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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12

Selltiges Gerbor Der 2ebreriu WlDrtle
Mellibom por oen 5dul Goms
miiidren. 9lnibuIoiauHg ne
gcn t0rpcrIihcr 3iihtigune oes
12jdbrigeu Charles 5nlbed por-
gebraht. 9lngelegenbeit bat
aIIieitiges Suterede erregt.
Der Wteuibop-6aIl miro es iein,
nit Dem iicb oie SduIbeborOe in ii.
rer beutigeu reeclmGBigen Sibuug
il criter 2inie beibGftigeu miro,
uno feinespegS uuintereIionte gScite.
uIngen Ser 9lneeIeeeHbeit Iteben 5u
crporten. S(ub in oieier 5obe Oiirf-
ten bic Shltl GommiIi1re taum ci.
ner 9lniidt iein babeu iih einige bon
ibnen bod bereits IN 5iemli6 Dcrs
ldieoencr glrt iiber ocn Sail geGu-
Bert lmO ibre beutige 8uiammeu
frnft miro I'M 3uioumenbone nit
Der @leuiboiu 9lnqcIcgenbeit in mel.
teiten areiien nit groBer Spouuling
rmo beredtigtem SSntereiie enteeaen-
gcicbcn.
5n elmer gpc5ial.5ibuug Scr
SduIbeb6roe am Dtittpod poriecr
@ode mnroe bcidIoIicu SRI. NlprtIe
@'cuibam, Der 2ebrerin an ocr5hlle
9tr S3, melbc beiduloiqt lit, ocn 12
Sabre alten Charles Salbed forper.
lid ge3iibtigt 5u babeu, 6eute @ele.
gcit 5lt acben, iicb Dor ocn GommilIa.
ren III oer 9lngeIegenbeit 5u duBcrn
Iie 9eiduIoialna gegen ole 2cbrerin
muroe, pic iciner Belt eingcbeuo Be.
ridtct, bon ben @Itern oes auabeu,
Serrn imo 6rat @eorge Solbef bon
glr Col, 9loro.Geder.5tro crho.
ben lm0 iiibrte bereits 3u einen @cr.
Dor Dor Ridtcr 1ean in ser norO0It.
liheu Eoli3eiitatipn.
GaS 8erbor ion0 an %. Tc3cma
Der porigeu SSabres itott Charles
Sal6ed iuies babel Striernen auL
melhc ME Ct ongab, pom 5dldgen
bcrriibrtci sic ibm IrGilIein Dicu.
ibow bciac6radt bate. Gr crfIGrtc,
Die Sebrcriu babe 5pei 5t0dc an ibm
ent5pei geiblagen.
6rGillein @leui6ow mar 2ebreriu
Oerjeuigen aIaiie, IN peI1e idlucr 3il
bcbonoelnOe SDiilGr, inter i6nen ser
in Srage ite6cnoe Charles 5albed
ii6eupieien lpurOe, cine alaiie, melde
al oic 2ebrcrin aan5 6eionoers gro.
BE glnioroerimgcn bejiigHA @e0ulo
uno glutoritdt itellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
glieNcracidlIaaen nnO bcranUt.

SSdbreno aeitcril Wlorgen Elm llbr
GupitGn 8iIiom SemcII BON 9}r.
il0S, Golpin StraBc, il tieTcm
5hIummer log, purOc pIoslid6 Die
Sbiir 81 icinem SdlIoi3inintcr einea.
oriidt, uuo ebe er itcb 8ur g9ebr iesca
fonnte, 5otten ibn 5mei @ldnuer be-
muBtlos nie0ergeidlagcn. gllS CT
mieoer sur 9eiinaiing fam citt0cdte
CT, ooB ieinc 9naridoft im @ciroac
bon 5000 periAmunoen mar, Die
&oIi5ei oes norooitliHcn DiltriftS
iuht cinen @1onn Der friiber nit
Capt. Semell 5uianmenmcbnte mo
DER aneeblih elmer Der 5luei 9iGiber
iein foil. Ser 9eitoblenc bate friiber
Gin 9luiternboot, oos abcr nor eiiiqen
Sabren unterging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
glolbt, Don einem @eidoB aetroffeu
mar)
SebenSrettuugSgitrteI
pom arcu5er Bremen
QnQei dl ~ e nj nj +
(NrabiIos nad eahbiaeO


9crlin II. San. Giue SEQ
penbagener 3eitlng iogt 0aB an ser
ibiueoiideu aiiite 2ebensrettrnaS.
giirteI ciueS oeutidcn @rieasidiifes
getlmoen porOeu iino. GS miro non
maBgebenOer Seite erFIart, Sab
0ieic @iirteI BON Dem arciBer ,,gre.
men" fommen miiiicu pelder Dor
einem Wtouote ourd elm gaudboot
perlenft pllroe, pie oifi5iea angege,
ben ipliroe Gin llnfolI, Scr einem
anoeren oelltihen &riegsidiiie 8ugc.
ltoBen iein iou lit ouSeeidloIien.
griten ltnperirorenbeit
&onOon II. San. ~ Sine &c.
peiGe aus Bergen an sic @cutcr Idle
0|a6riften 9lgentnr ans 9erqeu
belo9t ooB oil gorO oeS norpegi.
ldjen 0ompierS o2pngcnfioro" III
&trfwoa 1875 @odctpoIt Sade Be-
id)lagnahmt purOcn. Ger Gompfcr
fil6r an "a. Gc5eu6cr bon g2cu.yorf
no6 Bergen ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
gONn.ar1SMnn il sparrpms.Quint

Gic Niorpl6noer 5tobI.@elcIl.
idlait III SporrolpS @oint bat iih
ircnpillig entidIoiicn i6rcu 1000
grbeitern bonn 1. Sebruor b66ere
Sobne 81 be5o6len. Gic meiiten glr.
better erbalten einc So6er6o6nna
pon 10 Ero5elit, mGbrenO onocrs
dnltott mebr @eIo, fiir5erc 9lr6cits.
5eit befommen 0ie 9lr6eiter inO
ilbcr oie y|a6ridt iebr crfreut, ina
bic @eieai6oft lit ser glnlidt, Oos
lie Ourd oieieu Sdritt feline 9lnqlt
mebr 81 6oben brondt oaB Ole alp
ten Sanowerfcr, Die sir 3cit Icbr
geiiiHt iino, iucglauicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
GdlaMten Dem gpOe ms g[ntlib.

3wci Meiiibenlcben mdren obne
3ipeiiel ing Scnieits abbcri,icn
morocu meuu gcItern SlbeuO Scr
9ieuolUer ocS 9}eacrs @eorge u. lpcn.
ion, eines Diotroici AMI einem gai.
Ganipfer, niht peria5t bate. @enrD
Wlagcriupp, bon gtr, 632 SiiO.gopo.
StroBe, iuiirOe gegen 10 llbr plob.
lid in ser gf1be iriner @obmma
pom ocn betrciicnoeil g}eger onge,
baIten umo Ser 2cbterc belt ibm ci.
men groBen &cuolper Dor Die @ruit.
Nlagerilipp iaBtc ben gte8er ioiort,
worauf Ocrielbe sic 5HuBiuniie db.
0riidte. @Gidliheuutiic pcriogte
oic gSoiic. Der S6ieBboIO crgriif
nlsonm oic 6hlft luiroc nbcr eiitc
trr5c Stredc entierut pon oen 80.
li5iitcn @corgc NJ. N}au, 1cioBt. gSc.
ni9e Sdritte Dor ocm &oli5iitcn bIieb
Scr gtcoer itc0en mo pollte oeuiel.
ben nieoerihieBen, ober cin 5ucitcs
@ial ucriugte Der 9icpolucr. Sm
n0blien ARoment Ina scr aeuoIucr.
beIo aui Ocm 9oOen mo NoIi5iitDlap
bradte i'm nit @iilic einiaer Gai.
iantcn uah Der oitlihcn Goli5eiitaf
tiou, ipo Ct 6clitc ocal 9iibtcr uordc.
fiiNrt lpirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
9rei srOhc 6cniteridjciben sertriim-
inert.

WteNAt
9rei oroBe Seniteriheiben i'm er.
iten Stodperfe ser 6irmu Syinoc
Somburacr s. 56buc, Gde ser So.
noper. mo @altiutore.Str.. ipurOeu
geitcrn 8u friibcr @orgenInmoc ger.
triimmert lno oie &oIi3ei permip
tibet bob glngeiteIltc Der Sirno, Die
an ocn Strife eeganeen iin6, fir ben
Shooen pcrnntmortlicb al MAIDEN
linO Sic 6enitcriheiben milrocH aer-
triimmert flir5 nob0em 6ie Strifcr
eule Concentration Dor DEM @ebdroe
DeronitoItct bnttcn Die 3ur 5olgc
Botte, Dab Orei meibIide 9Ingcitelte
Der SSirmo megen nngebIidJ llneeb0.
rigen 9etrogenS perboftet unO in Die
ulittlerc $oli5eiitotipn eingcliefert
mlrOen. 1ieic nllBtel iib geIteri
Dor 9fihter Supplee in ser nlittleren
RoIi5eiitation pcrantportcn. @s iino
oies Sena g)offe, 10 Sabre alt, 9tr.
IS, 9toro gsoibinoton Ctr, glnnic
Berlin 10 Sabre alt, glr. i4S4.
@cugb StroBe, mo @race gsbite,
% Sabre alt, 9fr. 1910. g8bitelod
StraBe. Sri. g9bite witr0e oueebIi@
pon ben beioen anoercn ilngen Ned0.
den init @cpalt onpon obgebalten
lid sur 9lrbeit gu beaeben ilno ioIltc
IN oos Eager Der Striten0en iiberge.
ben. &idter 5iIppIee icbtc SRI. Der.
lin uuO SRI goffc oeitcrn uuter jc
500 9iirgldloft ouf freicn Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
glationaI.eomite ser SUPERINTENDENT.

GbicoN o, II. Sdiuior. Sic
Frogreiiipe @artei miro ibreu glatio.
nnl.9onoent nm z, Sitni III Gbicoeo
ab6olten 5eitIit 5uiaumeutreficno
nit Dem glntional Gonpent ser He.
piIblitoner, in Der Soiinnng, ooB iih
betoe &arteien oui eincn aencin-
itoitliGeu Gonoioateu fir oaS %rd-
lioentldoftSant einiaen lueroen
Dies lullroe bente pou oem g}otio.
nal.Goulitc Der Froarciiioeu &ortet
belhIoIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
Sommntutipnsratcn aufrcdjterbal-
ten.

9ie 3miidenitaotIicbc SonocIss
Gomniiiion in @oibineton bat ge.
itern cntidieOen Dob oie neuen Com.
nltotionsraten 5miic6en Baltimore
mo SSoibineton oufrec6terboIteu
lperOen miiiien. 9efonutlid bat sic
rEennlpIbonio @iienbobu" ouf sic.
ier Strede Die 50.9fimorcile.8 8ilIetc
gano obgeldofft ii. 0ie 6O.Runoreiie.
9ilIete I'M 25 Gents erb6bt uno oe.
pobrt fcincn 9fobdtt bel oen 1870.
Munorciic. @illeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12

Sttumwo &a., If. San.
Cine 6cuersbrlurit I'M 0Iei6ditsuicr.
tel Der Stoot bat $500,000 S6a.
Den angeri6tet. ,Sricommfs Ceporl
telncnt.Saocn, no oaS Scncr 5lInl
slusbrlld FAM imo bier anorcn5cn0c
@eidditc murocr ciigedidcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12

GI4oio, Geras, II. Sonuar -
Sieb3cbn Eeriouen ipie mon an
nimmt, idmmtli6 Qlmcrifaner, mel.
DIE aus Sta0t Gbibuobuo nacb Guli-
buiriobic, Gbibuabuo, 5uriidtebrten,
pitroen gcitern BON 8onoiten BON eli
nem 3uge Der Merifoniiben gtoro-
meitlihen 9obn 6erunter geboIt, cut
tleiOet imO an Sen @eleiien in elmer
&eibe atfgciteat, un fiiiilirt SIT per-
sen. Gieie ainoe brir9t cine beute
bier ein9eaon9ene gotidoft BON
Sbos. Wt Solmcs, iueIder ais cin3i.
ger entfom
Gb 0ie Sinrihtllng Der iibrigen 16
glmerifoner tbotiGHIi6 pol5o9eu
iuuroe, lit nod nidbt nit ooIieer Sis
derbeit befannt; Ood es miro be.
iiirhtet, ooB ale getoOtet muroen
IS miro gcgloubt, ooB ole 9ouOis
ten oen StreitfrGiten oes @enerolS
Soic 9foOrioue3 ciucs Giao.9ln6dn.
GERS. ongc6ortcn, scr IN G6ibuo6uo
aeacn oie He0icrung operirt.
Soit inmittelbor nod Gnpioug
Der 9lodridt BON Ocn llc6crfol wurs
DC sic GrobtpcrbinOuug 5lpiibcn
Siiore3 uno Staot CHIHUAHUA Our6
oen Gcnior Scr Gorron5os&e9iermg
aeidloiien. Ties aeida6, ipie ouge.
gebcn murOe, Tim oie 9iiAtigfeit ser
@eididte crit aus offi3ieaen mcrifo.
niidlen 4ucIlen 5u bcitdtigen.
giah flr5cn 9crihten lplroc Scr
3ng, onf melhen iih sic 9lmcrifoncr
bciouOcn ctuo 80 Nicilcn meitli1
BON Stoot Gbibuabuo ongebolten.
9tod Ocu &etorocu merifoniibcr
96iic lit bier cine Siitc Scr Slmcrifo.
ncr in Gbibuobuo pcr0ifcntlibt nor.
Ocn. Gic Oarmlf oc8citbneten 9}o-
men imO:
s. u. @otioH @}onoeer elmer
sdmeI5erci, 81 &oio; SS. s. @oI.
lace, 81 Eoio; Z. 81. GponS, 81
@oio; @ %. 9lomcro, 81 @oio; 6.
u. @ringIc, Gan SSrouciSco; Wlo.
rice gInOerion 81 @oio; 81. g. Alc-
$ottou 81 &oio; 81. Goud, 81 &oio;
9Iler, $, Saa, 9ouglos, 9(ri5.; G6aS.
@aolepob. Stri5ono; 6. 8. Robiniou,
81 |oio; @. @. getpmGm Gl @oio;
Sad Sale, gIri5ono; 9Iom6, 81 &a-
10; n. $. StnnouS, 3. 9(ooms, 8.
SSones, SbomoS Sc. SoImeS, 81
Eoio.
0ffenbor oIIe nerloren.
(Sp6ter.) glon einem 6cliteg(benO
bier bel Sru. $. 6. gtplcS, Dem 6ieli.
gen britiideu Gice.Goniul bon Ocn
britiiden Goniul ScopeQ in Staot
Gbibua6uo eiugegongeuen @eridte,
limo Die iieb5ebn 9lmerifaner, sic BON
merifaniiden 9ouOiten no6c 5to0t
Gbibuabun BON eincni 3uqe berliu.
tergcriiien purOcn ianimtIi6 gctoo-
tet iuorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
5djIapiriac gSScae.

GoIIiiioneu unO on6ere llufGae III.
ioIge Der id5liipiri9e1 s9cae.
Nlebrere Eerionen perlett.
stn Der @dc Ser Saratceo- uuO
GoIpert StraBe filbr geItern gSah-
uittog Elm @oggon Ser ct. EaliL
5traBcu 2inie III 8pei biHtercinua.
oerfoIgenoe 6ibrmerte imo ItieB iic
nit ioIber @cpolt an ouB Elm @a.
gen nit GROCER aruft gegcu oie
StroBenrmoiteine geibIeuOert miir.
DC uno ole g8ogenoeihieI brah. Der
5peite gSogcn mitr6e 10 eridiittert
ouB Der Seltider 0eiieIben Der gleger
Sobn 0berton, alif's Bflofter gepor.
fen pur6c unO @erlesunqcn am
.redten S{ltie oauontrug. Dic beiocu
6ubruerfe geb0reu M. @. aenp bon
Scr. 405, 0It 0liDer StraBe, bap.
@OworO Seorn, 93r. 11S, @lorfet
9SIoce.
6 olliiion an Ser @dc6cr
SaDette- unO Tront.
StroBr.
Scr &oIi8ei oes mittIeren 0iItritts
beribtete eeiteru 9so6nnttoe Sri,
glnno q. Gpfcr bon Samiltou pon
einer @olIiiiom bic ith ali Der Gde
Der 6apette. unO SSront. Strobc 5lge.
tragen botte, 9sad oen glneabcu non
SRI. Gpfcr colIioirtc oas Dou g9m.
@iienroud, gar. 201, georo. Ttrbaup
StroBe, seiteuerte SitneD nit Oem
Serrn ". 8. Charles, g|r. 1902.
ylorO CHARLES StroBe, geb0rigen
glutomobil, oas BON Dem gleeer Mih.
Bono geiteuert lpuroe. Srn, Gbarles'
Nlaidine miiroe angcblih nidbt unbe
oeiteno beiHGoiet, p1breno III Sem
SitneD Elm @ionn cine 9hnittuunoe
iibcr Dem gligc oobontritg. or net
gcrtc iic6 ieood. ieincn glomen an5ip
oeben ooer dr5tlic6e Siilfe in an.
Iprldl 5u nebmen.
3 aumeH 5erqtcti6t
gg65reno Ger 9crridtung iciner
gIr6eit in Der gngbp 6rrnitirc Gov
an Der Gde bon 6lcct. uno Greteritr..
brahte geitern giohntttog ocr 20
Sabre altc glrtbnr Sinfenbin0er BON
Or 1915, 0It SliperIiroBc. 0eu
rehtcu Gounicn ii cine N1atHinp.
mobei ibm oericlbe poaitdr0iQ ser.
auctidlt wlr6e Ger WcrIcetc ipuroc
1T Der Slmbulans Oes uorooitIitns
Tiitrifts md Dem ct. Soicpbs.So.
ipitol oe6rodt
9einabc eritidt
Ger cin Sabre oIte g9m Dlcged.
mar BON gSr. 1916, 94oro gumooo.
qIoemle, uobm geitcrn 9}adjmittog
bei'm SpicIen uuf Oeni &iiHen6ooen
Elm Stiidden 3inf II Sen Dttno.
ooS ibm III ser GcbIe itedcn blieb.
Ier S{nabc, Scr am GriHdcn mar,
ipuroc pon iciueu Batter uah ocm
ct Soicpbs SoipitaI gebrudt no
Gin FIRST nah tpeniacn @inuten oas
Stiidden 3iuf ats Dem Salic ocS
Ginoes entfernf Bate.
IutolenferperIcbt
Cine itorfe @eritduHun1 0es Mii.
dens 500 iidl gcitcru 9aadnittaa
Sobu G'Gornor, III, BON siabIanO-
toiun ST. als cr an Der @biIdoqIpbiu4
&oao, nobc 2oncp's 9dre. Bic @c
idlpinoigfeit ieines gtutomobiIs pcr.
rinaerte lrno oaiiclbe pl0slicb itcncn
blieb, lpoonrd Ct iibcr odS QeufraD
gelporfen ipiir0c.
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@eiaeIeat.

Ger Strife Ser 9lrbciter ser youngs-
topn Sbcet ans Cube Go.-Iic
9lrbeiter nebmen Die Sffertc ser
@eielicboft an. Gu6e berrIdjt
iest in YottueStowu. Gie N1i-
li5 miro po6rifeinIid 6cltc 5u.
riid9erilicu iUeroeu.
youngStomn s.. f. San.
,Sreo 8. Grorton bon Columbus, g.,
Scr ais Gernittlcr III sen Strife
gSirren IN oieicr @egeno na6 bier
aeanot worOen por, fiinoiote 6eute
9lbeno an onB Scr Strife Scr 9Ir6ei.
ter in Ser 9lnlogc ser goungstoipn
Sheet ono Cube So. 6eenoet ici.
Su einer bcutc 9l6cno bier o6gc
boltencu NlolieuperiammIimq Scr
9lrbciter puroc bcidIoiicn, oos 9ln.
erbicteu Der @cieIliAoit, pcIdes cine
Sobncrbobnng BON ctluo 10 @ro5cnt
ooriiebt an5imc6men.
Die 9lrbeiter luerOen morocu i6re
9lrbcit iuicbcr niiinebmen.
ST. @rorton 1T bemii6t, aid Sen
Strife in Sen @erfen ser .Nepublic
Srou on0 Steel So. bei5iiIegen, uno
Die Gonieren3en 5miifcn ben &ertre-
tern Der @eielIidoit rno Der 9lrbcitcr
meroeu morgen fortgeiett ueroen.
SSm biciigen Sollptquortier Der
Ohio glotionol @oroe murOc heute
abcno Ole 9lnfiinoigung gcmo6t,
Dob als cine SoIge Scr glcnocrlug
Der 5ituntion cine Srorc iur 9lbbc.
rAIing Der Drills mabriheinlib NOR.
gen erlaiien iperoen ipiiroc.
3iige iteben ihon bcreit, INN oie
SoIooten nat Soltic 5ilriid 8n briu.
gen.
Youn5Stomn Gy If. San.
DliIitdr ino FoIi5ei babcu @oa-
rem I'M @crtbc BON Tauieuoen BON
Dollars, oie bel Oem ipiloen 9luf.
rnbr IN Gait youngstown in Der
5reitoa 9tobt bonn Yobcl iortge.
ldleppt iuoroen paren, wieOercr-
lougt umo es lit oarin 10 ingefdbr
glles Dcrtretens mas in einer fleinen
Srtlfaft gefauft pcrOcn fam.
Inter Der 5iiriiderlongten 9cute
befinoen iib 9legiitrirfaIien, 9bono.
grapbeu aofier, SieiietoIdjcn, 40
9uibel SartofieIn, 95 Sad N3e6I,
800 Eotronen bon Oeneu einige in
Glnn.0rn Sugelr iingcmanoelt
moroen woreiL @elpiir5, 9affce,
Ebce, Nepfel imo onocre globrlinas.
mittcI StreibboI5er, oann cine
Dlen9c @leiOcr, Sdu6c, etc., ierncr
&aiien aller 9trt. @1eiier, Moiicr.
meier, llbreit 9iinae etc. Der aroB,
te IbciI Der geitoblenen Sd9cr lpirO
iuo6l aber ME HiriiferIongt wcrocn.
Die @roBgeidporcncn iebtcn bellte
il)re llntcrilhlna ocs 5trcitfropal.
les tort. SoiilfS @cnerol 9lnpolt
Nenrp 3. Ballard bon Columbus lit
bier cin1ctroifen im ocn GountDs
SlnipaIt Scnocriou biilireid sur Gel.
tc 5u itebcn.
Die &epnbIic Syron & Steel g.,
IN welder icit Dem 27. GeSember
1000 Selltc on Strife paren bat
bclltc oen 9etricb luieocr auf9cIorl-
men lnO eS iollen iih talIicno 2ciltc
sur gIrbcit cingciteIlt 6dbcu.
Glr,Ceo,a, - cNkt,,,,,,,c
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Gs idrb am II, Snmar 1916. NahmiiineB
nm 4.25 llbr, nnh LANCER AruHlbcit WatHua
tualaub gelte6te Satin ocs periiorhcncn Sobn
Wt. llnalnub TIM 9lter bon 80 Nabren IA
Mlcnaien ltnn IA Ta0en 0ic NecroiQnne iif
oci BON ibrer gSobnna glt 1896 0Hitsug,
nuisAuenuc, ans ndft 1lc Sct Ser Aeerob
9ln0 nito ipdier anAeaeben lNanl2l
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Nemofratcm luollcn g[nitern eiirn,

Der Gemotrotiidle Glub Der 2.
sSaro beabiidtiet, in nddIten Wao.
nat iii @ueoel'S @orf am M2iooIe
Hiper eilt Odlien lmo 9liiternrSiteu
abSubaIten 1r. @eorgc Seller. eiu
Glitglieo ocs 8meiten 5taOtrot6s
3pcigcs, miro ous tSeit orronaireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12

MbuHur,i.cH, Dtc ben ,Scatidjen Gurre.
Ipunocntcn" ntdDt pRnfilidt DOcr nntrqcI
mdGig CrlnItcn, iiub acbctcH, Der Office
bapun per EeIcpbou USer IdJtsi:ssh IDSH,
thcilnng su m1filen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
, 1-9oot- gi0rn.
GrOber britildrr Sam.
tter.
vSlpn WSacFarlone" elm
4S32sGDnnenI6iff.

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sebcn oefommcu. ~ Die iibrigcn
&itaIicOer ser gemaunung in
%aIto oeIonoet. Nlrmirtc Son-
OeIsi6iifc iolIten uIs SaIfstreu.
ser 6ctra6tet lpcrOer. Setter
rcidiidcs aopdboot Dcricntte
Oen 0ampfer .9orto soio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12
giebet5ebm 0lnteritnmer
getD6tet.

SOu merifuniiden SanOiten in Der
Olabe Oun staSt G6imaGua, @le.
gifO, bonn 3uac bernHtcrseFiiieu.
9In Oen Gelsiieu anfseiteIt
cutfIciOst nnO fiiilirt. Gin snt-
fummeuer SImeritauer briust Die
SdredcnstuHOe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-12

Ger Strife Ser 9lrbciter ser goungs-
toipn S5cct ans Cube Go.-Gic
9lrbeiter ncbmen bic Sffertc ser
@eicli&oit an. Ru6c 6erri9t
iest in Youugstomn. Gie N1i-
li5 miro po6rideinIidJ 6elitc 81.
riid9crllicn luerocn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

Seven good vaudeville acts and
the 14th chapter of THE Iron
Claw" comprise another enter
tanning bill at the Pantages this
week.
Rita Gould, formerly of the
New York Winter Garden, is
easily the favorite of the show.
Wearing lovely gowns, and Ing
ing in deep, throaty contralto,
she won her audiences like magic
yesterday, Her repertoire of
songs includes several that Ia
coma has never heard before.
LipinsNi's dogs present a ue-
lightful act in Everyday Life in
Dogtown." The little animals are
exceptionally well trained.
Leila Shaw and company pre-
sent "A Truthful LIAR" comedy
playlet that is better than the
average.
Mile. Lilyan and Martha Boggs
have a different costume for each
of their six dances. Danny Sim
mons has added new comedy to
his Military Hobo" act since we
last saw him. Rio and Norman
do some difficult acrobatic work.
Florence Moore sings new Osngs
with motion picture accompani-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
FIGHTING BOOSTERS
MONEY MAKERS in
CENTRAL AMERICA

fights are held. They are not
fights between two bulls, but be-
tween man and a bull. Some
times the man, armed with a
spear, is on foot; sometimes on
horseback.
These fights, in my opinion,
are unfair. SO long as the man
has the better of the bull, no
body interferes. But IL the bull
seems to be winning, the people
rush into the ring and kill the
animal.
These fights are growing less
common as years pass.
Movies are fast becoming
popular In Central Aemrica.
Many movie theaters are out
doors, very comfortable and
attractive. Spectators sit
under palms on mOOnlit
nights with gentle breezes
blowing.
The movies allow the natives
to have their bull fights and cock
fights without any person or AMI
NAL being hurt. Pictures OF
fights are shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
HAIR OFTEN RUINED
BY WASHING WITH SOAP

Soap should be used very care
fully, II you want to keep your
hair looking its best. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos contain
too much alkali. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
ruins 1t.
The best thing for steady use
is just ordinary mulsifled cocoa
nut oil (Which is pure and
greaseless) and is better than
the most expensive soap or any
thing else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub 1t in. II
makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out
easily, removing every particle OF
dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive
oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and it leaves the scalp
soft, and the hair fine and silky,
bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage. =
You can get mulsified cocoanut
oil at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and few ounces will sup.
ply every member of the family
for months.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

On the new Hippodrome vande-
vile bill tomorrow will be the
greatest feature act that the man.
agement has yet offered. In ad-
dition to the vaudeville features,
the Hip will have one of the best
William Fox photoplays, "A
Wifes Sacrifice" with Robert B.
Mantell and Genevive Hamper.
The big act will be Mae Wes-
tons Girl Review. 1t is a dane
ing and singing review of the lat
est Broadway hits. There are ten
girls in the chorus in addition to
the principals.
Thomas and Thomas in singing,
dancing and comedy will be an
other entertaining feature of the
new bill.
"A Wife's Sacrifice" is a thrill
ing story of love and intrigue and
1t gives Mantell and his talented
wife, Genevieve Hamper, superb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

TELA, Honduras-When ma
tives of Central America want to
travel from port to port they have
to take with them on the boats
their own beds or hammocks,
their own food and their own
stoves to cook the food. The
steamship company supplies only
the ships.
The stoves carried by the ma
tives are made of five-gallon
gasoline cans. A hole is cut in
the top of the can for chimney
and another hole on one side,
near the base, for a door and for
draft.
They burn charcoal in the
stoves.
Real gasoline stoves, II
they had them, would be too
expensive. For I'm Central
America gasoline sells at 75
cents a gallon.
At one port I saw three col
ored women come aboard the
boat with their hammocks, food
and baggage and some ROSTERS.
What are those women doing
with the roosters?" l asked.
1.-The women are traders and
the ROSTERS probably are cock
fighters" replied ship official.
Cock fighting seems to be the
national game OF Central Amer
lea when there are no revolu.
tions on.
In every village will be seen
cockpits. They are in circular
buildings. The pits are about 80
feet in diameter. Seats are dr.
ranged around the pits in tiers,
Each tier win accommodate
about so persons.
A small admission is charged
for each cock fight. Sometimes
the ROSTERS are allowed to fight
until one is killed. Sometimes the
fight stops when one rooster IL
down."
A good fighting cock Is
the best asset of many Cen
trail American families.
! On national holidays bull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

CaddieS On Strike

SEATTLE July 1S.Memhes Country
cub tightwads They've
pnehing Cad
which millonares
golf links.
The caddes numbering demanding
hour
only 20 cents hour and 80 doubles
Notice of the strike tombstone
the Country clubs golfer
Just think
of the strikers Why Tacoma caddies
al the Country club 20
Pkevle give these mionares
of the fat before S believe
At the municipal links eaddies
ee. and 80 game, usually requires
about hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
Chorus Girls Featured on
Hippodrome Vaudeville Bill

acting opportunities. OF especial
interest will be the appearance of
Genevieve Blinn as the wife In
the picture. Miss Blinn will be
remembered by many Tacomans
who saw her in stock at the Prin-
cess theater, now the Hippo
drome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
ADVISES HOW TO
KNOCK OUT BOOZE

PORTLAND, Ore, July 49,
Attorney General Brown yester-
day advised the prohibition state
committee that the most certain
way to defeat the 4 per cent malt
liquor amendment is to vote
against 1t. If the attempt is
made to defeat IL by voting for
the prohibition amendment at the
same time, both amendments
might be passed, and both might
Operate tneothn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
RED CROSS CAN'T
GIVE WAR RELIEF,
SAY THE BRITISH

WASHINGTON, D. c., July IS.
Great Britain, in note by
Foreign Secretary Grey, made
public yesterday, again refuses
permission to the American Red
Cross to make conditional ship
ments of Red Cross supplies to
Germany and Austria.