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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
APPOINTED DEPUTY CLERK.

C. L. Allen. formerly of the Cyclone Store of this city and later with the Phelps Dodge company al Warren. has been appointed as deputy clerk of the superior court at Tombstone to take the place made vacant by the resignation Of c. B. Wilson. MT. Allen assumes his duties this morning in Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
VISITED IN BENSON.

C. s. Thompson, of the Bisbee lm- provement company. spent Sunday in Benson on a short business trip. He took Beni. S. Chase with him for an outing. Mir. Chase had not been out site of the city limits of Bisbee for over six years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
HAS LEG BROKEN.

pr. N. c. Bledsoe was called to the Cowan ranch on Sunday afternoon to attend William Cowan, the well known cattleman, who had the misfortune to have his horse slip and fall on him and break his left leg near the ankle. Both bones were badly splintered. MT. Cowan has been unfortunate in hay ing horses fall with him, this being the third accident within few years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
DEFEATED TOMBSTONE

The Tombstone Canyon Stars went to Tombstone yesterday where they crossed bats with the Tombstone jun iors and defeated them by a score of eight to five. A return game will be played here within a few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
TO HAVE EYES TREATED.

Isaac Scarce. the Huachuca pioneer, left Sunday for Phoenix, where he goes to consult Dr. Ancil Martin, the eye specialist, in regard to the con- dition of his eyes. He was accom- panied by Mrs. John James.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
CALLED EAST.

William H Fitzgerald. manager of the Bisbee Water Company, left this morning for Boston for an indefinite stay on account of the serious illness of his father.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
GONE TO TUCSON.

n. B. Stansbury, who has been ern- plOyed hero as a fireman for the F. .P. & s. w company, has been trans ferred to tho rocal switch engine in the yards at Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
UP FROM WACO

Dr. B. C. Tarbell and wife, of Naco, were in the city yesterday. Dr. Tar bell is connected with the immigra- tion service at that point, being the examining physician. He reports that quite number of persons are com ing drought that pora of entry.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
EPIDEMIC OVER.

Advioes received here yesterday from Benson are 10 the effect that the epidemic of measles that was prevail ing there for the past few weeks has about run its course, and the schools which have been closed on that ac -~,'nt, were reopened yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
UP FROM cENANEA.
Cananea

George Kingdom, of the Cananea Copper company. was in the city yes, tarday on a short. business trip. He reports that things are moving along smoothly at that camp and the out 7ut of the company is increasing.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
RETNRNS TO RANCH.

Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson returned to heI home on the San Pedro near St. David yesterday, after spending several days in the city on visit to friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
ATTENTION mAcAsEEs,

You are requested to attend the funeral of the infant son of Lady commander Sealey this afternoon at o'clock at St. Patrick's church. (409)
 Advertisement ]
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
LEFT FOR NoGALEs.

Harry Rupttey. route agent for the Wells Fargo Express company, who has been in the city for several days on business connected with the com pany. left yesterday for Nogales and Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Thos. D. Armstrong and daughter and Dr. Win Wylie. who had been in the city for several days, have re- turned to their home in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Try the unequalled goods of the Standard Bottling Works. Grape Smack and Africola our speciality. Phone 672 (AdvertisemenD 3S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
HOWARD eLuM's THANKS.

Howard Blum. the Upper Lowell car rier for The Review. who won the Newsboys' Campaign has asked the news department of the paper to thank his friends who aided him fin securing the first prize. He adds that he will earnestly endeavor to warrant the faith his friends placed in him.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

The original Tombstone stage leaves daily at a. m. and l 30 D. m. from Cochise Motor Go. Phone A Leaves punctually on time daily. BOT
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
RAZORS SHARPENED.

Safety Razor Blades sharpened to shave better than new. Razor Shop, Brewery Gulch (AdvertisemenD 327
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
WENT TO TOMBSTONE.

County Engineer Ryan and Super visor Vance Johnson drove to Tomb stone yesterday to attend the session of the board of supervisors. They re- turned late last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
PURCHASES BUSINESS.

Mrs. Annie Anderson has purchased the business and furnishings of the Locke House from Mrs. T. Stafford.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
SEE THEM

One of the several ready-cut build ings ordered for the district may be seen on Nevada. Street, Johnson Ad- n.-Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
PIANO TIMING ss.5O.

Repairing, regulating. a speciality. Resident tuner. Phone 91, Reynolds Music and Gift Shop (2S0)
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
WERE TOMBSTONE

Attorneys W. B. Cleary and J. w. Ross were in Tombstone yesterday, being called there on business before the Superior Court. They returned last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
IS IN TOM BSTONE.

Richard Rundle, one of the Bisbee Pioneers, is spending a few days in Tombstone. where he is recovering from a recent attack of illness. He expects to return home shortly.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
PURCHASER BUSINESS.

Mrs. Annie Anderson has purchased the business and furnishings of the Lockie House from Mrs. T. Staford.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

LEAVING FOR TUCSON and PHOE- nix by automobile Will take passen- gers to help pay expenses. ?. O. Box 1S33. Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
IN FROM RANCH.

Tom Whitehead and J. H. Mann were in the city yesterday from the ranch near Whitewater. They report conditions good in that section of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Miss Pearl Cook, dressmaking, towns. tailoring. Johnson Hotel. Main St.-Advertisement. 199
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
IS IN TUCSON.

H. D. DeAutermont, the local at torney, is spending few days in Tucson. being called there on legal business. He will return tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
DO YOU WANT?

A home on Garden Hill, rooms for s1400. $500 down. (2)
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
FURNITURE AND ALL

Room furnished house on Laun- dry Hill. s129O. Terms. CD
 (Adyertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Leading real estate dealers of the District endorse the ready-cut system of house building.-Advertise
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Palm Beach Suits s14 & up. Mil lard & Baterman Leading Tailors Allen Blk. Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
CHEAPER THAN RENT.
RETURNED TO PHOENIX.

2 Room House, S5OO. On Naco Road. Advertisement. (2)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02
GyBI12f5

A bit of California transplanted; a ready-cut bungalow on Opera Drive.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Gerald Debely, "watchmaker," for merly at O. K. Bldg, now at Watkins & Bergquist, jewellers and opticians, Main St.-Advertisement. 315
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Dr. Playfair. Osteopath, 9S Mason Hill. Mason Hill car stop.
 Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

Additional Locals on Page Seven.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-02

You'll be interested in this sale-Youll find it the most interesting from variety standpoint, or any sale you've attended, De cause it includes only styles that are popu- lar this season You'll find it even more in- teresting from a moneysaving standpoint, because it shows emphatically that "The Big Store" does undersell the things you want just when you most want them.
 The seasons most popular styles in fine materials Of fancy and plain taffeta silks, silk popIips, foiIle silks crepe de chimes, fouards and pongees, splendid assortment of shades as we'll as black.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

MS 5ll boren
aSSh bait einen aamcra0en,0 CT,
5dblte 5riB, Doas mar Elm ionoerba-
rer Guupan. S6n frelte iiic6t Der
@ein, uid)t 2lit6arfeit un0 @eiang.
9}tr inter alten gebrGunteu mi0 per.
ItMlbten 4erg1Henten ipar'S i6nl
ipobl So fab er taeelang ndrbtc.
lang ltno miibte iih, @cbeimnille 8ll
ergriinoen, al Die nibt 9uf riibrtii lit.
Sydj luadte ibm Goritelhngen, uoIltc
ibn nit @enalt bmals ms lllitige Sc.
ben fiibreu oergebens Gr blieb
babel, Dab feline gr0etlfrelloe ibn ent,
ib1oigen foime fir oaS gebeime @nt-
5iiden peldes er eupflnoe, penn liCD
Dor ieinem @lid Der 8orbong bebc.
Der 6as Sid)tbore bonn llniidtDoret
irenue. Ser, iogte er, babe Die bodite
Shlfe ser @elebriamfeit crrcidbr, Der
es peritiinoe, iitb ole gebeimen ardits
0ienltbar 3u MAIDEN, Der Is nerrHodte,
sic @eiiier 3u bamen.T
@lie ihau0erte.
Scr @occalaureiiS filbr fort nSN
ielbii ipuroe ncIgierig, imo mein
Sreun0 lieB iic6 pillig finoen. mid
3u belebren. Gft iaBen mir bis nan
Wiittcrnaht Bel ser 2dmpc mo iidl.
ten mngiide 8eideu 5it ent5iiiern oft
olh periu@tcn mir es, einen @eiit 5lt
beiblp0rcr, aber eS cric6iei feiucr.
Ga fam elm iabreu0er Schiller BON
@oniqsbcrg nod 3cditdot, nit 0cm
mcin Srelno balo pertrant mur0e
Der ircm0e Stuoent lieB bnIo ners
fen ooB er cineu tiefen 9lid IN oia
9totiir getnn babe im0 unteripies inns
in DER W}ogie. 1afiir gnbcn mir ibm
8cDlimg mo Sboad. g9ir batten
ibn oft gebeten, cine 8cibporltng
imo er bate es inns
and 3ugeiagt, nber er beridob 0aS
gScrf inlEer bon cincm Gage sum
Gn0licb ia9te er ms Die
9iac6t an, III Der oic Citation bon iic6
geben iolltc
@s Dar cine rltbige, 0lnlfle SSriib
ais mir ms 3u Dem &C..
leimen @ing onl6idteu. 6cniter uuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

wie ibn iein @flegeoater, Der Tettei
&dbriel IN oie Sta1t olf Die LATENT
idc SduIe gebrabt babe, 0oHt el
nuS lpcr0e, mas Der Better ielbli per
gebens onaeitrebt babe, ndmlid cir
@elebrter, Spdter iei Der Better &C.
ltorben, 5unor aber bnbe er ibu ieir
pdterli1es Grbteil, ooS er getreulid
0erpaltet eiugebdnoi9t; es iei ilni
genug geipeien, Inn Die 0omidule be-
8iebcn 3ll fonuen. limo nun er5abltg
6riB BON ieiuen 2eben in Der lllliper-
iit1tsitaot, bon oen bohberiibnlteu
8roteiiorcu 0aielblt ltno BON oeu
luitigen Gbponfen Der 5tu0enten.
nsSait bret Sabre lang, man neuni
oas oif Iateiuiid Erieuaiiin, fubr
Srib fort, babe iD III 8editeot oie
W}eoi5inerei ihl0iert; i'd mar ihou
8acculaiircils uno ipollte ndhiteHs
0isputiereH, Inn ben 0oftorbut 81 err
laHgen 0a brad allf eimnnl allcs 5u.
iamHel.
III "lAtNNlAtlLACN| plNA NlNN ttlhN
beftete ben 9lid auf ben 9ooen.
a@enn Sbr nidt gern pom @uren
tpeitcreu Grlcbniiien ipredjt 70 mill
icb ni6t IN Gud oringen,~ iagte Glie
un0 mollte iidJ erbebcn 6riB Seoe.
rid bat lie 3li bleiben
nGS iptro mir letc5ter liu'S &er8,
lpenn ib cinmal frei bernusiprehen
fam. iagte cr nSingfer Gle, id
mill gu1 allies bonrflcin bcfelluen,
imo oann iollt Sbr iageh ob mein
Gergeben IN @ureu gIugen 10 gar
groB lit.
Iie flcinc blon0buarige @lie riidte
rerlegen bin lm0 bcr. Der Subieft
iprad5 70 feierlicb, Die Sadbe ihicn
cine crnite @en0ung uebmen 5u mol.
len WGr'S nibt am Gno bciicr, oos
@eipr1dj ob3ubreben9 g9er pciB,
iDer fpeiB, melb Elm llugebeucr Der
5rib it'll @lie ertinerte iih all sic
9rubitiide, Die lie oamals, ais SriB
nit tbrcn @ater lprah, er6ord6t bat
te. lm0 es iiberlief iie fall. glbar ole
gleuaicr iieat, Glie blieb liben Inn
lieB licb berbei, oes subjects @elt0no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

Giiren prroen pobl reriuabrt. Ger
a0nigSberger 900 Sreiie ouf oen Sub
6o0cn un0 idrieD nlagiibe 3eigbcn
6inein. g8ir iaBen in 0en inncritcl
areis, Dor ms itanocn 0rei brcn.
nenoe 2ibter lmO elm 9edeH init QliI.
benoen &oblcn. Ger frcmoe Stloent
erteilte inns nod observation-disclosures
moBreacliL llaucntlid iMdrfte er inns
Gin, feinen Sailt bon inns 81 aebcn
un0 oani bcganH bic @ciDn6riug
gr mari HduderiDerf uro &rdlter
aii Die Goblen. mo ais Der triiUgelbc
0untpf auiwirbelte, nabln cr elm Bud
sur &an0 uno las nit murmolnoes
Gimme Die Gnrmelu. Gr las iangc,
Die Shbe oerfinlierte Iid 6urd ocn
Daulpf Der Goblen ln0 0ie SidJt.
fianmen eridliencn mr. nod iDic 0ln.
tclrote 9glulftc. Wlir wars, ais o6
ib Elm ferncs Singer rmo a!mgci
bortc, im0 IN ocm ailiiieiaenocil9lauc6
Oernlainte idl ion0erbare @eitalten 3ll
icbcn. 0as Aliugcn mo &aHit6ell
noIm 81, cine iltr6tbarc 9luqlt fanl
pl0blid iiber MIDI i'd loolltc altIs
ipriilgeL aber oa Ocrgingcn mir Die
Stnnc."
n0M Dos iii ihmlerliM," iagtc Glic
nno betradtetc ben @r3ablct nit
ilirdtiancm 8lid
mis- icb iuic0cr 5umir fem, iubr
Der S3dccalaurc.S fort .lda ic6 in
9ctt, imo uicle Sciltc narcn Inn MIDI
baidlditigt Wlan bcliirlllts mid nit
,Sragen, abcr 0eraopf mar mir it0wer
wic s9lci i'd tonnte mid uiti rit6to
bcliiinncn gtod uno noc5 erirncrte
iN mid oes @cidebcucl uio uus ers
lubr ic5, OaB man mid imo mcine
5pci &ameraccn an Nioracn, oer ollf
iclc g|odlt folgtc. leblos ani Ocin 30.
ocll liegcnO gcilln0cu bate. Ger Ss0s
nigSbergcr mar inO blieb tot, ineineu
SSreuio imo MIDI bate man wieocr
ms @ebcn 5uriidgerltfet abcr nnr iD
genas, nehl arner Hanera0 CAB nad
ilcNi1cn ShmOen icincu @eiit alf
saimI mar id iDieoer ioueit hergg
ltelIt, I'M 9eDen lno IteleH al toll-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

Sn ieinem 9iireait in Ser San-
Oelstammar ipuroe geitern Der Tele.
grapbiit lmO @ertreter Der Bartlett
5rau3ier So III Chicago, @etreioe-
YlotIer, s. @aaace SDman bon ei.
mem Ser5iblag betroifen lno id6ie0
iofort aus Dem 2eben, Tie 2eirbe
muroe III oas 8imner Oes &rdiioen.
Ten Der SanoelStnumcr aebraht,
mo6in or. 4. s. @orriiou gcriifcn
wuroe, ser a6er MIR nod oen bereiis
ciugetretencn Eoo ieitIeu fonntc.
Der @eritor6ene mar felt s Sabrcn
@ertreter ieiner 6irma in Baltimore
fno Elm 92italieo Der SonoelSfnm.
Her.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

|i1 fonute Ser Better Gabriel ipobnte
IN einem benodbartsu Dorfe lln0 mar
SbuImeiiter. ST nobn Mid liebreidJ
auf m6 bebielt mid BEL liD. Ileiuc
Dlutter bab' it ninmer pieoer ge.
ieben; tie lit geltorben imo nit ben
anoern begrobeH poroen."
5riB Seoeri5 ibpiee. Gle 6lidte
ibn nit feurbteu 9Iugen an
nS6r babt Cure 9hltter bod tpe-
uigiteus aefarlt, ib aber Die mcinias
gleit BEL meiner @eburt berloren,
0as lit nod piel icblimmer.
S5rib fab Gle treuber3ig un uno
reihte ibr Die Sano; oa er li6 aber
beiartu, Dab ieiue Sano BON groc
mar, 70 500 er iie ipieoer 5uriid
v@ebt mir mir bic Sano, Serr
5rib,@ iaote Glie, hos bis6en @roe
fdju0et HiHts lln0 oa ibiittelteu lic
iib Die Sanoe Die alte ariegsfamera.
ben,
Gonn iprane 8rib $eocrih fort
iuo bolte cine @ieBfonne ooll @ai.
Ter Gle taubte 5uerlt ibre fleine
&ano binein uno ua1ber Der 5err
Subiett, uno neil iie feline Sano.
8iuele botte, 70 ibwenfte Glie bic
Sduoe III Der 2uft ulHber, Dab bic
@aiiertropfen oem Serrn Subieft ms
@clidlt flooell, in0 oa3u lahte Iie bell
pie Elm iiberniitiges 4inD. @noli9
tuaretl Die San0e troden,
~Mollt Sbr mir nidt mebr bon
@Aren S1idialen er5dblen9@ frogte
Gle
u@ern~ eriDioerte Grig. nes tut
mir gut, mid einmol musipre6en 3u
fonnen bod glaiibe i'd faiun oab
Sbr grcBcs 9ebagen an mriner sc.
ldidte finoen peroet.
g@odl, ooh,4 iagte Glie cifrig,
gfQmnlt, mir mollen ms bort ouf oie
ganf ieben, oa Int mebr @Gattrn ais
bier.
llrter Dem Sollln0erbai;m ltano
cine 8ant, mir rob 5ulomnlenaeliiqt,
nno gcrnoe fir 8pei @erIonen grob
gcnug Dprt fab MN GlIe ncbeu
6riB $eoeri@, lgno Ieeterer erod9lte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

ols 6rib Se0eridj ins Soits gefont
men mar, ltreng iHteriagt. Den ueuer
9ubieft mad ieiner 8erganQenbeit 5l
befragen, uno tie botte bis iebt oas
pnterli6e @ebot nibt 3u iibertrctelI
gepagt Seet aber, oa sSrib Seoerid
IeIbar bon ieinem Sbidlal Ill iprebeu
AIMING, mar eS bod am Cube natiiri
lid, bob iie iaosl:
p5br nliiBt Oiel erlebt baben, Serr
Srib~
nDas weiB Der Simmell" entgeg.
nete oieier nit cinem Seui3er, r@u.
tes llHo SHIiHmcs, ober mebr oes
lebteren
~@ibt Sbr,~ iogte gIle nit laden.
Dem Wlun0, yoaB oie nlte Same Sud-
unfangs fiji einen periuiinIbten
NrTn3en ODER etiDas gLebnlihes gebal.
ten bat2"
Srib Seoerit l1heIte. oNein,
Wcin Batter mar fein SfDnig, er iuar
2ebrer. SD erinnere mid mir bitu.
tel ieiner. oenn ib iUar nod eir flei.
mes Rino, ais meme Gltern Itnrben. Z
$50 iino Cure bai6en Glterf tot 2"
fragte @lie.
uSie itarben on Der @elt. SD iuor
flint Sabre alt, ais oas grobe Gter-
ben In ilitler 3orf fam. 8uerIt leatc
lim Der Bdter; am 9lbenb iDor qr tot,
ino in oerIelben ginht itorben nleine
Btpet @eiAlpiiter, SD fab bas alles
nit an iinb ipnBte uidlt, mas cs al
be6elten bate. PIN onoern w4oraen
rief mid nleine Wlutter an lit @ett
lino Sprad nit iblpober @tinne:
Tyrib, Vogte iip, ftcde Dir etu @tiid
igrot In 6en Gad unb laiif biniiber
,um Better @abriel. Sd freiite mid
Iiber oas @ebeiB meiner Wtitter,
polltr tbr nm ben Sals fallen ilit0 iie
fiilieu. Sie aber ipebrte mid bon iidl
40 uuo IproH: 2auf lauf, als obs
biuter Dir brenae. llno oa lief id
oenn gum @aus binalls itn0 ourd5 oas
Sort aein Wtenib mar auf Der
@trabe, Die Sanstiiren ipareH Der,
IdloiieH. iino bic Siuoe beulten Wtir
poro's uubeimli9, uuo i'd elite, lpas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

yGp,@ el1tgeguete Der @occalau.
reus, 0en 0ieies Sob 1rgerte, ,oann
fragt i'm bod audi glei1. iparlm iidj
BITE Bniintuiuoe iHlieBt, penn 0us
g1etter urnimldgt
rEiit ods bic @iu0e2~ iragte Glie
ila6 beugte iih nieoer, nm Die Blu.
men Blt betraHteH. oIas III merf-
piroig. Sbr babt ipobl Die @lrnen
iebr licb, &err 5rib2~
a5b babe iie Iieb, cutgeguete oie.
Eer. Doenn Gttpas uuB Der Menicb lieb
bdbcH, ltno gIaiibt mir, slugfrr
&lie, ipenH man genait alif oas 2ebeit
Der sfrditter gIht gibt. 10 entoedt man
ie0en Iag etipns ueueS Ia gibt y
&ctHlibfeiten, Die fem W2eniA ers
Qriinoeu fam, @uer Wlogilter audi
uiHt 6icr Iiebt 5um 8eiipiel oie
3ralIlemiin3e uu0 0iht onneben oaB
MilIeufraut; beiDe baben oenielben
Bo0en lno ocuielbeu SounenIHeilt
uub bod lit iene ei1 beilenoes Sfraut
inib oieie ertbdlt etn Iharfes @ift.
98oDer toWnit 0asf - &S lit lult VI
w: Dcn 44cnI4en Cine W1utter BAT
5ipei 5obne, beioe tuahlen unter glei.
djer %FIeqe auf, Der eiue ipiro Elm
ret1tIm1fTener YianiI Der onoere elm
Eunidjtgtt. Qger 0Qpon bic llrluhe
ergriinoen fonntel"
a@ cite bctrud)tete ben @uccaEaircu5
nft aroBen glugeu. Seer bdtte 0os
bnltcr benz @ubieFt neriniitet, BET ibr
iinmer geicbiencn bate, ais tonHe er
niHt orei 3dblen Gr iprub ia falt
ip icD0n pie Der Dlaaiiter, neiL nod
biel Id]oncr, oenn Der ipor 5uipcilen
ilnueritau6liH, aber mas Der Subieft
geiprohen batte, oaS fam ibr por- ais
Db Iie's lelber ge0odt bdtte
.sybr iei0 ipobl iebr gelebrt2"
fragte iic init iblcbtcrncr @tiHnne
u9leir. ssungfer Glic, 70 arg ilt's
nidt v8ee id bdtte biellaidjt etH tiih'
tlger @eIebrter ipcroen t6unen, iperit
wid naS llugliid uiht areilt bate.
GlIe pur3e neugierig Ger Batter
baitc igr 3par glciA am eriten Gage,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-10

ct &auIs. GeweIube sn GDrDupa, $aIs
6otsGolultn - Yaitor s. Hreuoenreib,
Goroopn, D1o.
81. lutb. Stride 81 2pngipOcc, Salbots
@ountg Baitor e. SrepDenreIb bon
@Droobd.
SentidJe Gjemeinoe sn tlpperrp, goltiz
noresGountb - @aitor W. 3. Qeuicl,
llpperco, Di0.
3rciriuisfcits. 0cmeinbe sm @eObItud
- Eator So s. Soc, BooOitod, WlO,
Snlcnts STRIDE ~ Gde Battery sglbenie
uno gian0aasShaBe; 9aitor S. gsaIter
Sbmitt, gir. .21A, GItzHannnllaShnB
Ct. GtepDanis Stride IL @de Sams
burgz uno 0dnoberz SrdBe; Rditor Bbis
Iipp 8. Sennieballieu 8. 81, SIR. 224,
Mdrrens9lbenue.
GbanseIiidJe Wemeinidaft.
SnlCntS Stride - @oug1s sStraBe rnD
S5igbIanb- -Slbe., Yaltor IS. s. Ss!Ider, SIR.
3405, @Ou9hsSrnbe.
GmanuClS Stride @reenesStr,lSe
nn0 @ioersAQep; Raitor 6. 6. Q8eber.
ytr. 27, Glib s@reenesS sStroBe.
SUciic 9irhe her GDang. Ocmcins
idlaft ~ Wlabiions StraRe. gde Nliltonsl
glbenue; Bnitor $. SngeItein, glr. 742,
Observation-Disclosures.
ScutIdDe &nptiltens sStirdjen.
Grite beiltidIe @nptiItets Stride Woult>
mentsGtraBe, gde @atterions&aris 9lbe.;
Raitor 9lalpb g. gSegeuer, glr. 1927,
Wolnt 9iobnls s2lOeme
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@coenft iciue GnteI
glaH 0cm geitameuta Des am 81.
&onuar 1915 beriiorbeueu Srn ser.
nIann aoB crbalten Sic 6rei GufeI
nou Dem 9Sadlaiia ie $50 mo Der
gen iit inter Sic ioIgenoeu feds
ain0er 3u pert6eilen: 9lo6ert g.,
G'eorac gB., 5rcoerid 81, Serniine g.
lmo @arolo Y. aoB im0 6rau 9luna
Maria @ed. Gas binterlaiiene Ser.
mdaen miro aui nuaeiabr $1,000 Sc.
icbabt
gcbensIan0li6e 8u6t.
bausitrpfe
Ssm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5u gllcr.
anoria Dat lid Soiep0 Glarf oes
0loroes inn eritegl Gjrooe i6uIoig be.
fdunt uno lptiroe aiif 2ebeus3eit noh
ocu 8uAt6aliie aeianot. Glarf Der
ieit Sa6ren Dou ieiner 8rou getremt
lebte iHdte oieiel6e in @ai6iugtcn
aui inns erdoB iie All rs. Wlot Dor
benz &ouie, in iUelden 0ieieI6e be-.
idaitigt mar.
@noebldBe er6ffnet
Iie 51entIiben 9ooepldBe auf Sem
alonluieniplabe, 5u @eorgetoluH
RoieoaIe uio Somaro, peroeu 6eite
fila oeu 5onmer eroiiuet Gie @aoe-
plate iUeroen 6iS 3lim 23. SuIi tdg
lib bon 2 bis 6 ll6r fiir 6eioe @e.
idiIedter often gebalten. 9laA oem
@AluB Der 5hilen wer0an Die ga.
oepIdse idlon un llbr Mor9ens ae.
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81 Sreoerid Bat geiteru @2orgeI
6rau glettie Sidaan i6ren @otten
gsm. Sidmau oiirH eineu SAuB III
oen aopi aetootet. Sidman mar eia
gruoer Oes Sbierar5tes, 2owrence
Sidman in 9}r. ST. g}or0.8roao-
maD, Baltimore. Die S6ieBerei er-
eianete id Dor Dem 2ofale oes Srn,
Sobu y. Sidman, zines 8ruoers Die
augel orang Dem llnaliidliAen bin.
ter Dem G6re i'll sen aopf uno ct
itarb ulaeid6r cine balbe Stuu0e
ipdter. ,Sralt Sidman neIrbe init
@epolt BON Oeu 2eiduame pegac.
riiien ucroeu miBte, iagte, oaB iie ei.
men Streit nit i6rem Wlonne gebo6t
babe, peil ct init anoeren 6raucns
8immern ge0ongen iei iie babe ibn
ii6erbaupt nicbt t6oten ionoern nur
cridredcu moQen. Gie SdieBerei
oeririobte cine groBe glufreanra I'M
n6r0lihen Gbeile ser Staot. sSrau
9idnan muroe per5aftet.
9la1 Oen 9lusiagen Der s5rou fe6rte
Sidmau gegen Wlitternoht uo1
Sauie 5uriid. air5e 3eit ipatcr ent.
itauo Gin Streit oa 6rau Siduau
ibren Wlann poriporf nit anoeren
lSrauan oiis3uge6en. Sierauf perlieB
Sidmon oas @ous, lwo erfldrte ni6t
uie0er 3iriidtebret 3u pollen. 6ralt
Sidman na6m einen 9iebolDer ON iic6
tno ioIgte oen Wlanu, ion bitteno 5u
ibr imo oen Sfiuoert 5uriid 81 fe6s
rem 9ldd Ser SdieBerei pelde bon
SSrmt @iliam 9rig6tpe0. Ole ua6e
Dem Gbatort mobnt, geIeben muroc,
lief oieie 3u Or. S. q. 9roots. 9lebea
ienen 0rei Sinoeru binterl1Bt Der
Gric6oiiene ieiHen Batter ilno sic @e.
ibmiiter Gr yapreHre, Charles uuo
@eorge Sidmam 5rou Maogie go
tiers mo 5rau glelie 5reeman ale
IN Baltimore pobn6aft iouie Sobn
. Sidman IN Jreoerid anidiiig.
Iieies iii bic 8peite Oerartige Ara.
g6Oie oie iid III fiIr5er 8eit III Oieicr
@egeno ereianete 3u geginn oes
6rii6liugs eridboB Srni GIoiie gug
lii6 ibren Softer ilt ibrer ggo6nllng
ua6e oieier Staot.