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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
BINGHAM SCHOOL PROGRAM.

The Bingham school will have the
following program Friday morning
beginning at $3.50 o'clock: Patriotic
music, Victor; Soldiers True" kim
dergarten; Soldier Boys. The Dear
Old Flag" grades 1B-1A; Come
Let Us March, Our Heroes, 4"
grades 2-3; America, kindergarten
grades 1-2-3; Dear Harp of My
Country" grades ABA; boy
Scouts" grades 4A-5B; Patriotic
Hymn. 6B-A: The American Hymn,
patriotic medley. 7B-7A; The Star
Spangled Banner" grades 4-5-6-7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
TO CONTINUE SERVICES

The First Baptist church will con-
tinue it's special services next week
according 10 a decision of the man
ayers of the church held Tuesday
night. Five converts appeared be-
fore the committee and were re-
ceived into the church. This makes
a total Of A received into this body
since the special services COM
menced. Rev Z. r. Shoufier. pastor
OF the church. will have for his sub
ject tonight: A Question God VIII
Not Answer" and Thursday will
speak on the question Are Men
Moral CowardS?'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
CARNIVAL COMPLETED

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the Sa JocO carnival to
be given in st. Joseph's hall Thurs
day and Friday under the direction
of the various societies of st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church.
A number of novel attractions and
entertaining features have been pro-
vided and the committees in charge
of the affair promise two pleasant
evenings 10 those who attend
An oyster supper will be served
Friday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
INTEREST IN GAME.

A large crowd of billiard enthusi-
asts witnessed the special exhibition
and billiard match put on by George
r. Spears at the Ellsasser billiard
parlOrs Spears run for the even
ing was 90. Fancy and trick shots af-
forded great interest His partner
Charles l.. Ferris, was unable to be
present on account of illness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
BIBLE CLASS MEETS.

The Helping Hand Bible class Of
the Methodist Memorial church met
at the home Of Mrs. s Thornton.
125 r. Lawrence st. with a large at
tendance. Mrs. Ralph Stuller pres
ident OF the class led the devotional
exercises
1t was decided to send a box Of
useful articles 10 a needy minister
family in Meisinheimer. y. c. A
favorable letter was read from DIT
Edgar Blake. telling OF the rapid
growth Of the church at Edgar.
Mont. TO which the class has gen.
erously contributed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
AT THE CENTURY.

Charlotte Walker. the celebrated
actress will be seen at the Century
theater tonight i'm the Jesse L I4asky
production OF the drama. "Out Of
Darkness" Miss Walker will be
we'll remembered here for. her per
Torrance in the photo drama Of the
clums. "Kindling"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
LECTURED ON BIRDS.

The students OF the Mishawaka
high -chool. were addressed by Miss
Alice Judkins in the high school
auditorium Tuesday afternoon at ,
O'Clock She talked on the subject
of birds. their habits. preservation
and value 10 TIE farmer
Several selections were given on
the victrOla. 10. Hear the Gentle
Lark "Humoresque" and several
records OF bird calls. She said that
most people knew more about the
change in styles than they did about
birds The history OF the first bird
societies was read and much appre-
ciated by the students The lecture
was given 10 arouse enthusiasm in
the Mishawaka bird contest. which
IS under the auspices of the Wom-
ans club.
Prizes for the contest will be
given for the best made house for
the wren. bluebird and martin For
the best efforts To- make conditions
better for the songsters and the best
photograph OF birds taken in Mish-
awake; the best story ON birds by
the grade school children. and the
FIRST person reporting the nesting Of
any bird except the English spar
row. The contest is open TO every
body under rs
Two reels OF pictures were shown
b. the school machine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
MISS ENGERs TAKEN HOME.

Miss Olive Engers. who has been
confined to st. Joseph's hospital, re-
covering from a recent operation, is
greatly improved and has been taken
TO the home OF her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. r. Z. y. Engers, OF sos S.
Main St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
BEFSON-BFYNQER.

Earl Beeson and Gertrude Bey-
mer. both OF this place, were mar
ried by Justice Long yesterday after
noon. After a brief wedding trip
these popular young people Will be
at home 20 friends on Z. Joseph st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
BIRTH RECORD.

\ son arrived at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex. EgendOrfer. 9O9 :.
Main st. Monday afternoon.
daughter was born Monday
afternoon 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Rolley
Walker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
ENTERTAINS PYTnANS.

Mrs. William Pyke. 10 Z. Sew
enth ST.. entertained the Pythian
Sisters at thimble Tuesday after
noon. Needlework was the chief
feature. a fine luncheon was served
by the hostess. Covers were laid
for 25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
WINS BILLIARD CONTEST.

DR.. Feagler Tuesday night defeat
ed William Kelley in billiard con-
test of the tournament at the Cas-
bon cigar store by a score OF 100 10
Il. DIT. Feagler had the high run
for the night with six points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
Is ARRESTED HERE.

Earl Workmen. wanted at War
saw. Ind. for failure 10 pay alimony
was arrested here Wednesday morn
ing for the South Bend pohcs He
will be taken 10 Warsaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
MEET TONIGHT

The Chamber Of Progress will hold
a meeting in the old owl hall tonight
when officers for the current year
viii be Amounted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

was first uncovered several weeks
ago with the arrest of G.. q. Crow
ley. alleged 20 be a pro-German
agent. who had undertaken &c Grip
pie the American output of muni-
tions OF war and in other WAYS 20
help the cause OF the Teutonic
allies
BOpp said To BE Head.
Bopp is accused Of being the head
OF conspiracy which hoped 20 ac-
compHsh this end hy interfering
with trade in munitions and prevent
ing railway shipments 10y blowing mp
two tunnels on Canadian roads.
The German officials are being
proceeded against under the Sher-
man antitrust act in connection
with their alleged activities against
American plants and under a sec
ton OF the penal code aimed at the
setting on foot of military eNpedi-
tiOns against a friendly nation in
connection with plans 10 blow Up
Canadian railways.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

A De Cocker. the reliable tailor
and cleaner. will open for business
= bout Feb. 18th at 121 s Main ST.
--Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

Don't miss the sermon at the Inn
manuel Baptist tabernacle tonight.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
VISITING N FoSToRIA

Mrs Julia Mcclure has gone 10
Fostoria- o.. 10 spend some time
visiting with relatives.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
MlShAWAKA CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS

FOR Desirable building lot.
Cheap If taken soon. Corner Of
Eighteenth 81. and Mishawaka av.
Sewer. sidewalk paid. Jacob A. Mar
tin Mishawaka r. h. No. 2. Home
phone C545. TWO rings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

WANTED-To hire experienced
farmer and wife 10 farm large
farm close 10 Nisnawaka on inter
urban and Lincoln highway. Salary
basis everything furnished only
man OF experience and capacity for
lots OF work need apply Must be
strictly sober and furnish refer
ences. See C. W. Blair AIishawaka.
Ind Both phones 124
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

FOR SAI.E-New house. modern. :
rooms and bath. Centrally located
ready 90 occupy March /. Bargain II
taken az once r. : UHery. 219 W.
Joseph St Home phone sos; Bell
al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

William Mitchell. S. Spring st. is
very i'll
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

WANTED-Girl FOR SeneraI house
work i'm small family Inquire az
22s " Spring 81. Call Home phone
313.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

Oyster supper at st. Josephs hall
Friday evening from o'clock on.
Price csc. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

Science wins over disease aud
nervous decline.
No need to suffer and doctor
the "Old way"
Don't let doctors drag you along
for months.
Come and investigate for your
self the advances I have made. and
how little II costs to get well.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09

FOR RENT-ComrortabIy furnished
room. $50 TOWlc ~.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
BOWLING SCORES
CITY LEAGUE.

X X X X x X X X X y x !. X y x
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10
THE WAR TODAY

Increased activity south ri the
river saWme is reported 10 tHe
French war ufHce, Last NIGHT f1e
artillery was unusually active oH
tHe front between UeHleeoaFt and
lihgHs.
Although the great battle in Tal-
hEHia and aalIcia apparently '-
continuing with The same fer0citr
that has marked the Sighting -ince
the HeH Russian offensive BEGAN.
Petr0Erad reports that nothing 81
importance mas occurred
Berlin IS almost equally uacom-
muuica1iTe.
The Bulgarian war office nc-
knowledge fhat Serbian troops
have forced "a passage of the CerHa
river lH Greek Macedonia.
Former Premier Eeuixe{o. uf
Greece and the other members of
the provisional government set uu
in defiance OF the king have gone
r. saioHikL where the Greek rpvo-
lufi9n began. Professor Lambr0-
has succeeded iu forming . mln-
istry which win be sworn sa to-
day. according t8 unofficial advices
from Athens.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10
POPE WILL ATTEMPT
TO SOFTEN CONFLICT

Berlin. Get o-A Cologne Dispatch
Says thaL rae pope La5 addressed lete
tar 81 taa German bIaagps through
Cardinal won Hartmann declaring that
though HIa efforts for peace are az
present uusueces ssfgl ha is endearorlnR
lo soften the violent anlmosIy between
DeiHgereut peoples,
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10
Latest Bulletins

ST. Joseph Mo- Oct. l0.-tn in-
Hietmeut against Oscar U. Ncbau-
teI. prosecutor 8f BuCanan county.
vas returned today by Q grand
fuIy which has been Investigating
the murder of McDanieI's wife.
London, Oct. DO. J1:I5 %. m.}-
The Wireless Press has received
word from Madrid Yia Rome that
rhe Spanish government has given
definite orders prohibiting the re-
qfctualiug Of submarines in SpaH-
fish waters. A number If torpedo
boats have arrived aJ Palma and
are patroliina the Balcarig i>laHts
in the western Mediterranean
Ottawa. ILL., Oct. I0.-BeY. j. j.
Cosgroye Of ottawa was today ap-
guinted chancellor of the diocese
of Peoria by Bishop Dunno, ~Hc-
raedinr Rev Edward ,. ~chcUtx.
wh0 was killed iu an automobile
accident last week.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10

NJ c m b er Of Audit
Bureau OF Circulations
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10

Asaociate d Press
Leased Wire Report
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10

Boston Foster up strike oue i'ali
ors Strike two BAH two Ball three.
Rock Island Argus., 1916-10-10
SEVENTH INNING.

Hrztar-Lewis up. Strike one.
1ar5Ea lwo. Ball one Lewis went out
IA Daubert. unassIstad Gardner up.
strike one Bah one. BAH twc.
Gardner gotta home run over -Ea right
feEd waII Scott up. E10mbs sgualled
Tor relief pitcher. Pfefer now went
fu+r the box for Brooklyn Scott up-
strike one. Ball one. Scott flied out
-1 MYERS Thomas uH BAN one. Ban
raa strike one Foul strike two.
parI three. Foul Thomas struck cut
ONE RUN. ONE HIT 40 ERRORS.
Brooklvu -StelEei up- strike one.
FaH one Foul strike two. 0teHEel
filed to Hooper who gathered in tae
haT after u long rum. Wheat up-
Wheat got O. single iu right tufsaa"
nm strike one Wheat stole second
nan one Ball two. The official scorer
r4- given Foster "a Wild pitch Foul
strike rvo Cutshaw 6ied 20 iobltzel
zrawrev up. Strike one Foster tara"
I'M 7Towrav SO RUNS. ONE HiT,|
40 ERRORS
EIGHTH INNING.
pra+ar Foster up. strike one baii
~ strike two Ball two. Ball three.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
SabubCamtc
tnma3SirOiS.
(6Ortictnng bon Der /, Scitc.)

ratcn 5u gene6migcn. (0er &aiia.
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Sor0erung DER 9lngeitelten cine gr-
tro6e5a6hlng fir lleber3eit betrcifeno
unO oic 0aour1 beoingten 8ori1IGge
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mlngcii ltno @orousiagungen betreffs
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mcile, ipGbreno ole Grfo6rung oieie
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bonn GongreB 81 erlougen, Inn cine
flcinc 3abI unprecedented W}duner
81 crnennen, I'M Der Sa1e nof5u.
foribcn lmo lid griinoli6 nit Oenl
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Oann 10 frii6 mic m0gli6 Dem Con.
grcB Ole iid ans ibren 9fadiori9uu-
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gen, ober o6nc gmpfebhngen irgeno
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ncr oOcr bciocn Der Iid6 iebt itreitcn-
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@rogramm SIT icin, itno i6 CLAUDE,
BOB oas @olf berc6tiet it, Die 9ln-
nabne 0cliclben 81 crparten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
g2erIOnaI 81 utiaen.

Serr Iilnis 3. Gcan, ocr irii6cre
@eiddiisfii6rcr Der s9Ridif.9lfaoe-
mic, itattctc Baltimore auf Der
Gurhreiie non 9ltlantic GitD nod
@itisbure6 eincu filr8en gpiub ob.
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brodt, pelde nabe3u . SUB oroB
mar.
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nit Ieiner @ottin ino ieiner Wtutter
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tour nod 2ltloutic GitD modem rno
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Belt miro iein eobn Or. Sol. 8. SEC.
lchtiui, oic Stelluno i'm 6cucroepar.
temcut Oerieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
slns Oem susc6md cincs 6ransOicn.


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Original lit Den neutrnlcn 8eittngs-
Gorreiponocntcn an ontliMcr Stcac
in Berlin 3ugdnelih:
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nidt ein murlm oie @ereinieten
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mo ioge, in ibrcH eigenen Sntereiie
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bicl portbeilbaftcr. Sic fonnten baum
bon Dem imOertbcioieten Canada
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@ortbcil.
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2cbrc ocbcn n1mIid Die, ooB mir
rns nidt mebr ourb 6roeen ser
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einen @ricf ais Eoris erbalten Scr
intcrelioute Wliitbeilungen iibcr Die
io5ioliitiide @eipegung entb6lt, Die
IN oer Soiiptitaot t1glidb onpdbit.
Sogar Die 9fo0ifolen iln0 bic So5ia.
liiten erbeben ibre Stininic ecger oen
arieg iIno berlonoen I'M ieocn EreiS
6ricoen- aonnen mir ibucn i1ren
gSllnidb eriiiuen2..
Wlon nulb often iein eeaen li6
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feiten cntiprinecn iino infolee Scr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
sSOtid,er stnrs.

6roi a. 9owie erloo I'M @ercp.So.
ipitaI ibrcn gerIeeungcu. -
Stiir5tc ont 5reitog Die Ereppen
ob. lln6cfonntcr @1ann liegt
iterbeno I'M 0lcrcD. Soipitol.
Gic 46 Sabre olte Jrol aotbcrine
Bonnie bon g1r. 1403, @looiion-glpe.,
oic am 6reitag gioAmittog in ibrcr
@obnlmg Die Sreppen beritnter-
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llbr I'M glercg.Soipital infolge elmer
@ebirneridaitterung. 6rou 9opie
befano iib oif oen Sreppen 5ipiihen
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cinen 5cbltritt modte uno nit 0cn
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bolbbepuBilos Iiegen Sn ciner 4ri-
bot,glmbulan3 puroe iie ilngebcnO
nod Dem 9tercD.Soipital gebradt.
Erot oller 8emiibuugen icitens Der
9ler5tc ibico lie ober gcltern glbeno
aus Dem 2c6en.
8ra d bepuBtIoS S8u ant
men.
sSn einem SdubpnberIa0en an Der
Baltimore StroBe, nabe @uilforo.
9Loenue, muroe geitern glahnittae
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iciuen Soibcn Sbeooor g[. Geitcr
bon 9lrlington 8oltimoreG Gountp,
iein muB, bon einen 9hltihir3 be.
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itno ipuroe III Der 9lnbulan8 ocs ntitt.
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Dem 8uitonoe oarnieoerliegt. 0ic
9lcr5te glaubcn nidbt, Dab er nit Dem
&cben 0obonfomnlen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

te gcl6cben OoB er lms Oiesmol ais
&crbiinoete imiercs beutieen 6einocs
fGnoc gcgen ltnieren beutigen Ser.
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oie 8e8icbungen 0mii1cn oen frieg-
fiiBrenoen 2Gn0erl mer0ei biele bonn
GuocrgebniB OcS &rieges 1915 ob-
6Gn9cn.-0er brittle Gricg, ocn man
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SionIpi 3piicben Dem often Glropu
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crpodt iein merOen. WeitGrft, ciDi-
liiirt lmo ndIiiGriic6 organiiirt mer-
Ocn iic nit ibren W1illionen Yicnibcn
uno ibrcm ungebellrcn 9teibtbum
bcriucbeuL bel ms ein6ufollen. Gs
piro ali rns S6bhen ocs oIten Gliro-
pas iein, ilns SIT pcrt6rioigeii. Dic.
fer aricg miro hlrdtborer ieiiL uicl
lbrcdlibcr oIS Der icbige, pobreno
Der 5ucitc nidt ic6r beftig iino nibt
le0r lang icin miro.
0icieuiqcn pcIAe nW}6rOcr Der
Wlenidlidfcit" idreien lino immer
sic llntcrIiegenoeu. 8enn iie Die
llcberlcgcncn pdren ipiiroen ic
li6ts ioGcn.
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Iidnoige llncinigfcit 6miidcn iunicren
@encrolen. 0e %illc pcigcrt iic6,
ms no6 9ogotcllc pie0cr binoufitei.
gen 81 Ioiien. Gr bcttaBtet llns ais
berbroubt, imo mir iino 6 olid.
0uAeSnc bonn g(. 81. nennt ms Si-
mulonten uno mill ooB mir pieoer
binollflteigen SSn 6lorent fonoeiI
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bobcn, 81 inoridircn, o0er
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riid5ugeben, ols iins ou oicicr
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lutte betrligen felt D1oi 12,500
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2. Suli baben mir mebr ais 1000
Wlom Dcrloren. Qos Gegincnt a.
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=. g. Wlon crid6rt ooB in nnebrc.
rem Stdotcn gioroironfreids groBc
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ainc repolutiouarc 9ciucolrne I'M gln, !
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lidt hnitonoc, eincn gintcrfeIo8ue |
VI fii9ren, uno 0ipor aus bielen |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
0ot6ulifcn.gsodlc.

gaep Yorf 10 glnalii. Gan.
lcitoe bon 8ot6olitea bon dQcn G6ci-
len Der Gereinigten Staaion uno Ga.
nooa lper0en nor9cn Der iormcacn
Groifmtng Ger &at6olifen-g9o6e 6ci
po6nen- 92it einer bii6ofliden Sod-
meiie in Der St. &otrids Got6corolc
miro oieie uaotboliiHe @oHe~ Ger
notionalen &ereinigrng aaer fot6o.
liiAen @eieIidoften nit anod6tiger
@eiie er0ffnet peroen. Cardinal 8or-
lcD, aiiiitiyt bon elmer 9ln5a6l bober
@iiroentpdger miro oie Wlciie o6bol.
ten.
Tie firdlide 9Sro5ciiion, sic nod
Ser Wleiic in Der Stride o6ge6oltcu
wcroen miro, ioa, 10 miro bebauptet,
m @lon5 ale bisber oogeweiencn
iibertrciien.
@lcid5citig nit Der Mengc Ger
2oien-Geleooteu lit cine grpBc 3a6l
firhlider @iiroenirdgcr oller Grade
eridienen Gnrliuter Cardinal Sar.
leb, 0jibbons, O'Gonied, Ser g(poito.
liiAe @cian0te SSobn 9on5eno, bier
er56ii6oie uno 27 9iid0fc.
Gos bciitige Brogrdmni purOc nit
Der @criammltng Der &atboliibcn
ErcB-9liiociotion eroiinet ipclde 5ur
@abl bon geamten 5riionrnten aetre.
ten mar Gos 9leiultot Der @obl lit
mic foIgt: Eraiioent, SSo6n 9oul
G6eiJ ct Saul; &ice-8rdliocnt,
Soter g. $. Giernp 9lcu Dorf; se-
frctdr, GIailo l1. Breeder, 9rooflDn,
q o.; Sdobnciiter, @eo. s. SoegIe,
Eittsbur96, go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

DaS rcpnblifoniidJc StaotSGomite
miroaom ndditcn 9ienIto1 cine Ser.
iamhlIlnig Dalten imi cinen &ertre.
ter fiir oen' erfronfich goriibcr @co.
q. aSdoeett 81 erudDlen. 0crr 3ao.
eeit leioet am griabfiden 9lirrcnlci-
oen ui0 obi6on icin 3uitano nidt
im6eoinet 9cia6rlid iein ioa, 70 lit
er ood niht in Der cage, an Der
GoHpaone regen Qliitbeil 3u nebmen.
@abrideinlidl miro SER Sobn s..
6onion al ieiner Stelle eriDdblt uer.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Gine Jran bonn Gampfer DGmma
WileS~ geiprnngen.

g(ls Der Dampier nGmna @iles~
geitern 9lbeno ieine Gour 5u einer
Wlonoidein.g grfuriion madtc, iprong
in Der gtdbe Don Sepen SCOT &noa
cine 5ran iiber 9oro lmo crtranf,
c6e oas Shiff beiorcbeu mo 9iet-
tmgsberiuhe MAIDEN fonnte. Scr
Dompfcr febrte Inn 10 llbr nod ici-
ncr @critc 5uriid, ood weiscrten iid
Die 9ligciteaten, irecnopclde Snior-
nation 81 ge6en. Son Den 4oiiagie-
rem ihien gliemano oic 6rau eefonnt
5n 6aben. 9is beltc friib mar oie
Socntitdt Scr Scl6itmorOerin ni9t
ermittelt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@oineSOille, 5loy 10. glug.-
SSiini glegcr Orei Wldnner unO 5mei
6roncn, lpuroen 6entc 5eitig aus Dem
@eidnouiB in 93eluberrp, 6la, Der.
ausgebolt unO bon cincm W}ob &C.
bdngt, unO Elm an0erer 0legcr bon
SouesOille 6loy eritboiieu ais 9lc.
iiiltot Der Grnoroung oes Gonitab.
lcrs 5. g. @bnn iuO oes ShIieBerS
8. o. @orris. goieg Song, eincr Scr
gclpndten 93eoer, mar oerEbdter, oie
glnoereu balfen Song bel ieiner5litdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
s5ran WOrman an Der Simoerla6mnne
erfranft.

3rnn Douglas @ormau bon golii-
more,4oie felt cinigen Tagcr franf IN
Der &obnna i6rer Gltcrn @rn. go.
g. 9l1ib mo 5rou 81 9}Dc, %. g.,
lieat Icioct, iDie cine Gcpcidje aus
Stem gort meloet, an DER 9inoer-
ld6nime. Sbr @ntte. ein g1effe 0es
Deritorbenen @unocs. Senators @or-
man bon 01orplano, t6eilte nit, Oab
ieiue 5rml fb Oie aranfbeit bel ei-
nem geiuhe in 0ep gorf 3uge5ooeu
babe. Die 01em PORTER geboroen
6a6eli cine @armng erlaiien oaB
oae gltern peIdc iid NIT ibren ain-
bern oitBer6alb ocr Sta0t g}ew Dorf
beiinoen, iolonge wesbleiben ioaen,
Uic iuir irgcn0 m6glidJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Iabio Sorqrnn 90 Sabre alt
bon glr. 5t6, 9afcr. StroBe, muroe
an ocr 5opette. mo aSoca.StroBe
Don cpilcptiiden stranpfen 6cfallcn
ltilr8te 8n 9ooen uno nerleste iicb
ibmer am aopie. 81 puroe III cincr
9lmbulon5 nod oem llni0eriitdtS So.
ipital ecbrodt. 0num bort onge-
lonat erlitt Ct cinen nod idpereren
9Iniall ino bic gler5te bottcn 1iii6e,
Den 9lunu picocr 81 iid 81 bringcn.
glndoem CT iid ctiuos er6olt batte,
bcrlanaia cr noh Sauie gebradt du
iperorn, pelhem @unide ole gIer5te
linttaabcn.