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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
I6Ieben.

SIN 0euti6en @reiien6eim Ueritarb
geitern i'm II. 2ebensiabre Sr. So
bann 5u9s. 9ic 8eerOiglmg finoet
beute gormittag Inn 10 llbr pon ser
glnItolt aus itatt.
SSn ser @obnlng ibrer Eodter
peritorb geItern i'm 80. 9ebensiabre
Gyrau 5reoerife 9lomeier. 9ie 8e-
croigung, oeren Belt rmO Stlmoe
nod befonnt geee6en miro, finOet
bonn Srnuerbouie, Ger. 1911, Slts
SSoDette.Str., aus itatt.
&at6ariue W3 iiIIer.
Tie 9eiIebllng ser am Sonntag
oerItorbenen 6rau Gatbarine Waiiuer
finSet am Qonneritag, .Oen %. @tai
93a6mittags 3 llbr, bonn ErouerbauIe
g}r. 6O9, gtoro.2u5erne.g .glDemle, aus
auf Dem ct. otbGi.6rieo6ofe itott,
nodOem in ser eoang. .-lllt6. ct. W1at-
t6ai.air6e an ser Gentral-gloe. mo
SSa0ette. StraBe cine firdlide 6eier
Ooralifgegangen lit.
@Iiinbetb &rGter.
SIN "a. 2ebensia6re i6ieO eeiteru
in ibrer @o6nung 9ar. 4t5, ytoro-
Central glpenue, 6rau gliabetb
arGter aus Oem 9e6en. Gie 8erbli-
6cue folet i6rem Soften, Gbriitop5
arGter, ser i6r Dor Idngerer 3eit i'm
Tooe Dorousgegangen lit. Gie Seer.
Olgung finOet om 0onneritog 9Sp3-
mittog bonn Grauerbouie aus auT
Dem ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
G6ledtcr Sdliibc.

Ser t3 Sabre olte Gborles g9.
Siffonp OeiIen GItern I'M n9llbion.
Satel" mobnen itono geitern Dor
9fidter @iIlioms i'm SueenOgeri6t
neil er 6ei'm SSaeen nod &otten in.
foIee cines 6ebliduiies Souutel
Monofer bon 0lr. 403) 9eoro.Gen.
trol-9loenue, perlebt botte. slnItott
cine &otte 5u treffen, i6oB Ser jiinee
59iibe ourtb cine Senltericbei6e, NOS
bel W8onofer oltrd Die beriinfliegen-
oen S1erben perlebt wuroe. Ger
annbe mrroe itroflos entloIien
na6Oem iein @ater oeripro3en botte,
ole r.Hednung, wel9e Der Ser.
lette reprdientirte, 81 6eelei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
@ran trifft feline edlnIO.

9ie @oroner-@eib ibworenen, Die ge-
tern inter Coroner @iQiom Z. &ilep
in ser mittleren @oli5eiitotion 5u'
iammengetreten paren, Inn iiber bic
llria1e Elm Ieroift ob5ugeben, bic
oen SOB BON 9aurence GeDon bon
93r. 1921, 6orreit-StroBe, oerilriadt
bate, fnmen 5um SdIuB, OoB GeOon
an Oen 6olgen eines Ser5leioens I'M
@}brcp SoipitnI geitorben iei, oaS
oiir6 Oen S1reden beri6limmert
muroe, Oen Geoon crlitt, ais er bon
Dem 9lutomobil 0es Srn. Sobn E.
@rop BON g}r. 434, Slt-20. StraBe,
an DER Gde oes 6allsmaD ino Der
WiaOiion.StraBe angefabren wuroe
Ger llnioQ ereignete licb am 7. Nloi
ino 5pei @o6e1 ipdter itarb TeDon
I'M W2ercD Soipital. Serr @raD
mllr0e 6arauf6in bon oen @ei6more-
men BON ieOer S6ulo an Dem llu-
faa freigeipro6eu. Ger @eritorbene
lit Elm gru0er Oes 9oIi5ei.Sereean.
ten 6rancis q. Gepon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
Die laneeriuartetc &roteitnOte az
Gnqlan0.

@n binetoh %. Wlai. TT
Die neue glote an @roBbritonnier,
pelde meiteren 8roteit gegen oie brt.
tiihe 9ebanoline omerifanii6er
@oitiahen erbebt, wiir0e beute Dem
@rGiioenten @ilion porgeIegt iino
miro wabrideinlid moreep nah
2onoon geianOt peroen. 0ie glote
murOe im Staatsoepartement aus.
gearbeitet bod 4rdiioent @iIion
nobm perionlid nod einiee 9(enoc.
runeen on Dem @ortlalit Dor.
3ie glote nenoet li1, ipie berlni.
tet, bornebmlib geeen oie beliebte
Bragis ser gneldnoer, neutrale
S9iffe in britiide Sdfen at bringcn
inO @oitiaden Die aus oen Ser.
Staoten fonunen be5m. oiif Dem
@eg oorbin lino, ouriid5ubolten. 4ie
omerifaniide gfote miro eS flor ma
den oaB ole Ser. Staaten ni6t lam
ger Elm oerortiees @orgeben OuIoen
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
WIotorraOfa6rer idliuer berlebt.

ggalter 6. S6epparo aus @aicott.
Gitp coaiOirte nit ieinenl Wlotorraoe
geitern ga1mittag al Ger @de bon
sSreoerid.glpenue ino gtlnnerD.9ane,
@atonspiae, nit einem 9ReparatiIr.
@ogen Der StroBenbobn.@ @eieaidait
uno wurOe ungeidbr so SUB weit
mitgeidleiit. Sdper berlest puroe
CT na6 Baltimore gebra9t mo ms
Mercp.SoIpital eingeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
Il6blidler Sob.

Syn ser g8irtbi9aft bon SenrD 8.
W2iaer, g3r. 1884, glanticote. .StraBe,
wuroe eeItern glbeno Der 43 Sabre
aIte Sobn 8. &roOer bon gtr. 1876
Der glei6en StraBe bonn Sooe ereilt.
gr 6efanO ii6 in @eieaiduft 5lpeier
onDerer W}dnner, ais er ploslid auf.
itano uuO glei6 oarauf 5uiammen'
brad. 0ie 9lmbulan5 oes iiiomelt.
liden 9oli5ei.Diitrifts bradte ibn
ms Square-Soipital, mo-
ielbIt Die 9ler5te ieOo6 MIR nod iei'
nen bereits eingetretenen 500 feltltel-
len fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
..GidlenfranaN.

Seine regelmdBige Seriommhng
bielt geItern 9(beno Der 0@eiangOer.
elm @i6enfrona" in @06el's Soae in
SioblonOtoipn. 9lo6oem unter 0i-
riqent @06lmaun tii6tig eeprobt
uor6en mar, puroe in Der nndfol-
eenoen @el6Gftsiisung Die @inla-
oitng oes uMebger.@ @eiansOereins"
5u oeIien @oiierfobrt ongeuommen.
Die geriommlung muroe BON @rd.
iioent s. 9reBlein geleitet. Scfre-
tar $. @ieieting protofolirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
.Nentidler MliLitGr.g .glercinN.

sSn &otbidus Soae on Der @de
bon @rciton imo @oibineton.StraBe
bieIt geltern 9(6eno Der o0eutidc
Wlilit6r Gerein" ieinen reeelmGBigen
9[ppea inter 2eitung bon Sullpt-
mann 8. 9lugs6urger. Selopebel
$. aluee protofoGirte. g}a6 @rle-
Oieung ser Houtinegeid1fte wuroc
Gin neues 0litelieo oufgenonmen.
9llsoonn muroen Gorbereitlingen fir
Den @rGberidmiidllnestag getroffen.
Die 0fitglicOer meroen iid nGAiten
Sonntog @ormittos in Der @obnlng
oes @rGiioenten Oeriommeln lmo
oonn Oie @r6ber Der beritor6enen
4qmerooen ouf Dem @eitern-, 2olI-
oon-@urf. in0 set. Sliuet- 6rieobof
oufiu6en rn0 mitarGn3eu ibmiiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
0iel BON etrahrnbaEnl.@aano

9ei'm @erloIIen eines StroBen-
bobn.@oegong an Ser gde bon Ga.
roline- unO 6opette.StroBe fam ge-
tern glbeno ser AZ Sabre alte @il-
llon g. N1c@rop BON g1r. SIC,
@ronO 8iefp 9lbenue, 9Sittsblrgb,
10, 6u Soll uno brn6 Ons linfe
9ein. Der @crlette wur0e in Der
gmbulon0 oes noro6ltliden 9iltrifts
nod Dem st. Soiepb'S SoipitoI"
9ebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

9tls nod ni6t ieitgeiteater llriade
brad seitern 9lbeno aegen 1a11 llbr
in ben 9RGumlidfeiten ser ,StonOorO
SuspenOer GompanD" i'm oritten
Stochperfe oes Sauies 9lr. PIP, @eit.
5apette.StraBe 8euer aus. Ger
6euerwebr eelane es ieOod obne gro.
Be N}iibe, ser 6lommen Serr 81 per.
Oen. Der S6ooen ioa $1,000 ni6t
iI6erlteiqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
SO6m YSuffmam idiucr frauf.

Gle 6amilie 6efiirdtet oos Sdlimm-
Ite. @or IGneere 3eit Staot-
rot6smitglieo 9efannte Ser
iouli6feit in Siio-9oltimore.
So6n 5. Soffman, 6efonut inter
Dem Iomen nMoDor BON Siio-9al-
timore,~ liegt in Iter6enoem 3uitonOe
in ie:ner ueuen @obnung, Ger. 300S,
@orriion 9loenue, oarnieOer. 9lm
Somitag 9lbeno batte er eineu idpc-
rem 9rufall zines Ser5Ieioens, unO
iein oorgei6rittenes 9lIter, er lit 70
Sabre alt, geitaltete oas 2eiOen bon
gInfans on iibernus ernit.
Seine @ottin, iomie 5Uei Sodter,
iSrou Benjamin s. @ation unO 6rou
sSreoerid g. &einbeimer, iopie an.
oere Dlitglieoer Der 6amile befinoeu
iib in nG6iter 91Gbe oes aranfen.
Serr Soffmon mar friiber an ie.
Dem Gage i'm &at66auie oOer an oei-
len gingdng an Der @uilforo.9IOenue
81 finoen ltnO BON allen Yolitifern,
wel6e ooielbit 5uiammen famen, mar
er Ser am meiiten 6efonnte unO &C.
idGete.
Suit pG6ren0 ieines gon5en 2e6ens
po6nte Serr Sofimon in Siio.9alti.
more; er Iiebte es inO trug WlandeS
3u Ieinem @adstbum unO ieiner
@ntipidhmg nit bel. @or etli1en
Sa6ren 5og er ii6 bon Oeu oftiOeH
@ei6Gften 5uriid, beiitt ieood6 nod
INNER @rlinSeigentbum I'M Siioen
ser Stoot. @r mar itets Elm Gemo'
frat uno bon 1882 bis 1896 geborte
er Ser Srlitee-9eboroe OeS 9oppiew-
9IiDls an. Ges @eiteren mar er nab
reno elmer 3eit WdtoIieo 6es StaOt-
rotbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
@eriiit cinacItiirst.

Werult elugcltiir5t.
sautOu6 Oes i'm 9lbbru6 beiinOIi-
@en @utow Souie iiber 0em Srot-
toir 5uiummengebro6en @3e6-
rere &erionen NIT fnopper glot6
Dem EoOe eutgon9en. SRI.
&nrgret Screen Oerlebt 92e6-
rere Slm6ulon5en 8ur Steae.
Sin 8aullniaa, peI6er lei6t Sen
Zoo elmer 9ln5obl @erionen CUR 6oIgc
aebobt boben fonnte, ereiguete Iif
9eltern gl6enO meniee Weinuten Dor s
llbr an Dem 5ur Belt I'M 9lb6ru6 be-
lInoliden oIten o@uton Souie" an
Der ode bon Baltimore. ilno Gutatp.
StroBe.
@os S6ubgeriiit mel6es Iaues
Oes @ebauoes iiber Dem Grottoir err
rl@tet poroen mar, CAB aaem 9lu-
l1elne nod infolge 5u groBer 9ela-
lllms nod irno itiir5te an ser golti-
lllore.StraBeH,Seite plobli6 nit meit-
Vln borbarem arod 5uiammen. Bic
gel, SoIten, 8retter uno ionItige
&rlHmer 6eoedten elei6 Oaroitf oen
0nrgerlteig IN elmer S0be bon ilnge-
Iagr tiinf SUB. Sn ser 9lnnobmc,
OaB Ferionen bon Oen itiir5enOen
SrlInmern getrOffeu uno 6egroben
looroen ieien, telepbonirten @oiionten
llnoer5ilelib on 6eueriue6r uno @o-
'5eI. y'it gebrauhsfertig 5uiommen-
seleeten Srog6abren trofen binnen
ioenlaer Nlinuten 0ie 9[m6ulan3 oes
naoelilI6en Giitrifts iopie sic 2oi6-
Ipparate on Srt uno SteQe elm. Sine
Sllrbli6t oeS Sriinmer6auiens er-
gao Ieood, OoB 9liemono ernItli6 su
CSS,@aoeu gefommen ipar. SSr0ulein
o%'qrgret &roeu, 18 Sabre alt, bon
y'r- 9O7 Summeriet.StraBe, mar
oOn eInem itiir5en0en 9aIfen am lin
len arm getroffeu ieOod MIR leidt
oerlett woroeu sic fonnte iib nit
DER StroBcnbo6n no6 ibrer @o6-
nlng begeben,
8pei onoere ,Srouen, melde lth
olrett unter Dem @eriiIte, ieood an
oelen GnOe befanoen, muroen Ourd
oas plobIi6e 4raGen uno Sera6fal.
len GINGER 3iegeliteine nod bei5eiteu
aelparnt ino 6radten iib our6 eiuen
roi3en Sprung in Si6erbeit. @i-
llen 9lugen6Iid Ip1ter MIR beOedte
eln me5rere SUB 6o6cr Sriimmer-
galien Die Stelle ipo iie geitonoei.
sSlc es 6eiBt, puroe 3ur 8eit Oes 3u-
lammenbru6es an Ocm @e6GuOc
lll6t gear6eitet. 9litf Dem @eriiit,
melhes Oos Srottoir na6 9lrt eineS
Soubenganees iiberiponnte, 6eionoen
lI6 3icgel, gretter, Sol5t6eile unS
lonItiger Sdutt, 0eiien @emiht 9ln-
LOB ga Dem plobIiden @inItrr5 gegc=
Den baben foil @dre Oas @etter flor
lIno Die StraBe 6ele6t gelpeien, Mir
oe oos 3uiammenbre6en Oes i6pe-
rcn unO itorf belaiteten @eriiites
llderlid lnabiebbores llngIiid nit
ll1 ge6radt 6o6en.
&rob Oes regnerihen @etters 6atte
ll1 nod Dem ltnfall iofort cine groBe
glenge 9}eueieriger an Srt uno
Stelle eingeflnoen. 9ladOem Der
Tlob obgeiperrt porOen mar, wurOe
NIT Den 9lufrdumlngsnrbeiten, Inn
en- @initiir5en Oes nod ltebenoen
@eriiIttbeiles 5u Oerbiiten, iofort be-
9onnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
(gcnen g8ditels g8irtdidafts.Qitcna

0ie Spiritiloien 2icen5 9ebor0e
wirO in ser 6ellte Sormittag ltattiin-
OenOen Sibung bic gIpplifation unO
oic oagegen er6obenen @rotelte oer-
ne6melL sic in Ger6inoimg nit Dem
9icen5geiud bon 0oOio g86ite &c.
mo6t worOen iinO. 8bite pil an Ser
@de ser 0tort6- uuo 8ultou.glDemle
cine g9irtbi6oft er0ffnen. @aItor
9eonoro 9. Snlitb, ser SeeIiorger
Der proteitantiiA biidoiliden Gbri-
Itlis-aircbe, bat cine ener9iibe Gam
payne eegen Die @epd6runs ser 81
cen5 betrieben lmO, maAt gelteno, oaB
elm eroBer E6eil Ser in Dem betref-
fenoen Sto0ttbeile po6nenOen 9eOols
feriug feline @irtbidoit in i6rcr
Olohboridoft 81 boben piiniht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

gu ser oiesidbrigen 9lrbeitspferoe.
@ora0e FAT Der ,Geutibe Gorreipon.
Oent" einen berrIideu Silberbeder
eeitiftet, meI6er 2 SUB bod lit. Ger
9eder miro oemieuiaen Geutl6en
ooer 0euti9-9lmerifaner iiberreidt,
mel6er oos bette 9fero in Der BaraOe
iel6It f16rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
Qo8 @efin0en 0eg @eneroIg @lur

rap @onoioer, lpel6er i6werfront in
SobbesbiIle in oen blouen Bergen
an elmer Complication bon &ronfbei.
ten oarnieoer lieet, bat iitb nod ni6t
oebeiiert, unO erfldren ole 9ler6te,
Dob Der 9otient in Qlnbetradt ieineS
borgeriidten 9llters oie arnnfbeit
foum iiberiteben fonn. Die Sanilie
Oes Generals meilt an ieiner Seite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
eEre0eride Nlumeier

@s liarb am 90 Niai 1916 in Der 8obuuHG
ibrer Iocbier Sruu Carrie Stein, Nr. 1911,
Glt'BaDehe.GtrnRe Hreoerlde &lumcirr m
Alier bon 80 9dDten uno A Wonaien, aellcbie
@aiiin ncS bcritprbenen Grnit Nlumcier Die
8ett Der 9eeroiaung miro ipdter aHae5eiai
(W(di23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
GLiinhrth 0rnetrr.

Gs linrb am go Wu 1916 Gflabeib 0rnrter,
"a Sabre alt. peebic Satin oe8 beriforbeueH
0briiiopb q. 5lracier. Ole 9ccr0lguH0 in0et
am BDunrritna, 9la6miiiaga llbr BON ibrer
geobnunp, 5ir. 4i5, Observation-Disclosures, aus
dui ocm e. Nptbdi 8rieoboie' iiuii
(W(at23-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

Sdmer perlebt puroe Der 11-iGb-
rlee giegerfnabe Carl @olD BON gtr.
1909, 2emmon-StroBe, alS er &C.
tern 9l6en0 an ser @de bon Monroe.
0troBe uno 8iIfens.glOenue bon Ell
nem 9lutomo6il iiberfabren plirOe.
er iuuroe ms 6rantliu-Square.So
lpital ge6radlt. 0as 9liitomobil &c.
9orte Serrn 9erngooO, Dem &rdiioen-
ten Der n9llma Button GompanD" an
Der -0}onroe.S .StraBe.
9In Der @de Der @ap- ilno 6apette'
StroBe puroeieeltern 9lbenO ser &C.
labrige Sugb 2ogon BON Scr. 1903,
Nlt-Sonpole.St pon einem Srn.
Somes s. @rotbers geborigen 9llltO-
lnobil iiberiobren uno ni6t rnerbeb'
lI9 berlebt 2ogan murOe bon Srn.
9rotbcrs in Oas MercD.Soipital &c,
l1oiit ino bort in dr5tliGe @e6onO-
'llns genommen.
@inen SdGOel6rr6 erlitt geitern
Nbeno Ger 6O-idbrige 6ront @icNlil-
len Der an Der @de Der ct. @oul-
mo 6ranflin-StraBe ipoBnt, ais err
Dor ieinem Sauie BON einem Serrn
ernlt 9fo6ert geborigen glutomobil
ongefabren uno 81 @ooen gerporfen
lullroe W}cW3iaen wurOe in oos
NiercD-Soipital geidofft unO BORT in
ar5tli1e @ebanolung genommeu.
Srou W1argaretbe @onoerbilt,
SSittpe bon 9lfreo IS. @anoerbilt.
Der iein 2e6en bei'm llutereang Der
~Suiitnnio4 oerloren bat peilt 5itr
Belt bel ibren @ater Siooc 6. gmer-
lon in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

g(n Sic ridtige Sdmte-
Sc. @ater: uSuuge, iprinae mai
Ioiort gum glr5t. Gonte lit franf &C.
moroen trob ibrer @ieroenatlIr."
Sunge: y3im 9foBar5t @atcr%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

ben eenannten 5proden nidt per-
gleiden, lpenn aud oas 2ittoraIe,
Oos Saien Stnlieniib, in oen Sd.
fen unO 4iiltenitdoten oes aoriati-
iden Nleeres fat sic ein5iee lin.
gangsiprade biloet.
% adj uno noh. g.: FILTER
5reltuo, ipie biit Ga eigentlic6 oo5u
eetommen. cine @ittipe nit odt Sim.
DER 81 beirat6en2" 9. (fleinlmlt) !:
oSob's ia gar nibt setuuBtl glls icb
.iie feuuen lernte, iprod iie bon
8meien, ais mir ms berlobten, tald.
ten 6pei tpeitere aiif, ouf m Stan.
oesamt borte ih pl6bIid BON ietbieu
imo beim Sod5eitsma6l iaBeu oann
nae aht NIT am Giibl0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

@ut qegeben. ~ SEER (5um
6reunoe, ols cS gegen ben ShluB oeS
@oblt6Gtigfeits Gon8erts gebt)
,g9iIien Sie, mas oie er0Bte g9obI-
tbot bel 10 eineu 8obltbdtieteits-
Gou5ert iit2l~ 6reuuo agla
uno?r M Serr u@ann's aus it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

Seut5utoge. o@ie Sic ba.
ben oas 9lon6en pirtlid oligcge.
beu2~ oSo, bent5atage eriAeint es
mir 5i ipeibilh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
seniatiOas'YrOsek.

Su SIeiu.gOrf besOnHeH. Or.
@aite, Gin jnuser 8a6uar5t, Der
slnscflaatc. 0eitanOie, Isineu
Sdwicserbnter ermOrOet 81 la
ben. Il Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scs Establishments. @ift
Graufbcits.ga5illeH uuO G6lOrO-
fOrm UanSte Der 9Iusetlaste au-
scblid seseu iein Cpfer an.
gert6ciOianns ititt iid anf bic
g9ahniiunS. : Sheorie.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
VOpKA IN RUssIA.
Noted Russian Tells How It's Banish-
 ment Brinns Good

petrograd. June i7-jBy Mail - Has the abolition of Vodka done any real good in Russian
 William Philip Simms, United Press Correspondent, put this ques- ti0n Co Nicholas Tchayk0ysky, mem- Der of the Central Cooperative committee of Petrograd as he sat m front of his desk at committee headquarters.
 Tried in 1907 as a rev0luti0nist and acquitted he is now doing his bit for Russia, His sensitive face, remindfal of portraits of LOngfel- low, surrounded as 1t IS by a heavy beard and hair, became very eager.
 Done any goodl' he echoed It has worked wonders For one thing It gives Russia a sober peasantry aud sober peasantry means almost double working capacity And over 80 per cent of Russia's population aG.emAe00 sguls-are peasants. Tt means better farms, bigger crops. more money, better living conditions n homes. better fed children and consequently more rapid advance in schools Better children make better men
 lt means q more progressive. more dependable. richer Russian peasantry t means all that and more besides
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
7777777777777777 TI 777---77177@77777-79a ALL ON HECTOR SAVED.
1f2 Men From Wrecked Naval Col
 Her Landed at Charleston.

Charleston. July i6.-All the ii2 persons aboard the large naval eol- tier Hector, which grounded and nroke in two of Cape Romain. s. C., Friday night, were brot here yester- siay, but many were badly bruised and battered and four of the col Hers crew were severely injured, Ehe Hector will De a total loss.
 The tug Wellington. commanded sy Capt NeIsan, left yesterday to Search for her TWO barges. which .lroke away during the storm. The Wellington rescued i2i persons From the Hector The lighthouse hnoy-tender. Cypress. which took 0H the other 2i early yesterday went to sea after buovs and other aids to navigation which the hurri- cane tore loose.
 The real story of the disahlement 1f the Hector, a vessel of fl POO tons displacement. which was taking 60 marines to Santo Domingo. has not get been told, for neither her com nander, Captain Joseph Newall. nor any of his officers would discuss tkge affair.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
DIPPING CATTLE LAW
 IS CONSTITUTIONAL
Judge Little at Greenwood Passes on Measure in Test Case-Man Under Indictment Agreed to
 Abide nv Law Hereafter.

Greenwood Ark. JUiy iet--The state law providing for the eradica- tion Of the cattle tick by making it compulsory upon cattle owners Co dip their cattle was held legal in the circuit court yesterday by Judge Paul Little The grand jury on Fri day indicted Jerome Morris of Gen. tral City, charging him with failure to dip his cattle, and 1t was con- templated Co make a test case out of the Morris indictment to secure 9 ruling from the Supreme court.
 When Morris appeared in court yesterday he abandoned his plan to test the law and pleaded guilty. Judge Little fined him $50. The fine was suspended upon Morris agree ing to obey the law in the future. Judge Little in passing upon the constituti0nality of the act stated that even tho a test case was instl- tuted he intended having the law enforced while the ease was pending in the courts.
 As long as the law is on the stat ute books t is the duty of the peace officers to enforce 1t the same as they enforce the law against mur- der. robbery and larceny Judge Little said
 Judge Little is the first Circuit judge in Arkansas to pass upon the tonStitufiOnality of the act,
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
THREE VICTIMS IN
 BAD COAST STORM
Hurricane Strikes Georgia and South Carolina Resorts--Charles- ton Hit-Nayal Collier in
 Grave Danger.

Atlanta. July i4.-Charleston,, s. C., was cut off from all wire com munication as the result of a ter rife hurricane thot struck the coast last night, sending a wind over the city to velocity of sixty-four miles per hour, claiming three lives and doing a vast amount of damage to property
 Meager information which leaked out from the isolated citw stated that the Charleston waterfront was inundated and that a vast amount of damage was done to the shipping and to the public utilities plant
 A lineman who tapped a wire at an unknown place this afternoon, reported to the telephone officials at Atlanta that seven hundred tel ephones had been put out of com mission in Charleston and that the city had no lights last night
 1t IS declared that the effort of the weather 'bbureau to warn per- sons on the islands along the coast undoubtedly had the result of saw ing many lives, as these islands were severely damaged by the wind and water.
 It is declared that the hurricane ragged in Charleston for some time, and at one time it was thot the city would be badly wrecked even far back from the water front
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
SURPRISED AND AMUSED.
Hot Springs Clasps and Then Chuck les Over New sheriR's Pledge.

Hot Springs. July l5.-Hot Springs was surprised today at the appoint meut Of Tom H. Hanley as sheriff Co succeed the late Charles C. Webb, and amused at the pledge extracted from him by Gov. George w. Hays
 The town is wondering how Han Icy could prevent the race meeting scheduled to begin November 30, when his successor will be named at the election on November :. and will take office day OF two later. 1t is said he will not be a candidate to succeed himself If he is, poiit- ieal leaders heve say he will be buried under an avalanche of votes.
 Many believe the pledge is the re- suit of Governors Hays ire aroused by the big majority Garland coun- ty gave to Dr. C. H Brough in the gubernatorial election
 The fact that Henley is an ex- saloon man and always identified himself with the liberal element makes his pledge more amusing His saloon was one of the best known in the city. But he closed up tight when the prohibition law httdltie tHetilft diiu uutlS NdlttN First signs on the windows. He came here ten years ago from Chi- cago.
 Brad Smith. who was a candidate against Sheriff Webb two years ago, and John Baldwin declare they will make the race for sherif. The County Democratic Central Com mittee, 1t is said. will soon be called to meet and may name a candidate, as was done when Sheriff Jake Houpt was killed several years ago.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
NEW POLK COUNT h''

The Star Publishing Coup' had prepared the mOs' ", map ever made of Polk oou' ' T,l map was compiled by o' - & Co. IA
 Besides the usual boulo' divisions. streams. towns pv. .s ~ etc.. this new map shows evps eyvsrIl Of government Iand up v mouDs3 1915, the Forest Reserve, e,,;nus @ 4 with government e.9Ssss s';S;',-s ~ road as indicated on rlsI' aI s plats, public roads, scnsO churches. cemeteries. e.c. .c.rsst
 This map is of ,.assljus s.gs ] to people thinking of loS5 ginq ru county, or to those seeS,pss, nos,sr I ment lands. It will ps ,s s A iD and can be obtained 9n;s 9snI,;;ssbiue Ace of The star PubllsnIssi sig pany. Price 50 cents.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-07-20
2 DEATHS IN 24 HOURS.
Efforts BeinH Made to Prevent the
 Spread of Epidemic.

New York, July i5.-Federal health officials today began regu- lating interstate travel of children out of New York in an effort to al- lay alarm caused in other states by the epidemic of infantile paralysis here. Certificates of travel will De issued to safeguard other states from danger of the epidemic.
 Local officials said precautions against the spread of the disease to other states have been so thorO that danger has passed.
 A marked drop in temperature today failed materially Co reduce the fatalities and development of the lnfantile paralysis epidemic. During the 24 hours ending at 10 o'clock this morning there were 27 deaths and i44 new cases of the disease reported.
 The Rockefeller Foundation to- day donated S50.O00 to those in charge of the fight against the dis ease.