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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
BURGLAR SCARE
AROUSES FLAT
But Night Prowler Who Visit
ed Berwin Apartments
Was Rank Amateur
Help Police %

Help Police,
Penetrating cries OF distress. in
woman's hystertcA tones, were
borne on the night air from the Ber'
win apartments, No 1873 Henry.st..
At 4 O'Clock. Friday morning
Then there was mufned shot
and more screaming. and tenants
OF apartments and rooms locked In
the direction from which the alarm
came The lady in apartment No.
declared she Was awakened by
seeing a man in her room. As she
uttered smothered scream, he
dashed for the exit and escaped.
Investigation showed that the Wis
itor had been 20 other apartments
but he obtained little booty Appar
emily. he is not a souvenir gstherer
as be overlooked a lot OF jewelry.
The man was money mad
The manager OF the apartments
thinks he was an amateur The
report OF the revolver sounded Ike
that produced by a toy pistol" said
she.
A police auto loaded with burglar.
snatchers arrived after the excite
ment was all over
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
MOOSE Want TO
HOLD ELECTORS
Will Fight For Balance of
Power In
College
BY UNITED PRESS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Aug. a.
The Bull Moose today presented
the spectacle OF a party without n
name al the head OF its ticket going
into 1 campaign not TO elect a pres.
ident. but To win the balance or
power in the electoral college. II
the Bull Moose can get this club.
they plan 10 use II over the two old
parties 20 advance Progressive prin-
ciples.
John NJ Parker. the candidate for
vice president, WIN do Il alone. as
a result CT The national conference
OF Progressives which closed last
night.
The thirty ProgresSives present
united In declaring the party siill
alive, organized a campaign com
mittee. denounced the delivery
20 the Republican party by former
leaders, and decided not to hold "A
national convention.
Burton Vance, ~ Kentucky, led In
an attack on Theodore Roosevelt,
using such names a. Judas Iscar,o'.
and declaring that The colonel Will
go down In history as the greatest
Benedict Arnold u this age
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Local

illac-ave.; Fredk. schwah, nov
Crane.aNe otto l.ehrc. ~ Reais-st,
Harold Frit-ch. 590ts Monroo-avei
Giuseppe TavesEia. rs scG.t-st. VIZ
GeerinE. 100 GuilloE-st, Perciyai F.
Abhs, se5 Philtps-st; August Burn.
MA Livernois- Peter Rncfynski.
AZ Rreeklnridge-st. Emil Pailtz' 9iS
Hastings St Anthony ParusIkia-
wicz. 955 Frederick MichRl Tut
ro, 26l Nillis.avo. t. Vincent StrE-
stkowski; 2'S 2sd 81 Joseph WosShll,
Iuksski, 1919 Julia-st Walter Wer-
mix. $50 Harper-ave.; Walter Helene
ski. 1877 Floryds-sti Andret Lasek,
2y9 brandon ave- Pirtro Pawiosk.
S67 L-awton-ave.. John II. Bssoa. 7Ss
Cameron ave.
Samuel a. HOWE. q. NJ. ys,non-
W, Frank Meth ia brewster ave;
Adam ulbn,. s'i ?tth-.t.; kugsne
Haak. 'sS Nackie-avs; Domin De
moyito, l02 HarbAuRh-st Gioacchino
7sl Rivard-st Don & Reynolds, 1873
yellowstone 81. peab simon, 500 Or
leans-st Fred Hitler. iGi Msybury-
aye aye, John r. uhiig Grscs ho;pi,si,
Michael Ryan, III aid. st Mix.
Fromm. 220g Proctor-st Edw. Clark,
Sc soonest. Fred Fuller. 1917 Me
Clellan-Rve. Otto GadC -. A. r.
st; Hirma A Fisher. 81 Calumet-st.;
Michael HornyAk. lgt West End-ave;
George Murtluck. go Moutclalr-
Christian Sorensen. 712s Proctor So
Fay =. Monroe. $50 Tecumsch ~
Joseph MaChclapshi. SIS Junction
ave. August SeiheTt. 2-tl navy ave,
Alex Klein. 5i2 Uuhuari-aNc. Al
fred RrUy brooke, la44 uurlDurt-ave.
Emanuel kuucktc. 2lS Autietar'-
Ralph Cunningham t.t Figher-
ave-. WladyslAw JuEto, 1888 Portland
ave. Fred W. craft Providence hof-
pitHl. Albert rudek. pa EusScll-sf.,
Joe KAiris. 100 Cardoiua-St Harold
Moore. 1908 nsylNaufa-aNe John
Genthe. SOC 27d-st John Groom. g3S
l4th-st, Clarence barr $50 sylvester
aEc Fred beValL 80 .Iurlrut-ave.
JOHN EilNouruc. 20 Townsend ave.
Jos'ph MHhpo. rs I7ths.f. Alex y.
Hunt l24 PaIr1cr-Sve T. Louis krcis
$50 IiSck-aVy.. Geo. + Wilkins iTHr-
per hospital Edward " IIsuarsIn.
Nlt tHpNrld- ave Forrest z. Tree
1881 Frederick - John DrIarpin %
fIlsry 81 Joseph ku.'ra t.. Gar
fril-HNe STANLEY Saf.t.k.. ais For
"~f-s.. H. Nlu.,ut Faptuvau, u
Iauh.s.. St. Frederick Daley. lis
~-Hr tl'r-st. 3Ert,y Nu-rafs. l01
.irrsrr- Harold parhln Ill w.
M|i4.-atc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Marriage Licenses


Hel-a E.-ahar, i. oata 81
~alrat.r. Tar---ira ~. D.fra.t.
Grazit TaI5zI. Il. b.. came
John anrg.D. 81. Anna Pirtra-
E'nFNL
20 "' ''.' -
.lsu r I.rirs ef 'lelphi1 j..
r. -."1.
Milan N|s.'.-r N.0a EnEir Is
Haxer 70 ........
r,tI EHr7reth N salen 30 .aa.s
e. IS F,--. ..s
E.-usr. 80
Mas I,u.srtsDI. A.reaa Ftar.
r.,l.n..,a.
Etnsl Nns.l - L.-set..~. ~
" narde. a. Detroit
IfHs-ph wilcox -. Gotta paJ.r.
-
Arthur Nrtr1H 2l Mary RanFll.
-
Eas HgvkIna 90. Uotref. Florence
Arthur . Mlu-,u. a. IulIav. o..
Gs'rEa r stone. % Mamie Plot
ks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Deaths

A'hnIa csnirowskA lai7 81 Auh'n.
: months. c"rrHru-arI meningitis;
t.'a nE.1 hue Norman IS ."t,r lrsDi-
- ,g oars luir nary arw"rrAa -:
Carr kI0~8it. Toes 81 f1u.1sk 80
years .tr. state irsur .u.3 Lat er
Briggs N,crIvius Hp-t.ttl 90 y.srs.
alcoholism dencrfi1 Prank A. $ mp
son Ea.r.r hospital If Years otyo-
carfitis herman HrEel ISt Charlie
voiN. - Years. geniifty. John NrFh"r-
son. ESQ Brooklyn. 81 tcars drrren-
ia James CHRISTIAN ean. Receiving
.utr.tat. % srsgf. brat prastrat!an
wears. inquest pending Mlry7na 10
~RndowsSi CO W.rs7u / YEAR.
cefs Oral hcunrrhbge Edward J
White. Providence hospital months,
hamilton John Toe. 80 Palmer.
about IS years. pulmonary honor
rhas". John Eulica rs Sergeant.
about 60 years heat p-vsfrafiun. IA
wa smiley. So Baltimore f. about
IS year. miFN lnsufari~ucy. Math-
cN W..n,of 1852 PIunWcr. about 81
year.. hes; prortrauon. Courhd Rers-
.u'trf Harper hospital. - years. in
qUa-' bending sidney J. L"dhittor.
as EU~r-. n. 4 DAY e. obstruction ~
Lowels }<atai.n rauvas. 1852 Tnvett.
g. ~.nrth So ~pri HEwellH. , months.
agute rnterit'r Donald Irwin. S7s
Campbell. srar. prrririogs auemit,
Fred H~~-ly) - NH,zlstf - years
Harper hospital ~ years perttonj-
fia ioN9 ~ fngel 1909 r Warren.
-s Days 'uf8uf.lv ruuyulEinnE. carl
fai'un uerg@r hospital months.
uer .us.tls Joe Deg O. Vanderbilt.
% month"; cholera iufartuu. Morris
T. ~ isfF. 1850 ~tTHrE. months
bronchial pncg-unulu. Clarence l.
Rr..Fs ttfR Second. e. years. cnronie
par"r- vri1tous uerHrlffs Nsrv
Cs,nr-laH 81 UerEmor. 8 months.
.irH. rujflv. Julius I,tt. IAru~r hos
I|f.| - rHara. pneumonia chester
So ..r. Is. tH.tlrsu's EF.. hospital
trsrs 'r'"r~glar meningitis Henry
Weber 20 Fremont -pl. - years cirr-
bu1Ia ~ llvrr. Edith HGSsdeid. $40
sixteenth. 90 years. pulmonary tuhrr-
ru'.aIs Mary $ Paul 613 Macoub -
yrar# chronic intrratltiai urrhfItiF
Gus I.uk. Receiving hoHpl''l ~
years. EunaIot wounds StHuisiaw
Glu'srF. $50 Townsend. 2 months
rorvulsions Mieczy slHus nlszonskI.
1877 - NuhiD. . months, cholera In
fan'uw CUtitzR ZivU'u. as Wood
tridge r, yenrs. diphtherla
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
ASSETS OF THE
CHALMERS co.
SHOW BIG GAIN

Ths balance sheets OF the Chal-
wrr, Motor Co. June 80. show an
increase .- assets FOR the year OF
s. >5r.--t The cash account
amounts .o s564.74664. AS against
sltsS.t5- s- he close OF the proceed.
iDE y-A- Plant assets less reserve
are appraised Al S3,lS4.c7s.ol. an
increase rom S-.2t5Si3 a year ago.
Investment, .c stocks OF other com
qaoies amount ro s40e,T4o IS. at IN
crease from $3.50 ls5. Investment In
sales orRnches amounts 10 $780,
g6l ~. an increase from Slg0.962
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
GAME WARDEN
ARRESTS BROTHER

GRASS VALLEY. Cal. Aug a.
That Game Warden Ray O'Connor
plays no favorites In the discharge
Of his duties was proved when he
arrested his brother. Frank. for hav.
ing violated the game laws last
January
While admonishing group OF
hunters against unlawful shooting
one OF them asked The warden why
he permitted his brother 10 shoot
quail out OF season. This led to the
latters arrest. Frank OConnor was
fined S25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
CARL KLEINSTUCK
OF KALAMAZOO
SHOOTS HIMSELF

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug -
Carl Kleinstuck, president OF the
National Peat association and vice.
president 81 the National Humane
society. was found with a bullet
wound in his head near his home on
the outs Srts OF this city, Thursday
night II Is said that the wound
was self Inflicted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04

'D~Hfl"afu frofu rage onel
made Jy Tho French in Thursdays
lighting
After a series 81 almost unlntcr.
rup'eI attacks during the night and
~ ;h" forenoon on the lour-mile
front from The Mouse 20 tho woods
Tcst Of DAmjoup. the French Thurs-
day afternoon concentrated all their
power IN tremendous thrust on
'hc one mile Thiaumont- Fleury
line They smashed forward on this
front for a distance Of about a quar-.
ter q mile through tho nos;
powerful field works or the west
ern front Tonight they had count.
ed moro than go pri'oncrs
The village Of Flouly was At.
lacked from two sides. tho north.
vast and southeast In previous a..
tncks The French Rad advanced a.
far ~ the ruined railway station
against furious resistance. Then.
after tho big guns had been given
time ~ clear a path. the Infantry
again swcDt forward. THIS time to
Complrte victory
al tho gains mFdc by the Ger.
mans IN their attacks Of Tuesday
have been swept away. IN on a..
tack simultaneous With that on
EleHy, the French. In the Chonois
sector. drove tho Tcutors from the
trenches they had sei1ed IN this
wooded region. capturing more pfis.
oncB Berlin previously rad admit.
ted The loss 81 ground recently TAX.
en- In Laufeo forest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
RACE FOR
WHITE HOUSE TO
OPEN MONDAY


cahtae, places hal, a dozen SOM.
tor and eight -a1rosen-a,.ys,
Ra,ua y Cole head sf me RanYD
I#-ar -r.,.,.-., r..,..., z.
conrl.,st r9dsr his Iist ~ e d -
pIelG,r,-hs, ,- krovn ta,, fr
addition 20 Hughes tha camrai.~.
a-s all, .-,5eblv Include Ro,s.y.I,
Tar Fa.-h .of- and do,o, ri.
more prominent Progressive. ard
old Hoe P-,a51.rs-s
rr 3D.. ,..t.,.......... ....----,,-,
tg.r, .h., ....t. am -.
cav. r,,,. .-.. 60. ~ r.,
IT,. g,.. r....l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Births
BOYS

BOYS
FIorian Rau1lnski. 537 MItchcll-avc
stanley Kawa. ~ Dubuis-st Thoq
walton. $40 Cameron Robert
Wilson. 30 Arnhrrst-st James I.
Thompyon. Providence hospital les
sie MullenieN. Providence hospital.
Walter r. Work 90 T.othrop-ave.
Charles Phillips. 3is Eohur ave pet
er KrauHe i33 Hsndrie-Pt MiChal
Mistora . Albert-st.. John Yaalk. 90
HoIborn-hvc. Joseph nall. ~ Post
ave. vito Crimandp. lO7 Ualc-st ,
Filippo Verdi. t3t Ford-ave. Antonio
Butern, 1895 Harper John Rob
lnson Providence hospital. George f.
Knowles 100 Vancouvar-nve samuel
Seel"nfrcund iios 81 Antoine st ,
Francis a. NanAlstine, 1856 Third st /,
Harry y. Johnston. 1885 John II ct .
lanes ". BlaEtow. 500 Lafayette ~ .
Frank IAtky. - Kdupp-aye.. Joseph
Kachmsr. 355 30th-st charles Coil o.
Woman's hospital. Berthler Hartman
los HerC wood ave otto = sullivan.
30a stanley ave Villaire Ueu-y los
eph $40 Glendale Samuel Hut
ton. f9S Lawndsle-avc MILFORD WI
llsms. Grace hospital John CurrAn,
2b7 Moutclair- Bernard Byr-
nee $50 TDothrop.avs Max Woitha
f04 Cooper ave John T.aRouro Ilg
Hendricks-st Charles Miles, II
craig ~. Joseph Gaby'r. inc Port
land-avs vincent Koscielnlak. 2oiG
RuAseil-E'.. Alev v Doerlng Won
ans hospital. Potter i.opinr tfs cad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aug Wheat In De-
trOit was firm and lc higher az tho
opening Chicago bad an advancs .
iG2c and Liverpool Vas strong
Opening prices Friday cash NJ Q
red wheat fl2e september. g. %.
Uece N Der. So y No white. s. 81
The corn market u steady ~ s'o
for cash No B. s5ilc FOR 80. , yell. r.
and ssl- Es4l-c for NJ. : yellow
oats are frm a. SO - s-anta- Z.
Az for cash No. 2 vs.te 43c s.T
septeub"r and iii4 g f2Lsc f7r No 4
white
Rye Is firm az 39- Cor cash W .
Beans are Arrl az $3.50 bid s7r m
mediate and prompt shipment
Seeds are dull and steady a. 50 81
Tor prime red clover and alsiSs, s. 80
for prime timothy and ilJ6-i g1r
alfalfa
Grain receipts a. Chicago Friday
were e cars & wheat go ~ corn
and 3f5 ~ oats
December corn opened Friday a.
IS = q 50 =, C and oats ~ - = 49, r.
Liverpool wheat closed q ~ high
er and corn unchanged - IA lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
bHkRP DROP IN
] GASOLINE NEAR
Rude Oils Again Cut Ten Cents
On the Barrel In Central
Fields

& YTNDLAY. o., Aug. A sharp
ocline In the price OF gasoline Is
oticipated following another slash
"a the price OF central western oils
oday. The price was cut 10 cents
- the barrel, making 25c drop
Ert1hin two weeks. New prices are:
forth and South Lint, sl.4s; lndi-
"a, Si.35; Illinois and Princeton,
MO; Wooster, $40; Plymouth,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Photographic
TOCK MARKET
|REMAINS QUIET
Dtors Open Higher; New
York Central Shows
* Gain

& NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE stock
p1nnrket opened quiet today with
'ne3ce changes irregular. With the
inception OF a 3.s decline, TO IS IS
~ Cuba Cane Sugar there was little
ndication OF market pressure. stu
ubaker opened up IA. al i23 81
New York Central. at ioS IL, Was
- Ia; wiliys-overiand, al 81 L.
howsd a 5-s overnight gain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
IN
CONFERENCE
ON STRIKE


selves today 70 consideration OF "a
method 20 prevent the ,hreat"ng'i
strike
The chamber wants the senate
committee 70 give n a hearing T.
probably viii BE granted Arbitra
ton by The interstate commerce
CON mission will Be urged oy the
cham Der
Organized With Senator Nev.ants
a. Us head the special investiga'-
ing committee within a Few days IS
expected 70 summon Leading labor
leaders and railway uaguates for q
hearing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04

NEW YORK. AIg 4--The Tinted
States would face one q the most
serious food situations tn DECADE
II the threatened STRIFE 81 too on9
railroad men should na--rial.ze aul
became q prorrarred fight, pcccr Iirg
20 opinions collected in score 4
the larger cites - fle Juitcu
Press TODAY. As the impending tia.
Up u! -J".Dtj miles 81 railroad uF
the army * railway smDiOr -
would 81, the rreafe,, 90 al strike.
So ~o8id the --7Iltau- Joss aad sai.
feriag Do the grrafr.'. D' s.Uass lacu
from coast 20 coast DECLARED
Coast cities aud cities .ooa-ed on
naylgable streams would be- least;
affected. according 10 '.e symPo
-!4n OF opinions But they would
De hard h!t. nevertheless
Babies and children would feel
the brun, o; such a strike There
would obviously be great d.Hcul'y
in supplying perisha5ie toodstuIs 20
,hickly populated centers. even with
water facilities Shortage % milk
would be the first felt. the opinions
agree Shortage OF other foodstuTs
would come. according 20 how per.
lshable they are, as we'll as 10 sup
plies held in warehouses and storage
plants.
Some cities could get along after
q fashion for anywhere from two
weeks 20 two months. steps having
already been taken by city officials
and public organizations looking to-
ward motor supply trains that would
scour outlying districts for food
stufs
Al the city statlstician'- ofHce
there Il was stated authorities would
mobilize 10000 automobiles 20 gath.
er supplies from the rich farming
lands for 40 miles west. south and
north OF the city The supplies on
hand there now. ofhcials said, would
not last any length Of time"
New York. being a clearing point
.or many other cities. could live FOR
weeks, but until organization of mo-
tor transportation could be achieyed
there would be some suffering Some
Of the producing territory upstate
could DO tapped By way OF tho Hpd-
son
Pittsburgh, located on three riv.
srs. might thereby be saved from A
real food stringency City Officials
there said automobile transport alton
undoubtedly would figure IN relley.
ing the situation There are large
supplies In Pittsburgh At present
sumcient 70 last several weeks.
Boston would suffer very little.
according 20 Prof Cunning CHAM. stat.
ls,ician and railroad expert. Of Har
yard. despite the fact that the -four
supply there now Is low Boston
now has enough butter and eggs In
warehouses 20 last through the win.
Ter, but meat would be very scarce,
Prof Cunningham said
Interurban trolleys and water IA
cillties would prevent extreme suf-
'ering In St Louis. business mon
and officials there said.
James Wilson. president OF the
wholesalers board OF trade AT San
Francisco. said provisions in ware
houses there would last probably 30
days, giving ample time for replen.
ishing stock By water traflc
!,os Angeles feels even more &c.
cure than San Francisco, chamber
- commerce members declaring the
city could hold out from three weeks
20 three months with some little in.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
onsts Cause Fire Alarm

JAHl-SvILLE, Wis. Aug. 4.-Aa
alarm Of IRE the other evening
brought two companies OF the do
partment 10 tho First Congregational
church An excited Individual "nas.
god down the equipment and point
ed to the steeple with the lnforma-
ton that the blaze was inside II. In
vestigation showed great dense
swarm Of gnats about the spire. This
was the smoke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
InIInn IIAE srnck

T.lEDD. Aug z-HpRs Receipt
s GOO rlafFrt So lower. heayieH. 80 70
1I"e5. mediums. tIG2g8 lob. YORK
arF. f4.g tI9 81 good pigs ~ 80 y
3 4n calves. Market steady. S.rsl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
MARINE NOTES


As The result ~ trouble with her
steering wheel -aa steamer Nauhev
Andrew 1g.e-a7 with q cargo o.,
coal r-- aground On The @--. sa1s
u 'h- tmas--,sarg caarre sls,
below Bots Blanc Island Thursday
night atas- .Haer The ,gr
ONO and lighter %, the Great Laaes
Towing o.. feet 0ear 10 her assist.
a-0a She Hss found our OF me
ea'ar eight inches forward ard
ting 20 ROCKY bottom
Waller Mcdowell. ouer on the
steamer A. NJ By-rs. bound from
Dalg'a ro Cleveland. died in Haroor
Beach, Thursday morning. from r..
,Eries he suffered when he slipped
and Fell l1 feet from the engine
room aoo- 20 the crank shaft, Ma
towskts parents live a, No 2l2
De'roit-st. Buffalo
washington has notified CAPT.
Charles y Wes'cott. United States
supervising Inspector ~ steam YES
s"ls for BE eighth dist-lc-. OF TIE
confirmation % the appointment, OF
Roserr = Vanderbilt a. clerk 10
he Detroit 0Hce % the inspectors
% steam vessels
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04

PrintinE--the plain neat kind--thst
II right-Timrs job Dept.-MHIn as2O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04

Printtnr--the plain neat kind-thRt
n r4gst-ftrse- Job peptr--sfetn tb7O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
RUSSIANS
CROSS STOCK
HOD RIVER

Cosp,ins.d from p.x. One,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-04
Standard Oil Stocks

-.atati. - oy H-roe,over s Weeks.
AsE 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

mic Hcoe SSrou erideint finger IN
oeit mcihen &aitelltGneu ilno oic@iit.
fu6beit Oes arrangements nlod,t oiqic
mir i'm 10 on3rcben0er.
oSal5 lno Ffeiier" Seioe iii Ser
g}omc, Der BEN neiIenSoffetoaeiueben,
in oensH Stbmar5 ilnO @ciB fein g.
miibt 1T lm0 nis Geneu munoet6ilb.
ibc oone-piccc" -9oihimc berocItcat
weroet Dieiclben iinS qleih mu.
fngsOolI Qortirt nit @ciB oocs
Shmorj, ooh miro OaS Setterc all.
geneiu porge3ogcll, 9eIonSers be,
merfensuertb lit ein bon einer pronli.
nentcn Sirmo iniportirtes Soltiun
init einen Nod, Ser aus Orei 6reitel
Soltnen 5itiommengeiebt ilt, llpo IL
ner 6ihu.Goillc lintcr eincm brei.
ten @iirtcl BON itbwor5er Seioe otqc
fiigt 1T. 9(u6 oie @eite lit bon Idapar
ger Seioe, nit fpeiBen sn0pfeu per-
5iert ruGbreno oen &uls Gin boGcy
%rogen BON occor0eon pliIiirter Sr-
ganop ittnei6t. Sierrit 6armoniren
Die Slermel-8olorts, ole NIT Ihmo,
Ter, idpur5er SeiOenblenoe bciteppi
iin6. ggo II s a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-30

es BON Gem Mhiilcr oes Mantels all,
ob CT abruIouobl bei einer S6opping
Goitr oocr aelegertlic6 eineS Sra-
sierqongs rin &ermittng gctrogcn
uer0eii fanL @S Gilt bon oorli(preir
olS ousqemobt, odb mir ein nooiid)-
eleqalter N}otornalttel oielpn 0or,
rcltcn 3iued 0ieniibar gemodt mcr.
Ocn fam. Inter Oeri neucu W}otor'
n0rteln gi6t cs einigc, 6ic 6cIonOers
clc6ont iiuo, iopobl in 9c5ng ouf
Dos Iiatcriol, lpic ouf Den Sdnitt
llpierc piertc 9lb6iloulg 5cigt eincn
ie6r onipredenOeu Nlnntcl in bram
umo grim farrirtem Materidl, or.
iiercs oor6cribenO. Ger bobc Scori'
&raacu pen @ibcrpcI5 lit ems ocr
nlo0i6ci Getoils scr Soilon. Sehr
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SEEN gDorf 0cu a. Soulor
W3ooone 5ora6 9cru6orois s(uss
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fpie lie iid1 iii6lt, 6at Die lc6baitc ,3N'
itinmiuiQ Der neiiten 5roren 9cIEt'
Sru imo bic @ciblidfeit i'm gIagc1
meinen BAT oieie @biIolop9ic oer
oottlidcu Sara6 3i Der i5ren &C.,
modlt 0ie ,Srolt Die pie Sngcnolita
felt ibrer @emeglngcn olirW palleHr
DC 9leiOlmg 5i uniterihiBen milnidlt
Sin6ct eiue berettpilige @erbiinoete
III Srau Ntocc
g(ae sic nciien N}ooeL oic iiir rus
Trii6jobr ge0acbt lnO ii oen Nlooet
len fiir Die Saiion i'm Siioeu an9c-
beutet tu0. Uerf6rpern oeu Hei5 lue
Sic 1riidje ocr sSugenO @inFod0cit
lit ser @rinoton zines ieOen GIeioes,
cs gibt jeoor6 pielerlei fleiiic Seldte,
Sic 3ur @eruenoing fonuuen I'M
cinem Nlobca, oos oaS fiir moOIlde
glcqon5 uncrl0blihc @tIpos 81 Der.
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abiidlti9t miro, Die Giniodlbcit OcS
NiooeQs Na0lr6 nod 5u betoAcn
ganlih uno itiiuolid finoen rci-
5cnoc Dlooellc oieier glrt i6ren NSed
ladl liIoIitcn alirortcn ,Siir Die
syrau, sic oen ginter in Siiocn per.
lringt .aibt cS uicIlts, mas 10 eleannt
iro gleidl5eitia 10 proftiih iit ula
eiu cinianes alciO BON Goronrop,
nit @eorgcttc Crepe coer Crepe De
dine Ole pornebmen WfoOc- -@cihdite
oiieriren einc glu5obl Oieier eilHadlen
aicioer in beioen oieien aomblnatio.
nen Sin aleiO BON oieiem 1pp iit
fiir Gprnlitiaos ooer iitiorncac gtatb
mittdaatrodt aeeignet llnierc eritl
9lbbisouHa rcrauinaltliht cin RIc!o
nieier Slrt Ger alntte, ritnogeitnittc.
ne 9icd nit ieincr 6o6en TnifIcnIinie
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bleiben miiiielt inrt, iib oen 5rchoel
res MinteriportS biBugcben 9lnF
DER @isbabm int SrcicrL lpic inH
glinf, 1T Die 6ragc, mas mon troaen
ion, bic pitbti0iic. Sir bic ,5rnl.
Sic iiber reidli1e W}ittel pcrhigt, iit
es cine leidlte Ga6c, irecnO ems aer
tppiiden Gislauifoitiimc 5rt crlaugeb
oic iiberoa olisgeitent inlD, 9ielc bic.
ler 9oitiinte iiir Den in 6coe ltc6eU.
Den 3ped iino IN aSeioeh SSerilp5
Hounc Sanmet o0er cSlacceleNcy
ousgefiihrt, mo iino massachusetts
gnnlirt ooer iimr1n6et init tiner Gm.
faiiling BON 0fnrobout, oas bic gS'ir-
fung bon IelS bat. Gos aoitiinL oas
iiir ocn Gtslaili geeignet iit, fipc
ailh paiieito iiir StroBenfrdht iis
nbne Sro9c cine ic1f port6eil6aite
slliidafiiin9. 9lnes mas n6t6ig, III
mlr. DAB Die 9rGgerin i'm 9liuf sic
StNlhe ipehieli Sin 9ln5lig oieicg
glrt lit in itnierer oritten 9(b6ilOluG
pernniHmiIidt. glnsecfiibrt lit oa9
Wfo0ca in pildluHcriarbigcm &eloHr
DC lainc. nit brcitcni 6iirtcl, lluS
lurgen, jugen0lih pirtenoen oinicn.
2ctteres in SoIee Der GolialtciL 0i3
all oen SrbuItern eiueclest iino Tic
Gorbiirc intten inn Sen 0}onteb Scr
NttIf Ger Groacii mn Ole D}onidlei.
ten iiuo BON HobbenfeG, ponit aild
Der Out garltirt iii.
Ger N}otormartel, ser aud iiir
oaaenisinr 9roft geeienet, lit oer.
Der nit &eht bon ben neiiten ,Sroit.
en- beuor5ugt miro, 91otiir(iM b1ngt