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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-09

the submarine was changed from this
port to Baltimore could not be learned.
At the rate Of IA knots an hour the
Deutschland could reach Baltimore by
or 8 o'clock this afternoon. but Captain
Kairig was ordered by Captain Hinsch
to delay his arrival there until tomor-
row morning.
Germans here and at New York and
Baltimore have beSn confident that
the submarine could successfully ne
gotiate the trip across the Atlantic. The
craft has been reported as arriving at
various ports at various times. and at
one time It was even stated that she
had arrived In Chesapeake bay and was
hidden somewhere near Baltimore.
However. those in a position to know
said that the vessel would not be here
until today. and their prediction was
verified. The feat is remarka BILE one
In every respect.
Just what the future plans or the big
submersible are is O. matter or pure con-
lecture. but agents OF the German gov
eminent in this country have advertised
that she will return carrying money
freight, and mail.
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ION numerous occasions vessels were
sighted, and each time the Deutschland
promptly submerged. Captain Kairig
was taking no chances of running upon
a hotsile warship, and. In addition. to
have allowed himbelf to be sighted by
a hostil ewarship. and. in addition. to
in danger, as his position and course
could have been reported to warships at
sea by wireless.
while highly eiated at their success
In showing their enemies that they have
found way to evade a rigid blockade
and demonstrate to the British that
her claim of mistress OF the seas is
not quite absolute. Captain Kairig and
his men acted as though they might
just have crossed the Atlantic on liner
In peace times.
They treated me very courteously.
and there was no attempt to conceal
anything. The pilot was taken through
the mammoth craft"
It is said that big portion of the
1000 tons OF cargo brought by the
Deutschland Is dyestuffs. which Ameri-
can manufacturers have so sorely need
ed for months past. Just what the other
cargo was composed Of. how much the
submarine has aboard Captain Cock did
not learn.
Captain Hinsch, who was on board the
tug Timmons when she met the
Deutschland. commands the North Ger.
man Lloyd steamer Neckar, now in
termed at Baltimore. and Is said to be
the representative of the German gov
eminent and in charge Of the U-boat
expedition. Just why the destination OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-09
WASHINGTON ELKS
10 MARCH IN PARADE

William F. GUIDE. exalted ruler Of the
Elks In the District. will head dele
cation of twenty-five past exalted
rulers, who make up Washington's dele
gates 10 the Elks' convention in Balti-
more.
These delegates will go over Tuesday
and will attend the sessions during this
week.
On Thursday about $50 Elks from this
city will 60 over to take part In the
monster parade. The Elks will assemble
at the club house. 9l9 II street, and will
then board cars at $3.50 o'clock on the
w, B. and A at Fourteenth street and
New York avenue.
This delegation is being arranged by
Fred j. Mersheimer. chairman of the
Baltimore reunion committe, and serving
with him are John Dalz. as secretary;
NJ. j. Mccormick, as treasurer, and
twenty others,
Washington has mo candidates, II was
stated today. for national office. Its
delegates are expected to take an active
part In the deliberations of the con-
vention.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-09

submarine. the U-35. ARRIVED in Carta-
gena. Spain. early In June. after eluding
the English battle fleet.
The U-35 was reported to have been
carrying personal dispatches from the
Kaiser to King Alfonso. which were
bear ring on the possibility OF peace This
was later denied. King Alfonso never
admitted having received such mis-
sive from the Kaiser.
The U-85 got into trouble with the
spanish port authorities at cartagena
because It communicated with a Ger
man ship interned there Immediately
upon Its arrival. This was a violation
Of the port rule that all ships must first
get their port papers. II was alleged.
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GERMAN ENVOY AWAY
ON AUTOMOBILE TRIP

NEW YORK. July 9.-The Washington
Times correspondent called Ambassa-
dor Won Bernstorr on the telephone
shortly before noon today at his sum-
mer residence at Rye to ask for a state
mept on the epoch-making voyage Of
the Deutschland.
1t was said the ambassador was at
the Ritz-Carlton. In this city.
dor had gone on a days motor trip.
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Hughes to Confer With
Fall on Mexican .Tangle

Ell PASO. July 9.-United States
Senator A. B. Fall Of New Mexico. in
Ell Paso has received telegram from
Charles E. Hughes. the Republican
Presidential nominee, asking that Fall
meet him In New York at an early date
for a conference on the Mexican situa-
ton. Fall said he expects to leave for
New York In a few days.
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Submarine Liner Arrives
Is Non on Its Way Up Bay
CONTINUED from First Page.)

(Contpued from Page)
She of twenynne and reported to have
able chemical Mary Oen Captain Lansko
passed the submarine about the time she making for the cspe
showed fifteen feet above the water and she
said to be submerged about twenty feet.
Captain Ensch filed long telegram in code the German
bassy Washington left Baltimore with the submarine
this he described the exact condition of the craft what she
has board and when she expected to reach Baltimore
Twentyree days reported have been consumed by the
in making the She could have made the in
than half that time but of the roundabout she
forced take and because of interference from French and British
THE DEUTSCHLAND SHOWED NO FLAG.
While waiting American pilot take her the bay the
tug Tmmns celebration
tug hung sides their
vessel when the submarine hove sight The underwater craft show
flag spoken by Virginia pilot Relief
Cape Henry captain shouted through mesphone
This is the German underwater liner Deutschland"
craft remarkable looking craft. She almost
small liner and be nearly 800 feet
long She suberge less than minutes and when under
maintain speed of twelve knots Her surface speed from
knots She has sleeping accommodations for forty
people.
There guns torpedo craft
said the submarine has orders Baltimore before
Monday She proceeding slowly the bay her officers
and Captain nsh and several others enjoying big feast
The submarine commander first Informed Pilot Cook that he
bound Newport News and the that started Later
tug 1m' and after with those on board the
tug announced that the submarine would proceed to Baltimore
and she left the trip the Chesapeake bay 35 o'clock
LEFT OTHER SIDE ON JUNE %.
In telling the story of the submarine Pilot Cook said:
"The Deutschland is in command of Captain Kag and
ned by of The craft unared and rated
merchant craft members of her being from merchant ships
instead of naval ships She left the of which Captain Kag
declined dvulge June g. thus making the sixteen days.
which favoraby with the merchant ship and better
than when considered that the Deutschland
running fully submerged.
"The Deutschland is of the superubmane being
than 300 feet length with beam thirty Her draft when
she entered the feet She driven by Diesel
engines, each of 60Oosepowe and twin Her ordinary
speed while moving the surface fourteen knots which
three knots hour better than the gh The time
qred for the craft submerge and half Captain
said that the made without trouble
lin fact a n uneventu
NUMEROUS VESSELS WERE SIGHTED.
ION OCCASION tn submarine changed from
nKang.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-09
VISIT OF U-35 TO
SPAIN IS RECALLED

The arrival or the Deutchland at
Newport News after a trip across the
Atlantic recalls the fact that a German
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
Giir ben IL. september.

9roboem 9inOer OoOon uilsg'
idloNen iiuO wegen ocr Grauf6eit@
gefabr, Dcripridt Die Staot.Foro0'
am t2. September GROCER 81 iper'
oett, ais c 5ubor. lfdohcn mo
anoben i'm 9lltcr bon i6 Sabren
Oiirien 1beil nc6men Gle Sioltte Il'
nod nidt feitoeitellt. 9Inc Slbtber
hmeen mcrOen S6olpoecu porIilD
rem unO 10 bis 10 &opeaen werocIl
oie D1llif lieiern. NJioior 8reltoH
uno Oie StoOtr0tbe werOen mabr'
iheinlid in Der 8orooe mitfabreIl'
Serr ". 2. @olosboroueb lit gum
@roBmoridnn ouserleicn.
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edlnnn[cr[ perldllunn6cn.

Sin glittooieb, weldcr ieit ciniger
3cit ole Staot uuiiber maht, ent-
wenoetc geltern 9labmittog Oen
aroitwooeu oes Srn. Sermon Bur-
eimocr aus Eifespiae Dor Dem Coca.
Golo-@ebduoe, ols iirb Serr 9urgnn-
Der in Dem Sous bcfano. Ole Poli-
sci puroc Iofort beuodrihtigt nno.
iino Die Yoli5iiten beniibt oen Cieb
5u crpiiden. Cos gliltomo6il oeS
Srn. 9urelnoer milroe ihon einmal
eeitoblen ooH oni ndbitcn Eoge pie-
Der olligeiunocn. @6breno ocs Ylo-
mats 9lueuit iiuO 10 9lltomobiIe in
Der Stoot 9eitoblen moroen.
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YOIitiidcS.

Serr @iaiom S. Saprence, rcpl.
bIitoniihcr Gouoioot fir GongrcB,
fiibr geitcrn nod Sanpiteoo, Inn an
Der bort itattiinocuoen 6air t6eiI5l'
ncbmen. ST miro bort Srn. 5oiepb
3. 6roucc, oen Gonoiootcn fir Den
9uuoesieuoi, trciien Cie bcioen
Scrren werocn in Sompiicoo sln.
iproden 6oItcu mo onralif per PIT
tono6il nad Sogcrstown io6ren no
einc 8crionmllmg BON 9icpu6lifa-
ncrn Itottiinoet.
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9lnS ben SsOIiscioeridtsu.

0oporO Sbecbon DieOer in llngele.
gcnbeiten. 8uroe inter $1,000
giirgidoit fiir Elm weitercs Ser.
Dor feitgeboltcn. Sit Der
Sdwicgeriobn BON 90" Nlobo.
ncp. Gie geibuIoieune Der
9lidtperiorelne aegen Soporo
er6oben.
Inter Ser Yei1uloigune Der glidt-
oerlorgung ipuroe DER Al Sobre olte
0oworo S6eeban bon gtr. $40, g..
GolOert-S -StroBe, Oerbaftct uno Ser
mittleren Eoli5eiitotion ein0elieiert.
Ter @er6oftete lit Ser Sbmieeeriobn
oes emit befonnten Oemofrotiiben
Yolitifers ygO~ WloboneD. Sic @c-
idrloigune wuroe bon 6roi 9ioic
Sbee6on erboben. Tic Sonilien.
gIngeIeeenbeitcn Ger S6ce6ons, mel-
dc iid ieit bier Sobren nidt roiig
gcitoltet boben, mliroen geitern Dor
@ol3eiribter @odorO erortert. @s
itelte iih bcrous, ooB Sbeebon crit
fiir5lid aus Oem @cfGn9niB entloiieiI
puroe, no60em 8eriponote eineSclO-
itrofe in 9obe BON $50 nebit Soften
fir i'm be5oblt bntten. Ger neiic
3onf in Der 6amilie entItano am
Tonneriiog, ais Sbeebon na1 Sauic
5uriidfebrte imO ieine Soden in Der
ansebliden 9lbiidt 5uiommen padtc,
Die Staot SIT ocrloien. @obreno
ieine 6rou iid in Der mittIeren go
Ii5eiitation 6efano, i'm oen Snftbe.
febl 81 erpirfen, nobm 5becbou ieine
Soden ilnO Ieincn Sobn 9lolono an
lid imo ocrIicb ooS SoiiS. S6ecbon
wurOe ipGter oniecfitnocn lmo Der.
boftet. @oli5eiri6ter Fodoro belt
oen geidulOigten inter $1,000 giirg-
ifoft fir ein peitercs Gerbor.
2 d a 0enerI abfloge
9(gnes ~ Mogee berfIagte gcitern
Ole ,llniteo Cigar Stores 60" ourd
ibrcn glnpnIt AIooc 2obe Straus
ouf $4,000 Sdooeneriob. SSn ser
aloec miro ongeeeben Dob, wa6renO
iie BON Ser beflngten 6irmo onee-
Iteat mar, ourd ciuen Sal ole Greppe
binob, IebenslGnglid entiteat poroen
iei, weil ioipobl fein 2idt olli Ser
Ereppe in Dem Sauie 9ir. 209, SIi-
-Strabe, in Dem lie orbei-
tete, mar, uno neil Oie Ireppe, in
6olge BON glndldiiigfeit bon Seiten
Der 9eflaoten, nit aiiten inO aditeu
oeripcrrt mar. SSn 6oIge Oes 6nlleS,
Der Ourd ole genountcn ltmitdnoe
OeriduIOet muroe, bate ole aldeerin
lid gerlebingen Oes Siiiderats, ant
aopi im0 llnterlci6 5uge5ogen.
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LINK 9ebsn neIOmmen.

6rou &. M. Selpett bon Bolton bci
6oDre oe @roce our1 cinct g(u-
tomo6il.llnfall eetoOtct. - @ier
onOere Yerionen perleBt. Gid.
ter 9icbel Die llriode Oes llnioI-
les Geo. aorn bon Baltimore
unter oen gerIebten.
Sin idredlidcs glutomo6il.llugliid
trug lid in Sabre Sc Grace 81, ais
Elm aroBer aroftuogcn nit ieineu
Suiaiien BON elmer % SUB 6o6cu
Bride itiirjtc. SSrou s. Sc Semctt
bon Bolton purOe ioiort gctootet
uno ole 6oleenoeu murocn mebr oOcr
penieer hper oerlebt: 6rou G. 3.
SothfiB bon 0iiAnlono, @o.. @eors
Storm bon gtr. 4OS 9ioro. .Strcepcr-
StroBe, in bieiieer Stoot, Sorrp @ia
BON 9fiHmono, Eo., unO ser Seufer
Charles geOioro bon 9iidnono, go.
9ei Dem furht6oreu Sale broh5rau
SSerpett oas @enid unO ibr 9opf pur.
DC 5it elmer formloien Mole ger
duetidt @ine Goroners.SilrD troi
fnr5 na6 Dem llngliid eiu, mo Oic
Seide Ser itneliidIi6en 5rou puroc
nod Bolton tranSportirt Tie Ser.
lebten piIroen noH Dem SABRE oe
@roce.Soipital gebradt, no Die 9ler5.
te crfldrten OoB ale 0os Soipital
naf fir5er 3eit berlonen fonnen.
Tos llngliids.9liltomo6il traf IN
SABRE Oc @roce nm balls A ll6r Elm.
IS 6errifte 81 oieier 3eit ein oidtcr
gle6el, lpelher es Dem Center I'M
moglid] mod)tc, Oos Gnoe Ger Bride
5iI ieben Sn Der @orousicbung. ooB
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rcdts ob6iege, lcufte 9cOioro nit cis
nem ihorien 9iud oen aroitpogen
nod redts inO oieler brod Ourh
0ns @elanoer lmo ltiir5te IN Die Stes
ie, sic SSniaiien nit iid) reiBeno. Ser
friiberc 9iireernciiter Der StoOi
SABRE oe @race, g9alter $. @e6cr,
mcl6er no6e Scr llngliiditdtte po6nt,
luuroc bon ieiner @ottin, ipelde oelt
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nm ben @ertpunOeten Siilfe 81 brin.
gen. Sier ionoen lie ole 6rou Sc.
wett unter ocm araitluaeen liegeno
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9llorm obgege6en 6ottc, mar Siilie
6alO 5ur Stelle. Seooh botte in5ipi.
Iden Die ungliidlide 6rou i6ren@eiit
ousae6oudbt. Srou Scipett lpor in
giidmouo bel Der 6onilie Sotdfib
gu 9eiud imO ben6iihtigte in fur5er
3eit nod Souie 8uriid 81 febren. Sr.
Sill lit Elm 6reuuO Der 6onilie
SotdfiB uno Serr aorn botte Oie
@eielliboit BON Baltimore aus be.
gleitct
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0ie ainOerIa6mnme.

Sin neuer Soil inO bier Dero1dtigc
Sale genlcIoet. lleber Elm Iu-
ben0 Der fronfcn Sinner ueroen
noh Dem genict6eteu Soipitol III
@reeu Spring @allep ee6rodt.-
3uno6mc Der Sterblihfeit int
@lonot slueuit.
Gem @cIno6citsomt iuuroe eia
neler Sail Der ainoerld6nnng ge-
mclOct. ser poiitiu ais FOLDER ieit9e-
iteat iperOen fonutc. IS lit Der eli
nes aiuocs gtomeus Yorni6euer, II
Wionote alt, bon gir. 2t9 Wpman-
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liam @. Gloptou gemelOet.
gluBeroem purOen A perO1dtigc
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Gernon @erner, BON D1r. 222 Sit.
GroB-StroBe; oic ouocren 5Gae liuO:
BERNARD Cooper, 3 Sabre alt, BON
gir. 1906 @enniplponia.slpenue, &c.
meloet ourd Or. y. 6. Campbell;
ferncr elm ainO I'M Souic 9lr. 2St1
BERNARD. .Strnbe, Sompoen
IS bat iid berouseeiteat OoB in
5lpei geitern ais oerO11tig gemeloe-
ten 6Gaeu oie aiuoer nidt all Ger
216nIung leioen 1os GoIenbcrger'.
ibe aino, BON g(r. 622 9loro-&oieitr,
lCioet an 0ibelmotismus, ino Sobn
@ieuna, bon 9fr. 1440 Soubertitr.
Socuit-&oint lciOet an Giidenmorf-
ent5iinOuug.
Gie beo6iicbtigte GuorontGne ee.
gen ole Giicu6o6nen ioll nidt eber
OcrbGuet woroen bis Die Giicu6abn-
itrifelogc iib gefldrt 0ot.
Sic bon Der aronf6eit beingeiuh-
ten unO bis ioweit nod niht in SO.
ipitdlern untergebrodten Spfer ioi-
len nod Dem ainoeridul-6oipitoI
ii6erfii6rt tueroeu; es iiuo Oerer 13
imo es miro ge6oiit, OoB oieieI6en
bis Wlontaa oort6iu geidoiit peroen
fonncn. IS ipuroc beiiirdtet, ooB
Elm @eiet oic eiuridtltng zines So
ipitals inuerbol6 elmer bol6eu Dieile
pom ciucm oiicntliden @orf entfernt
oieIcn 9lon perbinoeru founte, oodj
iaetc Der Staotprofurotor 6ielO, oaB
oicies @eiee nidt onf SoipitdIcr &c
5ue bdtte, ole Dor Dem Snfrofttreten
oes @eicbes erbaut puroen
Ger monotli6c @ciunobeitS6crid]t
nclOet 90i Goocsfdae I'M leBten Wlo.
nat, aegeu S82 i'm 9higuit 1915; S45
i'm glueuit 1914; mo 1872 I'M glu0uIt
1918; alio cine 3Ina6me in ieOem
iolgenoeu Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
gSieOcr in ;yrci6cit.

@eIteru glodmittoe puroe Ourh
0en @onOernelr Sarriigton Der 90
Sabre olte s. 9folpb Sodett 6egno-
Oigt, welder einen fiinfidDrieen Ger.
min megcn llntcrihlogune i'm Stoot-
eefdngniB obiiten iollte. Sodetty Scr
bel Der .6irmo ". 6. @Ominos &
Con, glr. tt2, Siio.Soiporo-StroBc,
ols 9ufbolter angeltent mar, bottc
bort cine betrd6tli6e Sunme I'M
terIhlogen inO flob nod 9lrgeuti.
nien, woleI6it er bon Dem 0etcftio
aobler i'm Snbr 1913 ermittcIt unO
bon bort nod bier 5uriidge6ruHt
wlIroc. PIN "a. 9lpril 1914 purOc
Sodett nIsoann nod elmer l1ngeren
@cridtSber5anoliIng 5u 3 Sdbren
0erllrtbeilt. 0odctt murOe loiort
nod Dem giutreficn scr 9egnaoi.
grngs-llrfuroc entlaiieu imo begob
iib nod Saltie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
gcrsniiaen it fOliipicIio.


Yofimoli Moric BON Sorrisblrg,
|n., mar na6 Baltimore eefommen,
INN iid cinnnl noh Scr5eushlit 5u
olniiiircn. Neitern woltc er mic0er
nod Sonie fobrcn lmO iportete I'M
Gomoen-9n6n6of ouf cincn 3ug, Der
i'm nod ocn beimotbli6en @eiilocn
5iiriid6ringen loQte. SSu Der Crime.
rIing olleS in ben letter. Gogen bier
Grlebten, iiberfam i6m plotIi6 elm
@liidstoiuncl uuo 81 Dem Grgoben
Der 3uiboucr begann en-, Die i6ou.
item riIIiibcn gdn5e alif5ufiibren.
gr Bate idon cine gan5e @cile ee-
tan5t, ais i'm Die 9tcmeiis in @eItoIt
oes Foli5iiten Wiiiller BON Ser meit-
liden Eoli5ciltation crrei6te mcld'
Sebterer i'm filr5erbono am &ragen
na6n mo in Ser weitli6cn @oli5ei.
maHe einiperrte. Der oneebenOc
&unIttdn5er iDrroe ipdter Dem gli1.
ter Sobonnien i'm neItli6cn Roli5ei.
geridt inter Scr 9lnfIo9c Der Erun.
fenbeit Uorgeiii6rt nno nit $6.45 be-
trait. nit ser 9emerflmg, ooB er
nic pieocr nod Baltimore fonmen
mer0c, be5oblte er.
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9nr elniacn linhc arbcttet.

@eitern Morgen mn 10 ll5r pnr.
ben Die iroiiden lleberreiic Der 6rou
glnnn ~. aiiumel pcldc i'm 6o6en
gllter bon u SoGren IN i6rer @o6,
nunq, 9tr. 772, Golunbio-9lOenue,
ecitor6cn mar, 5u @robe getrogen
mo nitf 0cu o2ou0on Yorf-Srieo.
bofc" beigeictt, @aiior alemme bon
Der llit6criic6en St. 9ifos.aird]e Iei-
tctc oic Irouericierlihfeiten Sol
9cnoc Serrcu ilnairtcn ais 9o6r.
tlbtrd6cr Sobn gnrtbolomcp u
9. 2auer Gomoro Stid)teuot6, So6n
Sdulcr, Otto @ocitgcr iino 2nmtcI
SoOicj ,Srau aiinmeI mar am 70.
9R1r5 1914 in @1oinbcrnbcim, Bop
crr, geboren ino fam I'M Sabre 1869
mIi ocm Compiler Baltimore" ocs
rglorOocitiheu SloDos" nndj glme,
rita. 81 oerielben Belt un0 nit
OenIielbcil Tdmpicr fam oud SEER
6rnn5 G. aiimnel no6 oieicln frcicu
Souoc imD fnr3 uod ibrer 9Iufinft
giugeu oe 9ciocn, pcIhe lid idon
BON Slaeno auf famlter, oie G6e cin.
9luBcr ibrent @attcn 6intcrldbt 8rait
aitumcl nod orei 5obnc. @corge.
Gomoro uno 6ranf aiiunlc[o 3uei
mlnprhcirofhpin J1dlfpr Sic NrlS
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Sluci 0umcn bcIdwertcn iidI.

SIN oitIibcn &oli5eigeribt pnroc
Fbilip Solomon bonn 9lidter @eredt
gcltern 81 elmer 5traie BON $40 uno
Softer ucrlirtbciIt, neil CT lid III
@onoclbiIocr-Ibcoter S}r.303 3O5,
Siio-groaOwop, ilnididIidl betrogcn
bobcn ioa Solomon ser 33 Sabre
alt iii uno iii Der 9loro:5trecper.
StrdBe, pobnt, be5oblte ieine Stroie.
@r muroe bonn Foli5iiten @iaiom
Seller oerbaitet, ipciI 3pei iunge
Tomen Die i'm 96coter worerL iidl
iiber iein genebmcn ibncn eeecniibcr
bci6Dert bottcn.
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oos cbnc 6itrdt Dor iiblen SoIgen 9e-
trinfen mcroen fam. es 1T 70 gut
aus Dem bcltcn Olol5 uno $opfrn gc-
brout imO 10 boafonnlen gegobrt
uno 70 oriinolih geIagcrt oa6 Der
I6mddltc Mogen nidt ongcgriffer
mirO. Seine lcihtc 8erOoilidfcit
crbo6t ieinc bobcn itdrfenocn unO
nobrboiten @igcnid6often. @eboItrei-
Dies Eofelbicr. 6rco .9ouerniduiot's
u9lmcrinu 9reuerD", Sorforo .9(oev
W}onument- mo SillcnsStroBc. Eel.
6. & g. Mlolmt @eruon 1865.
(Sept2) .. (9ln5)
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SdlcibcnIdlicscn.

Eic ,Morplono 0igo tiir national
8ertbciOigune" b1It auecnbIidlih ei.s
orcitdgigcs SdeibenbieBen fir biir-
gerIidc Sdiibcu oitf Dem ShieB.
itonoe bci Souuoers &onge ab, 81
Dem 70 Snitruftcure ans @oi6metot
gefomlueu iiuo GieieIbeu peroen
bis @lontag Dem lebten Gage Der
GeranitnIhuo, 6Iei6en Cine 3meig.
2igo ioa am If. September in @If-
ton ge9riinoet ueroen. gIub ioQ cine
glerinnlmllmd allln alncdc Der llns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-02
VSie[ Q1rm nm Nlidlte.

Gin 9cidcnbcItatter ncuriahtc
geitcrn I'M noroliHcu Ibcile Der
Stoot cine fleine &onif ooourd, oaB
CT cine W9otrobe, ouf Der einS6mino-
Iiidtiger geitorben mar, IN Ocn Sof
mari. Cr. glufc, Der itdOtiibe @e-
iuno6eitsbeomte, wuroe fat ale
baIbc Stmoe teIepboniidb ouriiber
beno6ricbtigt bis CT erfI0rtc, Dab
Der 9eid)eubeitotter wcgen ieiner
9lodldiiiefcit 5lr &eoe geitcat per-
0en miir0e.
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eciOet an glntOcraiftnne.

SenrD 9uerIien, Elm Sobu Ocs Srn.
Charles $. 9ueriicn, bat iid ourd
9Ibfroben zines flcinen @cihpiirs
cine ibwcre 9hltpergiihng 5uec5o.
gen. Ger 19-jGbriec iunge 0lann
mobnt i'm Sorie glr. 1918, 9foro.
@utterion.@orf. .9(ocnue.