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The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
AMATEUR LEAGUES TO
PLAY TITLE Series
Winners of Post-Season Game Will
Compete With Baltimore Juniors
in lntercity Contests.

The Washington Amateur Baseball
League and the Capital City Baseball
League both held league meetings last
night. at French's store, at 424 Ninth
street northwest There was a good
representation of all teams in both
leagues
1t was decided in a joint meeting of
both leagues that a post-season series of
three games would be played between the
winning teams in the two leagues on
dates to be determined as soon as the
two winners are determined. The win
ners OF this post-season series to play
the winning team Of the American Anna
teur League Of Baltimore.
President Late announced that the
American League Park had been secured
for the games in Washington and the
Oriole Park in Baltimore. The first
game OF the intercity series will be
played in Baltimore. September 16. The
second game will be played in Washing
ton shortly after. and in case OF a tie
a third game will be played in one city
or the other according to the result of
a toss-up.
The Capital City Amateur League has
changed its schedule, and announces the
following schedule:
August 81 Phoenix Shamrock; Septem-
Der l, National-Shamrock September 2,
AIOAuOlS-E uOeulA' StplSllDeE d LiOtHlA-
National; September 6, IrOquois-Sham-
rock; September 7, National-Iroquois;
September g. Shamrock-National: Sep
tember 3. ShamrOCk-National; September
Il. PhOenix-Iroquois; September II, Ma
tional-Phoenix: September 13. Shamrock
Iroquois; September a. IrOquois-Na-
tional
Today's results in the Washington
Amateur League were as follows: S. S.
c. c. ?; BeIvedere, o; Regent \. c., I;
Holy Rosary. l. and Cherrydale Juniors,
.: Battles, 5
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
RAILROAD STRIKE WILL
NOT HALT BIG FIGHT

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. 3o.-It
will take more than a little thing
like a nationwide railroad strike to keep
Charley White and his arch enemy,
Freddie Welsh, from swapping wallops
IN twenty-round championship mill
here on Labor Day.
Regardless of whether the strike is
called. the fight will go through as
scheduled" said the promoters today,
They shtvered as they spoke, however,
as strike will mean the loss of many
thousands OF dollars to the gents wht
are putting up their money.
There was no let-up today to the
strenuous training grind Of either man
Welsh worked with Battling Reddy,
Wop Flynn, Jack Britton and Charley
Ross for sparring partners. White gave
an exhibition before a meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary in the ballroom OF
the Hotel Antlers.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
CoNNAUGHT PARK ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-ontano Juvenile; purse. 500; ,
sar-oldS; Eve and ynshaf furlongs. Princess Fay,
III; Orans, IL; Java, III: Bell Mahon, liz; SILK
Rustic, II; Capt R., is
SECOND RACE-BeaTerdale; purse. 800; 2year.
olds; sI frTlOngS Berthisr. lb; Capt Ray. lOS
Graphic. ls; Joanna II Imported l0; Aris'
'ooulus imported. Ill; Hasty Cora, ~; Lady
Aon. n5; SolTsig. lis.
THIRD RACE-Selling; purss. 500: 3year-olds
and upward: one mile. Pepper Sauce. IO4: Baby
OL, lo4: billie Baker. lo6; Paymaster. lU; Hand
ful. IB; StIrup Il3
FOURTH RACE-Military Handicap purse. soC
syear-olds and upward; one mile Yenetia %;
splutter. o3; Prince Hernis IO4; Christophine l6
| -ump, lT; Thorn Hill. I18; Fels, IL
! TFTH RACE-SsIling; purse. 500; 3year-oids
q upward; 81 furlongs 'Alecto, 90 Oostumer
+: Hauasrkopt. loi; No News. lOs; Lost Fortune.
;; VIII Cakh. lT
'ATH RACE-Selling: purse, 500: 5year-olds
ID upward: aI furlOngs. Gentlewoman lG;
Broom Corn lcz; 'Orpsrth l05; Rsquiram lOs; Miss
Gayls. los; Lady London. 10: Little Nephew. liz
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Walter Z. and Laura H. Kern, boy.
John F. W and Millie ?. Vorkoeper, boy.
Lewis n and Tvey VI. Towers, boy.
Theodore W. and Willie NJ sofge boy.
Thomas C. and Madeline Restifo. boy.
Msckell B. and Eva r. Payne, boy.
Robert l.. and Maggie Phelps. boy.
Henry n. and Mary C. Ober. boy.
Joseph A. and Mary z Mason. girl.
John A. and Loretta V. Martin. girl.
John T. and Jane Mercer. girl.
Frank b. and Margaret NJ Marsden. boy.
James +. and Della V. Lsnhsm. girl
Edgar ]. and Olive Harrison boy.
Herbert L. and Sadia NJ Landolt, girl
Harry S. and Bessie 4. Hooper, boy
Charles C. and Mary X. GeduIdig, girl.
William ]. and Jennie NJ. Frsin, boy
Daniel and Elizabeth Foley. girl
John C. and Elsie NJ Formin. boy.
George A. and Jenny NJ Finch. girl
Ralph and Minnie Chandler girl
Louis H. and Bertha NJ Coeyman, boy.
Frederick r. and Madeline Darlington, boy
Oscar C. and Jeneriere Beatty. boy.
Emil H. and Andre p. Bachschmid girl
Ray and Lula Buchanan. Url.
COLORED.
James and Edmonia TillmAn. boy.
John and Florence Smith. boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
HINDENBURG DISMISSES
50 TEUTONIC GENERALS
New Staff Head Reorganizes Gigantic
German Army.

(By the International News ServiceJ
The Hague, Aug. 30.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, who has just succeeded
Gen. Won Falkenhayn as chief of the
German General Staff, has begun the
complete reorganization of the gigantic
army. He has already dismissed thirty
generals, says a dispatch from Berlin.
Intense feeling, bordering on panic, has
been caused in Germany by the sweep
ing changes. 1t is generally believed
that the plans of Won Hindenburg and
Won Falkenhayn clashed because the
former chief of staff did not wish to
send troops to the eastern front, main
tanning that a decision could only be
reached in the west.
The intervention of Roumania in the
war caused the Kaiser to side with Won
Hindenburg. with the result that troops
are now pouring across Germany and
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
Body Identified bv RING

New York, Aug. 30.-Initials and a date
on wedding ring caused Identification
yesterday Of a woman who lay in the
morgue OF the General Hospital in Pater-
son, n. J. The inscription. &C. W. to
Z. R.. April 13, 1873" led the police to
find In the vital statistics office that
Elsa Richling was married to Cornelius
Westervelt, Of No. 1O2 Birch street, Pat
erson, on that date.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
Sleepers Killed by Car

Burlington, N. j.. Aug. 3o-Sleeping on
Public Service trolley track proved ia
tai today to Oscar Griener and Charles
Collins. They were killed instantly bv a.
car in Washington avenue. Police say
they had been drinking Gricner worked
in a silk mill. Collins was employed on
a farm.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
Highwayman Gets 80 Cents,

New York, Aug. 3O-A masked man
armed with revolver stepped out from
behind tree at Washington Park, be-
tween Willoughby and De Kalb avenues.
Brooklyn, last night and held up George
Ballard and Miss Henrietta Hymns Bal
lard handed over 80 cents, all he had and
the man vanished
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
Kaiser Meets Capt. Koenig.

Berlin (yia London), Aug. 3o.-The Ger
man Emperor, according to official an
nouncement, has received Alfred Lon
mann. president of the board Of direc-
tors of the German Ocean Navigation
Company, and Capt. Paul Koenig, COM
mander of the super-submarine Deutsch-
land, at main headquarters.
The Emperor had them as his guests
at dinner.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31

Athens colonied the peninsula Of Gal
lipoli more than $500 years ago. Its in
habitants, the DOlonkian Thracians
asked Athenian aid against savage
neighbors. and Militades walled off the
ishmus near Bulair to keep the enemy
in check
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31

that huge German reinforcements are
being sent into Hungary TO stem the
Russo o-Roumanian advance.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
PERSONALS.
A. WHITE

HIirdressing Msuic1rng and Chirrpudy and Mas
sage for Rheumatism and General DEBILITY.
BY appointment Tel North s95n W l5JS 6sh st. Nv
WORkINGMEN-IT! No USE RUSHING INT6
The frst store shop around End out where he-1
value To be had. You can LwSys spend your
cash hut be sure and car show YOU
big value in a slightly used sIit. s. up. One pricp
JUSTHS OLD STAND. SO n
NOTICE. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
LouI, Abrahams, SIS 6, Op. Pat. office.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
HOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IS R0CLE-
ward Heights TTuperty please correspond with their
Secretary. II : II vita, importance 10 do 60
R D. ARENDES. Sls 5;h St. Sc.
PROPERTY OWNERS n THE AREA OF
Rock Creek Potomac Park Connection and Key
Bridge Sites will End It 70 their advantage to
immediately '0mmn1icste With the MONTHLY
REAL ESTATE lNNEN 5l5 I street northwest.
THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
Will reopen to the public on week
days on Friday, September l, 1916.
The date of the opening of the Sunday
exhibitions will be announced later.
c. POWELL MINNIGERODE,
Director.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
LOST

LOST = SILVER FRIENDSHIP BRACELET,
Queens Chapel road and R. I. ne, Tuesday
evening; &C. L. X" on clasp; valuable only 70
owner. Reward. Is Eth st. ne.
LosT-sMALL FOX TERRIER; WHITE, WITH
brown head short brown tail; name Bessie.
Reward, lsH ph 81 nv
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE COMNISSTONERS- DISTRICT OF Co
lumhia Washington August z, Isl6.-Sealed r-o-
poss's will h. received the Office Of the Secretary
Of the Board Of Commissioners, Room 50e District
Building. until o clock ?. m, SEPTEMBER IS
1916 for the lIyins Of cement sidewalks in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Fo-ns Of proposals. Epecaca
tiCns, and Necessary information NAV be obtained
from the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department, Room
~ District Building Washington, d. c. OLIVER
P. NEWMAN LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLES
W. KCTZ. Commissioners D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
FOR RENT-HoUSES.

Ee 4,L ne. e. .-S5S5 70 Quincy ne. g, 81 g
TS Hobart nv. sr b. = 50 70 Quincy Nv ey. B. y -
ie+s y. J. ave. ir.h s g =. 81. D.. 80
= se1ton r. b. 200 li52 r. lid. 10 b. go
lg5c Calvert, lor. b. IS 50 S4S Holmead - b. ; g
SIS 6,h St ,lr. b.. 81 % l3B R / ave wr.b : -
II 18th III. %. 50 90 lS5 9Th s.. ne. sT z %
We have s@Tsrsl. 5 and rooms and bath apart
msnts Reasonable rSrr
D. 3. JOHNSON %. SIS y s. = ".
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31

W4NTED-A OR ROOM MODERN H0USE
northwest must be a bargain. une-icr-th cash
Give t-ll description BOX SD. Herald c-sce.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
RECORD AUTO COMPANY,
BROKEN CAST IRON
FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

And other mstsls welded by sutogenous process
Steam Auto Shop. SO y. J. ave NV. Lin. 2y3
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
Help Wanted-Male and Female.

HELP WANTED, ALL DEPARTMENTS, HNTEL.
cafes boarding houses bar porters; today. WASH
INGTON EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE. 1879 7th
ST NV.
HOTEL HELP WANTED n ALL DEPART
ments. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10TH
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH ABOUT TWO
yesIu' experience typesetter. 725 18th ct. NV.
COIoRED MAN WITH WHEELi $ WEEK. ~
18th
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-H0USES,
W4NTED-A OR ROOM MODERN HOTSE
northwest must be a bargain une-fcr-rh cash
Give full de<-irti1n. BOX SD. Herald c-ce.
FOR RENT STORES.
ls4o 7TH ST.-LIGHT. WITH LARGE CELLAR,
ham and la-5 possession a. ono Lease Sep
te1nbpr IS. Particulars Pho~r C0lvuhla p
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
TWO FINE CORNER HOMES II TETWORTHI
al modern improvements. la-Tr grounds beautiful
lawns Bargain prices and terms 30 suit
THOS. Z. JARRELL
So 70 Woodward Build.nE Main 20.
SNAIL ACREAGE TRACT> on m ST PIKE,
Montgurnery County. Nd. Prices cheap. Terms
suit.
THOs E JARREIL
$50 Woodward Building Main -B,
SILVER SPRING, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Md; near car line: one and o0equsTte- Gc-es
hDe brick hCuSs; cuncrsts crl-zr; furnace heat
hot and cold water; neV chicken houses; bsrn I:
sI1ge and plenty fine fruit; beautiful location;
owner needs cash. Prioc. s so. Big bz7E1iR- Act
quickly.
THOs Z. JARRELL
Sa- q Woodward BuiliInE Main 20
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
FOR RENT STORES.

ls4o 7TH ST.-LIGHT. WITH LARGE CELLAR,
ham and Nar5; possession a. ors- Lease Sep
te1ber IS Parti-rlRE PhoDe C0luuhiG p
The Washington herald., 1916-08-31
FOR SALE-AUToMOBILES,

SAXON CARS Used ONLY FOR DEMON
str4ting; all in No ! condition and Iss models
fCyinder two passenger roadster $50 q
ecylinder. touring II. o
+cylinder, small delivery rs x
Ford, 1915, touring in frStclA- crndition. Can be
bought a. A reasonable rr1ce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
9as 3ndcrcriabmittel sadlarin.

ltul 0en Serbruild oon Slder ellls
Suihrdnfem ioa, pie oie @erliner
oEdglide Nun0ibou" meIoct, oas
Sadorin in Geuti1lono ais griob.
mittel 6erangc5ogen peroen. Gie
bisberige 9e6anoluug oes Sa6arins
berubte auf 3weierlei grluagilnqen,
aui iuirtbi6aftlihen uno geiuno6eit-
liden. Die mirtbidaftIiden beIteben
oarin, oaB Der 3uder gi1brperf be-
iibt OaS So1arin ober nidt. 3uder.
fianfen miro Oesbalb, neben6ei Be.
merft, Der 8uder ber6oten, oos ga.
DARN aber erlaubt. Ias Saborin
bat ober ni9t mr. feinen gf16rpert6.
es fam i'm llebermaB lgenoIien, aud
llebel6efinoer, @rbreden uiip. ber-
porrrfen. Gdrauf iinO Oie idper.
ipiegenOen geoenten 8uriid5urrifen,
Ole ib elmer oagemeinen SSreiga6e
oeS Sadarins 3im &erbrancb entge.
aeniteaeu. Die @etriebe, in oenen
SbIhnus im0 oergl. bergeiteIlt miro,
meroen groBere WSengen bon Sata.
rim 5um Gerbraud er6nIten. 01on
miro oielen getrieben babel genait
nori6reiben, pieoiel Sa6arin bod.
items allf cine beltimmte Menge Wlus
ooer 0ergl. genommen per0en 0arf.
CAB oieie Goridriiteu iibertreter
meroen, nimnt man nibt an. @em
Die 9etriebe peniger Su1arin ais
borgeic6rieben 0erar6eiten 10 bat oas
feline iibleH 6oIgen; Dob iie ober
me6r Sa1arin alS Dorgeidrieben
perarbeiten ioaen bGlt man nit
9fiidiidt auf Ben Yreis 0es Sada-
rims iiir ansgei6loiien. 9Ius 0ieiem
@runoe alar6t man. fir Ben @roB-
beOarf Saharin obne 9eOenfen in
groBeren Mengen sur Gerfiigung
iteaeii 81 t6nnen. Gtiuas onOeres 1T
as nit Der Greigabe oes Sd6arins
fiir Den @leinbeoarf, fir Den allge-
neinen Gerbraud ggie ioa oerbii.
let weroen, oaB 5iun SiiBen Oes aaf-
ices oOer Ebees iue6r 5a6arin Der.
penoet miro, ais ratblid iit2 lleber
oieIe 5rage ibpeben nod grp1oun-
len. Bon ibrer 9eantwortlna miro
g ab5dngch o6 uu0 pieipeit Sado-
,iu iiir oeu &leinbeoorf 6ergcgebeu,
y y. Seoernam sum @ebrau9 3ur
gerliigung aeiiellt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
9rei Wiiliion DoIlar.Qlnlei6e bom 1916"

Neiagte Gblipdtiunen iuernen i'm yenniuetib
oog e $ioOoo2 sl que lInierlieess N SssMa
Den nit ungeIiiaien 3inss@oupoHs ansgegeben.
Glee AnletDe uno ole odrdut 5dbiburen Sns
len llno tret bon oer Nnnoes @inionHena
Siener uno bon Staatss, GountDi nno Stdots
&ieuern.
8eiaeie glneebote ooer stnirdee mhiien Dem
Sdatmeiiier oes Sinates IN ieinem Bureau IN
ylnndppns Wlo., Dor 5iu1lt (12) llbr Wtittags
am Whtimo6. oen 10. SILL 1916, nbqenefcrt
meroeH. Seoes IHgebot unlB aui Bdar bel Der
Mblieernng lnnten, mlb IN elnem berliegeIten
enuoert eitael1oien ein muB ole 9luiihrili
.Bropofal for tbe three lliuon Solar Qoau
Of 1916" bnben uno ieoem 9lngebOt muB Elm
heal0ubigter @bed ali Elm beruntpprtld)e5
bon Varplano ge5oqen, fir fiini (5) 4ro5ent
oes BeiraaeS eines iold)eH 9lnpebotS beieefigt
ieH. vile NngebOte Ooer glHtrQee iper0en nm
3ipolt l2( llbr WliiiaoS am Wiiiitpot, ben 49,
Slli l9lb, IN Ve9enpdrt Der llnter5eiDneteH
ge0tinei iperoen
gtad oer Oeifnuue beiaeier 9lngebote m5qen
70 piele Der Deia9teH Sbligationen, aIs fir
meIde glneebote geIteat uuroen, ieoob ui6t
iiber ben Betrd9 tilr ben glngeboie geiorocri
puroerL bon Dem @pnberneur, oem CONTROL,
leir uno oen S1abmeiiter, ooer einer Wiebri
belt oerielbeH, al ben bUnlieH beraniporiliben
Bieter ODER Bieicrn fir oieieIben geQen 8adr
8uAelpronen iperneH; utlO iuenn 8pei o0er
mebr oernntportlhe Beier oaiielbe 9lngeboi
Aemnnt blben lul0 iolbeS 9lnaebot baS b6d)ie
NJ nno ipelln ole beilater bon foldDen h1DiieH
berdHllunrtiden Nieiern geboienen GbliQdiios
nen mebr beiraQeH ais Der gauge @eiraa Der
lHl pNN Nttluul NUNtuultlltH &ull4uUuHeU,
Damn mBgen iolbe SbIiqationen an Sic 65n,
ten beranimoriliben @eter ole ocnfeben
Hreis anbieien, 81 Der1dltHiBmdbiecn &beiIen
6upelproben iperoen
9ie unier5eidneter m1een mad brem @nts
n0len Elm 9lnaebot fir bic anr5e beiagte gfls
leiDe, ooer ieparate glnaebote fiji Tbele beIaas
ter glnleibe annebmen, uie es oen gr1BteH @rs
los bringen maq inIo iie n1aen nab ibrem
Sniadten gInaebote fit Tbeile beiaoter 9lns
leibe, ober Mot fit ole aan6e nnnebmen mo
iie bebalteH lid buS 9ietbt Oor uad 0juiamten
ale ODER irgeno Elm gngeDot ab5nUeiien
9ie. 5ueelpro6enen ShligotioHen iueroen oem
ooer ben eriolareber Nieiern eegen @mplana
Scs @ @eiraaes oeS ooer Der erIolereiden gInge'
Nurenn oeS Siaais S6abmeiliers in g(nnapos
lis, Olo., a6geliciert iuer0en
8ieier iperoen aiii DaS beiaQie Rapiel 8sf
Der gIfte Der 9eaislaur bon WarbIano bon
1910 oelpiclen, ons ole boueu Meoineungen
nno &orifrifieH oieier 9lnleibe ent6dIt
0merioH 6. parrtHaipn,
Gonberneilr.
Quail gl WlcNlnncn,
9onirolleur oes Ghdbantis
sSDlu Wi. Tcnni6,
GOdbmcitcr bon WinrOllnO.
(Snni9 0,14,1G2t' '23 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
*, 100000 Bier grD5ent Sbllgatlpnen, ala
bic psdagamts~ Alfs@lHIetBe rpn

Welnpte GDlIBntlDuen lperOen i'm yleuulpertD
bon ie 100000 lein ole unierIegen IN 8e6ue
auf 6as aopital Der Reeiiiraiion ino alle iUer'
0er nit uliaeiipteH Sinsa0OuponS auepeQeben.
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fen ino ire bon Der 8uioeS @iniommelis
Seuer unb BON Slaaiss, County, uno Stdots
Seiaeie glnaeboie ooer glnirdee miiIen oem
SmabMeiter oeS SiaaieS in ieiHem 9ureau IN
glnnapplis, ylo., Dor 3iuuli (i2) llbr Wittags
am Wtiiipod. oen 49, SnH 1916, abqeIiefert
iueroen. Seoes glHaeboi mub aui Nnur bei Der
glblieierung louie nub IN einem periiegeItel
Gouberi eiiigehloiien iein, milB bic gluilhriit
sRropoidl ior ibe ibree 9Riuion Dollar 9oan
Of 1916" baben nno icoem glnaebot mB Elm
bealanbieier 9bed auI ein oeraniportlbes
8anisS sSnititut. aul Ole Sroer pes. S9abmeiiers
bon Wlarpldno ae6oaen, tir fiInl % @ro5eni
oes getrages eines iocben glnpebotS beiaeiig
fein. PILE glneeboie oocr glntrdge iueroen nm
8pblf (12) llbr WdilaaS am Wiiitipob ben 49,
Sill 1916 w @eaenlunrt Der llnier3ei6neten
ge1iiHet meroeu.
gla6 Der Seiinuue beiaeter slneeboie m3een
70 ptele oer beianien Obligaiionen, ais iilr
Delbe 9lngebote geiteut uuroen, ie0od nidbt
iiber ben @etrae, flu ben gInaeboie aeioroert
mnroen, bon Dem @ouberneur, benz Control
leiir mo Dem @0nbmeiler, ooer elmer Wlebra
belt oerlelben, an ben b0dblleu beraniuOrtlicbeH
Nieier ober @ieiern iiir befelben Qeqen 8adr
8qelpromen meroeH iino iuenn 3uei ODER
me6r berdniiuorilicDe 9icier oaiielDe 9lnQebot
qemud)t BADEN lIno iol6es 9lngeboi oaS b0de
IN mo peitn ole beilgten bon od)cit b06en
berdnimortld)eH 8ietern geboienen Obligation
nen meDr beirageil als Der aan5e 8etraq Der
fir Den SerfnI nnge6oeHen Gblipatouen,
6dnn nt0aen tulcbe Sbligaiionen an ole b0ds
item beranporili6eu @icier Die 6enfeben
Brets nnbieten 5u nerbdltniBmdBiaen Tbeilen
8noeiproden peroei.
pie llnter5eidlHeien m0een nad ibrem Gnts
a0icH Elm 9lngebot iiir bic Qan5e beilaie Qns
leibe, ooer ieparate glngeboie iiir Tbele beines
ter glnleiDe annebmen ipie es ben grdbteu @rs
los brinaen mag; ulo ile mogen nad) iDrem
@na6ten Angeboie fit GbeiIe befaaer glns
leibe, aber ncbt iiir ole gnH5e aunebmen uno
ne bebnlien iidl oas RecDt bor, nab @uia6teH
ale ODER irgeHo elm glngeboi ab5upeiieu.
Die 5ugeprodenen 0bleationen iueroen Dem
ooer ben erioIareihen @ietern geQen @mpiang
oes @eiraaes oeS ODER Der erioareidOen gIngei
bote am @ienltaa oem I. glngnii 1916 Inn
Nnreun oeS SbabmeilterS IN 9lnnnpos
lis Wlo,. ab9eieIert peroen
Dieter lueroen ami oaS beiaqie &lpiteI t42
Der 9iie Der 9ceiSlatur bon MarbIuno bon
1915 beripielen oas Die pcnen Neoinauneeu
llno &oribriiieii oiefer Nnleibe entDdli
Gmcrlon g. SarrngtoH,
Gouberneilr.
Sna6 u. MlcNlnllen,
0oniroueiir oeS GdbabdmiS
Sobn w. ScnniS,
G0nbmeier bon WlarDlano.
tSnni0 40 014t6,2f, ,23 .2S.30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

Die bitterIten Geripothmgeu ieiner
reinen ino gotteSfiirbtigen Shines
art; man legte oen 9elgiern cine
Steiier bon 80 Wlillionen auf uno
fiibHe in ser 3eit BON fiiuf Wlona-
ten fir 80 @hQionen gemiinsteS
@elo nod YoriS. 9Ille 2GOen unO
&agerbauier maren bon 9eomten
Der &epublif ausgepliinoert, Oie fir
einen @ertb bon pielen Souleuocn
ben oerlhimmten 9iirgern elm mertb-
loieS Stiid @opiergeIo ouf3pongen
lIno nidtsOeltomeniger sic unertrGg-
liben S6aBungen in Sil6er. ilnO
@olomiin5en 6e5oblen lieBen. 9er
gegen cine iolde 6reibeit 9l6neigung
duBerte un0 cine 81 groBe @etriibniB
5eigte, penn er iein gan5es sob lmO
@ut, Iogar 0aS 9lllernotbpenoigIte
pegfiibren fab, Ser puroe balo ourd
ben Sdbel Der 3ipingberren 5im
Sbmeigen gebrnft ooer in oen Ser
fer geiuorfen. Gieies gefa6rooIle 2e-
ben Oouerte mebr ais aipei Sabre;
oas @elo, Oos @etreioe, oas @ie6, oie
allies, mas @ert6 botte ooer
eBbar mar, batteu sic fSran5oien
meiit IN ibr 2an0 gei1leppt ooer 81
ibrem eigenen @ortbeil geIto6len.
9luH Oertpan0elte iiH md6reno oes
borten @iuterS 1894 ser Mongel in
cine mabre Sungersnot6: in eiueni
Souoe, Oos 10 frudt6ar lit, pie oos
beIaiiGe, idluaeu iid Oie 9iir9er Dor
oen S6iiren scr 9dder t6gli6 Inn
oas @ro0.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14

ben oiierreibii9 lug1rilhen Erilp.
pen niht aQ5ubiel 8eritdrting iAi.
den uu0 iiA aud oiesmol, pie oieS
bereits Derihieoentlid 5ubor eei6e,
BEN oarauf 6eibrdnfen weroeu, tie
our6 cine SffeuiiDe an Der n0rOli.
den 6ront 81 eutlaiten.
Ole &dmpfe i'm &autoius.
8etrograo, pia 2ouoon 13.
Siui. - Gas ruiIiibe ariegsbiireaI
melSet be5iiolicb Der Speratiouen i'm
S{autaius 8olgenoeS:
ngluf Der @ailfains.5ront III Der
9fidtung BON Gianbefr ba6eu mir
lns. obne beobahtet 3il meroen, tiir-
fiiden SteIluugen geudbert nno oen
5eiHo augegriiieu. 8ir eroberten
oas feinolibe 5elolager. gadbem
Oie feiuoIiden Truppen einige Ser.
lutte erIitten Batten 8ogeu iie iid
5uriid."
Ger &f nm 6ie fran.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-14
git bd(n
OtltrrrriAtr.
&OIlcn lidD ni9t fangen
IaRrn.
Gp betlagt iidj Der 9seterss
burger 8ertdJt.

sSn ben Ietten beioen Eagen muroen
bon Sen gauiiea MIR iebr ipeuige
@efousene eemadt @eters-
burg Idrei6t sizes oem uropioeu~
9liidsue Der 0iterrei3iib.iingari-
iaen strnitfrdfte 81. Die ocut-
i3e 9emegiine our GntIaIhmg Der
Geiterreider.
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Der @eItfries 6eute Dor eiuem
Sa6r.
(9}od Dem geridt oes 0euti6en
@eneralitobS.)

grioleloie 0ur9bruhsoeriu9e
Der Sran5oien unO @ngI6noer ouf
Der 9iuie ga 8oiiee- 9lrras.
SSn 9lbidnitt BON Soiiious ere
obern Die DeutiGen Oas am 6.
eSimi bel Quennenieres oerlorene
@rabenitiid 3uriid.
SSSn 2ittauen eritiirut Die 9(r.
NEE Sinoenburg peltlib bon
$daulen 6os 1orf Ganfs3e.
Seitli6 bon 4alwaria ne6men oie
Geutiden Die ooroeriten ruiiii6eu
9inien.
Gie 9ldn8enoen @affenerfolge
Ser 9lrmee Madenien leiteu cine
9iieieni6Iadt auf Scr sSront bon
Se5oisf in @ali5ien bis Sur beB-
arabiiden @ren5e Elm. Die Seiter-
rei6er unter @r56er5og SSoiepb
6erOinano itoBen nad Dem Often
imO 9torooiten Dor. Die glrmee
0}adenieu gebt in breiter 6ront
norOlid Ser @obn @r3emDsl-
2emberg geeen Oie obere 9ubac.
5opta Dor. Die 9lrmee 80Dm-
@rmoai berfoIgt ole fliebenoen
8uiien 8piicben Der 9abn Er5e-
mgsl- 2em6erg lmo Dem o6ereu
Gnieiter in 91idting auf @ro-
Def SSu 9eBara6ien ordnsen oie
Seiterreider ben Seino 5piiden
Dnieitr uno @rlitb peiter nad
Often.