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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
p.,alvsis Plea Fails to.
Veep Classes from Be-
ginning Monday.
CHILDREN SAFER,
PHYSICIAN ASSERTS
Gases Decrease, Although
More Deaths Reported
After-Care Planned.

-. ooeninc Of the public and Paro-
-, s.bools Of the city, delayed be
-. ~ infantile paralysis, will take
80 - Monday. Mayor Mitchell an
n,..s Yesterday after a conference
- NJ Haven Emerson. Health Com
...;o,er and william G. Wilcox
...is.rt Of the Board Of Education.
q called these gentlemen in because
,a,n,ed their judgment" the Mayor
"a aand they both agree that there
=. -ssson why the schools cannot
~ opened on Monday
:, a letter 70 Mr.. Wilcox regarding
=. opering Of the schools. Or. L. En-
81, Holt. professor % children's dis
.,,,, i. the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons. writes that increased dan
- from assembling children in
Schools are negligible.
Sees No Peril to Pupils.
Of. {, probable occasional cases will
...r- through the month Of October
49, p.rhaps November" he says, but
: 90 not think this number will mate
Lii lessen Z the public schools do
no. open until December
I. was the sentiment of the men who
,..s,dsd the Mayors conference that
ne children would be safer in school,
ui.h the precautions that Will be taken,
,s.n Il they were allowed 20 congre-
-,,s a. the streets. Ninety-fve per
.sst At the children Of school age have
b.s, In the city all summer, and $4,000
bsvs played r the public Fairgrounds
during the epidemic, with no apparent
increase in the disease, according 10
NJ Wilcox
Yesterdays reports Of the Depart
-crt Of Health on infantile paralysis
show a decrease in the number OF new
cases recorded and an increase in the
NUMBER Of deaths. as compared with
tie reports OF the preceding twenty
four hours. on Thursday there were
,Esnty-seven new cases, as against
twenty on Friday. and six deaths to
sleyen listed yesterday.
After Care Instruction.
Miss Miriam !. Sweeney. OF the
Chfldren's Hospital OF Boston, will,
within q few days, start 70 instruct q
class OF nurses employed b. the After
Care Committee in course Of muscle
training for paralysis victims. Train
ing stations viii be established in Man
haitian and Brooklyn. and II is eX-
pes,so that within three weeks the
nurses vii have a sufficient knowledge
% begin their duties.
David Rothschiid, chairman Of the
Parents Association Of the 18TH SchoO.
District, Which has opposed the opening
O. the schools on Monday. last night
tod Commissioner Emerson that TO
iegs. action will be taken. Although
= had been invited 20 attend the
;caferc-ce IN the Mayors Office yes
isfcsy Nr. Rothschi,d was not pres
slt
lh.r-y-nine upstate cases Of irfan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Very Good Eddie to End
Its Run - "BaCkflre"
Next at 39th Street.

VERY Good Eddie" which has played
in three New York theatres and was
reported 20 have been in pursuit Of
Stuart Walkers portable stage record.
IS about TO move once more. II Will
leave the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre
al the end OF next week. presumably
for a road tour, since no announce
ment has been made 20 the contrary.
The piece has been playing IN New
York since December
The next attraction at the Thirty
ninth Street will be "Backhre," a
drama by Stuart Fox The piece has
recently been playing on the road
under the title OF Sport Of Law"
The Amber Empress" will remain
but one more week at the Globe. Ray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

way with him. and besides this he could
paint delightful pictures. No one was
surprised when Valerie declared that
she preferred Louis 20 an odious,
bearded person, who persisted in an
noying her.
The play is wonderfully well cast.
The father and mother Of Louis were
most lovable, delightful old people,
whom one felt it would be a pleasure TO
know; and the settings, particu larly IN
tho studio scenes. were magnificent.
The picture will be released in the
theatres next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

mond Hitchcock. in Betty will try
MS luck on the third Of October.
The Evolution OF Life" described
as "a playlet with 4 high literary
finish" viii be seen az the Palace next
week. In announcing the offering the
management OF the Palace declares
that it is trying 20 get away from play
lets with the usual dull rnlsh.
The role Of the page in Silvio Helms
production Of The Merry Wives OF
Windsor" will be played by 8 girl
Lottie Dewey.
BY way Of allaying all popular Gu
riosity. announcement Is made that
Nine Nazimova will return 10 the
spoken drama as soon as the filming
OF War Brides" is accomplished.
Marjorie Patterson. Of "Pierrot the
Prod ga" recently forwarded poem
20 King Albert Of Belgium. and received
d letter Of thanks instead OF the Gus
tomary rejection slip
The Flame" will remain az the Lyric
until October Il. and 10 IS announced
tina. il will then continue its run AZ
another New York theatre. The An
nette Ke,lermann film. a Daughter OF
the Gods" will be seen al the Lyric on
or about October II. Both William
Fox and Herbert Brenon will attend the
premiere. provided the theatre IS found
20 be large enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
ROSIE AND CHARLIE
SHY TWO FAMILIES
Girl of 2 and Boy of 8 Await
Parents at Children's Society.

Rosie and Charlie are az the SnII-
dren's Society rooms in case their iain-
lies wan, them back. Rosie. who IS two
Years old and has blue eyes and brown
hair and a white dress and req
sweater. was found in Eleventh street.
near Sixth Avenue, on September Is,
Charlie is a year older. and MS SIS
ter Annie and his brother Wine NE ne
near the bicycle store, he says. lie
wore 8 checked dress. white stocAinss
and black shoes with white uppers, on
one Of which were white buttons ana
on the other black. when he was found
a. Fifth Street and Second Avenue on
Roth children were arralgned before
Justice Mayo in the Children's Court
Yesterday and reeommit;ed TO the care
OF the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Report Two Englishmen
Shot by Villa Bandits

Galveston. Tex. Sept. 22.-Two BTU
ish subjects were taken from their
home and shot and thirty-six OF party
Of thirty-eight Carranza soldiers were
killed in a raid on September l6 on an
Aquila oil camp near Tuxpam by ban
dts calling themselves Villistas, &C
cording TO a report brought here to-
day by the steamer Topila from Tam
pico.
The Carranzstas put up hard fight,
il was said but we're outnumbered and
overpowered. Two Of their officers took
refuge in the house Of the Engli
men. They we're discovered and put to
death and the Englishmen were killed
for having given them shelter, the re-
port adds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Standard Oil Sued for sll2.5o0.

William J. Clark, Of Larchmont, nIed
suit in the Supreme Court at White
Plains yesterday against the Standard
oil Company for sil2,5oO, which ne
claims due him as commissions for the
purchase Of vessels for the corpora
ton. He says he was employed last
January 20 obtain options on vessels
and succeeded in obtaining SIX, when
the company purchased for $375'oOO
each. or a total Of s2,250,OOO. His com
mission ne sets at 5 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
"GoSh! It's Great To Be Home
list Men Chuckle as They Toll
Stores in Armory-F ourteenth Reluctantly Prepares
to Lay Aside Arms After Some Trip.

and the men who were left behind IN
san Antonio suffering from the disease
will soon be in condition 70 return TO
Brooklyn.
Colonel william G. Bates, commander
Of the list Regiment. IS Ill az MS home
at Bayshore, L. l. A heavy cold, con-
tracted az Camp Whitman, forced him
70 leave his command Tuesday. Al
though il was feared for time that
the inflammation would develop into
pneumonia. reports received yesterday
told OF a marked improvement IN hl'
condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Counollv's Auto Hits Boy.

Harry Rheingold. twelve years 90 o. Oh u
IS Avenue 4. darted out rom oel,.'.u =
truck yesterda. AZ last nr'tuNas -
49,, automobile in which Borough Pres
80 Yourice Connolly OF Queens was
r;dirg The lads skull was fractured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
CRiNFOPD, y. J.

10 LET-Atfractive new modern house
AT improvements. ready for immediate oc-
cupancy SPECIAL RENT 40 lNFAN-
TILE PARALYSIS. owner. Lock BOX ~.
CRAWFORD. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
FIRE RECORD

I 0N--I "a az. Herman Levitt. slight
s95-3s45 7d av Joseph M-hidt.e TO- s'rcr.
q -D-ll- spring 81 AT Novelty Co.. t1fug
o. So
1. 1910 % AZ Abraham Henry. slsrf
/. IJ-4Sth 81 and MIlisln ~ NeE l1ra Ccrtrl.
yards lrifMz
Is.f--isI7 20 ~ friar Cohcr slight
a1-S West e0fh 81 JACOB Neaiic. .-l@i0g
1910 Fat sf,t st. Fannie Ho-0r'r1. t-ffia-
! n III Wet 4sl g. FreIcr-E Spring Lrifla :
e.00-l3I Grand 81. Louis Strche. trfug
80 East -g.h st MN M-fhelsoa -rifilg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

BOTANICAL GARDENS. Bedford Park
B-arR-To rent nex 7-rCom cottage all
improvements. space FOR private garaE.
NJ 81 brown. 800 Webster Ave. Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ON FAMILY HOysEs. detached garage. nine
rooms bath. showers. electric llsnr. vacuum
rlean.rs steam. pa-guet-. 8 $50. $3.50 rsSh. SIS
monthly and Interest Builders. 1880 f-th ~ Taka
Nest End subway. Municipal Bls % .stn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

F1TNt'l TVT 9V'''11
y,-k Lat Southern N~v Ens i"ch showers
AID ssneghat lower temperature to-fsy. llor-ov.
V5--terr Sex F-gs1t-Io-ai showers to-day ara
r-nt1h.F fp--o-r0w
Ws-v.s.l fle Df.t-.r' y Columbia ard virginia -
S1r,se-. followed hy ref-frg All .one- io-lA'
tomorrow. fair. Vith 1oir-fe terp'-a'Ifs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

-,od.-l.s ,orih irI ess' arl overcast weather anl
showers r,ic.'s Atlantic. moderate 'ou'h aat orcr-
.,,, weather ard probably 'Nows-z south Atlantic
--rIs-... ta-ia.-e arl rrre-l-ly flir eel-he--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Long ISLAND.

FREEPORT WATER FRONT
bungalow 40 houses. q 900 W. also bulldog
lot. Oh Randall Bay sd Noolrle'f BL. .1N
rrir,s -uy fsrrrs send f0r particular
JOUN J. RANDALL co. Freeport. /. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
COUSrRY PROPEkTI.

LIT YOUR RENT PAT Foh NorR HONE
B,~t rrsnclA pisn explained ~ Country Home
i-a<r. No 20 Hei ia st. pevt Phone
a<sO Mad sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Fourteenth Eager 10 Serve.

while the men are glad TO be home,
they would be willing to 20 TO the
front tomorrow. II they were ordered
out" he said. MANY of them think
they have regrets for the time they
sport in Texas, but they really haven't.
They are in splendid physical condi-
ton. and the 14th is much more
efficient military organization than it
was in June, so. speaking az an officer,
feel that the summer has been worth
while"
While the regiment remains in the
Federal service the men will have daily
drills on the Prospect Park parade
ground. No further cases % paraty-
phod have appeared in the regiment,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
rNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TOLL
BOROUGH OF THE BRoNN.

FOX ST 80 7ss 7s. $50 7s' =. 8 foor, bal
steam hot water. al improvements. SIS 70 50
Inquire Jsni'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

Local ofnclal Records The following o'HciA re'-
ord f--ni nc Weather Bureau shows 'he caa.se1 10
tr. Temperature f'r The last tncrty-fol1 m CONE
carlson with he corresponding dat- q ias' 7ear-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

HOE AVE a33 15s 500. rpons electricity
tel.phuu- .ho-.r baths. Iaguirr gan!ios.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23

Filled with supply-laden army trucks
and field equipment, Thirty-third Street,
near the list Armory, looked yester-
day as it did in June before the regi-
ment left for the border. All day
details Of men unloaded boxes Of "a
tons and carried them into the building
70 be stored. Good naturedly they
worked, while the rest Of the organiza-
ton went through six-hour drill
which included a hike over city pave
ments.
How can you laugh with a box Of
corned beef on your shoulder one
Guardsman asked another as he moppet
his forehead after depositing his own
burden.
Going to See His Girl.
Easiest thing in the world" was
the answer. 81 just got letter from
my girl. Coin to see her tonight
Who wouldn't laugh? Gosh, it's grea;
70 be home again"
Although they are under ten days
quarantine, ordered by the Board OF
Health, members Of the regiment are
permitted 10 60 TO their homes al
night. reporting at the armory al
o'clock each morning. No member OF
their families is allowed in the build
ing. however.
As the men look back on their sum.
mer in Texas they agree that it was
not 90 bad after all. To many the
prospect OF returning 10 an office desk
after several months in the open, i:
hard 70 face. Although there are q
few grunblers. the majority refer "a
their border service as some trip" and
laugh over the complaints which were
so prevalent after the troops were frs;
modified.
At the 14th Regiment armory, in
Brooklyn, where the men are also IN
der quarantine, an officer said yester-
day that many OF the members Of the
organization wanted TO stay on the
border. Their contention was, he said
that they had enlisted for real service
and they did not want 70 return before
they had seen it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-23
Barometer Rsseings.

Barometer Rsadi1gs
"a % O. p % ...2ss5 ?. II. .e's-
Humidity.
am....si p m.....55 ? n. 80
Local Fo-sos,t.-shoves All so1ewhi, lower
temperature Saturday: sunday probably far. mod
efie soltlery winds.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

cbeniopiel inert.
oScbt boffe ib, oaf iid allies gum
@uten menoen miro, ia0te er nit be-
benben &ippcu, Den 9lgenten an Sei.
ben S6ultern riittelno. 9as gait fir
cine lllnarnning.
yieiIen We1iel ausitellen9 atit
@onne 9luf feds Wonate itott ouf
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ben gln0elhlngen oeS Soll1noerS ia
ibon cinigeu @orihuB (obon
arupp") erbalten, Der iogor cine sDei,
tere Yrolongation iiberfliiiiig madlte.
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tc 9lb8aBlitng leibt 8ll erreihen
Slid auf 10 beiBt Der @ruB IT in
ben Berg. lmo Siitteniperfen.
SeBt mar Der S1redensuame
GottIer 5il eiHem &iuoeripott oeTor.
0cn -
Damn itnno er ipie6er aut Der
Strabe. DAB er pergeblib oilf aar-
la tparten mubte, OaS triibte ibuI
iuObl ore gegellipnrtlge StltHoe, 2Slc
bate er iie nit ieiner aSretloelbot-
i6oft 0u iibcrraiben geooht: @eret.
tet SSn orei Gagen wiro er bon
Sattler ben boien Mecbiel cinl0iea;
oa, IN ieiner grnIttoicbe pdrmen fdj
bic 3iuan5ig blotfcn Sollienoer. llno
Gaiul Die ld6ne 8ufiuit an Die er
iebt itbon felicuiclt glnubte; elm CARA
anocrrr Wtcnid, boil 3uocriibt uAo
SeIbitbertrouen, boil lpieocreripcb-
tenn Salgenomlt uio glrbeitsIilt.
On eebit NIT mir, GorIo. oll
miBtl Oh pirit cridlmercnoe Setter
hreden iuic idb je5t iolAe 0erbrohcu
babe glnu mcro ib Dir Gin Nei.
ipicl ieiH, ipie on cS bcute fir mid
gepeicn bit. So, mir babcn icoe.
nod cine gIufgobe, Obcr cine genciR'
iarnc. glm nclcr llfer friih unS
grim 6ancn mir ans tpicOcr eli
Sacjnt
u9lb, oab lie ieBt od iciu fonutsll
glhcr lHoracn friib miro cr ibr ci
zen @otcn ibiden, Der Inn 9laGrid'
poI ibr 5uriidbringcn talA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

ter Belt niht gan5 III 5orm SD
bate mir beute ibon DorgenormelL
bel Serru Gberit meecn ciues @rbo.
lungsilrlaubes poriiellig 81 ipcroen."
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BEL angegriiicnen gtcrben @0nnen
Gle iidj 9iube, 8erebrteiterI 8or al.
lem gtadtrltbe. Damn iDolen mir
n1dbltenS ipeiterrc0en.
9toltenfelo blieb ihtnum uno Iiif.
tete nun ben Sut. Ger Sberit nidte
umo mari 8mei Singer an Den 9liisen-
rano. Ger quite Sauptmann ibien
ielber feineil Mert 0arauf 5u legen,
baB ibm iest fem Gbef Die $ulo
reidte.
&abeim ongelnngt, befabl HaIten'
iel0 ieinem Burden, ibm aus benz
benahbarteu Heltaurant Elm W}ittog.
ellen 5i boIeu legal, ipas es lit"
~ ln0 oann tpiini6te er itligeIt0rt
3u bleiben; er babe 81 orbeiten Gr
traf oild iofort alle @orbereitungen.
9lus elmer ode bolte er elm nerltmib-
tes 9ieiBbrett berpor, aus Dem
Sdreibtiid 5peierlei @apier: elm
aroBes, itarfes 9lott fir Die 8eih.
NINA uno cincn Bogen oWlmtiter-
folio~ -- fir icin glbihieosgeiudj.
Gieies iollte auf Der Stelle obgcioBt
meroen, 0umit eS Der @uride beior-
bern fonnte, iobalo CT bonn 0oitbaus
suriidfom. Us mar ibm @eoiirftis,
% ihncll ais moglidD noie Sdiffe bin
ter iih 81 rerbrcnnen~
3upor abcr mari er bod tuieoer el.
nen Slid auf Die Eii6e5eicbnung,
fir Die iih aud Der neugierige
SER Gberit 70 germ nabcr intereiiiert
Bate.
aein 8pciiel, ods por elm &rnpp-
Ihes @eibiig Bon glbnebmern I'M
synlanoe bate ban 9liitt geiprodeu
Ger @eoonfe, ooB Der ibm geipor.
oene 9ln- itno 9llftroe bielleibt bon
benz iueltberiibnlten &ouie in @iier
berriibrtc, bate etipoS @erauihen
6es syalt ipie cine bollGnoiibc 8iaor
re. @ei auipp ii Giien 2 W8en
ideutinb. oa batteit gu ia elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

tiibIt Gr bate fcin GcrIan0en, iidI
sli iIber5ellgetI, iUfe cS nit den
9Eieroen itan0, Don oeren bebrobliAer
Gcrfaiiing Der Gtollhuridle 81 be-.
ridten gefommeu mar; ieine g8ilicns
ibait in oiclcr @caiebung rcibtc mei-
ter ais oie oes DIRECTORS lmo oeS az,
ianlten StulIperioudls. glud BATE
er an oieiem @oruittdg cine 3uidnl.
incnfilnit nit @rautopt perabreoet,
Die wtrflib mihtig gcnIa mar
gtun empfing er ais Der Sefrctdr
Ger aihlStlerin ben fir lie beltinlnl.
ten Brief oes Serrn BON &nlteniel6.
Sein etpig ouf Der 2auer licocnSer
@eroadt bate ibn iofort nit Der
n6tieen @eiItesaegenpart begabt. gr
biitete iib nobI, 6ein 8otenedneer 5it
perratelt oob er Die nngeirogte Dnnc
Ioeben olif Der Greppe bate treffelI
fonnen. - o@eben Siel Sd iperoc
eS Der gn6bieen 6rmi bineintraecr~
- 6amit nobnl er ibm ben Briei lmO
begab iid in iein 8immer. Seine
cbenio raid aIs iider ollgreifenoe Ge-
ivonotbeit, nit Der er oieie Spittii.
berei bollfiibrte, nerbliifftcn oen
IbDerf1IIigen Mnnu BON Der Strlfc
oermaBeu, bob eS ibn oornicht Gin
iiel, ocn @efebl ieineS gli1troQac.
brrs, oen @ricf nic6t in unbcrltfcuc
SGnbe gelongcn 81 laiien, f0lmc bicl
I'glnpcuorng iilloen. gr ipor ibcr.
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ioigc rlo ipllroe oarin bcltdrft, al.
Der Scrr Setret1r IN ipenigcr els ci.
ncr bolbcn W}imite bcroustrdt mi
lfW5 bcridbtcte, ,,cs lei gut ID, imt
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3oIcmsfi bciobl Dem Simmer
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81 moMcp plcr rciic nod pol
lniitng ab N~na bcorncrts cr 0as
SnIbenulGidelL oaB e. ibm pein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

Soupttreifer ge6ogenl
Gr betradjtete oaS gestlidbc Yapier
Der Gorlage BON alien Geitcn, Oh
irgenoipo eiu DeriiedtcS SSirmen3ei.
den 3u entoeden iudre. @noli1 belt
er cs gegen oas 2i@t. Ia iab er IN
Battle-Ground Elm uuoertbalb 8oll
bobes Gmblem in @eiialt eineS Sam
mers, imo Den bier 8udltaben uS.
s.. s. AR." flanfiert
glber oos mar ia MIR bic 2ualt'
tdtsmatfe Der 9}dpierfabrit @lit,
qlt. 90 beipies es ipenigiteus ni6tS
Qeaen Die terlodenoe 9lunabWe, 0aB
CT yiiir arupp" al arbeiten babe.
Sci Der glblieierlHg ieiner gIrbett
mubte Der SollGl0er OemSauptmonu
ia 6arbe befenuen. gtatiirlih, oos
mar man ia icbon elmer nllgemeiHeH
9orlid)t i1uloig. gliiG Der Sono
qeben oartit ou oeine 3eidnung ni6t
cher, big ou Dir Die @etpiBbeit Der-
ibafft bait, oaB olles nit reoli1en
0tnQen 5ugebt.
Wlit ginbruH Der Gmfelbeit fam
oonn Der 5peite @liidsIall oieies &C.
IeQteten Cages; Die Wloglihfeit ei-
ncs cbrcnoollen 9lbidieos bonn Bor.
tepe - bur9 bic @ermittlung Wlorlt
g9inters. Dieier @elomcnldJ bate
bod fertig gcbro6t, Die neuc Dorle-
bensiuinne olif5ittrciben2 @uioc
iuollte oniangS gorniHt reHt oarou
qlalbcn iulo mar oollig nerlt1n0nis.
los iuttcr oem @ortgeSpruoel oes
W2aflers, oas nit Dem Ausrlif &c.
bensrcttung, Scrr goronl" croft
netc Ser @uribe botte i'm nidls Gin
loiIen mollen, tpeil bel Serr &mtpt
mann orbeite. Ga botte er itb abeI
riidiidtsfos Ooriu1rts gcorGngt unl
i'm 9(nblid 0es am SNreibtiiN Git
3cnben Die lleber5eltglmg gcipcnnen
oaB er cinen Observation-Disclosures
Dor iidJ babe, Der ibou icine lsetcl
g(nqclegcnbciten beltellt2.
)AlL 2cbcnsretting braud)t q
nir6t mebr 81 iein, obcr bic gIuslt)t
ocn buntcn Sod uidt alS Yaufcrot
tour abtun au miIiicn, lpar WAio'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

on5uidIieBen. Damn geida6 es, OoB
BON einioen ieiner GSeinoe Oos @eriicbt
per6reitet wur0e, ooB er Elm Spion
in Gieniten 9eutidlouOs iei. gs
uuroe ole 9iadri9t BON 0ttoma nab
bier geianot, OoB er iognr in oieier
Sto6t perbaftet woroen pdre, 10 onB
ser Marine-Sefretdr GonielS i6 ge-
5pun0en iab, iiG nit Sen @eb0roen
in Ottuuo in @erbinoung 5u ieben.
Der O6erit oes 9eeiments, pelhem
@eatberlD ii9 anoeidloiien botte,
ianote ioiort einen 8rief on Oas
9taots- -9eportement, in mel9em er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

Sen iuor, rei6te iid geiteru iuiirOig
ser n9abD" Dag al. Sdou bonn frii-
ben @oruittog traieu bod6egIiidte
Niitter nit i6ren Sie6lingeu eir. Sc.
oes N1ltter6er5 boffte, oaB ibr 9iet'
ling Ben eriten @reis erbalteu pir0.
Cen 9rcisri1tern mar 0oS glmt nidt
leidt 9emadt Oenn eS poren mirf.
lid aaerliebite &iuoerc6en 81 Oem
oSabp" -Eag ge6radt. Freiie uaren
fiir OaS i66nite, oas Oidite uuO belt
gc6oute ainO, iope fir 8wiaiuge.
ais aud uieIe ainoer ausaeIebt. Gie
@ieroerenncn imo anoere Gin9e nab.
men Oie 9(uimerfiamfeit Ser Sport.
lieb6o6er IN gIuiprld. Die &eunen
poren iebr interciiant mo 5eigten
i10ne Heiultate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

tIAs f]DlAlNbttB.J
gloitenielo mar 10 5eritreut, oaB er
erIi begriff uIs iein Gbei ouf oas
Alatt IN ieiner Sono oelitete 3a
itcdtp er bic 3olle baltig al iid)
m0 draerte Iicb erit redt iiber oieie
ltnmilfiIrli1e geban0lung, NIT Der
er Ia aeraoe berriet, Dab er Dem 8or-
qeIebten etpns Derbergen Dollte Sat-
te er erfl1ren iollen mas ibm oas
4apier beoeutete, mas fir @eiddfte
er In 0ieiem &auie bate lHo bier ait
Der StraBe gleicb BON ieinem glb'
idieosgruB fpredeu iolleHS
Cine fleine Sfi55e - 8einent
BON eiHem Serru ben i'd bier beinHt
babe
Q8ie0er Idweiften Die @lide oes
Eberlien BON 8inbenberg bic per.
ipabrIoite Gaiiabe eutlang
Ban 0fiitt,~ las er oas Sbilo I'M
ter ben 6enitarn Oes ein5ieen Stod-
Dertea,
Serr BON 8inbenberg itibte llno
ipeiB Oer 4adiId es mollte ibn
beoiinfen, ais babe cr ben bolldnoi-
Ihen Nameu ihou einmal nit eincm
QeiDilien WtiBton Dernommet. Das
@dilD 0a oben beiaete, Dab 0erDlaHn
nidlt nur ben Grportbnnoel. ion0ern
aud Elm 9onfeeiAdft betrieb. Sollte
,,6er 9Ialtenielo~ (oaS flong ia ihou
10, ais bieBe rs oBleitetonoioot~
bier wieocr einmaI cine gInlcibe aif-
aenommen baben2 Sein blaNes @c.
Iidt pcrrat cine gllfre9ung, Die oa'
nit leiht 3u erfldren mare
.Gagen Sie nal, Baron, iino @il
uieIleid)t ni@t gang pobl2~ fiel eint
NIT etmas iibertriebener TeilnabmI
olrdDiette Sroge, pdbreno maf
babinldritt SD babe Den Gin
orlld QIud W}aior Sdniiot iuil Sil
belIte nlorgen etipas ans Der Ri6trnf
geilnoen bnben."
NQl6o Ser Wlnior bate ilnlieb
fame aritif gciibt. Ga mar 9iaitenieIi
MliidIoiien, gIeidJ bic riftige Sein'
@l sieben.
nS5u Der Gat, i'd fii6le mid IN Ies