davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28
me IINER1IuE PRISON.


here King Jugurtha and st. Paul
Were lnmured.
The reputed pace or-st Fari's long
&prisoument. tlsr Forum, Is the center
+ the noblest ruin Of Rome. Net far
bm the center OF the busy, noisy.
bdern city rise the SCARED ruins Of
|r ancient glory. Here are the temple
Saturn, with It's eight columns; the
ften copied three columns Of the
mple OF Castor and POllux, the arch
Septimius Severus, the temples Of
esta and Caesar and many other ia
sous ruins. and beyond are the pal
>es OF the Caesars. Not far away Is
b magnificent column OF Trajan. i4I
Yet In height, around which run re
|efs Of the emperor's wars. containing.
is said, over $500 sculptured human
sures.
Close to tie entrance to the Forum.
bis most wonderful collection OF the
|hined monuments Of ancient times. Is
small church called the Church Of
L. Giuseppi tei Falegnani. Under this
hurch are two dungeons, an upper and
lower, called the Mamertine prison.
md from hole In the upper chamber
prisoners were lowered into the moi
|ome hole below, sometimes to perish
biserably Of starvation, as did Jugur-
pa, king Of Numidia, with whom
|choolboys become so familiar in their
lrst year OF Latin.
In this dungeon, uncounted thousands
4 Christians believe, st. Paul and St
Peter were immured, and every YEN
IN the night Of the 4th Of July repre-
'entatives Of all the churches Of Rome
Issemble by torehllgbt and I'm solemn
Hence kneel in front or the tradition
y pillar."-Christian Herald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28
The Maryland Agricultural
COLLEGE,
NarYland's School Of Technology.
RANKS AMONG TIE FOREMOST
CoLLAGgs IN oURcoUNTRY IN
Agricultural Science
Engineering.


Coniers a Bachelor Of Scieace De
gree in
Agriculture Mechanical Engineering
Horticulture Civil Engineering
Biol ~ Electrical Engineering
CheM ty General SceDce.
Also have tWo year cour. cs IN Ayr
ouisare and noitii ultdre, ana She
winter courses n faim Problems a.
Domestic Science.
Tue remark able success OF the you J.
men who have been GRADUATE q ron
this eoilegs is the best preei ( rs =
ticiency
No other recommendation is nee'
say.
The college IS situated on th' y. &
r. r eigh1 miles from Wasiinet
sid thif4y 40 miles from Raltin Or
and tie location is both healthiui az
beautiful.
FIRMS vubERAIE
sna 20. ,a.s i.l Ne SD Book o' View
g IS ST. vtSTER ,hEs.
Cal ~ HsfE
OPT cppess "teas s. TENDER l7tf
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28

why ne was GuIet.
what did he have to say for him
selfr'
~Nothing. His wife was with him
Judge
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28
Nelson Won Eluin Martlss.

19l9 49, 7 alne has become
50 inseparably associ4E II with the +
nous sculptures, never saw-sthem in
their original places in the Parfatenon
He employed artists to make tnim
drawings of the sculptures. and it was
they who urged him to have the won
derful relics of ancient Greece remov-
ed to England to save them from de
struction- Elgin repeatedly appealed
to the porte for permission to remove
them, but the request was refused un
I'll Trafalgar. As soon as he heard Of
Nelson's victory the sultan said, "You
may take them now as soon as you
please."-London Mirror.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28

Crawford-The elephant sleeps only
1--WE hours out of every twenty-four
Crabshaw-yery true, but just stop
and consider that the elephant doesn't
have to attend lectures or the opera,
listen to sermons or war talk or lend
an ear to some fellows description Of
his newest baby or car. and you will
realize that he has pretty soft time Of
IL, taken all in all.-Life.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28

@Your digestive system is all out of
order" said doctor. after examining
a patient "The best advice can give
you Is to discharge your cook and get
a new one"
at can't be done. DOCTOR" answered
the patient sadly. I'm married to
herr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-01-28

Mrs. Puritan = My ancestors came
over in the Mayfiower. I'd have you
know. Mrs. D'Accustic-That may be,
but they might not be allowed to land
today.-Phlladelphia Bulletin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST A NEGRO
JIM SWEET, WHO SHOT ANOTH-
Err BLACK MAN NAMED JIM
MITCHELL, NOW HELD FOR
ASSAULT TO MURDER.

In the county Jail, and awaiting
the termination of wounds he con-
fesses to have inflicted on Jim Nit
chell, colored, negro named Jim
Sweet is docketed on the charge of
assault with intent to murder. He
was not given the benefit of bond yes
terday because of the possibility of
his alleged victims death.
Sweet was arrested by Officer An
derson, who disarmed him. The re-
volver was taken from Sweet as the
latter emerged from his home on East
Wright street, but there viii be no
charge of carrying concealed weapons
placed against the negro, as the pis-
toll was taken from the negro at his
home.
Mitchell was seriously wounded, 1t
was reported, the bullet cutting his
intestines in number Of places, and
internal bleeding was reported last
night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

|. c. Fisher. Trade Marx, Reg U. S. Patent ofice)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
OFFICIAL CANVASS
Of PRIMARY VOTE
PROCEEDS SLOWLY
LESS THAN ONE DOZEN OF
FIVE OF PRECINCTS
WE'RE COUNTED AND TAILED
DURING THE FIRST DAY.

Less than dozen of the thirty
five precincts had been canvassed up
to late yesterday afternoon when,
after an all-day job, the official can
vassing board, consisting of County
Judge Henry Bellinger, County Com
missioner w. T. Tracy and Registra-
ton Officer J. A. Lewis, decided to
conclude the first-day session. It
may require several days to complete
the count, as practically all precincts
which were officially reported on up
to last evening, were comparatively
small ones.
Several candidates who sat around
in the county judges office while the
count was being called out and re-
corded by County Judge Bellinger,
were highly interested. G. E. Shackle-
ford, candidate for nomination to the
office of tax collector, who was de-
feated by Wiley McDavid, according
to returns so far, was one of the most
interested. He presented a petition
for a recount of several precincts yes
terday, and in the count which was
being officially recorded he followed
closely.
1t had been reported that there was
probability of Frank D. Sanders
asking for a recount of certain pre-
cincts, but this also proved erroneous,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Had Heard the Name.

A young Brooklynite, in the wings
of the Brooklyn Opera House stage
last night, seized the hand of Viii
liam Jennings Bryan, who was about
to lecture there, and shook it vigor-
ously.
I'm very proud to meet you, Mr.,
Bryan, very proudr' he said.
The peace advocate returned the
grip, and beamed upon the youth.
yes" added the young man, 'Mr
Bryan, Live often heard OF
you"
The former secretary of state pro-
ceeded to the stage and sat down
thoughtfully.-New York World
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
Washington Z. Cleveland {

johnson and Ainsmith; Mitchell
Morton, Klepfer and O'Neill. I'm
pires, Dineen and Chill.
Philadelphia Chicago, no game
rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

postponed on account of rain or wet
grounds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
DIR. COX WILL PREACH SUNDAY

DR.. W. M. Cox, the presiding elder
of the Pensacola district, will favor
the City Mission charge Sunday,
preaching at Myrtle Grove Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and at the
Eleventh avenue church, corner Elev-
enth avenue and DeLeon street, Sun
day night at 8 o'clock.
All, regardless of UNCONVENTIONAL
utilization, are cordially invited to hear
this consecrated man, who breaches a
virile Gospel. Come, the sermon will
do you good.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
NO GAMES IN NATIONAL.

All games in the National league
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
MODERN WOODMEN TO
SELECT NEW OFFICERS

A special meeting of Pensacola
Camp No. 1868, Modern Woodmen
of America, will be held at the w. o.
w. hall on Monday night, June -, at
8 o'clock, at which time the semi-an-
nual election of officers will take place,
Other important business will be
transacted, and the presence of every
member is urged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
Boston 5. Detroit 6.

Ruth, Mays and Cady; Dubuc, BO-
land, CovalesH and Stanage, Baker.
Umpires, Hildebrand and Connolly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

for the defeated candidate for sheriff
decided that, in the precincts where
he had first believed there was evil
dence of wrong count of second choice
votes, there had been not enough cast
to affect the result to any extent, and
the nominee will be Jas. c. Van Pelt,
by clear fifty votes.
When the canvassing board started
in to examine and corroborate the
work of inspectors and clerks yester.
day, quite a number of people were
present, all anxious to see what would
happen. AS the day wore on, and the
lily matter of interest was the con-
slant call of the registration officer
to the recording judge, the crowd
gradually thinned out, leaving, in the
late afternoon but a rev candidates,
some of whom bad won out in Tues
days primary.
Those votes already canvassed
make no changes in the results al
ready announced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Mogrigenn, Shawkey and Nuna-
maker; Davenport, Weilman and
Chapman. Umpires, Evans and Nal
lin. Ten innings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
PROMINENT NEWSPAPER
OWNER PASSES AWAY

Washington, June 9.-John r.
Mclean, owner of the Washington
Post and Cincinnati Enquirer, died
at his home here this afternoon after
a long illness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10

Johnson, Marshall and Kitchens;
Day, Brennan and Perkins. Umpires
Bernhardt and Rudderham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-10
BASEBALL
RESULTS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Chattanooga 4, Atlanta 5.

At Atlanta: R. II. e.
Chattanooga -. -. =. 4 b 0
Atlanta -. -. -. -. -. 5 IL
johnson, Marshall and Kitchens;
Day, Brennan and Perkins. Umpires,
Bernhardt and Rudderham.
Memphis 6, New Orleans 1.
At New Orleans: R. H. E.
Memphis -. 8 IL 2
New Orleans -. -. -. -. l s l
Brown and Ruel; Smith and Hig-
gins. Umpires, Hart and O'Toole.
Nashville 6, Birmingham 1.
At Birmingham: R. H. E.
Nashville =. =. -. -. :. 6 IL 0
Birmingham -. -. -. -. l IL
Rogers and Street; Perrynan and
Hauser. Umpires, StrsH1ord and
KERN.
Little Rock 5, Mobile 8.
At Mobile: r. II. E.
Little Rock -. -. -. -. 5 II
Mobile -. -. -. -. -. 8 z 4
Hoff and Rumler; Holmquist, Led
better and Schmidt. Unpires, Pfen-
ninger and Breitenstein.
NO GAMES IN NATIONAL.
All games in the National league
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gine fra6Iidle lEeier.

SIN Souie oes @ddermeiiiers
SSyo6n Mlopr, glr. 3S0t, Soit-9lOenlle,
muroen ciuige ser Seloeu oes Inter.
Iee6ootes ,Geltti6IonO~ 6eluirt6et-
Sir GIIen, GrinEeu, @eiona ino Nln-
lit wor reifIi6 geioret Sr. @loDr
beariiBte oie @GIte i'm g}amen ser
9(nmeIenoen unO bieB iie ber5Iib
wiufomnncu. Sr. 9lnton Born iprodl
fir OieS Serren bonn llnterlee6oote
un0 erflGrte, SOB ie lidb groBortig
in Baltimore erfreut b6tten. Serr
&re6S trug einige fonii6e @eidnge
un0 @ouplets Dor. Giner ser into.
reIlonteIten @oridGe oes 9l6enOs mar
Elm SodBeits SpaB Oes Srn. Sol
Simon bonn llnterieeboot nit SRI.
9(nna MoBberger. Sierouf orron-
qirte sSrau @laDr eineu GuBpol5er,
sem anocre Sdn5e imO Spiele foIg-
ten. Grit ipdt 6ro6teu Sr. II. Srail
W3abr 0ie WitqlieOer bonn ll-9oote
in ihrem 9litto 3um Yier 5iriid. Som
9oote iporen folgenoe Serren oer-
treteu. SoIepb Simon Srib Semfa,
OInton gorlL @ottfie0 Oladen, &arl
@idert ilno Gorl @eilenfelo.
Som Gompfer a9sedar" mor Ser
,Gra6tloie" 8arl @ebert lnO 9ln'
oere 5ugegen.
Inter sen auoeren @dlten beTon-
SEN Ii6t Sr. 2uomig 2ade lmo Srait
S.. Sol MoBberger uuS 6omilie,Sr
SdiiBler tnO 6amilic SRI. Sttilie
guring, SRI. 9lnna 9Im6roiter BON
O1etu gorf, Sr. 9foBfopf nno 6ami-
lie, Sri. goia S@iiBler, SRI. @ertrl-
Sc Seller, Sr. aorI S6ia' 5a6rifbe-
liber BON 0lGu gorf Sri. Wlotbiloe
IoulItidl, George Nloier, lmO ISM.
MeSpern1anr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Serr Su0u :. DDS aeitOr6cm.


@ar &oIi5eiribter, S6uI-Gommil-
IGr unO Stootrot6smitglieo. ~
g9uroe in Baltimore geboren. ~
9ccroigung fiuOet om Sonntog
9}aduittog auf Oem Baltimore
1Srieoboie itatt.
Sym 9llter bon 70 So6ren ibieo ge.
tern SEER Sobn Z. S6s in ieiner
@o6numg 9}r. 1888, 9loro 9onO-
StraBe, aus Dem 2eben. Ser Geritor-
6ene erblidte in Baltimore Oos 2iAt
ser gGelt. @r mar in g}orOoit-9olti-
more in meiten &reiieu befannt imO
beliebt. @ouoernelr @arfieIo en-.
naunte i'm ais @oli5eiricbter uno
Serr ODDS perio6 0os Iicbteramt in
Ser oItlihen lmo Damn IN ser nor00It-
liden @oIi5eiitatiou fir ie 5pei Sab
re 5ur Oollen 3uirie0en6eit. Der Ser.
Itorbene pur0e onb bon Oen 9iir9era
Ser alten 6. g8aro ais Gertreter i'm
Stootrot6 ertpG6lt. Gor 0ieler 3eit
0iente CT ais S9ul.GonniiiGr imO
murOen ouf ieinc @npiebhmgen bin
bieIe 8erbeiierlng i'm S6uliDltem
oorgenommen. sSm StaOtrotb bebielt
er Ieinen Sit bier Sabre lang, pGb-
reno er ser S6ulbe66rOe 5pei Sabre
lana anqc6orte. @r mar elm befannter
Temofrot. SER DDS mar friiber als
Glcrf 25 Sabre lang bei ser 9aIti-
more imO Ohio @iien6a6n tbdtig.
Ser @nti6loiene mar felt orei Sab
rem frGufli6. @r oer6eiratbcte iiD
Dor 80 So6ren ino feline tbeure @at-
tin, SJrou 2i55ic Dds, iiebt tielbe-
triibt an Ieiner 9o6re. 6erner miro
ct bon elmer Eodter, Srou @. 81.
Otto, beiraucrt.
Gie 9eeroigumq iin0ct am nddlten
Sonntag ouf 0em Baltimore 6rieo-
bof ltatt. Goitor s. @. 2oHer bon
Der oeltti6en ct. NlottbGi.Gir6e an
ser -9lpemie miro Oie Grauer-
feier leiten. Die 9obrtlbtrdaer wer-
Sen W1itoIieOer Ser oSonor-2oge"
0eS oSbielO Of Sonor," mel6er Der
Tobinaeidlie0ene onQeb0rte, icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gnrsc StaStucriofeiteu.

Gernernte Sabres GonareB Scr
Esperanto @eielli6aft BON gloro-
9lmerita togt sur 3eit i'm Staots.
&apitol 81 9lnnopolis.
Die @anoerluiter ge6en am Sonn.
tag |ormittog nit Sem Gompicr
o@mmo @iIes" noH 9(nuopoIiS unO
poIleu sic Staatsbaiptitoot our6.
man0ern.
@ouoerneur Sorrington pobntc
oeitcrn g1obmittag elmer Sibung OeS
Gireftoriilms oeS StaotSarbeitsbou-
1es bel. @r miro beute nod in ieinem
9ureau in Ser Stoot Oermeileu lmo
Damn elmer Sibrng Der @o6Itbdtig.
feitSbeb0roe 6eiwobnen. 9lm /. 9hi-
quit miro Serr @iaiam S. O90en
iein 9tnt ols Sefretdr ser 9eboroe
iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
samffrad in Orauac, q. S.

g2eworf g. S., 81. Suli. -
9ic bolle &erontiportlibfeit fir ocn
8ulommenbrud Der 0W}uhlol SruIt
So. Of Orange, 9t. 81 murOc beiite
BON g0win 8. Sotb, 6enn &ice- 9Srd-
li0cnteu oes Snitituts iln0 cinem iei.
ner beoelltenOiten 9lftionGre, iibcr-
nonlmen. Scr 3uionmcnbru6 mar
Iciner 9(ngabe nod 0orouf 5uriidali,
fiibreu Dab Elm Depolit bon $4,000
onr 6ebnioben Sobe certifi6irt NOR
sen mar. SotCb moAte Oieie 9lneobc
in elmer @rfl6rtng bonn &ronfen-
bette aus, noboem er lmo SbomoS
$. 8Drne, ser Shobmeilter Der
gonf, oerboftet woroen woreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28

lein @alentine G6ouion ae9riinopt
larOen lit 81 Dem 3ipede. ibre
Sonosmdnninnen fdDig 81 mnnen.
aucb nob Sem ariege Dem fremoen
S9ettbeperb i'm Sotehpeien 5u trobeu.
9ei 9lusbrudj Der 6einoleIiQteiten 81.
fenbarte eS iih. oaB Is 0iel su niel
iremoe SoteIbeiieer In Sranfreih
gab; nm oieiem llebelitanOc ab3uhel
ien mo nm ibrc 2anosmanninuen ia
einen neuen 9erui ein3uiii6rcn. Ct.
0ifnete Srdllen S1omion ibre So.
telibule. Sic bat lid elm eerdumiges
Sous in Dem @oriier @orortc SaliD
gemietbet, Bat 0aS Snncre imaciiaI.
tet lmO eS in cine ireim0lihc ser.
berge perponoelt. in Der 20 ShlOen.
tinnen nit oouern0em gluieut6olt.
rnO 20. Die mir 5um Sasesihonim
Oa lino, lid beniiben, III Ebeorie uuo
&raris Die &unlt 5u lerneu, mie man
einen @oltbof bdlt. Die qcmiilen6oi,
teite 9ieinli1teit mo Sauberteit ii
alien Dinaen imo oie erlteu @rlno.
Iaeen Oes @eidGitS. Ger meiBe Pin.
itrid berrldt iiberaa Dor. ober @e.
mdloe IN bellen Sorben bietcn cine
gIbmehSlung lm0 mterbrebcn ole
semobnIide 0eoe ser @alt5umner.
Die Shloentinnen OanO Stnoenten)
be5ablen ein fleines gnteelt fir sic
erlten Orei Nlonote ibres llntcrridlts.
uno fe eignen iid pdhren0 0ieier
3eit ale 8enntiiiie oeS aeiummten
9eruies an; noAber lit eS i6neu er.
Iaubt, lid eineu beionoeren 3meia
aus5lnudbIen iuorauf lie baum nadl
eiuem anoeren 4oriier @aitboi Qe.
lanot weroen INN IN oieiem 3ueiae
cine &robe5eit ourh5umaden, bepor
man lie iiir reii erfIdrt, aeidaitIih
eeeen 9e5abIuns 3l arbeiten. SRI.
E6omiou boiit Dob cine iolbe 5hule
aud einmal in @nqlano geariin0et
nro, penn, pie ne Dem en9lilc3en
9erihteritotter ertlGrte: nllnlere tlei.
men @oitboic bier iino gar nibt ant.
Die ibriaen iino aber auh uidt uou
fommen. Sa, ia. idreibt oo3u Ole
paoln Sta. cs 1T nit sen @oit.
boien pie NIT Scr eoiBen allhlr ser
BODIES" aonnte man iie MIR eut.
bebrenl go pie man iib aber ibrer
entleoiat bal, muB man lie nahab.
men; Oielen trogiiten @ib maht jest
Die gan5e meitlide 3ultur Oirh bonn
SeneralitubShci bis 8um Soteaeiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Gaiiuu lest frii6 elm.

Tie &aufleute lmO @infGiifer ans
Dem SiiOen treieu bereits idon ieBt
in 9oItauore elm, Inn Oen 9eOorf fir
0en 0er6it 81 Oeden. 9tod Dem &e-
forO oes &abott.9rrcous Der Saul
leite mo 6obrifauten miro Oieics
Sobr ollie oorouigeoongenen bel wei-
tenn iibcrtrefien. Sic Soiion fir oie
Serbit.@iufGlfe beginnt gep0bnlid
@littc Suli oo6 icbte ser 3muonoe.
rer.Strom bereits iriiber Elm. 8iS
iebt lit Oie 3obl Ser bereits regiItrir-
ten @infGuier GROCER ais I'M Goriabre
8lI eleiher 3eit. 9llle @infdlIfer, Die
nod Baltimore fommcn lmo ih in
6en &obatt-9ureol eintrageu loHen,
babeu Sen Gortbeil, oaB iie bel einem
@infouf bon $1,000 lmo oarii6er eli.
nen groBen Gbcil i6rer &eiiefoiten Il.
bieIiger llnfoiien iporen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
9InSFdltcu siimitie.

9(uf bolOige @roielung eines glbfom-
mems 5mil6en ser omeritaniideu
rnO Der merifanii1en &eeie-
rung. @efuenilie Scr Cont
miilion welde Ole llnterbono-
hpgen fiibren iou, oiIriten en-
lpeitert meroen.
g8oibineton 27. SuIi. =
9(usli1ten mlf Elm bolOiees lleber.
einfonlmen 5piiden ser omeritoni-
i6en uno merifaniiden &egierung
beoiiglicb ser @iloung eines gemein-
iomen Gomite's, Dem oie @ren5Itrei-
tigfeiten 8ur &eeelng unterbreitct
peroen ioQen, murOen beiite nod ei.
ncr Gonferen5 apiiAen Siilfs-Setre'
lar @olf pno @liieo 9lrreoonoo, Ocn
merifoniicben 9otiAoiter, ais GIN
itigcr bingeitcIt.
Wlon nnbn an 0aB &r. glrreoonoo
beute i'm StonOe wnr, Srn. Holf oit
perliberh ooB feline &eeierlmg Elm.
wiuiee, ooB Oie GomniHdre aud
pirtbihoftIicbe uuO finou5icIle Ser.
6GltniIie omiihen Oen beioen 2dnoern
unterIuden lollten, nit Sinblid ollf
ooS %robleut 9fube un0 0rOnuug IN
Wlerito berollteIlen.
9(uf &erfolgung Der 9 a n
Bitten aus.
or Yoio, Seros, 81. Slli. -
9luf Die 9labridt, 0oB cine 2400
@8onn ltorfe @anoiteu 9tbtbeilune
ibr @eien nobe Sierra @lonco,
W}erifo, 60 Wleilen liiOIitb bon Ser.
linguu, Eeros, treibt, wuroe iofori
cine Itorfe meritnniide 9(btbeilune
bon 0iinoea 5rr &erfoleune ousger
ldidt gemdB eiuen SeIeeramnL OoS
9lnore @orcia, ser bielige merifont
S6e Gonlul, BON General Sreoino er
holten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
@ai.Nampfrr.

Baltimore Il. BbilaoeIpbio Gam.
pier.Go." (griesiou.Qinie), @ier 1.
2iabt.StroBe.
Baltimore. GbeIapeate & giIantic
&aiIpaO Co.. %iers a. AZ. s. 6
Gno s, 2igDtitraBe. unO @ier /.
+rott. t.StroBe.
Baltimore Steom @adet Go.
(0lo Ban 2ine). @iers t0i8
2igbt-StroBe.
uGbeiapeafe SteamIbip Qme~,
Eier 49, 2isbt.5traBe.
nMerhantS auO aQinerS Grons.
portotion 2ine". @ier 3. Sub bon
SHO.@apitroBe.
ngort yiper Sine, Eier is, 2iabl.
StroBe.
~9Selp.Yorf mo Baltimore Erons.
portatiOn Co., Sub ser 6reOeria.
Strobe.
nEolhelier Steamboat Co., Eicr
i6. 2iabt.StraBe.
.9lar0IanO. 0cIamore au0 gir.
eiuia~ @icrs 3. 8. A, z, s m0 8,
9isbt.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Der sOmOel nit Slrseutinieu.

gSoibington 27. Suli. -
Nod elmer 3uinmmenitellng OeS
SunoelS Geportelnents baben Oie
Ser. Stouten I'M 9luBenbonOel NIT
glrgcntinicn m16reno OeS perflolie.
men SSobres Elm 8iertel Der gan5en
Ginhlbr Oes 2ohoeS ecIicfert imO 16
@rooent Der orgeutiniicben glusiubr.
9SroOufte gefoilit. 0ie glusfubr bon
Oen Ser. Stuoten nod glrgentinien
bot Ii6 i'm 2olfe 6es SSobreS nit ei.
nem @eionnihpertb bon $S6,0OO,.
600 mebr ais perOoppelt; ser &ertb
bon 9lrgcntiuien's Ginflbr nod oen
Ser. Stooten miro ouf $54,0O0,00O
berehnet. @roBbritonnicn itebt i'm
gluBenbonOel nit glrgentinien nod
an erlter Stelle.
9(raentiuien's glusfubr I'M lebter
Sabre lit BON $337000,000 au'
$539,O00,000 eeiieeen w6breno oil
ginfubr OeS 2onOes bon 1862, 600,
600 ouf $219.0OO,O0O 6uriidgegon
! Gen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
90 fehIen0r 0cntlde l9aitmirt6.

Ser fc6lcnSc ScntIdlc @aitluirt6.
9IuS Sonburg miro eei9riebeu:
lleberall in 0en 2Gnoern oes @eltens
ieblen beiite DER oelitl6e @olhuirt6
lnO ser Oeutide &euner. Der arieg
bat iie auSgeiboItet. g9ie oerbrcitet
lmO wic mentbebrlib lic bcioc uo.
rem, tueiB SeOer. ser in Srantreidl,
England unO geIaien Dor Sem arieae
reiitc, oOer iib an ser &ipiera, in
9iarrib, 0lten0e unO 0ieppe audi
nur fiir5ere 3eit auf6ielt. SroI man
eiu &ouS, OaS iib Onrh taOeIoie
Sauberfeit, ourh 5uperl6iiiae @eoie-
mlng ouS5eihnete, 10 mar in oen al
lermeiiten 61uen ser g9irtb Elm Oeut.
lher ooer SdweBer, uuo eiu be.
itilumter 8ro5entiab Der aellner ma.
rem Oeutihe. 0ieie 6atteu eenobn.
lid oie glufeobc, iGre auSldnOiihen
9ameroOen 81 er5ieben, sic 6rau5o.
len sur Sanberfeit. 0ie @ngl1noer
sur @eiGaiefeit. 9Iuh in Oeu 0on.
Ooner @altboieu ipieIte oas ausl0noi.
I6e, Oos Oeutide Clement cine aroBe
Nolle. g9ir man an Oeridieoenen
3eiden bemerfen fann idn9t man be.
reits an, eS iebr 81 permilien; aaes
@eidimpie Ser 3eitlmgen fomite
ebeh nidt GnOern, oaB ein bon einem
Geutiden geleiteter @aitboi chen oes.
bal6 beiicr mar ais elm anOerer. SSebt
no 6ran5oien um0 gngl6nOer in Der
anaenebmen Soee limo. lib bon ibreS.
gleideu beOienen 81 lonem bat in
@aris cine 6ran50iui cine 0otelihule
aeariinOet Inn ibrcn 9onOsleuten
ImO nod mebr ibren SonOsndunin.
nen Oie &unit oeS @ait6oibetric6eS
bei5ubringen. gSir baben lOlhe Gin.
rihtim9en befomitIib in GeutihlmO
lGnelt; sic gtot6 5piugt iebt unierc
6cinoe, lie noh5ua6meu. Gin @a-
riier @eriHteritottcr t6eilt Oer
nGimeS" iiber sic neiie Sotelidule
Sic III Sem Gorort Eaiip ee9riinoei
lit folaenoes init Gurh eineu gliid
lihen 3uiaa horte i'd BON ser Sotel
ihule, ole tiir5lib in@ariS pom 6rdn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-28
Ser. Sduaer pOn Baltimore.
(@eariinoet 1857

SauptqIartier: r@ermonic.@ldu.
nerbor-Glubbaus." gtr. S52, NorO.
&omorO.StroBe.
9SrGiioent &enrD Tbcmos. glr.
SIG, @eit.Sorotogu.StroBe.
Sobn ", alein. 0irisent. 9t 20t,
observation-disclosures.
@eorge SimmeIbeber. proioIoIi.
renoer uno cOrreiprnoiren0er 5etsr-
tdr, gtr. 419, Sorreit-Str
Sermom WaidIid. Sdotmeilier.
Nr. 713, @arner-StroBe.
6inon5.Sefretdr Gbos. Neiubar0t.
Scott lm0 Sanburg-StroBe.
@m. 9. SiIOetrauOt. 9ibHotbeEar,
Gr Gq29, 6reOerid-9lDenue.
@bas. Oseu glr. GAG. glOro-SuIte-.
slUe, @oriiser Oes Wlulit.Gcnite'S.
4grion.@ciunsOereiu.
sSormoaie,"
@ernauio-Dt1nCerhor,S
m6iobIinn,
~EbaIia-Mdnnerhor."
rNlc8art-Mdnnelhor,~
aGidenfrou5."
n@ermonin 0uartett-GInb,"
.Wlelooie,"
u@leteer.@eInueperein,"
Neiien0.QieAerfrana"
r@Gdsr-@ @eiansbsreia."
&maptauar.ier: oRiiifePs &one.
gr. 103. Noro.3reoerid-SiraBe ie.
Den Samitae 9IbenO. nit glusnabme
oes oritten Samitass i'm Mouat,
pSereinigte Singer ron Baltimore. =