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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
IRISH ROMANCE ENDS
IN WEDDING WEDNESDAY
Daniel McLin6en. EmplOye OF Notre
Dame. and Sweetheart From
over seas are Married.

More than twenty years ago a
barefooted boy and rosy checked
lassie trudged together each day
along the roads OF Cork county. Ire
land 20 a little schooIhouse. where.
at adjoining desks they studied
'readin. 'ritin' and 'rithmetic" and
dreamed Of the land across the sea.
Yesterday the same boy and the
same girl" left Chicago for the
county building in Toledo. There
they Obtained "a marriage license. A
few minutes later they were mar
ried Thus Notre Dame and Chi
cago combined 70 furnish their first
real Irish romance
The bridegroom is Daniel McLn-
den, the head plumber at the uni
versity of Notre Dame. who came
from Newry. County Down. ireland.
The bride is Mae Heally. whose par
ents live IN Bally Slap Cutlery. Ire
land. The pair had been friends in
their childhood and then they were
separated when their parents moved
90 other parts OF ireland. A few
weeks agO. when the plumber was
looking after supplies in Chicago, he
discovered his former love, and yes
terday the pair eloped To Toledo.
IN "A note 20 his many friends at
the university "Dannie' states that
their future home VIII be in chi
CagO. Brother Irenaeus, who has
charge or the mechanical depart
ment at the university. is anxious 70
have the clippers return 10 South
Bend, since McLinden had charge of
the plumbing work at the university,
and was well liked by all the people
at the institution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Enthusiasm ran high at the high
school Wednesday, due 20 the contest
being carried on between the four
classes for the purpose of securing
the most subscribers for the Inter
Jude staff. a meeting of the fresh
viii be given a party by the Inter
man class was held Wednesday. dur
ing the sixth period all members of
the class being called. from their
last hour classes. The meeting was
presided over by Miss Dora Keller,
class sponsor. and Douglas owen,
president of the class. Committees
were appointed 90 take care of the
Interlude subscriptions turned in by
the class. The junior class also held
a meeting Wednesday to discuss
plans concerning the Interlude con-
test
a tally of the subscriptions turn
ed i'm Wednesday shows the junior
class TO be i'm the lead. closely fol-
lowed 10y the senior. sophomore and
freshman classes. So far only 100
subscriptions have been turned in.
most of the classes holding out un-
TN the last day OF the contest.
The senior class Will meet Thurs
day afternoon TO elect class officers.
The election Of president Will be
"a close race between Ethel Phelan
and Harlow Lippincott, with the
odds slightly in favor of the latter.
If Miss Phelan is elected it viii be
thcaf time in years that the office
OF president I'm the senior class has
been occupied 10y "a girl.
The following committee was APP
pointed 10y Raymond Nen, president
of the junior class. 10 draw up plans
for a picnic Friday oct. 6. The pic
mic viii be held along the St Joseph
river. near St Mary's academy. The
committee is composed OF Ruth
Mann. chairman; Stephenson Barnes.
Fred Buechne- and Catharine APP
pleby.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting Of the Recreation
committee which was schedule 70
take place Wednesday afternoon
was postponed until Friday after
noon. The final report on the sum-
mer work Of the Fairgrounds and
plans for the fall work, will prob
ably be the topics brought before
the board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
TO Plan FoR PARADE.

Arrangements for taking part in
the civic parade 10 be held Tues
day afternoon i'm connection with
the centennial celebration viii be
made by South Bend grove. No. SO,
Woodmen circle. at "a meeting Fri
day evening at 5:30 o'clock in the
Woodmen of the World hall a com
mittee that was appointed some
time ago TO take charge of the az
fair will report.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Word has been received that
Miss Esther Taylor daughter of Mr.
and Mrs W. p TAYLOR. 511 W.
Jefferson blvd. has been appointed
contralto soloist Of the First Meth
odist choir an Ooerlm o.. She has
also been accepted as "a member Of
the choral society OF that city. Miss
Taylor left this city for Oherln
recently. following = musical course
under the direction OF =. t. Lloyd
musical director OF the First NJ
r. church Of South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
FORMER SOUTH BEND
BOY WITH MARINES

George J. Wallace Of this city,
who formerly lived at 2z05 Perry
ST.. is now with the superdread-
nausht Delaware. which is cruising
the seven seas. Young Wallace en-
listed i'm the marine corps at the
Chicago recruiting office last May.
According 60 letters received from
Mr.. Wallace ne has had many
novel experiences, and has visited
various places throughout the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Howard Parker, who has charge
of the university orchestra. issued
the first call for candidates yester-
day. Last night a tryout was given
the new men and according 10 pres
ent indications the university or
chestra will be a strong organiza-
ton this year. The first practice Of
the coHegians orchestra was also
held in WASHINGTON hall last even
inc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
Notre Dame NewS

The Notre Dame senior lawyers
under the direction of Judge j. VUr-
pillat held their first meeting last
evening. officers for the moot court
work for the ensuing year -weTe
elected by the class. Samuel Fie-
well of South Bend, was chosen
clerk OF the court, James Mcmahon,
sheriff. and the jury commissioners
VIII be: Joseph r. FLYNN and John
Doyle. The court viii be in ses-
sion every Monday evening at $50
in the court rooms n Sorin hall.
The juries for the various cases
throughout the year viii be made up
of the members of the freshmen
class.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
WANTS DINORCI,

N. .de May Bell hlcd suit for
divorce against George Monroe BELL
lu superior court Wednesday after
noon rhargins him with cruel treat
meut. The couple were married Aug.
10. 1907 and separated Aug I. 1916.
she asks for her former name.
Naude Nav Peerl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
Centennial Notes

Children who are TO take part in
the pageant will be conveyed free
OF charge to SpringbrOok park for
their practice Monday afternoon by
the Northern Indiana Railway Co.
The students will take cars near the
school which they attend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Pioneers of the county are 10 be
guests at a reception 10 be held at
the Chamber Of Commerce building
from 10 O'Clock until o'clock
THURSDAY Mrs. J. N Studebaker.
ST.. Will be chief hostess assisted by
a number of women pioneers OF the
county. Mrs. =. A Miller will be
chairman OF the refres hments com
mittee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28
OFFICERS NOMINATED.

Officers We're nominated for the
coming election at "a meeting Of the
LOYAL Americans which was held
last evening at Beyler hal. 4 So
ciaI evening was enjoyed after the
business session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

The big gymnasium was the
scene of the first senior drill today.
Captain r. r. Stogsdall with the as
sistance of Sergeant George Camp
bell will have charge of the organi-
zation. According TO the new rul-
ing. the war department will pay
regular army reserve wages to jun
Tor and senior students who join the
local battalions. These students are
bound for service i'm case of need
as reserve officers for period OF
five years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

The sacred concert to be given al
SpringbrOok park sunday afternoon
az 3 O'Clock promises to be one OF
the interesting features Of the cen
tennial. Max Miranda. Frederick
lngersoll and w. =. McHenry are
in charge. All seats will be free.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Rev. John O'Hara. G. $. c.. "a for
mer teacher at the university. is
spending a few days here renewing
old acquaintance. FIR OHara was
ordained in indianapolis last week
and sung his first mass last sunday
He will go 20 the Catholic university
in Washington in the next few days.
where he Will peruse a course Of
special studies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Gentiel
peWayze e27 s Cherry ST., a daugh-
ter. sept %. at the ~. Joseph hos
p.tal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Rev Timothy Murphy. former
project OF discipline at the univer-
sity. now the pastor of s.. Alary's
church. Austin. Texas. is spending "a
few days here. He was called 10
his home i'm St Joe last week by the
serious illness OF his mother
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Public spirited automobile deal
ers has assisted in solving the trans
pOrtation problem by volunteering
- automobiles TO carry the pageant
performers TO the grounds every
night of the pageant. George B.
Beitner has had these arrangemcnts
in charge and it has been through
his efforts that the cooperation of
auto dealers and street car company
has been secured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Several factories are to close all
day Tuesday while a number of
others viii sClose at noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

The following parades will be held
during the centennial: Civic parade
on Tuesday; automobile parade on
Wednesday and the industrial parade
on Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

The local centennial association
has been granted the exclusive
right Of concessions by the city ad-
ministration.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

City schools viii be closed on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-28

Children's Stylish Coats
Grey, navy and brown ChinChilla-
navy, green and brown CorduroyS, also
in AStrakhan, Zibeline and Plush, with
wide belts and pockets, yOkeS or flare
backs, some fur trimmed-ageS to 8,
from $500 to $500.
Grey Chinchilla Goats, > to 8, $3.95.
Children's Fur Sets, imitation Err
mine, River Mink and Wild Cat, at
$1.98 to $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

DirS gcIadbt, oaB 25,0o0 aiuoeru
Ourdj sic &oli5ei 6reuoe bercitet
witroe, itnter Oeueu iiH pieIe befon-
OclJ Die Ourt Die SiuOerIdbnmug 3u
ariippelr gemodt porOcn iuaren.
Tie Seilsornec miro mor9en, 10
purOc ongetiiuoigt, einer groBeren
9In5obl bon 9eOiirftigen Glen Der.
tbeileu, ais cSupor. Sic SSreiiuilIis
gen pon 9lmerifa pertbeiIen beitte
QIbenO 5000 Q6rbc, Sic Gin Gtittoa.
ellen fir 8 oocr 10 Acrioneu cntbuI.
ten.
500 Giieu puroen bon Dem Semos
frotiiHen Moboipf GLIB oertbeiIt.
Cine reihe 6rou modte 0iirb Oie
ToIi3ei befannt, iic piiroc fir ben
@erIauf ocs @iuters fir 10 beoiirf-
tige SoutiIien iorgcn, inOem iie il.
nen aleioer Giieu, Sci5materioI umO
ytiebtsgelo eeben iuiiroe. Tieielbc
Game ioIl irbou an 10 6omIicn ie
500 geihenft babcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Sirsinisn IN trpfen fir iic.

9irginien i6eint nidt mcbr oos
@orooics at icit fir ipclbeS cS im'
nier bon ieincn 9eluobnern bcion-
oerS SIT 8cibnohten gcprieien
piiroe. Gros ser ouBcroroentlid
oroBen 3ufnbr bon Spiritiloicn ans
Dem Staote Wlorplono giebt cs eis
nigc @irginier bic nit Ben ,,trode.
ncn" 9erbdItniiicn ibrcS Stuntes lin.
5lifricNcn iin0 lmo @enlatbulng III
Der Stoot Baltimore hlhen. Sn
ole noroipeltlite &oli5eiitotion ipiir.
Sc Der 63 Sabre alte @iIliam Nliller
bon glr. 204, 2rleanssStroBc 9lid.
mono. 3d.. eiugeliefert, Der ideinbar
bodit 5ufrieOen wcr, Ieinen @ei6.
nddtsrmtid in Der Goli5eiitation
ons5uihIoicn
Gin on0crer Nir9ipicr iihte iid
ieine Shloiitele III Scr iucitIiHci
Station. Gs lpor Dies ser 60 Sabre
alto Dlortin G0woros, Der ipcjicll
pon GrenOion fam I'm eine Spris,
tour 5l moden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
iSHr Csefam0enc IN sibiricn.


@roBc Scn0luaen Dm @ci6nadtS.
iclt 0ort cmQctroiicu. ScIc'
aropbiiHc 9cno9ridtigimg be-
It6ti0t oicS. Die @erienolma
mr. 3cihpeiie ocitSrt. GriegS'
oeion9cncsSiiriorgc Sur Gntgcs
gcnno6mc meitcrcr @eloer bcrcit.
Gic &ricgSgciangcnen 6iIrlorge
9}cip Dorf bat ouf ibre Iebmodent
lid)en telcerapbiiben glniru0cn BON
ser 6iilfSaftion Eientiin IN Gientiin
nadfolgepoe ytodrihten crbalten;
ollnicr 9lobruugSmiitel5ug 10.
September crreiHtc 0en gcltim.
mmasort 5lu ridtigeu 3eit-Sano-
ten 0open6er 1000 4oitpafete, Oo.
pou 5000 fir GrieoSoeiongcuen-6iir
Jorge &ofetUerionot uia Sorbin
uno pio g9lo0iwoitof iebt itodcnO ~.
foIge cuormeu gmorongcS @clo-
llntcrltiisun9ei Onber iiir Giuil iuo
&riegsgeionaeue itetig 5lmcbmeno
llniere @el0.llcberpeiiungen ni1t
be6inoert
Siilisortion.
Ticie gladridteu bemeiieL 0oB oie
Ser arie9Sgeioueeucn-6ilrior9e fir
bic Oeutibcn lm0 oiterreihiiHlmga-
riIhcn @efongenen III Sibirieu iibers
mittelteu 9etrdee rad ipie Dor Den.
ieIben oroumgSacm0B 5ugeIteIlt wer-
Oen, ino ooB Der &afetperianot fir
oic @cfongencn nur 5citipciic geit0rt
it,
GcIo, iomobl ionIliec @oben imO
ii fcincr 8ciie gci1br0ct, Oa iie
idjIieBIid oic @eiaugcneu crrciden.
Gos IeIcgromm Der Siilfsottion
beiaet ferucr Oob @cIo6ctrdoe nab.
rcuO Oicicr 3eit al oic @eiauecucn
in nod gr6Bcren Meugen uert6eiIt
iucrocu, ioooB rcidG6c llntcriRisun'
gen crforoerIid iinO.
Gie 9riegS9cianoencn SiiriorNe
glcw 9)orf bat ouf cine tcleeropbide
Bite Scr SiilfSoftion IN ocn Ieetcu
s Iogeu 100000 tclearnp6iid fir
@eIolutcritiisimgcn mo @eibnodts.
ipcnOen fir sic Sibirieu-@eiaueeuen
iibcrluieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Plus Ocm Suneren WtarSIanO'S un6
ben angrcnscnSeu Staaten.

SRI. SSulio ~. Sboicr non anoy-
bile, MO., cine scr pcnigelt 2auo.
bricftrdgerimcn i'm Stoote, bat MN
bercitS felt i2 Sohren oen iiiomeIt-
lidcn GbeiI @larBIauo's ais 2ano-
brieftr1gerin beoicitt. gIlS Dor IA
Sobrcn oic frcic 2an0poit9ef6roc.
rllngsroutc croffnet murOc, ipor es
ibr Goter, scr iic be0icnte, iulO icinc
Eodter, bic ibm ousbolf iett bringt
sic Sobtcr oen 2ciltcn oie 9Solt rno
ibr gater bilft ibr aug. Sn ocn Il
Sobren bat Sri. Sbofer iddsuness
meiic $4,000 MeiIcu 5lriidgeIegt.
Wiit 9hlsnnbme ibrcr jdbrIiben Sc.
rien Sic rs Gogc betraaen bat SRI.
5bdfer MIR 80 Gage III sen ~ 5abs
rem oen Cicuit ni1t prrieben tomen.
Sri. Sboier beSient ii1 eines Ierbes
uno 9uggps sur 9lbliefcrilng Der
&oit nur nlitlnter, tpcnn SHnce Ii.
Negcn sic geee fat lmmoglih gc.
madt baben, reitet lie. 9(lf ben Sc.
bireSiuegen lit eili gliitomobil nibt
angcbradt. Sri. Sbofer lit nod i'm
@eiib oeS &ferocs, NIT ocm iic ibrc
9olfbo6n ais 8ricftr1gcrin Dor 10
So6ren bcgdnn, inS Charlie" lit
nod fir Gin ODER 5ipct Gage Die
@ohe, nah snisioec ieiucr Serrin,
out Sur 9lr6eit.
@inem Scr8ldlog crlce
cen.
So6n 9. Gorp, Elm 65 Sabre oIter
6orncr. lpuroc in Icinent Seim BEL
6lorenc. &oporo.Gountp. BON gaa6.
barn toOt olfgeilnoen. Wlan gIoubt,
oo6 ein Ser5lcioen Sdulo all ieinent
Gooe bat. PIN oerenneeneu Dienitao
beeoben lid ieine 8rali im6 G6Ater
iiah Baltimore, lin @enponote 81
beiliHen uno aleinSeitig @eihnaHts.
GinfGiife 5ii nlahcn. Seit Der 3ett
mar Gorp nidjt eeieber tporOeu. Drci
gtobbdrn, Cabin @oo0par6, Wm
1nipion uto Sobn Hoberts, oenen bic
Sodc uerodhtie uorfunt nlahten iid
uiif un iic 5l uitcriIdcn. gludoer1
Iie ein pcrlhlolicnes 6cniter NIT Sc
malt acoffnet bntteit fau6eii iie 6er
@ermiBten toot I'M Sonic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Gedb5ebn gIngciteIlte Der o9oIti-
more Irpood imo Sbipbuiloing
So" muBten iih geitern i'm @oli5ci.
ecrid)t 81 8roofIpn ipeaen Sbeilnob.
me al ben llnrlibcn bel Oeni bon it,
rem 9lrbeitgebern in Giron'S Iorf
perdnitaltcten 9luiternrolten pcrant-
tporten. 9lllc bottcn nebr ooer iueni.
ger beitiec &erlcelmgen bci oer
Streiterci oopongetroeer. Sic 9}o.
men Der 2citte nno ibre 9l0rcIjelt
Iiro pic iolet: Sobn @1eelcr, S1r.
1850, Goiuion-GtroBe; Sobn Gro0.
Didc Scr. i43S, 9lnoren 5troBe;
George Ieeonec, Sir. 1914, Sort,
StroBc; Sarrp Glnrf, 9}r12OS, Sull.
9troBe; 2oiiiS GouH1ro, 9er. 1916,
SulI GtrnBc; @oIter gclen 92r.
1925, SIt Clement StraBe; Sobn
@. gbcnbouic. 92r. 1712, Sodion.
StrnBe; GIouoe Sfages, 91r. 1901
@ebiter 'Strobe; Saul &eeO, 9tr
2109, Sit Gboic StroBe; George
gliIfe, 9lr. $40. Sigblono.globenue;
George E6ornton, Or. 1441, Goping
ton : StrnBe; g8illionl Steinnon
glr 1900, @eit Soffnon.StroBe
MuIlocc @ndonib, 9ir. 935, Snno
pcr.StrnBe; Sobu @ierede, 9lob
bile, Baltimore . GouutD; SluooIpt
Soiimon 9tr. t40l, 9fepnolos.Str.
@oiparo 8. gSertfoII, 92r. 200, Otoro
Grctcr Strobe 9iihter Scbn 6
Aotee beIegtc sic 0i1nncr nit cinei
Gtrofc bon ie $27.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
StaOtiId,c SBeibuadtsfcicrn.

&roiioent @ilicn ilno @eniabliit neb.
men oil Der 8eier in Der 8itn0eSs
bouptitaot Ebeil. gtm Meib.
nadtsboitm i'm 0aoOiion Squore
@aroen III S1em,yorf.
@aibington "a. De5ember.
8raiioent gNilion imo @enablut
luobntcn Deiite Der itdotiihen Meib.
nudtsieier bel uno itonoen l1neer
ais cine Stunoe auf oen Stuien oeS
Shobonts 0epartements lmo fan.
gcn nit GonIcnocn BON NS1nneru,
sSrnucn mo &inoerr Meibuabts,
2ieocr.
Iie 5eier mrroc inter ocn 9luipii
5icn Der ygSolbington auoer. Spiel,
plos- @eiellihoft~ obgcbolten. Gic
o9op Scouts" il. bic ,,GIirl Scouts
nabmen All oellIel6en Gbcil.
Die 5ctcr IN 9tem Yorf
Stcnp Dorf, "a. DECEMBER.
lin 6 llbr beite 9lbenO purOc oil
offi5iellc MeibnodtS @ciherrine
gielp Dorfs mit 6eurGnt5iinocn oei
Sihtcr am 8oiumc I'M ,@laoiior
Square @aroen" eroffnet. SEEDS
Stunocu ipdter mitrocn in Oen ro
ntiid-fotbolii1cn air6en oer STAB
bic Dlittcrnahts. .@leiieu celebrirt.
Sn ben EoIi5eiitotiouen Der 5too
ipurocr aan5e gerae bon @eideufei
! ON Die @eoiirftigen bertbeiIt. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
Gin Merf Der WlarBlanO glinScus
Idmlc.


Trci 9iuocr ibrer Nlnttcr iuieocr
iibcrgcben. Gruorben in
Guerleo Sdulfcnutniiic nmo er.
Ierrtct cincn 2e6ensbcrif. Gie
6rcuOc oer &Ieincn cine ie6r
ic6r 9roBc. aoneu blinO llr
@cIt
Trei blinoc &inOer aiugeu lctte
@ohc beim 5u ibrer @hitter 6rau
WorD 9lorris, sic IN Scr gt16e BON
2onosOoipne Icbt. Sic ain0cr bat
ten 9luinobmc in ser WlorDIdnocr
Sdrule fir gIiuOe ocfituoen Iie
&inoer lporcu blind in ct. Narp's
GMulip sur @eIt gefommen uuO ibr
&oter itor6, ais lie nod iebr jung.
iporen. 9llS Die 6omiIic ipoter nob
Sunosooipne 81 cincr Gnnte gejoscn
iuoren, bortc sic Niutter bon Der
@liuOcn 9lnitoIt in Goerleo. Tort
ion0en Oie SinOer ghtfnobme Inter
iodoerItduoiocr 2citlng baben lie
oHd piel eeIerut iuo iro INN IN
0er Sage. III ipdtcrer Belt ibren Sc
benSunter6olt ielbit perDienen 81
founeu Cic ainoer 5dblcn 8, ii II,
t3 Sabre. Die Sdulc ueriudt aae
blhioen @erioncn ausiiuoig 5u mo.
Net nnO i6re 6dbi9feiten fir slrbeit
imO 3iel 5u oermebren Iie SluitoIt
beoori Ser Dlittcl, ibre glufaobe
oiIrd3uiiibrcn; ocSbaIb bat iie cine
Sammcl Gompa9ne eroifnet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
@eridIndte il6cr 10 glaSeln.

9ep gorf "a. Ie5euber. IT.
Or. 5. 6rcOerid Soru be5euote in
einem bon SRI. Eereia Senien gegen
Die q. g9. @ophport6 Go. inter Ornt
9Irbciteeber SaitpfIiht.@eieb onae.
itrengten Bro3eB, oaB ans Dem &0r.
per NeS ilnoen @ld69ens ouf opera
tipem @ege 72 StednoSelu eutferut
morocn ieien. 9tah gIngabe Der
ger5te iino nod einiee 9looeIu IN
benz Sorper ser Gldgerin oerblieben,
5wei oopon on gefdbrIihcu Stelcn.
Sri. Senicn periblldte Die gaaoeIn
por 5lpci Sabren aIs iie IN Dem ga.
ben Der @ciealboft mil Dem Gefori-
rem Der 5hauieniter beih1itiet mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25
@Satruic unf llrLam6.

Gbomos Boli6, Elm Miotrolc oes
S6Iodtl9iffes Connecticut, botte
ouf leinem &eibnohts llrloll6 etipos
5u ticf in oie 6loibc gclc6en imo
lic9t iebt inl nWarplono General 500
ipitol", pobin CT gebroht wltroe,
nod0eut er BON Oem 9lutouobil ocs
Srn. Srtptl alinc bon Scr. t70S,
2inoen. glocmlc, in scr 9l6bc ser
9orf. ilnO SecDwortb g(pcuuc, iibcr-
fabren iUorOcn, mar. 0r. 4liue bon
Der y&line Wlotor Co., Ger. 1923,
&orf. 9loemic, erflGrtc ser NoIi5ci
OnB ct @nlib in Der StroBc liegeno
geleben babe. Gr babe iein @logliM,
ites periuht, Dem Wlonne ousSupei.
den uno babe beim llmlenfen ser
MoiAine @oIib nm anie eetroffcn.
Sm g@}orplono General Soipitol"
gobcr Die gler5te an, ooB Der @2otroie
aiBer on Gerlesltngcn am Gopf lno
Den &nieen inter ofiiter gllfobolper.
Qiftlinq lei0e.
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gicrflaidlc ais @affe.

@ilian Song cin 81 Sabre alter
9lrbeiter bon SporroipSHoint, miir0e
bon einem @enoHen bel eincm Erinf,
geloge. NIT Dem CT in Strcit gerictb,
nit eiiier Ieeren 9icriloide iiber ocil
aopf 9eiAlagen lino muBte III Der
oitliden glmblilon6 naH Dem ct. 50.
iep6'S @oipitaI eebrnd)t ipcroen.
geohocm or ncrbilnoen mar, wur0c
er nob Der 0itIihen 8oIi5eiitation
gebraht inio witianmt leirem PIN,
greiicr. @iliom Mpnccoop. Str. t09,
9llbemorle.StraBe, biiiter SGloB mo
&iceel oebradt. 8eiOe 0idnner luer.
ben li1 bellte Dor 9fihter @ereGi
pcoen inoroentliden getragenS Der
nNtUorten niiiIcn.
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SSeroGdltiac @eldTdvtc.

gIlS oer llnteriee aaiiiidrrer
n0cutidlono~ off iciner eriten gnis.
fobrt ais Dem poien bon gSelu 2on-
OOn nit Oeul Sthlepper nE. y. Scott
il" 5uiamncnitieB, luuroe oer Ter.
ooht Iout, ooB Scr 3uiomnicnitoB
am @noe fein 5iifdIligcr geipeien ieiu
ntoge. g9ir babcn cs ounols obge.
lebnt, Oiciem S}crooht 9his0rnd sll
aebcn, aber ii8wilAcn bot 0ic .,gSeip
Dort Gpeniitg NloiG~ sic glnaeleaen.
belt 3um Wcgeniton0 cincr cinpebcu.
Den llnteriuduug gemoht imo babel
limo Ebntiatben ans 2iht gefonlnicn.
Die olIcroinus 3n oenten ocber.
3undhit lit Oird oie Grmittelun.
gen 0c8 gtep.Yorfer @lnttes icItge.
felt iuoroen, OaB na6 ser 9(nfunft
Der nGeutiAlono~ nlerfpiiroig piclc
GngldnOer III glelp 9onocn ouftoudl.
ten uno iitb bort inter ollcrlci @cr.
ponOcn einlitietbeten. gincr oicIer
3u6iigler gab an, Mnrinenaler 3il
iein unO mietbete iih cin SGusden
NIT tcleropbiihcnl g(pparnt, obcr
bon ieiner WlnIcrei bat man nidts
aeiebeu Gs lit fciioeiteIlt iporocu,
OaB oieie GugldnOer iibcr sic Slbitd.
ten oeS @npit1us 9onig mcrtlpiiroie
unterridtet lpnren. glls in geeiu Con,
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ScfiuOcn pcrIflcdJtert i'd.

Seit cinieen Gogen lit ser &oIi5iit
Sobn 9ldcr bonn mittIeren Giitrift an
ucribicoeneu 2cioen, bic boIptidhli1
ouf 3aderfronfbeit 5uriif5ufiibren
iinO, crfronft, im0 muBtc sciiern
noH Dem Ylercp Soipital ee6rodt
iueroen SSm Soifc oes 9Ibenos botte
iib Der 3liltano oeS Wlonncs bcoeli.
teno perihlehtcrt, rmo oerielbe iullrs
DC BON Siebcruobn ereriiicn ioooB
Der EoIi5iit iyielo pont niittleren 0i-
ltritt on ieinc 8etticite comnionoirt
iulirOc, Inn ocnl Stronfen III cpcu.
tneIIen 6dILrn @eiiLonO al Ieiiten.
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(giieriiidltiacr GdlirflbpIN.

Sm llHipcrlitdts Soipital liegt
Scr g}eger 9luoclpb sSii6cr nit cincr
SdmBrpln0e i'm lluterIci6 Gr luur-
Oe bon glnnc glrmocl GountD bon
6rouf 8icn6ols bon Curtis @op oo.
binaebradt. 6iiber mar in @eglci.
tlng bon Dem 9lcgcr &o6crt groiun
lmo Ser 9legerin 6onuic Sniitb BON
9lr. 1ti4 @arueritroBe, ais cr ans
gcIcboiIen nurOc. 9lobert 8rplpn er.
50bltc Ser @oli3ci, oaB iie oac Irci
einen 9enlh III Dem Soiie oeS gle-
gers GlepeIono@rou III SuiriielO ob.
Qeitottet bdttcn. Gort bobe SSiibcr
cine gelpiiic Gertrude Sobuion cine
6rcuuOin @raD's, gctroifcu. @roD
muroe eiicriiidtig, ais ,Siiber iciner
6rcun0il 81 niel glufmerfiomfeit
idellfte, 500 ieinen &e0oIoer berbor
mo icucrtc maf ieineu Nlebenbliblcr
al. Eoroifbul iprang CT ois Dem
Seuiicr imo fIiihtetc lid. 5p0ter
plroc Elm 9leger bon sem @oli5iiten
SoIep6 Nt. Goniion perboftet Oeiien
gtame @rop lit inO Oeiien 9eidrci.
buig ouf oeu GdieBboloen poBt.
Gr fonntc niht pon6ilber iocntifi3irt
merocn Oo Scr Sesterc III betuuBtIo-
fem 3uitanOe liegt