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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

French army helmets are stamped
out of the best quality hardened sheet
steel by electrically-driven machines
attended by women. The helmets are
turned out at the rate of $4,000 a day
and more than $500, 900, have already
been made.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
PLAY TO BE GIVEN AT
FLETCHER OCTOBER 81.
(Special to the Hustler. J.

Fletcher, Oct. 25.-The Woman's Bet
terment Association of Fletcher will
present the comedy act. miss Minerva
and William Green Hill" Special
Halloween stunts will be given and
appropriate refreshments will be serv-
ed. This will be at the Fletcher grad
ed school October 81 at 1880 p. m. The
receipts will be used for improvements
at the school.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
HOImeS.KhafRIY.

A marriage of interest to Western
North Carolinians was solemnized in
the Episcopal church at Crozet, Va. on
Wednesday afternoon. October Is.
when Miss Lucy M. Whately became
the bride of Mr.. A. Lancelot Holmes,
of Flat Rock. North Carolina. the Rev.
M. Mayer and Archdeacon Neave per
forming the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Walter Lloyd Whately. of Crozet, near
Charlottesville, who for a long time
was secretary of the Virginia Horticul-
tural society, while the groom is the
youngest son of the late George
Holmes. of Bowman's Bluff, Hender.
son county, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes will be at home
after November the first in Asheville.
where MI. Holmes has recently enter
ed the real estate ield.-Asheville
Citizen.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

An electric lighting plant which
furnishes power every night and gives
day service on wash days for electric
washing and ironing is to be installed
in a little town of 400 population
among the pine barrens of Georgia.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

DR. and Mrs John e. Ennis have
gone to st. Petersburg Tor the WlnLer
-:o:-
Miss Louise Rector, of AsheVllie'
a been spending a week with her SIS
ter. Mrs. j. NJ. Deal, at Flat ROCK.
-:o:--
Miss Rillie Fudge of Asheville, was
the attractive guest of her sister. MRS.
Elizabeth Blackburn, Sunday.
-:o:-
There will be a box supper at cd
NEVILLE Methodist church, Saturday
November 4th.
The Daughters of the C~onfederacy
will meet with Mrs. VIM. o next
Wednesday afternoon. November 1, at
four o'clock promptly.
Mrs. Goodlow, of Asheville, who has
been spending two weeks with her sis
ter Mrs. F. v. Hunter, has returned
home.
Howard Miller and sister, Miss
Sarah, have gone to Atlanta. They
made the trip on a motorcycle with
side ar.
Mrs. John Ravenel and family OF
Charleston. who spent this summer at
their attractive bungalow at Highland
Lake, returned home on Monday.
C.
Miss Flora Creech, of Raleigh, has
been spending some time at the Ken
lucky Home. Miss Creech has visited
Hendersonville several times and has
many friends here.
DR.. F. NJ. Purser, the the assistant
educational secretary of the Baptist
Foreign Mission Board of Richmond.
Va, went to Fruitland Institute Satur-
day morning to meet with the students
and deliver addresses on foreign mis-
Sions.
10
The family of Col. A. B. LawtOn,
president of the Central Georgia Rail
way, left on Monday for their winter
home at Savannah. The Lawtons
spend every summer at their beauti-
full home at Highland Lake. Col. Law
ton came up on Saturday and took
them down in his private car.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Stepless double-decker street cars
which have proved SO popular in New
York, Pittsburg, Columbus and Wash
ington are now appearing for the first
time abroad On the Vienna Municipal
Tramways.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
NEW JOB TYPE.

The Mutual Printing Company has
recently laid in a supply of new job
type and stationery and is now prepar-
ed better than ever before to turn out
quality printing. LGive us an order.
You will be pleased.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Even birds have adopted electricity
cooking. Two snakes were found
hanging over high tension wires in
California where the birds had dropped
them. Both of the snakes were done
to a turn"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
Wedding This Afternoon.

A wedding of unusual interest to
their many friends throughout the
Carolina's will occur this afternoon at
4 o'clock at the home of J. D. Duff's on
Fifth avenue. when mis- sister Mrs.
Laura I. Parrish will become the
b ice e DR. VI I'm NJ. Lester, of Co.
lumbia. Rev. T. Z. Simpson, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, ~oficiat-
ing. Following the ceremony, they
will leave on the 5:15 train for points
south.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

ROCHELLE WANTS MORE BUSI-
NESS. IF IT'S ANY THING con-
CORNING FURNITURE. SEE THE
FURNITURE MAN. 1t
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
In Honor Of Mrs. Mccullough.


Last Thursday evening Miss Gladys
Calvert entertained a number of her
friends complimentary to her sister,
Mrs. Milton Mccullough of Hickory.
A number of interesting contests were
engaged in by the merry party. Punch
was served by little Misses Mildred
Calvert and bessie Dixon. A salad
course was served at the close of the
evening.
Those present were Mrs. Lillian
Dickens, Mrs. Milton Mccullough.
Misses Pearl Beason. Minnie Crane,
Irene Wetmur. Lula Bane Dixon,
Stella Dixon, Lottie Dixon, Hester Pa
ti1lo: Vivian Thompson. Birdie West.
and Messrs, Archie Corriher. Hal Whit
field, Marvin Reese, r. G. Doles, Nee
Hearnes. Nat Walker, Lee and Walter
Allen, C. E. Startling. Reid Dixon. Glow
er Jones and T. H. Cowan.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
Miss C0rfher Leaves.

Miss Elizabeth Coriher. who has been
spending several days here as the
guest of Mrs. R. N. Hadley and other
friends. left yesterday morning for
New Bern to visit relatives for some
time before going to New York, from
which place she will sail January %
for China, where for eight years she
was engaged az a missionary of the
Presbyterian church, being supported
in her work by the members of the
First Presbyterian church of this city.
She has been spending her years leave
of absence visiting relatives and
friends in North Carolina, her native
state, HendersonvilIe being her place
of birth.-Greensboro Daily News.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Miss Lille Brooks attended the re-
ception given by the Baraca-Pnilathea
City Union in Ashevil1e Monday night.
While in Ashevi1le Miss Brooks "a the
guest of Mrs. N. Buckner,
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
Linen Shower for Miss Justus.

Mrs. A. H. Morey entertained Satur-
dav afternoon with a linen shower at
her home on Main street in honor OF
Miss Irma Justus. Miss Justus is n
of the seasons "brides to be-" Her
marriage to Mr.. Wilson Allen having
been announced several weeks ago.
Mrs. Morey's guests enjoyed several
anne of rock. Then Miss Edwin
Hunt gave some beautiful vocal selec-
lions. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Woodland at the piano. After this h
guests were invited into the DIM
room where they had the Jun OF
searching for corresponding numbers
to those given them. When these
numbers were found they were found
to carry with them a little gift in a
tiny bag. The last to find her number
was the honoree, and when it was
found it was big and interesting. be-
ingt two bags of beautiful gifts in linen
and lingerie of beautiful and varied
Workmanship.
When refreshments were called the
guests marched a merry step to the
tune of the wedding march around the
table blowing tiny horns and whistles
to show their pleasure at the happl-
ness of the bride to be-" A very de-
lightful supper was served of salad
punch and cake.
Among those present we're: Misses
Irma Justus, Cora Lott, Bessie Hodges,
Gladys Hodges, Ruth Smith, Caro- Lee
Green, Grace Sample. Annie Sample,
Emma Sample. Ethel Blake. Annie Ew-
bank, Edwin Hunt. Artie Barber. Mes
danes Earl Stillwell, John Grimes.
Gordon Darlington, W. B. Howe, Wood
ward, Frank Ewbank, Michael Schenck
W. H. Justus, Hunt. Wiltshire Griffith.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26
Or ".
PARTIES and observation-disclosures Mention

Mrs. VIM. Lott and Miss Cora Lott
spent Monday in Asheville shopping.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester will reside in Co
lumbia. DIR. Lester being one or the
leading physicians of that city.
Jno. W. Grimes and w. H. thinner
man have returned from a business
trip to Atlanta.
10
Mrs. Milton MCCULLOUGH and Miss
Gladys Calvert spent Friday in Ashe-
vile visiting friends.
Mrs. M. A. Trenholm is spending
some time in Baltimore under treat
ment at John Hopkins hospital.
Mr.. H. H. Horton, of Sherman. Wyo-
ming. who has been spending two
months al Flat Rock. left Sunday for
home.
Miss Frances Johnson. of Washing
ton, D. c.. who has been the guest of
the Misses Sample for two weeks has
returned home.
Rev. ]. A. Mason has accepted the
call of the Baptist church at Saluda,
N. c., and will conduct services there
every Sunday morning.
To-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Bell and John
Austin of Tuxedo we're among the Wis
itors from Tuxedo attending the Bara-
ca-Philathea district meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Mathew who have
a summer home on r. F. D. 4, have re-
turned to their home in st. Petersburg.
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. j., T. Crane returned
from Pelzer, S. c., Monday, where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past few days.
Mrs. Pope who has been summer
ing at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Malcomson on Oakland street,
has returned to her home in Winter
Haven, Fla.
Miss Susie Mccullough has gone to
Newbergh, N. Y, and from there she
goes to join a party to tour the west.
Die VIII De SOno al WlnLeT ana VIII
spend much OF the time in California.
Miss Mccullough will return to her
home in Hendersonville next summer.
TO-
Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Cheat
ham left Saturday for Henderson, N.
c., where they will visit for a few days
before going to st. Petersburg, Fla.
where they will spend the winter. The
Misses Cheatham will manage the St.
Alban at st. Petersburg this winter.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Newbergh, N. Y, and from there she
goes to join a party to tour the west.
She will be gone all winter and will
spend much OF the time in California.
Miss Mccullough will return to her
home in Hendersonville next summer.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Mrs. Pope who has been summer
ing at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Malcomson on Oakland street,
has returned to her home in Winter
Haven, Fla.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. j., T. Crane returned,
from Pelzer, S. c., Monday, where they
have been visiting relatives for the
past few days.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-10-26

Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Cheat
ham left Saturday for Henderson, N.
c., where they will visit for a few days
before going to st. Petersburg. Fla,
where they will spend the winter. The
Misses Cheatham will manage the St.
Alban at st. Petersburg this winter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

giferiiidtigs 6rou (oie
bel eincni Shriftitener 8n 9chid
fommt, ais lie Oen Sdriititeller ober
aor nidt iiebt, 81 oeiien bodit eifer
liIdtieen 6rnD: ~Dcin 0lonn tit ia
gar nidt 5u lebcn fiiBt ibnb nobI
cben Die Nluiel2l~ ~ SHriftitcuers.
eottin: ~0ie2 0ie iollt iih I'm.
teritebenll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
@e6eimpOIiaci fritiiirt.


DlariHaa Garter 6eabIiAtiet, in Dem
Bureau Der @ebeimpoli5ei 9[en-
ocrltngen oor5llnebmcn. - %iele
9etcftius iino oneebIid ni6t
competent. - WliiIien bon iebt
ab monotliH 9eriHt eritatten.
NioriGaa Garter 6ottc eeitern nit
Gnpt. Nic@oocrn bon Ger @c6cim.
poli5ci unO 9cteftip-2ieut. S6anJcr-
ger cine llnterreolng be5iioIi9 Der
nlinoeruert6igen g(rbeit, melde ieit
Monatcn BON oen Wlitglicoern ocr
@ebeinpoli5ei poll6ro6t muroe. Ger
Niorihol lit Der 9Lniidt OaB OaS
Qeteftio.Yureou ni1t 0os leiitct,
mas es lciiten ioIlte. Gr weiB, ooB
cine groBe 9ln5abl @e6einpoli5iiten
am Gage I'M Bureau beruu1GngcL
anitatt in Die StroBen 5u ge5cn lmo
na6 Soi6euoiebcn lmO anocrcm &c
iGbrlihcn @eiinoel 81 iuHen. 0as
Ypli6ei- -Obcrboupt erfl6rtc geltern
9(6eno, ooB er Die 9lrbeit Der @e5cim-
poli5ei iiberma6t babe uno OoB oas
r6lDine Squoo", oas oirett lInter
ibm arbeitet, ebenio quite Sfclnltute,
menn niht before, ais onS Teteftip-
0eportement er5ielt babe.
Die @ebeimpoli5iitcn BON oenen
Baltimore % bat, miiiien bon iebt
ab ieoen 0lonot einen 8eri6t an
DlariAan Garter Ienoen in Incident
iie IN oetaillirter ggcile onfiibren
miiiieu, uns lie wdbrenO Der oergon-
eencn 30 Gage geleiitet baben. Ger
Nlori6oa bofft Oird Oieies Terfa6.
rem Ole SelIte 81 erOBerer Ebdtigfeit
anIpornet 81 founen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
SSieOcr bcrbuitct.

Ger % Sabre olte @iaionl @bit.
ten bon glr. 1921, &oceItroBe, Der
erIt Dor einigen Eo9en aus oeu3uht-
bouic entlofien moroen mar, puroe
geItern Nioreen bon Foli6iiten Oes
norolicben Diltrifts inter oenl Ser.
oo6t, @eIo uno @ertbgegenit1noc
geltoblen 81 boben, pieoer berbnftet.
@bitten oerithte, ben Yoli6iiten 81
entflieben. @r wuroe aber eineefon-
gen ino piro belite gtiHter Sdr0oer
in Der n0roIihen Aoli8eiltotion bor-
Qefibrt mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
NnIh lnicNrr hcinl .

gSie General -glOiittont Senru &c.
@orfielo gcItern mittbeilte, miro ous
pierte 93egiment Der Stootsnili6 nm
W3itfipo6 @ornlitto9 aiif ieiner 9feiic
BON Goglc YoB, Seros, in 2alIrel i'm
8elOIoger eintreffen. gtah ilnoffi.
5iellen 9(neobea miro Die gauge
StootSmili6 nad) Dem 10. September
bon ser meritoniihen @ren6e no6
MorDlono 0uriidfebren Inn oen Wfit-
elieoern @eleeenbeit 6u eeben lib
regiitriren 0u Ioiicn onmit iie bel Der
glopembennob[ mtltimnen f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05

fnbrcnOen @oiIasicrc ouritc ms 6iu-
ocrnl~
Nm @elcbrte nelltraIer S1n0er mar
Die 9llmoiroec nidt eerihtct; OaB
man iid ober aud BORT nid]t beOine.
ungslos Dem engIiihen Stonopunfte
auidIieBt. 5cigt oic 9luSloiirng BON
@roiefor Steinmee, 9lmiteroam. Die
@roieiior Or. Sleiidmann in ser
@inleihue wieOergiebt. Steinmeb
erfldrt in Dem bollGnOiihen 9lattc
9Sct @ooerlanO~. Gin bohitebcn-
OcS auIttrpolf bat eiu 3ed)t oorauf
nibt 10 obnc meitereS perlrtbeilt ul
mcroen, menn cS pobliiberlegt cine
Sbot periibt, ole aud bel ieinen eiee.
men 9iireern Shnuoeru crregt. mo
nad marfiaeu Strihen Der @eerim.
orng iblicBt cr: ,Someit mir ictt
imitanoe iiuo, 81 urtbeilen, lit ooS
ihredlide SdidiaI DER a9uiitonia
mittelbor Iomobl mic ummittelbar Der
britiibeu Hegierlne uno Der briti-
iden Snftif umO mobriheinlih aud
5u einem Sbeil ser @unorO.Gbeocrei
5n5uibreiben.
gIac oicie gluSiii6rlngen berpor.
raeenoer @eIcbrter Oiirften fiir Oic
p0lferrehtlihe @eurtheilima oes
v9itiitonio~ Sales BON erlmoleeen.
Ger 9coeuting iein.
Der eneIiihc 9fihter CAB bel ser
lluteriuhing Der SoOesidle Der .9u.
iitauiu" oen @obriprld ab: n0ieleS
ihredIide @erbreben pcrlebt Oos
@olterre6t uno oie @ertrdee oaer ci.
piIiiirtcn @olfer. 8ir erbeben Dem.
nad seeen ole Siii5iere Oes Oeutihen
lIutericebootcs. aceen Den 4oiier uno
oie oeutihe Gegicrims. Oie ibncn 9e.
icbl crtbeiIteu, 0ic glufloge auf Nleu.
hcImoro. Gon welher mioerpdr.
tigeu SeudeIei Oie Gutriiihine Ger
@ngIauocr 3eugniB obIegt, miro
ourH nihtS Oeutlidcr beiuieien, ais
ourd ole @runoidbe. oie 2orO SLIDER
oomals eriter SeeIoro. Dor Dem Nus.
bru6e oes gSeltfrieseS fir Ole arieg
iiibrung aifeeitelt bat r@cnn Sic
es I'M Sn. imo gluslanoe Den Seuten
mter ole 9toIe reiben. oaB sic sum
ioiortigcn &rieee bereit iino, iuio
8por nit ieoer Sbrer aroiteinbeiten.
m6 oofiir iorseu merOen. ais eritcr
ben Gricg 81 beginner, mO 0nB sic
Sbren 6eino auf sen @dnIt ibIagen
uno i'm nit 6iiBen treten wcroen,
menn er 81 9oOen lieet ooB sic
Sore @eiansenen (iauS Sic iolde
maderD in Oel foHen, oes 6einoeS
5rouen uuo 2in0er foItern wcroen
ooun weroeu sic ii6 Ole Sertc pom
2eibe balteu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
4tnLirniidlcr Wrridlt.

9fom A. Sept Stalieniide
Gruppen 6o6en iueitere Sortihritte
in gll6onien 0ltli6 bon 9lplono, &C..
moht, pie ser offi5ieae 9eridt OeS
itolicniiben GriegsnnlteS lrntcr Oem
belltieen Gutlm melOet. Die G0rfer
aito mo Gri5or murOen 6eebt iinO
Moute @rooiit geuommen. Ger Be
ridt lolltet:
oSn Dem 6ienlnlc Sbol bat ser
6eino oeitcrp 9critdrfungen cr6oltcn
mO unterno6m nod 6eftigcr 9lrtiacs
ric @orbercihng 5luei glngriiic &c.
gen lnlcre neuen SteQunqcn an
Vlonte Gouriol. Gie 9lngriife pur.
Oen jeOodb Ourh unier 6eucr gum
Soften ge6radt mo t6eilpeiie nit
idmeren @erliliten Our1 einen @e.
Gen 9oionett 9Iueriif 5erItreut.
9luf Sem 9icit Ocr 6ront fonO beftioc
glrtiQeric SbGtiefeit itott.
g9ll6oniide 6ront - 9lm Sonl-
iioN rnternobm cine gl6t6eilng Ser.
loglicri unO 2onowcbrlcute einen
llc6crfoQ ouf Oent rcbten llfcr Der
@oDuIa. Gle 2onorpe6r iiberidritt
oen 6htB 5wiiden Sceifi uno Siege
pal, luobei Die Srtidoft &ilta nod
einem 6eftigen Sonpi genommcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
Sin qnnS in Srallcr.

OtV NultO III &IUUCI.
9(uitroIieu bat oic @liit6c icincr
@fGnner Dem britiideu Sriees.
@loIoh opfern miiiien. ~ 9os
Golf lebnt i9 eegcn Weitcrc
9irocn ollf. TT Cine Hepolition
in oen nG6lten N1onoten in 9lus-
iidt. - Sot 100000 W1onn &C.
opfert.
Or. $. Is. 81. %ascoc, ser nit iei.
ner @ottin uno leincr fleinen Sodter
ioeben bon Sionep in g[ultrolien 0u.
riidgefebrt it, go6 cine lebbofte Be
i1rcibung bon gllIltrolien, cinem
&np0e in Erauer iiber oen @erhilt
Scr @liit6c Ger 9}otion, pelhe oa1in-
gerofft mur0e in oen blutigenSHlu1-
ten oes groBten 9riegcs aaer 3eiten.
u@obtn man gebt," ioet Or. |oS-
coc, 0trifft man blinOe oOer berfriip-
petite Wt1nncr, 6rouen llno &inoer in
Sdwor6 gcfleioet, Dem olBcren Set
6en Der inncren Erouer.
Scr potriotiicbe @eilt NOR nun.
oerbor. SD ld5dse, oaB gluitrolicn
bis jest 100000 Ntonn Dem Griegc
geopfert Bot. Wfon Oenfe mlr on Oic
0arOmncacn. Gin Seoer, Der nod
iibrig mar uno fGbig, mcIoete lidj
frcimiGig 8it Oieier expedition, obnc
cincn Nlomcnt 81 6ogeru
&ielc bon ibncn morcn oerDeiro-
tibet. glae iporen jung, gciunO unb
ihone monnbofte 2eitte. glac worcn
bon Dem @eiitc oeS %otcrlonoStrcue
beieelt.
gllS tie lid mel0etcn, ipuroc Sc0er
9cfragt, pie Oiel er beidBc. SD babe
gcbort, mie W1nuer ontlporteten:
100000 Efuno, 9leidbbeoerteno nit
runo elmer Wtiuion 0ouorS IT. uno
iie traten oonn ais gemeine Solooten
Gin. W}on beoenfe, pie leiAt iie iiH
ais Sffi5iere bGtten einfaufen f0n-
nen b0tten iie oen @breei3 fir glns-
5eidnung gebobt oOer eelpiinidt, ibrc
@iteIfeit belobnt 6u icben. 9lber iest
ilt oos Bette Der MGnnli6feit Der-
nidtet. Or. Yoscoe gIoubt, OoB cine
io5iale GcboIution unter Sen llebrie
gebliebenen in 9lultroIien ni6t aus
blciben fonn.
uDo lit nur nod Die 9(rbeiterfloIle
iibrig," fibr er fort, uuno oie 9(r-
beiterfloiie Oenft nur an lib Iel6It.
Sett miro bort iiber oagcmeineg8ebr-
pflidt geiprohen lno oos &eluItot
miro lein ooB BORT itucrbolb ser
n16lten orei oOcr bier W}onote Elm
@iirgertrieg entbrcnnen miro. 0ie
9lr6eiter-9tegierun9 min feinen arieg
uno i6on felt ciuieer 8eit bat oicic
&Iolie bon 2erten nit offcnem gSi-
oeritonoe georobt, nenn man iie gum
@offenOienlt 6pingen pil.~
Or. Eosco bctonte, ooB in 9[uitra-
lien Die Stimmimg eegeu s(mcrifo
10 bitter ieL wie gegen @neIono
iclbIt Or. Eosco lit Elm 9(ultrolier,
6ot o6cr in @orplono oIs 8obnor5t
itlioirt inO oonn 5ebn Sabre in Sio-
neD profti5irt; er bot cine glititraIie.
rim dur 6rou. geioe poIlen in 8ol-
timore bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
0nrdl cinen stnra Idluer aerIett.

Ger Al Sabre oIte q. 6. 8prO
bon 9lr. 3i4, 9ior6-W} W}ountitroBe,
ficl an Scr Sontbure-, nabe @eOon.
StruBc, 70 uneliidli6 bon eincm
StroBenbobn. .@oegon OoB er idper
berlebt in oos nWiercD.S oipitol"
iibcrfil6rt peroen muBte. Die g(er6te
erflGrten, Dab or ouBcr inneren Ser
lcbuneen audi cinen S@GoeIbru6 Oo.
bon eetragen bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-05
sumncI @ompcrS.

CuHNCl VuHNpNlN.
2o6t Die oemofrotiI6e Gegierung
ais 6reuuO ser 9(rbeiteri6aft. II
Die n6eoeratiou OF 9obor" iolI
@ilion peronloBt 6oben Die Gar
ron5o 9leeierng on5uerfenneu.
Sin @eieb, oos Elm 3mongs-
S6ieos9eridt Ooriicbt, miro ME
onerfonnt merOen.
Remission Mc., 4. Sept -So.
mueI @ompers, Der @r0iioent Der
r9lmericau 6eOeration Of 9obor," err
fIGrtc beute in elmer 9lr6eiter.9eoe,
oaB Die oreaniiirte glrbciteri9aft ollie
@eicte, mel6e llnterml6ung BON Sci.
ten Ger gumoeSrcgierung in allen glr.
Observation-Disclosures poriiebt, che
elm strife ongeorOnet perOen fam,
bis auf's 9leilBerite befdmpfeu piiroe.
@ompcrs lo6tc ole oeuofrotiIc6e
@ortci ais oic pobre politiibe 6reln-
Oin Der glrbeiter, iinO 6ebaliptetc, ooB
es Der .9lmcricou 6coerotion Of ga.
bor" 81 Oonfen iei, wel6e bic 9lOmi.
niitrotiou @ilion'S 5ur GrfenntniB
ge6rodt babe, Elm &rieg nit Merifo
miiBte perbiitet imO Gorron5o oner.
fonnt meroen.
3mongS Arbitration
meint Sflobcrei.
9etreffs Ger &orloge, wclde cine
polle 0fientIide llnteriubung ii6cr
oic @riinOc cineS ieocn Slrbeiter-
oiSplts Doriicbt, c6c Elm Strife CT.
fIGrt perOcn bari ipra6 lid Der
&eoncr oo6inge6eno aus, OoB CT.
5mlngene 9eelei6ung IN irgeno ci-
ncr 6orm iogar wenn aIle gorur.
tbeile uno llnteri6liipfe beieitiet
meroen fonnten, meiter ni6ts 6eoeiltc
ais 3wonesor6eit. 6reic 9lrbeiter
wiiroeu iid ME elmer 3Wangs-Ger-
mittlung umtermerfen.
9etreifs Merifo'S iogte er, ooB i'm
September 1915 Scr &erpoltuneS-
ratb Der r9lmericon 6eoeration Of
9obor "i6ren 8oriibenoen beauftragt
bate, an ErGlioent @ilion 5u idrei-
ben imo i'm 81 eriii1en, Die Gar.
rnn5ns&eeierlmg on5uertennen. Car.
auf6in babe Sefret6r 9oniing Sem
merifaniihcn @eionoten eeihrie6er,
ooB Die &ereinieten Staaten Die Gar.
ron5o-Hcgierlm9 onerfennten.
@iien bo bn q lneeiteIIte
nj DIT gegen Arbitration. q
Gin fur5er 9lrbeitstog iei Der critic
S6ritt sum S1ube imO sur 9eiie-
rrng Ger Sage Der 9lrbeiter. Ole
Observation-Disclosures b6tten iid
ni6t geipeieert, Die i6webcnoe 6rage
.eincm S6ieosgeritbt 81 imtcrbreitcu
iic bGtten ober erfl0rt, oaB Elm gldf-
ltinl0entag oos Yrin5ip meni6liden
@o6leree6ens Oertrcte, unO OaB Oie-
les 9Grin5ip bon einem SdieoSeericbt
nidt er0rtcrt peroen fonnte.
9ln anoerer StelIe ieiner Geoe
nonute Ser 9lrbeiterfiibrer Senator
Sbermon einen 5eieIine, weil cr iid
geweigert babe, nit i6m iid in cine
offentlibe Cebatte ein5uloiien.