
Dor Iid ging. 9aS lit piclleibt Ocs
mlmOcrIih.9cnialcn S6weOen iuun.
Ocrlid.gcniaIitcs @crf. IS lit Gin
Sroim Gin GraumIpicl Oes sc.
beus. SSnoro's Godtcr Itei9t 5pr Gr.
oc bcro6 lmo in mirrcn flu5en Bill
0crn sic iidj mie I'M Eroimc jogcn,
buidt oas gon5c Menidenlcbcn Oas
gan5e McniAenlci0cn un0 Wicni1en-
eleno am 9cidouer poriiber ~ Oer-
Dirreno, cridiittcrno. DaS Stiid
Duroe baraftcriitiidcr 98eiic bintcr
cinem Ieidten 5Iori6leicr geipiclt,
Der Oie &oredngc ianit IN eiuen
Ermnu9arafter biiatc. Ios &ubIi'
flm oerIieB an oiciem mcrtiuiirOieen
glbenO 6as Sans 5ugleiG crgriiicn
unO beIInrubigt.
giel beitcrer ging cs inn uGcltiden
Spcrnbame" gu 100 Game &obolo"
oon 6eIir BON @ciugartuer gegebcn
nur0e. SIS lit ein muiifalii6es 2iIit-
ipiel nit pielcn biibi6cn Nlotipen
6as fiir 0ie 3lflmit nod 8ciieres ocr-
ipridt. Gos Stiif fanO groBcn 9ci-
faa, Ocnn oic 9crliner poatcn @cin-
GARNER bcpciicn, oaB ieine 9iiidtebr
IN Die Rci9sbauptitaot ibnen ber5li6
piafommen iei. llno ocr gliidlide
0hnf, oeH scr @omponiit Dem Yubli-
finn nbiiattcte, 5ciete, ooB cr Oen
Sim oes @mpiangcs pobl Oeritau-
sen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
Gr0bterbo 0 10 Ie.

y Mon iibergieBt Elm babies pfuno
Gtiiden3uder nit einem balben Pint
MeiBpein. Dd5u si6t man elm
Quart Touber sereiniste Grobsereu
uno mad elmer 6olbeu StunOs 5nsi
sylaI9en @ciBpein rno cine 6laI9e
8urounoer. Die 9opIe pir6 aui
Sis geIfellt un6 tur3 bebor iie getruns
fen ipifo, gibt man cine TIai@e @9ams
pagner bin5u.
p 9(us 8lpei Quart GrObeeren Iudt
man ungefdbr elm pint Ser beiten aus.
oibt fis in bic Serrins uH0 Itrsut 3uts
Ter onriiber. 0ie iibrigcn iibergisBl
man nit beiBem 3uderIbrup. IGBt ign
Spei Shlnben nit oen @robeeren aies
BEN unb feibt i6H bierauf Our9 Elm
Sud- in bic Serrine, IGiittst orei bis
bier JIai9en DloIeIpein bariiber.
iteuI Die 8opIe ouf sis unb fiist Dor
Dem Nuftrogen cine Slof4e Gbdmpogs
ner binou. Mill man iie einfaber bera
itellen, 10 i9iittet man ein Quart gut
gsleIene @rObeereu in bic Serrins, Be.
itreut Iie iebr Did nit 3uder, ldBt iis
10 mebrere Stunoen iteben unO sieBi
oann bier Slui4eu gtbeinipeiH OorouF,
Der ouf Sis geIesen BAT, iporauf man
eine babe GloI4e SelteripoRer bius
3ufiigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
RnIiiidJe Seitien.
Gin brutaIrr 9efebI brs @turrnIS
COiidCIiSlr.

9as @oIffi9s Selesrapbenburedu
meloet: llnIere Sruppen iinb in ben
8siib zines ruffiI8en 9efcbls selaust,
Der in OeutI9er l1eberiebung folgens
OermdBen loiltst: n9efe6l an Oen &om=
monoeur bes 1. turfeItaniI9en 9lrmees
torps Dom 2. Is. SUM- 1916. Don
Dem SberbefeblSbdber iino fir Die On,
ipenOung bon @ereeltungsmaBregeln
an gefangenen beutIden Solbaten fir
betanntpcroen6e Sale BON @erboreu
ruIIiI9er @efdngener unter Q(npen=
oung bon SOFTER uno @erItiimmsluu,
gen fOlgenoe ergdnSenbe 2lnipeiTungen
eegeben iporbcn: 0ie @ergeltunssmoBs
regel ion i'm 9erei@ oes 4orps ni4t
ipGtsr ols fiinf5ebn Soge nod 8es
ionntiperoen Oes 5alles BON srauios
mer 8ebunoluns erfolgen inter 9(ns
gabe bes 9InldHes. 9luBerbem iou
ben @efdugenen olsemein betonntgegez
ben iperoen, odB jeoe neue @rouiams
felt ollerItrengife @ergeltung finOen
lperOe. IL So lit ols Q(nttport ouf bic
@erItiimmeIuns bes &oIaleu petI9nz
jeip BON Dem 9ber6efeblsbaber ser 8e-
febl ergangeu, BON Ser nd9lten 9lbs
teiIung gefangener OeutIaer 5OIOaten
Sebn Mlann, obne 9(usI9luB Der Offis
siere, gu erI4ieBen fir Die Grauiums
ieiten, ote in ser Iebten 3eit bon ben
9eutI9en beriibt tpor6en iino.
(se5.) GjeueroI SOiI9elioie."
@enn Elm OberbsfebIs6uter ciuen 10
beItimmten @efebl gu @erseItuugs=
moBnubmen gibt, Oann fonte man uls
felbItperitdnoli9 onne3men, baB bic
Soften, bic aerd6t perOen foleu, uns
stpeifelbdFt feitfteben. 1os erforOert
Der europdiI6c &e9tsbsoriff obne @ei-
teres. @ie Itebt es ober oamit bei
Dem ruITI&en 8efebl9 9GGe 8eri9te
iiber bsutIbe @reueltotsn an ruifii6en
@efongenen iino bisber ais 2iigen
noGSupeiIen eefpeIen. 9tu4 bic @ers
iiiimmeIuna 0es Sol6atsn petI9nieiD
our@ oeutI@e Soloaten tonnte BON
ben gRuReu nidt feitgeIfeut pOr6eu
Iein, neil Iie ii9 ME uno ntrsenos 5u>
getrosen bat. sic 1T apar BON Dem
ruIIiI9en @enerdltob in elmer amtlis
den Mlitteilung bebouptet iDoroen, bod
baben bic beutI9en dmtli4en llnters
Iu@ungen ergeben, oaB Die eon5e @es
I9i9te I9on oesbal6 D0aig erfunOen
1T, neil bel ben in 5rase tOmmenOen
oeutI@en Q(rm.eteilen iiberbdupt fein
RoIat oes ufuriI9en Reiterreeiments,
Dem qetI9uietp anec6Drte, gefansen
qenommen puroc. Dies 1T iusipiI1en
am z. Suli in Der amtliaen 0sutfden
Grtldruns mitgeteilt porOeu. Sb Der
8lutbeFebl oes rufiiiheH 0berbefeblss
babers BEL benz erlten turteitoniI6en
2(rmsetorps ausgefiibrt worOsn III,
cnt5iebt fb nod Der 0ffentli6eH
aenntnis. ltnabbdngig OaOon seb0rt
ober sic @rallTamteit uno perbre9es
riT1e 9ei9tfsrtigtsit, nit Der oieie
Sentersorbeit obue senaue llnterlus
dung anoeoronet poroen lit, bor Den
gi9terItubl Der @ei9i8te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
MnDsnlFtNrm
DER Jramrtt
Die sruaOrtisc 6rancn-@cOi5in oft
Sas, iuaS nOt6is il.


g8ir iino 70 ooran oepo6nt, all QDDia
&. Ylntbnm 8 Segetable COMPOUND nlS
Gin Dlittcl ausl6lieBlid fir 6rouens
irartbeiten 81 ocnien oaB mir lcidt Die
Ebatiade iI6erleben, bob cs cine Der
beiten W0coi5lnen fir WlagenleiOen it,
@s 1T belonoers bel O}agcutranneiten
Der 6rall paiicno, on es in a6iohlter
@armonie nit benz ipcibli1eu Organiss
mus ipirft, ipeil es Die @rtrafte Der beiten
irdftigeuben 8ur3el uno 8rduter ent
halt &c itdrit bas @erodmnasibiten
iino er6obt Den glppetit mo bic &rdfte.
Sier lit, mas cine Sran ii6er Bic @rs
funs bieier Y1eoi5iu idreibt:
gaeiuficI6, g}sg. Il .es freut mid, al
Iaaen, oab i'd 2boia 6. Yiuf6an 8
@eaetu6le COMPOUND ais elm biliaes imo
ipirtidnles Wlitiel bci fat alien 6raucns
leioen empfeAleu fnnn @enioitens idl
fano es 70 bel oem @ebrduh bon nur
sirei Sldiden. Sd lit al llnberoalnins
feit in Iflimner Sornr befinoe mid a6er
iebt bel better @efunobeit uno id bers
bante es ali 9Doid &. Einfbums @eees
table COMPOUND Srau Burr @ils
Iiams, q. 8, glr 90, g{epfieIo, l.sg.
9}iele Erauen leioen OIL S6ludbc mo
9[bTpanmiHg ipd1reno lic arbeiten Sic
G6ancen iiro 5ebn gegen eins, ooB ibr
@eroanln9slbitcm gar5 auBer Sronung
lit. Sin S9eelottel Spotn Y. Einfbar' :
@eqetoble COMPOUND nadl ieoer Wlabl5eit
1ollte ons llebel III ireni9eil Sagen be-
beben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
9 9raun 9 ot.

@ine SaHe brounen 3uder, einunOs
einbal6 9eel0ffel Sal5, 5iuei @ier, 5ipei
@BlSTfel Jett oOer Butter, Dies alIea
gut Derri6rcn, Gin Quart Taure oocr
8utterniId). bier 8dHen Grabam
Mebl, otoei 9ohen ueiBes Mebl bers
mil6t nit orei srOBen &eeIOffeln
8adlood. Wlau eibt in gut gebutterts
pTanuen eine Gage Seig, oonn gtoii'
uen no9 9elieben, bann ipieoer Seie,
mebr @oIinen uno badt ole 9rote bsi
iebr eelinber 9ibe, Elm biz ciHunoeins
balls Stunoen. R0nnen porm ooer
tdlt eegeTen iper6en. @islleidt mug
etipas mebr 5liiiiisteit 5ugegeben tper.
ben, Der Seig oarf niht in %lumpen
bonn 9OffeI fallen. Sn iogenonute
Sens" seboden I9medt ss aud Dor.
aiialid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
qfum Q @ubotng.

Cine Safe feingebddteS Rinosrniss
renfett, atpei GaiIen fcin, 8rottrumsn,
cine eebdufts 9aHe 3uder, cine GaT.
ousgelteint,r Hoiiren, cine 1aTe gui
getpaI6sue &printben. cine SoFs ses
badie, bIandierte MdnSeln, cine babe
Sale 3itronot, fein geI6nitteu, eiu
SeeI0ffcl bon SdI5, elmer bon yasllen,
opei bon 3immt, cine balbe Wtusiots
nuB unO bier gut geIdIagenc Gier.
Ginen fladeH Teel0ffcl bon Sooa l1Ii
man ouf in einem Seel0ffeI BON mars
men @aFer. Dlan bstrspt oas ObR
gut nit einem pint Wlebl. Dos
llebriee DermiI9t man in foIsenoer
MeiIe: Wlan ei6t in cine groBe S9ale
bic gut seI9logenen Gier. 3uder, Sc.
ipiir3 uno Oas Sal3 nebIt elmer SaTe
Wil9. Damn riibrt man binein: 0as
DbIt, eebadte giiFe, grottrumen,
ylisrenfett, ems na9 benz anoern, bis
aIles berbraucbt 1T, uno bic ouFaeIofe
Soba SuleBt. Wlar gibt 10 biel waebl,
0aB bas Sbit 3uIammenbangt, oosu,
ipoaa man Oas san5e pint gebraudJt.
@ier Gtunoen to9t ooer 6dnpft man
ben pu0oins unO ierbiert nit grdnob,
Wein Ooer irseno elmer i6madbaftsn
6aure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
Sir SanS llnO
&ii6e.
@a[4i@pamms au reini

@uf4f@pGmme 8u reinis
gen.
Uldn gibt in ein nit laulparmsm
@oKer sefiintcs Mal6bedsu cine
3c6nteI lln5c iibermanganioures &ali.
pGT6t oarin oeu Sdleim aus ben
S9pGmmen, nimmt iie berouS uno
f9ittet in basIeIbe BoHer 5pan3ig
@romm GduertIeeIoI5, ndI9t Die
S9pGmmc oarin lpieoer aug. Oriidi
iie aus uno i9iittet 5u Dem gBaFer
&oli uub SaucrtleeIal3, iotpie stipu
5pei Drittel llnSen SaI5Tdure, porin
bic SGpGmme no9mals ausssipus
f@en iperoen. 3uIeBt iperOeu Iie in
&esenpnRer duseeipiiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
So lRantc[.

SSn einen @lcioerlooer neulib
&onlmt cine 5rot mo ipri6t 5uni
Gbef:
st is man ilt, oct id Sic treff'l
Oiit Oieicn Wontei IS ct ircillidl
3pce Mouot iin0 nod foum bcr-
floiien
llno ic6onit is CT Oireft oeriAoiienl"
Ger 0GnOler iudte nab 'ncm@riinoc,
Sob ouf Den Eoletot unO ibrpice,
llnO enolih QUILTS aus Icincnt
Ohnoc:
D&eri6olicn 0ofiir is ia &riegl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
aaube in piIanIer @auee

Saube in pitunter Suuce
Sn sinen Sopf legt man Spedibsi'
ben, feinseI6uitteue 3ipiebeln uno et'
mas Butter, bic bolbierten 9duben bas
rauf. Derteilt 8utteritiidden baribcr,
uno lGBt Die 9auben tpei9 unO
brdunIi9 i9moren. Damn nimmi
man lie teraus, ben Sped ebens
fans, ma9t bic Sauce nit SGtpibs
mebl idmig, sibt etiDas iours
Sabns, &apern, pfeffer uno Ulustats
nuB Oo5u unO lGBt ales gut ourdtos
den. Man ri9iet bic Soutcn in elmer
tisfen S9iiIicI un, flint Die Sauce bu.
riiber, unb garantiert nit ben mitge'
6iinitsten SpsdI9ei6en uno 8lGttcrs
teigbal6monben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

uboenentcn, bic ben ,Dentlden 0orreppn.
beuten" nldt pilnihld ober unreacluidhlg efs
Ralteu, fnO gebelfu, ber Cfllte DnuQW per Egles
SnUH pbr AltIUllh Wlltlpelluna ~ maMeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

EDOlOBIupl.
gadlram Gin @botoeragb bon 9ln88el0nH1.
ySr. l0. NeiiGfrinaionf5 f5ilohc
giationals8unf
,ghe CIT Toiun Mattunal gdnf" Manr nm
Grcicrs1iyuBe. Sncob g8. 00oi Ylaltriii
Scnrh 81, Rehue 0aiGrcr
,eeuuo glaiioaai aanH" i32 eab'eroooluo0.
osseiirln Natisrai Sani.1 10 aoro Gutolo.eig.
~. Wlarion Mallirer
Staats. .@onfcn
.,reutne @onf uun baltimore. @animorn
nno PoaiSau'siSabe anauli &eoer &silt
George s. cana aoilirer
Gpors8anfcn.
,,renHhe Gpurbaai non NaiitnBfc," Gui0ms
nuo ea'inorc.Strab'.
Eridt.Gompouicn
osais nepoiit aEo Gusa 6onpang," ia Scpips
@iormor. mo @rauii.Nertc
e. SilnarinsE & ooRs, 29s 9oroeOogI'o ~
San6uirt6idaitiihc @crai5e mo
Sdmercien.
griffith 1urusr 6o., 2O5 aoroaTaca g.rass.
ElumbHg Surnaccs, &auacs imo
Gefen, Gon0edcn iuto Gimen
Qtnucit 8roS,, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
aupierId)mieoe ni0 Bllmbcr5.
Jsen Nubert, 1894 sgunes snaRs, 6. & y.
1clepQun: g9plie 1909.
Teuer.Qeriid)crnnGen.
~ y. eladrffurb g. 60.
t17--2i 000mber Commerce WJilbn0
s1enilhle BeufrWefilmcrun1c'W ~ eicnldiall," pqt
iionn. unh 9dltimcrea1irdBc
,,DtutImaAm. Tcner NrtlthrininS. GHlinlMnNiF
NdliintotcsStrdBe uuh 0uli0n 0nuii NOeuc
,,1lnnal 9ninrance 60. oi 9iDcHps0i" 0elfn Wk
g91rfc,h NefiOen6sWllnneet, lOi~iO3 Nu1ua
her of Commerce Nuibiq.
% YWermuuid Scutf @erNGeuue9 Wfieninau,F
baltimore mo Wprib. zts,ke.
8ie6lplaiten, Mietall etc.
agen 6onlim 6 0a, 3ae., 1915 NabertoHs
GtraBe.
Giienpaorcn aller glrt ilno Suf.
idmieo-3ubeb6r.
6, groh @aDne Co., 500 86i Wotb.GuB ,ew
4fan0leib. @eIhdfte
.,eoniM1ateb eoan Co.,. NcrD.woh clrahs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Huo Dan0lrl.
Bssgs 8, 1uam 4 Nspesw, 10 CleerlHst&
6iEabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
9 6ulssbet i'm arisg.

9is nqab. 3eituue" brinst foIsens
6ss nG4ulsebet in Der ariess8eit":
@isp Seinb' Inn rns, gu treusr 9Ott!
pm ibren Tre0el mod gu SpOit
limb LAB uns ni@t erliegcnl
6iIf iiesen 6srr, biIf iiegenl
sic neiB es. 2ebrerin:
naoIf @aSrteL 9ein iiuo 9iuoemit-
tel. 9tenne mir elm Ueiieres."
S9illerin; Ser EraHrlng."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
gLnfnnlnbiIr-

3eitungcn, 3citibriitcn etc,
!, xbe Baltimore @elp5 0umgam", Mobcri 6 81
MlegerS. geimdiislii0rer. 22l Ns0npcrt 1tt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
Snm Orififdes.

gicucs gSort. - G6cf. o9lun
mas iaote Ocm ocr 4rofuriit scr Sir,
ma Wlurr Il SO. 81 46rcr 0ffertc n
Hciienoer: o@ar nidts. @r ia1
mid mir iebr binalslpurisuoa an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Seutide Bidder uno 3eitidlriite1.
a. souiha, gir. ooe @eiteegiuoloasiraDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
g @mieriae M6Iieiernnl

2 d 10 mterigc y bIicfernng.
Ginbreder (im @eloidraufe einc
@lcnge @oloitiide finoenO): uSdmt
idull bat Der 8a5i no al Sauien
@oloitiidl Oa6oom TT 6loB, Dab !
mieoer Sherereien Dab nit Der
Ncidsbanf!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15
l}nient.9 .9lniDdI4e.

knientsgllaDalte.
0bmln n, enmnelS, 9leti8nrmdi; 4aieule
puu0eS 5nubm0ricu. AerQgsrc0lc Niath
lnHo 1ruli NniloiuQ.
Ngnpliu ". Ser0MpH, iiG--ii7 Gnlp Huiono
1ssubr. 1e 9riaDruuO.
O. 8. 2e 2. ccrnro, az GoEiucnlol bb0
8rait6ireH felt 1872 crlolgreiO in hulirora
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

Mcrcantile glgeHcg,
81. 8. Glut q So,
6o2-6i0 Warblauo Grnli @lbe

gaumaterialieu E9iireu 0euiicr.
rabmcn, Q10cn ctc.
SaS, y. Softer & g., li5-li7 GnbsUrebe.
riGsGitabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

SeI0poitwoore SoIOot:
o@os 1T Oenn eigentlicb in ocr gro
Ben lu6e, Die Ou I'M 5eIopoitpudct
cr6alteu 6oit2" r. Sic g(uiihriit lit
DeriGwumocn uu0 id fonnf ea nod
niht 1erousfriegen, OBS Senf oocr
Sonig iitl~
gluf 0cm 9[nltouO. ~ SD
Bate NAL eiuen cngfi6en Sog0ge-
Diilien, Der ober sor ni6ts tolgtc.
y@cin g9unoerl 98as Deriteb.
0cm io'n GngIdnOer BON 9(nitano"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

aupieribniieoe rnO 4lumbcrs.
Jgbn Nubcrt, f7as gpumrs girnRc g. & y.
6cIcpoun 98olfe 1909
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

TrlAt-Gompanicn.
4, Sale nsppFt aEo xuin 6onpang," ia Solips
GiroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

vg6r clt Tnpn WatlUnal gani" @ap, mnD
Grcicr1iyuBe Sncob 49, 0Doi Ptaltrrs
bcnrb 9. Rebuc 0aiErcr
:, Seruub glniioani Aanl," 1872 GlhsNroGhlu0n.
lR G 99nQucr. Nuflirer
q, ,gpelicm National Gnni," "a N0to @uiulOs@it
80 Wurion, NnIiircr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

2anouirt6idaitii6c @cratbe mlo
Sdmereieu.
Vriiftl 1arnsr 6p., 205 @orosNacc zvass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

D1ormor. lmo Srauit.Mcrfc
E. ciIndrner & oous, 22s giorO.cDagleo sis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-15

&ie6lplaiten, M}etall etc.
un, 6unllm 6 0o., 3ae. 1915 AalberlioHs
Glrabe
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-12
Blood Accusation In Riga.

An attempt to spread ritual
blood accusation against the Jews
of Riga was prevented in time by
the intervention of the police. The
disappearance Of Christian girl
was Immediately interpreted by the
mob as an attempt by the Jews to
use her for ritual purposes and GER
tain Jewish woman, by the name Of
Kallen, was accused of having sec
reted the Christian girl for the pur-
pose. The police, however, inter
vened and found the girl without
any trouble and the mob was dis
persed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-12

The Rev. Simon Grojevsky, a ref
ugee from Jerusalem, has been APP
pointed visiting chaplain to the Jew
ish wounded in Alexandria, Egypt.
He spent his childhood in England,
and went as a youth to the Yeshlva
in Volozin, and is a thorough Tai
mudist and Hebraist. AS a con-
WINGED Zionist he emigrated with his
family to jerusalem, and at the out
break of the war, being British
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-12
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Extension of ti-Jewish Education
al Restrictions.

A difference Of opinion has arisen
in the Russian Cabinet on the ques-
ton whether the restrictions in force
for Jews in the schools and univer-
sites also applied to private higher
educational institutions. Count lg-
natief opposed the restrictions on
the ground that it was an unhealthy
phenomenon to find, on the outbreak
of the war, $500 Jewish students
in foreign universities, where they
were educated in non-Russian at
mosphere. If Jewish students had
bad influence on their colleagues, he
stated, SO did those Jews who adopt
ed Christianity, and thus entered the
university. A convert did not change
his character, he emphasized, "he
ONLY entered the educational lnst1-
tuition with indignation, having COM
mitted an outrage on his con-
science" In his opinion, if Jews
were indeed bad, then society should
combat their evil influence. AS for
the private schools, they were found
ed for the needs Of those who could
not find room in the government in
stitutions, and so long as the acquire
ment of knowledge was connected
with obtaining rights the govern
ment could not deprive certain
groups of the population Of educa-
ton. The Secretary of State, M.
Kryanovsky, supported Count lgna-
tieff, but the Ministers Of the Inter
ior, Justice and Commerce were II
favor of extending the anti-J Jewish
educational restrictions also to pri-
vate high schools. The solution OF
the question was postponed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-12

Official announcement has been
made that the new government mu-
nicipal bill provides for direct Jew
ish representation on the Russian
municipalities. According to the
present procedure the authorities Sc
lect few Jews in each town to par
ticipate in the municipal councils,
but no Jew has the right to stand
for election. The new bill permits
Jews to take part in the elections,
though it limits the number of non
Christians that may be elected to a
fifth of the Assembly Except in the
Caucasus, where one-half of the As
sembly can consist of non-Chris-
tians). The measure also restricts
the seats of non Christians. on the
municipal executives to one-thlrd of
the total number and prohibits the
election Of Jews as Mayors.
Rabbi H. Abramowitz, of Mon
treal Canada, who is the Jewish
chaplain to the Canadian Forces,
has issued circular addressed to
Jewish recruits in which he decries
the tendency of many of them to
enlist under assumed names.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-12

subject, he and his family were ex-
PEELED from that city to Alexandria,
The late Captain Robert Sebag-
Montehore died in his arms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-30
Frank Armstrong Buys
Three-Story Brick Home

Frank Armstrong. q Washington bus
mess man. has purchased the three
story brick dwelling at 2s2s Upton street
northwest from Miss Rena v. Hoover.
through Gardiner and Dent. real estate
brokers. The consideration was q. 500.
This firm reports the sale OF premises
1925 Highland avenue. Cleveland Park,
the corner OF Thirty-third and High
land avenue. II 10 a three-story. de-
tached dwelling. containing twelve
rooms. three baths. occupying a lot 100
by 100 II was sold for Robert ". Dob
bins to J. Koblegard. OF Ohio. Mr..
Eoblegard In making extensive improve
ments, and will occupy the house. The
consideration was said to be $4,000
They have sold for Robert n. Koble-
gard the three-story, semi-detached
dwelling 1917 Columbia road. II con-
tains twelve rooms, three baths, hot
water heat, and electric lights. The
purchase price was $4,000. The pur-
chaser. whose name is withheld. will
occupy II.
Other sales reported by them are 1s7
and l3s Eleventh street southeast and
SO c street northeast. They were sold
for II. p. Amos Mt total consideration
OF $1,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-30
Number of TheftS Are
Reported to Police

Police are searching for the auto-
mobile of II. T. Rodier. 1893 Lamont
street northwest, which was stolen
from in front Of ola f street north
west.
DR.. Oscar Coumbe. 1877 Euclid
street northwest. reported today his
garage, in the rear of 1916 Euclid
street. was broken open last night
and two automobile tires stolen.
Joseph Payne told the police his
home at 1915 Twelfth street north
west, was entered with a duplicate
key last night and several suits OF
clothing stolen.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company reported that the slot
machines attached to telephones at
251s and 1924 Seventeenth street
northwest were broken open and the
contents stolen. An attempt to open
the slot box at 1417 Belmont steret
failed.
Stone & Fairfax. agents. reported
that the vacant house at 40 Rhode
Island avenue northwest was broken
into last night and stripped OF gas
fixtures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-30
TRADE BOARD WILL
BOOST MEMBERSHIP
Get-Together Dinner Is Planned
for October 10.

IN an effort to stimulate its campaign
for new members. the membership COM
mittee OF the Board OF Trade will hold
a 'get-together dinner Tuesday, October
10, at the Continental Hotel to which the
board of directors OF the organization
will be invited.
The committee on arrangements Is
composed OF Charles j. Waters. Odeli 8.
Smith. and George IL Macdonald.
The board OF directors will hoiS their
first fall meeting at 4:l5 o'clock Monday
afternoon and arrange for the general
October meeting. at which numerous
committee reports will be presented.
A meeting Of the special committee on
law protecting the nations nag has been
called for $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon.