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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21

For maximum efficiency look to the
specialist. ProverbialIy, the Jack of
all trades is master of none.
No individual or organization devot-
ing its energies to many different
purposes can equal in each instance
the results attained by the specialist
who masters one particular subject
and hence becomes expert. Lundlee
Bros. Adv Asst
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
HANosoMEsT TWINS IN CAMP

Charles Freel. employed at the
Tonopah Extension, is receiving con.
CALCULATIONS on the advent of twins
at his home The new arrivals are
a boy weighing 61a pounds and a
girl pound heavier. A neighbor de
scribed them as the 'handsomest
twins in Tonopah7 DIR. Mcleod
vouches for the health of mother and
babies. The twins were born yester.
dag
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
HUGHES MENACEO
BY AN ANARCHIST


LONG BEACH, Cal, August IL
The police made public threatening
letter. said to have been received by
the secretary TO Gov. Hughes. where
in the life of Hughes was threatened.
According to the postmark it was
mailed at Los Angeles late Saturday
and read I'VE warned you before
you left the supreme bench you never
would sit in the presidential chair.
We will get you. Watch out at Santa
Ana" The letter was unsigned.
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PERSONAL

PAUL WHALEY departed on No,
% today for Keddie, Cal
HARRY BRoTHERToN motored
in from Belmont Saturday afternoon.
MISS BLANCHE SMITH was a
passenger yesterday morning for
Butte. Mont.
WILLIAM SULLY, shift boss of
the Belmont. left this morning for
San Francisco.
j. j. JOHNSTON, of the Central
Meat market departed yesterday for
Lake Tahoe.
f. NJ CLARK, wife and daughter.
were arrivals Saturday evening from
Ely.
l.. p. MONAGHAN, representing
the Remington Typewriter company,
is here from Reno for few days.
MRS. G. c. LINCOLN left on yes
terday's morning train for Minneapo-
lis. where she goes on pleasure
trip.
SHERIFF w. A. INGALLS,. of Els
meraldo county, was passenger Sun.
day morning for Carson City.
f. n. DAY and wife. and H. |.
Mack and wife arrived yesterday by
auto from Pasadena Cal
CAPTAIN CoTTER, of Golden Ar
row, motored into Tonopah last night
from his burg.
l.. BARHAM and r. b. Young were
arrivals at the hotel Sunday by motor
from Los Angeles.
CHRIS SORENSEN, wife and child,
left Sunday morning in their auto for
Rye Patch, returning in the afternoon
via Alkali Springs.
r. T.. RICHARDS, wife and daugh.
ter. who have been outing in Cali
fornia for the past month, returned
home by auto this morning
GEORGE DUGAN returned home
Sunday evening by auto from his
ranch at Hot Creek, where he has
been for the past week
BILL EVANS. chief of police, ac
companied by l. Tasem and DR.. J. c
Richards, motored over yesterday tC
Alkal for swim. returning in tbs
evening via Goldfeld
MRS. A. d. McCABE, who has beer
visiting in Joplin, Mo, for the pas
two months. returned TO Tonopah OF
this mornings train.
CHARLES SLAVIN left on No 2;
Sunday for Carson City to attend tn,
meeting Of the state Board Of Equali
cation
HERMAN ZADlG, the well know
mine operator, arrived this morning
from San Francisco to look after hi
interests in Tonopah and Goldfeld
MRS. JESSIE RAYMOND, wife o
Mr. Raymond. of the Belmont mil
force, left yesterday morning for Sal
Francisco, where she will visit rela
tives.
MIR. and MRS. w. r. SOMER
| VILE, accompanied by Mrs. Juliu
Goldsmith and children, left Tonopal
|
yesterday in their auto for the plung
at Alkali.
| ALEX SMITH, assistant superir
tendent of mines for the Extensio
Mining company, accompanied by hi
wife and little daughter, will leave o
tomorrow's train for the province {
Quebec. whore they will go on a
extended visit.
E5ltG s;3t 3t3t3t3t3s3;g
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
HEADLESS WOMAN
FOUND IN CHICAGO
thy Associated Presso

tBy Associated PressD
CHICAGO, August 21.-The head
less body of Mrs. Rosario Cosentino,
and two children, one a baby of six
months, the other a year old. APP
parently dying of starvation, were
found in their apartment today The
police believe the woman was
chopped to death by an axe. The
children were not wounded. The
woman had been dead three or four
days, the police say.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
Ry Associated Press,

SAN DIEGO. August 21.-Hughes
spent ten hours here, arriving early
in the morning. Later he was escort
ed with a large parade to the Exposi-
ton grounds, where he spent most Of
the morning. after which he attended
a public reception, where he met
thousands of persons, shaking hands.
This afternoon he made the only
address here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
oREETs HIS FIRST BORN

Angus Macdonald, of the Tonopah
Mining company. became the father
of lusty boy this morning and is
passing the cigars DR.. Mcleod at
tended and reports the mother doing
nicely.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
YOU BET WIPED OUT
BY BIG FOREST FIRE.


GRASS VALLEY, Cal, August 21.
The historic old mining town of You
Bet, which twice had population of
1000, left in recent years for the ex-
elusive use of a colony of Chinese
placer miners, was destroyed last
night by forest fire coming in from
three directions. Fifty buildings were
destroyed, but no one was killed or
injured.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
ADMINISTRATOR NAMED

Frank j. Cayanaugh was appointed
today administrator of the estates of
L. Sayich and J. Cassasa. who were
killed in a mine at Manhattan on
June "a
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around Alsace and the French capital.
The elder Mr.. Diss was 81 years
old and the son had not seen him for
years. The last time Father Diss
Went to the old home, some ten years
ago, he was politely but firmly adj
vised to cut his visit short on threat
of being compelled to serve his term
in the German army The Diss fam
lily is of French extraction and, like
all others Of the province, have little
use for their German conquerors. 1t
was the fervent wish of the deceased
that he would live to see his native
province back again under the tri-
color. Father Diss did not receive
the letter yesterday in time to advise
his congregation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21

MRS. ANNA OWENS leaves to-
morrow morning for Reno to attend
the wedding of Miss Anita Linnecke.
her neice, who visited here last
winter,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
coMERsFoRD ARRAleNEo

The preliminary hearing of Charles
Comersford, the alleged slayer of f.
w. Riley, proprietor of the Blue Rib
bon, will be held in the justice court
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
: When Your Eyes Need Care

Use Murine Eye Medicine. No smarting--FeeIs
rine.-Aets Quickly. Try u for Red, Weak,
compounded by our Oculiats-not = "ratent
nedicine"-but used In successful Physicians
Practice for many years. Nov dedicated TO
Bottle. Murine Eye eeive IN Assptic Tubcs
~ and toc- Write foF Book % the Eye EreA
u~s>ns - ns.sey osapsry. oAisaEa Aax
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Walnut roll top deSk at
bargain. 5O7 Brougher. KIT
FOR SALE-New White rotary sew
ing machine; used only few
months; paid SIS; willing TO take
$35, quick sale Next door High
school, Bryan Ave, or p o. Box
GA, Tonopah 727A21-6t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, 70:
lowest this morning, "a.
Highest temperature year ago,
80; lowest, 6S
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record of the
days sales. as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker H. 3. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
MizPAH EMPLoYE INJURED

John Korki. employed at the Miz-
pah mine. was removed TO the Mine
Operators hospital this morning to
be treated for an abscess on his leg.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21

5000 revolutions per minute vacuum
cleaners for rent. l4undlee Bros.
Adv. Asst
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
Belmont Bullion

. The Belmont sent out this .
= morning fifty bars of bullion =
= weighing 99,230 ounces, valued =
= at $79.ss4 This is the result OF =
= the Tonopah mill for the first =
= half OF August. .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21

Try our free air; always above 100
pounds. Lundlee Bros. Adv Asst
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21

Our tire repairs are guaranteed to
outwear the tire. Lundlee Bros.
Adv. ASH
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MISCELLANEOUS


Jim Butler-500. SO.
Rescue-Eula 5000. 25; 500. 25
1000, 25; 100 BIO. %; 1000. "a; 1000
"a; 1000. "a. 5000. 20.
Gypsy Queen-45O0. O6; 5000, O6
Great Western-5O0, 06.
Monarch Pittsburg--150O B6O, O6
Umatilla-20O0, OF.
Afternoon Sales
Jim Butler-700, Sc.
Rescue-Eula-5O00. 30; $500. "a,
West Tonopah--l00O, 23.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
MANHATTAN
Morning Sales
MIScELLAN EOUS
MORNING Sales

Rochester-l6oo. 60; 300. co.
Big Jim-lOO, "a; 100. IS; 1000, 81;
100. SIS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-21
.GOLDFIElD
Morning Sales

Jumbo Extension-35oO. So: 500.
81; 400, So; 300, So
Combination Fraction 1000, 0e:
1000. O6; 1900, O6
Booth--1O0O, 10.
Florence 100. SO; 900. IS.
Atlanta-30OO, 10.
Merger Mines--2O00 OS: 1000, 0S.
Lone Star--lO0O, o3; 1000 0s; 1000,
03.
Silver Pick-7500, II; 1000 II;
$500. IS: 1000. IS: 1000. IS; 100O IS;
1000. IL 1000 $50, 16; 1000 BIO, II.
Cracker Jack--1000, 03.
Afternoon sales
Jumbo Extension-s00, 50; 800, 81.
Florence-2O0. Sc.
Merger Mines-500. 0s.
Great Bend-2000. "a.
Silver Pick-500. 16; 1900, 16; 5000,
II; 1900. II; 5000 BOO, II.
MANHATTAN
Morning Sales
White Caps--10oO, 81: 5000, 80,
5000, 20; 1000, %; 1000, 2s 1000, q;
1000. "a: 1000. 27; 5000. q; 1000, "a
1000. ~; 1000, "a; 1000. 2s.
Afternoon Sales
White Caps-1000 B60, 2S: 1000
81; 500, 2s; 500. 81; 1900, %; 2OOO
rs.
MISCELLANEOUS
Morning Sales
Rochester-1600. so; 300. co.
Big Jim-ioO. s4 100. IS; 1000, "a;
100. IS.
Afternoon Sales
R0chester-900 CO.
United Western-35O0. O6.
Big Jim-1OO0. SO; 1900, Sc; 100.
81; 100. IS; 100. So; 1900 $50 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
qricOcns6cltrc6nuscn.

Ger MarDldnOer 3pcig Der Sign
gum @r5pingen oes 5rieoens b0lt
am 0ienItog glbeno in ser 2Dric cine
groBe @iaiienoeriommlung, in mcl-
der ser aricgsiefret6r gtetpton 9.
9ofer oie SouptreOe 6olten miro.
Die NfitglieOer oes Organizations.
Gonite's IinO: SenrD %. @iuiomS.
&orIiber; S. 81. ggalfer, S9osniei.
Itcr; Go6crt ge. g9iQioms, S6ob.
mciiter; George 8. &ooclifie, 9. 0.
8oter, BoItor Or. SuIius Sofuoun,
Charles @i. Gobn, $. 8irt Steele,
G6os. Wforris SoiporO, Suit. S6er,
iry 9(ler. Sor0caitle, ir, 6. Olioer
Grimes, ar, @eitminltcr, 9lep. So
Iep, @oworo q. gfid, 6. 81. @lono,
G5cop G6oie, 8oitor Slioer SudcI,
&aitor @. 81. Gralpforo 5roit, 8m.
3. Geloploine, 6reocrid, Or. 96os
Sen, glunopoIis, g. Steiuer, s. 50.
@ouIo, GeGourcp B. 86ont sSo6n2.
9ucod, 3. 2incoln SiitdinS, 03oob g.
Gramer, Sreoerid, 9. 9olOiuin it,.
Gic na66enannten STreu peroen
in ser 8eriamnillng onf Iienitog
9l6enO ais @ice gr6lioenten fungi.
rem: @aloo g}epcomer, @r @ouner-
neur g. 8. @olOSboroueb, WtoDor s..
$. 8relton, 5ront u. Surf, 0r. s.
s.. 9otone, Or. s. $. SononOer, 9io6-
6iner @m. &oienolL z. 81. @belon,
Syobn $. Screuion, s. 6. 9liemon
giidoi So6n @oroncr WlurroD, 9iid-
ter Gopooo Eeter, 9lodbiue, aoroi.
nol Gibbons, Soco6 GpItein, Eolior
Ir. 81. 9. &iniolping, gS. M. S6c-
ban, 0fi6ter 6. &. 9ono, Gr-gidter
9Qfrco Q. gliles, 9lidter s. llrner,
Sen. 5eIir 9(gnuS, Sberlt S. G. Ofol-
lette, Sogerstopn, S. z. Stone, $50.
9. 2oirO, @ouoerneur Sorrineton,
Sol. 9odoro, Ser6crt g(. @ogner, s.
$. @ottlieb, 9}onooIp6 Barton, SSuI.
2cpp, Senator $. S. Cooper, 81.
9lidter Senrp .. Sorlou Gan gSil-
lorO, 9laon 6orql6or, 8. @bite, IT,
Or. Sra Olemien, 5. 8arrD Nlobool,
gS. glooen 2opnOes, SumnerfieIo
8alopiI Sen. g. g. @iaioms, s..
2eoering, Sobn so. Dennis, Sos q.
@orp, @n. 8ulod Glorf, 9. S9lm-
nioon 6. s. 8ortou uno SRI. aote
W2cQone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
Die oGlfS"- Contention.

Sin Qricf bon gluglIt gelsmeDer
bon Yittsburgb al Oos bielige &oiipt-
.uortier Der nglfs, ole I'M n6biten
Monat bonn 10. bis Is. SyuIi bier i6re
Gouocntion o6balteu, cntbdlt bic
9}nbri6t, ooB Der iiingite Der @itts-
burg6er delegation 6S 2en5c 5G6lt.
Die 9oltimorc,2oge 9ir. Z Ger n@lfS"
bat bis icbt $4,000 collcftirt. Ger
llnterboIttn9sfono wuroe ober ichOn
6ci @eginn Scr GorbercitlngeII fiir
Die @onDention oif $4,000 feitgc-
iebt, 10 oaB in Ocn nd6Iien 3tpei $50.
den bon Dem Samnel-Gomite nod
tiic6tig georbeitct pcrOen mug, inn
Ocn gon6en 9etrog 5uinmmen5u6rin'
gen. Die 1400 Dlitglieoer Der bieIi-
gen 9oge iper0cn ii6 ont nddIien
WSontog oeriommeln. SeOes Nlit9lieO
miro ouigcforOert meroen iein 9e.
ites oo5u bei5utra9en Den 5ono allf
Die ieitgeicbtc Sobe 5u bringen. llcs
bcr 100000 @eiuber mcrocn pdb-
rcnO Scr Gonoention IN Baltimore
criportct. Gle @6renpfortc oui Dem
Gourt6ouie &lo5a lit beiuo6e fertig-
geitellt. GieieI6e wuroe in fiinltleri-
i6er @eiie angelcgt lmo miro obne
3ipciieI auf oas 9oltimorer 8ubli-
finn ino ouf Die nlsmdrtigen 9eiu-
der einen oor5iigliben @inOrld ma
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
.Nnheriidler NlSnncrdlnrn

Ger n9operilbc 9ldnner6or" bieIl
geltcrn in Dem 9ldcrmonn'iden 2ofal
an @oueb- unO GoroIine.StraBe
feline @odcniisung unter 2eituug
ocS 9SrGlioentcn Sobn gldermonn
lm0 OcS S6riftfiibrers @olfe. @s
puroen neu 2ieOer unter Dem Diri.
ecnten Su6ert &riippel fir Oen ndd.
lten Sommer-g -glusilug eingeii6t.
3pei neue oftibe g}itglicOer puroen
oufqenommen. @s muroe no6molS
oanfeno beroorgeboben mclben @e-
nuB Der @erein am oorigen Sonntog
6otte, ols cr, etpo rs Monn itorf,
oen S6obmeilter Oes Gercins, Srn.
2o6mann ouf ociien Ginlooune bin
in ieincm 6eim in Opcrleo, @eloir-
Hooo, beluhte. Dlon bottc oa in
Dem ib0ncn Idottieen @ortcn frobe
2inoer oelllngen unO nod gutter
oeuti6er S6ngerort mondes @los
9ier 0o3u getrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
Sa6residlmhfeier Der 6Odidnlc 81
SOiuiuu.

Die SobresidluBfeier Der Soblbulc
in Goplon purOe in Der 9lulo Der
Stoots 03oriuolihulc a6gebolteu
Gic @roonirtcu iinO 8oloenoe:
9otein 9(cooenic elmer @orn'
ibow Goof, Gomlou; @orrcn MaD.
noro Driper, jun, @opons; @at6c-
riue SSnc3 Clmcon, Godcpsbille; @r-
nett @oof GINNING uno So5eI 6lo.
renee goons, @opous; Gorotbp 8.
Giibel, Eorfton; D}Drtle &c. @ros-
bans, 9loipebltrg; @}orD Catherine
SonleD ino W2orf Serbler, Goipion;
Sclcn gli5obetb Sutdins, MD 2ooD's
Dlanor, @lconor S(nnc Wiattbeps
lino SeurD @i6 Sternot, @obons; (;
garboro @li5obctb @orfeI, goiuIon
Coma Nlap @ilion g9bite SolI;
9llicc @Dmot @rooflanopillc
Commercial g(cooenic MDrtle
2oura G6ilcoot, Eeros, Sorrict 9(l-
6erta Coleman, @ooonS; 9eoua @.
ellis, Tomion; 9niurence @Oluoro
GnIor rno N1orgorctto gli5abet6
@uIor, Ecros; 9tnna @pelpn @ompt
@ropiocnce; DlorD gli5obetb @reen,
@ittings; SoIepb Soporo Murrav,
Corot6g SbrDDer Barter, g(rnolo 9.
Gorfs, Senrp QelpiS 9open &orlett,
D3i9ocl Grpitol 5dulcr lmo @liie 6.
Sdniter, Toipion; Dlurp 81. Slaoc,
Gong @reeu; grneIt @illiom &onocr-
matt Canton.
Cic @eooiIle fir sic 6citen Gurd'
idnittslciItungcn III Scr GIaiie, oic
bon Scr 9nuntni 9liiociotion Der
Sdulc geItiftct mar, uuroe 6rduleiu
So5el Slorence @oans oerlie6cn- Gas
@cbct mur0c bon Goitor O. @l gll'
foro qcIpro6cn. 0ic Giplome t6ciItC
S6ulIuperintenoent u. g. Goof aus
9rof. Garl 6. S6omos imO OF. @m
8uroid 6icltcu slnipradben an oil
@raouirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
0cr ariea aIa Graie9er 1nr 9Naicne.

Der drieg nls Gr5ieber 5nr Sggiene.
@erlpunoert miro monder nciren
ooB oos nur S6er8 it, oenn mir nil
len ia, mic berbeercno nidt uur Die
tootli6en @unoen mirfen ionoern
aud Ole 5cuc6en, bic ourh Die lul-
6Dgieuiibcn l3irtdnoe i'm arieg Der.
brcitet meroeu 0urH oas llHge5efer,
Ourh oen oft unberlneioliMen 3pane
CUR llnrcinli6fcit uno @ernobldiii.
gung rotioncller aorperpflege uno
ood) leiltet ser &rieg audi Der &D.
giene unldGb6ore Gierlte. Gr er-
meiit iid, mie in 0en 9ldttern fiir
Observation-Disclosures BON DEM inn
6cloe itebenoen 0r. Spicr bcrpprae'
bobcn miro, gerooe5i ols GrSieber
sur SDgiene. Gum geiipiel miro oors
ouf bingepieien. in melher por6ilo'
liher 9lrt bic oeuticbe @eupnltung in
DieIen fleinen 9rten @eIeien's ino
gorofronfreib's uno mebr nod ii
&olcn nn0 gfuBlono Ger @epoItc.
rling oeren 5tlmpfbeit gegcn ioai.
tdrc DloBna6nien gcraoe5u ais cr9
| iAredeno gelhilOert miro, oic eritcn
@egriiie bon HeinliNtcit ino Sggi
enc beibrodjtc llno 10 eincn cr5iebcri.
idcn GinfluB ousibte, Der mobl onA
nud ocm Sriege iid wirflunt erpel.
fen miro. glber aud inter unlercn ei'
/ genen Solooten lcl6it miro ourb Die
eiicrnc 9lotbmcnoigfeit oes arieges
ooS @eritdnoniB iitr pie bgGienilhei
! 5procrungcn uuBeroroentlid) cripei'
tcrt. Ger Gieilnio9eits5rltono Scr
Suippcn mllB ouf itabilcr @obe &C.
bolten iucroGu oos lit nur 0urh oic
Mitpirfuug aller Gin5eInen moslim,
| sic cine bemploernspertbe ghlfiat
iunes9obe oen pid5tieen 6orOerln'
Gen Der &ropb0lare ge9eniibcr az
sen Sag lcgen io Dab niht 5li bic
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GdmlfcIt in GantUn.

Sn Canton feIcrte geltern oIc
@olfsidulc gtr. 5 ituter 2eitung il.
res @riBipalS, Serrn @lalllS @olie,
i6r i66lides SAulieIt pel6es itets
oen 6erien boron5ugebeu pflegt. @ie
am Moutog unO Gienitag 9lbeno be-
rcits itottgeflinoene &orooe puroe
6elte lpieoer6olt lmo es nobmen oo.
ran Oie 700 ain0er Der S1ule tbeil.
Tus Gogle.SrAelter bon Sigblano-
tomn lieicrte babel mie aud bette
mGbreno oes gon5en Cages, ole Wlil.
fit. Gie ainoer nereniigten iid oen
qon3en Gag nit Spielen oli Dem
groBen ihotiieen @lob Dor Dem
Sdul6auS, no aud elm 8o5or nit
oerIbieoenen Ganoprdoern, ain0ert
lno @riuo6ienen @elegen6eit gab,
t6eils niiblide, t6eils moblidbmeden.
sc So6en 81 geipinnen, uno @elo 5u
einen guten 3tued los 5rl weroen, oa
ser 3einertrog oes 5eltes uie oll'
iG6rlib Dem 9lecreotion Gentcr bon
Sig6lonotown iibcrpielen miro.
Seute @ornnittag bon 10 bis -
lt6r miro Die ShuIentloiiungsieicr.
li6feit Dor ii6 eeben- Gie ans Der
@dulc alstretenoeu ainoer Iino:
9lnno Sommerfielo, Worg CONNER
fielo, W1iloreo Go0ington, 9ioDnono
5ronfc, Gorl @2uib uno 6reoerid
Smitb. Serr @rin3ipol @olie al.
Berte ii6 nod oabin Dab ourd oos
ltete glnpoHieu ser Shiiler5obl Die
Sdule i6on 3it tlein getuorocn uno
elm 9lnbou bon 2 bis 3 8immern
0rinaen0 n0thiq Iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

SIN Qofalc Ocs o@itp Club" inI
N1unicp @c6duoc an Der gde bon
6oDette. uno Colbert StraBc finOet
6cite 9l6cno, mic inn nGeutiden Gor'
iponOentcn" an9c3ciot mlrOe, cine
@onferen5 iiber ole 3pedmdBigfeit
Itott, I'M fonmenOen Ser6it wieoer
cincn @o5or sum 9eiten Der notblei.
oenOen g8ittpen imo @aiien Der
Opfcr OeS aricgcs in Geuti6lano
uuo Seitcrreidb llngorn a65rboltcn.
Ga es 0cn Serren lno Gamen, Dcl6e
in Der @eriommling cridcinen
ii6erIaiien bleiben ioll, Die 8eit, oen
9lob ino oic meiteren 9lngelegenbci-
ten in @crbinoung nit einem iolcdn
@o3or 5u ii6erIaiien, lit es b06it
ipiinI6enspcrt6, onB ii6 10 Oielc Scr.
ionen mie mogliA 81 Der @onIercn5
einiinOeu. Seoer 0lann mo ieoe
sSrau, III Oeren Ser5en Die 2ie6e 5llr
i90nen alten Seimatb nod ni6t CT.
loiben it, iollte cs iid 5rr 9luigobe
MAIDEN, BORT 81 erl6einen, Inn ieine
9lniiHt Oariiber 81 1uBern, ipie 0as
81 crreidenoe 3iel am belten erlan9t
iueroen fam. g9ie aus oen 8eridten
ans onOeren Std0ten eriidtlid i'll,
boben iolde gum 5peiten W1ale obge-
boltenen 8o5are einen geraoe5u CT.
italmenspertbeu @riolg ge6ubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
glntOmu6il- SnIammeuitS6e.

Gos Sitncp.Q(utomobil oos BON
0eIIen Better. S0errn E6oS. glopof,
O1r. 42O, g3oro 0uncan StroBe,
Iclbit eelenft iuuroe, wuroe geltern
O}odnittoo fur5 nab A ll6r am
8roaomog imo 6apctte-StroBe bon
einem g3r. 25,204 trogenoen, bon
elmer unbefonnteu 6rau gelenftcn
g(utomo6il ongerannt mO an Der
liufen GorOerlcite beiddoi9t. Ger
SitueD aiug an lSo0ette-Strv ua5i
grooowap, noH @eiten pdbrenS
oos fremoe 91ltomobil nad Often
ii6r uno plobIid nod g3oroen IN
ocn @rooomag elm Boo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
Sin franfer gPefrnf.

Scr 30 Sabre oItc 9ernoro
S6ere bon gSr. 1907, &olouo.Ipc.,
Der iib porgeitern bel Dem 5. &egi-
ment bate onperben lolien iuuroe
geitcrn 0aoreen gegen 2 llbr in Der
olten &eeimentsboue Oes 5. &egi'
ments om 9aidmonO.Murft ploBlid)
fronf lno miBtc nod oent oglagc'
mcinen MorDlono SoipitalT gebro6i
iperoen mo oie 9Ier0te feititellten.
Dab er on gllfobolisnuis lit. Sein
3ultono erfor0crte cs, Dob CT I'M
SoipitaL perbLeiben mnBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
,,g8cit. (smS.Q .QieOerfrana0.

S5n leiner lebten @eriammliine IN
ieinem 2ofal an Der 6reoerid'&oao
iibte Ger .@no.Sieoerfron5" 3pei
9uartette fiir oos Set Der o8ereinig-
ten Sdnecr~ elm. SSn Der nadiol-
genoen @eidaftsiiBune wuroen Die
Ionienoen @ei6dite erleOigt unO per-
idieoene @inlaoNngcn angenommen.
0ie &erianlmlung muroc BON $rdii.
Dent $. Seinrib gelcitet. Setretdr
Sc. S5on0l prototonirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

qeiagt miro, menn man bic gebonp'
tung uufiteut, njeoer Gin5elne miro
im 5eloc Elm fIeiner &Dgieniter@
Die &erbreihmg oieier aenntpiile
allf 9llffaiiung i'm Seere, Dos ia ein
@olfsbeer i'm mabriten Slime oeS
gSortcs 1T lit 5ugleidb gerbrcitpng
i'm gon5en &olfe un0 miro iiberlib
inl 6rie0en meiterpirfcn Dndu
fonrnrt oaB uud bel ben 0a1einac.
blie6cneu @ep0lfcrung nidt 5aut
ninoeiteu BEL oen 6rancn 0oS Sntc
rciie an Der 8roge einer rotionellcn
Grnd6rnno einen Gan5 onoercn ilno
acknowledgement GinflltB befomHeit
Bat ipie es il im 5rieoen ocr 6all
uno oeulbar gemeien mare go toun
man alio ben arice ais G0roerer oct
SDgiene bc3eiAnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

SSn Canton murOen am geltrigen
Gage nod 3wei Opier oes gleootor-
bronOcs in ben Griimmern alifgefrn-
Oen lmo 3war Elm 2eihnam am
8ornittag, elmer om 9lodmittog.
Dieiel6en puroen noH Der Gonton
@oli5eiitotion geidaiit, no tie in Elm
glebcngcbduoe 3medS 9lgnoscirltng
oufeebo9rt puroen. 8war paren
bereits cine groBe Menge 2ente oo,
mn Die Eooteu 5u betra6ten, bod
iin6 Oieiel6en 10 iebr oerbrannt Dab
Gin Grfepucn beinabe ausgeI1loilcn
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
glcnc gnascrmaIdJinc fcrtie.

Die neue bon Scr gunoesregicrllng
bei Scr Baltimore 0r1 Gods ouo
S6ipbuiloiug so. bcIiellte 9oggcr-
maI6ine 1T fcrtiaaeitelIt rno in
G6oIe's @erit peraufert. Gie @iol6i'
ne gebt in Oen nddltcu Gogcn nod
gaIifornicrL lpo iie 0ie 9tufgabe Da-
ben miro, oen aonol bon Gan Foblo
8oD 5u Dertiefen. Gos Sfiif 1T na6
0em neueiten D}ooea eebaut lnO
6rcunt OcI, @s lit aud nit Den neue-
Iten Si6erbeitsmaBregclu gegen 6en-
crsgeio6r ourd oas ScI ausgeriiitet.
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glcnc etrafcu6a6n .V8aesOns.

gluf Der @morD- -@roOe-, &inlico'
uno 9Sifespiac.2inie peroen BON beute
ob ou6 MIR nod eci6loiienc Stro-
observation-disclosures Oerfe6ren. Dic
gSogqons Iino bon oenielben Spp wic
Oieienieen, oie fiir5li9 in 9etrieb ge-
iebt wuroen. Sie iinO pollitdnoiG
aeI6loiIen 10 lange Ii4 Der @oggon
in Sobrt befin0et.