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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

chistic plot to assassinate all the
rulers Of Europe has been dis
covered here, according to a for
nal statement issued today by
Maclay HOWE, States Attor-
ney Of Cook county The alleged
plot was unearthed by the States
Attorneys men while investiga-
ting the activities of Jean Crones
suspected Of poisoning the guests
at the banquet in honor Of Arch.
bishop Mundelein a few weeks
ago. The States Attorney said
the list of proposed assassina.
tons was headed by the Car of
Russia. Emperor William was
second on the list,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Sealed Bids

The Glasgow Times takes this
method Of notifying business
houses in Glasgow, that, on April
the 10Th, 1916. sealed bids will
be received on | load Of coal, 80
gallons Of gasoline, 5 bars of
kitchen soap, 2 shirts, sack of
fertilizer, 4 collars (l2l size), l
package of plns and 2 brooms.
The said Times reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
on these items and to let the
contract for such work to out.
side parties, as per their lowest
bid, as is customary with some
Of our local firms when they
want $500 worth of printing
done.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Democratic State Committee
To Meet April Fourteenth.

S. w. Hager, chairman of the
democratic state committee, has
called a meeting of the COM
mittee for Friday, April IA, at
the Watterson Hotel in Louis
vile, for the purpose of calling
state and county conventions. 1t
is not yet known how long it will
be from the time this committee
meets until the state and county
conventions will be held. The
state convention this year will
probably be held at Lexington.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
WOOdiOtd Tax Levy
Fixed Al 49 Cents.

Versailles, Kyo Aprilll. The
Woodford Fiscal Court today fix
ed the county tax levy for 1916
at 10 cents on the 500, the same
rate as in 1915, apportioned as
follows Salaries and general
expenses II cents; turnpikes, 25
cents; bonded debt, 4 cents;
school purposes. 9 cents. A poll
tax Of $50 was levied.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

were represented. By request
Of the retiring Moderator, Rev.
W T. Oakley Rev. W Hugh
preached the opening
sermon Rey's. j 7. Barbee, o.
A. Barbee and J. NJ. Cook al Of
Owensboro Presbytery were with
US. Rev. o. A. Rarbee preached
the sacramento sermon and Rev.
6. L. Woodruff administered the
sacrament Wednesday after.
noon was spent in discussing a
splendid Sunday School program.
The Ladies Missionary Society
held an interesting platform
meeting Wednesday evening. On
Thursday at eleven O'Clock. Rev.
I. c. Newman preached, his
subject being, The Relation of
Infants to the Kingdom of God
Before and After Death" Pres
bytery goes to Rose Creek next
fall. The people of Fredonia en-.
tertained us in a way that made
us all feel at home and we hope
to 20 back again soon.
h, n, Lamb. S. c.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

err Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. VIII
born, of this city, and has been
County Treasurer some time and
is most efficient in all these
places Of trust. Marion now has
also a woman deputy sheriff in
the person Of Mrs. Greed A. lay
lor, and also boasted only a few
months ago of a woman lawyer
in the person Of Miss Ruby James
who is now the wife of Judge j.
F. Gordon, of Madisonville.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Is Found Guilty and
Sentenced 10 the Penitentiary

MaysvilIe, KY, April IL
Harry Sweet was found guilty of
seduction under promise Of mar
riage. He was given three years
in the penitentiary. Before SEN
tence was pronounced he mar
ried the girl which releases him
from the sentence, as long he
makes a dutiful and kind hus.
band
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
DERNICr SOUTHERLAND
wins GOLD MEDAL
10 Declamatory Contest Held in
The School Auditorium Last
Friday Evening.

The annual Declamatory Con-
test of Marion High School took
place on April 7th. The ten
young ladies who were competing
for the beautiful medal were
able representatives. They spoke
so well that they reflected honor
not only on themselves but Miss
Holtzclaw, the talented young
lady who trained them.
The Judges Of the contest were
Mr.. Bentley. Of Paducah, Mr..
Threlkeld, of jacksonville and
Miss Soyars Of Hopkinsvile.
The girls who were in the con.
test are Ruby Vaughan. Nellie
Stone. Gladys Travis. Gladys
Hardy, Katherine Reed. Louise
Doss. Opal Davidson, Marie Gass
Wilma Wright and the girl who
was awarded the gold medal.
Bernice Sutherland. whose decla.
nation was entitled. The Sign
OF the Cross" The medal is
handsome and well worth work.
ing for. This is not the last year
there is to be a medal and a con.
test. We will have another next
year. There is not a town any
where that has more school spirit
than Marion. That is proven by
the number that offered to give
the medal and by the spirit in
which il was given.
Marion High School is very
proud Of her young men. Heb.
ert Moore is to represent TIE
school in the 0ratorical Contest
at the meeting Of the lnterseho-
lastic Association at Morganheld
April 2Sth. He is one Of Marion
High Schools stars and we
are Justly proud OF him. Our
athletes are doing some splendid
work. The vaulters are doing
much better work than they did
last year and we carried Oft most
OF the honors then. The entrees
for the several other events are
getting in trim ard are doing ex.
, celent work. Encourage and
give your support to the promo
ton Of good clean athletics and
/ 1t will help these boys who are
going T. Morganfeld hoping TO
yin The silver loving cup.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Marion Proud Of Her Daughters.

Miss Leaffa Wilborn is Deputy
County Clerk, having received
her appointment from County
Clerk L. E. Guess. Miss VIII
born is the first woman to hold
this position in Crittenden coun-
". Miss Winorn is the daught-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

Mrs. Campbell Woodbridge for
grand opera. Mrs. Latham is
one of the most prominent club
women in Tennessee and is re-.
gent Of the Hermitage chapter
Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution, and also honorary presi.
dent for life of the Mary Latham
chapter United Daughters Of
the Confederacy, the largest U.
D. c. chapter in the state Of
Tennessee"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Well Known Here.

The Atlanta Constitution Of
Sunday had this TO say Of a lady
well known here:
Mrs. Thomas j. Latham, Of
Memphis, Tenn, will arrive April
23, to be the guest of Mr.. and
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Princeton Presbytery OF The
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN Church

Princeton Presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
met with the Fredonia church
April 4th, 1916. Seven ministers
were present and thirty churches
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
LOUISVILLE
VIA
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10Th.

Account meeting Of the Kentucky Educational Association
Round Trip rate S5.55 Leapes Marion $40 a. m. Spec
aI Train wM ieaue Louisville returning Saturday, April
22nd 1901 noon Tickets good returning on all trains
reaching destination before April 25h See hand bills
for further particulars.
Tickets from c. Ase,....--c E. McGREGOR AGENT
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many
friends and neiehbors for the
kindness shown us during the
sickness and death Of our below.
ed husband and brother, James
Beve''y boswell. W. also wish
70 The; k cur physician, Dr.. j.
K. Per y Tor us untiring atten-
ton and uniform kindness.
May lie / nd, b =.sings rest
upon one and al Of you.
Vile ard -!u..ers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

Woodlawn Mansion, the his
toric home of Nellie Gusts Lew
is, the step-daughter of George
Washington, the first President
of the United States, may be the
next summer white house. The
home is only sixteen miles from
Washington on an excellent road
and is one of the favorite STOP
ping places of President and
Mrs. Wilson on their motor rides.
The house was built in 1905.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13

~ 0gln'ss Inst Does No, Affect IN Httt
Because 20 ns t.UIc n1f iaratirs rafrt LANA.
riNF nknNO 4riNfhi. If better tftu afdirsff
gl.Hiuc fn3 daft r.i cause rfrrHafufsf 90
fIrgrE lu hfad fsmfntff the fuN uars -
ess tsf tfr trrtiaft 70 D. ~ CkoNH ~
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
HUGE ASSASSIN lion PLOT
Is UNEARTHED IN CHICAGO
Investigation Slows Car and Kai.
scr Wu, lnlend 4 Victims.

Chi,ago. April II. The exist
enee OF an International anar.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
~ p.>C RIpTION RATES
600 per year cash in advance.
Advertising Rates.

5Oc per inch S. c. Foreign Advertising
IS per inch S. C. Home Advertising
Repeated ads one-half rate.
Metal bases for Plates and Electres
Locals or Readers
Sets per line in this size type.
1octs per line in this size type.
15cts. a line this size type.
Obituaries &c per line Gasn
Cards of Thanks sc per line with
Resolutions OF respect &c a line Copy
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-04-13
Em ~ ~ 4 II +444 ~
gRIIENDEN RECORD.pRESS.
Marion, Ky Apr. 49,, 1916.
{. NJ. JENKINS.
E5ncr and Publisher

8ntere.i ~ s.cDa i-class matter Feb
srary SIN 1873 a; the postoffice at
Marion, Ael.ucky, lH4er tie Act OF
,Cnnrres- u Narco 3. 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Nie tgcrurOnnnn.

Se5iiglid Der am Moutoo inn
Stootrotb cingereibtcu Nlild.@cr.
orOnn9 miro om n69lten Samitoo
9|odntittoe i'm @ripot6iireoit bon
Wlo1or @reiton Gin ofientlidcs Scr.
Dor ItottfinOen, an Dem oie W5ifh.
Donoler lno @}il6proolBcntcn tbcil.
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nna, Die ooS @oitcuriiiren ollcr
Mild poriHrci6t, 0oaitGnoig 8ufric.
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Ten neroen aber 9roBe Sdmieriofci.
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oronlnla 81 entiprehcn mcs6oIb lie
pune SWeifel geoen Die 9lnnobme
DER Scroronung orbeiten neroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
NlcGOrmid luicOcr OcrfIast.


SEEM Dorf, "a. Gftobcr. Srn.
&ance N}cGormid, Dem Soriiser OeS
Oemofrotiihen 9totionol Gonites,
puroe beutc eine 5peite &loec BON
Srn. Seremiab ". O'2enrp 6uge.
iteat. Der aldecr perIongt $100,.
900 SdoOeneriab. Gic Slage grim.
oct iib ouf cine gleilBerlng Oie &r.
McGoruif 3eitiingsleliten gcgeniibcr
gemud)t bnben ioII. Die 9leuBerlng
Itano in @crbinOuno nit ser bon Dem
Ocmofrotii6cn gtotional.Gonlitc cr.
6obcncn g(ni1uloi9ung, ouB ein &c.
bcimeS 9t6fommen 5miihen S'2earg
uno ieiucn 5rellnoen bon Ger rglmc.
rican Sn0cpcnOence Conference" mo
0rn. Charles s. Suebcs, Dem repn'
blifoniidcu Grdiioentihoits. .@unoi.
ootcn, oetrofieu pcroen iem ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
osnna Oun gilIa snriidscluOrFrn.

GG@oio, Ger "a. Oftober,
Eoiiogiere bon CHIHUAHUA, welbe IN
sSuorc3. W1cr, onaefomnlen iino,
ioetcn bcutc, OoB @eucrol S5nno am
cSreitog nit Orei pornaelcu Solomon,
ocren mittlere or fonlmonoirte, geaen
6roncisco 8ilu porgeOrungen ief
@ctreffs Der bcioen 6Ionfeufolonnen
it, ipie oie 9Soiioeiere ioeen nidtS
befonnt o6er oos Centrum wuroe
pon giua nit idperen &crIuiten ouf
5resno, bier Wleilen bon Gbibuobuo
5uriidgciporfen
Sine 9lu5o6I 6remOer, sic iih ollf
Dem 3uge bcionoen iogteu, ocn Gor.
ron8osEruppen fe6Ie cS an Nanition.
IS beibt old, ooB eeitern SIbcnO
ein Spe5iol8ug oie 6onliIie Oes @ene.
rails Erepino BON Gbi6uo6ua uoh
Suore5 brodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
g9affe in snrtcr .Nnnh

alll DER GorOertreppe i6res Snuies.
Sr' y ll2, 9Iooiion 9lacp, iibcno, bSrtc
ole lS Sobre olte 5rou Wloroorct6e
,Sul9cllleg ollf Dem Sofc Elm pcro6h.
i'9eS @eroui6 I'm oieiem bcmoff.
net na1lpiireu 81 fonnen, boIte lie ei.
men II SteoolOer nis Dem S6Ioi3inmer.
SeI III Serobiteioeu belt iie oie ggoffe
nod oben 9cridtet in ser rehten
Sano. Gur6 iraeno cincn lllnltonS
entluo lid Ser &epolper lno orono
elne aiael in oen Iiufen 0berorn
DER Srou Eie Gerpuuolnq, melhe
nl@i aeTabrliber 9lotur it, uitroe
bon Gr, aoIoeue5 Oer6umoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Sin foitipicIiacs u@crnniiacm.H Z

Ger SAonftellner 8iIliom 9oit
9G. S04, Someriet-StroBe muroe
bonn &idter Gliff I'M norOoitlihen
&oli5eigeribt me0en t6dtliden 9In-
griifS ouf eincn N}onn, glomcnS
%orru McperS, Inn $50 imO Soften
9eitroft Sein Spier muroc gcitern
9Ibeno III 6eiinnuuaSloien 3uitono all
Der @de Der Sterling uno MloOiion-
StroB eoou @omorO S. Gopner BON
Yer $40 observation-disclosures, ouf.
gefilnOen mo IN einem 9lutolaihpo.
gen nod Dem ct SSolep6s Soipitol
9ebrabt. Ger Mloun 6otte ocn lin.
fen 4inn6oden gebrohen uuO dnBer.
Dem &erlcbIiuaen an ser 9ioie, am
Sinn rn0 am gluge oopou getroeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
1yiir sic Wcridltc fcitocGoltcn.

Nn 0cr iiiOpcltlihen Yoli3eiitotion
belt eeitern gIbcnO Coroner 5cnton
Den Snqieit iiber Oen Zoo Oes &c
gers @eorge @atts ob, ser om 81.
Oftober bon ieiner 8rou, emma s.
@otts, i'm Souie 9ir. i3 9toro Bin
cent.Strobc, nicocreei6oIicn wuroc,
uuO I'M 6rantlin-Squa
peritorb. Gie 6ruu purOe nod Der
3euocnpernebmuna fir ooS @cridts.
perio6rcn ieitge6aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
MlriirrhrIh nrrhnftct.

9luf Oeut 0ompfer nGitp Of gior.
folf" eerietbcn ole W}otroien @pe.
rett 9fitbie aus Golpert.Gonntp unO
elmer @HliS aus @louceIter Co.
So, in Streit, in oeiien TerIouf 9tit-
die ieincm 0jeener cine gefGbrlihe
Stihmunoe i'm Iinfen SberorH bei-
brodte, moourd Die Sdlogoocr bcr-
lest wurOe. @illiS uuiBte nod Dem
Wicrcp Solpitol eebrobt peroen
9iithie purOe inter Der 9eiduloi.
eung Scr beobiidtieten Eootlng Der
iii0IiNen Naturalization einaeIiefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
9LbLc6rn.

SIN gllter BON 7S So6rcn i6co am
@ontag glbeno 5ralt glmolic @olf.
RAM geb. SGubert, in Ocr g9o6nlinq
i6rer Eo6ter, 6rou @iorp Sobnlon,
in @len6urrie, aus Dem 2c6cn
6rou @olfrom mar ldon ieit So6rcn
fr1nflib uno perlor ibren @atten,
oeinri6 @olfrom, Dor t6 SSobren.
Gie Gerltorbene muroe in Oa6len,
DeltidlanO, am 81. Sonuor 1888
gcborcn unO fom i1on iu Sabre
1870 nod oen Scr Stooten. Sic
6interIdBt fiinf ainocr, 6orlmter a
Sodter; 5rou @IiIo6et6 @nOerle,
6rau N}nrp Sobnion 6rou aIoro
So6nion ino 6rml 9lnna @}aier, mo
einen Sobn GboS. $. @olfrdm Sc.
fretGr OeS SurnoereinS ,gorpGrtS~
iomie If @nteI inO cine Sdppciter,
Srml 9(nna Slob in 9cnb, Oregon.
Die Seeroigune fin0et morecn &or.
mitto9 BON @lenburnie aus uuf Gem
st. Mattbdus6r itott. @u.
Itor SreO gl. Z. @ieie bon scr cooni
geliid .lut6eriIben Stride all ocr
SSalbroof 9lpenue, miro Oic Srauer.
reoe 6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
WlOSerne Ginbrcd,cr.

9et0ubeu i6re Gpirr G6loroiorm.
9erouben Srout IS. @riSwolO
nm 100000 s8ert6 Supeiel. -
0icb nit olcihcu @littcI in Gbi.
cogo orbciteno, untcr bo6er 9iirg-
i4ait ieItge9oltcu
Otem gorf 25. Oft. -Sdmud.
iohen im @ertbe bon etuo 100000
purocn ans scr 9o6nnug BON 5ronf
@rop 6irisipoIo in GosIpn 6. g.,
bon Ciebeu 0eioblcn, sic bci ibrar
9Irbcit G6loroiorm 6cmtbcn, mie 6cil-
te Ser 9SoIijci gcmcloet murOc. Sr
@riSluoIo iagtc, Dob 6cutc Nlorgcn
in sen S6Iaf5inmcrn nit @6Iora.
form gctrdnftc Eoid6cutiicbcr gefun.
oeu muroen ais bic 6ouilic crpohtc
imo SpinOct SSlnpelcufoIten mn
Sdubf6der oilrdpiiblt morOcn lei.
Ell. Spurcn, BON oen Iic6en suriid-
gelaiien oeuteu oroufbiiL BOB iie
in 9Iitonobilcl fonicn.
@ludtc reide 9cutc.
Gbico9o, %, 0ft. So6mo-
bern gefIeibete 6roueu iortirten beitc
IN ocn iiberiiillten @cridtS5inner
m0brcno ocn &er6onohungcn geoea
9Ioonl Erobopsfi 5bnudiohcn i'm
@crtbe bon $4,000, @rodomsfi Ica
bel ieincn HoubSiigeu G6loroiorm sur
9ctdu6uug ieiner Opier benubt 6d-
ben; ieinc 9cllte iol nobe5u 100000
beuertbet ieh @r wuroe N S3 Sd.
len imtcr 9iir0idoft bon $S3, ,2o0 ge-
iteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Nnahcs Gin gImcriEaner.


llnO nidts ais Gin glmcrifoner.
@r bctont Dies bon 9ecuem in ci.
ncr RcOe in 9fclp Dorf. @iro,
iollS erudblt, cine ausidlieBli6e
omerifanii9c @olitif I'M Qienitc
omerifaniidcr Sutcrelicn ocrtre-
ten.
gsew 9orf, "a. Sftober. Sr.
Charles s. Sugbcs, Ocr republifani.
icbc YrdiiOentihoitS. Gonoi0ot, erflGr.
te beute 9lbeno Dor elmer Gcrlamm.
lung, peIde Die S6iiben.E Eorf.Sol.
le i'm Queens Borough bis olf oos
lcbtc 8IGe6en fiiGfc, OoB CT nidt oic
llnteritiisung irgcnO Scmanocs piin-
ibc, nocr ni6t oic Sutcreiicn unO
9lcdtc glmcrifaS iibcr Die irgcnO ei-
mes mOeren 2onOcs itcaen wiiroc,
ocr fir ousldnoiide glgereiiion Sm-
munitdt iidc, ooer Der 0ic @fa6t
Oicies 2onoes Ourd auslaroii6c Gin
fliilie ecbunocn o0cr 0urb onSldnoi.
i1c Wlobinotioncn bcbinOert ltebcn
molltc."
a@s 1T foum n0t5ia 81 iagcn, BOB
mir, ians i'd eepd6It werOcu ioIItc,
cine oisihlieBlid omerifoniiHe go
litit I'M 0icnitc amcrifoniihcr Snte-
reiicn 6o6cn pcrOen. SD babe fci.
nc eebcime @inperitGnonillc, fcin Der.
ltedtes 3ieI. Sails irgeno Scmono
onnimmt, OoB I'M Sale mrincr @r-
mGbllng Oie 9lcdte uno Sntcrciien
omcrifonii6er 9iirgcr irgeno cinem
unIoutercn 3mcde oOer ocn Sntcrcl-
fem Der &oIitif irgcno elmer auSldn.
Oiidcn Nlabt untereeoronct peroen
iolltcn, Damn bot or cine @ntt6u-
ihung 81 gcluortigcn.
SD bin Elm glmcriloner, frei lno
rein BON ollen frcmDen 6eileln. @ir
bcobiidtiecn cine ousidIicBIidc omc-
rifoniibc 9loniniltrotion 81 babcn,
mcldc nit allen gtotionen ouf Der
9oiiS Der pollfonmeniten @crcbti9.
felt ncrtebrcn, obcr omcrifonilhe
9iebte 81 2ono uno 81 @oiier unter-
l6iitterlih olfrcdt erbalten miro.
g9ir pcrOcn sic @cmislug unicrcS
9oocnS fir auSlGnOiide Sutrigucn
ni6t eeitottcn. gSir lperocn uns
ni6t Oiu6 0roblmgen bon ireeno ei-
ner Seite oocr ollr6 irgenO welhcn
ouSIGnoii1en @influB bon ltnicren
Gorboben ab6oltcn lafen. SD glou-
be, Dob oic groBc 9ioBe 0cs omcri.
tdnii1cn GoIfes cbrlib potriotiiCb
lit.
SD crflGrtc i6on pon loneer Belt
in meiner 9lnuobmc.Gcoe, ooB mir,
ob eingcboren oocr notlroliiirt, obnc
9iiidiidt ouf Goiic uno ojIoubcn, cit
gcmcini6aitIides 9ano boben lm0
fcine ectbciltc 9lnbdueIihfcit OuIoen
founen.
Sd piini6e nibt ole llnicritiisuue
irgenO eines Wiounes, Ocr ein Sute.
relie Got, OoS Dem oer Gcrciuigtcn
Staoten iibcrgcorOnet lit. 9ic Ser
einieten Stooten miiiicn 5ucrit fom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
SIT es uglubcrt iSaa.n

Or" Scriudnn Sdmiot CAB cincu
Gbed in 3o6hmg, ser oneeblid
bon Or. 9lobert @iIlon uutcr-
5eidnct mar. Or 9Silion be.
5eitGnctc Ocn G6cd ais cine Sal
idung. Sr. 2oreB @rcOleit
Inn 500 oeprelt.
Gus @litgeiiibl Der Geutih.9Imeri-
foncr in Oeu @citre6ungen fir OoS
gotbe &reli5 miro bon lid)ticbcucm
@clinOel allsgenlbt, unO lciOcr MIN.
melt es iebt in ocn Scr. Stootcn bon
Seuten, meldc meocr quito omcrifo-
niibe 9iirgcr, nod quite oeltide 9iir-
ger linO. Sic @ebeimpoISci murOc
geitern criubt, oen ols rGr." Scr.
mann SdmiOt bier rpeilenocn Wlann
81 Oerboftcn, oa CT iicb Gbedidlpinoe-
Ieicn 81 ShulOen fomen geloiien ba-
ben ioG. gr CAB Srn. 2oren5 @jreO-
lein bon Scr. 2tO, Siio.@utolu. Ctr,
om Wiontog 9lbeno cincn Gbed orf
$50 in 3ablung, ser angebIi9 bon
Or. 9fobcrt S9iIion an ser &orf.9lpc.
ollsgelteIlt morOeu iein fol- ,Gr."
Sdmiot t6eilte 0rn. @re0lein nit,
OoB es iein Soloir Iei oIs glngcltclltcr
Oes 9totben Sreu5eS. @eltcrn Nlor.
gen ging Der @6ed in nnocrc SGnoc
iiber inO in5wiiben rief 6rou @reo.
lcin, Die 5ufoaig nit Or. g9ilion
Onrd ibre friibere S6Gtigfcit ais
aronfelpilegerin bcfonnt lit, ocnicIs
ben per Eclepbon orf lno criu6r,
ooB scr Gbed cine 6dli6uu9 mo scr
Oionn fein 9Ingciteater ocS 9lot6cn
&rel5cS iei. 3u glci6cr Belt crbicIt
Sr @reoIein cine Eoltfortc, ouf mcl-
der oGr.~ Sermonn SdnliOt nit.
tbeilte, Oab er rin @eidGftcn" nod
Chicago reiie, o6cr in 0rei Goocn
5uriid icin UcrOc. SSrou @reolcin
iibergnb 0onn Oen G6cd, pcIder bon
ibr gcgen 9oorgclO bon Dem &c.
idGite ousgeI0It puroc, an pel6en
oerlclbc in 3obhtng gegcben mar, ser
@ebeimpoIi5ei.
@citern 9tadntittog murOe ser
Or" beobahtet, mic ct lid in scr
gtodbori6oit 6erumtricb uno ein
Monn Ger i'm geicben 5otte mo Icit
orei @Odcn nit ibm 5uionmenge-
fommcn mor, erflGrte Srn. @rcolcin
rnnter Dem Siegcl ser groBtcn Scr
Ihniegcubeit, ooB ser geiudtc o0r. I"
SfelnanO 9InOcrcs lei, olS Der Dor ei.
niger 3eit aus Dem 3u6t6oldc 5u
gItlonto entfIo6ene Spion DGo6crt
San.
GoS @criidt, OoB SAP in 8olti.
more weile, puroe i6on Dor cinioer
3eit pcrbrcitet, obcr unibcineno oDne
ltriohe.
gSie geItern 9l6enO in Grfo6rlmg
gebrodt purOc, nerludte Scr ,,Gr.~
bel mebreren onoercn oeutiben @ir.
then gefdIidte GbedS in 3o6Iung 5u
gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Nie @lurS.gIffaire i'm Gunnm.

9lod INNER in ae6eimniBooIes 0lln.
tel ge6iut. Ger onqe6Iidt
9loroer bon Canton nob 9lrling.
ton gebrodt. @iferiii6telei I'LL.
fer Ocn &oli5ei 9eanlten. Sci.
ne neuen 9cpcisgriinoc.
llebcr scr Goppelnoro 9lfioirc
3u 0loicooIc, Baltimore Gouutp,
I6me6t INNER nod Gin gc6cimnib-
poQcS GunfcI. Gle GountD- owobl
wie Oic Stootpoli5ei lit immer nod
cifrig al Der 9lrbeit, Inn Sidt IN sic
9Ingelc0enbeit 81 brineen oo9 bis
ioucit lit lpcnig erreibt morocn
0ie an uno fir iid idon iebr Der.
porrcue Sobe lit nod perlpideIter
gclporOcu, ooOurd ooBGiicriii6telcien
5uiihen oen gcomten Der Gorntp.
&oli5ei uno oen itGotiideu YoIi5ei-
@comtcu entItonOcn iino mo mG6.
reno 6eiOe Yortcien bis iopeit 5u.
ionmcuorbeitctel ge6t icOc 4ortei
i6re eigenen Mege @obribeinIiN
lit OicS scr @rlnO, ooB sltguIt 81.
idcr, scr in Serbiuomg nit oer
WlorOt6ot in scr Ioli5eiitotion 81
@onton in Soit gcboltcn purOc, gcs
tern 9lo6nlittog bonn @loriboa 50.
dcv bon BORT uod 9lrIingtou acbroht
morOcn iit no CT bis oui @citeres
pcr6lciben miro.
Gic @oli5ei OerbGlt iicb ie6r 5uee.
fn6pit iibcr Die 9ou5e sIn9clegenbeit,
uno cS lit beino6c mu08Iih, Gin5cI-
beitcn Ooriiber 81 criobren.
Slider lcuguet nod INNER, irgcnD
ctpaS nit Der Wlorotbot 81 tbm &C.
bo6t 5rl 6obcn oocr ehuoS Oarii6cr 81
miIicn. &oitor Scnrp @aenbcrger
bon scr ocutiAcu cOong. 3ionSfirdc
an lStcmmerS 9tun, Der nic berid.
tet, Slider in ieiucr 3eae 81 Canton
bciudtc, CAB bic Grfloruug o6, Oob
ieiner 9lnii6t nod Slider an OCr
@iorOt6ot lmihuloig lit.
Coroner IS. S. 6roncc, ser Die 60.
dc intcriudt mill iid cbenioaS nidt
Ooriiber ousloiicn, Ood licB cr iih
81 Der 9leiiBeruug berbei OoB, i'm
Sale oie 9iei6rnQ inter ocu Oerirbia.
Ocucu @oli5ei 6oftiouen niht nif.
bore er 6eobiihtigc, Die gon5e 9lnge'
lcgenbeit Dem Ynblifum 81 unter'
breitcu, oonlit Ooiielbc liH iel6it eil
llrtbcil biloen f0nnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
@cfGbrIide O}eocriu

Sor 9ii6tcr 9o6onnicn i'm mcitli.
9en %oIi5ci9cribt botte lid eciiert
9'o1mittoa Die 9leeerin @roce SOL.
mes 81 perontworten, Die bcIduIoiat
mar, i6re &niieoenoiiin @iolo Cooper
eei9ollen oils ou6 cinen SiepoIper
IN ibrem 9eiib ec6obt 5u 6o6en.
@roce iplroe 81 elmer @cionnltItrofe
BON 60 Sogcn @tianguiB pcrllr.
t6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-25
Icttcr Sdlof.gpIleoe.

Nnf Seronloiiung oes 9leecrS
S0os. &obinion wuroe ser gteaer
Senrp @oIion uerbaitct. Ser guri6c
mar belduIoiot, Dem &obinIon, lei.
nem SdloicoIleoen Sleiounesitiide
uno @ertb9egenitGnoe i'm @eiommt-
petro9e BON $i73 entmenoet al bo.
ben Eoli5eiricbter Sobonnieu pom
meltliden Eoli5ei-0iitrift, ii6cripics
oen Sei@nIoigtcu ocu GroBsei6wo.
renen.