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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
gIaufncr 9lcaIfD So.

Ias 6errlidc Ser6ihpeiier boite
geiieTn eineu aroBea @leuibeniirom
nod Dem parior0 Seiabts-Ciiirift
aclodt Inn oos lbon gelegene Bar
lau0 ocr a9loutner 9lealtu Go~ 81
bciidtiaen pelhes icileuS Der 0e
uountcn @eieIlit6ait 5nn Gertaitf an
jtc0t Gle @rciie fir sic Gnr5ellen
iuo 10 nieorig. bob cS fein gSuuocr
iit nann oiciel6eu idbuell ibre aali-
jer iinoen. Sm Gurdi1nitt bat sic
..9lunfner 9leoltp 60" luohentlid)
rs 9ouiteQcu ieit oem Groiimlngstag
Uerfauit Salt ieoe StraBcnbabp
bror6ic acitcrn ucpc adiiier imo pur-
nea Oieicl6en pon ser 5traBcn6a6u.
S5oltciicae an ser Samilton-9lpemic
sittclit 9lutomobilc nob Dem Ger
rain gebrad)t. GS mur0c cine qroBc
g(mabl pou 6ieidaiteu a6geidIoiien
mo 9lnbabuingcn gemodt. TaS
Gtooi6lucou scr @eieIlIAoit beFin0et
fid iu Simmer 453, 9itle.@ebalIoe,
al ser ct &oul- rmO 2eringtou-
iroBc, moieIbiI icoe geipiinirbte
glnstunit ertDrilt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
9pTt uud HcntidllanO.

Ger nGt6ile Gmupier, meldcr Yolt
nadj GultiAIauo, Ceiierreic6sllu-
oarL 3iWenburG @uIgarien imD
1iirfei beiSrSert, lit ulluiteoStaies"
ber am GoHueriiag, oen 26. Sfto-
Der, BON 9'ep gorf abid6rt 9Im
G1amiioq pcrlaBt Der Gdmpier u9er.
qcnsiioro~ 93elp 0orf 9lae fiir oiele
Iampier beiiimmten Foiiiodca
miiiicn bis Wittwod, reip 5reitue,
ann 10 ll6r 9lbenoS i'm 6ieliaen
@anpipoiiamt eineeliciert iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
Der g9eItfrica bcnte Dor cincm
Sabr.
30. Gftober 1915.
(0}od) oem gericbt Ocs 0eutld)cn
@eneralItobs.
29. Qftober l0I5.

@ci Qi6au miro scr Deutidje
arcu3er o@rin5 sloaIbcrt1 BON
einem ruiiiiben llutericcboot Der.
ieuft; mn Elm fleiner Ebeil oei
geiatlmg wiroe gerettet.
SinoenburG Itiirmt oenS6loB'
BERG uoromeitlid Ciina6urg mo
nimmt Salrt.
On Serbien Orrh6rccben otter.
rcihiidbc 3nlppen bei GiiearoO
Sic icrbiid monteuegriniihc
Srout, oie 9lrmee @alhpib briAt
lid on Der 9lorofront in Ser
bien oitlid scr umtcren Soienica
III Ibrpicrigent @ebirgslano
@a6n. 1ic g@ulgaren crobern
ocu Gonauboien @robopo; aud
llesfnb I'M @aroort6ol miro bon
iDnen rro6ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
slns ben 9soli3eiocridten.


Somes aellD, Der oui Sen @oli5iiten
@orner iAoB, nuroe Dem Sc.
ridtsberfabren iiberlpieien. -
g8urOe bon Dem 9eomteu Der.
lett, ols oieier sic Sdiiiie eriui.
Oerte. II aellp ioll cine roufIuitioe
4erion iein.
@oli5iit @orner bonn mittleren Gi-
itrift mar geitern Wlorgen ge3pin-
gen. ouf oen 26 Sabre nlten Sames
aellp, Ger an ser SarforO 9loeuue
mobnt, 5ll idieBen, nodOem er bon
oemiel6en nit einem 8rpolper be.
0robt porOeu mar. &eIlD botte angeb-
lid Oie 9etuobner Der SorforO-9(Ue,
uobe 9Ibro6om.StroBe, in oroBe 9luf-
regilng oerIett. &oli5iit @orner ipur-
De berbeigerrien. @r fam Our6 cine
9(lleD, oils ibm &ellv plobli6 5urief:
oGous aus ser 9llleD ooer i6 icbieBe. Z"
Gbe Der 9oli5iIt @eleeen6eit Bate,
iid 5ur @ebr 8u ieteu hattie 4ellp
ieine @offe piernal obge0riidt, oie
Eotronen periogten ober. Sm MIDI
item 9lugen6lid frobte elm S6uB aus
0em &eOoloer oeS 9oli5iIten ilno
&ellD iiel itobneno 81 8oOen. Gle
augel bate i'm om Iinfen 9ein ge-
trofien. @arner feuerte nod me6rere
Sdiiile a6 Der 8erleste miroe 5lt-
crit gum Solpital imo Damn na6 ser
mittIeren @oli3eiitation gebroGt, mo
er geitern Nlorgen bon &ihter @od.
oro Dem @eri6tsOerfa6ren i6eripie-
fen puroe
$ atte Die Somilie be0ro ; t..
Bon ieinem So6u 6eIduliot, i6n
llnO feline Daltter nit Dem Tooe be.
oro6t 81 babeu, botte iiH Der IN 91r.
647 Nelt GonmoD StraBe, po6n.
bofte 9lugult @oenner Dor Hi6ter
So6onnien in ser neItli1en @oIiSei.
itation megen Gubeltorung 5u Deront.
iporten. gladDem ibm cine Straf-
preoigt ertbeiIt poroeu mar, muBte
er $6.45 berappen. Ser Sobn, gller
B. @oenner iagte aus, oaB iein @a.
ter Ourd ieine @erDoltatte 0as 6a.
milienbeim geltort babe Inter an0e,
rem babe er Die EelIer 3erbroden II.
oie @asbdbne augeOrebt, nit Ger
wubrideinli6eu Ql6iidt Die 6amiIie
81 eritiden.
gertbeiOigte 9 ieinen @ru.
Ser.
Seine 9ruoerlie6e brodte oen1
benjamin 9. Gabis BON g3r. 13, S1t.
5raufliu StraBe, cine @el6Itrafe
bon $2.45 ein. 2out ser 3eugenaus-
iogen i'm pefiliden @oliseigerid)t be.
IanOen iicb Benjamin ino GaDio
Iobis in einem StroBen6o6nuoq.
gou, als ein @aiiogier lib ii6er sic
&leiOungstro6t oes Gobi0 abfGlliq
duBerte. &aum mar Die gemerfling
altsgeipro6en als audi ibon Ben"
Die @ert6eiOioung ieines @ruOerS
iibernobm uuo oen @ritifer tbdtlid
5urebhpies. Ger @oiioaier ma6te ii6
aus Dem Stoube, pG6reno oos @rii.
oerpoar berboitet iuur0e.
Sollen rgepoferf boben.
Snr5 naG Nliiterno6t untcrnabn
Oic EoIi5ei Oes norOmeItli6en Gis
itriftS cine &a35io ouf Oie @o6nmg
oeS 9ll6crt MorluuL 9}r. 1904, gloro.
Stridcr StroBe, uno ii6erroIbte IA
Nldnner bel eineun geniiit6liden
1EennD glnte"- Spiel. 9lidter greuoeI
oeroonnerte ole Spielratten su ie
$245 @eloItrofe .W}aunan mar icbon
Iriiber einniol Dor 9iidter 9renoel ae.
looen porOen. Canals ipur0e er Be.
oroert SO fir Oen llrterbaIt ieiner
,Sron 81 5ablen. 9lls sic Go55ia Dor
lid ging, iuuroen, mic oie @oli3ei an.
1iebt, Die Sarten lnter oen Eiid qc-
Idoben uno Die Spielmorfen iIogen
IN alle Gden oes 3immers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

csu Scr ,Nluiif.9lfaocrnie" Iprod
qcIicru 91odnittoa Serr 9Irt6ns
9lcimcr aus Bolton, @rGiioeutibuitSs
GauOioot Der ,.So5ialiitiideu 9lrbei,
ter.Fortei" Dor elmer groBeH Ser,
lonmlung, III wel1er oie glrbeiter.
frage uno ole &rdiiOeutidaitS-Gau.
oioatur 6eiproden pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
9lnOcrc 5a@rten anfocmumueu.


3ipei ueitere @erioueu ite6en i'm Ser.
oabt, nit Dem @ioroe ser @e.
idpiiier 6reDer in @er6iuoung
81 ite6en. - 9epeile, oie ange6.
Ii6 gegen Slider Oorliegen idei-
nen nidt iti6boltig 8u iein. -
sIusiagen Der 6rau berod6tig.
Gie @ountp @oli5ei Bot perIdie.
Oene neue 9ln6oItspunfte nit ge3ug
oif oen 6reDer GoppelmorO geflu-
oen, iopie ou9 Oie @omen bon Spei
&eriouen Die pielleidt i'm Stonoe
iin0, 2idt III Oas Gunfel 3u 6ringen.
Stootsontpalt Sartman bon goIti.
more GountD foroerte oen Getettin
Greomer BON ser GouutD@oli5ei auf
nIhts unperiiiAt 5u Ioiien I'M oos
@ebeininiB olli3ufldren, mo mur0e
aud aiii lein Grinben Der synqueIt
Derido6en.
gic Ieteftibs Greomer, Goug6ertg,
Eorter uno SiilismarI9oll Gie6lmon
biclten cine longe @eratbung in Ser
Canton @oli5eiitation Inn @ldue fir
iueiterc 9ladioriduugeu oitS3uarbei.
ten.
9luanit Slider, eiu 9}a66ar ser
lSreDerS. Der, nie bereits gemelOet,
ourb ole gluSiaoeu ieiner 8rou itarf
6elaitet urroe, leugnet nod INNER,
Die Sbot begongeu 81 baben uuO
lGBt ii1 uibt aus ser Ru6e bringen.
IS miro oaraIf 6ingemieien OaB ole
glusiaeen ieiner 6rau pieaeibt oes-
5alb gema6t muroeu, neil Ie nit
i6rem Vlanne nidt auf Dem beIien
5uBe ItauO, uno oaB ibre 9ebauptun-
gen nit Gorii6t auieeuonmeu mer-
oen miiBten.
6reooie Slider, Elm 5o6n 0es
Baares, ioete. OaB 6as blutbefledte
Eai6entud i6m uno ni9t ieinem
Gater ge66re un0 oaB ole 9lutilcdeu
bon 9}aienbluten 6errii6rtcn.
Gie JIeden nif 6iider's 8eue
weroeu iest henlii6 uuteriubt, nm
ieit5uiteIleu, Oh oieielben 9lutfleden
iinO o6er ni6t. 0littleriDeile miro
Siider nod in SAT- geboIteu uno nur
Die @eonten, Die nit Der gluifldrlmg
oes Safes betrait Iino, babeu 3utritt
81 ieiner 3eIle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

leIearapIiidler Metterberidlt.

Aus ben iibri9en 8unoeS.8etter.
Weoapdtqngs Staticuen m'uoeu Die
folgen0eH b0dIten 9entperahtrem
Die mn 8 llbr geItnu gEbeno bcrrid.
fen, beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
llntrrlnLtnnna.gIlrnlnri

,,2libnnabS ysdrs gSomen". 98an0elblIo
,,Nnoit0tiumr lsbilc tbc sim ileeps"
ybot0'c'+ Boinib ano Rcrmliier III 90
len"
,,t5aBeih ~, groaomuD Bellies"
,,pippDbr0me 9duoepille uno 2eQuOelbiloer
,,1nnrnlauo" @ouoebiue.
uWhiilsNlnoemic y Cur Wirs UlcGbeSncD" .
,,NstDria"-&auoeDlne uno g9nnoelbiloer.
,Gnmpaanic &" ~ 5onHiug, ben 3. giqueHts
iel. glltiiernrtiteil in oer Nuuoncnaieberel, glr
il3. Ciista0eite,Sir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

Gineu eieenartieen @unid batte
@oloannaros Solttflien bon g2r.
1876, SuOyGbarles.StroB N(ls Ser
geant Sia inS Die Foli5iiten Staple.
ton mo WcGenna einige @erionen
6ei'm &artenipiel i'm oritten Stod-
merf Oes SaiieS ertappten, rarmte
Solttfulen, Der crit Dor bier @oben
oils 9fuBlono bier angefommen mar,
aui Die StraBe 81 Dem Fatrolmagclt
obne piel 3eit 81 nebmen feline
S6ube on8u5ieben. Seftig geitifu.
lircnO ridtete er einiqe @orte an
Eoli5iit Stapleton in riiiiider
Sprade. Stapleton fonnte ibu nu.
tiirli1 nidt antmorteu aud gelang
es ibm ni6t oen Mom 5um 5bmei.
Gen 81 bringen. Srob oQer Ieiner
9elniibunaen purOe Der 0}illle INNER
lanter uno auioringliber. @s 6lieb
ibm nidtS on0eres iibrig, ais Oen
Wfdllll 81 oer9alten. Wilt Sillfe Ell
neS Golmetiders criubr 93i6ter
&onft IN Der iiioIiden 9oli3eiitation,
Dab eS Solttflien's icbnlidlter
@unib geipeieu iei, elmer Ger6dftllng
bei5lapobnen lmo oaB Dies feline erlte
@elcgen6eit oicieS beiouoereu Ser.
gnii9enS felt ieiner gInfmft in 9lmc.
rita 'ei @r purOe cntIaIieu, ga
DER &idter Der 9lnIibt mar, SaB CT
tiir ieine Neuaicroe aeniiaeno be.
frat iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
edliffafnrlrn

BON unO nod 9elti6lono nno
SeIterreid-llueorn iiber 9PotteroouI
ilno gfelp.gorf. @eIoienoungeu uodb
europa.
SbeO. s. 0icucr & GU.,
2l7 Oi-gOItimOre.Str.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

o. lNff'Nt HNJNNNs
ge5eiat, ooB irgeno ein &eim, ser aif
Scr Sberfld9e oeS aorpers ooer in
oen 9ltbmlingsorganen lic6 befiuOen
mag, an6 in Der gegel auf oen Sdn-
oen 81 finOeu lit. Die 2cute iii6ren
fortiud6rcno ole S1n0e gum @lunoe,
nobel iie al ibren SGnoen Die Seine
iopobl cmpfangen mie anlomnleln.
DlrdD 3ubereitlng Der gfn1rlng Der
Snn0Dabe unn @cgenItdnoen, Die BON
auocren @erionen benlt6t fino, mo
ni6t 81 pergeiien 0urd Dos 0Gnoc.
i9Gtteln meroen Die aranlbeitsteime
BON elmer Ecriou olf Die anoere in
in5dbligen 6dueu iibertrageu. 0a-
Der lobnt cS iidD iiir ms, iorgIGltig
nit ilnicren S0noen imI5ugebcn imO
ms oor5uiebcIt ipas unO men mir
bcriibrcn 6Gufigcs @ul9cn nit
Seize mo @aiier ioate nitbt nur BON
oenjenigen beiolet pcroen, Die IN DC
riiDrlmg nit Eerionen fonmen oie
cine anitedenoe &rantbeit boben, ion-
bern aud BON SeOermanh aus perion-
li1en @ehtno6eitSriidii1tcn Die
@enutime Der gtoeelbiirite i'll oft
c6enlo uidbtio tpie Die Der 8nbnbiir.
ite. gBic Oie 8o6nbiirite ioate Oie
gaogeIbiriic bduiie ni louienOcnI
g8oiier eereiniat mo getrodnet per.
ocn.
8crGcbtc ste Nuoran-
tame @ori6ri.iten.
gScacu Gerlebune scr 0uaron-
iGne.9oridriitcn maroc geileru Mor.
Gen @ar SreuiteiL 90 Sabre oIt,
bon 9}r. 200, G6riitic.StroBe, 9lcm-
Dorf. BON 9}iAter &adnro in Ger mitt.
lercn Boli5eiitaiion nit $40 rmo SEQ
iten beitrait. Orentein lpuroe aif
9(ntraq BON Or. Q. aellD pom @'e.
illno6eits 0epartcment nerbaitet. Or
aeaD be5eugte geitern Morgen Dab
Grcnitein an lcbten Dienliog nit iei-
ner ,5rau lm0 5mei tleincn Siuoern
nac6 baltimore fom Ga lie einen
MeiiepoB pom @elunObeits. Gepartc-
ment in Nem BORT batten, wuroen
lie 5udeIaiien. Sr. Srenltcm muBte
ober peripredeu, ieine StinOer iueaen
ocr Ginoerld6ulngs SeuAe in Den
criteu IA lagcn niht ans Dem Sauie
gcben lmo in ser StraBe ipielen 81
laiien. 0ie 6omilie po6nte IN yer.
I1t26, SomitraBe, cntibloB iib o6er
am 5anitoe, nod 9tem-Norf 5liriid.
3uia6ren. 9llS iie i'm llliion.9o6nbof
outamen ipiIroen iie ani 9lntrag bon
Ir. aelD perboitct. Greniicin aab
ais Gnti6uloiglng al, DAB er Die
@pricbriiten ni6t riHtig perltanocn
61ttc. Der 9ibter crflGrte aber, OaB
CT ooS 2cbcu Ser 9oltimorer aiuoer
bci6iiBel nmo in 3ufunit Oie &esio.
ncu, ucIbe ole 2uarantdne &or-
ibriiteu oerlcbten erempIariid be-
itroirn wcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
&0nIIcnalLf. Mn0 llnteraana.
Flmt6
gSctterausTdlteu.

Sir WiarDlono mo 0en Diltrift
Columbia belte flor mo noro6ItIiac
g9inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

Ginc urea maBlgeH Jtie0er0rude9
0eant iih bom Superior See iiiS-
lueitlid bis in @eIt 5eros, rmO BON
bort noromcihp1rts Dis in Sen meit
Iidcn 16cil BON Colorado lno Dem
iii0lid)en G6eile BON llta6 aus. Sm
gSorocn pitroc cin itarfeS Steigen
0cs Irudes nernerft 0oS BON eincn1
idueacn S1Qen ser Tcmperotur, 10.
mic lofalcu Regen uno Shnceioa be-
aleitct par, Der Iib bis il Die n0ro.
lid)en 5eeregionen ansOebnte sSm
mitttercu uno norootliGen @Donlin9
NOR ser Sdnecfoa itorf SSll anOeren
G6cilen oeS 2anoeS mar ooS Metter
hei uieorigeu Ecmperutiren in oen
untcrcli Gee HegioneL benz 0Dio-
E6alc, Sem SiiOen inO Often flor.
9rolt iunroc geitern Morgeu iopeit
iiiolib ais glorO 5lorioa feiteciteIIt.
Scutc miro @egen ooer Sbnce in ben
obcren SeeReoionen lmo in Der
92adt gum 0ienItng IN ocm 0bio-
9Dol mo Gennciice nicocrgcben.
eSm Often nno SiiOen miro OaS
gseiter bcute lmo Dicnitog tlor blei.
ben.
Scnte miro as fdlter i'm 9lorOcn
un0 oen pcItlihen obcreu See.gfeaio-
uen lcin. sSn oen Oit@oIiitnaten
umo la0otlantiihen Stooten miro
mdrmeres @ettrr porberriben, nab.
reno ii oen mittelotlantiidlen Stao.
ten bic 9empcrahir uid]t biel pedl
ielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
gluItcru-Giicu nnO Nlnmm.

Gie ySo5ioIiitii6e SieOertaiel" uuo
Oie u@onl6rinus Singer" biel.
ten 9luitern-@iien a6. ~ @eioe
gereine botten 5o6lrei6e @dite.
@hnnn oes o5robiiun" bate
einen i66nen 8erlalf. - gIette
2ieoer uno Gortrdee
.1Sreut @u6 oes 2ebenSl" 9ieient
@a6lipruG idienen oie Wlitelieoer
Ser ,So5ialiitiiden 2ieOertafel~ 5u
buloigen, ais iie geItern g}oGmittog
in i6rer Solle, 9lr. 2029, 6reOerid-
9lbenue, Ib gum l06li9en Sbuu Der.
iommelt 6otten. Gin @roiit Der @e-
miit6li6feitl @enliit9lib ging eS 5u.
Gas Bier ino Die iboneu frii6en
9luitern iGmedten oor3iiglidJ, Die 81.
gorren ui6t 81 Oergeiien Ger @r6ii-
Dent, Serr &olliS portinonn, lpor Iebr
geidditig, Oofiir 81 iorgen, OoB oie
9lnpeienocn inter oenen iid neben
Sen 5oblreib nertretenen Wlitglieoern
ou1 biele @ditc befonoen, init Speiie
uno Grant reihlib berieben lpurOen;
Der 8orlteber Der Slide, Serr 2oliiS
9biele, poltete ieines glnlteS in uuer..
mii0lic6er 9luS0ouer; Der S6rittfuart,
6err Otto lBfefiel, begriiBte in
ireunOliHiter @eiie Die Sdneer unO
oeren 6reunOe. mie iie iib einItellten
3um gemiit6liben eriten 9luiternrooIt
oen ser 8erein Oeronitaltetc
Ger @rdii0ent, Serr 2ouiS Sort.
MANN bat ben @oItimorer Gamen.
Gbor 5u einem Sollopeen 9lbeno am
80 Gftober in Der u9ieoertaiel" 8u
Nluiif unO 1an8 unO 5ro6lidteit eiu-
gelaOeu
o@ombriuus Siinger."
GroB ber6Itli6en @etterS batten
iiG 5a6lrei6e Nlitelieoer oeS o@am-
brinus Singer @ereins" geitern
Nadmittag i'm @eitenO @arf eiuge,
iun0en. 5reunOe unO @0nner 0es
8ereins tuurOen bonn Brdfoenten,
Serrn Sron3 @1enges, auFs Der5lid-
lte milltommen eebeiBen. Sir Die
ourltigen 8ere6rer oeS allbefanaten
Serrn @ambrims botten feline Sim
ger in reidlidem @laBe geiorgt. Ga.
nit ober Der 2abetrlnf Inn 10 6eiier
idnedte, iuenn Oies eigeutlib m6glirb
wor, por oud fir ooS iubitantielle
@obl oes a0rpers geiorgt. 9Iuitern
cabs, iriid ger0itete 9(uitern uno
9luiterniritters. Glen triufen lmo
iingen fr0bIid6 lein ,@auoeomus
igitur,@ 0as mar oas 2oilIngsmort.
Ger Sbobmeiiier, Serr s. S5ede,
imo ser Sdriftmort, Serr SSobn Bob.
nert, maren pie nlrb ollie nnoerell
onmeieuoen Wlitglieoer treu beiorat,
9lllen mo Seoem cinen pergniigteil
glo6nittog gu bereiten.
0Srob iinn".M nm m.
Ger nGSrobiinu4 batte ii1 geitern
go6mittag 5u einem Mumm in iei-
ner Solle, Ger. 20OO, Sreoerid.9loe.,
eiueciltn0en. Gas ioll o6er nidt etpa
beiben, Dob Der n6robiinn~ nmumm"
iunr, neirI I'M @egentbeil er mar iebr
frobiinnig. Sumor i9paug Sen Eoft.
itod, 6robiinu iino 6robli1feit gobel
men Con an. 8iele, piele batten iidb
eingefunoen, 2ieoern ilno @ortr1gen
81 lauiden, Ole rciden @eifoll crbiel-
ten irno aud peroient 6atten. Gle
Serren Sulius @eters, George Gid
unO G6orleS 2ontpel trugen 6iud
Gortrdge lln0 2ieOer oiel gum @elin-
gen Der gemiitblideu 6eitli6feit 81.
Gen 9orlib fiibrte Serr Seinridb
Wlergebeun Brof. STEMS &apeIle
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mentioned, although White Gibson, c. P. Beddow and Judge Frank Cahalan have been mentioned as the probable legal defenders of Overton.
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that no landslide is in

conclusively that no landslide is in sight for either side and that the elec- tion is likely to remain in doubt.
 The Herald at this time attempts no definite forecast. There are 29 days yet before the election. Before that time has elapsed the Herald. with its canvassers at work in every state where there Is a possibility of doubt about the outcome, will have gathered material which will be fairly repre- sentative of the voting population in each state and it will then indicate which of the two nominees, in It's opinion. will be elected.
 That in 26 states the total straw vote of more than 50,000 leaves the two nominees separated by only 107 votes is in itself sufficient indica- tion that the contest now being waged is a close one.
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GALLSTONES

0ll)-ResuIts Tear this out. mall 1t to me with your address for health and happiness
 |. E. Bowers Dept D-I. 1is 8. Dsarbsru St. chicass
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issued in ample time on the defense in
 order to anticipate the plea of lack of
 time to prepare. Everything should be
 done carefully and well as the enemy
 is on the alert for any opportunity to
 escape the penalty of the law
 When Soiticor Tate was informed that
 it had been stated that the principal wit
 nesses of the state had "disappeared'
 and were thought to have left Huntsville for parts unknown, he said:
 Such reports are utterly false No
 one other than the prosecuting officers of the state know who the witnesses of the state are. These witnesses are still in Alabama, and what is more to the point, they are likely to remain in the state for some little rime."
 Solicitor Tate was also informed that it had been stated that trade" had been made by the prosecution and the Brooks whereby Overton was to be tried first and, if convicted, the charges against Nails and Brooks were to be dropped.
 A SERIOUS MISTAKE "Oh, that is a serious mistake" said Solicitor Tate There is absolutely no truth in any such assertion. We can
 make no trades and such talk is hurt full and is the merest rot circulated only to aid the cause of the defense. Natur- ally Mr. Overton will be tried first, but that is only the usual legal procedure of placing the principal offender on trial | before his alleged partners. But all talk of trades is puerile bunk"
 1 The trial of David D. Overton for the alleged assassination of Probate Judge | w. T. Lawler will prove a costly pro | cedure for Madison county it was stated | yesterday by officials interested in the | prosecution. In the first place, it was | stated that it would in all probability, once the motion for change of venue l was denied. take over week to select l the jury. It was estimated that it would ] take approximately 1000 jurymen to find l 12 that would be suitable to both sides. This, with jurymen being paid s2 per ] diem, will amount to considerable item
 Then the serving of all legal papers and | the salaries of all the court officers for I the trial, which will last about two
 weeks, is expected to make formidable bill. If a change of venue is granted
 that will also add to the expense, but will switch some of it away from Madi- son county.
 1 Rumors were still being circulated yes | terday that a Birmingham attorney would be selected to conduct the defense of Overton, but nothing of an authorita- | tive nature has been given out. B. M
 Allen Is the attorney most prominently
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The Critic Shies

FTOm tne WaSH1nStOH SlaT.
 Theodore Dreiser, the novelist. was talking about the public's literary taste
 "The public" he said, Hikes trash. Put good stuff before it and it shies like the critics at the players
 "A poet smiled affectionately on this critic, thrust Decent cigar in his hand and said: Let me show you the proofs of my new volume of poems / No, mo- said the critic, rising hastily and grabbing up his hat. No, no. I don't need proofs. Your word is sufficient
 And he rushed off without finish : ing the two inches of beer that still remained in his glass"
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The body of James K. Newman. aged 62, who died at a local infirmary Monday
 morning from injuries he sustained about 10 days ago when he fell off building at First avenue and Eighteenth street,
 this morning by the Johns Undertaking
 company for interment. He is survived
 by three brothers, all of Virginia.
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Deaths and Funerals
By WILLIAM RUSSELL Miss Martha MahoIIo MiIIor

Miss Martha Mabelle Miller, aged 22 years, of Kellyton, died at local infirm- ary at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. after an illness of several weeks. The remains were sent to Kellyton at o'clock yes- terday afternoon by Lige Loy, where funeral services will be held today The deceased is survived by her parents. Mr..
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James K. Newman

and Mrs. J. A. Miller; four sisters and two brothers.
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Mrs. Margaret Ayant

The funeral services of Mrs. Margaret Avant who died at a local infirmary Friday afternoon, were held from the family residence, 3218 North Twelfth ave- hue, at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Interment followed in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Avant is survived by two daughters, Miss Annie Avant of Birmingham and Mrs. Baldwin Pryor or Williamsport, Pa. The Johns Undertaking company was in charge of arrangements.
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WOULD RESURRECT POLITICAL GHOSTS
 IN THREE STATES
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the interests which engineered the deal must have been, according to con- servative estimate, 10 per cent, or $1,250,000. As a result of this and many other deals growing out of the neces- sities of war, the Morgans during the past two years, must have amassed a fortune to make that of Croesus appear diminutive in comparison. And the profits accruing to the duPont and other manufacturers of war munitions cannot be imagined.
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interment followed in East Lake ceme- tery He is survived by his widow, two daughters and one son. The 5. w. Woodin Undertaking company was in charge of arrangements.
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Augustus Johnson

Funeral services over the remains of Augustus Johnson. aged 57, who died Fri day afternoon at his late home at Gate City, were conducted from the residence at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and