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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22

The contest is to come to a close
promptly at nine O'Clock next Satur-
day night, and just think how dis
appointed you will be if you are not
voted the most popular lady in this
vicinity. You can encompass this
much to be desired result if you
will just give your campaign the
best that is in you these last few
hours.
The contestants should report at
the contest office as early as possible
Saturday night so that you may
have time to deposit your voting
certificates. The door will be closed
at nine o'clock. If you do not cast
your certificates before that hour
you will lose your votes. If you
have put away any specials you had
best be looking them up at once.
Make sure that they are where you
can lay your hands on them, make
doubly sure that they are in the
ballot box at the contest depart
ment before nine o'clock next Sat.
urday night. Do not misunderstood
this warning. for We do not want
you to lose your votes.
The work of judging this contest
is going to be no small task. 1t
must not be delayed beyond the
hour of nine even though the judges
who will officiate will be men who
are experienced and apt at figures.
If you have any friends who are
holding back voting certificates for
you, get in touch with them at once
and warn them that the special cou.
pons must be in the ballot box be-
fore nine o'clock Saturday night,
June "a, 1916.
Contests enter into all the affairs
Of life. The man who starts with
nothing, and works his way through
obstacles, natural and artificial, to
competency. finds himself in a con-
test at every turn of the way.
Measuring ones power with that Of
others brings out the best things in
one. Many never know their power
until they meet others in the. affairs
of life, and are made to measure
their capacity with that Of some
other individual who has his mind
set on a certain goal.
In this great contest many have
the chance to match their capacity
against that of others; test the real
depth of friendship of others. In
this effort many are finding what
they can do under pressure and are
learning their capacity as they could
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22

Woodrow Wilson. 1t is the best ex-
position of sound Democratic policy
at home and abroad.
We challenge comparison OF our
record, our keeping of pledges, and
our constructive legislation, with
those of any party of any time.
I'VE found our country hamper
ed by special privileges, a vicious
tariff, obsolete bank laws. and an in
elastic currency. The Republican
party, despite repeated pledges, was
impotent to correct abuses which it
had fostered. Under our admins
tration, under a leadership which
has never faltered, these abuses have
been corrected, and our people have
been freed therefrom.
Our archaic banking and curren.
cy system, prolific Of panic and dis
aster under Republican rule, long
the refuge of the moEey trust, has
been supplanted by the federal re.
serve act, a true Democracy Of
credit under Government control.
already proved a financial bull
wark in a world, mobilizing our re-
sources, placing abundant credit at
the disposal of legitimate industry,
and making currency panic i'm
possible.
I'VE have created a federal trade
commission to accommodate the per-
picking questions arising under the
antitrust laws so that monopoly
may be strangled at its birth and
legitimate industry encouraged. Fair
competition in business is now as
sured.
I'VE have effected an adjustment
of the tariff, fair to the consumer
and to the producer. We have ad-
justed the burdens of taxation SO
that swollen incomes bear their
equitable share"
The platform asserts that the
Democratic party has lifted human
labor from the category of COM
modities. has secured to the work.
| ing man the right of voluntary as
sociation for his welfare. It also
says that the party has enlarged the
postal saving system, improved the
postal service in every branch and
placed the postoffice on a self-sup-
porting basis for the first time in
the country's history.
1t is declared that reforms needed
to clear away privilege and prevent
unfair discrimination have been ef-
fected by recent legislation and that,
as far as possible, the party must
remove every remaining element Of
unrest and uncertainty from the
path of the business men of America.
The doctrine of q tariff for the
[Continued on Page Four
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22
NATIONAL GUARD
CALLED OUT
FOR SERVICE ON THE MEXICAN
BORDER..DEMAND ON ALL THE
STATES AND THE DISTRICT.

the entire mobile strength of the
National Guard of all the States and
the District of Columbia was order.
ed mustered into the Federal SER
vice tonight by President Wilson.
About 100000 men are expected to
respond to the call. They will be
mobilized Immediately for such SER
vice on the Mexican border as may
later be assigned to them.
Gen Funston, commanding the
border forces. will designate the
time and place for movements of
guardsmen to the international line
as the occasion shall require.
In announcing the orders Secre-
tary Baker said the State forces
would be employed only to guard
the border and that no additional
troop movements into Mexico were
contemplated except in pursuit of
raiders.
simultaneously with the National
Guard call Secretary Daniels, of the
navy department. ordered additional
war vessels to Mexican waters on
both coasts to safeguard American
lives.
At the war, navy and State de-
partments it was stated that no new
advices as to the situation in Mexico
had come to precipitate the new or.
ders.
With the last two weeks, however,
tension has been increasing steadily.
The crisis presented by Gen Car
ranza's note demanding the recall of
Gen Pershing's expedition force has
been followed by a virtual ultima.
tum served on the American officer
by Gen Trevino. the Mexican COM
mander in Chihuahua. To this was
added yesterday the possibility that
American and Mexican troops had
clashed across the border from San
Benito, Texas.
Administration officials made no
attempt to conceal their relief over
the safe return of Major Anderson's
cavalry squadron to Brownsville af-
ter their successful bandit chase.
The troopers crossed in pursuit of
bandits in the face of intimations that
they would be attacked if they did
so. Gen Funston himself reported
that he anticipated fighting, pre-
sumably with Carranza troops.
IN EVENT OF WAR.
Mobilization of the National
Guardsmen to support Gen Fun.
ston's line will pave the way for re-
leasing some $4,000 regulars for i'm.
mediate service in Mexico in the
event of open hostilities with the
Carranza Government. The Guards
men themselves could not be used
beyond.the line without authority
of Congress, and until they had
volunteered for that duty as they
are called out under the militia law.
The new law, which would make
them available for any duty under
the Federal Government. goes into
effect July /.
The entire mobile regular army in
the United States, several provision.
al regiments of coast artillery, serv-
ing as infantry, and the National
Guard of Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona now are on the border or
in Mexico. Definite figures have
never been made public. but it is
understood that Gen Funston has
about 10000 regulars and probably
5000 more Guardsmen, of whom
10000 regulars are with Gen Per-
shing or scattered along his line of
communications from Namiquipa,
Mex, to Columbus, N M.
TELEGRAMS TO GOVERNORS.
kilograms calling for the militia
were sent tonight to the Governors
of oil Ctatoe oynanf tho thraa yphosa
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,%cridnUDrnns nntcr Der GciitlidJ.
felt"

tett."
MaDor 01itbea oertbeiOiet Oamit Oie
Trabtan5apfiingen. 8elaiI-
i6ung Der Selepbonseiprd9e ioa
ergeben boben, ooB @eiitlide fiir
9lb6alhng pon 3eugen @elo &c.
boten baben. S. S. Qumn be.
itreitet Die Acknowledgement.
93em. gorf, "a. N3oi.- 0lagor
Mlitbea betrat beute 9}odmittoe in
Dem observation-disclosures @ro5eB
Den 8eueenltano, mG5reno pel6em eS
bereits pieOerboIt 5u oen aroBteu
Seniationen eefommen mar. glIfreO
S. SaaeD, Elm 3e6tsanpalt ser @e-
geupartei erbob gegen Die 8eueen-
ausiaeen oes @apors @iuiprud mo
idleuoerte i5m Die @emerflmg ms
@eiidt SD peiB, DAB es seitern bel
oen @eidporeneu an elmer Stimme
gefebIt bat, unO Sie pGren in 9ln.
fIage3uItano beriebt iporOen." 9(us
Dem 8ui9auerraime ertonte Der 8pi-
idenruf OaB @laDor gatdea aus
Dem @eridtsiaaI binausseporfeu
DerOen iollte.
Seine 0robimg, nit @ntbiillngen
iiber oenEeIepbon6elouidl idlmes. Stan.
oaI Dor oie 0effentlibfeit 3u treten,
fonnte O1apor 01itdea nod geltern
0a9mittag Dor Dem S1ompion.lln.
teriudungs.Gonite gum &beil pabr-
MAIDEN. gr fam freilib nidt tpeit
Oamit, bod gelang eS ibmL einige
Gaten aus Dem 4rotofoa ser 4oli5ei
iiber Trabton3apfineen 81 oerleien.
Sc entIpnnn iid cine oramatiihe
Scene, ais ser @laDor Sen gerlud
madte, feline nGntbiilineen~ iiber
Die ,8eridporer" als Die er auBer
Rfarrer 6arreu nunO anoeren @rie-
itern" nod Or. Daniel 6. @otter rnO
Sefretdr SebberO BON Der Staats-
9eboroe nam6ait
madte, 0ur6 &erleiung Ser poIi8ei-
Iiden @rotofoIe ii6er Ocren belauid-
te Selepbon.@eiprdbe 81 erb1rten.
Die @roBgeibporeuen bon Sings.
GountD erbo6en in @er6in0uug NIT
oen fiir5li1en Dro6t 9lu5apfungs-
@ntbiiaungeu 9lnfIagen eesen Oen
@obltbdtiefeits Gommiiidr Sobn
q. 9ingsburb uno gegeu g9iIliom s.
SotdfiB, Oen Spe5iol glnpalt ser
Gommiiiion sur lluteriudung Ser
@obltbdtisfeits 9eb0r0en, unO in-
terbreiteten oitBeroem cine Gingobe,
IN Ser iie idperen EaoeI gegen MoD.
or Wlit6el uno 8oli5ei Gomniii6r
BooOs ousipraden. 9ie @roBge-
ibuorenen erflGren in oieier Gin
ga6e, ooB 5lpar feline legalen geiueic
porlieeen, ipelbe sic Grbebung bon
9lnfIagen gegen sen @1ubor unO oen
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Iden Super llnterleebooieS baben
miro. gs miro 6e6ouptet oaB OaS
lt-9oot einen regelmdBigen 5o6r-
oienit fir @oiiagier-, @oit- II. 5roht-
berfe6r niiden Geuti6lanO imO oen
Ser. Staateh inallguriren miro. Ole
9eri6terltatter erbielteu bon i6rem
Suformenten Sic folgenoe 2(tsfllnit:
uGos ieet olIf ser 8o6rt nah
9lmerifa 6efinolicbc llntpriee6oot lit
450 SUB lang lmo briugt Oellti6e
%oit 5e6n @oiiugiere mo so Eon-
nen pert6boQer 8radt. Gie 60.
oung beite6t ans G6enitolien mo
Sarbpaoren. &oiiogiere OonEeutid-
IonO 6oben ie $4,000 fir Die lle6er-
fo5rt 5u be3o6len. GelltidlanO er-
partet, bis gum s. 9luglit fiinf iols
der llnterieeboote in Gienit Iteaen
81 fonnen. Gie 9lnfunft oes erlten
@ootes in Nep : Dorf io1 etpa am
/. Sfto6er erfolaeu Gie Gouer Ocr
lleberio6rt miro aif 5c6u Gage be-
rednet,"
3ebu Milliar6en
8erIin, %. W}ui, pia 2on0on
"a. N1oi. - Ger Credit BON 10 0liI-
Iiaroen @tarf, meI9er in 9dIoe BON
9lei6stage geforSert merOen miro,
wiro Sic @eiammt-9epilliomgen ouf
so MiaiarOen Morf briugeu, wooon
bereits 36 WdQiarOeu our6 9(nleben
aufgebra6t purOen.
g9a5renO betreffs ser iiiniten
ariegsanlei6e nod feline @in5elbeitet
beidloIIen morOen IinO, eripartet man
oo6 sic 9[ufloge oerieI6en I'M Sep
tember un0 81 elmer 3inSrate BON 5
Gro5ent, mic BEL oeil frii6eren 9(nIei-
ben. Gos Sdobanlt miro sic n0ibi.
gen 8onos nie ben6t6igt tpie Bel Sen
friiberen @elegenbeitcn in@rlpartlmg
Scr 9lusgabe oif S1aBontsnoteu bin
ailf6ringen.
Gie 9lusiidten fir sic 9[nleibe mer-
ben ais giinItig betra6tet. Die 55a-
brifauten in beridieoenen 9ron1en
oeroienen groBe 9yrofite tno sic aus
ge5ci9neten grnteauSiidten maiden
es wa6rideinIib, 0oB sic 9onobepol.
ferung lid5 itarf bet5eiligen miro. ri.
nou5freiIe betrabteit oie meitere @nt-
widltng Ser &rie9sfinau5 nit @eIaI.
ienbeit, inOem iie iiber5eugt iino, ooB
GeutidlanO ben 9(nitrengungen beI-
lcr geiuo6ieu lit, ais oie feinoli6eu
SGnoer. 9luBeroem 5cigen sic ariegs-
ausgoben 0eliti9lono's i'm @egeniab
81 einigen Der iein6li6en 9Gnoer cher
cine glciglng sir 9(bnobme, ais 5ur
3unabme.
@S pir0 anoeaeben, oaB oie 9(us-
gaben fir militdriicbe 8wefe that.
ld@lid geringer iino, ais Dor einem
Sabre, aIs Oie Soften fir mebrere
neue 9(rmee.Organiintionen unO oeS
oftiOen berldneerten ruiiiiden 6elO-
5ii9es oe0edt merOen muBten. Die So.
item an ser ruiliiAen 6ront iino iebt
er6e6li6 geringer, unO ielbIt an ser
meit(iden 6ront baben iie Iib faum
er666t, troB Der groBen 9(uSgoben
fir 9lrtiaerie-Nllnition bei Ger6uu.
Gie 6eutiden GriegsfoIten I6einen
oo6er etuas inter BEN Q WliQiarocn
@larf pro @louot 5u iein mic Dor eli.
niger 3eit bonn 6inan5miniiter Or.
Selfieri6 i'm 9leidstoa ongefiin0igt.
9 dWe6en's &6migin ope.
rirt.
&arISrube, bia Berlin rmO
SonOon, 90. W}ai. aonigin 9iftol
ria bon Sdweoeu leioet an elmer bef-
tigen Gut5iin0ung oeS W}fttelobrs
mo miBte iid6 einer operation TN.
termerfen. Ger 3uitono Scr a0niaiu
bat iib gebelIert.
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ltnteriee6Oot0ienit 8 a nj.
bltrg % eiu Worf.

- ~ ~ l.
gteip yorf, "a. Moi. 9lus
einer QueIle, ueIde BON Oen S6iffS-
geridterItottern ais auoerldIiig err
tlart miro, fommt sic 0&adribt, 0aB
y'ew gorf in etIibci Gagen Oas
S9auipiel Scr glntltnit zines oeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Jlan0ern tlOg.
9oIiBei Gommiidr rcdtfertigen
piiroen eS ober icbeint, Dab iie oos
@erbolten ser fiir Die 1ro6tan5a-
pfungen perantluortli6cn @erionen
81 feinem onoeren 3wede bilieteu,
ais Inn anmdlteu in peri0nliden II.
pribateu @ro5eiieu Sniormation 5u
liefern lnO gieugier 5u 6eirieoigen,
ni6t o6er nm @er6re6en 81 entoe-
den ooer 81 per6iiten uuO ooB Die
9luffii6rlng Oes @}oDorS uuO Oes
@oIi5ei Gomniiidrs oen ibdrfiten
SoOel beroient.
Sm @an5en mur0en gegen Sings
6urp imO SotbfiB ie orei 9(ntlagen
erbo6en oie pieoer in 5ipei &unfte,
@erge6en umo @erbreden, 5erfaQen
sic meroen bei6uloigt, in ungeIeb-
Iider lm0 obii6tlider @eiie Die &C.
lepbonOr1bte BON 9leb. 1oniel 6.
@otter, 9iep. g9m. g. 6orrea rno
2eon Softer ouee5opit imO Oomit
glrtifel 1923 oes StrofgeIebbii6es
berlebt 8l 6aben Ser 9lrtifel item.
peIt sic @erIebuug Oes @egeredtS 5u
eiuem @ergebeu imo iie6t eineStroie
bis 3t einem Sabre Soft ooer $500
@ele6uBe, oOer 9eioes Dor.
Ser 5meite 9lnflagepiuft 6e5ie6t
ii6 aiif oie ger6reitimg oes Subolts
telep6onilder imo telegrap6iI6er
Mitt6eillrngen ein @er6re6et Oos
no6 glrtifel 552 oeS Strafgeieses
nit Soft bis 5u Bpei So6ren ooer
$1,000 @elObuBe oOer 9ei0en itraf-
bar lit.
Somobl @omnliiidr aings6rrb tpie
Sr. SotbfiB moren i'm @eridt oll-
fpeieuo unO plaioirten nidt iddoig
@oDor @it9eGIoufOe Oem
3eugenitan0.
Die Gernebmung 01abor W}it-
6ers geTtoltete ii6 5u elmer GuBerit
Itiirmii1en lmo enoete abrupt, nod.
Dem ser N}oDor 6ortnddig onrouf
6citanoeu bate, sic GeIepbongeiprd.
6e 81 berleien pel1e Die Sortber-
9rigaoe in gerbiuolng nit ser lin
teriudung ser @obIt6dtisfeits Sc
66roe aui9eiangen botte, md6renO
Senator Gbompion ertldrte, Sab Oas
Gonite lmmioerrnfli6 6eidloiien bo-
b., Sic gluf5eibulngen iber Oieie
@eiprGde MIR in @refutiuiibung
ni6t o6er in elmer oiieuen Sibung
on3u6oren.
Ger @laDor bate 6ereitS cine Ian
ge 9l6bonOlung ii6er Die gan5e @or'
geididtc ser ltnteriudmg oergSobl'
t6dtigfeits 9e6oroe oerleien III wel-
der er sic fot6oliiAeu @eiiAi6eu lrno
2aien Ger @erihm0rlna 5llr &nebe-
lung ser Suits be5idbtigte, ais er
nit oen @orten: SD peroe MN Die
oard Oie lle6eripaHing Der oref Se'
legrapbenordbte erlangten 9epeiie
oorIeaen,@ Gin 9iinoel g(fteu mrf-
no6n
g8iit6eno, at6enlloS, lauidte Der
Wlaoor Dem @inpouO oeS gorIisen-
oen. Eouu i9rie er:
SD beItebe oaralif nit Der grtla.
rung Der Sbatiaben fort5lia1ren;
lie ent6olten geipeie fir ernite Ser
6reden Nleiner @leinung nad lit
0os idperite @erbreHen in Slmerifa
scr Geriutb elmer beionoeren religio-
fen @ruppe, iib in gegierrngS sln-
gelegen6eiteu 81 mengeH."
Die N4itglieoer Oes Gomite'S be-
rict6eu fliiiterno nit einauoer lmo
ser Wlapor le6nte iid in ieinenStn6l
ntriid ino auBerte, oie 0en Saal bis
3inn lebten @infel anfiiaenoe Wlenge
oulddelno: oi6 oente, id fam bier
Iiben bleiben uuo martett" Damn
fd 5u senator Sbompion uenOeuo,
fiigte CT 6in5u
sd fam tpo6l perite6en, oaB Sr.
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gO& u6ue gladJridlt.

5toD oyWC JtuuIAtulAf
@oibiuston iiber ben gbarotter Der
gIntmort Garrnnoa's. 2ebte
gaahridteu Ioiien ouf freiinO-
itaftIidere SoItung Gurran5os
Den @ereinieten Stooten geeen-
iiber idlieBen. 8uriid6iebuug
Der Grllppeu uibt OerIanst.
8aibington. "a. W3ai.
Bis beilte glbeno boben Die bieiigen
@eamten nod feline ontIi1e gluoeil-
ting ii6er Die 8orihldge erboIten,
DeIbe General garron5o in ieiner
neuen gote MAIDEN pirO, ltno obmo6l
eintgermeBen oos @efiibl berridt,
bob Ole Rote nibt gan5 5ufrieoeuiteI-
IenO iein mag, 70 iibertpiegt 0od Die
ies @efiibl Oie 8uberiicbt, ooB iie ei.
men @eg au elmer oefinitiben @erein-
baritng fir oos lpeitere gemeiniame
@orgeben Der ameritaniiden Grup.
pen un0 Der Sruppen Der merifoni-
iden oe focto.@eeierung BEL gerfol-
eling Der gonoiten I'M noroliden
Wlerito ebnen niro.
Die IeBten geribte oes SpeSial-
gIeenten Googers in Der Stoot MeJi.
to boben cine 5unebmenoe freltno.
idoftlide Saltling ben Ser. Stoaten
gegeniiber ongeoeutet uno bei'm
Stdotsoeportement 9(nlaB 5u Der
Soffniing gegeben, onB Die neue Note
cine @ieoeraiifnobme Der llnterbano-
litngen iiber 0as @orgeben Der ome-
rifonilheu @rpeoitionstruppen bor-
iblogen Uiro
Sumerbin fanoen Die @eriidte,
Dab General Garron3o lein 8erlon-
gen Inn 8uriid5ieblmg Der omerifa.
niiden Eruppen in irgeno elmer
Borm mieoerbolen meroe, BEL etli6en
@eamten @lou6en. Gs limo jeood
feline g(noeutilnee nDorbanoen, ooB
elm oerartiaes @erlongen elm ioforti-
ges Nadgeben ODER ernItIibe 6oleen
boben miiroe, ousgeuoHlmeu penn
nit oemieIbeu Elm @efebl 5u SeinO-
ieligfeiten eegen Die omeritaniiben
Eruppen Oerfniipft iein piiroe. Die
geamte nlieBen iid nidt beunribieen
ourb 8eridte bon Der @renae, Dob
Die facto.9iegierungs Erippen IN
groBer 8obl in n0rolider Rihhtng
Oorriiden; iie betrodten oieies @or.
geben ais elm moglides GeiuItat er-
loiiener gefeble mif @ritnO oerScott-
0breeon.Gonferen5.
Die beute bei'nr Stats. 0eporte-
ment non Dem 6peainl.glgenten &oo-
gers einseloufenen 9epeiben oeuten
an, Dab bic yiote iuobri6einli6 be-
reits unterWegs 1T.
s grbolten 10 eitere @eIg ell.
beit.
@afbiugton "a. @oi. TT
Die 116 W2itglieOer Der Geyos W&ili6,
peI6e fib neieerteu, ser 9(ufforoe-
riing gum @ren5oienit GoIge all lei.
ten, erboIteu cine meitere @eIegeu.
belt. ibre Son0lilnespeiie gut 5u ma.
Zen.
Dn ole neue 9lrmee &eorgnniia-
neIde Der llnterSeihning
ourA ben 9rdiioenten partet, gepiiie
geitimmunsen Oes iesieen TliIia.@e.
ietes, unter pel9em Die 2eute Dor
lin Sriegseeri6t eefteIlt peroen
t0nnten mioerrlft, bei6loB Sefre.
t1r 8afer, nit einem @iniHreiten ou
uorten, biz oie neue W1oBnabme gum
geiet geuoroen III. Die @irfling
oes neuen @eieses lit ole, Dab oie
2eute oiitomatiib fir ben 8unoes.
oienit oiisgennltItert peroen uno ion-
ten iic iid oonn BON gseuenl peigerlt
iib gum 9ienit 5u iteIlen oonn mir.
ben iie bor elm ariessgeribt gebradt
per0en.
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Ole GrtIGrurg S. S.
9ultn'S.

q. 8. Dunn, Ser 9an5ler Der @r5-
Gio3eie Stem Yorf, erlieB geItern
in Ger6inOlmg nit Oieiem @ro5eiie
cine @rfldrrng, in ser er euergiIb
oeoen Sic BON Mnpor @lit1eu eegen
i6n er6obenen acknowledgement pro-
teItirte uno be5idtigte sen aloDor,
an ser Geridworrng aftiben 9(nt6eil
oenonmeu 81 ba6en, Die oie Gris
iten5 Ser GinOer 6iiriorge 9(uItal.
ten beOro6e. Sr Gunn iaete, OoB
er fir Oie 9lbiaiilug ser 6orrell.
@ampblets Oerontiportlid lei, sic ei-
ne 10 pibtige 9loGe in ser 9luf0e.
timg ser Geridm6rlmg geIpielt ia.
BEN an ser NloDor @1itdea bethel.
ligt iei Gie GeIep6onsciprade leieu
auf ieinen 9eie6l BIN 6qIauldt nor
Oen. Die BON Dem StaOto6er6auptc
er6obenen acknowledgements pegen
ln5iuedmGBiger @erwen6lna Ser
@elOer, 9eItedungsoeriud)e unO sic
iibriaeu acknowledgement meiIt Sr.
Dunn emp6at6iih 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Seims oic 2rieger, Sic naH @ottes
@Ort perldnseit Inn iid 5u elmer fur.
8en 9lnoadt ino iuelder iimge
1eutibe i'm 6elOgron triige niht
@erlauaem iein Gageiperf nit Der
Grbebung iiber Die S1were ser gr-
oenpein 5i been0en. Gonn lit Die
Shinoe oes 3apfenItreids gefom.
men Sic SoIoaten iiden ibre Quar.
tiere ailf unO aud oas SolOaten.
6etm gebt 5ur gube oIs brabes
&rieesOienite IeiitenOes Saus eben-
fdIls 5nr Stmoe Oes 8apfenitreids.
Gem 5eitie Morgens beibt es ipie.
Der, iib Den S6Iaf aus ben 9Iugen
reiben ituo bereit iein 81 einem
nelIen Gag i'm 9ienIt oes 4rieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

Gin @ortpon Sinoenburg.
Qon6ou, "a. W1ai. ~ Cine De.
peide bon 8aiel. 5dwei5, meIoet,
Dab 5elomoridoG bon Sinoenburg
in eineln fiir5Ii9en GagesbefebI oil
ieine Sruppeu 6olsenoes fllnogege'
ben bat:
Set einieer 8eit 1T inter ben
Eruppeu Elm @eriidt oerbreitet, ooB
6rieoeus . lluterbonoIimgen 6eOor.
iteben.
oSm g2onen oes aaiIers erfIdre
if, ooB bon Srieoen ni6t Die 0ieoe
icin fann ebe mir ni1t oie Gina
iiberibritteu boben Solooten ipenu
Sbr 6rieoeu ipiinidt 10 oebt iuO
ilI4t ibn ouf Der ouoeren Seite Ger
3iina.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

9omers niht miinidt es 6efannt
meroen 5u Ioiien, OaB Gater 5urrea
fiir Die 6ernbaltlmg eineS 8eugen
$50 5u 5abIen beriprad, unO oaB
Mouiignor Gum 500 fir oie 6ern-
buItllug zines 8eugen beripra6, lmo
Oieie S6atioden iino in oieien Sc
IprG1en entbalten."
Die @litglieOer oes Gomite's be-
goben iid in ein Ne6en5immer 5lr
Grefiltio Sibrug. 9llS iie nad Ell
ner 9erat6ung BON Is Wlinilten mic
ser 6erousfonen 6efabI Senator
E6onpion Oie Iesteu @emerfungen
Oes WloDors aus Oem @rotofoa 81
Itreicben. llnO CT erfl1rte Damn, oaB
oos gomite ii6er sic glunobme Ser
ongebIi6eu 9luf5eidnungen Ser Sele.
pbougeiprdde ettpos get6eilter gln'
Iibt Iei, Dab aber Sr. 8opers 6ereitS
gegen oie @erleiung Oeriel6en prote-
Itirt babe, imo pie er oerite6e, aud
sic onmeIenoen 9InmGlte ser anOeren
@arteien Oereu @eiprdde in 6roge
fommen @inipano Oagegen erbe6en.
0orauf ergriff gllfreO s. EalleD,
ser 9(nmalt Or. @otter's, oas 8ort.
Gr proteItirte gegen 0ie 8erleiung
ser 9lufSei6mtugen lmO berief ii6
oarauf OaB @ommiiiGr Strong in
ieiner ltnterIudrmg oeren 9luffnd5.
me in oos 9rotofoa ols irnge60rig
oerpeigert babe. @r perrpieS ferner
oorouf, ooB sic @roBgeibiuorenen
BON aings Gountg Oie Drabtan5a-
pferei iln0 sic 9efonutga6e Ser Sc
Iprd6e 6ereits ais elm gerbreAen &C.
fenn5eicbnet bo6en
g(uf sic SSrase bon 9lnpolt @1oB,
Oh sic 9luf5eidnilngen Der @rono
Syltrp porgelegt uoroen ieien, enteeg-
uete ser WlaDor: SD elou6e ia, a6er
sic merOen iib Ooran erinnern Oob
sic oieIes @er6reHens beiduloigten
8erIonen Dor Die @ronO Surp ge-
bradlt, o6er aus irgenO einem @run-
Sc uidt ouigeioroert puroeu, ouf
Symmllnitdt 5u 0er5idten olio nidlt
h6tten onoeflogt tueroen iollen. Wlit
ser 6ouIt ouf oeu Siid iflageno,
fiiote ser W1opor bin5n: SD beite1e
ooroiif, ooB mir Oie @elegen6eit ge'
aeben miro, sic mir periprobeu NOR
Son ~ "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

AbcnncnteH, bic ben 00entidJeH
GUrreipOuOenten" nidJt piiuttli6 uSrr
nnreecluIafis ergulten, iinb eebeten,
Der Office SaOOH per ScIepBOn O6er
idriftlia WlittBeiInus 81 madeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-25

&arlSrube, bia Berlin imo
SonOou, 23. Mai. a6nigin Giftos
ria bon Sdwe0en Ieioet an elmer bef-
tigen Gnt5iinolng oeS W2fttelobrs
pmO mlBte iic6 einer Operation I'm.
termerten Ger 3uitono Scr a0uiaiu
bat iid gcbeiicrt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-30
POLICE HUNTING FOR
"JACK THE HUGGER"

T. Three detectives today are looking
for "Jack-the-hugger."
Last night a young woman. whom the
police say stated she was Mrs. Frank
Glasscox. OF 112 Spring road, reported
a young man tried to embrace her.
She eluded him. The officers assigned
to the case are Fred Cornwell. of the
Central Office. and Hewlett and Brad
ley Of the Tenth precinct.
According to the police. Mrs. Glass
cox went to a grocery store about s
o'clock. She was returninS> to her home
In Spring road. between HOlmead place
and Fourteenth street. when the man
accosted her. She screamed and ran
into a nearby house. t.lh..
Captain Judge. OF the Tenth precinct.
aid today his precinct hrs had to deal
with, several such complaints in the
past few months. -.- - -