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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03

TEW YORK. July 5.-~A player on
NJ a tail end team ought 10 MI
4 from 10 to 80 points higher than
he would II he were on pennant bat
Ting crew" ventured a fan the othef
day
'Howzate"
well. pitchers rarely work thet
heads off against cellar champs Class
tells in baseball Usually before Jnt
fifth or sixth inning comes along, the
good team is so far ahead that the
game is practically sewed up There
fore the pitcher on the tOp-heavy team
saves his arm He lobs them over and
Of course. the hatsmen got more hlts,
thus fattening their averages
Now take the case OF the Giants
and Larry Doyle last season continued
the tanner. I'm 1915 the Giants blew
themselves TO the first champion bats
men they have had for many years
Also. the Giants finished in the cellar
After August IS they never had
chance 20 win the bunting
And. so. from that time on. the op-
posing pitchers didn't work so awfuily
hard against the Giants-and Larry
DOyle's average grew so large that a.
the end OF the year he led the pack
LnJoIe and Others.
Napoleon LajOie never played on .
championship team Yet his batting
average. year after year. was wonder
fuL His grand hitting mark ranks
among the highest ever turned in Only
twice during his long career had La
jOie been on club that actually was
in the fight for any extended period
Opposing clubs rarely found il hard
to beat LalOie's team and so the rival
pitchers frequently took 1t easy when
heaving TO Napoleon
'-Ty Cobb did his most tremendous
hitting during the years when the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03
ERRORS ENABLE
CLERKS TO WIN

Tommy Thompson and Buster"
Giuett hooked up in the first pitching
duel Of the season in the morning
Each allowed five hits and the game
went nine innings before a decision
was reached. Victory should have
rested on the husky left arm OF
Thompson. but a galaxy Of errors in
the last two innings gave the clerks
the deciding run. the final score being
10 /.
GilIett was in wonderful form for
elk innings and didn't give a semblance
Of q hit until Two were out in the
seventh. The Krackaj jacks then got
10 him for two singles but GlIlett
Whitfield Kimbau and retired the side
Tatum Gets a Hit.
There were two out in the second
when Tatum singled for the first hit
off Thompson and there were also two
down in the fourth when H. Hunter
doubled for the second hit Thompson
didn't allow another hit until the
eighth
There was no score when the regular
seven innings had been played krack-
s5acks opened the eighth with Hands
at bat He famed Lampkln singled
and stole second Joe Luvas poled one
TO left for two bases and Lampkin
scored. Joe was all in" when ne
pulled up at second He momentarily
lost his balance and was caught or
The bag. Young famed
aKraeIzs go Up
The Krackajacks merely had 10 hoio
The clerks scoreless to win but they
proceeded 10 do a balloon ascension.
Paul Fisher came up in the role OF
pinch hitter and lifted a long one 10
right center Young waved Lucas back
md then muffed the ball Brown rolled
che at Ashmore which should have
been turned into a double play but
sshmore booted it. Both runners were
safe. Lyman hoisted a long one 10
Isampkin, who made a great catch and
catch in center off Barker's fly Gun
ningham hit over second and F1sher
scored. Hunter flew out to Young IN
deep center
Hands Fans With Sacks Full
Anderson led off for the hardware
Team in the ninth. He hit safe over
second. Ashmore sacrificed but Cal
lsgher was retired on strikes Thomp-
eon walked and Kimban was safe on
Browns error. filling the bases Gil
LETT then faced Hands and retired him
on strikes.
Thompson was showing the pace ~
the ninth. Tatum. first up. singled 70
center Lawrence was safe on Ander-
sons error but Anderson recovered the
ball TO throw Tatum out at second
Lawrence took second on a Wild pitch
GilIeft walked Fisher hit to AshmOre
who again fumbled and the bases were
full Brown had two strikes when he
poled a single 10 left. sending Law
renee home with the Winning run
N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03
HURLEY DEFEATS
SANTA RITA NINE

santa Rita. y ", July 3--Hammer-
ing Porter's benders all over the lot
In the ninth inning for a total of four
runs, the Hurley team defeated santa
Rita. s to :. in Sundays game and
evened up or the weekend contests.
Santa Rita having taken the Chino cup
contest on Saturday. Both teams
fielded poorly on sunday The score;
r. II. f
Hurley COS 600 104-S Is g
Santa Rita -..--530 600 0oO-l Il >
Batteries. Hurley. SorensOn and
RYAN santa Rita. Goodman. Bausman,
Porter and Robertson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03

DOOR car service and an inclination
on the part Of the gunners faS
prefer a shady spot and a cold drink
to standing out IN the hot sun proved
too much for the Pass City Gun
clubs shoot on Sunday morning and
the smallest attendance Of the season
was the result
DON'T forget that there VIII be
baseball at Rio Grande park On
Tuesday, the Fourth Seventh IN
fantry plays the Feldmans IN the
morning, with the army band IN at
tendance. The soldiers vii use
Graham On the mound while Maesch
is likely to start for the photoqzph-
ers.
XYTALZ and KTackajacks meit in
the first afternoon game lose
Villareal viii pitch tor the Walk
team while KimbalI, q new mn, Is
due to ascend the mound fo1 the
hardware team Joe Lucas vi be
IN reserve, should the MexicanS be-
gin to hit Kimball
EVERYBoDYS face the bakeu IN
the second afternoon game. his
game viii decide the temporrv
league leadership and it IS sue tobe
a humdinger Of a battle. Paul Fissr
has been saved for duty with de
clerks while manager Simms DzEs
viii likely start Pete Leyva. Lsyu
hasn't been beaten this yez-
while Fisher is one Of the Ieadiu-
pitchers Of the league so this gam
should be real classy. In fact, IL
whole holiday card looks above Il
average and the Commercial Lacquer.
have given rs some great baseball
lately.
"DOC" CRANDALL is pretty much
of a veteran but he sure is
pitching good ball for the Oakland
team in the Coast league.
CLIFF HILL got bumped IN the
first game of the double bill at
Dallas on Sunday. Dallas gathered
10 hits on the FL Paso southpaw
who is twirling for Waco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03
SPANISH GRAND PRX RACE
IS WON BY COINS TEDDY

san sebastian. spain. July S.-The
Grand PriN Of 1000 pesetas tapproNi-
mateIv $4,000 was run here Sunday
in the presence OF king Alfonso and
vast crowd and was won handily by
j. T. COINS Teddy. ridden by Bliss
spirit was second and W X Wander
bits Meigs was third
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03

EW YORK. July - player On
n a tail end team ought to hi'
4 = from 10 to so points higher than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03

"a by I,evra Is. by Grinder 1. BY
Wsresch s. runs. off Brennan a, of Leyva
o. off Grinder .. off Maresch 3; hits. OF
Brennan g. of Leyva l. off Grinder 5, on
sfaresoh Z. two base hits Adkins Head ;
three base hits. Milan. Mortimer. Buchanan n,
Martinez stolen base. Maresch- sacritice
TIM sfrrIcI- ont bv Brennan g. by Leyva 8,
by Maresch 6. base on balls, or Marescn .
first base on errors Feldmans 2; ieft on
bases PurItys e. Feldmans 4. Wild pitch
n-aresch /. passed balls. by McCracken s.
time Of game. 1:3s: umpire. Lortzi scorer
Covne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03

"DOC" CRANDALL is pretty much
of a veteran but he sure is
pitching good ball for the Oakland
team in the Coast league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-03
To OUR SAY

To OUR SAVINGS DEPOsITORS.
DepOsitOrs in the Fist NatiOna.
Bank Savings Department are re
Quested TO present their pass books
the Savings Window for the entrJt OF
semi-annual interest
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Advertisement
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that she must be interested in the
work she would share.
There was no dUplicity in her ma
ture, of that he was assured. Her
face frightened wonderfullysa the
philanthropic venture was debated
on. On the impulse of the moment
and under her sweet influence Allen
closed. then and there with her broth
er as his manager for five years.
The contract was perfected at the
Office of Aliens lawyer the next day
and Allen was disappointed that Miss
Bland did not come, as well as her
brother. Bland gave a bond, as was
usual He was awarded unrestricted
control of the charitable fund.
One week later Allen left for Alas
ka. It was a strange climate, that
to which his physician sent him, but
the latter knew the family complaint
thoroughly. If the keen, bracing air
of the far north did not destroy the
germs of the implanted disease there
was no hope for the young man.
Now strange and unforeseen ad-
NClLu4C0 " c1DOuG " u Oils pll = III
the case of Edgar Allen, that were to
test the true gold in his nature and
cause him to forget his ailments. Six
months after he left home he re-
ceived word from his lawyer that the
bulk Of his investments, placed with
a bank, had been swallowed in a dis
NAL criminal failure
A year later he was advised that
an accidental fire had destroyed The
children's home. When he CAME to
consider that there were no funds
left to pay Bland his salary, Allen
about decided that the $4,000 in /
vestment was a failure.
He had been robbed of the greater
part of the money he had carried
with him. Then he became acquaint-
ed with an old miner The latter in
duced him to send for money de-
posted in reserve at San Francisco.
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been at fault. The prospect gave
good surface indications, but ran
shy as depth was gradually attained
and disappeared finally entirely.\
wish I'd never tempted you to
throw good money after bad"
mourned the veteran.
Never mind that" responded
Allen cheerily, and he braced, threw
out his chest, breathed deep and
swung his arms with exquisite real
iZatiOn of actual strength. The
work, the air, the exposure have
made new man of me. I've found
what l went after with a faint heart
health. What is the money to
that? l can earn my own living
now. See here, partner, why not
come to the states with me? I'm
going back"
ANY use?" propounded the miner
obviously.
81 can't tell. There's the wreck of
a fortune Maybe among the debris
l can find enough salvage to start
you and me in some respectable lit
tie business. If not, we'll build up
from the ground floor, eh?"
There was something linspiriting
in the enthusiasm and courage of
the health-restOred young man, and
his partner could not resist the in
fluence of his hopeful nature The
nearer they got to home, the more
wildly there required to the mind of
Allen the thought of the young man
and his sister, who had taken up his
philanthrOpic project. It was at the
town of Newburg that the -children's
home had been located. 1t was there
that Allen and his companion ar
rived by train at dusk one evening.
Mr.. AIlen-it can't be pOssiblep'
The words halted Allen. He smiled
down into the face of his lawyer, who
stood regarding him in wonder. He
had long since given up his client as
IooI h found II dif1rVYIf n boIiorvo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
..glaIIonal ataans. z
,antritan srasue. .
,SOaialiitiIdle QiebertQfeI0.

Giner Ginlaoung zines ser dlteIien
0iitglie6er ser ,So5iaIiItiI6en sic.
oertoieI" 5oIse IeiitenO, ianoen lih
Sonntae ldnlmtli6e @1italieoer oeS
@ereinS nit ibren gIngeboriaeu ip.
tpie 6reunoen mo gefannten al Il.
ner eemiit6IiAen @eburtstaasieier
in Olr. 2432, Sreoerid gluelule, sip
iammer Gas @e6urtStosStino, Ser
G9riit Wleuten crit felt eiuiaen Wlc-
naten luieoer ber6eirot6et, fano eS
on9enebni, nit ieinen sSreunoeu iei.
men "A, @eburtstaa 81 feiern. @lit.
ten in Der fro6lihen Stimmimg ge.
oohte mou mlh Ser oelitiden @rii,
Der ilno eS pliroe beiHloiieiL ooB
iib ollie 5ur @oiIen6mlsieier i'm Ri-
Der @iem 8nrf einfin0eu ioIlen.
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syranflin..s3OdIidntle.

Die SabresiAluBfeier Ser niSranf.
lin.So6ihule~ 81 Reiiterstown miro
am %. Suni I'M Tabernacle 8u
gmorp.@robe aefeiert meroen Gie
@raOuirten iino. @iQiam =. gltfin-
ion. GlauOius 6 @ange, 9Ilice g.
@lod, Clarence S. 9omen. SeIen 20.
GbiIos, 6. Senton Eaug6ertp, Glen
@t. ToDIe. g(rtbur s. gdeurooe, SEA.
t6rDn 6. @oriud, Gopor0 6. Sor.
eeit IT,, g0ua N1ao 6enrD. &egi-
ualo Soiepb Sumter, @laraoret
GrombIe Snttenbauer, @2aOge @eorl
Sadion ScIcu glisabetb aaboc, 81.
fie Wlarie @ing 9lelIie @1ap 2ong,
2illian @liller, 1aiip @lioabetb 5af-
fell, Grace gitber SO. sboenater,
@iaiam S. 9ooe Slaoe. Nlarg aa-
tbarine StanfieIO, lSeIen 9uoire 20
bell, SlabeI @oruer. Sarolo 9.
@bitc. @ilIiam %. @oIf ino 9(rt6ur
9Rid @yatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13

SSn iebr beoeuflihem 8uitonO Be.
iinoet ii6 ser 3S Sabre alte SorrD
9Soole BON g3r. 1912 91orO.9urbam.
StroBe, nit elmer ShuBmlmoe i'm
@enid i'm ct. Soiepbs.SoipitaI.
4oole, oeiieu GciunO6eits5uitano oieI
5u piinihen ii6rig ldBt begab lib &c.
Itern nod Ger @o6nino ieiner Dlnt.
ter, Inn oieielbe 81 beiuben. Rur5
nad Der 9fiidfebr no6 ieinem Sauie,
moieIbit er nit ieiuer 5rau po6nt.
miroe elm SduB in Dem 3immer
oernommen lmo9oolc bepiBtlos ouf
Dem 5uBbooen auigehnoeu. Die
9Ier5tc be5eidnetell Den 3uitano oes
0eonnes ais iebr fritiid.
@ooIe geitonO ipdter i'm SoipitaI
elm, oaB er, ebe er iib Oie SduB.
mlmoe beibrobte, feds 2ueditlber.
Sobletten geibludt bate. @r ertldrte
oen 9ler5ten geeeniiber, ooB er ilidlt
lGnger Ieben uoae. 3ie BoIi5ei fanO
in Dem 8iuner oes Sebensmiioeu
Sen Heoolber, iopie ein 5ldih6en,
meldes nod iebs Der @iftpillen ent.
bielt, 6erner laeeu ouf eiuem Glide
bier @riefe, Die ale oeriiegelt moren.
3ieieIben meroen bonn Coroner Sns.
leD geoifnet iperoen, fous BooIe aus
Dem Qeben ichei0en ioLIte.
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eEener

GurA aur8i6hiB entltauo IN Der
9lulaee Der gleIion &inplate unO Wle.
tal.Gompagnie glr. t04 SiiO-Gbor.
les.StraBe, ein Brand, Der bon Der
olarmirteu 5eieruebr ihnell ge.
l6ibt iueroeu fonnte.
Gin 6euer, oas geitern 0lorgcr
gegen A ll6r i'm Seller oeS 9alieS
Nr. 1929, 6oit-gloerue, ausbroh,
fiilte oas @ebGuOe nit einem oitbtel
&auD, Der Die 8eipobner, Srau Ebs.
reia 0auaber mo oeren bier GinOsr,
auf oie StraBe trieb. Sic muBtet
in ibren gladteem6noern fliidten.
0ie 6euerlpebr BON &igblanotopn
bate Die 6lammen in penigen Se-
fiinOen eeIoidt uno '6er 51ooen lit
ni1t beoeiiteno.
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gahte grm Elm.

Ole 9(bFbt, cine 0liniite an 3eit
geipinuen 81 pollen lit Dem 80 Sab
re olten Sermaun 9open bon glr.
1926 @omonolon-g[Oenue, iebr t6eu-
er 81 Iteben eefommeu. 9owen ar.
beitete an elmer SominD.Olaidine in
ben @erfen ser Baltimore &eorl so.
minp- p-Gompagnie am 8uBe Der 500
mnros sStraBe, ais ieine Mai6iue
Ourh 0ie WlaHe oeritopit iulroc, lno
gum Stiaitano fam. 9lnItatt sic
@aihine ab8uiteIeM Inn Oas @aI3.
merf 81 reinieeu, griif @owen nit
Der Sano in ole @al5en Inn sic MaI.
ie au entiernen. Sym iel6en 9(uaen.
bid lebte iib ole N1ai6ine in @epe.
gung rno bradte oen redten g(rm
Oes WSnnnes 5piihen ole 8al5en.
Gbe es Dem @orar6eiter gelang, oie
Wlaibine nbslrtellen, mar benz I'm
gIiidIiben Scr lluterarm bereits boI-
Itdnoig 5ermalmt. Ger @eringIiidte
mrroe nad Dem llniDeriitdtS.Solpi.
tai aebradt luoieIbit oie gler5te cine
9lmputation fir uotbwenoio era9te.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
GylaaQentaa Scr ,,Glfs".

Die glnItrengungen Der lofalen So.
ge Der .@fs" Die gtationol.G Gonpen.
tion bonn If. biz Is. SuIi gum gr0B-
ten @rfolge 0ieier 9lrt IN Der @e.
Idihte ser ,Glfs4 5li MADDEN iueroea
ni6t Der 5eier ibres 6laegeutaaeS
ihaoen. 0loreeu Nlittpo1, iperoen
Die .@Ifs" in ibrem neuen &eim Oil
@eit,6apette., nabe Soparo-StraBe,
ouf benz 0odgarten NIT entlpreden.
oen 6cicrli6teiten Die 6lagge Biiieu.
Die 6eier oes 6luggentages nnr0e IN
Oie @e6r1u9e ser .glfs" aufgenom.
men un0 1928 2oeen mer0en ben
Gag ieieru. Cine neue Blagge 20
Bel 10 SUB, puroe BON ben 8olti-
morer @lfS eetaliit imo miro iicb 3un
erlten W}ale in Scr @riia bIGben. Re.
fer s. Campbell ioa bic 5laggeu-
@coe balten. @roBneiiter GOwarO
Gultp traf ale @orbereitlineen fir
ben @ettbeluerb Der Muiif.2apelen,
melder einen ser groBteu gln5ie.
bungspunfte ser @lfs.@ohe biloeu
miro. % beiu1enoe aopelen lper.
sen iidD I'M goarpreiie ii So5e bon
$1,000 6eperben. Sn Srage fonlmen
MIR einbeiniide &opeacn iuio iolde
bonn Diitrift Columbia.
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adren @erIeblnaen erleaen.

Ole Is Wlonote alte @iolo Smith
BON 03r. 72s, 9(isquitb-StraBe, Die
Dor elmer @o1e Oie 9reppeu abitiir5-
te, ais i6re @lutter 8u6all fam, itarb
geitern Oforgen i'm sSsraeIitiiben
SoipitaI. Gos @ldo6en tpurOe nad
Dem 'Stur5 bon einem 9lr5t beban-
oelt. 9lm Sonntag Wiprgen wuroe
iie aber beunBtIos lmo oanu nod
Dem Soipital gebradt. Die gIer5te
i'm Soipital iteaten felt oaB ooS
ainO einen Sh0oeIbriid erlegen
nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
0es Qe6ens miiOe.

9urb @asgerl6 aufmerflam ge.
mo6t, betrat 2ouis Carp BON 9Ir.
461, gioro. .@apItraBe, geitern @lor.
gen oas 8immer ieines S9pagers
Saco6 GOelitein uno fanO ieiueu a0r-
per nabe Dem @osofen, oeiien SGbne
often itanoen Iiegeu. 9ie bon Carp
bena9ridtigte Ppli5ei fonnte nit Dem
@ullnotor ni6ts aiSridten, GA Der
Mam augeniHeinli9 i6on ldneere
3eit foot lpar. Cine 0ede mar 10
nm oen @asofen gepidelt, oaB iie
cine 9lrt Eri1ter biloete, in oen @Oel-
itein ieinen aopf eeitedt bate. SIS
lit fcin @rimO fir Oas @orgeben
befannt. Der Sootc mar in gutter
2aune, ais er Sonrtag 5u 8ett ging.
@r mar 49 Sabre aft un0 binterldBt
5rpei S0bne umo cine Eodter. Der
SOB ieiner 8rou mar Dor einigen
Sabren Elm idperer Shlag fir ibu,
aber g}iemanO bate ibm Selbltmoro-
geOanfen 3ueetrallt.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SSm 9rooflpn.Bart, peitlidb bon
@rooflpu, wuroen wGbreno Der les-
ten ggoGe 140 8ar5ellen ourh ben
Gigentbiimer Sobn GulUert perfallft.
Gie @ar5ellen iuur6en in @ruppen
bon 9 uno me6r Derfauft. SIN gan.
3en bat Serr @uI0ert iomeit bon ben
iiber 1000 9nr5ellen bis iett 454
perfailit.
Die @orporotions.@ .@eielIhoft
Geter grogau, reidtc Bel Dem @e6dil.
oe.Snipeftor 0ie @ldne fir Die gr.
ribtllug bon 10 5meiItodigen Stein.
bduiern auf oen @rinoitiideu glr
25t4 bis 1882, Sit.9ioole. .StroBe
elm.
Oliber 81. 9lnnan bat Oen 8e.
iibtitel ouf ons oreiit6dige @d1ais
glr. 3St0 @reenmoimt-9luenue bon
S. g8. Goote ii6ertragen erbalten
1as @eibaft wuroe Ourd oeu Steal.
tD Mort abeeidloiien.
Die in oen @merionian
9(partements gelegene gIpotbefe iuur-
Sc fir 0ie 8eitoauer mebrerer Sab.
re an @aller unO Sones bermietbet.
Sberlt SarrD 8. Cooper bon Caro-.
line.Goumtp lit geitetn pom @ouoer.
neur gum General bef0roert ipor6en.
gln Ieiner Stelle mlrOe ser @anfprG-
iioeut 3. @oplano Gbomas gum
0beriten ernannt.
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Sin beitercS Gertett.

Seitere Scenen ipielten iib gelteri
9(beno in DER noro6itliden 8oli3ei.
itotion ob, ols omei N1itelieoer Der
,,gboIe Socials" bon Dem 8ellen.
IblieBer Dinter S6loB mo giieeel
eebra6t muroen. Sn Der g3ebenoeae
befanoen iid bier @titelieoer oes
n9ea Clubs" melde ole @erbaftung
Der gteuanfommlinge beronlaBt bat.
ten uno bel oeren glnfunft i'm Sta
tions-@efdneniB Elm 6reuoensebeul
anitimmten. Die in 5rnge tommen.
Zen feds glrreitauten iino aue gleger.
0ie 0pei @1itglieoer Der ,Gbaie
Socials" botten fir Die bier @litslie.
Der oes Gonfiirren3.@lubs bon Hih.
ter glift geitern glodmittog tpegen
onge6Ii@er Stubeit6rtng &aftbefeble
crlangt. &oum botten iie aber oas
StotionSbmiS perloHen, oa fomen
aud ibon oie bier 9eanten oes ,gell
Clubs unO Derloneten SaftbefebIc
fir Die Serren bonn oGbole Social
Ger 9tidter fam aub Dem @unihe
oericlben nod un6 menige Stunoen
ipdter trofen licb oie ltreitenoen
gorteien I'M iiGeren BOD.
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Sin 1tn6efnnnter aetSOtet.

Sin bisber uniOentifi5irter Wlann,
Der etpa i'm 9llter bon 40 Sobren &c.
itanoeu bat, lit geiteru 9lbeno gegen
nelm llbr, bon einem eleftrii6en
@aggon Der n@aibington- 9aIti.
more un0 glnnopolis-9o6n" iiberfabs
rem mo auf Der Steae get6otet NOR
Den. Gie 2ei9e ipuroe in einem Spe-
5ialWoggon in oas llnioeriitdtssSo-
ipitaI gebradt imo nad elmer dr3tli.
den llnteriudung in 0os Itdotiihe
9eidenbaus seibafft. Ser 8erun.
sIiidte mar etiua fiiuf SUB iiebeu 8oa
groB uno mog 140 @hlno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
@nr5e StaOtnemiafeiten.

SSn Reiiierstoun ion cine Erode
ne Siga" gegriinoet ueroeu, um im
Scrbit fir Ero6ibition 3u aaitireH.
3Uolf 9linoe Der 9loiic pon 1887
bielteu aeltern in 0enl @ebdlIOe oes
@oIDteHuiihen Snitituts, Ser frii6e.
rem @aarDldnoer 8linoeuibuIe, eipe
Aellnion.
Sr. Gbns, 8. Sod. ser Slperir
tenoent Der oifentIideu SAulen lit
geltern BON 9teuem ais @rdiIoent 0es
,.8altimorer 2ebrer.@ereins" ae,
m1blt mor0en.
8ur SabreS.Gouoentiou oeS pa.
tional.Qcreins ser Greoit Qellte~
reiiien 0eltern @ornliitag 30 @alti.
morer a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Sin lnaIiifIidler 2Mfaa.

Coroner Sonce beronitaItete oe-
Itern 9Lbeno in Der Canton 9oli5ei-
itotion einen Snqueit bedHgIid Oes
Gooes Der 16 Sabre olten genjamin
@ono BON gar. 51S, Siio.8ouloin-
StraBe, uno oeS II Sabre olten
Sobn Stidlein iiih,, bon gar. 712,
Siio A. StroBe, oie beiOe an Sonns
tag No6mittog bei'm 9ooen I'M Sol.
eate Greet, eegeniiber bon 9iiber
@ieip, crtranten. Qie @ei6wcrenen
eoben in ibrem @erOift an Dob 6os
@rtrinten Der &noben ols llnfaIL 5ll
betrabten iei. Qie @rtrimfenen ma.
rem felt bielen Sobren enge 8reltnoe.
Sic geb0rten Der Ser8 Seii.@emein-
oe in Sigblonotopn an llno miro in
Der Ser0 Selli.airAe am Wlittmod
Wlorgen eine gemeiniome Hequiem-
Weiie fir Die 70 pl0bli6 aus Dem
2eben @eriIIenen celebrirt meroen.
Stidlein miro aiif Dem Dat 2opn"-
6rieobof beeroigt meroen pdbreno
Bomb feline Iette 9iubeitdtte ouf Dem
nSl. @rl0ier- 6rieobof~ finOen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-13
Olnhm NnefHLher.

Die 38 Sabre olte 2illion @eocod,
SauSb6Iterin bon 2ouis 6orIter bon
Scr. 1884 0'0onnell. .StroBe, nobm
geitern 91o6mittog in ibrer gob.
nung einige 0uediilber. Eabletten
uno muroe in Ser glmbulon0 0es 0it.
Iihen 0iitrifts nn6 Dem uSt. 500
iepb's $oipital" eebro6t. sic poIlte
niht oneeben Oh iie Die @iaen init
9lbiidt ooer aus 8eriebeu geiAIudt
totte.