davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1916-09-03

n habit OF prospecting because he has q
knack Of picking good things. lie feels
that the Ford Is pretty well known In
these parts.
The new cars are Of a graceful stream
line design. and are equipped with
sweeping crown Tenders both front and
rear. The radiator is larger to give
greater cooling capacity. The car IL
finished entirely in b.ack with nickeled
hub caps and radiator cap and II
equipped with non-skid tires on the
rear wheels. In fact II appears that the
Ford Motor Company. with It's usual
t~horoughness has produced In this new
model a car which for beauty Of de.
sign will make 1t distinctive among
motor cars.
There has been no change made In the
chassis or the wonderful Ford motor.
with It's record OF over 10000 In &c.
tive daily use. Similar changes in de-
sign have been made in all Ford models
-~runabouts. s345 touring cars. $3.50
courelet. $685. tow car. $685. sedan.
$6tj.
The sun., 1916-09-03
RICE rs SALES MANAGER.
Veteran New Directs Sales Of
klng ElGht,

With the appointment Of c. Il. Rice to
The position OF retail sales manager Of
the King Motor Corporation. at Broad
way and FIcty-second street. Joseph
Porter has rounded out a particularly
strong selling organization in this city
Tor the sale OF king : cars. Associated
with Mr.. Rice are j.. II. San julie. whole
ale manager, n A. T. Hiscox in direct
charge OF the service department.
NJ. Rice ASSUMED his new duties on
Sep. :. His experience goes back to
the early '90s, He Is best remembered In
connection with the great success Of the
Baker electric in this city ten or twelve
years ago.
From New York Mr.. Rice went 10
Itca. 90 handle the Packard and Ca
dllac lines. Later he headed the Bronx
Ford Company. and until his acceptance
OF the retail ~managership OF the King
was Identified with TIE Rogers Motor
Corporation. in this city.
The sun., 1916-09-03
1917 STUFF CAR FEATURES.
improvements Increase Value Of
This Popular Car.

william Parkinson Of the StutZ Mo
tor Car Company of New York has re-
ceived the announcement of the new line
OF Stutz cars known as series r."
Within the last few months the Stutz
fact 'ry facilities have been. doubled, but
the established policy Of the company
Of keeping production within the ell
cheney limit is not to be changed. Only
Fours will he built, and the right hand
drive will be continued On all models.
The standard wheelbase OF 1870 inches
has been adopted for all models which
consist Of the bulldog special in both
four and six passenger types and the
roadster, The body length has been
increased -four inches and the width
one inch over the corresponding dimen-
sions In the last series Of the same
model. Auxiliary seats fold against the
back Of the front seat. giving the great
The sun., 1916-09-03
'ONE WAY TO AVOID
BATTERY TROUBLE
Don't Try to Test Your Bat
terry YOurself-Get Free
Service Test.

81 can test dry cells with a pocket am
meter. Why can't I test my storage bat
terry the same way?"
This question is frequently asked by
automobile owners. many Of whom have
learned through bitter experience that
there must be a reason why the familiar
little pocket ammeter. used to tell
will cause considerable damage to a
storage battery.
To the average automobile owner a
battery IL a good deal like a Greek
pussle. II Is hard for him to appreciate
that a storage battery is a purely chem.
ical device. And 20 a batteBy is a bat.
terry. hut there In 4 big difference be-
The sun., 1916-09-03
Nall Hole Punctures.

Why waste u hg patch on a little nail
hole puncture' You can Ge; Just as good
Results IN a much more economical way
lick CUT IN" hole TIL you have a nice
clean pcrforation rOuxhen with sand
paper; apply cement, allowing II to dry
- I" 30 minutes. then roll up "A small plug
NJ tub" stock just large enough TO MI
til" hoe. cure hVc minutes on the fiat
plat The pressure viii form the rub
Der Rug into a sort 81 rivst on the in
and N" repair will hold just as well
as a large bulky patch.
The sun., 1916-09-03

to have II tested systematically-At
least ,ncc avery two weeks. and oftener
In hot weather. III that way the little
troubles can be caught before they
become big ones. We have expert bat
terry mrn here for the sole purpose Of
giving this free service, and the autoiro-
bile Uwncr should not feel at all back
ward about taking advantage VI It."
The sun., 1916-09-03
New Hay es Roadster.

Til" Haynes Automobile Company 10
making deliveries on q new four passcn-
ger roadster. which is offered on either the
Haynes Light StN'' or Light Twelve"
chassis. The small party car Is tho sue
cessor to tho Haynes three passenger $50
sha-B.lie' roadster, and In body lines and
general appearance IL resembles the formof
Haynes model to "A great extent.
The sun., 1916-09-03
Frances White and Her Davis Car

This Davis car was presented to Fran
"s White as a birthday gift. After the
lose Of the Midnight Frolic, ac-
,oTlpanied by a party OF friends. Miss
Hhlte enjoyed Il celebration arranged
Tor at a charming Westchester mn.
returning TO town a quarantine con-
stable. comfortably browsing at his post.
awakened suddenly TO see the big, noise
.'ss white vision rush past. and promptly
nh0ned down the line that the sleepy
Hollow Spectre was "out" again. The
The sun., 1916-09-03

about the same weight as the large
limousine, 1t Is so arranged that 1t can
accommodate steamer wardrobe trunks
standing ON end inside u almost any
quantity of miscellaneous luggage. ! do
not think that the manufacturers have
given SUFFICIENT attention 70 this TEA.
tura."
The sun., 1916-09-03

next constable stopped the party and
told them Of the scare his brother law
upholder had. Straightway the new
Davis was christened the white Ghost
with fitting ceremonies at the next hos
pitable inn.
The white Ghost" waited into town
tinged with the pink Of the mornings
sunrise. or something like that, accord
ing to +. W. lie Perrin. president of the
Rogers Corporation, which handles the
Davis in the Circle building.
The sun., 1916-09-03

pleted the distance OF $50 miles in eight
hours running time at n gasolene con-
sumption OF eleven and one-third miles
to a gallon by actual measure.
"The small fuel consumption Is par
ticularly remarkable because Of my spe-
cisl enclosed drive body. which . Of
The sun., 1916-09-03
Without Vibration

The ribrationless feature of the
nerv .Jeferv Six motor is an exclusive
Development of Jeffrey engineers.
The motor is without ribration at
ANY speed.
This wonderful sotiness is largely
the result of the inherently balanced
diversified cr~ankshatt. All Je6ery
motors are subjected TO the most rig
or0ns tests giren tn any factory.
The sun., 1916-09-03
The New Jeffrey Six
A Long, Low, Hammock-Hung Body-A Motor Without Vibration
at Any Speed-Yet, at a Lower Prce-$1365

are higher. Then add greater and eve
better standardized production with
further economies effected by the new
and greater Jeffrey Company, and this
phenomenal value is explained.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
gsiuiam muO i6r Nlims OcrIdlumnOcn.

SSm weltli6en Boli8eieeri6t Dor
9ii1ter Sobounieh erluAte geitern
Sr1uIeiu 2eona Sing bon 9lr. St5,
@ooOmoro StraBe, Inn einen Softs
befebl gegen einen anee6liden @m.
aeboe, Der nab Den 9lneabcn oes
Wl1oHens Elm 0peiter 6roncis i.
@uibmon, Elm @anoelbilol1ollpieler
perOeu ioll aber iest nlr nod elm
iebr fleiner &iinltler 1T. 0ie 9lInit
oes Waonnes bat es nit iib gebrodt.
Dab iiA 2eono in 8illiom berliebte.
g[lS @illiam feline Sono in oie ibre
legte, nobm CT ouh bel Dem 3uriid-
nebnen Der Sono einen Sling i'm
g9ertbe BON $S bon oem Singer oes
N21o1ens nit. 2couo i6enfte 0ent
@orfoll meiter feline @eoeutllne uno
bottle, ooB ibr @anoelbilolHouipie'
Ter oen Sting an ndditen Gage 6l.
riiderItotteu piirOe Sdmer Dotte iidJ
2eono eetGuidbt, g8iuiom lmo Ger
Niue fnmen niAt mieoer, meBbol6
iebt Die Eoli5ei DerluMen miro, @il.
liam luo oen 9Rine ber6ei8uI6offen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Grpreiier bcrmrt6eilt.

gtem Yprf. 26. Sept. ~ g9il-
liam Butler, sic Sauptfigur in Der
2anODeiten @rpreiier &eri6mo.
rung, DeIder nu6 in oerldieoenen
onOeren St6Oten eetpiini6t miro,
befannte li6 beiite ser @rpreiiung an
6rau 9fegina Slipper aus 8bilooel-
pbia fir i6ulOig, unO muroe iofort
81 Is M}onaten 3Lbtbmis in 9ltlon-
ia, Ga, berurtbeilt. Butler purOe aus
@biIoOeIphia, ga., na9 bier 81 Ell.
uem &er60r ge6ra6t. @r mar be.
iduloiet @rpreiiuneen an 6rai
Slipper in einem eritfIaiiigen Sotel
IN SEEM Norf inter ser Wlasfe zines
Spe5ial-@eanlten oes SSliti5Depor.
tements begangen 5u baben.
Butler lit ser erite ser angebliben
@rpreiier, melder OcrlIrt6eilt piIrOe,
Die beihulOigt iinO, in DerihieOenen
StGOten unter oen begiiterten @erio.
men ibre Spfer gellbt 81 baben, IN.
Dem lie Oos yN}anr fpeiBe SfIapen-
@eieb" 81 i6ren @rpreHer @set6oOen
benubtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
9Lnf llnLIidlnhen ii6erfn6ren.

9ln ser &utlanO-9lpenue, 5wiiben
9liblano.9oenue mo Goger.Strobe,
lief ser 12-jd6riee Soiepb 9aie, oei.
fen Gltern inn Sauie gir. 217 gtoro.
Nlooeira-StroBe pobnen bei'm &oIl-
iAublaiien 0ireft Dor Elm bon Sobn
GaliiOop, N}ommentsStraBe geIenf.
tes 9lutomobil. Ger 9littolenfer
belt ioiort on un0 brahte BEN &na.
ben nab Dem SSo6ns Sopfins-Soipi.
tai, mo Die be6onOelnOen glcr5te ei-
men SAdoel6rud, Ger gliidli6er.
meiie MIR lci9ter gIatur it, ionic
9l6i6iiriiingen m0 S1nithuumoen
i'm @eii6t icititeuten. @r muBte i'm
@oipitol Der6leiben. Gie 9liitomobil.
oori6riftcn murOen niAt BON OenI
2enfer Der W}oi1ine perlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
oaftbcfe6I fir Batter.

Gen Slufent6oItsort bon &obinion
Earrott aneebli6 otsgeflmoen.-
Gntfiibrte am %. SUM ieine Soh-
fer 8eulo6 aus Dem Seim ser
ainoerihuB-@eieai6oit. IT SOa
in elmer Stoot in &euuiolponiu
mobnen.
glohOem eS ibm nidt moglid6 ge-
neien mar, Oie S66ut iiber ieine 10
Sabre olte Eobter 9eulo6 ouf ge-
ri6tlibem @ege 81 erlangen, ioa
&o6inion @orrott, elm 6ormer bon
Gueen's 9ln @ountD Oos &in0, oos
Ii6 in Dem Seim ser &inoeridub-
@eieaidaft, g}r. iii, g}ortb-9Ioeme,
befono, entfiibrt rmO no6 EenniDl-
Oonio genomnen 6o6en. @s muroe
in @rfobrung ge6robt, oaB %arrott
nit ieiner Eo6ter in elmer StoOt IN
Eenniplpanio inter einem onOeren
@omen mobnt. 9luf @runO Oieier
9Io6ridt beoo6 iid aeitern Sri. @m-
ma 8. Gables, SefretGrin Der Sim
oeribus-@eiellidoft in Cation W3Ov
na6 ser mittleren @oli5eiitotion, 100
iie fir @orrott einen Softbefe6l err
langte.
Gie Gntfernune OeS ainOes aus
Dem Seim ser &inOeri1uB @eieu-
i6aft iou am 30. SUM Itatt9efunoen
boben. Ger Safer batte Oos &in0
beiu6t imo Oemiel6en einen 8ettel
in oie Sono georiidt, mG6reno ole
@latrone oes Seims, 6rou Sennie
Sones, Oas 3immer fiir einen 9mgen-
blid perlaiien bate. ghif Dem 3ettel
ltanoen Oie @orte: n9iebeS &inO;
Greffe mid an Der gde.~ Tas @}dO-
ben entfam rm6emerft aus Dem
Saus. SIN Ser @de itano ein pluto
mobil, in mel6en tie BON ibrent Ga-
ter lpeggefabren purOe. Seit iener
3eit ba6en oie 9(genten Ser &inoer-
idus-@eie0i6oft nod Den Ser
l6punoenen gelu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
gIns seemOth aerettet.

Osmeeo, g. o., 26. Sept. II
Sier Ntitglieoer ser 9eiatung Oes
0anpfers n9loberpaI" aus Ottopa,
melder geItern i'm Sntorio.See, 8
Meilen bon bier, rntereing, wuroen
beute 9taDmittag bon einem 6loB ge-
rettet, uaboem iie fir "a Shnoen
Sen @eaen aiisseiebt mareu. 3ipet
an0ere N1itglie0er Ger 9eiabung
puroen in einem flcineu Boot 40
Wieilen bon bier nobe Ser canooii6en
&iiite gelibtet. Ole @eretteten limo:
9Seter Glieb, GapitGn ser ,Hober.
ool"; SRI Celia &arent, sic ao6in;
SSoiepb &ariiien, @1ate, unO ser
Sei3er W1arcel Semonnaiu. Senrp
Sequin uno E6eo. 9erop, pclbe lic6
in Dem fleinen Boot befonoen un0
mogliherpeiie audi eerettet iper0en,
muroeu iiber 9orS gewaihen. Gie
DSioberoale~ mar nit SoI5 beldOen.
Ger Gbef-Snaenieitr 4b. Grotier, ser
5meite @laidiuiit Gpiaa Seqlin uno
Der Steuermom @omarO 9egauIt er.
reiGten in einem &ettlmssboot beilte
@lorgen oen Soien unO nebmen an,
ooB ale @litgIieOer Ser 9eiabung
gerettet IinO. Gapitdu gIisb bat oas
i6wer beidaOigte Sdifi nibt iinten
ieben, ertl6rte aber, OaB eS iib nibt
iebr Ianee iiber @aiier baIten founte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Seirat6S.a .aiccn,em.

gOworo @enDo. 21, unO @ertbo 8
&l5ido, II.
Soiepb 9. G6elu, %, @oibiuatou
3. g., unO @oriorie S. 9raunim
26, Stem 9orf, g. ..
Ebomos $. Graiee, 81, imO Gli.
nice .. Nlogill. IS; Seioe bon @bi.
looelpbia, ga.
@iaiam SenOerion, %, unO Niarr
6. Soiimon 19; 9eioe oon %bilo.
oelpbia, go.
9lI6ert sS. Sorne. 26, Sorrisburs,
ga, unO Goitb 9i9bt6iier, 26.
9lGeu g. Surt q, 9iihmouO, &o.,
unO Gina 9. @biaips, 81.
9elpiS 8. Sod, 49 (g9ittluer), imo
9lgneS 9. Smith, 10 (S9ittlpe), 9ei.
Oe BON Sreelano, NlO
Gborles S. Mottin0lp 81, mo
So5el 8. Bennett, Is.
SenrD Z. 9leutter, 81 unO Gret-
den $. &noQenberg, "a.
SameS 6. Sutton, 30, Sampton,
80, unO WloD 3. Suoiou %.
GuoIep 81. 9ebb, %, imo 8loreuce
8. 2Dnd, "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
100000 crprcst.

SEEM Norf 26. Sept. ~ Ger
befonnte 9lnpolt @oworo 9outerboh
bate oen AZ Sabre olten @oworo 6.
Sect, einen anee6liden @rftnOer, Dor
Der 9liiguit @rano Silru Scr fortge.
iebten @rpreiilme beihuIoigt unO
fiibrte an OaB ser 9ei1ulOigte in.
nerbol6 5peier Defooen uneefdbr Oen
9etrog bon 100000 bon ibm er-
pfeBt babe. Sect befonnte iicb ibulOig
uno miro om 8. 0ftober perurtbeilt
werOen. 0ie Sodltitrafe lit fiiuf5ebn
Sabre 3u6tbouS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Die 9leaitrirmnn.

Sebr oiele Stimmgeber eiugetragen
am eriteu Gage. II Seute iino OiC
9feaiitrir-9ureous pieOer BON 12
ll6r @}ittogs bis 10 ll6r 9l6enos
often. SeOer itimmberedti9tc
9iirger ioate iib regiitrircn Ioi-
len.
@eiteru waren ole 9legiitrir-9u-
reauS gum erIten Wlole often lno eS
lieBen ii6 10000 Stimmgeber in Oic
Bidder eintrogen. Ga inn @on5en
nur 10000 Stimmge6er in ser
StoOt limo. 10 lit beinabe ser pierte
9beil bereits in Oie 9ii6er eingetro.
gen.
8iele Gemofroten 6obcu sen SSrr-
tbum gemo1t, ibre 8artei5ugeborig-
felt 81 Gnoern rmO boben lcb ais un-
a6bGngig eintragen loiien. GoOlr1
baben iie iib Oas 9iecbt 9enon1men,
an Oen |rimdrma6Ien nGditeS Sobr,
wenn ole Gonoiooten fir ole @eieb-
gebing mlSgefpdblt werOen mit5u-
ltimmen. Sic @artei-9lffiliation in
oen 9iegiltrir-9iiAern bat 93ibts nit
Der @obl i'm gtoben6er 81 tbun Sin
Monn fam ais 9iepublifoner regi-
itrirt iein rn0 bod fir @ilion ltim-
men rno elm Mnnn fam ais 1emo-
frat regiitrirt iein umo fam fir
Sugbes itinmen.
Sm 5meiten Yre5inft Der IS. @orO
eribien geitern 9lbeuo elm @lonn, Oe:
ieit 5e6n Sabren in Der @aro mo6nt,
INN lib regiltriren 5u lofen Ser
Wonn ipor aus Stem SSerieD gefom.
men uno botte ieine 9l6iibt 81 itim-
men, nibt i'm Superiorgeridbt ongc-
meIoet. 9sa6 einem @eiebe miilien
nQe itimmf66ige19lGnner, melde felt
1902 in oen Staot WlarDlanO gefom-
men iinO, Den 8epeis porlegen, ooB
iie ibre @rflGrung inn Superior.@e.
ridbt abgegeben ba6en, bier mitItin.
men 5u wollen. Der Nionn botIe
idon frii6er geitimmt, obne OoB man
i6n nod Dem S6riititiide eeiraet
batte.
Seute iino 0ie &egiltrir 9iireour
pieoer bon 70 ltbr Wlittags bis 10
llbr 9l6enos often.
Gas 9leiultot Der 9leeiitrirlme am
erIten Taae mie, uie iolQt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27

Sci Ser 1S. Sabres-Gonpention
Der v9lmerifaniideu SoipitaI-9tiio-
citation" in philadelphia bielt Or.
@infielO s.. Smith, Ser Superinten.
Oent oeS Sobns Soptins SoipitoIs,
cine &eoe iiber Sas folgenoe Ebemu.
u@olitiide 0ominirung ser @eriuat.
tlrng mltni5ipaler Soipit6ler umO Die
bGuiige @rnemlng bon gler5ten uuo
@iinoGr5ten an Die Soipitalmann-
idaft Degen Ser eeieai6aftliheH
SteIlung". Or. smith trot imim.
punoen fir cine bobere 9lorm in Der
Gerpaltlmg aller Soipitdler ein mtO
oeniin5irte Die politiide Continuation
Der @rnennmeeu. NeseIeiben ion.
ten SoipitGler obne ii6tbore Sin.
fommen nidt erlaubt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Surge StaOtncniafeiten

Ser 6etannte 9Iitgen Spe5ioliii
Or. Sames 5. Wiias lit na6 seimo.
notIiderSbdtiefeit in Oen 9asoret6en
5u SiariB, 6ranfreid, nod 9olti-
more 5llriidgefebrt.
Gie Dor einiger 3cit in Oie @GnOc
bon Sequeitern eesangene 2onS.
bonnie Baltimore gllto @us So.
miro ndhite @o6e oen |erfebr eli,
itelen.
Ole iuriiiiide SHule ser N'orplGu-
Ser llniueriitGt lit oeltern nit i5C
Shloenieu er0iinet por0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Sir Sie ASittsburgcr SebSrOru fcit.
nehalten.

9luf @rlmO eiueS SoitbefeblS, ser
in YittSblrg6 auS9eitellt worOen
NOR, purOeu oeitern bier BON Oen
@e6eimpoli5iiten Sable unO 9lrm-
itrone ser "a Sabre oIte 5ranf Nlc.
GlasfeD lmo ser % Sabre olte Se.
ralo $. Sne6am beioe bon @itts-
bure6, perboitet unO no6 ser mitt.
Ieren @oli5eiitotion ge6radt no iie
fiir oie 9ebSrOcn bon 9BittsburgS
feitgebolten werOen. Die @erbafte.
ten iollen in YittSbureb elm Ooer.
lonO-9liltomobil gefauft boben. Sie
be5ablten $400 on unO bGtten oen
,9ieit in &oten obbe5ablen ioIlen. sic
ourften Oos glutomobil auf @runo
Der 9lbmo6lneen ni9t aus Yennipl-
ponien nebmen iolonge Oaiel6e nibt
boil be5oblt mar. 0ie W}oIbine bat
einen @ert6 bon $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27

Gas &eiuItot Ser @ettrennen bel
SABRE oe @race mar geitern wie
folst:
L. Genuen 5 Surlongs - 9aop
Sob critics, Supernol smeites, Gonce
oe Seon orittes @iero.
2. &euuen 2 @}eiIen Meibo6
critics, lgoD 5treof 5Weites, @romo-
ter Orittes BferO.
3. &ennen 6 5urIoues ~ Smo
5ronf critics, 9lnita 5peites, Sen
mouie oritteS @ferO.
4. &ennen, 1/16 N5eilc @a-
oome Scrrmonn crites, Sem 6pei.
tes, Sittle gleorer orittes Efero.
5. &ennen 512 6urlongs Del
lomItone critics, Green Gree 3meites,
8luegroB Belle orittes gferO.
6. &ennen / Nfeile 70 DoroS--
0cfnatc critics, MeloOromo 8peites,
Areciic OritteS @iero.
z. &ennen 11s @teiIe- Sberber.
OeB erites, Shmberer 5weites, 0op-
9aD 0rittes Yfer0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Snbem iid eiuen cbrenuOlleu Nameu
eriuDrben.

9ie Suipeliere Steman & 9loripig
in 99r. 3tS, gtoro-SomnrosStraBe
0ci9en i'm nTeutiden Correspondent"
an, ooB iie pie0er bereit iino, sc.
idGfte 81 perrihten. Die Snbnber
Der 6irma Iino Sobne bon euten
oeiti6eu @lterm Die iiA einen guten
yamen eriporben bn6en. Serr Ste.
man lit Der Sobn oes piele Sabre
ono Der gloro.@ap. .Strabe mobnbaft
Geneienen ll6rma6erS Steman uno
Serr g}orpig lit Der Sobn zines 9l-
ten Oeutiben SdriftIebers. Ga Der
ilnge glorpig feline Milltter friib Der,
Tor, eenoB er ieine 9[usbilolne ino
Gr3ie6ung I'M oMrGonoeb.SnItitut"
llno bat iih ollrd feline beruorraeenOe
aenntuiiie I'M @eiddftsleben Ser
CStaot Oortbeil6aft mlsge5eiAnet.
@eioe iimge 2eute perOienen oas
boGite Gertralen i'm Supelierge-
l6dfte, ino 0ober iollte man nidt
oerfeblerL in ser beooritebenoen
%eibnadjtsperioOe BORT bor5uipreben
mo Iie our1 notbmenoige ginfdufe
IN Dem 9eitreben 81 interitiiben, pe.
nieitens einen Ebeil oeS @erhlites
ourG oie GinbreHer wicoer gut 81
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Oils 9lntuOic6 Dcr6uftet.

Sn Ger6inoung nit OenSeri1pin-
oeh 0eS 9(ltonlobilS 0es SiilfsltoatS-
glnpalts &olano q. Mar6ant, 0aS
am leBten Gonneritag Oireft Dor Dem
@eri6tsge6Guoe geitoblen pur0e,
nobm ole Baltimore GountD @oli.
sci cine meitere 9erbaitung Dor. Seit
Dem 9l66anoenfommen Ser M}oibine
belt Die @oli5ei eifrig llmibuu nod
Dem nNldo6en nit Dem eriinen Sn-
te," lnO ais oorgeitern 9lbenO Elm
WiGO6en nit eiuem iolhen Suite in
einem Enrt 81 Bad Hioer iid5 al Ell.
uem Oprt oeronitolteten Sun5e be,
tbeiligen mollte, ipurOe Tie bon einen
9Soli5ilten INN 9lusflnft 9etreffs OeS
&eri1pinOens OeS9lutos befrogt. 3u-
crit beboliptete iie, gfidtS Oobon 5u
pilien, i9lieBlih Oeripidelte iie iit6
in @ioeriprii6e imO CAB 3l1 ii6 IN
Der Maidine befilnoen 81 6oben, ais
Oieiel6e nit elmer @eibpinoigfeit BON
60 Wleilen Oie Shmoe Oie Gaitern
glpenue Hoo0 binllnter loulte, Der.
folgt BON Dem W|otorroO Yoli5iitcn
9amboiu. Ger @oli5iIt feuerte bel
ser @erfolgung fiinf Shiiiie auf OoS
glltomobil a6, BON OeHen elmer Den
@oIolin6ebGlter olirHl06crte, mo-
ourd Oeriel6e ieines Su6altes Oerlu-
itig aing. Der 2enfer Oes gliltos
iteuerte Oorouf OoieI6e in einen Sci
tengroben in Der 9(dbe bon @engieS
unO oie Snioien madten Iicb ouf unN
oo0on. Sos N}GOden bebauptct,
nidt eepuBt 81 bo6en, Dab Die Nlo-
icbine geitoblen iei. 9foCb onfGnglicber
&eigerung, ibren 9tomen ou nenneil
CAB iie iblieBli6 un Sobonno
Stompfel 81 beiBen; iie pobnt bel ib-
reu Gltern 9lr. GIG, 9tor0 Yort-
StroBe. 9is ouf peiteres miro iie
ols Stoots5eugin in Soft eebolten.
Sin anoerer Tbeilnebmer on DER
5abrt ser t6.jdbriee Solcpb 0eit
bon Scr. COS, Nloro 3ntterlon-Y Yarf-
9[ocnue, befinoet ii6 ebenfaIIs in
Soft rmO bat wie ole 4oIisei an
Gicbt bereitS feline @aiti6ulo einee-
Itonoen. 0ie &oli8ei bofft, oie beioen
onoeren Sbei!nc6mer an ser Sobrt
in fur6er 3eit 81 Oerbofteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Qief nor elm glntO.

geim Spielen an Der Gde ser 81
liott- imo 2. StraBe, SigblanOtown
lief ser 5-jGbrige Sbomos 9lnlrbein
Dor Elm bon Gomaro GDrine gelenftes
9lutomobil, nobel CT leibte @erlesur.
gen erlitt. Gr muroe in Or @rau'3
glpotbefen bon oen 5ufGllie bort an
welsnOen 9ler5ten Or @lc@lanabai
uno Or. o. S. Srance perbunoen
uno Damn nod Dem Souie ieiner 81
term 9&r. 1110, Siio 2. StroBe, &C.
brad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Sin6redler th1tin.

Sn WODonst0Wn maren geitern
ginbreber tbGtig. Sie bra6en in Oic
@obnlngen bon s. 81. Cooper, Ger,
52S, Beaumont 9lbemie, imo s. IS.
&oeitner, Scr. 527 @eoumont-9loe.,
Gin fonnten aber feline geute MAIDEN.
Sn Die @ei1GftsrGltme Der Sobofs'
bonolrne bon s. 81. 9obis & Co.,
gtr. 1t9, Siio SomarO StroBe,
muroe ebeniolls eingebro6en. 0iC
0iebe erbelteten cine 0uontitGt 81,
Qaretten rn0 3obaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Sin lalimmer @atte.

&i1ter @erebt bonn 0ltliHen @oIi-
5eigeriGt Uernrtbeilte geitern @ictor
9ittner bon glr. 1922, SnpOer's
Goilrt gu 80 Eoeen @efduguiB, neil
CT feline 6rou in Lester 3eit wieoer-
bolt nliB6onoelt botte. Seine 6roll
bel6uIOigtc i'm oudD, bel elmer @eIe-
genbeit 8mei Gin.0oIlar.S6eine Der
bronnt 81 bo6en ais iie ibn I'M oos
@elo bat INN globrluesnlittel 0afiir
5ll faufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
Seritiimmelte 9eidje eiueS amerifani-
iden SOloateu gefmOeu.
8 [ N q .. Eeros. 2G. Sept

Gl 80 + 0, Eeros, 90. Sept. ~
9sad einem 9eri1t mel6er aus Dem
SeIologer ser arierifanii6en Grpe.
oitioustruppen nad bier gebrodt
wurOe lit geitern oie Seicbe zines I'M.
ioeutiii5irten mncrifouii6en SolOo.
ten in hlrdt6or peritiimmeltem 81.
ltanoe IN Der 9lGbe BON 81 &alle oc.
iun0en moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27
0laflid ubaclunfem.

Der 81 Sabre alte @n. Normon
BON 9lr. 2627, MnrDIano.9Iuenue,
puroe geitern gta1mittag bei'nl
GreiBen Der Saratoea.Strob, nabc
ser G6orlessStraBe, BON Dem pluto
mo6il bon Sorrp Soifbereer BON Ger.
2210, Monoapmir .9lDe., iiberfabret
mo blieb mertpiiroiger @eiie iait
oollItdnoig unperlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-27

6rou N}or5eIlo Sill, Die brittle
6rau BON @lottbcn Sill, Scr na6
petersburg, Say ge6ro6t wuroe, ga
er aneebli1 8ieomiit lit, bat Der 80.
li5ei oes weitli6en 0iitrifts Elm
Sbnippben gei9logen, inoem iie
ipurlos Oeri1panO. S6r @otte
muroe bier i'm weiHiben 0iitrift aui
@ini6 Der @etersburger 9eborOen
Oerboitet. @r pltroe iiir oen 93iid.
transport na9 @etersburg bereit ee-
ma6t ais feline 6raiL pelde Die
6o6rt bate mitmd6en iollen, oic
Foli5ei eriubte, nab ibrer @obnling
5uriidgeben ST. oiirfcn I'M Oie &lei-
Der ibres W}annes 81 bolen. 1ic
5rau Oeridpano ober ipurIos, im6
wenn iie ni9t eingeiongen miro, 0onn
fonnen ole 9e60rOen in @eterSburg
Srn. Sill niht na6meiien, oaB er
cine brittle 8rau bat 0ie bieiiee go.
Ii5ei Deriudt ser @eri6punoenen
babbait 81 per0en.