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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
'JUST'S DISCOVERY
 WAS ONLY A HOAX Noted Scientist Is Duped by
 Servant A NEW DRY BATTERY Thought He Had Discovered Cell That Would Revolutionize Electrical World Only to Find That He
 Had Been Deceived
A NEW DRY BATTERY

Budapest, Hungary, May 29.-tCorre- spondence of the Associated Press.l Dr. Alexander Just, the eminent Buda- pest chemist and electrical scientist, who recently announced the discovery of a new dry battery that would revo- lutionize electrical science. now sorrow fully confesses that he has been duped by a revengeful employe.
 Announcement of the discovery of the new cell was made early this month and received widespread notice in the scientific world because Dr. Just occupies such commanding po- sition among the electrical scientists of Europe. He was the inventor of the Wolfram lamp, and one of the pioneers in other notable electrical work as well as in chemistry. The announcement was that the new cell was made of iron and carbon electrodes. whose clectro- lyte was composed of an organic sub- stance which renewed it's vigor from the oxygen of the air in q short time a device that would eliminate the need of electrical light and power stations and transmission lines that are TOW Sich q costly factor m elactricitV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18

evenings sit in the safe with the latest issues of the Italian newspapers, which little Corinna reads aloud to them, since so many have never learnt to read.
 word to your ear--don't try to win Corinnas heart She loves the Eng fish, but her heart is forever the prop erty of a bright boy in the Carabiniers. for whom she says prayer daily in the Italian church. and for whom she will cook macaroni in the great days that are coming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
when love andPOSeSD bloom

it's the month of picnics vacations and outdoor par tiesoccasions when boy wants to spruce up and good appearance all the dress-ups that go along Looking spck and span and being comfortable at time is pretty hard for fellow unless he's got right clothes So it's time for to think about these boys ours, and to ponder the reason why give much better values than the others CASH-the most dominant factor in all trade is responsible In buyngin selling, Blach's slogan is "pay cash and pay less
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
Magnets Load Ore Ships

From the Electrical World.
 Using powerful magnets to lift pig iron from docks at Ashland, Wis, the steamer Cicoa the only vessel on the Great Lakes equipped with loading magnets last week took on a cargo of pig iron for Buffalo, and shippers are awaiting results of the experiment with interest as possible settlement of future longshoremen trouble The Cicoa has three magnets, each capable of lifting 1500 pounds and with four men to work them them loading proceeded ia aster and cheaper than under the old method.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
Might Recognize the Goat

From the Louisville Courier Journal
 There's a goat in this field
 Looks cross. too"
 DO you think he will let us pass without trouble?'
 Cant say myself. Better cal. Wom- bat to look him over. He belongs to several lodges"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
DECEIT IS DISCOVERED

Next, the experiments were carried out before an official commission ot experts. who, while showing great in terest, were very skeptical, and ulti- mately they asked Dr. Just to have a hole dug near the electrodes. It was then, to the intense dismay of the doc tor, that large number of dry bat teries of the type used for pocket lamps, connected together and to the carbon and iron electrodes were un- earthed. The boxed-in cell was then examined and found to have a false bottom. under which was battery of cells of the same type
 Asked how it was that he had al- lowed himself to be so deceived, Dr. Just replied that he had believed in the cell as he had experimented with simi = lar arrangements of carbon and iron electrodes in a mass of coal dust, loose ly piled up on a table, and had actual ly registered pressure up to five volts.
 Such an utter collapse of an electrical discovery by a. scientist of the rank and worldwide fame of Dr. Just is almost unparalleled. The European scientific world is amazed at the doctors dull ability, and the Vienna financial syndi- cate is dissolved.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
CELLS WERE POWERFUL

With one of the new cells. it was an- nounced, with a plate area of 30 square inches, terminal pressure of 25 volts could be obtained and a short circuit current of five to six ampheres. Small cells could. it was said. be made to furnish 100 volts, the amount neces- sary for ordinary lighting and slightly larger ones for power purposes. In fact, the new cell would make cleo tricity both for light and power so extremely simple and inexpensive that Dr. Just stated that his discovery seemed to upset electrical science en- tirely.
 Financiers saw at once all kinds of syndicate was hurriedly formed in Vii enna to purchase and develop it. A prominent Vienna trust lawyer, Dr. Felix Hitschmann. was sent to Buda- = pest to arrange terms with Dr. Just. but instead he learned the startling story of the hoax.
 It appears that one of Dr. Just g assistants brought him first a boxed-in cell with iron and carbon electrodes packed in coal dust, and demonstrated that it brought 110-volt. 200 candle power, half-wat lamp to full bril1iancy Dr. Just was much impressde with this and had two holes dug in his garden in his own presence, and had placed in them two electrodes of iron and car bon, respectively, packing both round with coal dust. In this case, also, a strong current was produced, sufficent to light a number of lamps.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18
Lacking the Final Touch

Fl om the Richmond Times-Dispat tch.
 Do you feel that you have become a really practiced motorist?"
 Not yet. I ran over policeman ytsterday, and it actually made me un- comfortable for 20 minutes"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-10

1 remarked. Hell soon be our best
man" ooh, George" she said, ''this
is so suddenr' Whatsa guy gonna
do?-Art
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-10

before
teeth The figure Aztec die its day woped
thousands of this
statue unearthed in the City of Mexico.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-10

Sir-Last night "she" and stood
in the doorway as Joe, the famous
gridiron star of my college, passed.
There goes Joe, our famous tackle"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
anrsc staStncniafetteu

lteber oGraicbuue~ miro belde
9lbeno Soerr s. GbonaS 2pons, Dom
g9(oOertiiing Clubs. I'M ,Gjrohur.
Glub~ oil ser Baltimore. ltno Gareui
Strobe iprehen.
9ie 8eerOienng oes 9lnDoltes
8iIliom u. @beotleb, pelder am
3onneritog elmer glierenfrm,fbeit er.
leecn 1T fin6et belite 9Io1ntiitag
bom Erouerbaille, glr. 3005, ct.
GmtI. StraBe, aus ouf Der n@oItis
more Gemeterp4 itott. @oltor Or.
5. ga @lotte miro ole 1eierliGteit
lciten.
Der Srelnlnurers2ogen Gbor, 0ic
Sbrincr. Sopelle mo nie orobiIhe
Yotrouille oes @oumi.Tempels uer.
oen'ont 5. Septem6er lit Der ,.2pric"
cinG eroBeu ltnterboltuugs- -9lbeno
beronitolten. Gie SoIiiten iin0: SRI,
Sara Storm Groninler, Soproit o..
Sarrp @crbolo, Soritcn, iinO Or.
Ebomas GilttD, @eigc.
ASrofeiior &i6oro g. @orucr, ser
befannte @oltitnorer 3ooloee, iuirO
iidj in oen nGAiten Soeen ou eiuer
IGn9eren 6oridunestour nadl glfri.
Ia beee6eu, oif wel1er Heiie cr
bon Dem betnmten NbiIoOelpbio
Sportsmunn 9llfreo sc. 6. Collins
beeIeitet miro. 4rofeHor @orner
ituoirt bonptiddIid sic Sprohe Scr
glifcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
0IafIid abaeloufcu.

Gin eroBeS &unofobrt g(ntomobil,
ouf uel1en 80 @erionet 8lab &C.
nontnten bottcu ItieB geItern gtod-
niittog Al, ser OihIberrD. .StroBe mo
Sreruout 9(penne nit eiuent Golren.
9lutomobil 5iiiommen unO fubr nod
oieien 8uionmeuItoB gegen Oos
&ous OIL Der SiiOweIt. @de Ser 0till-
berrp-StroBe. GoS 9iunOiobrt.gliI,
tomobil ipiirOe itarf bei6aoist, 6o1
feiner ser &oIIaeiere oerlebt. Die
SSront OeS 9tuItern.gieItourouts bon
SO. $. 6lobertn pitroe oertriimmert.
Die beioet Gbolffalrc, Scnrp W1out-
eomcr0 bon gir. G, @rebm'S Cane,
imo Goworo -Snlit9 bon 0ir. IS,
Catherine StroBe, iuuroeit per-
boitet iln6 fir ein beutiges Ierbor
unter 9iireiboft oeiteIIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
OlctpIOcr6clO Ianft 9Imnd.


8bilo 0eIpbia, &c. gSoo.
Gin lmiOentifi5irter 9lanu, Ger NIT
einem 9roBfalibrigen geDoIper be.
paiinet mar, terroriiirtc beiite Die
4aiIasiere in einem StraBenbabn.
iudgson I'M Centrum Der Stoot, Der.
ipunoetc, bon YoIi5iiteu mo Bniian.
ten uerfoIGt, iiinf 9etionen imo milr.
&c idlieBliA gefoBt, uad0em er ielbit
wobridcmIid t0otlib perlulmoet nor.
Sen mar.
8on oen iibrigen 8erlebten Oiirite
einer-eiil gleger-fnum nit Dem SC.
ben OopongefonImen. 9ei Ser ipil0eu
Sdoo plrOeu mebr aIs 200 S6iiie
geluedielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Sine Ssaruama.


Bon Dem britiiden Sreu5er r2ancar
tier" an Die Siibrer olIer Sdiffe
Der @ntentemdlbtc seridtet.
SoIIen Dor oeutiden llnteriee-
6ooten ouf bieier 5eite SeS allan.
tiidcu S3eous aui ser Sut ieiu.
9Sem 9orE 26. gSooember. -
Der britiide 9reu5er n2ancoiter"
Ger Is %eilen iiiOoitIid bon SanOD
6oot ltotionirt 1T, ionOtc beute glbeno
Inn 8 llbr ouf orabtlolem @ege cine
aagemeine @arrliug an allie iutcr
Oeu 5Iaggeu Der @nteutenIddte fab.
renOen GQmpier, Dor Seuti1en Inter.
ieebooten auf 0ieicr Seite oes at
Iantiideu S5canS mlf Der Sut 81
ieiu.
Ger GrelBer pieS sic Gommon-
Oanten oIIer Sdiffc on, in id)Grfiter
8eiie uad &oudbooten gluSIiig 5n
balten. @s lpurOe i6neu gcrotben
nidt ue6r 2idt 5u 5eiqcn aIs abioIut
nctblpenOig, ino ioiueit ais m6sIi9,
bic rcguldren SHiffs.Roiiten 5u pcr-
mei6en.
Gentidc ll.8 8ootc nabe Scr
amerifauiiden @iiite2
93eiu gorf. 26. OloD. Gic
Gopit6ne olIer Gdiffe ser glQiirtelL
peIdc gciterH oieieu Sofcu perIieben
luuroen oeuuornt, Oob iid pobr-
iGeinIiG ocltide Ediirbbootc in Der
9t0be Der omerifaniiHen &iiite beiin.
ocn Nlelomgen, Die ans england
nod Sttopa gelouot inO bon BORT
oeu biciiaen britiiden imS ironSoii.
ihen Sdiif3 glreaug iibermittclt
loorocu iuarcn, bcidgen ooB 5ipei
Ioll6bootc om 7. globenlbcr 9rener.
baocn Derlufcu bdtten mo jest nabe
9eantitdet iGllig ieien.
Sin @crtretcr elmer britiihen 81.
nic crtlGrtc, ole llntericeboote mir.
oen uotiirlih oue 9llIiirten Sdifie,
ole ibneu in Sen g9ee fontmen, an.
greiteu; Der Soupt5ped ibreS Som.
mems lei ober Der, Die Olympic" H.
Ole uMalretonio" 81 5erIt6ren ipeldc
Den Sruppen GranSport amii6cn
SaIifor iinO &iperpool DermitteIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
gei'm aartenIpieI ii6erraldt.

9leim 9teger, Die am Sonntag I'M
Suilie ibrer 9faiiegeuoiiin Senn
Stanlep, Ger. 1910 GarIplc 9loce,
bei'm Ssorteliipielcn iiberraldf mlir-
ben, luilBten iiG in Der ncro6itliden
4oIi5eiitotion BON ie $2.45 tremen,
Ole ibneit ser 9lidter Slit ais Stro.
ic fiir oie llebertretlng ser Conn.
tagSeeieee ailierleete. Die 6raii
miirOe 5n $40 lmO Soften perlirtbcilt,
neil iie Oeu @dnnerr 0os SpieIeu III
ibrem Saltie crloubt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Gic Noli5ei bon 9altinioresGolintp
lit oIf ser Slbe nod 5iuei W11nnern
Die Sdluiiao gln1t III ser 3Ieet. iiuo
4. Strabe gomorO 9row bon Spar.
rOnS @oult uicocrldhigen mo be-
raubten 9rom ipnroe pom Der San.
toHNImbnIm5 nacb Oent 81. Soiepb'S
SoIpiial gebradt. CT mar beiin.
nnngSIoS imo bat ouBer I'M 0jciidt
aud nod iirere gcrIcbumoeu crlit-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
8citersr 8e,se scfnuOeu,

~CNNN%NA ONhbN NNINWVNNt
Sr. 8. Dernor CHARLES tbeiltp Gopi-
tim Senrp nit, OoB iid SSrall
DlaoOen aiif ieinen sluto beiauO,
Ole 5rau ioI fur5 Dor oem
pdIteu oes aroitiuogens obse-
ipruueeu iein. gSaSocu miro
aud auSiageH.
Bel Gopitdu Senrp in ser norO.
meitIiden 8oIi5eiitation bate litb Sr.
y 8eruou Charles BON g1r. $3.50,
pit galtimoreitrdBe, einseflrrOei
um einise 9tuSiagcu iiber oen nlpIte-
rloien lIugIiidsfaH au MAIDEN, pou
lueIdem 6rmt gIoeIe Maooen betrol.
len wnrOc ser iid am 0ieuitag i'm
ertdO Sin Eort ereignetc. 3ie
lSralt lieet ali einem SddoeIbru6 I'M
6raueu SoipitaI bon Mor9Iano
oornieoer. Sr. Charles iagte OoS
6olgenoe: @r ici nit ieiner 6rau
mo ieiner Sdmiegernuiter in lei.
llem glltomo6il aeiobren, ais pI0t.
lid 5rou W}oooen bonn Srottoir auf
lelne Dlalhine elite ituO oiif onS
Triitbrett Iprane. Sic oertete oui
cine SberlanO WloIdine, oie poraus
tllbr, itno bot,i6u I'M olliaereeteu 20.
ne oieieIbe 5u perfoIeeh. sic babe
oeu &aeenidIag ae6ifuct mo i'm
ernIdt, 10 idlncI( iuie moelidl 81 fab.
ren. nMein Mann lit in Der Nla.
idine,~ babe lie oerufen, iuoem lie
oas fleincre 9luto nit i6reu gtugen
berfoIate 9lp Der Giuinbrt 5unt&orf
babe CT ole onoere @albine einac.
bolt erfldrie ieruer Sr. Charles. Gr
brodte ieine Gaidiue 5lm Salten
uuO borte pIoBIit leiue 8rall, 6ie i'm
rildpGrtigeu 16eiI oeS 9IntoS hibr,
laut ousrllieiJ Dab sic 8renOe BON
Dem Erittbrett abgeiprluscu iei. Gr
lei 5uriid9egongcn imo bobe ole Der.
uu9tiidte anI Dem 8oSen liesenO &C.
lnOen Gin !6err beiiete iid) iiber
lie luO frngte ibn, pos aeidebcu iei
poroitf er MIR cripioerte, OaB 6ic
6ran 6ebouptct babe, iciue 6jattiu 3u
ieiu.
9lls iib cine @leuge ougeIammelt
boite, eniiGloB man lid, lie 5l cinem
Slr6te 5lt brinecr. ga Sr. Charles
lid nidt III oie Somilien.gIueeIcgeu-
beiteu QIroerer niidcu iponte, babe
er oent @lounc iciuc SeIcpbon.9huu.
mer oeeebeu.
sSrm Charles beIt1tigte sic 9lus
ioge ibres Mnunes imo fiiete bin5it
Dab 8rou @laoOeil in GROCER Ser.
apeiiIing mar oIS iic uebeu ibr auf
Dem Grittbrctt itono. 6rmi @oOOen
babe oilf Sie Oloitine ge5eiat, in
peIter ibr @ottc nit elmer ouoeren
ISruu iubr, iu0 ibr aeiaGt, Dob er
felt einigcr Belt nit ibr pcrfebre inl0
oaB iie ion oieieS 01ol babel errui;
iheu wolle.
Ger 8uitonO pon 6rou Mo6Oeu
bat iit iueientIid eebeiiert, ood 1T
uidts NIT 9e5ng Oes lluialIs aus ibr
berats5ubetommeu. Sic iie bebon-
oeInoen 9lcr5te beboupten iteii imo
felt ooB ibr @eoddtniB ecIittcll babe
iluo iie iid oui' Den llnfnII nidt be-
iinncu fam.
9aS Serr W}oo0en oeh @eridt bon
&errn lmo 6rut Charles crinbr, lag.
IL, en- 0nb er iobaI0 ieinc Sroii ipie.
OerbergeitelIt Ici aIro cine grfldrpug
obge6cn fonne, cr Ielbit Capt. 0cnrp
Die Gin5eIDeitell eebcn iperOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
GSadlter uerIdIiunnOcu.

2ouis s.. 0icitb, glr 3009 Gaiterl.
9lpenue melOete Der @olijei 5u Gan.
ton OoB Sluenit &iir, cin @ddter,
oltf cincm Sidteridiii Oos ain 2ooe.
plate Der ogaItimors 9Sulperi3iug
Co. lieot, ieit oeifcrli W}crgcn ipin.
los oeridplntoen lit. gSiie iolI on.
geblit in 500 @lod GoIlhiator 9lpc.
uobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
81 0 MI MI d c I
(lr[on sem g9rnn0lnnnnrn.

S,nt @lercp,Soipital peritorb &C,
iiern 6ic 3 Sabre aIte N(arp 9riut
an 9ranOmunoerL ipcIdje iid oa5
9iii0 ant Snniito9 in 9(bipeienbeit
Der @ln.ier, III ser tIterli9en g8ob.
nlna 9ar. 1871 sli8aroionsStroB
beim Spielen init 3iino6oI5ern 5n.
ar5ogen baitc. Ger Coroner ipnroe
benad)rid)tiqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
sSitnea.gMs aeitoGIem.

Sin a6oro% Sitnepbus 9lr. t56632,
Der Dor Dem Snuie bon SoDn &. SIRE
Ger, 9lr. 6t0 SiiO Is. 5traBe, itono,
iuilrOe am Sonntog Moreen 5luiiden
2 itno 8 llbr geitobIen, iuie ser 81.
gentbiiiuer oes 6librperfes, George
q. Sawede, Der 95oIi5ei 5u Canton
berihtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
sufarea's baIOiser sail.

ten Frelie" ge9eniiber 3eit'
bauer Oes 5elO5uoeS oegen 0lil-
m1nicu bGngt pom @etter al.
(9In Sie ,aIioc. 9reife" bla Berlin unS orabts
los necD Sa0oiue.)
Sermanuitoot, Siebeubiirgen,
26. gSop. ~ gei einem 6riibItiid, mel.
Dies General bon SoIfcnBo1n, Ser@e-
feblSbaber ser gIrrneen on Ser norS.
rumGuiiden Gront bellte elmer @r,tp.
pc neiltraIer @eridteritotter CAB, be.
nerfte or Dem 8ertreter ser 9Iiiociir.
ten Ereiie gegeHiiber, npb5Dar nihtS
in ser @elt 10 iider mare, als oaB
man eS nit Siderbeit porauSioeen
f0nne, 10 iuiiroe @ufarelt bod eiuem
SSeoeu gum imbequemen glufentboItS-
orte" mcrOen, iobaIo einraI OieGeut.
i1en ibre Sanonen oarouf geri6tet
bobeil lpiiroen.
Sroboem General bon 5oIfeubapn
iif peigertc, Iidb oariiber ous5uIoiien
menn Oies nobl geiAeben f0nrte mo
logor ben rein militdriiNen @ort6eiI
Der @roberiine 9uforeifs in 6ro9c
iteIlte, nit ben Toltien0elt oie Damn
ernGbrt tperOen miiBten, pean Seriel.
be @riolg OurA longiomc @erniH.
tlng Der rrm6niiHen g(rmee er5ieIt
lperoen fonnte, 10 binterIieB er bod
nidt oeu gerineiten 3peifel in ser
9luiidt ieiner 8uborer, oaB CT Oen
SAL @ufareItS oIS nobc 6eborItc6cno
betrohte.
@euernl bon 8alfenbonn 5eiqte iitG
9eireii5 Der pabriGeiulideu 3citr
0al,er oe3 rluGniiheu IeIo3ugS 81,
riidbaItcno; Ser ioate ooS 5rii6-
ling&petter dnboIteu ln0oIi6cr@eiIe
Gin boIoiges @noc finOeu ,uiirOe, Der
obcr, iolItc falteS g8etter eintreteu,
mo iei eS mif nod 10 fiIrjc Belt,
m6glider @eiie lid) beocliieno in Oie
2dugc 5iebcu f0unc. @eneroI b. Sal.
fcn6opn moIltc sic Hoae cineS 8ro.
pbeiell 5lpor uidt iibcrnebuen 10
ifien er Ood 6uBerit siperiidtIidb in
8e5ue ouf OoS GnOreiultat 5r iciH.
Gr 5oIIte Sen rundniiheu SoIoateu
bobeS Sob, bob ibre ber5lpeiielte "a.
pferteit onerfennero beroor uno be.
5ei1uete Die @eriidte bon 5eiabeit
iino Ereilloiigfeit bon Seiteu Scr III.
mdriider Sifi5iere ais falid.
5ltegertb dttefett.on 9 tier.
teidi1d itolieniiher
Srout.
Som, 26. 9loo., bia 2onoon.
0oS 9riegSnmt meIOet beutc BON
oitcrreifiit itoIieliIter Gliegertbds
tigfeit in0 9lrtilleriefelier.
Der Serid)t Iailtet.
oGer gaii5cn6ront enttoug berrih.
te Nlrtiaerie GbGtigfeit. llniere 9ot.
terie'n 5eritorten feinOIide, III ser
Sonole Gone oes Bal Ganonico oe.
Ieeenc feinOlide gertbeiOigrmgsperfe
ln0 perbinoerte ole iibliden3ruppen.
bciueeimseu i'm @tid. rmO 9litico.
EboIe, Gem feinoIi6eu glrtiIeriefeu.
er iuurOe iiberoll erfolgreid begegnet.
6einolihc 9eropIane unternabnieu
es on mebreren 8inften Der 6ront
iiber itriere 2iuien 5u flieGeu iie
lpuroeu ober in alien 8GIlen ourb
infer 6euer lno 9I6uebr @atterien
itiO 0urb OoS prontpte Ginereifen
unierer Slieoer oertriebcn.
Sin fein0Ii6es @eiWpooer, Oeni IS
oeIong, etliGe Bomber ani @olmej5o
ob5uperien obne Odbei Sdooeu an.
suri1ter, puroe bon itoIieniiden6lie-
germ oneeoriffeu imO oertrieben Gii
ieinoIi6er 9(eroplon muroe a6geidoi-
fen giner Der 5nei Sniaiieu mar
toot, Der onoere lpuroe eefauoen &c.
nontmen Gine 5ueite Wlaidjiue ipiit.
Oe in 9uftfriegc in Ser llmgceeno
bon 9iglio, iiiooitlid] bon @or5, nb'
eei1oilen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Wldfbtm aiitFun6e
Ier 8reis fUir6 0urdjaenommen.

N1VL JlLtF9 IVE4V VHtISNWVNINtW.
Sin S9iiler fprtft bon Der grGbes
rem unS fIsineren 0dlfte Oes Rreiies in
ben OieIer our9 cine Sebns SerIeat
piro.
@ntIebt jprin9t Der 2ebrer, Elm als
ter @rpfeFor, auf; ,Bic lannH 0u
10 etlpos iosenl~ idrcit er i'm an, ,,rs
sisbt uur snsi 0Glf!cn uno biei, Rno
glejt!"
Nd1 elmer Mele fabrt or etpas
rubger fcrt: ngEenn bic 0r1bere
60lfte BON cudj fnldit, percet ier oas
natiirIia nj. Itraen.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
aas FaItc gaS crniidjterte.


2ouis Hutb noIlte ipcgcu Samilieu-
itreit Oes Goieius 8iiroe bon Ii6
idiitteIn. Sprung BON ser
9rebbriide an ser 2igbt.stroBe
III Die 5Iittben. - 9eiouu iim
i'm &oiier zines 9eiicren uuO
rief Iullt Inn SiiIfe.
2ouiS Rutb, 45 Sabre alt, Der
oneiebt, on ser 2ofemooo. gtpemle 5u
pobnen, iprous geitern g}a6mittog
bon Der Drebbriide al DER Sight
StroBe III ungeblid ieIbitmorOerilber
9Ibiitbt in's @oiier. ga oas faIte
8oiier ibm ui6t ionOerIib beboete
lno ibm oie 2llit gum Sterben ber-
gaugen mar, ibrie er moroSiGnrner-
lid Inn $Hlfe. Serr s. Sofimon
bon Scr. $50, Seotb. .Strobe, elite IN
eincm &uoerboot 81 Siilie lmo 500
oen 5dbncfloppernoen SeIbitmoro-
GonOiOoteu III leit Boot lno bro6te
i'm ans 2ono. 9tutb CAB an 0urh
SonliIienitreitisfeiten 6u ieineul Dor-
eiligen Sbritt DeronloBt poroen 5u
Icin. 9lo1oem CT init trodencn alei.
bern bcrieben moroet mar, 900 er,
lin cine grfdBrimg reiGer, leinen
beimiidcn @enotct 5u.
Su9en0Iidcr 2ci9tituu.
8cpnBtIoS im0 nit elmer b0len
Gerlebuas om &opi pilrOc ser fl
Sabre alte Sobn QaDlor, ,uon Scr.
1890 SaG.S6arp. .5traBc. Dem G2cr.
cp'Soipitol cineeIieiert. Ger Suuac
mar oitf Ga9 Qrittbrctt einer @Iettri
.ldleh Der %ariorO.glnenue, geIticgen
mo ipranq IN boiler So5rt all Der
Sborp. .StroBe ino Beadl .9IlleD ob,
.oIS iib Ser Sdaifner uabertc. GaG
Dem Sl6lprme lief Ger 9nobe eegeu
eilten in ertgeaengeicbter 9libtlmg
fommcl0en StraBenbabnuaggon imO
iuuroe rciieite geialeuoert, uoour9
or bepuBtlos liegcit Dlieb. Ger SSnbas
ber enes Die llugliiditeIlc pdliirenoen
&rofhpdGenS brabte Oen 9na6ei
nod Dem SpipitaI.
lludliidli6cr Il Stur5.
1urb NoS glnsgleiten onI ser Ser.
auOa ielneS .pauIcS, 9}r. $50 g9eit-
Sapctte.@troBe, Itiir5tc Scrr Syolepb
Seller 10 lueliidliG 5u 8oOeL oaB
er bcipuBtIoS Iieeeu blieb. Sn llni.
ueriitdtS 3oipitoI, ipo9in Der Serum
oIiidte eebraht pirOc, Itenten Die
9(er5te cine @ebirnblufino feIt.
gtuto un0 Oe otorra0 collf.
0irt.
gln ser Sanouer- nn0 Camden.
StraBe ccllioirtc ooS bon SSoIepb
@oIOItenr bon gtr. 1913 @ltior.S StroBe
gelenfte 9lltonobil NIT einent Wlotor.
rao uebit Seitenpagen, lueIdeS bon
Sol. Cicero, pom 9tr. 90, 9(lbemarIc.
GtraBc, gelcutt mo ieinen Better
.uIS &ailaeier bottc. Cicero unS iriu
Better wiiroen ouf Sen 5o5roamm ge.
idIeliOert erlitteu ober feinc @erle.
bungeu. 4as Olotorrao puroe ooec.
gen itarf beiHdoigt.
Stnr5 ourd cine @Ias.
tb lire.
Ger SO Sabre oIte Sleger SSioiob
Eirfet, Der in oem Soltie 0lr, TO,
.Gitlor Strobe oas BON oen @resbp.
teridner air9en @oItimore'S ais
MiiiionSbolS beluibt ipiro, ais SauS-
meiiter beidditi9t III, fiel BEL ser 9(r.
belt OurG eine 9roBe @loStbiire i'm
@orOer5imuer oes @eb1uoes. Ser
@loun mur0c III Ser norooiiIi6cn
glmbulan6 nod Dem ct. Soiepbs.
Solpitol gebraGt. 3r. glrnelt iteIIte
cinen S6loeunfaIG feit. Ger SdoOcn
all Scr G'Iast6iire brlGltft iidj mif
@0O0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

SNtcl; rgBie BAIT Oh Did gedn0ert,
9u mlrit Triber ei,l 70 oieIrerIpredens
Der Sunse2+
yeffe: nSriilsr9 9lG rSniel, bd
frose NAL meine9ldubiser, Oh id nidt
kbt audi md bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

ab oebIibt. Serr Sur Soft.
botm: sra, 6rduleiu 9riefe iiuo
MN idou geitng fir mid aneetom.
men fontmt nid)t aud NAL ciu
auB2~ gIieIlei6t n16Itc @oDe
oo IoIt mid ein 9rieftrdser al. !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

g0sr Setter idrsi6t, bis 9iebtsrns
dst nit Der @urit lei dugciommsn,
ebinio Der beigelegte 3ettsI, absr mir
iollen ibn NAL eine Idnqert RdHrihE
Sussbsn lailsn. Se5isBt ii6 oos nun
aur cen ,3ettel oosr duf Sic
@urtg"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Wro0 i0ie In Nrieo.

@rd0l0 i.e im&rieG.
,,Dos fault osnn btut a RaB
nod Scr auoeru 8ierSiiupfl2"
y&obt Subcr. bss is eroo Is, mic
6ei amer S6Iad]i, ipsmlt amol n
Curt balbmeoS befeet bait, uuaBt
imner bin!er ibm Der Iatn ulo bari.
tn ia Belt Iaii'n iouit podt er 81
tpieocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
l[h[ehen.

SIN Ban; ;|iew.SofpitoL itorb nad
Idueerer arantbeit Sobom @iln0eI.
manu- OeIicn 9eeroignng ant Glen.
itoo @ormittaeS 10 llbr, bon Der
Sdpelc' 0es 2eidenbeitatters 9biI.
%erlpig ous itattfinSct,
SobAt GiidDer.
sSin 6l. 2ebensiobre iourOe ge.
iterit in ieiHer @obnnre,. OIr. 343,
O.4oDIuh. .9troBe, Serr Sobu 6ir
idcr aus 6cn 2eben ob6crufen. Gieis
betranert tpiro Ser 0obiueeidieoene,
peIder iidJ etober geIie6tbeit in
5reiIuoeSfreiicn erfreutc, bon ieiuer
@ottin &dtberiiie Slider uno 9lnee.
borieei. 9ie @eerOiaiua finOet ON
@1ittwodb, gtodnlittogs 9 llbt, bonn
EraiierbmiIc aus ouf Oeut g2oltooil
Borf 6ric0boie4 ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
gLMd am @rnn6

pDie geitinniuue unIcrcs Sod,
scitstogcs iiberIoiic ih Sbueu. Iiebc
ShmIegcrmouta, obcr bitte, iiid1t Sen
6reitnq."
r5ino Sic obergldnbiid2-
,,ySorum nidt eorl glber 90 ha6'
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