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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
1886 QUARTS OF WINE
ARE SEIZED BY POLICE
Also Capture Large Store of Brandy,
Bittcrs, Whisky and
Cider.
TWO MEN PUT UNDER ARREST
AlIaig Giannini and August DineIli
Claim Liquors Were Being Kept
for Their Own Personal Use, and
We're Not for Sale.

The largest seizure OF whisky. wines
ana OTHER goods prohibited under the
prohibition law. since il took effect
on November l. was made yesterday
when Sergeant Waymack and Patrol
men sweet. pumpkin and Waters and
Automobile Policeman Holt. raided the
confectionery store ut i30 North Sixth
Strret. tn" officers captured 1876 quarts
OF VINE. "a hfty-onc gallon barrel OF
vine. twelve quarts of brandy, six
quarts of bittcrs. fifteen quarts Of
WHISKY four gallon Jug OF whisky
ana two teen-Sallon kegs OF cider.
AllaiS Giannini and August Dinclli
were arrested and bailci for their APP
pearancc before Police Justice Crutrh-
field Magistrate purdic fixed bail in
the sum OF $500 in each case. Eoth
men said the goods was for their per-
sonal use and that they did not in
tend TO sell il.
The raid occurred about : o'clock,
people home ward bound and Il large
crowd gathered and watched the con-
tscatiou of tho bottled JOY. Most Of
the 1875 quarts Of wine WAS In import
ed bottles, though the contents was
not Of the imported variety. having
been used and the bottles refllcd.
The automobile patrol-from the Sec
ond Precinct station made three. trims
to and from the place before all was
safely scored at tho Second Station
and under the careful eye of tho desk
ScrGeants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
New York Curb Murket

NEW NDRK. Drc"mber .6.-A typical holi-
dav uui"t prevailed I'll" curb to-day
Midvalc Steel was strong on dividend cx-
pe"tationS Mann of the iniustrialS We're
almost completely inactive. Tho oils were.
Lively for while. TradinE was largely
professional. however The mining shares
showed nm improved tone. and prices w"r-
considerable :rmer- Sales, with closing bids
siv"s, t'9Ms5: 100 Canadian Na.onal Gas. =.
n : :i-' chevrolet Motor. y, a I:,S: l+cJh Mid
vale Steal ii ,6I'.: 800 United Motors. ~,
M+ia. 500 Zinc Concentrating. tnn.: -
STANDARD oil Of Sew York. 26S a 20: 200 COS
don 6 Co. refining. l.mi1t.: 2rH' cosdcn
oil Gas common. lts. g 10: 100 Federal on.
1000 oklahon,a oil common; ilTl2: 900 A.;
lautI. sfIl0: 2..6h Consolidated Arizona
Smelt"rs. l'.M l3-i6: $50 oroIdfeld cons.
90 n 50. l.2ao Jumbo Extension Pa %: 80 Me
Einl"y- parragh iOSi 55: 500 NiuiSsinv. 81, al, :.
l2uoo R"N CONS: aon52: 1,5oN Success. 0mts:
ledge -. n g.. 5000 Mother Lode SCI, n
81, 1C0 Green Monster. q. q 2':: 1850 Calu
met X Jerome. l'am2 $500 Boston and
Montana. 81 fIGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
DOOR OPENED FOR HIM;
SAYS HE DID NOT BREAK IN
Counsel for David Nrw Raises Terhni-
cnl Point in Defense of Alleged
Fake Telephone Inspector.

The case against David New. charc =
cd With entering a number Of houses
and committing larceny, has been con-
t.nucG until December 80. The point
crutchfcld yesterday by News attor-
ucy. as to whether New could properly
h. charged with breaking and en-
tcring." since the door had. in each
instance. been opened for him ana he
had been admitted. lie is said 10 have
posei Gs q wire inspector and 10 have
gained access in this manner and 10
have stolen articles when he had the
chance. He was identified as having
been tn" man who entered the home
Of T.. y. Lipscomb. c5l7 Hanover Ave-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

The class OF 1916 OF John Marshall
High school VIII gather at the school
Tonight for tho first reunion sine"
graduation, y unique program haa
been arranged for the occasion. James
c. Blake, II member OF the class. will
give his chalk-talk "Hcvcrics." and
several members OF the class VIII
speak OF their experiences. Til" faCul-
~ will he present and give Informal
talks. There VIII be dancing after
the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

TSUoCiAI 10 Tho TlmcN- UlNNAt CN.J
RALEIGH. y g.. December 26.--Gov-
crnor- cleo, 7. W. Beckett to-day an
nnurced thar he had appointed Sanford
Martin. of Winston Salem. as his pri-
waite secretary. Mr.. Martin Will begin
his duties when Mr. Beckett assumes
the Eovcrnorship next month. II is
understood that h" viii continue I"
direct tn" editorial policy Of the
Winston S;,lcm LOnrnMl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Struck hy Automobile.

VI. l.. Harris is suffering from 3.
broken ankle. the result OF bcin.
struck by an automobile driven by
Floyd Green. Green was arrest ed.
The accident occurred at tn" corner Of
Seventh and Franklin streets. The
ambulance from the Virginia Hospital
was summoned ana Dr.. LipniCll treated
lin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
:rY yuKk rl;OuI,t,r N,,;r,.i.

,.t"aIy. ''u,rlueal to, mnlasso>. i-i; re-
hnn'. .H-N. Butter iir'u tN"us". et'Hdior
.,u't coffee. uui''. ri" Is. '',"; S,utos IS
Whn" ouul til. m,rkc, for cottons..d
oil was hiuh"r rt"tic I;,rlN urgr-by d.'iv-
Ir.o' ""nr 90 "nmyud from h"ris md IA"
.r"'s SAILS $50 barrel IN" ma -; .l.,>rl
trni Sp"i. 80 h.I. Eu'"nh.r. - r.. 30 !, 900;
laHuury. it2' .lsn': F.hruar,. I. .r -. "a .
Nauh. - l5Ii2lt. Nu;il. lriGul".gl. Mn,
~ = ~ i-.-2: .lnu". i2@-1t l2&n. Ju!,. T. -h'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSslss at Irion s!oekysIdsn ,,,,


Richmond. Va. December ~. 1916.
c',oice steers. s.. to sa.: medium, to good
hcifers. -. To 20; medium to good. So to
So: common u fair. AZ to 5i- Choice cows.
s to 62: medium to good. to 5: common
- fair, To a., Best oxen. 81 10 -:
5 to 3's: heavy bulls 10 Ga: iiEht. g. 20
81. Res, calves. 10 to lli.: common. ~ 10 ST..
81 TO 81. "a; light t" o.: sows and stag.
s 10 \. Best sheep. 8 to :: common To fair
ii9 TO ~: Best lambs. l0la to il: common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Suhncctcd of Theft.

George Mitchell, Twenty-Five ycara
old OF Baltimore. was arrested ycStcr-
day ami IS being held by tho police
charged with being a suspicious char
acter suspected of stealing i've suits
OF clothes from J. T. Elder. The cloth
ing was valued at SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Reports Robbery.

Daisy Brown, OF ll6 North seven
tconth Street. reported TO the police
Yesterday that hcr room had been en-
tered. She said tho thief took S3S.lt
in currency and other articles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
RICHMOND nay MARKET.
TEw YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW IDNN. Dcc'mhrr 26--Rccvcs steady.
Sig.rs. 'I;coW 5000: bulls, s5.0on $500: cows,
Calves. steady vcaly. 10000 si5oo: cnlIs
- coz S'.'"; hnrmy@rd r"iy"s. .9:Enn $3.50.
warnings Si."uM $3.50: f"d calves. SI.0lTi 50 90
Nh""u and lambs. steady sheep. $500
8 %. cnlls. $40" Il $50: Lambs. Sii.ooM $l3 80;
cuils s. N0u $1,000
Iloss. .tirm. Ii.;h, /" heavy. 5000 sIo.S5;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

III NIiJ. IIt'''fnb"r - t"IN t"IIINE,
which seemed To he connected with Ger
manN'r proposal for intm",iiat" confer
sT'e e b"ilti"rrntS. wiped ont TO-DAY nearly
all or an early .dvan"" in tn" Ehlur Of
wheat. m" iu"rk", closed unsettled. 10 to
lc net higher with MAY ct $lIsi. to NGSN.
and Juiy at $i&S'. L" $l%sig. corn lost
- 10 We if -. and oats finished "sc off
10 ~, UP. lrmEiNinms MMMmL MM AT ln 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

street, reported to the police yesterday
that her home was entered on Christ
mas night and that a diamond brooch
was stolen. The jcwclry was valued at
$3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
TENA> on LIMrS

Trxas oil iumr"d u"arl, r. points GA
IRE othcr OILS were ,,.ll houGh 'hcrc arr
ro""ous 80 b,'i"v. than ;nt ~.,u. sr,culati,o
crowd that made such tiuine in IN,
hes gone into Eru'ibI" Stur'.
from, th.tr tgn pryeS "uI teen m"r" thor
The Outside su',uauv' i"m'nt. scared TO
sJl"uu NOR" .%mrlISlN, th"n out Of any
III. :i.' oopdnG,"d NiIorot SIX und.r i'm
Nrr'"Di leadership. seemed particularly
nronisinc roouiy logan to think ono ngtiu
iur at thc rat" "i 81, shar. tor Of its
earnings ~ SO last year. Steel common
va well housht throughout tn" day hut
i'm stool, sn wiG"iN held recovery /" not
rEud ~ ~ is in othCr directions
There Is always n lot OF leftover liTui.la-
lion to b" r""kuu"d with This Is iru" also
90 tho rouu.r gruur. Those mu"lim,urs
I'm tn" technical situation. however. ar" of
romOaratvciv slight CONSEQUENCE" beside IN"
IN conner and IN S,.cr What c"mcos Ion,
in nricca wcr" mrGr i'm tn. metal market
Of tho last wnok have NOT h"ou significant
because they w"r" iu.u'l, only ON what arc
called odd lots, u d. lust as ,ru" Ns II
"vo' wus th,' III. l'adirc conner ana stool
producers have tho major uart "f th"ir
makinE -" concessions from ihr highest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

NEW ORLEANS. December &c. To days
cotton market h'r" waS much "f " holt
day affair. httI' t,t"n'iou being paid ="
r"wS f"Htir"~ rh" nuW l"a'" proposals
10y G"imuuy aud her alice u'a-cd uruuticcd.
whereas week ~" they would hay"
IhroWu tn market into ;Urunil ot trad
INK. Prices stood at u mod"rat" advance
nearly "ll dnN. closing at net gain o;
an .,r. ls uf T. - - points "crurr"d
chiefly Ou tn" lack of .IanI:.,rN. tenders IN
tn. 'na'k"i fr-t u"tic" day Tor tn" new
SPOT mu1th br"urht only 20" bales OF
t'Uti"r> Notwithstanding tho Sio-il u"r" T.
u""riv 5H'."NN bales. the largest ,muunt Of
IN this '"nutr. NJ III" middle "t IN" mvrn-
In; t,,,,,,iE, ,m nri =" h",n'%
inss. and nrices IN ~ III" lowest al IN
i|N trading months were p, points hlGh"T to
q. uututS iow'r thWu S,tlrt3 W cins" In
TIA" 'fi 'rn""n the lone MAS dun hut steady.
and tn" market had a tendency 10 rise
again
tl"~tug bids: Jauuary. lGii: ilarrh. lGGS:
MaN lh."a. July. III, r"r"b,r :. a.
SrU' cotton Uui"t anI unrhGnr"'. Sales
on the Srui" :" bales. - arrive, uuuc. Mid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. December ?G-Cotton goods
aud YARNS were steadIor today. GRAY r"ods
wer" slightly higher. Mems year "p"ntnrs
were we'll attended. Raw silk was hrn'
iturIapS were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
rclcnhonc stntIon nohhcd.

The keeper OF Broad street Baseball
Park has reported to the police that
some one broke into the office and
robbed the telephone pay station. The
amount Of cash stolen could not be
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
NAVAL. STORES.

SANANNAiI. GA. December "s.-TnrD~u-
tine firm 80 sales. ~ casks: receipts. ~
CaSlSS: ShIptncntS. GO casks. stock. ,2i;S
casks. RoSin. Arm: sales. =. t:S barrels.
CENTS, &iSo barrels: shipmCnts tSol barrels {:
q. H.. l.. Go X. SIS: NJ. 6+5; ". SIS
VIC. 100: WV 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
rErEnsRl.nG rEANrr MARKt:

PETERSEI'RG PEANUT MARKET.
tRnnorted ny Rodgr RS rumr'r & 60. Incl
pErEESRIRG VA. December 26.-Snan-
i.h -F.rm"rs' stock-M.rket steady. Sl.""
p"r bush"I
Nire inin>- Farmers stock. Market STEADY.
Fancy Jumbo. &C. TO &c per pound: extra
rri,n". INr g. pcr Douni: urine. 3,.r to
$50 yer round; Smelling stock. Sc TO 3isc
round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27

cutti"-ReccintS ll.cn: strong Nstiy"
beef cattle. s1.3oG Sill 40 Western atccrs.
5! :! "a $1,000: stockcrs and te.dcrs, s5;2oa
s.. - n Sill IL
sheep Receipts. 5000: strong Wethcrs
s.. n $1,000: lambs. SlI.25 n si3.t5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
CHICAGO GKNIN MARKET.

good. Potatoes scarce. good quality bring
ing good prices. Market active on AL fruits
and Vegetables
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
CuICNGO LINE SruCk MAKKEr

'il'AGc l,"""mhcr =" Hogs R"'cipi-,
,"rnge Hin, siS 10 ~ 81, ~ !.
S'o.o mixed. senoGi sln5a heavy. ,i001.,
Slo"n: rough. ilnn0Ti Sl0li: pigs. s75Gsi 80. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
RAILWAY SHARES ARE
NOT VERY N0TICENf,IE

Tho railway shsro~ ~ 10 nyt vov notice
ahl" in To- lHt X lu"rIS"t. IRA; .snmr we'll
informed rccul" claimed Z" kn"w that ,h"
NEGOTIATIONS Tor - settlement of IA i.,nu"
MI XIV" utn"- hour day. ~ r"tnm for
this tho railway heads VIII oH'l pi; 'hvir
Injunction proceedings anI the Ndtm>uu
law. Will iu-u lncto. h"com" g load ictt,r.
most responsible uu1r'"rs confident "u th.
outlook for th" railway >har.~.
rate 'hould have drnru"d "n =" q. rrr
cent. i'm rac" " tn" hug" CONFORMATION dc
uands Tint must u" financed oN"v IN" nr~i
of the T"'r- This WAS vr""t..ui EVIDENCE
that. FROM H hOuiNNr Iuiut e Ni"W. IN.
.h"kc-out Of stocks Ia. bon ',mpl''c -
j" time has 'h"r" boom AMY nn"Sti"I "t /"
'"al dofci"u"y oi money suruiih>
<ltW YORK. p"aoiNl,r ~ N'rcuuti', ,.,-
non sn.' S,"riirr siN,v-,I.tv Hills N7l'
comm"rclnl. -iNty-d,, mtls on t,nl,~ ;'5ir:
."lHtn"rclGl sixty -d.v nilis. Si,i 'ahi.s.
So" 7-i'; demand. sl'5a. R,r ,lly,: ~,
Mexican dollars. ~ GoVciHu'ui huuu-.
steady Railroad huuds. iiru, Tim" lH.''-
',.ier; srN'> ana ninety lavs. - @ra. ->
months iHii's. can money. 'Nsl'r, RUINS
ru 70. |'..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

800 AiliS- Chalmors ~
too MIX Chalmers. ptd.
!.l"n Am. AR. Chem. com
$500 Amer. Beet sugar. com.
l,t"O American Can
"ru American can. rfd
Zoo Amer. car ana k'dry
zoe American Cotton Oil.
1000 Amer. Hide ANA Lea. pr.
$40 American liusccd oil.
goo American locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfd.
5000 American Smelling
american snuff. com ....
"ru american Sugar
l..o" Amer Tel ANA Tel 60.
Amer. Tobacco. com ..
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
loo" .Nm. Writing Paper. pfd.
loo American zinc .....
go anaconda Copper ......
loo AtchiSou .........
.\'ian,ic Coast Line. .....
y. 4. l.. at -. IBaltoD
1000 Baltmor" and ohio TIL.
Toe Bethlehem steel. CONF.
Toe Bethlehem steel. pfd...
300 ~, ldwiu locomotive .
SOC Erookl!u Eapid Transit.
$50" Central Leather. com 90.
81" Canadian Pacific ..
i.G"r California Petroleum 80.
1000 thcStpe;tIl" aud ohio
100 Chicago Great Western.
i"u chi. Great West, pfd
500 chi. Mil aud ~, raul.
30.1Ur Crucilo steel cor. com
toe CruCiblo steel. pfd ....
@,uup Colorado fuel and Iron.
colorado aud Southern.
10000 Corn Products. com. ....
ZOO biStillCrS .
so" Dom" Mines ......
coo I 'nfn i'TnIii,',
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
9lcnncu i'm 9BrOipcct- -9sarf.

Die Nennen i'm Yroipect-@arf bat,
ten geitern oen folgenoen gerlaui:
1. Hennen, AZ 6urlongs n Gar
looerod, 60, Belle Of tbc aitben
1-2, MemorD.
2. 9fennen, 61a 5urlones 9ife-
lano, ID, Southern Star, S-5,
@Iomer, 1-2.
3. 8ennen 5 6urlougs - 96riu,
6, 2, Suntiit, 2, MeeIida, 1-2, Su-
Different, ainOerIou, SniftD glaen.
Sir 6eute iinO nadgenanntc @fer-
Oe eemeloet:
I. 9aemen, 612 6urIongs II @or-
man, GarIaOerod, Or. 81. 8. Smarens
ger, Snifts 9laen @oroecai Clifton
@irI, Scrnpper, SeOse 9ioie, 9ea6
Sano.
2. 9aennen 8 iSurlones - @Io.
mer, Seartbeat, grominer, 9(piator,
@alespint6e, Com Soncod.
8. 9iennen 5 6rrIoneS II 9lo0oI
On1r, Belle Of tie aitden @ains-
borough, Memorp, M3arentius, 5ina-
lee, Strnner.
A. Siennen 5 6urIones ~ 8olerie
@eit, @Oen @arf, GarOes, 90 g5e,
Goc Meals.
5. 9lennen 1 t/t6 Wleile ~ Gact.
IeB, Song Of t6e @onep, Satrrnils,
9fapier, 9lliton.
6. 9iennen, Az Surlongs So6n
9fobert Omar, Sureget, DEDUCTION,
0eOiItrp, Seenon W}ontD 5or, Ebe
9orf, ct. @eIene, Soc 9foieniieIO:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
@eabOSA.@Omsert.


Ger eeitrige erite @ortroes 9l6eno
Der Saiion elm glGn5euOer erfoIg.
Seute, @littpo6, 0onueritog imo
5reitae ueiterc Gou6erte
9lae Oieienigen welde geitern Dem
eriten @ortrogS.9l6enO, DorgeiHritte-
ner Sdiiler i'm eobooD-@onieroato-
rilm 6eipobnten, 6otten einen ielte-
nen &llnItgenuB. @s mar cies OnS
erite ser &ei6e ser @ortrogs.9l6enoe
oes Gonierpotoriiuus, umO finOen ipei.
tere beute 9lbenO, iomie 0}ittpo6,
9onneritag umO 6reitag itott.
0aS geitrige @roeromnL oas in
allen @boieu iebr i66n, mo Dem
@0nneu Der Sdiiler entiprebeno
ourdgefii6rt iuuroe, mar oas SOL
genoe:
S. 2. Bad. Goccata unO SSugue
in T-Nloa fiir Orgel 9IlOerion 0lop-
broD.
8 ban 8eetbopeu. @uriotionen in
G-0loa fir alaoier; @mil Smith.
2iia 2ebmonn. ,9lb, 02onn Of N2p
Gelig6t" fir Sopran; Gina Sea.
man.
s. oe 9eriot. 9lnoonte bonn Z. Bio
line-Gon5ert; @Ioiie &errid.
5elir WlenOelsiobn, 9ionoo Gapric-
cioio fir alopier; sc @2eiiina.
s. 9. 9uaD. oggooos 90 Genie.
Q. Golerioge.Saplor n2iie ono.
Geot6" fiir Barton; Ganiel Soa.
O. 9org-@lert ga 9hdt fir Or
gel; @race Spofforo.
8. @iellrtemps. 9lrie umO @aDotte
aus elmer Suite fir 8ioIinc; S5o6n
Qoljes.
@. 9i5et. 9lrie aus oen o@eorI
5ii6ers" fir 5oprau; Marion 9feiO-
5rau5 2is5t. Spoiali5io. Seur
0'Gaur a la giaa G'@ite fir ala.
bier; Selen Stadbouie.
9. Eosliofico nSe gSoie."
g. 9oIerioge-EoDlor. n9ig 2aoD
@loon@ fir Sopran; 9iut6 9lnoreius.
8 9iies. &omance aus ser 8. Bio
Iine-Suite; Soiep6 Sm6rosulio.
5ran5 &is5t Sic 9oreIei" fir
Sopran; 8onnp Spencer.
81. @ gIreusfp. 6ontniie (Sur les
dantS epiques 9auiies); NIT or6e.
itrale 9egleiting an einem 5peiten
4labier; Sara gleff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
0LLa Nnnrns.Nieh nrr6nftet.

Inter Dem 8eroodt bereits ieit
lGngerer 8eit oen 0iebitobl BON
gieiietoI6en uno gLebnli6em aus lin-
bepo6ten 9lutonobiIen I'M @roBen
betrieben 8u baben Wuroe geitern
glodnlittog Ger 19idbrige Sodion
Gain bon g1r. 154, gtoro. @apItroBc
berboftet lmo in ole meitlibe @oli.
oeiItotion eingeliefert. GopitGn Coles
%ripot8inmer glib einem Erooler.
2ooen, noAoem Ouielbit cine groBe
gln5abl ser bon Goin angebli6 ee-
Itoblenen 0iuge aufgeiteQt moroen
maren. 8meds @ornobme elmer ein-
gebenoen llnteriuhung oes 5aues
wuroe oos 8erbor porlGufig auf ben
26. N3oi, g1a6mittogs A llbr, Oer-
I6oben. Sereeant Gbas. $. Burns,
ioiuie ole @oIi0iitenSimmons unO
SauleD DoQ5ogen ole 8erbaftlng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

@s oiirfte mobl faum Elm 2an0 ge.
ben in Dem oitf einem perbdltuiB.
mdBig 10 gerinsen 5Id9enraum 70
.piele Oeribieoene SproGeu geiproHen
meroen, tpie Ole @alton6al6iniel. gi-
ner 3uiammenitelnng BON ~. s..
2ange entnebmen mir Oarii6er, OaB
man BORT 8molf 0eribie0ene Spra.
den interibeioen fam, bon Sen 5abl-
loien 9lbarten rn0 Wlunoorteu abge'
iebeu, ole penieitens tbeilpeiie e6en.
fans ais IelbitGnoige Spraden 5u
betra9ten iino. Die meiitberbreitete
oaer Sprahen lit Die ier6iihe, Die
BON neun WfiQionen Wleuiden geipro-
den miro; ibr iAlieBt iib Die rimd-
niide nit S1a uno Die bulgorii6e
nit 5la Miaionen an. Tiirfiib miro
faIt ousIGlieBlic6 in Ser Eiirfei@ries
dii6 nur in @rieAenlano irnO Dem
iiioli6eu S6eile 9llbanien's geipro-
6en. @ieI perbreiteter lit Ole albani-
i6e SpruAe, Sic ueit nod G5rietben.
IonO uno alf sic griediiden SnIeln
iibergreift. Ger ipaniicb ? bebrdiide
1ialeft bat ieinen feiteiten Stiib.
punft in SaIonifi, a6er au1 in
9torionopel uno 2onitantinopeI lit er
oie llmgangsipra6e lueiter areiie
Sic armeniide, italieniide, fran5Sii.
ide unO Oelitite Sprade laiieu ii6
an llmfaug ibreS Spradgebietes init
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Sine @arnnna fit glntomO6ilbeiiter.

gllS gln5ei6en oafiir, oaB Der
Staatsoutomobil.G .GommiIiGr 8augb.
man ole 9lbiidt bat, ale 8erionen 5ur
@e6eni6aft 5u 5ie6en, ole ibre 81.
cen5nlimmern an oen Dlaidinen
i6le6t ii6tbar onge6radt baben ooer
nidt geniigeno iou6er 6olten, Oiirfte
Die S6atia6e 0ienen, OoB geitern in
Der 9ta6bari6aft BON 5reoerid unO
Sagerstomn aaein iiber 80 Yerionen
bon ser Yoli5ei megen Der obenge-
nonnten Serge5en notirt moroen
lino.
9lltomobil. GomniilGr gaugbmon
erfldrte, Dab er Die gl6ii9t bat, Die
eeiesIi6en @oridriiten in Oieier Sin.
iidt ouf foos @eipiIienbaiteite our6.
fiibren 81 loiien, unO Dab ct feline
@ntiduIoieimg fir etiuaige @eritOBe
on5unebmen ge6enft. @r iogte, OnB
Die glrtomobiliten Oes States 0larp.
LAMB bereits mieoer6olt geparnt NOR
oen leien, ilnO oriidte ole Soffning
aus, DAB oie @oli5eiridter imo 9e'
BORDEN i'm ean5en Stoate i'm in Die.
fer 9e3iebung imteritiiben peroen."
0ie W1otorfobrer Oes @oli5ei-9e.
partemeuts weroen 81 Oieiem 3mede
beion6ere Snitruftionen erbalten, imo
ou9 Der 9altimorer 9oli5eimaridaIl
ma1te geitern in einem 8efe6l an
feline llntereebenen befonnt, Dab Die
beige 8oIi6ei ouf ole Gur6fiibring
Ger in 6rage itebeuoen geitimmlm-
gen 5u a1ten babe.
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slenOerituscn i'm @eiet a6er 8ei-
tMnasuerfamf onrd aim0er.

@eitern iino einige 9lmenOements
81 oem @eIese befannt geporoen, Oie
oen @erfouf bon 3eitlneen ourd
ana6en betreiien:
Gnaben iiber 16 Sabre brauben
feline 9icen5 81 6aben.
anoben iiber 12 Sabre oiirfen
3eihmgeu ouf oen StroBen oerfaufen.
&naben i'm gllter bon 10 uno If
Sabren oiirfen 3eitingen ouf elmer
regul1ren 9oute perfaufeu, sic 8ei-
tungen bel regulGren &lnoen IN
SGlHern, 9Goen 9ureaur lmo ogl.
in ser 8eit 5mii6en $3.50 imo 5 llbr
9la1mittags a6liefern.
9noben nlter 10 Sobren oiirfen
5u feiner 8eit 3eitlnaen uerfuIfen.
Oie 9G65eiden Ser 8eitinsstrdser
miiiien 81 ieoer 3eit iibtbor eetro.
gen neroen.
Gnoben i'm gllter bon 10 im0 If
Sobren oie bisber 3eitliugen auf oen
StraBen berfaufen ouriten, erbalten
Die @rIaubniB, es aud fernerbin 81
tbun.
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@ait lebenseefdbrIiben 9riibpun.
0en puroe eeitern Wtorecn Der 70
Sabre aIte Neger Sobn &. @ea5
bon N}r. 225, gtorO.8onoitraBe, no6
Dem st. Soiepb's Soipital" &C.
bra6t. @eus fabri8irt Elm SeiImit-
tel, oos aus8ur6eln bergeitellt miro.
glIs er geitern Morgen NIT elmer gro
Ben Same, Die nit iieoenOem @niier
gefiiat mar, our6 oos 8immer eing,
fam er 6u San uno wuroe am gam
sen a0rper icbredli6 Oerbriibt.
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Sitneb SnS rennt nnFs SrOttOir.
lin 5u berneioen, Die II Sabre
alte 6roii Solomon Goodman BON
glr. 2t04. McGuQob.S .StroBe. peIhe
iicb auf Dem Sabroamme befaro, 5u
iiberfobren lenfte Der in gtr. 1913,
9loro. @olie.StroBe, pobn6afte @il-
liam s. auneda eeitern gIbeuo fiir5
Dor 1a9 ll6r in Der @utofu- nobeWlul-
6errp. .StroBe ieinen nSSitnep Bus" 10
i6orf sur Seite, OaB Die Moi6ine oli
Oas Srottoir gerietb uno 3iuei Wldu.
ner, pelde Ooielblt Dor Dem Colonial
Gbeoter Itonoen 81 9ooen rib. @s
maren Dies 9lbrabom Cohen BON 9lr.
1910, Seiferion.StraBe, uno 2ois
Collins bon g}r. 8i3, 9lisquitbsStr.
@eioe wuroen leidt oerlebt founten
li6 ieoo6 mittels Der StraBen6abn
mad ibren @obmngen begeben.
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Die redt3eitige @ntoediing zines
Seuers, melheS geitern in friiber
@oreenihnOe in Der @obnung bon
@eneral q. 6. Grippe, g8r. 1922,
@utop Rloce, ouSbraA, bemabrte
Die 8epobner oobor, bon Dem Rou6
iIberpGltiet 81 peroen. Sin 0ienit-
m6o6en entoedte Oen 9ronO ino be-.
no6ri6tige 9lnorem Grippe, einen
Sobn oes Generals. Qie Spriten.
Gompognie Scr. 20 wltroe teIepbo.
Mid 6eno6ridtiet, bel ibrer g(nflrnit
Woren ole Slammen BON Den Sous.
bepobnern ieOo6 bereits 70 gut pie
inter Gontrole oebra6t Ger S9o-
sen ioa lnerbebIidb iein.
2lus gIufreeung wiiroe 5rou
2eon Gern bon gir. 1926, Siio-
Sano0er.StroBc, obnmddtig, ols &c.
itern Worgen I'M 8 llbr itnter Der
@eIertreppc elm leidter 9ranO ent.
Oedt puroe. Der Seuerpebr gelang
es, ben Slommen Den @araus gu
MAIDEN ebe nenneusmertber Sdaoen
ongeri6tet mar.