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Thomas Colin.

Thomas Colin. one Of the oldest
oystermeu in this State. died of heart
disease last evening at his home on the
Amboy road. Great Kills, Rich
mond, aged II years. He was born on
staten Island. and always lived there.
When a young mar he entered the oyster
business and grew up to be one OF the
important men in the industry. He was
an active member OF the New York State
oystermen's Association. His wife sur
wives him.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Doe

PLAiNFIELD. N. j., Dot. l1.-Miss Eliz-
abeth Smalley, daughter Of the former
Mayor and Mrs. Newton b. Smalley OF
North Plainfield. was married to Richard
Doerrer. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Doerrer OF westfeld. this evening in the
home OF the brides parents, the Rev.. DIR.
W. j. Steans of Westfeld officiating.
The sun., 1916-10-12

ORANGE. ". j., Oct. 11.-Miss Helen
Leach. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
b. Leach Of Scotland road, South Orange,
was married to Lloyd Robinson OF East
Orange tonight in the brides home. The
Rev. George A.. Hanna, rector OF the
Church of the Holy Communion. South
Orange. oficiated.
The sun., 1916-10-12

BLOOMFIELD. n. j.. Oct. 1l.-Miss Elsa
NJ. Zesch, daughter of Mrs. Ann Zesch
and the late the Rev. Ferdinand q.
Zesch, was married to Charles Andrews
tonight in the home OF the bride $
mother, 27S Franklin street.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Spats-uapward

BLooMriELp. y. j.. oct. lin the
Tark Methodist Church here tonight
Miss Helen Hayward. daughter OF Mrs.
Anna Hayward OF Bloomfield. and Lud.
wig Spatx OF Nutley were married by
the Rev. b. +. Dickson, the pastor.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Peppe1-Ott.

WEST ORANGE. n. j.. Oct. 11.-Miss
Emma Augusta OFT, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick +. OFT of Valley road. be-
came the bride of william Peppel Of
Newark tonight. the Rev. Jesse NJ.
Corum, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
The sun., 1916-10-12
Harry ID. Gates.

lNpiANAPoLIs, Ind. Oct. Hilary
r Gates. %. president Of the Gates-Mc-
Cellan Hotel Company. which owns the
Hotel SEVERN here m the Miami Hotel
at Dayton, Ohio. died last night OF
apoplexy,
The sun., 1916-10-12
SandfOrd-PalmeP.

WEST Lone BRANCH. y. j., Oct. IL
Miss Lillian Francisco Palmer. daughter
OF William Edward Palmer Of Palmer
avenue. was married to-day 10 JOSEPH
Edward Sanford. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. &. SANFORD Of brooklyn. The cerc-
The sun., 1916-10-12
H SEAGOERS.

Sailing to-day by the Scandinavian -Ameri.
can liner Helig Olav for Christiansand and
Copenhagen:
Frank ii. Armbruster. Major NJ. G.. Kerth.
Robert Brown. Major +. lie J. Parker.
Capt. r. HellicsOn. DR.. Albert II. Rober.
Grover e. Hart. Countess Muriel v.
Gov. Lars Christian Scherr-Thoss.
Helveg Larsen Of 81. Countess Marguerite
Thomas. Scherr.Thoss.
Mrs. Sophie Helves. Count Hans c. Scherr.
Larsen. Thoss.
Larsen. Lieut.. 7. Zeilau.
The sun., 1916-10-12

BLOOMFIELD, ". j.. Oct. 11.-Miss Ruth
T.. Davis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright G.. Davis OF Bloomfield. and
Harry Irving Beardsley of Newark were
married tonight In the home of the
brides parents. 10 Spruce street.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Dora Duncker.

BERLIN, Oct. 1l.-Dora Duncker. n
well known German authoress. Is dead.
She was born in Berlin In 1855.
The sun., 1916-10-12

mony was performed In st. James's
Episcopal Church. by the rector. the Rev.
Morton A.. Barnes.
The sun., 1916-10-12
". H.. MaxwcIl's Leave Extended.

As the result Of a long executive ses-
sion yesterday the Board OF Education
voted TO extend for six months. with
pay, the leave Of absence Of william II.
Maxwell, Superintendent. whose previous
sick leave expired Yesterday.
The sun., 1916-10-12
Andrews-Zesch

Church. West Orange. %oficiating in the
brides home.
The sun., 1916-10-12
UNDERTAKES.
"a, 81 4. Il. FRANK CAMPBELL :.:ssys


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERNING
we. sara L. Templin. having abandoned
Hs without just cause ] hereby give notice
s'nsr than myself.
EDMUND n. rpNPLN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
6eirat6s- Siccn,cn.

GbarlcS u. 9nrOettc. %, mo @lor.
gorct @oofrep, 20.
Senrp s. Giulcp, 80, pon Nlont.
ton @lo, imO 9illion Y. Gupoll, is,
pon Gor6ett, Wlo.
Solues M Scnueop, %, imo 9locle
Oi S6ortt, ..
Sobn ". aram jr., 81, mo 9(nno
9oteI, 20.
I5omoS 8. Somptou (g9ithpcr) ,
43, BON Girbmono, Go, lmO Soro6
Is. @ctcrion, 80, (gSittuc).
Charles 8. 9IppIc9art6, 36, bon
@ooonS, @lo., rmo Sibvl GIopton,
26, BON @cnolcton, Src.
91uos 2. @}uiiclmou 81 bon Sou-
ioro, Gonnq imO Barbara ~ SoouS,
81.
@ilGom @. Wlc9ndiiic, %, (ac-
idieocnD, mO Niaric ~ SalOwin
t9.
WlllIonl So Uicndton, %, Don So'
hmbuS. 2. s., uno ghtb g. 90lorfS,
%, bon 9lihmono, ga.
Charles 6. 9onberti, 80, lmO Oil.
lie &. aemp. 80. BON 6reOerid, Mo.
SSobn WlcGcrnott, 40, BON @olb.
ington, Z. g.. imo @iarp SDrncs, 81
(g2ittpc), bon 9rooflpm g. y.
Glmcr s. Niott6clpS, 2S, bon Ecm-
pcroncepille, go, ino 9lnno &. 9ut-
Ter, %, BON Gumptor NO.
Seronlc Gnglcbcrg. 81 uoli @al0.
ineton. :. g. lmO Mlarp Il Scene,
IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-03
0in Rain nGitnen. "

@eltern mar Elm Sabr ocrgonger
ieitoeH scr rHebr ooer ipeuiger nit.
lid)e .SSitnep".8 .8etrieb in Baltimore
0aS 9idt ser 8elt erblidte. Ias
gluitou1cu Der fleinen ilinfcn Sc
fdbrte botte ocu 9roBcren 8eieIl.
Icbaiteu OieI Gopi5er6reheu eenadt
Oa iic cine Shdoi8ung ibres 9etrie.
beS beiiirdtcten. gllS sic Gonfurs
rcn5 5ll CROP wur0c, cntibloiien iid
Die onoereu 8erfebrsbetriebc, ebcn'
ialS nSitneu" ".Sinicu 5u erofiueL
pooirh sic tlcincn nnabbdnaigeu
Ghouiieure iducn an Die @ano &c.
Oriidt iulIrOen inO icst MIR nod lUc.
uiae llnobb6rgioc iii Der Stoot Der
uugonoeln.
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(9rnnoeiacnthnme.g .glinrft.

Ole ,6ranf gtcoaf Realtp SO" "
idjloB ciueu 5lpeiten groBeu 9ono.
aufauf a6 Gie @rlmoihIdc. meIdC
angcfouit lpurocn, lmfoiicn ID glder
lmO Iicgct al ser SiiooltSritc Der
&arior0-9loao imO on ser SiiOpcit.
Seite oes &crring &uu.&arf. NieieS
2an0 lit 0a9 lebte, peI1cs iunerboIb
Der StaOtgren5e an Der Sarforo.
&oaO erbdItlid gemeien lit. Sim
9Ider OieieS Ganocs mllrOen bon Der
3meiten yIotionaI9onf unO neiu
9Idcr BON 6rau Ebereia Sfirpeu ge.
follit.
EieieIbe @cieaidait fouitc am
Wlontog @ruuOeigentbum pon ner.
i9ieOeHeu @igentbiimeru an DER 90.
StroBe, @oibinetor.StraBc Clifton.
9orf imo Goaineton.9lpenue. SIN
@ou5en Miro Oic 9ou5eieaidait 2S0
Sduier aui 6en onoetouiten @rlnO-
itiiden crri1ten.
IS purOc befonnt OoB oie iidl
neuIib organiiirtc Baltimore Sheet
anO Gin 9Slote Co. cine $1,000
000.@cieGidoft, cinen 5cbn 9ldcr.
Compiler BON Ocr nGonton.Gompag-
uic" ailffaufcu wiIl. Die ucuc 9Ius
lagc miro ais elmer scr beoeutcnoiten
5attoren III Oieicm SnouItrie. 3ueig
in Baltimore nngeicben.
Die r9ltIantic Carpet Cleaning &
Storoge 60" bat BON @apor Gre.
iton fiir sic 3eitOouer bon iieben
Sabrcn oas neiie groBe @aarenbalis,
9ir. 72l-726, Toucr StraBc, &c.
miet6ct.
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Der StnnOGdGbe.

2[us Dem Teloe BON IiiOpeItli4en
&ricgSi9aupIoB lpir0 bic folgen0e lnus
nioe GjeT9idic gemclOst. n&nr5 nd&
&rieesousbru6 nit StaIien inlpi5iertt
SberTt g. nit ieinem g(0iutantcn bic
an Ger @renSc gclegenen GperrfOrt.
@pr Dem Gingan9e eines oieIer SORTS
itdnO Elm after GtonOIhiibc ouF 9Os
item. 9as bic SffiSisre iid) osm Wcrtc
nGbertcn, nabm Oerlelbe bas Gepebr
,fsrtia" unO itelte Ole 6erren nit
benz Hufe: aSoli, lperOal" Sier.
ouf Ser gemiitli1c SberIr: ,g(Gcr
Stpp, iuoS maHf tenn fir GeIhi1.
ten, ou tcnnit mi ia eb!"- Ser Sepp,
n5reili Tenn b. biiht ia Der 6ert
OberIGt, ober ipcnn s. cini milF
muBt balt N TclOrpf ioa'n." Der
Sbtrlt: gglber Sepp, penn 8 mi ef
tennf, po3u bran@lt oenn Oa ned
on SeIoruf9 GeB, IaB mi sinil"
Ser Sepp (itromm; yObue SeloruI
iiumit nit eiri! Du tGtit mi no4ber
l10n einipirr'n, 6err Sberld1t, ipenn
/ 81 obne 5sloruf eina ldheu tat,
eelt9" Ga9 elmer gBeiIe lprd9 Ser
Sspp unipillis: nSebt fog mir slsi
an SeIorilf o0er ma9t yGebri
eud!" 16ierauf gab Der Sbsrit sen
5eIoruf db, Dorouf Der Sepp iein
DpaiIiert" brummte.
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Nnftiuus-SI -SIn5ciscu.
Paul SubauuieH, elumalt,
Waiiber Ghaic &uiloina.
@criualtcrss3erlnuf
ccs
iucrt1uulcn #anhGiaenihume
gSr. IA, Neit.0am6urs. .ehafe.


Graft encs 0eiCbs ocs suliCnaeTi1ts bcr
ztaoi baltimore iHi SuQe bca EaGlaiics ocs
periiorbeHen Srans (ooer NrduD 9uomig err
ldilen, ucrben Die unierJcldlnctcH HQhldBpcra
mdltcr am TDnutrnag, oen a. iSebruur 1915,
an Crt uno Stelle oas gGulc Wrun0iid Hcblt
SanS In Der Stdbt Baltimore Qelcqcu, bcrs
imicil, odS mie iolet bei6rebcu nir0:
Gs begnni an Der n0roll0iicu Scitc Der
Sumburgs SirdBc tn eincr Gutiernuuq bon i5f
SuB 1iiih bon Der Scotl- StraBe; uno lduft
bon bd 3iilih. 0er Sambures sSTdBe enilanq,
10 CUB; odnn nbr0lid uno parallel 3ur gcottr
Strubc l20 SUB bis 3nr Wungooa StraBe
0ann pcitli6 Der Gioicitc Der W0Rpolb
Strube entldHg. 70 SuB un0 bann iiioli6 lH
qcrdoer Rihhtng 100 6ub Dis 3nm gIniana.
Die 9anien iin6 Gin 2ftodiees 8icaeliicus
Nobnbats, ode IN dusGc5cibnetcm 3uiiau5
uno nit allen mo6crneu Ginrihiunacu ocri
ieben 1T. uno eincm Sojiiall obcr Snnppcu
In 6inicrbotc an Der Stoelic ncr Mlunaolos
Sirabc.
cjrnno5ius S4s75.
Gertauis 9eoneuHgcn Gin Sritel @aar.
NucS 8dur, ipe c3 Dem aduier bc!iebt: Greoii.
Sdblunaen miiiieu bonn TdQc bes Nunies ocrs
8inii iuer0eu mo 3ur 3ufricocuhct Der untcrs
5ci1neicu EadlaBberipalier Qeiinert merbcH
PILE unfoitcn, einlhlicBlid bon Spe3nlf
@llaitcreucr, iuenn iohe porbanocu tit, bis
Snm 8crfaniSianc begldcn.
Gin EcDultt bon 500 miro bonn Sliufcr 3ur
8cit oes &criOics ncrangt
Nlnra0rct 2nowig,
Raul Subauuicu,
HamlukOermQltcr.
Rattiluu & Cjnhnu
CSau20, ,Seba, ,lO151O spliiouaiorcn.
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SerOlHft.
@is Gin GiSrTrIOwebrI Olrin 53
Gsfnugrur mnaltr.


@erbIiiffungstiinIfc tommen in ies
Dem &riese bor. Sm 1870er Rrieae
mar auf oieiem @ebicie oie ,@ei@ibie
bon 9iaejouan" bcriibmt. Ser SelO
Der GeI9ibte mar Elm &i3efel6pebel q.
bonn 80. Rsgiment. 9as ReQiment
battle om TO- DECEMBER ben oeuanHien
Ort geitiirmt; g. batte babel eine
Mouer bertsiOigt. G9IieBlib battle
ober Oos RsgiHent por Der llebermaGt
Der Tron5oIen lpei@en miihen, uno g.,
Der an GnOe Oes 0orfcs nod ieue
Wluuer bielt, fapD iit6 Ic9IieBli6 pon
ieiuem &eginent 9etrennt. Dor i'm
lag cine meite, osdun9sloIe G6ene;
mare er, um BEN Seinen gu folgcu,
ii6er Oieie geeiIt, pGrc er iiGer Elm
Opfer Der feinOliheu &u9eln aepor=
ben. 60 pcrtro@ er Iicb in ben Meins
Teller ciues 6ouIss, in Sem es fi@,
pie er in ieinem @erltcd b0reu fonute,
iebr bolO Die 5rnn5oieu re9t gcnliit=
LID mo@tcn. lin 70 ungemitli9er
por ieine Sage, ipenn er oub binter
einem 9roBen @einToB 0sduna fano.
Snoehen, aud TranaoIen boben 0urIt,
lie famen in Den Seller, Inn Mein All
GOIeu unO entOedten i6n. g2utia trat
er berpor, er bQtte menrere Sabre
in paris gslebt uno iprad) 0ut fronSD
lid, - 70 iprd9 er oem ru6ia Die
6ron5oicn an. Gr Io6, bier lpor tein
gluSlpeg unO 70 bat er bcnn i'm Icbp-
nenOe SeBanOIune. @eeen ben b0flis
den SeinO lporen ou6 ole sSran3oIen
bOfIt4. @r ipuroe einigen Sffiaieren
iibergeben, Die inn ben Sd6el abnab.
men, i'm nber ioRit lrie ibresoleiben
bebdHoelieH unO ii6 BEL i6nI enti4uls
oigteu, ooB er ui9t iogIsi6 cus Der
Ssuerlinie obgefiibrt meroeu tonne.
9lls iie ouf ibre sra0cn perndbmen,
oaB er Gus Srautfurt a. 81. famine,
olio Elm aWluBpreuBe" fei, lporen Tic
nod bOfIitber unO 5cgen fid) nit ibm
in eine S@eune 3uriid, I'D Iie ic1 ges
niitlic6 unter9ieIten.
SnspiIden otcr batten Iid0 banTeatis
ihe unb baperiIbe Sruppenieile pcrs
bunOen, I'M nod einmol 8ilIeiouon
5u nebmen, unO ipGhreuo g. nit ben
6ron5oIen II Der S1eune pIalloerte,
b0rten iie plDbliC6 Oas nSurra" sex
9eutI&en. g. un0 Die gron5oIen
fprongen cuf, Iisfen gum Sbeunentor
unO foben ole ouf 0en StraBeu itiirs
men6en Deuti4en. pSic leben, mein,
6erren" lo9tc g. nun, .oaS 8ldtl
bat iic3 aepenbet, 6os Oorf 1T in
OeuiI6en 0dnOeR! DorF i'd Sie lpies
Der I'M meinsn SGbel bitten?" llao
i1on griff er OanuG. limb nun,
meine Serren, III es fir Gie 0oS 9eitc,
Sic iibergeben mir SIRE SGbell" lln0
ols 6ies geI9eben, mon0te CT Itd ar
Die auT Dem 6of befiuOliben Soloas
ten lrnD iogte: nSbr iebt, Cure Offis
5iere Da6en ii9 cracben, 70 lperft benn
ou9 SDr Cure Maffen lpeol" Gs ec=
fdab unO g. 5cg fcinen SGbel uu6
tommanbierIe; n9lniratenl" ua0 in
Ser glecbten feineu Gdbel, in Der 2trs
ten Die Der frnra6iii1en Sfii3iere bol.
tenO, 5og tr ouT Die GtroBe binaua
gu Den fnunenbea Soniecten, Die gar
nidt Dsriteben tpnnteu, iois er alleiu
orei Sffi5tere unb fiinFaig wlonu Su
@efangenen MAIDEN tonute. @rIt am
onbern So9c ionnte CT Damn gu IeineH
32ern ltoBsn, oie i'm bsrcitS ais Sc
fongenen betrauert batten.
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ge(6iibe aus SnGOuOor.

8oDeril1e Sruppsn beim @etbeer
baben Ieidte 6elOaeT1ube nit Sen
Sobres5o6len 1892 uno 1887 erbeutet,
bic uus Der Meiti5enrspubIif SoIbas
DOR itommsu. 5ron3Oiil6e unb eno.
IiiGe @genten mSeen iie Oprt - BELLE,
ipas belfen mag SuIammenaetoufi
bdben. DieIes neuSsitli9e &rieasoe,
rat. nit Dem @uropas 8efreier bic
6euti9en n9orbaren" perni9ten ipoIIs
ten, tcmmt ms boDeriI9e 9lrmee=M2us
feun unO gu ser DonberousIieIluna
bon 8riessbeuie, Oie es augunIten o,s
ROtben &reu5es i'm 2auos peranItaItet,
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MM &apitaIsN IsNnIcger.

welde 80 iparru mInidcu uno gruhe ober
ileiuc Summcn @glo in Saar uoer IN mUnats
liden Mb5nbMuaCu uulc0cn uDlicit, 100 cs hdl
IN clniacn Snhren mcbr tuic pcropppclt. geir
olierircn grufc gut gclcacne cjrnnoithde tn
BtllN NOVA, ocr neitCW 0oritnOt. geact
sic 1br Oielb leNt an, oanlit eJic Die nicorigcn
9atrn erBntcu. Vrinbitiidc 62% bel $50,
nnd 1876 bel 200, fir iUcnincr al5 4 Gems pro
Guaorntiub Yitb bnlo II Scntg pro E.uds
bratful iuertb icln. gcmcutttc Gjauguegr, nia,
inbamiFrtc Straheu, itrfnnbe nub 00rnntic beS
Siie.s NIT ctnaeidlpiicu; cine Oclracn1cit fir
eebeno5eu. WoDptn, Slocr nno none 0iu5cnls
beiicn 81 crhdIteu uun
yii6arO ~. GDof,
o Nr. IL, cf.eeruatOu.e
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9r. @NnI. 8rfer.
rrnlitrirtcr 6entIdler QtrAt.
g0sfHhVfoe Oircrta

\ 0V-TWVITWC ETuITN,
Spedtaliit fir 91dniior, uno Srduen,
0ronlbeiien. &eiIi IN filr5eiier Aeit
Sbpbilie, gluSidlaQ, SoIS, inh lainbs
Nranibeiieil, susflHiie leber lst, Gtrsis
! hren, NolntloneiL uecODfe Gdmdhe.
Smpoieu5. gterens obcr glafcusarerfs
9eiien Gtttee IN pru. Acdcre gluaios
} niilnen Wli,cnnL Nr. 70S, Elts8altl. ,
} nturt'9trnHc GpreGiiltn0cn bon 10
) upr Sormlildgs biz 10 llbr Mbenos,
9litiipods bon o libr 8ornitinos bis
) 2 ubr Nadnntioes uuo bon bic 10
Hpr gpenos: gornerlida bon llbr
Y. y. 9r. NcdcrS 4Iafe bcilt Z
nnteBlbnr ieben NusilnB. ouuinItatiun
tret (Widi5. iS,G&G)
>%&<S&%cHN4&M& HNCe3<oD<8<H%>aro rooSsS.
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9aItimure alnrtfberidltr.

Dienitog, Oen 1. SSebruor 1916.
% aebl. IL 3ufubr SiS7 3GIler,
cini6IicBIih 1886 6diicr 5u 2ocuit-
&oint imO 1916 Safer al Canton.
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go auibcilc 1So @a3 ...........i0i
10 sntbcle gatI. eaui OF BALTIC ..i5s
10 antbetc "a Raicr 4otuer com. "a
% stnibeiic sopulpa aci. cou.... o's
40 sIni0eic utS 9he. com......... 267s
10 sutbcic gsepIauo StI .....,. Az
SECOND CALL.
eooo eaIto. sin acr, ia54......s s..... q9As
5000 galio. elect. Ser Cs)........~ioO
5000 eolto. GiD ser, 1891 e. 81. o9M
5000 Conf GcaI Ger. er.................lo losRs
1000 goui Goal Ger. cr.-......,....,l0s l0sss
COCO Conf GoaI GSr,...............lo .loss
10000 Goshen 60. Observation-Disclosures
10000 Goshen 60. Ger. Ioslh
2ooo Goa' & Golc SD. 5er.......... soN
1000 Houbae Iroc. 6er. %
2ooo GIiboru GusI Ger. cr.,.......... asa
5000 5air. GoaI 5ey. y................ 97
2ooo 6air, 81 Glarts Gract. Ser. .... iOoA
800 Soutton Oil e. GD........... si%
1000 aaun. Sc st RauI It. Ser. .io2N
1000 llio. 9ibs. inc. 4cr et%
1000 uio. 9ieS. /. 4er.............. 81
100 mo. gbs. sSoe. Der. s5H
1000 "a. sp. & goUcr Ter. .-..-.... 9i
1915 sIuibeile galio znbc conf. ....... 60
% sInibcilc 9alto. Tube com. ...... esS
1875 sluibcilc ealio. aube pis. .,.... Sc
10 9tni6cile Balto, Sube cort. ....... cox
100 sInt9ciIc @aIto Tube com. ..... 60ss
10 sIntbeiIc eaItc Cube com ..... coz,
100 sInibellc Baltic. Cube com. ...-... 20
CO stui6cile gaIto. Cube con-. .,..... eoY
as slni9eile ea.to. 1ubc com........ c9M
80 glnibeiIc Com Credit com........ as
40 glBi0eiIc Com Greoii eom... AZ
IS gIuibei.e 6 s. ga&Rp. (S2o1 u2
10 sTul5eilc GOnr. Goal .......... 90
100 sIni6eiIc GosSeu com. ........ toas
ZOO stui6eiIe gosScu CON. ......... io%
% auitciIc Goshen com. .......... 1917
oso auipciIe GosScu com. ......... i9sS
$40 antbeilc GosSeu corr. ......... 1915
425 slHibcile Goshen COM ........... ie%
275 aIuibcile Goshen com ....... iols
975 emlbeile eoSSea com. .......... ioss
200 guibciIc GssSsa COM. .......... ioys
800 aulbeilc Goshen eom .......... ie,4 !
81 sIuibciIc 2ap. ebem. com..s,. 60
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-24
Liquor License Applications.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR AND TREAS
uRER MUNICIPAL BUILDING.
GLOUCESTER ST.

The following named persons have uled
petitions for Retail Liquor Licenses be.
ginning May 1. 1916. Said petitions viii be
considered 10y the City Council MONDAY
April 20. 1910. at 8 =. NJ
Charles Bernstein, 100 Main St
Howard b. Taylor, p Market Space
Margaret a. Miller, DID West Street
". ~ Dove go West ST.
J. phiip Guienot. c,r Bladen & Carroll SIS
Christian DaWmeyCr, 202 Main $.
Charles II, Martin. 113 West ST.
John Mason. 1856 Market Space.
George Il. TydinEs. . Maykc, Sntr
Frank II. Smith, 81 West ST.
Frank Scala, 63 Washington 81
j. Albert Adams, .J Calvert So
Jacob August LUtz, Col. ave. s. King Coos,
George G.. Sunderland, 100 Main ST
Herman EllinghauSen. 81 West So
Wm. II. Brooks, 102 King George ST.
WW. =. SeeIey, Carvel Hall Hotel.
Thomas DydinES, cor. Main and Com. SIS
The Aunapolit3u Club, 81 Franklin ST.
John T.. Harrington cor Main * Green SITS
The Cottlieb Eauernschmidt-S Strauss Brew
cry Co. Wholesale. West St
Wm. B. Patterson, S1-S3 Main ST.
N. ID. q. Sanders, 126 City Dock
Charles Weiss $ Market Space.
Edward Weiss cor Calvert & West SITS
George Shearmau. cor Calvert & Clay SIS
Eagles club - West St.
John Il, Martin 102 West st.
!. Norman Smith. Hotel Maryland
Ww. L kuCelke 10 West ST
Eiks Club Il State Circlc
Thomas ". Anderson, II State Circle.
Clayton G. Uusan. State Cir X Francis ST
VIVA. Z CAN'T 1915 Main st.
Constantine Cardcs. 1G3 Main ST.
J. t. Andertou. 1877 King George St
l. Albert Craud3ll, 112-I14 Main St
William II. Bliukhorn. = College Ave.
Mary T.. Brock 100 West st.
JOHN h. WELLS.
Collector 4 Treasurer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-04-24

The Roman sword once held repute
as the most destructive weapon in the
history of warfare. The hand greu-
ade, once SO popular in the early days
of sunpowder. when the close range
fighting was the thing. is becoming
more and more the favorite weapon
among the fighters on the deadlocked
nattleGolds Of Europe. High explosives
make the hand grenade a far more
formidable affair than il was when
black gunpowder was the blasting
agency. Further praise of the gren-
ade is found in dispatches from Paris.
The molern grandiers are made up
Of the elite Of the infantry iii is said
THE most athletic, the most sportive
and most audacious recruits are select
ed for his service. where cool headed
ness. strength and skill are required
They are trained like prizefighters.
and are taught to throw the grenade