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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

~ noon temperature. .
l.. NJ temperature. Observation-Disclosures.
Maximum temperature 10 i. NJ -.
Minimum temperature TO 5 /. vi :.
Mean temperature. ..........
normal Temperature" tor this date.
Excess in temperature. ....
i'"ncI"h'E IN temperature since
hhich l.............. 3
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
airy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ],
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

At the meeting Of the Baraca-
Philath"a classes Of the First Baptist
church last night, officers were elected
as foil"wS teacher. Miss Richardson:
assistant teacher, Miss Rowe: presi-
dent. Miss Seward: vicc-prcsident. MISC
rove; secretary, Miss chappell: as
sistant secretary, Miss McCrakcn:
treasurer, Miss Godsey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Mrs. Snrah Juvins.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. November S.
Mrs. Sarah lawns. wife OF George
Javins. seventy-siX years old. died yes
ierday afternoon at her home near
Franconia, Fairfax County In addi-
ton to her husband. there are four
daughters and a son living.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

Especial 10 The Times DispatCh.l
HEATHSN LILLE, VA. November S.
Mrs. :. c. Hubbard. of White Stone,
died on Wednesday. aged sixty-thrcc
years. She is survived by two dauuh-
tcrs and one son. Mrs. q. NJ Sanders.
Miss Mary Hubbard and c. Walton
Hubbard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Mrs. &. }. iinn,cr.

RALEIGH. y g. November -Ms
G. j. Hunter died suddenly this art.r-
noon at tn" horn" or her hrothrr-ir.
!aw. pr Rufus Hunter She WAS nf,y
years old. and prominent ia women ;
work In TIA" baptist Church She
Leaves her husband and five children.
ono. Cary ] Hunter. Jr., being a stu
dent im tho Columbia Uuivcrsity school
Of Journalism. The funeral Viii be-,
held ON Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

tn" sunday School Conference and
Institute. held under the auspices Of
East Hanover Prcshytery, was opened
IN the Second Presbyterian Church to-
night. and Will be continued to-
morrow. The address tonight was de-
iivcrcd By Rev. Gilbert Glass. d. d.
other addresses Will be delivered to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
The Weather


Forecast: Virginia
-l'nir uIu continued
warm Thursday: Fri-
day ne 4 e. a. - 10 Il
rioutiincss probably
iUi'lOw q Il by local
ruins and colder.
orr u ;irOlinl-
Fair Thursday; Fri
day local rains fol-
lowed ID y 90 e. r
weather.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
j. ID, Slorrnp.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
l.fNCHBCRG, VA, November ST
u. Morgan died ut the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. l.. T.. Agnor. at Coving-
ton. on Friday, after n long illness
He was native OF Botetourt County,
but had lived in Covington since 1901
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Officers Arc Elected.

The Hebrew congregation Rrith
Achim has elected tho following OH
GERS Tor the ensuing term: president.
Samuel Cooper: vice president, a Levy
treasurer. Max Lov"nstein: minister
ana secretary, Rev. :. -. Myers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Oppl.mau.
OF this city. and Samuel =. Tcmpl<o. OF
noon at the HON" Of the brides parents.
tn" ceremony being performed by Rabbi
- ". SoiucrS. OF Lyuchburr. Miss ida
Theresa Opplvman. sister OF tn" bride.
was maid OF honor. aud Herman Temp
ko. brother of the groom. WAS his best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Mrs. Mnrgnrcttn IIunrnhnn.

Especial To The Times Disuatch
ALEXANDRIA, VA. November S.
The funeral Of Mrs. Margarct,a Han
raBan. wife Of Michael \. Hanrahuu.
SiNtE-two years old. who dropped dead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Hunting Licenses Issued.

During the month OF October Clerk
"f the Court Robert q. Pass issued lis
state and seventy county hunting
licenses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

kainfall. - hours ending l. NJ
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Deficiency in rainfall since Janu-
any .............. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

on sunday ut hor homo. ms King
street. took place this afternoon tfoti
ST. Mary's Catholic Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial TO The Times Dspatchl
LfNCHBCRCi. VA. November s.
Miss Jennie Charlotte Onplcman daurh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
VILLA ADOPTS PLAN
TO MYST|FY ENEMIES
Each Band Of Followers Spreads Re-
port Chieftain Is
With II.
ARE TERRoRIZED
OF Name OF Outlaw Fright
ems Residents Everywhere, and All
Idea Of Resistance to IuotcrS
Quickly Is Abandoned.

FIELD HEADQUARTERS. PUNI-
1--WE EXPEDITION. MENIcO. BY MO-
TOR TRUCK TRAIN TO COLUMBUS.
y. NJ. November 5.--Pancho Villa has
found Il now way TO myStify his
enemies. the Carrunzistas. ana deceive
them ms to his personal movements.
Mcxicans arriving from the country to
the south. in which Villas bandits are
operating, have brought the story 10
Headquarters OF the Sucrrillus newest
strategy
The arrivals say Villa has instructed
all his subordinate commanders to
spread the news through the country
that he Is with their particular band.
AZ there are less than IL dozen bands,
varying from hfty To 900 men. ana
operating in different portions OF
Western chihuahua, the scheme cifec-
tual!y conccals Villas whereabouts.
One group OF bandits. for instance,
rides into Tcmcsachic after dark aud
takes nll the provisions to be found
In the village. AS ,h"y go about thor
looting. each bandit tells I'll. frightened
townspcopi" that Villa himself is with
them. None OF the natives Is bold
enough to 20 out and sac for himself
whether tn" statement is true.
At the same time another band Of
raiders is robbing u village nfty miles
south Of Temesachic. These bandits
tell the villagers the same story. This
may b" repeated in half dozen towns
the sam" night. Result: Next day
General Trcviuo, at chihuahua city. or
General Pcrshinr here is notified that
villa has been ia six widely separated
villages on the same night. ana the
chances are that he has really no; been
/xu any OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

cnNnlrInNs IN lMrnnr, Nr c1r1Es.

I"mU"fA'ure, %, HUMILITY. IT. wind,
direction south; wind, velocity, I;
state OF weather clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09

Mrs. Eliza SnHrc.
Especial to Tn. Tunes Dispatch
liEATHSNILLE. VA. November S.
Mrs. Eliza SaNr". aged cirhty-t,ircc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
BEGIN SERVING SENTENCE

nesses to-day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

ogSc bci 0er 5lbrling ocS &rcgeS, 70 ar6eltct bic
ocutidc @egicrung aud bel Den 8orbcrcitinecn fir
ben 6ricocn we Elm l6rperf. 81 elmer bcitiuntcu
Shtnoc crt0nt ons Signol olf peldes bin inf3g 9ic0
ner in ini5g 5tdocn cine bonn 9oiicr inprirtc 9lcoe
batcn Die ben 8pcd bat, oos %olf bc3uglib ocr Be-
oinglngcn fir cincn ebrcnDollcn 5ricOcu elmer Wlc
nng 5l modJcn. g8r bo6cn 0ffentlidc Gampugncu gc.
6obt, Die bon tiidtigen uno criobtcnen MlGiucrn &C.
letct murocn Gen &anoe miro in SlusiiGt getclt
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nogropb 5u b6rcn lnicrc @ureouy Die poIitil6c 9cO
ner alIscnocn no gcraoc5u @or6ereitungsiduen fir
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licu. GampagucH Heitf1ocn nit ltcreotDpcn Srgumcn
ten nto 5tutiitifen io onerfonnte @nridtngel Abor
inns ic6lt nod Oie @riinolidteit Der Ocitdcn &c0ic
rung, bic III cincm bcitmmten Mouent iini3g Ne0ncr
aui iin8ig Tri6iinen oes Staiiers 6rieoensbcoin9u
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mcbr 9fididbt Dor 0er 0ffentldcn Wlenng III Qeutid
lono, oIS man fir gcpobnlid III @crliN 5u cbeu &C.
wobnt gcmcien it," (gep Dort 8oro)
g9cDcr cnrma bcrfebrt Serr BrBer gLls Dor
a6t ooer 5cbn Sa1rcu Oos oeutibe 8olf Ocr 9lnii6t
mar, oaB Der &aiier 3u oiel reoe, muroe er ofort
id)pe0on. Qas 1T cine eeiddtlidc Tbotiodbe, SIR
meen Serren bon Der uyleiu yorf gSorIO"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
WRONG AGAIN!

I'm preparing for peace, as in
prosecuting the war, the German
Government operates like clockwork.
At a given hour the signal sounds
and fifty orators in fifty towns de-
liver identically and simultaneously
the speech inspired by the Kaiser for
the purpose Of unifying his subjects
and his empire on terms Of honor
able peace.
I'VE have had our publicity cam
paigns under sl1ilful and experienced
management. The country this year
is promised Mr. Hughes in the
movies and possibly by phonograph.
Our political speakers bureaus are
fair training-schools for stump
orators anxious to serve their par
ties. Campaign textbooks with
canned arguments and statistics are
d recognized institution. But we
still lack that thoroughness Of the
German Government which starts
fifty speakers going at the same mo-
ment on fifty platforms to elucidatc
the Kaiser's terms Of peace.
1T is q precaution dictated by
prudence and reveals moro regard
for the opinions Of the German peo-
pie as a whole than has been usual
in Berlin" (New York World.)
Wrong again, Mr. Pulitzer When
some eight or ten years ago the Ger
man people thought the Kaiser was
talking too much, he at once kept
silent That is history, Gentlemen
Of the New York World"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

Ic @crluitc Der 9riicn mo 6roBoien IN ibrer por
8A GoQen beqonncncn Gfenpc All Der Gonlme III
gluro 6ranfrcM bcauicn iid nod elmer conicrpotiOen
@ddbu8 ocr oelttidJcn &ceresletlng auf 35OOOO
DlaH, mdbreno biz id0n GA Tagc ooucrnoe Gtlcniiue
Oct Nuiicn 0iecn inqc1br anocrbalb Wdllionen an
2ooten, @crpuu0ctcn uno 0ciaugcucn gcfoIct boben
oa
Eos dno cnorme 3oblcn 5oId@c gcrIuitc fam
QIbi oas orobc Observation-Disclosures Der 9laiirtcn nidt
0ocru0 aisboltcn Gie ruiiiibe Geruli5er mag groB
fIingc iiber olcm &crbdItub groB. Aber lie III
nidt urperb1tniBmdBig 9rob. 60 miB 0ic riidlidtS
Ipic arcgibrimq Der 9ulicn IN @etrodt gc5ogcn mcr
Dcn. Iic rulidc GffcniiOe lin &erb 1914 iln0 gSin
ter 1915, 0c i'll gleih riidiidltSloier gSee gcfbr
rroc erorOcrte nod pct gr6Bprc 0pfer alS bic iebgc
limo troB oicier firdterlidai gcrlute iino bic gr
ten uno Jran8olen Der CONNIE oui elmer 6ront pon
VIZ Wleilen @reite im Iurhidnitt muir 2h N1ccn por
nc0umQcn wabrcno bic ghiiicn as Ncultot iDrci
iArcdlidcn Dlcndcnopicr III @olbDnicu uno Suo.@a
ISiQn mcuig mc6r @cuinnc auf8umeen boben alS
ibrc Ncrbunoeten All Der Sonme iino ibrcn groBtcn
Mcdn0cQQuinn lit Der itratcgiidl unphtigcn 9ufopino
genlodt 6abcu
Gic mgroBc Cffmiibc" Der Anirten miro iidl in.
fcblbnr berbliteu rbnc Dob ic nenensuert9c Griogc
0cmQdlt bnbcn Scr 0cutid)e aniier muBte pobl uas
cr iogtc als Ell bcim abidhB oes 5uecn arcgsja9reS
crfllrtc uggir mcrocn oicen aampi 5u cincm oidlen
Gn0c brinaen 6aB mticr 9ieid gcgcn cincn weteren
Angr acidluet iein miro uno oaj elm irces 6clo ge,
iidcrt uerocn miro ir bic freolide Gntuidehng Deg
0cutidlcn 0icuics tu0 0rutid)cn 5ciBcs"
Geuiidnro iuio einc @cr6iIuoeten iino unbeieg-
bar Gbe our @intcr ius 2ono 8ic6t perocn bic gui
gcn muDcr oS oct 8ufopina Dcrjogt uno m gSoIbDnicn
m6 @iio@a5icn wicocr 5ltriidgeoraugt leiu- llno
mM bic 0'cDinir 0er gritcn al0 Gran5oen an Der
@Dnlmc iDcroen oieicn me0er uerloren gcgongen tet
Ins Ncidmdb bon Dem bcporte1ei0cn 3uionmenbrlid
0cr Ioppcnonardc lit fronmcr 9Sunldl, wcter Hcbts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
rg8ir marru bod 6coicria ~ crfa6rcn,0 iaot Sic

,,5toots5eihmg" oob Dem 9rGiiocutcn gSilion pob
5ufdaig bcm Gurdfegen Der Morgen5eitilngcn Die
ylcliigfeit BON Der autoropbe ai 9lad &oni SSlan0
Del Gomnnlnipau III icinem b0hiteigcrcn Staotc 9cm
Sericu, por 9(ugcu 9efoumen 2 g8em oas Der 6oa,
ID oate Der Rrdiiocut Die @cidMte Oeics @orials
iid griinold 5u @eniitbe fibrcn 0os Sddal Der
Decndcn, bic bel Der Grploiion cnlcn 70 furdbaren
9o0 fnn6en mag an tgcnO cincn Gogc allf Dober See
oenicniocn piocrfo6ren, tpeldc bic britiidcu Whni
tionsidie ais Eoogierc bcnuten. Cine lhOorIi@-
tigfcit ietcns eines SdiSbcoenlctcn, Die 5abrldIg
felt oes auptdns o0er cnes Gff8crS bet'm &aoen ocs
5difieS fam cine ocrartgc &otolropbc 9crDorrlien
ggirO @rdoent gSHou nod ferncr Oarauf bciteben
OoB Amcrifoner ais @oogiere olf iodcn Sdifcn ST..
geloen meroen 1n0 0icier @efoDr auSgcebt iei nlil
fen nm Die iidcrc 9t6liccrng Der Wtuntion 5l gc-
mdbrletcn ioipcit unere 9iegicrulg Oos 8u tb Der-
mog2 Gocr III bellcidt beim 2cicn Der @cidrcibung
0eicr iMredlidlcn NorgGngc nuf 9lod Com Ssono Gin
cdtes SumontdtsGctii9l IN ibm crwa@t2" - SSieo.
0enn2 @enn eineu dpimmcnoen 9ricna nuf wcl'
dem glmcrfancr iobren, ail Dem Ylecre epas palirt
ooun 1T 6 entpeocr oo8 Sert eincs lt9ootcs oocr
BON @crldporcrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03
BON MilliOucn GcgcnoiuiinIdjcn bcgIcitct.

gSobl nicnios bat Gin Sdiff ciuen ameritaniihcn
&aicn ucrlaiicn bcgetct bon 70 nieen SegeSminilcn
Rpip oas SanocIstauhhiff vDeutidlanO" Won fam
rubg be9olptcn oaB bon oe so Dlillioncn icbltItdn
0i0 0cnicDen Wcnldcn i'll Den Der Staoten 40 Wlil'
ongn Soften un0 bctcn, 0QB Die yDcutldlnno" unDcr-
pDrt sen bcimotblidcn 8nicn micocr crrchen iio IN
ni ooer iedlS g8Odlcn dbcrnlnlS, nit 6arboifcn lto
Wlc0faucnten bcla0cn bic Gbciopcofe 9oi beroufinb
rcn uI6ac Abcr nrgcnomo onocrs fonnen Die oas
3ouhibifi bcgciteu0cn 5cgcspitiid)c aus 70 ticicm
&crscn f0nncn uie III Baltimore Scr 9altinlorcr
Sacn bo 6Qs egenartgc Sdifi bcbcr6er0t Die BE.
p0tcrna 9aItimorcs bat bic beocnb1ftc fleinc Sdnar
0ic oos 99unocroing ber ocn O5con lenttc, ofii3en
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0ie nad) &errdtung ciner epohcmadenoen Gbot IN
oic @cterltn0t 5uriidfcbrteu CAB neben DER gcUrt.
Dcrnq fir bic braDcn 0clttidcn 5ecctc audi Der
Gacunb Gin glnporn mar fir ooS 6ctiren, lit Dcr'
Itdn0lid uIo pcr3eblid gtidt felt ocn groBen Jeucr
nom Il nno s. 6cbrnnr 1904 lit Der gtonIc Baltimore
Is olQcmcn Iii oller Wlun0 III allen ciDrten &dn0crn
Der g9clt gcncicn pie felt Der 9ufmit Der .0eutdl
l0n0~ III unicrcm Sofcn 9QmalS aber pur0c bonn
drmcn beimaciudjien 3erorten Baltimore geiprodcn
ipabreno bciltc BON Scr bliBenocu Sanoelsioot 9at
more init Dem unDeralciAld)cn &oien 200 Dleilcn lamb
cinpdrs. Hl ueldcm Gin Jogrpder fiibrt, ous Die
ar1tcn 5diife rogt bic 9ieoc iit &ein gSurOcr oaB
Der WRaBor scr Stn0t Sames S. &reitou bci ieiner
0uridliiacn @cmunocrng fir Die ocutidan Seoen 5lt
nlcid odl ali ocn natcrieacn Nuben fir eine Stoot
nadte uno Die Antntft 0es cren San0cS-EouhldfcS
ntrh oi3icnes 8ctirei ocs aopiidns, Der Gffi5crc
itno par @lonnidot fir cine 9robc icforo fir 8aIt
more nn0 ben @anprer &ain olisnuBte Gr lit OeS
pc0cH bier u0 ausudrts fritiiirt mor0cn. Abcr 0as
ihooet uidts Iic Srititcr ino @rcn nidbt Amc
ritQncr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

glm 81. 3nn @lnrliu 9lrmin, yr. 5li, Glib
Sdca Gtrnbc, "a Sabre ali.
Am 81 sill samuel Hamarnttn Jir. 1924,
&cnnDpana 2lOenue. 25 Sabre nlt.
slm 81. Suli 0nIma 6indl, 6rantin Square
0upinl, 81 Sabre alt
.slw q, sui 9Lnq acemau, glr 7o5, cit'
Ni0olc 5irnbe, 65 Sabre alt.
guro Foiicrioil.e earl slpcnne A Sabre alt,
glm 81 Suli @lii1n u. &duie, Jr. 1885,
cnniDlnanias9lpenne. IA Sabre alt
Noros sInnsGira6e ~ Nu1rc ait
glm 81 Sui Seurp Z. 9enivrr, Rr. 49,,
Mrroi FGca SirdBc, 43 Sabre alt.
glnl so. Smli Winrn VI. 9iubnIOn, Ir 2l9,
ciis2oidOcitcsglpcnnc 7S Sa1re alt.
YIN 30 Snli Aniia 1barteD, Ct. Solepb s
Soipiiul, as Sabre alt
glm SO Snli Winrgarrt ". supper, gr. 4006
6orclt Eari Apcnue si Sabre alt.
9lm 81 Sni 2uuia &. stcnOlch, glr. 1926
gScii2anbulc GraBe 63 Sabre alt.
glm %. Sill Minute o. Npbbcn, gr. co.,
&nnbartous9lpcnllc, 80 Sabre all
9ln 20. Su glnno e. gepli, I'll. 81, Nein
barni-Srahc. AZ Sabre aIt
9Scii qorlbar6s SirnBc, 40 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

1ie o9luu PORT Horlo", oas Sanpt Gaupaauc6latt
ggop0rop Ssiious d]cint oe Sanodriit an Der sSano
u lcic un0 bic glotbmcnogieit ciu5lticbcn OaB Serr
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8rht Sli aneu 2citartiteI ii ibrcr 9IuSgabc bonn 4
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.giue poBrc glodaoe Iehihlano's miiroa bic nidt
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tptliOucu bat. inocm es nui bobcr Sec beidaguubmt
inOem cs SdDpar5c lcn aifltent uo inocm Is oie
NeIl ratbt. inn oen Sonoel 5luden Den Ncr. 1tootcL
2onmo Gdncnlarf 5diueoeu ino 9louueecn biuocruo
sll bccniIuicn nlmotba uadeH Iiccr Bunft ollte
init fcts 8uncDmenocn Nod0rud 5crDnrgcbobcu pcr
0cn~
gearm font 4rdiocui ssiliou Is oeun nidt? g8a.
rtm iaat cr liAt 3A @roB 9ritannicn ySbr miBt nm
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bic Oputdcu Ndieli mcnn Sbr cs fort obcr mtoer,
utit Gure Gronratbs Qcroronungcn, ie limo lngcce
lid n0 nir prrocn iie lid oul0eu2~ g9cn cine dnrIc
gote 0icifr 9rt 5u Anfnia 0cs arcges, ais bic critic
arnuratbs Neror0nuu9 crIoilea puroc nad Sonopn &C
iaa0t pproen mare oani proc Der Er0iiocnt iid nP
0p llnaclcqcnbetet eripart bo6en 0ic cr III ocn es
teu 3uoi3g Dlonoteu ac9a6t Dot uno cs piiroc iDA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

f. Yugitlt 1916.
glnpcboie pcroen fit ben NlnDpr ullo Staot'
rdib BON Baltimore BON Der @oniralisScDoroe
Der Sinot Baltimore cniqcgcH gcnonlmc VI
@c5ug nui lcucrfidcre Trcppcn I'M Sdnplges
bduoe ocs 9inD &eiu 0oiplial9 iiir nic slns
iintsbc60roc iiir Staotsg4obiDdtieict.
gnochoic niiiiien In Dnpliiai nusgcleriiet IN
bcrihloiicnen Gouucris etngcinnot al ben
,Nunro Of 9lpnroS Of Baltimore Sin aorclltrt,
an Der gubcnfcitc nit ,,@rupuinl iur Jircprunt
Gtnirs, Mlnin Nniloing, VdD &iCw @uipttnl"
permerf Ien mo miiicu bel ocm Stoots9lea'
lttator 0rn Hic6uro @mnn, IN lenem Nnrenit
i'm JiuibbaliS uor uoer nm ! lbr SormiilaQS
am Wittiupdl, oen rs. Nn8nit 1916, clngereIDl
pcrncn
Sic 9lnqcboic miiilcn beQlciici icin BON einem
6coaubielcn 01cd ocS BiCicrs nui cine yGeors
inQ Soulc Sanf" i'm Netrage bon fiut1nnoert
(S5000O) Guitars ouf Die Grocr 0es DidNotS
unn @tnoirdibs bon Baltimore.
Scr criolgrcGc Nicicr nnn clnc ylrglDnt
ftcuen mn Die &oricbriten oes GiuolsGbdrtcrS
in &c3up ni @onirnltc crflleit
Yci6WinpcH nno Spe8iiifoiionen t6unen am
oocr naCb Dem 3. Nnnnit 1916 i'm Nircau ocs
GcbduocsSnpeitors bcii6ilqi pcrocn
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bor ireeno Gin oocr ale glngcboe 5urild6u'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-03

"Mr Hughes declaims about the
need of "a dominant sense Of ma
tional unity" but we know of mo-
body in the country who needs a
dominant sense Of national unity at
the present time more than the Re-
publican candidate for President,
unless it is the German-American
Alliance" New York World.)
Or Ralph Pulitzer, publisher Of
the World. and James Gordon Ben
nett, publisher Of the New York
Herald, and Adolph s. Ochs, pub
Usher OF the New York Times.
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