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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

ScrlilL is. 9to0ember iiber
9onOon f6. 9loo. Sin oiii5icaeS
@uaetin lpelAeS Geltc Slbcno pou
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grifisperin6e wur0en OIL bciOeu sci
ten ocS glrcre uteruomnicn glut
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6creits a6aeidla9eu. admpie iiroei
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2Sreiioire itatt,
oEranWlUolii@c 6ront. Ssciierer
6ortibritt pur0e on Der iiOlihea
StOut nemaUt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
ideu 6reocrid Roao uno Gomonoions
glpc.
0ailer glnihiIllo anilnarIeI.

Sun6ronctSco, 10. gfou.
&oiier Doi6ibito bon Sopan ontmor.
tetc beutc 9ben0 oui 0ic Orobtloic
9otiMoit Oes @rdioenteu S8ilion.
Ger aoiier gratulirte 0ciocn gIotio.
ren fir Die Grridtuna Scr 6unten
iprudf Station mo ii6erian0ic oie
beiten gSiinide Oeu 9Srdiiocutcn liIo
Oent omerilouiidcn Bolt in0ea cr
lt6noigc EroWcritdt iuo9Sobler0eDc
Der omcritonilGbci gtotion erboiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
llrntcitc nrncn g9irthidlnftcn.

Gie, @eieIlihuft 5ur llutcroriidlmN
OeS 9aiters~ bat olir@ ibrcn 9lnnolt
&o6n 5. Cornell bel Der Spirihicicu.
9icen56e6orOe @roteite geacn Oic @'e.
wdbruns uou 9iceBen an Die iolgeu
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pclhe om Souiiog sur 9erat6lmg
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i'd aeoeu bic iolseuoeu 9Ipplifouteu
INN Gceu5en iiir iectS @onote:
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gIpenue.
George arommc, glr. 20, Sit-Grc6.
StraBc
3o6u VI. Qoluru. 9}r. If. g}orO
SiabitraBe.
E6omoS &0cr 9}r. tloo, OlconoI0s
StroBc.
@oirid Smith, gh. s29l4 Sor.
ior0 9lueme.
@oirid 5toiioro, 9Ir. 1881, 6jrecu,
mount9lpeme.
2lpplifmten fir Sotel 2icen5en
Gomcuico Soto. 9ir 81, @cit.
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GOuorO 9. aant, 9ir. 563. @cIt.
,5routlinliroBe
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NarriionitroBc.
Charles &. @}oIpa5. SIR. 300, @cit.
6aprttcitroBc.
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GdtopiiraBc.
SSranf g. &ipiionc, g}r, 110. Sit.
2omboroiroBe.
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Sutousglpenue.
So6u s.. Secs, 9lr. 1928. 9SorO
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pbiniiroBc.
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S6orpiIraBe.
So6n 3e1or 9Ir 2S0lc Goliern.
Ipemc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
9talicacr mnhtcn Stcllnnscn anf.
0ebcn.

&ou, 15. glou. g4ic Gas ita
licuiibe &riegSont bclte oiii5ien
mittbeil!, pltroen oic iialicniic3eli
Grlppcu gcltern ge5munaea, ibrc ers
ponirfcn SteIlnigcn mo 8raben bel
San @lorco, oitiiD BON Gorj, api5u.
oeben, no6oent lie fiini glngriiie ser
Seiterrcibcr an oem italicuii6cn Slbl
ihnift BEL 0eii 3wci Eanneu &duiern
obsciblaacn lotten 6cinoli1c Sic
ger paricn 9olnben ani 9lcaillo. too.
teten 5icrourd 5pci SolNaten lmo
pelulu0cteii uicr 6rauel ino Sin.
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
ScrriaIcnts .@emcinSc.

@eronitoltet @o5or mo 9Iuitern-@i-
len in Serrmon'S Sollc an Der
9elair&ooo. 9lnsgc5eidnete
glrrou0cmcntS ocr 6roueu Gic
6cier fonunt 6euie 9lbeno 5um
gl6i6mB. @oiior 9urgoori
iclbit bilit tbatfraitig nit.
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bunocnc iG6rli6e 9o5or Der Seruio.
lems-@emcinOe, melder om Giens-
tag lmO geitern 9lbenO in Serr-
mons Solle ou Scr 9eIoir-Gooo, o6-
geboIten mlrOc. erpies iih ols Elm
aroBer GrioIg. uno Die NlitgIieOer,
iowo6l ais oud 5o6lreidbc 6relmoe
Der @cmeinoc ltclltcu iid Gin umo BE-.
mii6ten iih, Scr &crouitolttu0 5lnn
Griole 6l uerbclien
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luor Der 9reiS fir OoS 9l6cuOcien
oui % Gents onaeieet. Gie 2eitlmg
OeS @on5cn lag in 0en Sdnoen ocr
@litolieoer OeS 6rouenpcreinS Scr
@cmcinoe unO Oieiel6cu 6ottcn cS
on nihts ic6lcu loiicn, i'm allies
oui'SSoraiGlti0iic oor5u6crcilcl rmo
i6rcn @1ltcn cincn pcr9niiaiGnN6cr0
3l pcridoiieu Gic Scitlug loa in
@GnOcn Der 6rou Scnrp @rolcr im0
sic iolacuoen Qomcn iouocl ibr
biilircih pr SCitc, Srou Sobn &ein.
6or0t Srml Som @oiiiicitcr, Srou
%bilipp Mo0edc, 6rou W. ems, 6rou
gG. Gorucu, 6rml 81. Garter, S5rou
yobn Sen Srou Clarence NoIu,
Tran s. Gclnneiiier Srou %etcr
gSeil6er Srou CIR. @rieb. Sroll
G5nS. &ede. ,Srmu Is. Scrrman Gran
rSom SpicacI ,Srou &iltenboitir,
llmO ir, Sroll gi. @bilippi SrmI Is.
Souibcomb, 6rou Np. Nlil3ina Srail
g. @eraer, Srou ,So6u NIoriS, Sroll
/ s.. aoppelmomt 6roi q. Sorcn5,
5rmt SSobu 9Silief, Srmn s. Gbriit
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2ciiina, 6rml 9. 9eiolo, Sri emma
Giid, SRI Gliiobcib Guid, Sri.
Gorru @oooS, Srou ". ScmIeu,
1rou SSm. @c6er. ,Srou 8. Suoeu'
floS, 6rou So6n Goat mo oic SrlS.
aotc imO &oie Soat sic SrlS- 60
p6ic 9ioocdc, at6ruc 2llb, 6Iorcucc
SorScit0, 9Innie Sippcl 6rou Socob
Guid, 1rnu 9arboro @li5cL Sri.
NiotbiIOc imo Gotbcrinc @mIunu,
8rou Gictrib @liOSelfomp SRI Der.
t6o poiiictter, Sri. Gillian Gormc5,
lno oie Serrcu SorrD Scrrnmn
|bil. 9loOefc mo 2eonoro Boat
imO ,.loit but not lcoit~ ocr Sceior'
| Ger scr Gcmciuoc, @oitor =. g.
@lrgoori. Scutc Slbcno fonret ooS
Scit 3ii GnOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

@6ilaOetp6ia. ga Is. no
ucm6er. Ser Arcu5cr aColmbio",
welcber in ser 9'biloOclpbia ?&ariHe
SdifiSmerft elmer 9ieporahr miiCr-
5ogen lpuroc. bat iid beute uo6 gtem.
SouOon bc9cbcn. Der @aiiS iir Inter.
iecbooic Oil Ocr noroailautilNen
&iliie. Die nGonmbio~ iiibrt 0ic
Siog9e 0es @onirc AOmiralS eirmt,
ocS Gomuauomien Ger llnSeriecboot.
6lolille.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
lIinc y1nrnnnn fiir gLnNerr.

Bier &roouttcn Sdnoler batien
IdD Geiicrl g}ad)mittog Dor Hidter
Goptins in Der iii0meiiIibei @oli5ei-
fiction megen &critoB gcgcn Die &er-
tcbrS &cguloiioncn 81 ocrantpors
tcn Sic poren beidullOigt ibre @a.
Gen ldu9cr wic aluci Shtnoen oui ocr
S5traBc oligcltclIt 81 boben Sic ga.
ben lore glamcn iuic iolgt on: @m
e. Sorriion Or t749, @ilfens-9lpc,
9leu6cn Z. 9rcScoit, 93r 582, Siios
Sutton Npcmc, @cor5c Ritiica, gir.
33S, Siio @oo6peoritroBe, unO SSoo.
So6nion glr. 1910, G6riitianiirabc.
Scorgc &uiiea ging irei ans oic ila'
riaen bogegeu mnlBten ciae@eIonraic
uon $2A5 binterlegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
SSiir'S 9c6cu Oercint.

Ger Sinior @artner Der 6irna
Gi6cnba1 & Nnt6. Sunii9drtucr IN
9fr. iil9. @eit 9oliimorcitr, bat
lid geiteru nit Ger Sodter ieineSSe.
nior GortncrS. SRI SInnd Nlrt6
perbeirntbet. Die Sronng puroe
seierit gladnliitaa pou &aitor SaCob
d. Saitier poQ5ogeu SoS neugebo.
dene GDcpoar lit felt 5pci eSa6reu
gei6aitlid oiiociirt @eioe iino gro.
he 9auiflreun0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
81 0dmmcrt il QonSOa.


Qon0om Is. 91oucmber. Eie
9lugclcacnbeit scr 3criiorims ser
britii6en 5@iiiabrt 0urd oeuiide
llnterieeboote puroc heite i'm Cber.
baus aui cas- Eapet Gcbradt Baron
Spoeuban cyiuHic sic &eaieuna,
cine grflarim0 in Der 9'otnr Der
,Soruc iiir Some4 Politit ilV ,Sn.
tcreiie Gnalano'5 imO ibrcr 9lliirtcu
ob5rgebetb ais gtuhport 5u 0en arir'
iea9diien Iortidriiteu" Der oeniiGru
lluierieebooic. Gr crtlarte. ooB III
0em 2anoc Gin bcansliisen0eS @e.
nl6l &laB crarifien babe oaB 0ie
ltnterieeboot Seiabr beoeuteao idme,
rcrer 9tatur III alS Die 9ebSroca b2.
rcit iino, 3il5ugetehG.
9lOnliroi~ @oro acrcSioro Iaate.
oaB @roBbrit1nuiel on oem @infte
elmer crliicu @riiiS anaelau9t III uuS
cunabute SIR Guersic nuo g0ciiiidt
G$ mar 3cit 3nr ircien NnISiproMe
neil Gem lInterhanS uu0 Den 3eitun.
6cu oarcb Sic b5mil ouiofratilde &c.
0ieumg fell Scr 3clt RlaraoS cia
@lonltorb ouGelegt nor. o@dre oie
Slota0e poa glpiaa5 all iircug oard'
geiiibrt luoroca" CAB 0er glomirol
5lL vio WiirOcn mir imS ser llnteriec-
boot @eia0r nidlt 9c0eniiber ite6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
@crNnaIlIdIc bcim gIMgitciaen.

g(lS scr 2S Sohre oltc N}ariou
Grimes pou gir. 1922, SScr6ert Str
Gin Gboniieur, aus Ocni gilitonlobil
ichlc9 SrelnOcS an Der Gdc Ger
Shidcr. imo @lulocrrD.Sr. iticM
gliit cr chi Sem ASpbalt ans um0
brodJ oaS rehtc SliBgelcnt Gr mrs
Oe IN 0oS SQloee.Soipitol
IN cmcm poribcriobrcnOen lari &c
bradd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
NcltcEreidlee erfgIarridl.

W en- rid Sonooh 10. gtoo.
GoS 6ilcrrci@iibc 0mIptqaorticr
meIoct oiiiSicl oas 91ohitcDcnoe
oNcitli@ bon S6r5 liiaIieuil1e
6rout) erobcrtcn oiterrcidiibc Irup.
pen italienfidc tSrdbeu no6nrcu A75
MlUm mlO iiiai Gifi5iere gcioaa2l
mO crbcutetcn iiobel glaicbiucugc
nebyc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
0leinc GrdnSc an Ocr @altimOrc.efr

Sn einen &ouien glbialpopicr III
eincut Goncret 9ebGItcr I'M Seller oes
@eb6iioes oes oGeiitiden @orreipon.
oent~ eutitono aeltcn glbeno 5piihen
6 mo z llbr ourd Selbitent6iInoumg
Gin unbeOeuteuOes 6eucr, pelbes BON
Scr Spriben. Gonpoguic gtr. 80
prompt gcloidlt puroe.
Syn &pocS nGropn 2ltnd &oonl"
9|r. 225, 9t.9aItimoreitroBe, &c.
riei6 ourd Oos llcbcrfocben cines
acNclS seitern Goruittug Ons SSett
in 9ranO. Ger cin5ige onoeridtcte
G6oOcu NOR cine lGneerc Gerfcbrs.
Itoruu0 ouf Der Baltimore StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
@lShIider SOB.

Gic 70 Sabre altc N1nrgorct Nails
liaan BON 9H. 1903. Nlc&cnrg. Str,
brod mG6rcnO i6rcr gIrbcit in Scr
gpilfen@ S,oorio6rit, Ode Der Greoc-
rid-9lpcmic rmO ySilteuS Ctr. pl0b.
lib toot 5niamnct Sic mar ciucr
@erSlciocn crlegcr Cic Scid)c imtroc
BON Coroner Games @}. Scnton mt.
tcrmdlt mo ipdtcr III oic SSobumg
Der &critorbcucn 0cbradt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
sprano ans 1alrdIt in'a g9o1tf.

Ger IS Nohrc olic SSilIiam ecne
BON 9?r. 1908, Glorilon.SiroBs,
mtr0c noc6 cincr oiirc9cnScn Naao
bon eincm Foli5iitcn ocS iiI0liacn
GiirittS ciuacionaen. @enb hatie ~
CSencnldoii pou orei 0Iei@alteri9en
@cuoIicn ouac6lidl ciueu @uf9cl Sa'
Ter, oo0 Giacnt6mu Der oTeliert
@lor0lono Siicn6obn-So.", eelioblen.
9llS cr ii6 Dcriol9t lab rannte SellS
in 0cr &i6hne Scr Seo0cnball'
StraBe 0apon mo iprang an NllBc
Der StroBe ms Ssaiicr 100 or lpoier
hcronsgc5o0cu purOc 9ii1ier 9ion'i
hielt Oen anabcu iiir Gin bcnii0cs
&erh0r icii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

OIoDor ,Grelton pcod 0eitcrn gtod
mittoq ouf Der Court Nouic @lo3n
5u ocn WliiQlicOeul oeS nSinaben
0lois5ic6ter Clubs oom Oluiier~
ocS vSnobcn. MoiS3iid)tcr. Gibbs pom
gScihifer" imO Ocs n@irlS Some
Economics Ghb". Dic Mnabcn be.
qrilBten iiH qcitcriI M}orqen Dor ocin
@cbdtOc OcS .Gbriltlihen @crcins
jlmqcr WlGnner" ot Der Srolflin-
StrnBe. sic morit6irtcn Oonn NIT
sen MGOhcn, Nie chpoS ipdter cingc-
trofftn woreL nod Der Gourt @ouie
9Slo55a. Gic Spite Der &orooe bill
0etc bic aopeac Ger 81. Nlorien.Sn.
ouitriciAule. Die iu9cnOli1en WlniS
5iidtcr lpuroen bon OtoDor Greiton
oiif OaS 00cbiic fir ibrt glrbeit gc-
lobt. Sic weroell beiite ibre Sout
nod 4oibmeton fortiebcn. @citcrn
slbcuO idnO i'm nSotel SoDce" eiii
9onfett itott, bel Dem iicb anubcu
ino g}G6deu iebr oniiiirten. Sic
lperOer IN einioen Eo9en nocb 9olti-
more 5uriidfc0ren II. Die g(usiteIlung
in Scr 5. Hegimentsbollc beiidtigen.
6oIgcnoc Counties 6ottcn NRdodcn
no@ Baltimore geionOt
9lnnc 9Lrun0eI Golntn ~ 2ouiie
Sorriion 9|irginiu Eopni9euO m0
9}orD 2one.
@orfor0 GountD Gli5obei6
Street GmiIp 2ittIc II. Gao 9nigbt.
9lnegonp- County Gfiic HobertS,
2oouno Glaion imO Steae Soroou.
Ct. MorD's GountD 5rmccS
9loper, 8otb. Sopctb mo Sorriett
ElntbonD.
9ord)eiter Golmm-Gloro 9roofS,
&dibdtmc Gator im0 &omcl @loore.
5reoerid GountD ~ 9tut6 Garner,
Bouline Seuoridion mo Charlotte
@lcGouiels.
Sent GonntD ~ Wtinnic Gornc'
dus, Scleu @3ottbews imo Glarc
@leoOers.
@rince Georges GountD II Ser
tul6c Sidt, Senrietto 9rooD mn
Nierlc Grimes.
G6urleS COUNTY ~ Glconor 9a
brittoL eugene WhtrpbD in6 @lmi.
/ 2onglcD.
Gie Ntd06cn iour0en bon folacn
! 0en Gomeu bGpirtbet: Srm SRorl
6. @iB, 9lr. 1927 2inoeugpeme
sSral Of. SS. Gnrmort, 9{r.S17 9toro
SSrcmont StraBc; Grau &. SO. Gbom
berS, gir. IS, g8eit 6ronfliu StroBe
,SrGu SSebb s.. 9iector 9ir. 2122
gRoini 9}oOal 9lpcme, SSrou 6. s.
Scarce, 9lr. i7l0, @orf glpenic
,Sr0u 5. ". Cole. 9|r. 2202. @orri
Jon 9lUemc; 6rol Soiepbinc Smitb
gir. 3l0O. SSolbroof 9luenuc; ,Sral
/ 9. S. SSorner, gIr 5000, Clifton
Slpcmle; Srou Glen Gliucr, Slr
2S07 Clifton 9lpeuuc; 8rou Sboma
j 9. @onbcL 9fr. 2107 ct. HouI
I StroBc. 6rou @iaiam :. 2omtor
9ir- 1908, @arf gluemc; 6roh S. Vi
Singlc0, 9tr. 23t7. Gartom 9Sloc,
umo 6rau Gmcrioa 2om6, Slr. 23s
Somrcncc StroBc.
Gr Ewig6t $. @iobr Got olS Sc
pitdn ocS 9bH6ulou5-GorpS Der Ok
rplon0er glniionol.lSarOc rcIiOnil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

Sri. 9iOo Sec SolL cine Se6rcriu
non 9oIiimoreGomtu miro oIS Sir
pcrintcnOcnim scr StaatSglormoIs
ibulc bciiiuuortct.
Snl Nor Sinoi.Sempel bolt 6clltc
glbenO Nr. Slbroul Simon bon %oiN.
hmtou ciucu &orirng iibcr OoS Shc.
ma: o%cm Gin Suoc Gin Suoe it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

Strcnqc 9ogif. 9Qie
fam mat bloB bonn &ieroe ialeri
Sic ireinilliger Smlappiie6ell"
him Der llnseroiii5ier eiuen Nefrir
ten N Der Seitidide an. nRdbmen
Sic g MIR MD fir imeietligh. 0crr
llNtcrolii5ier ober IN 0cr 2itii tanu
i@ sic wccB ancppHen oH MIDI
bengcn blcibcn crpi0ertc Der bic.
bcre iddiiiAe SoIoat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

Gr. Ewia6t $. @iobr Got oIS Ga.
pitdn ocS SbH6uIou5-GorpS Scr @in.
rplonocr glaiionol.SarOc rcIiOnirt
im0 1T oou ScroS nod Der StaOt
5uriidgcfcDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
Wloroaa SCI aQiuo 0gcorae u

2onooit 10. glop. aonig
George empiing 1elfc 8. y Glorgou
IN einer Snoieu5 i'm 9ndinobam.lSo.
loit.
SratidC, Geitcrrcidiihc nnS llnaa.
ride driegsanIcihcn.
100 @larf uuS i00@roncn anfluSrtS.
Sbco. $. Siener e 6u.,
(WlarS13--l 2i7 SR.gnItimOrr.5tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
0o8 pcrmeintIfdc " 10.

GoS pcrmeintlihc " Q.
Matt. ga iit nnt mieocr oie
Sciiinriit flr 9liiprii6 @abploni'
ida ,Soridmg" caIsctreHcn mo
iA habe lie oodl abbsileIlt ais mciu
Mauu inS Sclo nnBtc r@eluiB.
and' SralL obcr id5 9a6' iIc llir
mid pciterabonnirt, oa iino I'M.
mcr 81 Fomilhe SiIoer o'riwen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

2 d aGcpOcr @cmcie.
@'lttcr (oie SoiterieIiic omdlcieaol:
&leocr nidlis aauonnen G5 lit
lbon 3um @aaranSrMlien Sett ba-
be id 0as 2ooS eriro BON Cir 5ieAen
laOen neil cs bciBt OSB anoer
Slid in Spiel 6abcnl~ gadfiid
,Sebii 0r Mama. 70 aeet'0 reil
On uie glau6cl miait Gap ih teu
&iaO mehr biul~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

n "9 enrictto 9oQe.
Or % Sa Somc scr ,Spcuricila.oogc
i6rss 9aitcn lid oclicrn 9I6cnO ~
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3rpSo'v.!s : SoaIlc1 Or. i03, g}oro.
gm,ryo' y'la "a, Strdbc, cinacilmocu. Gra,l
ucn !, S'cnbcrt 0ottc i6rc sSrcllnoin.
@e6n~,1.p ~1p Soaenidmeiicru SIT ciucr
bon "''ooiaaSlcicr eiuoeloOcit mcIdc
n,n,.a allcn Setter ic0r qc,uiiroiot
men ;:e oelclloiien bobcn ole ga.
iicrn l'q Delitc g(6cuo on oem 9n-
r,iSi,a1.Soliper riia,.,S. in Ocr cuonacIii6.lnf6c.
Iairo..,, ,,yeru'alcmS.air6c an scr @c.
''oa0 jll bct6eiIioen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
WILL GRAVEL ROAD
TO M'INTYRE MILL.

Eighteen cars of gravel are to be
placed in the Sixth avenue road be-
tween the Cotton Belt crossing and the
Mcintyre mill within the next week
or 10 days, transforming that stretch
of road, about thrce-quartcrs of q
mile in length, into a modern pike, and
allowing CT an excellent additional en-
trance into the city from the west.
The repair and rebuilding Of that
stretch of roadway will be the result
of cooperation between several in
terosts ard departments, the city
teams and wagons doing the grading.
The roadway is called upon to carry
heavy traffic. not only from the big
industries located upon it, but from
farm wagons, very many of which thus
enter the city.
About the same kind of work, al
though on not SO extensive q scale
was started yesterday in the east end
of the city, on three blocks along
Fourth avenue. from Michigan street
to the Doris B. compress. The city
teams arc helping there also by doing
the grading.
East Thirteenth avenue has been re-
built by the city street department,
and the work on Missouri street has
been completed, putting both those
tho1oughfares in first-class shape. and
making them both passable from one
end to the ether
Mayor Simon Bloom, Secretary E.
B. Bloom of the chamber of commerce,
C. e. Philpot, Street Commissioner
Leonard Carver and City Engineer
Frank Allen have all devoted close at
tcntion to this work the past few
weeks, and tho results are apparent.
For the first time in more than year
three different members of the city
council have praised the street depart
ment, on the council floor, for the
work that is being done,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
ENDEAVORERo OF
SOUTIf TN RALLY

Atlanta, Ga, July i3.--Full of en-
thusiasm fer q successful meeting,
thousands of members OF the Society
Of Christian Endeavor trooped into
Atlanta today for the first big all
South convention Of the organization.
Hundreds Of delegates and visitors are
here from Texas aad Arkansas, FROM
Tennessee and Kentucky, from Florida
and Virginia and from all the inter-
vcninG commemorative.
The convention program covers four
days and provides for daily public
meetings and numerous department
conferences. Among the prominent
speakers to be heard al the public se5
sions will be Secretary of War New
ton ID. Baker, Daniel Polling, noted
temperance orator and possible candi
date Of the Prohibition party for pres
ident this year, and the Rev. On.
Francis e. Clark, the founder of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor.
1t was announced that 675 new So
cieties had been organized in the
South within the past ten months.
There are now 1851 societies in the
South with total membership of APP
proXimately $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
Madrid RAILROAD
STRIKE RESULTS
IN MARTIAL LAW

Madrid, via Paris, July 13.-In view
of the railroad strike, which became
effective yesterday, the government
has suspended the constitutional guar
antees, and martial law has been pro-
claimed throughout Spain tonight.
King Alfonso has arrived at Madrid
from La Granja. A general strike is
announced for July is.
The city and province of Madrid
was declared by the government in
state of seige Thursday. This step
was taken on account of the strike Of
railroad employees, which has ldisor
ganized the transportation system of
the country, and has resulted in seri-
GUS disturbances. The strike began on
the Northern railroad, and is reported
to have spread not only to other rail
roads of Spain, but to industries ct a
number of great centers.
The principal cause of the strike
was the refusal Of the Northern rail-
road company to increase wages.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
PXTHIAN SISTERS
BE ORGANIZED HERE,

Mrs. J. J. Sullivan. of Kansas City,
district supreme deputy of the Pythian
Sisters. who is making a tour of the
state of Arkansas, for the purpose Of
organizing local lodges Of the Pythian
Sisters, will return 10 Pine Bluff
some day next week, and in all likell-
hood will perfect arrangements then
for the organization of a lodge here.
Wives, daughters and sisters of los
Cal Knights of Pythias. who met Mrs.
Sullivan during her visit here We'd
nesday. have shown considerable in
tercst in the matter, aud are now con-
Quoting an inquiry with the intent to
ascertain if the lodge can be formed.
Already several lodges have been or
ganizcd by Mrs. Sullivan in Arkansas
and with several more formed, a
grad lodge of the organization will
then be formed.
The grand lodge, Knights of Pyth-
Jas, has already gone on record as
earnestly desiring the organization in
this state of the Pythian Sisters, and
grand lodge and local lodge officers
and members are aiding Mrs. Sullivan
in her campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
MERCHANTS MEET
TODAY PLAN Big
TRADE CAMPAIGN
Retailers Expected to Co
operate in Eliminating
Business Hero.

Retail merchants who arc affiliated
with the chamber of commerce will
meet at o'clock this afternoon, at
the assembly hall OF tho organization,
to discuss the matter of arranging for
a series of "discOut days" here during
the remainder of the summer and in
tho fall.
There is expected to be large at
tendance, because many of the retail
business men have already been in
tcrcsted in the movement for concert
ed action to stimulate trade, especial
" to bring into the CITY rcsidet IS Of
the surrounding country. for trading
purposes. Secretary E. B. Bloom of
the chamber of commerce has drawn
the proposed plans in detail, and will
explain them to the meeting this aft
elnooon, those present then to decide
whether or not the plans shall be
carried out.
Liberal advertising in the local pa
pers and by means al posters and cir
culars in all the surrounding country,
is part of the plan for the "discount
days" and as the merchants will put
on "disccunts" prices for standard
goods, it is confidently believed the
enterprise thus displayed would re-
suit in much additional business, for
all classes. g..
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-07-14
PARTY FOR VISITOR,

Miss Esther Benton entertained a
number OF friends last evening, at her
homo. 712 West Sixth avenue, at a de-
lightful social, complimentary to Miss
Oma Welienrider of Dexter, Mo-, who
is the guest OF relatives here.
Various games were enjoyed, as
were music and dancing Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening. Those present were Misses
Oma Wcllenrider, Frances Land, Oval
Lumsden. Mildred Scott, Rachel Niven,
Anita John, Marie Westall, Esther
Benton; Messrs. Elton Moseley,
Claude Marshall, Dan Byrd, Baker
Goodwin, Joe Westall Joe Mcdaniel
Ernest Sans and Pardee Benton.
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