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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Qnrsc GtaStneniafeiten

Ger @oriiber oes glutomo6il-@o-
mites Ser fommenoen ,@lt".Gonpeu.
iion, Charles 6. Stod6mien BAT
9luiforoerungen 3pedS lleberlaiimg
bon ghltouo6ilen md6renO ser Son.
benton erlaiien Inn Die @dite imo
Camen Surd Die Staot fa6reu 81
t0nnen imo an Der groBen 9ltmen-
Paraoe tbeil5unebmen. Ger glllfrui
oerboate nidt inerb6rt. lmo Oeribie.
oene Serren 6aben 6ereits ibre Eri.
pat.ghitomo6ile 5ur &eriiiguna ee.
iieQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
9Sfinoitmuntae i'm nSliUer @ieiu-
@arf".

@enn am Montag Olorgen prdd-
tiger Sonneniedin Die 9iiraer 9alti-
more's Oaron erinnert, 0ab i'm
,93i0er @iep.Gprf" Oos Sobresicit
oes .g(Qgcmeinen Ceuti6en @oiien-
bauies" eefeiert miro, Damn Ourh5it-
tert uud eine title 6reroe Die Ser
sen ser oielen ainoer Der 9lnitolt,
Oemn iie erbalten @eIegen6eit, iih in
@ottes freier 9Iatur inter fro6liAen
Nlitmenibcn imo nit 9(noerwan0ten
lmO 6reimoeu 5lt imter6alten imO
iid nad Ser5ensliit 81 oergniigen.
Die Arrangements fiir Oas Set iino
boQenoet, imo es miro erlpartet, oaB
iid Die 6reunoe ser 9lnitolt 10 frii6,
mie moglid6, einiinOen, ga bel sen
fii5len 9l6enoen idon frii65eitig ge-
i1loiien merocn muB. Ole @oggonS
Der yMooiion.9lpenue-9inie" ino Der
misunderstanding" perOen nod
I llbr W1ittags oireft bis 5un 9art
ourdia6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
0lod Gouaunn6.

g(ui Dem 0ampier nSumannee"
ser .@}er6ants anO @liners' Trans
portation So" hi6ren seitern 9lbeno
folgenoe @oiiaeiere na6 Supanna5
unO SSodlonpiae a6: 90. Q. 2anicr,
Or. Q. 81. Smith, $. s. Bert, 6.
9lotting6om, q. Sooerb, Sr. Ge Se-
neual 9. 3. @lcGartD, 5. ). Sorti.
gan u. Soosion, $. &. Gamble, @.
3. @afcr, &. g9. Gamble, 5. y. Seer
risan Serr lno 8rau s. 9. Collier,
6rau Sane Sumter, 6rou @ertrroc
GaOes, 6rls. IS. Sinclair, 9Ilicc 60
ria, GeIma 9}elion @l. MaDcd mo
N}. &. Gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Srci WlOmutc @rfansuiR.

Sm -@eriAte murOe @m.
@. areiner bonn 9iidter Sopcr 5lI
3 Monateu @eiGngniB Oerurt6eilt,
neil er ais Collector ser n@letropo-
liton 9ebensperii1erlmgs @eiell'
ibaft4 1927 unterihlogen 6atte-
areiner go6 81 ieiner Gntibuloigulg
an ooB er Oerbeirot6et iei imo 5pel
&inoer babe, Oeren llnter6olt immer
mebr toItete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Stedlerei.

0}it elmer eeid6rlibeu Stidpunoe
inn @}aeeu, Die i6m am Gonuerltaa
9lben0 ouf oem 0ompier o0alro5an",
Der sur 3eit in Canton lieot. i'm Ser
laufe zines Streites 6eigebradt NOR
Den mar, lieet Ser @iatroie 9iaiael
@arieOo I'M ct. Soiepbs-Soipitol.
Sem 9lngreiier, sgeoro 0uintono,
ebenioas elm @lotroie, wuroe geiteril
9ladmittog bon 9ii6tcr @iQiams in
Der Canton @oli5eiiiation fir elm ier-
neres Gcrbor ieiigebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Gapt. NlnrrcI( scitOr6cu.

&ettete 733 @inponOerer bon Dem
9ompier nGdnnorf". - @r6ielt
ghls5eidnuusen aus aaer Serren
SduOer. II Storb an eiuem Scr5.
leioE i'm s. a'6c"sio9re-
Gopitdn 8reoerid @iaiom Somil.
ton 0lurrea, See6el0 imo Getter bon
733 @oiiagierGn erlog geitern 9lod-
mittag penige @linlten na1 3 ll6r
in ieiner @o6nng, gtr. 1419 @u-
tam @lace, einem Ser5leiOen. Capt.
NlurreQ mar ein Seemonn bon Ser
olten S6ule im0 Ourd iein 6elOen.
bates 9lettlnasmerf inn 9lpril 1889
madte er iid eineu g}omen Der ouf
6eioen Soften Oes 9ltlantiiGen Dee
ans 6etannt lit ino nit So1adtlug
genomt miro.
Cos Sel-@emdloe o9ln0 @perp
Soul @os SaDeo~ BON Oem enali-
iden @loler SenrD per6errlidt ieine
SelOent6ot 0es Gopit1ns onl1Bli6
oes llnoliids ser nGdnmarf". Gas
9ilo 6dngt 8ur Belt i'm Sotel aernan
uno miro auf $4,000 geidGbt
9lm 2S. MGr5 1889 Derlicb ser
Gonpier n@liiiouri" bon scr n9lt.
lontic transport Cine" inter oem
GommonOo OeS GopitGns M}urrea
&onOou sur 6abrt na6 B6iloOelpbia
lnO Baltimore. PIN 5. glpril itieB
man oui sen BON Copenhagen fom-
menOen lnO in Seenot6 6eiinoli6en
Gompier oGGnmarf~ 9lls Oie rGGn-
mari 81 iinfen begann, lieB Capt
NlurreQ ieinen Cargo ii6er 9oro
werien mo o6po5l er ouf ieinem
Sdiiie cigentlid nr @lab fir 20
$aiiogiere bate, iplroen iGmmtli6e
733 Eoilogiere lmO N2annidoftcn
Scr nGdnmorf" an 9orO genommcn
lno gcrettet. Gopt. W}urreQ lief ais.
0ann am TO- 9lpril Sen Soien ser
Ct Wlidaels- -Sniel in 0en gI5orcn an
mo iebte bier S63 ser @eretteten an
SanO. Gie lle6rigen 6rodtc er na6
9lmerifa Die 9lnflnit Der oNliHouri~
in sgbilaoelp6ia mar Elm oenfipiirOi.
Ger Wloment lm0 Der padere Gapit1n
mur0en bon Sen OortiQen ioipie 0en
9altimorer Ginwo6nern in eldn5en-
DER @eiie aeieiert. 9ei ieiner gPiid
ie6r uab europa 9ing eS i6m e6enio
imo nit SrOen, @eihenfen imO G6.
ren6e5eigllngen aller glrt mIroe ct
fornli6 ii6eri6iittet.
Capt. @htrreqS @oter por ser Ga
pitdn OeS 0Sooper", OeS eriten
9ompiidiiics ooS nod 9lmerifa fam.
Ser GerItor6ene binterIdBt ieiue
@ottin .iepie iiinf aiuoer. 9iS Dor
5 SSa0rd mar er ser 4SrGIiocnt ser
Baltimore Bolton Barge GompanD".
Gr mar 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
9ia feline Snffrasctte aus ieiuer
Sudlter maiden.

gSeil feline IA Sabre alte Eobter
md6renO ser Iebten 0rei @o6eu oie
Sdule ni6t beiu9t bate, muBte ge-
itern @orgen 5ranf G5ernawsfi BON
9tr. 1880, @oItern.glpenue, Dor 9ii6-
ter @erc6t in Der 0itli6en @oli5ei-
Station eribeinen. Der Gorgela-
oeuc ertldrte, oaB feline So6ter &c.
niioeno 9ilolmg beIibe, iniO ooB oie-
iel6e eoentuea cine Snifrasette per-
Oen miiroe, faas iie nod lduger 5lr
Sdnle ge6en iuiiroe. Ser Siidter
mar a6er onoercr Yieiiing, imo
G5ernawsfi oeriprad, ieiue Eobter
bis gum @nOe Oes lonienOen Seme.
tiers 5ur Sdule 81 i6iden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
.9lIIiirte 0roben Cried c II
lun0.

9oris, 8. SUM. II Qas off
Sieae @reB6ureal beridtet, ooB oic
Gntentcmd6te oie griedeide 9iegie-
rrne in aenntniB eeiest boben, Dob
ais Gin &eiultot Der llnterbonolun-
gen @riedenlano'S nit 9ulearien
uno 0eutl6louo sic 9laiirten oae
not6weuoieen @1aBnobmen treiien
Diroen Inn sic 8ertrdae ourd5ufiib.
rem melbc @riehenlano's Ginigfcit
ltno oie griebiide Contribution
l6iiben. 0ieie 8ertr6ee, 10 miro
@rie6enlono informirt ieien fin ole
regierenoe 9Duaitie binoenO.
syn @erfoIe oieier NlaBnobmen lit
ser griebii6e &ommanOmt Oes Sa.
fenS bon Saloniti 0ur6 einen fron.
5oiiiden @lorine-0ffi8ier eriett nor.
oen lmo 0en griehii6en Sdiiiei
aus Sapolo 1T oie Ginfobrt in oen
0oien perweigert porOen.
gluBerOem 1T Elm embargo ouf
eric1iic6e S6iiie in fron5oiii6en
SGfen 9eleet poroen.
Scr fron50iiib gt q d. mi /.
ta0s6eri9t.
9yaris, 8. Simi. n Gangs Scr
eon3cn geroun-r6ont om re6teu
llier Der @lans ba6en oie 0eutiGen
einen gemoItioen 9Inihrm unter.
nonlmen, meloet ser beute 9}a6mit.
tag ansgege6eue matlide 5rontbe.
ridt. eyn ser 9lodbaribait oes
S6iaumont-@e6oits seIana es oeu
9eutibet, in Oie fran50iii6e 9iuic
ein5uoriugen. 9ln alien anOeren
@inften wiroen iie nit idperen
Gerluiten 8uriidgeiporfen.
Pm recbtcn llier Der Wlnas erfolg.
ten iiioweiiIic6 Scr nS06e 3O4" 3pei
fIciue oeutide 9lngriiie, oie a6aewic.
len wuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

8mii6en bciOen 2auoern 5u BERLIN.
bern.
Douglas, 9Iri5y 9. Suni. Bot.
terie s pom 6. 6eloartilerie Gegi.
ment fom geitern BON eagle Bar
bier an nm oie cine gottcrie oeNel
ben 9legimentS, pelde i6on friibH
bier Stelhrng genommen, 3u perit0r.
fen 9otterie 6 oeiieI6en &egimenti
lit auf eiuem Sonoer5uge BON 2U
reoo, Ger ouf Ser 6o6rt bierber be
griiien.
@rmor0erter 9lmerifaner
ais Z beo. 9agle0i0en.
tiii3irt.
Columbus, g2.@f.. g. Stunt
0ie 2eide oeS onerifanii6en 6u6r.
names, Der Dor einigen Gagen in
ser merifauiIden 0rticbait 81 @alle
bon eiuem 0}erifoner ernoroet pur.
Sc, 1T ais Oie oes S6eooore 9oaleD
BON Stem gort ioentifi5irt woroen
mie beite cine Gepeide bonn 6elo-
6auptQuurtier mittbeilt.
@enugtbuung in gltben.
glt9cn s. Suni Dio @oris, g..
SUM. ~ Sier berriht oagemeine
@enletbmug iiber ole Gntideioung
Ger &egieruua biniibtlid ser Demo.
biliiiring cines Ebeiles Der glrmec.
@S miro 1iht eegloubt. ooB ole
qegeinpdrtige Reeierlng I'M Stonoe
iein miro, oie Nlaht 81 bebalten
no6Oem oie 9(rmee aiieei0it 1T.
.9lmerifaniihe @rtillerie
0ongloS, 9lri8onG
Der It drift.
0}ob elmer llnteriudlmg cntlieBen
oie W}ilitGr6eboroen Sen Wlerifaner,
ser Oeu 6u6rmann erihoB, luieOer,
neil iib erga6, ooB ser 9lmerifaner
in oas SouS oes Ncrifauers elm.
oriuaen ipollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Nlieaer oetSotet.

&eniacolo, 6la., 8 Suni.
Sieutenaut 9lidaro s. SmliIeg, elm
0litglieo oes 6lieaercorpS Der Bun.
oesmarine, wiiroe 6eute 9aAuitta1
getootet ais feline 92aidine aus be-
trd@tli6er Sobe aIf sic sSuiel Sarta
3oia 6erabfiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Ginnretten. .Nicbc.

sSn ser bergangcnen giadt wuroe
in oen 9o0en BON 8rou Nlargaret
Mori6oQ Don 9tr. 1923, goitern.
9lOenue, einge6roden. Den 0ieben,
Oie auiheineno NIT oen 9ldlmlibfei.
ten oertraut uaren, fieleu $1.25 in
9aar in sic &dnOe. Sie rdbmen Ter.
ncr 25O @ieomont-Giga nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Sercminente gIuGs.

09Iooeriiiiug Glub," Olr. is.
South. .StraBe.
vgrieI Rotping Club, " 5errp 8ar.
uAruuOel Boat Glub," Serrp 9or.
og(ruuoel Club yfr. 1000, Olor0-
G6arles.5 .5traBe.
ogliltomobil Club bon MorpIalo,~
glr. 12, @eit9lt. giopal.gIOenue.
Baltimore gltbletic.GInb," glr.
1892, 9lorO-Gbarles.Stra
Baltimore Goriitbian g)odt.
Club" 6errp Bar.
ngaItimore Club Gborlos. un6
WlaOiion.StroBe.
Baltimore Gountr1.GIub~, SO.
lano.9arf.
baltimore Geotor gadt.gIub,"
am 6uBe Der 2iebt.StrnBe.
Baltimore @reB.Glub," gr. 2ti,
Git,5opette.StraBe.
Baltimore 0aht@Iub,' Sort
0}cSenrb.
o@atbolic Club" gfr. 407, @oro.
Gborles.S .StraBe.
uGatouSpiiIe Gountrp.Glub," Ga.
tonspille.
vG6arcoaIGIub." SOipnrO. mo
5ranfIin.Strake.
nGiip Club. $oparS. uno 6ranf.
lin-StroBe.
u@itD @Iub." i'm is. StodperF oes
MunIeo. @eb1uOe.
o@loDer.GIub," gsr. 1914. Wlaoi.
ion.gOenic.
nGommonueaItb. gir. i8,
@eit.glori6.glbenue.
nGoncOrO.GIub", gSr. i2, RorO.
Garep.StroBe.
Democratic Club" gsr. 219. a..
2ibertp-StraBe.
eagles Club" Iar9Iano Sbea.
r.@ebduoe.
~elfrioge Sor Suutine Club.
CHARLES -StraBen-glpemne.
oFpt AZ SSettle Stub, GdionsUtlle.
nSIoreitan GLIB" glr. 500, gloro.
GbarleS-StraBe.
~@ermanio Club" ylr. 1902,
Noro. Gborles.StroBe.
n@ermania Eurnoerein." Ser.
1916, gioro.@apitraBe.
0MarDIauo GontrD.Gmb,~ parf
Seigbts-9loenue.
oMarpIano Sodep.GIub." 9Ir. $50
Gquitable-@ebGuoe.
.W}arpIanO NPotor Boat Club,
ON SABe Der 2i90t.StroBc
n@ngineers 5lnb," glr. 6, sgeit.
@oger-S -Strabe.
oMarDIanO W1otor @DcIe Glub.
g2r. SAT, SamiIton Serrace.
nMorDlano Cumming Club" in
SunOalf.
nMerhants.Glub,~ glr. FOG, Gl.
/ @erhansStrnBe.
u@boenirGlub," glr. 1905, Gu.
tam @loce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
Npr6 fonmt nadl Qaltimurc.

gSic gcitern 6efannt puroe, mill
Sr. 5orO, ser beformtc 9lutonobil.
6obrifont, cine 3meigio6rif in 9ol-
timore cinridten. Sein @eihdits-
fiibrer in 9biIooelpbio Sr. Souis
Is. 9lod, mar geitern bier in Der
Stoot uno iob iid nod einem paiien.
oen @lobc Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
3citnno5. .Gigent6iitner aeitOr6cn.

ga ibington, 8. SUM ~ 0r
So6n g. 0lc2eon Der @igentbiiner
Der yg9oi0ington @olt7 uuo oes Sin.
ciunoti enquirer, 1T beute glahmit-
tag gegeu 3 llbr in ieiuem bieiigen
Seim geiior6en @r iton0 I'M 6S. Sc.
benSia1re lno bate ieit mebrercn
@lonaten an elmer Complication BON
arant5eiteu gelitten. @r mar aus
Cincinnati gebiirtie, 100 er bis por
cinigen Sabren uobnte, ipann CT nod
g8ai6inatou iiberiieoeIte.
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@aic6aa,

SSufoIge 0eS Gegenmetters fonO
eeitern fcin @oieboaipiel bier itott
9lu1 Die onoeren Clubs ser nSnter-
notionolen 2ige" fonntcn 0eS g8et-
terS meaen niAt ipieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

Ole rufiii6e OffeniiOe.
@eterS6ura bia Sonoon g.
sSlmi Ger 6eute bonn rldiiiAen
arieesbiireau nls9eeebene oifi5ieae
9eri6t bat oen ioIgeuOeu @ortlmtt:
nGie 51Iadt in @ol6Dnien im0
@oli3ien 0auert fort, sic Ceutideu
beriu6en Ser @utwidhlng unierer
Sffenii0e auf i6rer ourdbrodeneu
5ront @inboIt 81 aebieteu. CeltiAe
9eritdrfimgen Iino ans Der @egenO
n0rolib bon @cIieiiie eingetroiien
Inter oen BON ms gemadten @eim.
genen beiinoen iidb biele Ceutide
Sroboem Der 6eino an Oieleu Stel-
flen einen bartnddiaen g9ioeritono
leiitet, oaitert iniere 2tieniioe ood
auf Der gan3en 6ront, bon Sen 4Sri.
pet Siinpfeu bis sur urmaniibeu
@reu5e tort.
lluiere ilmecu Soloaten MAIDEN
oeu Glteren in N1ut6 oen 2ang Itrei-
tig. gine iolbe Gipiiiou iumger
Sruppen tric6 oeu 6eino in einem
9(ngriif Bel Spolidenie am StDr 81.
rid ino eroberte oen @riidenfopf
nabe ser Staot 9o3ii6dg. sic nab.
men 800 Oeiterreiber mo Ceutide
geiaugeu uno mohten reitbe 9eiltc
8ir ba6en Sen Stripa iiberlhrit.
ten m0 uniere Sruppcn boben Oen
6luB 8lota.9ipa bel @otofiI crreidt
@dbreno ser 9eihine ser Sdlobt
in einem unierer Offeniip.Seftoreu
Wiroe General 01ifouliue i6mer
oerpunoet.
Die 3abI Scr bon ms gemahten
@eiangcneu nimmt 6eItanoig 5il.
9}e6cn Ger bereits 6etannt gegebeneu
@efaugenna6me bon 95S Offi3iereu
rno iber $1,000 W1ann bobet mir
i'm 2aufe ser geitrigen Sample mei
tire 1875 Oifi5iere uno t3,4t7 col.
oaten gefangeu eenonunen, oooB ole
@eiammt5abl ser in Sen fiir5Ii6en
Sperationen bon ms eemahteu @e-
fangenen ff43 Siii5iere imO iiber
64,714 Solooten betr1gt
9lm Wlitttuob 6on6orOirte feinoIt
DIE 9lrtilIerie oie @eaeno uorOoItIi@
BON Greoo luo iiiolicb bon @1oraon
Sp0ter oebnte f Oos @om6arOemcut
iueiter norOIid aus unO am Gouner.
itag 9l6eno erofinete Der 8eino cine
idorfe 0fieniibe, aber olle ieiue Ser.
Jude, iicb iniercn 5tellungen 3u ma,
bern muroeu obgelpieien Geutihe
2uitidiiier madten einen lle6erfoll
ouf 2cgi6ine, noroIid6 bon 8insf,
lmo uorien flint 9om6en Cine Ser
@ioidinen ipuroe bon lmierer 9lrtil-
Ierie imerboI6 ser OeutiHen 2inien
6erabgeihoiien
IS fedt an ser 9iiite BON
6Ion0ern.
Berlin, 9. Srmi ~ Nelite mur.
oe oie nabite6enoe amtli6e 9etannt'
mahimg crlalien:
0Selite Nloraen ianO an Der &iilte
bon SlanOern 5piiden oelttiden gln
Benpoiteu.Sbiiien rno ieinoli@cn
Nionitoreu mo 3eritorern Elm glrtil.
lcriefampi oui eroBc Giiian5 itatt.
IS uur0e beobaGtet OoB mebrere
unierer SaIoen cine quite @irtina
batten Ger 8einO 500 ii1 oam in
Der 9iidhmg nad 0imtirden 5rriid
Ole Oeutiben Sdiiie muroen ui6t be.
i6Goiet.
g8G6rcnO oeS 9sadmittaqs puroe
cin iron50iiber Sdlodt Seeplau
BON einem mierer Seeplane bero6ge.
ihoiien Gie Sniaiieu wnroeu bon
einem rnierer llnteriee6oote aefan-
gen genonmen."
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@oblen N[usfubr mad
@riedeulon0 Der.
bOf on

b b0te1.
2ouoon 8. SUM. - Die &c.
iommte 9oblenmisfubr noh @rie-
dehlano lit Derboten moroeu.
cmobiliiirungS- 0efrct
unter5ciCbnet.
gltDen, s. SUM (pia @aris).
&onig aonitantiu bat beiite ooS 2s.
fret unter5eihnet meIheS Die Demo.
bililirung Don 8p0lf alaiien oer 9Ir.
NEE, Die inseeiomut 10000 @iann
umiaiieu oerfiigt.
Ger en0Iiide geriht iiber
0as Seegefe6t.
2onoon, 8. SUM. Gin fir-
aes Seegeiebt swiihen fleinen britt
i1en lmo oellti9en arieaslHifien
iano elmer beiite erldiienen oiii5ielIen
gefanntmadung 5uioIae geitern an
Der belgiihen aiiite itatt. Gie De-
fanntfHahung loutet:
n9lm 0onueritag @lorgen griiien
britiide &atrouiaen-Shifie, bette
bend aus Wlouitoreu mo Iorpeoo-
boot8eritorern, bel 3eebriigge ieino.
lide 3eritorer an pel6e ii6, na6.
Dem Ourb oie 9lonitore ouf iie ge.
ieuert wuroe. in oen Saien 5uriid5o.
gen. gS waren feline @erlilite 3lt
per3eihnen. &eines unierer Sdifie
muroe beihdoigt.~
SolIano nfrieaSgeriitet".
SonOon 9. Sqmi. gSie cine
9euter.C .Cepeide aus glmiieroam mel
oet. bat oaS boudnoiihe 9trmee.@ene.
ralbotlptqlartier cine @rtldrimg a6.
gegeben wonah ole 9lrmee fir il.
gen einen moglihen arieg grimoIih
Oorbereitet lmo ausgeriiitet iei~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10
zimmerman acIdieOcm.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-05
ATTEST HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT SOUTH BEND

dedicatory address. He called atten-
ton 10 the system Of organized play
grounds. under the direction OF train
ed supervisor. and the necessity Of
public parks. In conclusion the
mayor said.
This land was still owned by the
heirs Of the original purchaser from
the Indians. The late Nelson j.
Riley. one Of the influential heirs TO
the property was anxious that the
city acquire the property and conse-
quently gave us a very satisfactory
price and terms, the price being S45.-
900 and the area 1O4 acres. After
securing a ninety days option the tax
payers and citizens were then re-
quested 10 consider the proposition
20 purchase and 10 express their
wishes 10 the city council in regard
20 the acquisition. All the civic or
CARNATIONS here represented today
unanimously expressed themselves
favorable 10 the purchase
In conforming TO the wishes OF
these and other civic organizations
your officials completed the pur-
chase of this beautiful tract OF land
IL is now appropriate on this day
Of Independence and this patriotic
day, with citizens of all nationaiities
people Of different religious faiths
and of various walks of life. from al
sections OF this city. here assembled
prepared 10 dine together on this
land which belongs to all of us. that
we should and we now hereby do
dedicate in the name OF a united
citizenship this Rum Village park &c
the citizens Of south Bend and 10 the
future citizens Of South Bend, not
only TO our children hut to our chill
drens' children and TO generations
100 years and 1000 years in the fu-
ture for their use forever"
Reads Declaration.
George W. Kalczynski read th'
Declaration of independence. Will,
a male quartet consisting of william
Goebel, director. Garfield Smith
George Heinzelman, Delbert Whit
mer. Paul Woodruff. Louis Helmet
man. George Goebel and Logar
Reinoehl. sang number of patri
otto songs. The Rum Village" mum
Der made a decided hit Dan Pyl,
was chairman Of the dedicatory ex
ercises.
From start TO finish. the municipal
picnic proved a success. Races. nov
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-05

blame the painted Redmen for wish
ing TO abduct her
Miss Leota Carey of sos Dayton
av.. impersonated the frontier mo-
Their and her acting was on a par
with that Of Miss Shaffer.
This exhibition concluded the
days program.
All during the afternoon. the vol
ley ball courts were being used. In
door baseball was also played be
tween teams from the different play
grounds.
Horseshoe pitching attracted many
and the matches were close and eX-
citing. Some families spent the day
under the cool shade trees. having
brought their dinners with them
and purchased ice cream. lemonade
and soda pop at the booths Of the
various civic clubs.
Praise on All Sides.
The greater portion of the crowd
left for their homes after the sham
battle. Praise was heard on all
sides for the manner in which the
picnic was conducted. South Bend
vas grateful 10 the various commit
tees. the effect of whose work was
so successful
Too much credit cannot be given
the men and women who labored
that Rum Village might be fttingly
dedicated. 1t meant long and ardu-
Gus planning in order that 10000
men, women and children might be
entertained fer a day and sent home
happy at its end.
The civic CLUBS Of South Bend. the
committees in charge of the outing
and the volunteer workers may in
deed be proud Of the result of their
labor.
10000 Eat Dinners.
1t was estimated that more than
10, 200 people ate their Fourth OF
July dinner at the village Family
and club groups were scattered
throughout the woods and the
booths OF the various civic clubs
supplied all those that came with
out their lunch. The booths were
athletic fields and all were WILLING
and ready TO purchase an ice
cream cone or soft drink as soOr
as they reached the top of the hill
A dancing pavilion at the west
section Of the village afforded Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-05
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED
By SPEEDING AUTO

AT the foot Of Moccasin Hill on
the short road from Buchanan to
Berrien Springs, Mich, an unknown
man, believed to be "A cook at a
Buchanan boarding. house was
struck and instantly killed by a
speeding automobile at about 10
o'clock last night
The body was found some 90 feet
north Of the foot of the hill lying
across the road. The mans jaw
was torn from the head which was
itself terribly mangled and his back
was broken in several places. There
were no witnesses TO the tragedy.
but it is believed that he was killed
by a powerful car that had just
ascended the hill at a high rate of
speed.
A report Of the tragedy was
brought into the city last night 10y
Dr. S. NJ. Mcdonald Of this city
who was returning with a party OF
motorists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-05

TO be reckoned with. II must be
placed within safe hands, so that it
viii be saved from degraded poverty.
With intelligent leaders, the sociaIis-
tic movement. and do not mean an
archistic socialism, VIII have a moral
responsibility. With religion to
guide them. education TO uplift them.
they are not a mObocracy. but an or
ganized society"
Before reaching his third point.
Dr. Crosse. because of the difficulty
in talking out of doors. became very
husky and it was only with effort
that he was able 10 conclude his ad-
dress. ''NatiOnalism. ne said. lis
the very thing for which the warning
countries say is the cause of the
war. Germany fights for her right
TO existence. she says. England 10
preserve her nation, Belgium TO ex-
ert herself as an Independent cOun-
try. Russia 10 guard her possessions.
But there is something beyond that.
a great spirit of internationalism
which is To take possession of the
spirit of nationalism.
Mayor In Address.
Mayor Fred w. Keller made the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-05

great amount of pleasure Tor those
that were not interested i'm the
athletics and the chicken catching
events Uncle sam was on the
grounds and made himself con-
spicuous at the various booths and
amusement stands using his vocal
cords for the good OF the money
tills OF the booths
sons OF Veterans March.
The Sons Of Veterans marched
from the end Of the street car line
with crowds of cheering people on
either side of the streets and the
flags that hung on the houses along
the street entering the village. We're
taken from their stocks and waved
as the boys in blue passed their
houses.
The picnic was regarded by not
only the committees i'm charge but
by everybody as the most safe and
sane Fourth OF July ever celebrated
in South Bend. A few fire crackers
and other small fireworks were at
hand but only an occasional giant
cracker or anything that could
cause danger 10 those near the ex-
plOsiOn