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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
SaS OcmoIrntiIdc 6ampaene-
Gumitc.

0ie NlGnner, meIhe Oen aompf fiir
Oic @ieOcrcrp6blung Oes @r6ii-
benton @ilion leiten mcrOrn. n
GoS proereiiiOe Siilis-Gomite,
Oos Den Oemofratiiden 5iibrern
sur Seite itebeu miro. Die
glomen oeiteru betannt eeoeben.
9tep 9orf, 10. 9Iugilit. - Sr.
&once McGornlid, Der Goriiber oes
Oemofrotii6cn gtotionol Gomites,
fiinoigte bellte 9lbcno Oos &erional
oeS OemofratiiHcn Ganpo9ne.Gomi.
tes mo OcS Silfs-@omitcS Der BRO
greiiipen al, weI6e Ocn 3ampf fiir
ole @icOcrerpd6lung oeS @rdiioen.
ten g9iIion leiten merOcn.
GaS oemofratii6e Gomitc 5G6lt 20
@litgIieoer, Oos proqreIiiuc iic6cu.
9laditebenO bic 3uiammcnicbung Der
Gomite'n:
0emofrotii6es Gampoonc.Gomite
&ance 0icGornid, @oriiber; $50.
mer Q. Cummings, 9liiilteut. Son.
nccticilt; @ilbur g8. @lorl6, S6ab.
mciiter Soma; Garter @loB, Scfrc-
tar, Girginien; Senrp Moraent6ou,
Norliber 0es Iinons.GomiteS, Seem.
Yorf; Nii6tcr q. Q. Suospet6, 0lep.
Seriep; Sug6 6. %aaoce, @oI6ine.
ton; 6reo. 9. 9pnd, N9innelota;
SbomoS S. gSali6, Wfontano; 9ll6ert
So6m, Snoiona; Simeon W1. Syobn.
ion, Ohio; g8m. s. 9enlon, aanIas;
". g. Saimoers, Seem. .SerIeD; 6ron.
els @eoboOp. SSlinois; 5ronf 6. 90.
rcnus, @li6igon; Somes 6. Smit6,
0liiiolri; M. q. Coolidge, W1oIio-
buietts; @opin 01c9lo6, Californian;
9. s. STOPPER, Goriibcr oes Organiio.
tions Bureaus, lmo 9obert g9.
@oolleD, Gireftor fir @ublBitdt.
&iiliS-Gonlite 0cr @rogreliiOen II
9oin6rioee GoIbp. 9lew.gorf; Nlot.
them Sale, @iaiiaduietts; gilbert Q.
9lortoni, N1iiiouri; 6roncis s. Se-
nep. Californian; s. q. SopfinS,
Seem. Sericp; OIe Sonien, @oibina.
ton, imO Senrp @f. @allocc, Nlibi-
gan.
Sr. WlcGormid oeriidertc, OoB 0oS
SiilfssGomitc Der Yroereiiipen in at.
fiber g9eiie nit Dem Oemofrotii6en
Gampoene-Gomite 5uiommenarbeiten
per0e. Gr betontc, OoB Oic oemofro.
tii1c Yortei ni6t sic 9l6iibt babe. oie
progreiiipe Fartei 81 obiorbiren;
bod iie erfcnne in Oen @roareiiipen
cine @ruppe bon imabbdnaigen Wldn-
nern mO 6rauen, 0ie fir Sicielben
progreiiipen &rin5ipien eintreten,
mic Die Demofroteu. Die oenofrati.
lhc @nrtei miinlde sic lpontonc unO
6er5bafte Cooperation Scr &rogreIii.
ben nnO iei Ser glniibt, oaB ser 0lc-
foro Der oemofratiihen &artei lmter
gSilion cine iolhe Cooperation bon
lnO gon5 Oer0iene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
..OSb GSellnlusn in lScn.Nlnr.

@eiiern iono Oie Sobres-Gelmion
Der nSOo SSelloips" bon MorDlono
inO Dem Giitrift Columbia 81 @en.
Mar itott. @on Baltimore eineen
5lUei Spe5iol5iiec Der @eitern MorD.
lono-9abn nit Wiit9licOern OeS Sr.
oens ob imo 0aS ihone SSctter Der.
iestc oie 9luSiliieIer in oie bette
Stimmlng. Sci oen @erenonien IN
@en-0lar bieIt @r.@roBmciiter Sos.
". Chapman bon Baltimore bic
SSeitreOc. Ole 9(usiliigler febrtcn ge-
ltern 9lbenO mobl6ebolten 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Die SitneD- Gbouffeure Sor-
rp @onttpea bon g}r. 917, g}oro-G6c-
iter-StroBe, unO &enrp S6ulb bon
gtr. 2418, gliblonO-9lOenue, wurOen
oeitern BON 9iidter EadorO in DER
nittleren @oli5eiitotion unter ser
9[ni6ul0ioung, ongeblib riidii6tsloS
eefobren 81 iein nit ie So uno Soften
beitroft. 0ie beiocn Gbouffeiirc Itic-
Ben am @littipod in ser 6opetteltr.
nit i6ren 9liltomobilen 5ulammen
lmo beid6oigten Elm in Scr StroBe
ite6enOes 6orO-glutomobil, iotpie ei.
men @ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
0nmcn npn Wlnrtins6nrn.

Sermon @csncr bon Nfortins6urg,
%. $50, lino Charles &line bon &a.
eerstomn werOen in ser oitIitbcn 80
li5eiitotion feitgcboIten, bis Oos @i-
gentbumsredt iiber elm g(itomobiI
fcltgeIteIlt lit. 0oS 9[utomobil, mel
DIES gegenpdrtie in ser Station iid
befinoet lit total ruinirt 0ie @inter,
RIDER bo6en feline yfeifeu. gSesnet
lit auBerocm wegen 6obrcnS eincs
9lutomobils obne 2icen3 uneeflogt
Slinc miro oIs 8euee feitoebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Ser O|Onbcrncur in Ser Sta6t.

@orbernelr &orrington mar ges
itern in iemem Bureau inn Union
Sruit-@ebGuoc in DER Staot. Inter
ben 9ciudern< mar 9lidter SeurD
Stod6rioge, wel6cr ocn @olOerncilr
eriudtc, einen 9Slob in einem Der
itoatlideu 2ogcr6duier fir oos 9ln-
ioumeln BON 9Irtiteln fir oos 'So-
ipitol.Gorps 81 eagle @oB eeniigcnO
Sloum sur Terfiiguue 81 Ieaen.
@abri6einli6 miro Der @ouperneltr
geuiigeuo Talm im Souterroin oeS
Staots-SapitolS fir Oen 3iued frei-
Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

&orber ibon 6otten oie @ernittler
Die Seitc Der 9Irbeitcr, ocrcn Soupt.
6orOermgen Elm s Shmoentog mo
eiu im0 cine balbe 9e5abhna fiir
lleber5eit iinO, ongc6ort. SIS beiBt
Die 9riiOeridaiten beitebeu felt aui
Oiciem Stouopunft.
Sic Gertreter Oer 9riiOeridlaftcn
mcrOen moreen cine Sisung obbaf-
ten Ood purOc ibnen BON Ocn Ser.
uiittlern nitgetbeilt, ooB es rngcipiB
iei, Oh iie ser Sibuug 6eiUobnen
miIrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Gmpfans in Der @eGus-.Sullc.

@cn 80glingen Der Sommerl6ule
Der nSobnS SopfinS- llnipcriitdt~ lno
oes uYeaboop Wiuiif Gonicrboto.
RUINS miro beitc 9Lbeno in Der Nic-
Gop-Soae Ger S6IuB- -@npfong &c.
gebcn. @or oenl Gmpfong miro Or.
&obert z. Crane bon Der llniperiitdt
W8idigon einen 8ortrog iiber nEon-
Nlmerifonismus uno Oie orei 9lmeri.
toS" bolten. Nlit oieiem |ortrogc,
ser fir oos Eublifum frei 1T, ihIie-
BEN oie Sortrdee lno Die &ecitole,
wel6e Ole SS. Or. @Oworo 3. 9ii6-
ner imo 6reoerif H. Suber oieien
Sommer 70 erfolgreid orranoirt bot-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Gtcdlcrci.

Wlobonmeo g(Ii, Elm oro6iider
Sci5er, oerietb nit Dem @Iotroieu
%oul Shlippio, einen 9o6men, ouf
cinem britii6en Tompfer in STREET.
SIN GerIoufe Oeiielben bro6te S6Iip.
pio Dem Nlobommeo eine Sticbwim-
oe bel. 9eioe nurOen perboftet rmo
in Oie oitli6e Yoli5ei-Stotion einsc-
Iiefert. Nlobommeo liest i'm Soipi.
tol uno Sdlippia miro in ser Sta
ton gcbolten, bis iein @egner I'M
Stonoe iit, einem gerbor bci5upob-
ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
10000 Sarfcn nn6e 9cmbers con-
5entrirt.

&on0on IT. Nluellit. = Ginc
Gepcihe on oeu nQoilp telegraph"
ouSSfotteroom beioet, ooB Oie Deter
rciher in ser @egeno bon 2emberg
oilrb 10000 Giirfen berItGrft NOR
Den iino, mclcbc foit oae ottouoni.
i6cn Eruppen einicblieBeil oie tiir8s
lid in @laceoopien 6uiommcnee6oaeu
mnren.
Ser Correspondent fiigt bhi8iL ooB
6elOmoribon BON @inoenburg om 1.
glu9ult 2emberg beiutbte llno sic tiir-
filhen Srlppen iuipi6irte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
aatduIiIdlcs glulfsfcit.

Suroe erfolgreih in @eitenO @orf
bon Dem 0Gcuti6en ronii6 fo-
tbolilden &erbono bon 9olti-
more mo llmge6lng" a6geboI-
ten. II Ger 9rdiiOent Oes 5meiten
StoOtrotbs5weiges, Sobn @ubert,
ais @ertreter Oes @lopors anne.
ieuo.
@ines diiBerit reeeu 8uiprudes err
ireute iidj 0as geitrigc @olfsieIt oeS
o0eutiden ronii6 fot6oIii6eu
Gcr6onOes bon Baltimore unO I'm.
oe6ung, wcl6es I'M BeItenO-@orfc
obge6olten purOe. S6on om frii-
ben gtadmittog 6egom li1 ocr @orf
nit 6eitcstbeilnebmern 81 fiiaerl
uno 6erri6te 6olO eitel 2uIt uno
6reiloe. Ger YrGiiOent oes Gerbon-
Oes, saul Erooobl, itellte bel Ger Of
Ii5ielen Groiinume Oes SeiteS Srn
So6n Su6ert, Yr6iioenten res 5pei-
ten StoOtrotbs5peiges, ais 9ertreter
oes WioDorS Dor. &r. Su6ert purOe
redt freltoie 6c9riiBt. Sn ieiner gltI-
lpro6e iuies er olif oie groBen Gr-
folge Der Teltticben in Baltimore bin
ilnO pries oie Sto0t eIiidlib, inter
ibren 6eiten 9iirgcrn oie GeutIben
5GbIen 81 fonnen, iuclbe orOnungs.
lno geieblie6enO ieieu. Ger oeutidc
llnterne6minesgeiit puroc gIeih-
falls 0urcb oen 0leoner 6eroorgc6o.
ben umo aeoo6te or Der 9lnfunft OeS
eriteh llnteriee SonOeIsififies
0Teutidlono,~ oitrdb peI6e 9lnfunft
ii6 Geutldlono erbo6ell iiber ale
Solfer ge3eiet bo6c. Gem 9feoner
mar nod Die 9lnfluft oes eritenGam.
piers Oes 9IorO6. 2lobOs I'M 9altimo.
rer Sofen i'm @eoG6tniB, pos 0omo-
Tiger 3eit biel 9hifieben erregte. Sr.
SuGert erfIdrte, ltol5 oorallf 5u iein
Dob CT Oeutider 9l6funft iei lmO ii6
oober in oellti6cn &reilen ltets AM
ipoblitcn fiible.
Sic glniprobe nurOe nit iebr gro.
Bem 8eifoa nilfeenommen un0 rih-
teten nod einige anoere &erreu an
erfennenOe @orte be5igIid oeS
Geutidtbums ON Oie gridienenen.
Infer oen glnpeienOen befonOen
iib Die GonoreBmitgIie0er GooOg unO
2intbicrm 06erit s. 8. Soof, Oon.
Sooen, 6ronf Q. Gelp, @m. S'Gon-
nor GonorcB GonOiOot 5pr, Sc
nots GouOiOot Or. Sol s. 6rnnce,
@on9rcB GouOiooten @loiu, Gam.
renee, @oIeu 8. Gait, @orIitcr oes
repl6Iifonii6en Stats GeutroI.
@onite's, Sr. 9loom Gelpert, @r.
@oIi5ei Gommiiidr Sobn @bcltIe,
$r. q. q. @olosborougb mo anOere
@erren.
Tie giitcn arrangements woren
bon ocn SS. Sobu q. 9ienIiuc, 6. s.
@eiB uno Sacob Soco6i 9etroffen
iuorOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
0n1r in cincn Idlucrcng90acn Iinein.

gll3 Der flcine SSrOin @ed, 8 Sabre
oIt bon 9Ir. 1914, GIiftoicp-Slpcuuc
ollf ser StruBc ipicltc uuO nit ici-
uem fleinen GrpreB-@ogen an ser
SoriorO-Strobe Inn sic @de fo6ren
poIItc, gerietb er uuter cinen Sol5.
uogeu. Gr wuroe i'm 9lutomobiI
bon @ugene 9roofs nob Dem st.
Solcpbs Soipitol" oebrobt, ipo ole
9Ier5te einen 9rldb OeS linfen 9eineS
leltltcIItcn gtoAOem er bon Den
Sler5ten perbun0cn worocn mar,
ipnrOe er noh Souie gebroht. Ger
Sol5mogen ge6orte Sberrer y 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
SIuf Scm Saf-eawn.6ricO6Ofc be.
crOiat.

@eitcrn gioHnittog Inn 3 llbr
ionO Die 9eiiebung bon Sreoerid
Wlortin bon leiner @o6nung, Scr.
1920, @aItern.9lOenue, aus itatt. @r
mar 80 Sabre alt lm0 Ger Sobn bon
sSo6n mO Dora @lartin, melhc beiOe
i6m i'm So0e poraneineen. Gr bin.
tcrldBt 3pei 9riioer lmo 8mei Sdpe.
ltern. 0o er Nlit9lieO oeS Oroens
scr ,,Gogles" mar, flngirten @fit.
glieoer ais @abrtlihtrd9er. Ole ge-
eroialmg fono ouf Dem vSof Sawn-
fSrieo6ofe~ itott. @oitor @ab bon
ser 0enti6en @omgelii6en Stride
an goItern.9loenue m0 0iaon-Str.
lcitete ole Srauerfeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
eas ec6cn lit Ocr Glitter NSdites

9fa6 einem Strcite nit ibrem
Monne iestc Morp Soncs, cine Ste-
germ BON gtr. 1916, OrleonS-Str,
ibre alcioer in Brand, nadOcm iie
oieieIbeu nit @oiolin sctrdDtt bate.
9cOor Sergennt 9orple 3cit bate,
Die 6lommen 81 loihen, NOR Die
iSrou idbmer om &orpor uno i'm @e-
Iibt Ocrbrannt. sic wluOe nod oem
ct. Solepbs-&oipitol ae6robt, no
iic in beiorgniBcrreeenOem 3uitanOe
Onrnieoerlieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

&or Dem Souie g}r. 1903. 2ittIc
@olib- -StroBe, wuroe Ger AZ Sabre
olte Sobn @ia bon gfr. 1882, @cnn.
iDloonia glpcnuc, bclpuBtlos oifgc.
funOen lmO nod Dem nSobnemonn-
eebrodt, no cine 9llfobol-
Sergiftune feltoeitcIIt wurOe. Der
Monn nmBte I'M &oipitol Ocrbleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
0attc IN piele NSaiIaaiere.

gSeil er anseblid6 in ieinem SSitnep-
BUS 81 pieIe &aiiaeiere botte, iuiIrOe
qeItern @oul s. Sartmon BON ytr.
120, 91orO-Sore-StraBe, uerbaitet
umo bon 9libter @odoro in Scr mitt.
lcren %oli5ciitotion inter 5000
@iirgihoit ocnl @criCbtSperiobrcn
iiberlpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
llnucrmciOlidlcr ltnfaa.

SSn Scr noroueltliden Eoli5ei-
Station fonO geitern 9lbeno Der Sn.
quelt ii6er ocn 300 oes Ia Sabre al
ten @iaiam @beotleD bon gtr. 1888,
6nit-glpenue, iiatt, wclder in Den
9lulooen Der Dapiion G6emiitben ga.
BRIT in Curtis @ob ongeltcllt mar
imo BORT am 0orneritog aus Dem
orittcn Stodperf in cincn 6obrihi6l-
i6obt bino6ltiir5tc ino lpoter I'M
NlorDlono 9lagemcincn Soipitol lei-
ner @erleblmg erlog. Ser Snqueit
crgob, ooB ser anabe einem rnpcr-
meioli9en llnfoa 8um Opfcr gcfauen
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
u lmerifauifde Gorrcipon-
oenten bel dbweren lid
i Der . rftcn 8 cniifr

II c I = / | n p Y c II II I.
g9oi6ington 10. 9lugliit, -
GoS Stats Geportement Bat ser
amerifouiiAeu 9otidoft in 9onoon.
obne NleinlngsGuBcuIne. eiueu &ro-
teit ii6ermittelt, Scr BON peri6ieOe-
nen in CeutiHlono befinSIi1en ome.
rifoniiHen 8eihmgS geridteritat.
tern gegen Die britiide Geniur ibrer
Tepeiden erbo6en miro.
Sic GorreiponOenteu beflogen iih
OaB Elm groBer S6eil ibrer ii6er eng
lono aeiouoteu Gorreipouoen5 eau5
unO gar mterOriidt miro mo oob
in oielen 0epeihen, sic pom Genior
0urhgeloiien purOen, Sdbc mo
@ortc ousgeitrihen 'w0ren INN ben
Gepeiheu eiueSVleinime 81 ge6en, oie
III pieIen S6acn aenau ooS lImge.
fcbrtc ser beobiidtigtcn Nieimtug
beOeute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
@OIfeubrndJ brinst Sub nuO Ser
Derbcn.
66 Nleniben fonoen in Oen 6lutber
oes Gnbir Greet ben 500

GborGcitom @..@o., 10. 9tra.
~ Cabin Greet, ser geitern noh ei.
mem @olfenbru6 5u einent Strom
onihpoa uno ouBer ungef6br 66
Nlcni6en ou1 biele Sduier nit iidD
rib, trot beutc pie6er in iein rubi-
gcs 9ett suriid. @s miro befiir6tet,
0oB, iobolo Die 6omilien Die Dor ben
Slutben gefloben Doren 5uriidfcb-
rem ino ole Nomcn Der GermiBten
ongeben. 0ie 8obl ser ltmgefomme'
nen be0eutenO GROCER iein miro. Sn
Gsfoole ertronfen flint @erionen IN
llniteo ebenfons fiinf in Sernoale
ieh5cbn, in gfiomi odt, in 9opes
6wei, in 0rD 8ronA bier, in SoIID
bier un0 in @iles flint. @ieIe 2eid-
name lieeen ferner 8eritreiit I'M Sbol.
Der ongeri@tete WioteriolidoOelI
miro ouf $5,OO0.OOO eeiddst.
Gie 9emobncr 0es iiberflutbeteil
DiltriftS er51blen Diele lhredlibc
@orfounmiiie. lteber 10000 Ser
ionen iino oboo9los seworoen. Gic
&eeierung, lopie Yriootperionen pa.
ben Gropiont etc. abeeionot.
0ie nGbeiopeofe uno Ohio Giien.
bobn" bat iiber 100 glrbeiter ousge.
ionot, I'M Den beihGoigten @iien-
bohn0omm n1s1ubeiicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
aam im WlaidinenraMm 81 Naa

Oie 76 Sabre oIte 6roii Catherine
@enner bon Or. 1920, Oiaon.Str.
fam geItern 9lodmittog in Dem Mo-
l6inenrolm oeS gis6ootes rs. 6.
9otro6e~ 81 San rmO perrenfte iid
Die linfe Siifte. Gie gerlebte purOe,
no6oen oos Boot am 6ube Der Sal
pertitroBe angelegt 6otte, in Der 9lm-
bulon5 Oes mittleren 0iltrifts nod
Dem ct. Soiep6s.Soipital gebra6t.
Ole betogte 6rou mollte init ollcr
@epolt oen Wfai6inenroim oes @iss
booteS le6en. Sie fletterte audi NIT
GROCER @ei6idli6feit Die Seiter bin-
unter, fam o6er ipdter an elmer
i6liipirigcn Stelle 81 San.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
S6nis @cOrac's 0lcitcrItiif.

Gen 9oltimorer ygereinigtcu SIN.
0cru~ 3unt 9}oAtiid
Bon q AMI MiennnO 5ur 3cit in
Nen W}ar)
aonig @eoroc ritt emit goi3 better
Seinen Saul lno molltc meiter,
gli6t ser @alh, er mari i'm ab,
WillItert i'm bon 6odOercbrlng,
@ieberno @liidlpunib sur 9eIHce-
rllng
Sebtc iib 0orouf in Grob
gor oen slueen Scr SoIonten
Sit George in Oen aot6 gerotbcn
Wtoieii0t lag ueidcr nie.
llnO ob OieieS HeiterItiidleinS
Hicfeu ale, mobenO 9iidlcius,
Seoer 3oa Elm aonia biel
Stol5c 9riten-S06ne ioneen:
Sail toe Gbiefl nicbt 6lie6 er 6oneen
Sn ser 2uft, 500 iofe t6e fling
@as nod feinenI Shirt gclllngeu,
@eorge oit Ill Drum mbe3mungen
9leibt ais @r6Bter er i'm Sling.
@iuig 6eilie ici ser 6Ieden
SeOent itol5en 9riten gedeu
sat I'M 2ei6e er nod Chr
Sing @eorge bat Sen Spot geluei6et
gleuen 9in6ni 5um 9iu6m gerei6et,
Sulopolit nit ser Seite oae6r,~
gl0onncnten, bic oeu ,,Gmtimcn 0orreipou.
hentcn" uidt pinttlidl uber nnrcgclninnia err
nnlicn lIio 9c0clen Der Office onOpn per <clc'
pBcu Coer IhrIItlinl withholding 81 madleH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Slffcn 6ubcm ainOcrla6mnns.

Sn oem @eiunobcits. .Deportenent
in @nlbineion muroen orci tleinc
nliotilhe 9lffen ais @eriu6s.Sbiefte
5ipedS Grforlbung Der @ntltebunes.
llrlo6en un0 9ebonolunesmeiIen Der
ainOerldbmlngs &ronfbeit beniibt.
Die orei 9lffen iinO nit oen 9o8ilen
Der 9ronfbeit geimpft wor6en uno
nerOcn iebt forteeiest beobo6tet.
SpGter peroen Grperimente onee.
Itcllt Inn oie GronfbeitS-l -ltrloAe rno
pomogli6 Elm Seilniittel 5u cnt'
ocden. Sb Ole 9lnti-8ioilcftions-
@cleaidoft wobl Ooeeeen proteitircn
miro2
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-01

COAST GUARD CUTTER
WILL ESCORT U-B0AT
L. :. WILL. FURNISH SAME PRO
IN BONT CONGESTED RACES
Captain Fears SightSccr Boats VIII
Hamper in Attempt to Slip by
Cruiser.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Although
the United States government has de
clined formally to order extraordinary
protection for the German merchant
submarine Deutschland as she passes
out of American territorial waters,
state department officials indicated to-
day that if the submarine was en-
dangered by large number of craft
attempting to follow her down
Chesapeake bay from Baltimore, u
coast guard cutter probably would in
terfere. 1t has been understood that
the Deutschland commander fears
he will be seriously handicapped in his
efforts to escape to sea past tho
waiting allied cruisers If he is fol-
lowed by fleet of boats carrying
correspondents, photoG-
raphers and sightseers. Heretofore
officials have indicated that this
could not be prevented, but Acting
Secretary Polk said today that the
treasury department would consider
supervising the submarines departure
under the same authority that it pro-
vides patrols for congested yacht race
courses. Secretary of the Navy Daniels
said today that no further warships
would be assigned to neutrality duty
off the Virginia coast, the present
patrol by the armored cruiser Meth
Carolina and destrOyers being deemed
sufficient.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-01
Declares for Policy of
Firmness and Protec-
ton of Americans.
CITIZENS MUST BE
FOR UNITED STATES
Is Notified Formally by
Senator Harding; Gets
Great Ovation.
NEW YORK. July sl.-charles f.

NEW YORK. July 31.--Charles f..
L Y Hughes, Republican presidential
nominee, tonight was notified of his
nomination as the standard bearer of
the Republican party at Carnegie
liall Following the formal notifica-
uon he made speech in which he
outlined issues upon which he will
conduct his campaign for the presi-
dency.
The large audience which crowded
Carnegie hall cheored for several
minutes when Mr.. Hughes appeared
The nominee, recognizing Theo-
lore Roosevelt in one of the boxes,
waved to him and Colonel Roosevelt
clapped his hands in acknowledge
mont
Senator Harding Of Ohio. chairman
Of the notification committee, was
cheered at every reference to the
name Of the nominee and Republic
can victory in November.
Senator Harding. members of the
notification committee, and fellow
citizens:
This occasion is more than a mere
ceremony Of notification. We are not
here to indulge in formal expressions.
We come to state in a plain and di-
and our pledge. This representative
gathering is happy augury. 1t
means the strength of reunion. 1t
means that the party of Lincoln is
restored, alert. effective. 1t means
the unity Of a common perception of
paramount national needs. II means
that we are neither deceived nor be-
numbed by abnormal conditions. We
know that we are in a critical period.
perhaps more critical than any period
since the Civil war We need "A domi-
nant sense Of national unity; the eX-
erciSc Of our best constructive powers;
the vigor and resourcefulness of "A
quickened America. We desire that
the Republican party as q great lib
eral party shall be the agency Of ma
tonal achievement, the organ OF the
effective expression of dominant
ArGeriCanism. What do | mean by
that? | mean America consciouI Of
power awake to obligation. erect in
self respect. prepared for every cmer-
gcncy. devoted to the ideals Of peace,
instinct with the spirit of human
brotherhood. safeguarding both indi-
vidual opportunity and the public in
terest, maintaining well-ordered
constitutional system adapted to local
CONTINUED OK PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-01
Fireman Succumbs and
Tulsa Wits as Mercury
Climbs to 104.
CLOUDY TODAY HERE
Candidates Fear Sun Rays
Will Keep Many Voters
Within Doors.

NN only one other day this year
so dizzy a height as it did yesterday.
Following traces Of rain early in the
morning general heat staged an as
sault on the city which did not cease
until a temperature of 104 degrees
had been reached.
Partly cloudy for today" was the
verdict of the weather man. How
ever, no assurance is given that there
will be any surcease from the scorch-
ing rays that have cooked the city
for the past "a days, but on the other
hand it is not set out that higher
temperatures may be expected.
Sunday was no exception to the
rule The city was baked and one
prostration was reported. f. Hall of
Sapulpa, a Frisco fireman. was taken
from his engine in this city after hav-
ing suffered sunstroke. He was
take nto the Il. & s. hospital AS
soon as he is able he will be taken
to the Frisco hospital at Springfield,
Mo.
Humane Society Busy.
The Humane society is working
overtime in its efforts to see that no
sick babies have to suffer from lack
of ice and milk. Scores of milk and
ice books are issued every day and
still the calls come in faster than
they can be cared for.
Soda parlors and ice cream manu-
factories are pressed to the limit.
Hundreds are sleeping on their
lawns every night as the closeness
or "muggy" atmosphere, as it is
called, makes sleeping indoors prac-
tically impossible.
Candidates fear that it will be an
effort to get out q large vote today
unless there m q decided drop in the
temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-01
u. S. GETS RELIEF
FROM WAVE OF HEAT
CANADIAN HIGH PRESSURE PUTS
END TO WORST TORRID SPELL
IN FIFTEEN YEARS.
Bermuda High Which Has Been Rails
ing IIumanidity Has About Spent
Self Now.

WASHINGTON. July 3l.-A Cana
dian high pressure area, bringing down
cool dry air from the Canadian north
west. swept along the whole of north
ern United States today and afforded
some relief from the heat wave,
which has been the worst in / 5 years.
Roughly, the new high pressure area
brought IA drop in temperature every
where north OF a line drawn due west
from New York. Below this line its
effects were felt in some districts with
a change of a few degrees.
The Bermuda high, which for the
past ten days has been sweeping up
currents of hot. water-laden air from
the tropics on the whole of continental
United States. showed sings today of
having pretty well spent its effect.
Likewise the high pressure area which
brought relief to the Atlantic seaboard
from Hudson bay over the week end
has been dissipated.
Weather bureau officials said today
that while the great central sections
of the country had had the hottest
period since 1901. the Atlantic sea-
board hardly had been touched by
real summer.