davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
CHATTER X
CLEARED For AeeisN.

l3N--eH HaN.#N WYNN ~ NSSsOSs H 30.
w YAYNE brought the launch to
wv the side Of tho Arizona as
w the blue aeroplans headed
into the wind from the sea
and maneuveE0d foe,posit3on overhead.
It was plain that the pilot WAS to
drop bombs asain. but Wendell, with
Ross and Fulton Just behind, climbed
to the deck Of the battleship, and
now, a. they wese IN sight OF other
officers and men. they did not even
look up at tho menace overhead.
The Arizona, % Wendell had Oh
served % he approached, was cleared
for action. Everything movable which
had been On the deck had disappeared
-davits, boats. railing. stancmons,
dagstans and ventiiatots. A crew Of
painters { .work forward were finish.
Ing tbs prescribed nothing Of the
ship. The ofacer Of the deck was
standing on tho s1ds toward the dock
With another omoer experimenting the
taking on Of ammunidon. The omcef
Of the deck. giancing up at the aero,
plane. shouted an order for the men
to cease Bringing powder. Wendell
approached him tsnssay. From direct
" overhsad-s nearly overhead AZ
the pilot Of The plane could calculate
an aerial torpedo was descending upol
his ship. Wendell knew this without
looking up. Ross. who was besidi
him, knew II, a. did Fulton. who fol-
lowed Tho of1cer Of the deck, turn
the three Junior heutenants
and cried 10 them 30 taxa cover. At
the same instant . cry Of alarm came
from Z seaman who Wa standing far
Their forward, and shouts from others
on the docks gave warning, cut short
In the middle By . shock and roar
which battered and deafened. Bob
Wendell, swaying and grabbing for
support, caught the shoulder Of some
one. The Gas from the explosion
choked and sttfed him. Pain in his
eyes blinded him for 4 moment; then
he coughed the gas from his lungs
and was able - hook about.
A seaman lay on his faes at Bob's
feet: there was Z hofrfd hole In h.
back; It needed no second glance b
see that the man vas dead. Furthsr
forward, three bodies were piled up ut
the barbetts Of No 3 turret
The oflcs1 Of the deck-it was ho
against who0 Bob had bssa thrown
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
TROLLEY
PROTECTED ar SCREEN
ANO. POLIO MAN.
TRACTION


While the 5000 traction strikers and
their s~ympathizers paraded in New
York, their good conduct and restraint
at a time when the fortunes of the
contest appeared to be turning against
them. when their jobs were in the
balance, impressed the thousands. of
onlookers and astonished the police.
Violence had been anticipated, and
street cars were lined with wire net
ting to protect the crew. while every
car carried a policeman. The march
ing strikers roared out songs. One
that had been composed especially for
the occasion was sung to the tune of
Il Was Seeing Nellie Home" the
chorus Of which ran:
we are burying Hedley's bones,
We are burying Hedley's bones.
This is old Hedley's funeral party,
For we're burying Hedley's bones"
The marchers carried hundreds of
banners and transparencies. A few OF
the legends displayed will give a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
n S10MACHtsMS!

Gall stones. Cancer and Ulcers Of the
Stomach Intestines, Auto-Intoxica-
ton. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis n
other fatal ailments result from Stom- !
ach Trouble. Thousands OF Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by A. I. Elder an6 druggists
everywhere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
sh. Was Shopping.

She had been sitting in the furniture
shop for nearly two hours, inspecting
the stock of linoIeums.
Roll after roll the ~persp!ring assist
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22

1t has been found that telegraph wires
will last forty years ear the seashore,
but in the manufacturing districts the
same wires will last only ten years,
and sometimes less.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
"0nIy 'Gets-It' for
Me After This !

Il "Gets" Every Corn Every Time
Painless. Nothing More Simple.
"lrl tell you what, I've quit using toe.
eating salves for corns. I've quit max.
ing a package out OF my toes with BAN
dages and contraptions-quit digging
with knives and scissors. Give me
.'GETS-IT' every time!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22
for putting In the totsom Of = cana
RVS cage
Zinc fer La.x Auteises

Fine for Lazy AuteisAs.
Gear wheels to be connected 10 the
front wheels OF an automobile have
been invented to make q car In It's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-22

Horsefesh as food was introduced
into Gaui when the country was invad-
ed by the Franks after the conquest by
julius Caesar. Records relative to 1404
show that 1t was eaten in Paris at that
time. In many parts of Austria and
Germany this food is much used, and
often from choice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

cine glarbe~
Sie fitbr NIT Dem Singer Ieidt
oariiber, unO es 0ir9iAauerte ibn.
nW2eine Gliel~
80, mein @eliebterl~
Same, alte beritdnoige &onne, no
biit 0u2
glls iiH oie 2iebenoen iott eefiiBt
batten erboben iie iirb bon Der @ont
uno liiitmonoelteu I'm @arten &nnO
in &ono ipie 5ipei fleine &inoer.
n@ier Del Der &rauierni15e mar es,
no mir irns 5iun eriten Wlol ipraden.
@eiBt 0u's no12"
5rib rib eiuen bliibenoen 8peig ab
un0 Itedte ibu Glie ins Soar.
Sic famen an ben olten Srrm, Der
in elm @artenbdiS1en iungeipanoeIt
Dnr, itno itiegeu Ole Ireppe binaui
Gon 0eu 6enitcr ans fab man Die
9erge inn S1mud ibrer Gunfelgrii,
nei Gonnenip1lOer. Scr 9ieeeu bottc
oie 2iiit aereiniet, Der 6oben5iig ipor
70 nobe geriidt, ooB man jeoc Grbe.
bing, ieoei 9lb6ong erfennen fonrte
Sort oben,~ iagte Srib, ~Iteigt
iebt Der NlagilIer iniber, iDeiBt Oh
@lic, Dab ib bel Dem @eoonfen an
oen Nlaaiiter groBe llnrube fiible2
g9enn er beite a6eno beim founlt, ib
fann ibni nidlt ing gllae icben.~
u2aB sen Wlngilter, 6rib 2ieb,
mic bell BORT oriibeu Die aloiterrui-
nen In Der Sonue gldn5enl @ciit
Oh DAB oort ein orines @eIpenlt
Bmtit2 9lein2 SaIt Oh ME oe-
bort, bob nam oem @lol6en oer9eilte
ulln1htliM IN ser @eiIterItim0c elm
perSouberter Mloudl bon oen 9fliinen
in inierii @arten fonmit uno nit ci-
uer permilniHten 5ror iposieren
oebt2"
S5rib botte tpobl bon elmer Gage
9ebort. tunBte nbcr iiid)ts n1bercs.
@lie iGnig Dor 8ernim0erilng Oic
S1iloe 5itanineu. nDie gon5e Stoot
fennt oic Sage, ino Der Serr Cub.
left, Der felt Sdbr iino Gag in ser 50.
pennpotbefe pobut, nid)tl SD babe
Die @eibibte bon meiner Wlubme ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Dem eeborilten Sieefrieo. BON Ser
ldonen Wiagellone unO 0en iiebeit
3oben er5dblte; ou1 iHauerli6e Ga.
cbeu muBte iie in Wlenge, Seren iino
@eipcnitergeihidten, bonn 8drtpolL
bon feurigen Groben rmo aaoeren
llnbolOen @ulielig mars an5ub6-
rem, aber oodb erg6blirbl Sam oonn
aber iin0erieDeus Der 8oter, ilno 0oS
geidab meilteus, penit Die @eic5icbte
no1 nidt beenoet mar, ipenn idl ulf
BEN SdlB ipanute, 0a perihunnte
ole Whubme llriulo, ilno Der &Qter
iprod nit geriln5elter Stirn:
o5rau Wlubme, Sic bot Dem &in0
bod feline @eipenitereeihihteu er-
5dblt2 SD lei0's nidbt, Dab Sie ocn
Wl1gOleiu ben aopf perorcbt."
Damn ihlic6 id6 Mid leiic biuauS, mo
Oft bab ic5 IN finoiiMem SSontHer
iiber oes 9aters SGrte gemeint, oenn
i6 ipuBte niht pie gut er's meinte.
9ie Wlubne llriulo alio Bat mir ou0
er51blt, mas es fir cine 9epan0tnis
NIT ben 9eioen Bot, Die i'm @orteu
ipufen iollen. llnier Saus lit friber
Elm 5ronenitiit eepeien; oas lpeiBt
On oo12"
sSrit nidte.
oGdrin bat 0enn Dor piclen. pielen
Sobren einmal Elm G0clfrdiIein 9liif-
nabme gefuuoeu, ipeil ibr @elicbter
i'm Wlorgenlanoe bon Sen Eiirfen err
i1lagen iporoen mar; 70 botteu Nam,
lttb Die er3dblt, Ole iib in 0ie Seimat
gerettet batten. Ser Sitter ober mar
nidt tot, ionoern MIR gefaaocn.
@robe glot niuBte er leiOcn bel ben
Eiirfen, enolib nob orei longen Sal.
ren modlte er iic6 frei unO fam 5liriid
inS oeutIdje 2ono. 60 i9neli ein
Go6 troben fonnte. elite er noC9 Oem
SdloB ieincs 8rauleins, aber iueb,
Tie mar i'm Stift. Ga bnnO iid Der
9iittcr Sen Selm alb, bing Shilo iino
Sdnert all 0ie @ano uno flopftc an
Die 9forte oes &loiters, oos bort an
Berg itano imo iie nabmen i'm ohf
60 fonnte biernlit idlieBli6 sic @e.
idbidte 5u Glloe ieilEs gSas unn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

@nolidb erinnerte iid5 GGtbe, oof
iie nit ibrer Wlutter ousgeben iolle
Iluo berabI1ieOete iid. N1it erlei1
terten Ser3en cob ibr @lie oa8 Sc
leite ino fiiBte re unter Der Soiistiii
nit folder SSnbriinit, DAB Elm Drittei
gealaibt bobeu tDitr0e, bier nebmI
cine Sdmelter BON Der onoerH glb
ibieo mf characterization.
SyeBt flog @Iie in ben @orten uni
mari tpieoer elm pnor Steinhen gegen
oaS Seniter, binter ipelhem 6riB &e'
oerid in Der @eiellidaft oes Haber
sSafob lpeilte
sd fomme, ih fomme, ipinftC
Srib, legte Elm S1eit in ooS 6euer
ilno elite in ben @arten.
Sic ioBen mlf Der boI5erneu Bani
iinter oem Solhlnoerboitin, en- ionntc
freilib feline neiBen @liiten mebr aui
ibre S1upter ibiitteln, oenu er trug
idlipdrae @eeren; auh fang Der gln.
merling niAt mebr, Oenn er bate fiir
flint unniiuioige @elbihndbel 81 for
gen gtn5elne bergilbte 8latter frei-
ieltei 5iir @roe, ober 6riibling mars
bod in oen Ser3en Der @eioen.
SSbr Sfopf rubte on ieiner Brillt,
uuo er neiete iein DIR, nm ibre &er5-
ihl1ge 3u b0ren. glts ibren ihlperen
fylebteu botte iih cine Code geloit
unb ilntterte i'm @ino; cr midelte lie
Inn feline Singer iinO freiitc iib, f,ie
iie iib idnelltrdftig iDieoer loswauo.
2llte Wldrdei 5ogen ourb ielnen
Sinn; BON Der R6niestohter nit Dem
goIoenen Soar, bic ben orHen Sirten
liebte.
Gle" Ioete CT leiie, i'm iidl 5li
beraelUiiieri, 0nB er niht trdiimc.
ltno @lIe erbob ibre Slngenliber uno
bot ihm oen Wluno. 9lein, eS mar
teiu 8railnl gr fiiBte ibre Sipper,
inO 0onn tiibte ct nudj ooS fleine,
braine W}ol oiif ibrer Shultcr. Glic
iblang ibre glrme Inn feiuen &als
uno iab ibm iiis @eiidt.
,glIio 70 idauit Gu aus, 0einc
glngen iino braun 0ns iebe i'd crit
jest, imo bier ntf Der @ange BAIT Gu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

bort; iie bat in 3einer Stiibe &C.
Dobut. II gl1 SSrib, penn Die quite
Wlubme llriula nod am 2eben ipdrc,
Damn p1ren mir qeboraen. SD mar
nod ein fleines Wl1golein, ais iic
bonn Scblog getroffen ipltr0e, es
iUar am 9reifonigstag ober idl
babe oarum ibr liebes, freunoliHes
@eiidt nidt bergeIien, inO eor oft,
penn ib abenos meme 9lugcn i9lieBe,
iebe icb oie quite Wilbme llriula i'm
bellen Slang Dor mir.
6riB Seoerid) beugte iib nieoer
mo fiiBte @lie aiif Die Stirn.
nGomm iogte er, LAB nns 5uriid
5umSolhtn0erbaim gebeu; BORT iollit
Oh mir BON 0eiuer Whibme mo ben
bei0eu er50blen g9illit Du2"
,.@ern SSriB, ober Oh bift 10 &C.
lebrt imo fling, 0os iagen ale Geiite,
aud Ser @oter imo Ser 0logiiter
S{ounit On @efauen al neiner &eoe
fiuoen2 SD BIN mir Elm eiuidlti-
ges --"
Srib peridIoB ibr sen gltno init
cinem SfnB
g9ieoer iaBen tie inter Dem SOL.
llnOcrbatm. 0ie Sonne mar nidt
mebr melt bon oen Bergen cntferiit.
Soune, olte Same, ipo bleibit Dup
Glie cr3dblte. nsSeoeu ytndmittag
pflcgte oie Nlubme in ibrer BoitilIc
al leien; Tie mar cine gar iluge 6rot
ino fonnte leien lm0 idrei6en INN
redlnen, aber Die &egilld be tri fannte
lie nidjt. Damn nnlBte ic6 mid ouf
elm 8Gnflein neben tie icben unO
nurfte nid)t mudien, iouit 5aliite lie
mid am DIR"
Srib fonnte iiA ni9t entbaIten,
Glie aleiHfollS Elm tpeuig am G6r-
ldppben 5ii 5oilien
,0oS mar teine ongenebme Shm.
Sc fir MIDI fubr Glie fort uober
iuenn iie ibr Gapitel 5ii @n0e geleien
batte in0 ben Spinnroden bornobm,
0anR beaanl/ meine frobIiHe 8eit.
Shmoenlone fab id ibr eegeniiber
ino bord5te ipie Elm N2dushen, penn
Iie mir sic pAn0eriamen Wldren bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Der aiide nno CAB Der bIonoeu Glie
Qllerlei quite Qebren itn0 lpeiie gint.
i1ldge Damn er3dblte fie BON ibrcr
5lgen0liebe, ltn0 Der Shiir5ei5ipfel
nHroe Die0er IN Beipcallng geiebt.
Gle b0rte geoul0ig 8u uno oohte oa.
bel: ogead)mittags trefie i'd ibu I'M
ter ben Sollun0erboum.
9eioer iun8og iib bolO Der Sim
mel iln0 ctii leibter, aber gleidm1Bi.
ger 0iegen Ienfte iidb uie0er.
gladJ Eiib fam BiirgermeiiterS
adtbe 8u Beird. Gle ipro1 picl bon
oein geitrieen GeItipiel, bon Der 9[us.
5eihuung ole Dem Wogiiter ablanoer
3lteil geiDoroen, iino bon Der 1elob-
nilna. Die er erbolteu iperoe. Damn
lenIte Iie bic 9leoe arf ben GubieEt
Pile 9eute, ielblt ibre Whtter, iei iei.
mes 2obeB boil, uno es fei iebr Ieid]t
boB Der Siirit etlpns fir ibn
tiin iper0e, iuenn ibm MIR elmer Die
Sade ans &er8 leate; oa5li Iei MN
geeigneter, ais ibr 0oter,
Der @iirgermeiiter, 1lf pclmen syrib
Seoerih einen oiiberoroeutli1 giiuitis
gen @iu0rud gemnht babe.
@lie miBte oen @ortidipou ibres
@eipiels fiber lib ergeben Iafen. gtom
ME mar ibr G1tbe 10 Iditig eeiueIen,
als beitte. Die alte Sonne fam NIT
einem ineebeiire1, rotten 0feeenIhirm
inyterm Qlrm iino ertldrte. eine Wnie
beIuben az ipollen.
aatbe batte Nun erit redt llriode,
Ibren geiah 5ii perldneern oeHn ie
5ebnitptete, es iei ibre Bflid1t, Gle
Beiellidlnft 5p leiiteu itno ibr bic Belt
u Derfiir5en.
9ie Belt it6ipono dller0ings raien0
hnea. Ser Regeit bate oiltgebort,
mo Die Sonne idien tDieber. Sebt
pdre Der eeeieuetlie 8eitpunft geIpe'
en- nm eine @htnOe nit Dem @clieb.
en i'm @nrten beiionimen 5i lein.
lIber a1tbe oadlte ntht ans Sort
Ieben itnerntiIoligb fdttitrtte 0nS Ro'
,eriperf ibres W2nhoes, uto Gle rang
II oer @er5ipeiihlug ulter oerSAilrde
bre tleinen Sdnoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

gg3as miro Ser @oter, Der oltc
Sbomaiius, iageul Das miro Elm
gLuftritr fper0cnl g9ean 0ie Einftitr
gerdt, oonu iIt Soffninig DorbouoeH,
obcr iueHu lie nibt gerdt2 81
mas, lab oos Sdidial beranfommenl
Stopf obeu glugen offenl Glie III
mein bleibt mein; ben min id leben,
Der iie mir nitnnit.~ =
Seine @ruit bob iid itol5. @r off.
nete on8 Beniter itno ioih5te binaus,
ooB es bon Der @ortenmoner nno
oonn nod ei1nal leiIe, leiie bon ben
9eraen oriiben 8uriidballte
Dor Dem 6eHiter, 5iuiiden oen @e-
miiiebeeten liiitipauoeIte Safob Der
9ldbe iln0 Ip1bte nafb Ghneden iii0
NeqcnUilrmcrn glls Der liebessriiti-
teue Subiett ieine Greiioe 70 lait
funb CAB, inbr Sotob eridredt 81.
Iannlen, lDie er aber fab, onB Der
Scbreier fein nnberer mar ais iein
@ouner Brib. fam er fliigeIid5logeuo
berbeiaebiipft uno tr1h3te nGlie,
@GeF oann flog ct ins Senlter nno
Iieb ii9 BON 6rib IN ben SaIsIeoern
frauen
.g9art. alter &err" iaate Grit,
..Dt iollit and cine 5reiioe bobeu, ic9
iperoe Dir Elm Stild GbIenIeber 90.
Ten lalIcn
syofcb ibien oos al berIteber, oern.
er nidte eifrig nit Dem Ropf, Die.
2eber tpiiroe gebraht, Der &err Cub
jeff 3erihnitt Iie eieenb6n0ie uno
ieBte lic benz Gnben Dor.
aDii iparit Der erfte, ingte ct, Der
inir BET meincm Gintritt In Oies Sous
i6ren 9amen fionnte, lpeiBt 0Is
nod, alter @helm2 @enn hd1 neine
&oifnung erfiillt onnn iollit DIs
qit babeu, ale Gage GhIenleber uno
Sountags EN- Stiid s1die; borit Du,
2afob2~
Sdfob belt iidl ali oie @egenipart
tulc pi0mete Der Ghienleber ieine
ungeteilte sIiiimertiontfeit,
llHteroeiieu iab Die ate Sanne iuI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

Ct SauIs 0Icmclnoe 81 6pr0Dun, Snls
bots@ountn - %aitor 6. areuoenrei5,
9or0o0n, 9go.
so, Iutb. Stride 81 oOuapOOo, Salbots
@olutp Taitor g. 8reuocnrei@ bon
GDr0obd.
ScntidJe Gcihciubc ST. 1lppctru, galtiz
mores@oltutb ~ Yoitur W. s. 9enicl,
llpperco. Nlo.
Srcictnigfcitss Gjencinoe 81 g9cu6iDd
- @al-or So 6. Soc. @oootod, Mio.
SalcmS Stride n @de @attcrDs
un0 &anoalls Sirnbe Ynitor S. gSalter
Sbnitt, gir. 214. Sltsyiaubdlls StrnBc.
St. StcpDani Stride Ode Soms
burgs ilno SanoDers Strd6e; Raltor Ybis
lipp s. Qcnnigbmlien 8. o, gtr. 224,
Narrensglpenue.
Gbnnncliidc UcmcinidJnft.
SalemS .Sirdlc ~ 6Ioug6 sStraBe uno
8igblanD-0lpe &altor o. 3. Slider, gir.
34O5, Cough s@iroBe.
Gmnnucls Stride sStr1Se
uu0 @iDersgluen; &nltor 6 s. gBe6er.
SIR q, Sii0s@reencsS StrnBe.
3iuciis Stride her 6Dang. @cmeins
idlaft ~ 0Ia0ilonzShnke. Ode 0liltous
glueuue; 4oitor s.. 0ngedtein, glr, 742,
Observation-Disclosures.
ScntidJe gaptifens 6irdjcn.
Gritc bcniidJc 9aptiItrn Girdle- -02onus
meuts Snabe, gde &ntterionz&orts 9loe. (;
8aitor 9talph 8. Heeener, gir. 1927,
y4ount 9obalsNbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

3peitc 6cniidc SnytiIicn=9irMc -Sres
0erids9lpemle, @de sStraBe; Yas
itcr 6ilfo SHUTTER, SIR. 1850, gSeits
@altimorc1S
GcntidJe Mlct6pNiIfcn. Girdjcn.
Grite bcNtldDe MctbDotltensGi -
SIR. 224, SiiorGroa0ipnh. na6e @aitcrns
gperue; Yaitor s. s. Sbai6, glr 1717,
Ghs@oltimcresStraBe.
3weitc ocutife Wlet6OoiIteu= Stride II
1249 &igbtsStroBe; Rnitor @. g8iegano.
@cnniDtranin @pcnne WlstbpbiItcEa
&irhe Observation-Disclosures, nabc
MnlbcrsStrabe; Raitor a. s. gSaiblc,
SIR 567, 0loIbcrsStraBe.
9ainBcttcs Qlucnne W,etbDoiitcn Stride
2nfabettes9lpenue, @de @onos sStrabe;
@aitor s. s. SbaiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
8nr See nadJ Bolton.

Ter Gampier uSuniato~ oct
,.@}er1nutS ono N}incrs Transpor.
tatiou Gonpanp~ itad aciteru 9lbcnc
inter 6iibruug oeS Gopitdus Charles
Snmes fiir Bolton in Gee. Gie 9oi-
iaaicre iporcn folgeuoe. 93eb. s. g.
9owon rmO 3rau Serr lmo 5ralr
6. 9. 8oiples, Scrr uno 6rou s. q,
Duaan Serr im0 sSrou ". 9i. Suit.
ton, Serr imo Srou s. ". Eolbott,
Serr imo 3rau 8. g9. Stoger, Srall
q. 6. Mount5caitle. sSroa " 9eu,
6rou Z. Nl SteOens, Ole Srls. @},
@robanL 9. 6. Smith, Nt. 9ll6ouab,
". 8. gll6ous6, $. ~ 9Solen, s. @.
SontmDer, 8ii6er, $. S6eriii $.
Clifford, 81. 9ugau, SO. Solosmort6,
s. 9ruunett, g. @. @arrD, so.
@aDne, q. 9uoal g. 01oim3coitlc,
". @oroan, g9. Bates, Stagcr, g3ur.
ran, 9hiiiea mo 6. IS. Sopcus, oic
$50. S, @. S9bituan ilm.. s. 81.
Otto. 9l. Z. Maaett, 6. Gollopop,
s. @ergucr, s. g. g(tuooo, s. @ut6,
6. 1P. Glooer, Z. 6. Guifee, $. z.
Senoeriou s. 8. @uaeu uno s.. 5te-
pcns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
@adJ SOdionuiac.

Eouriitcn fir oen Siiocn bcrlieBcn
geIiern gl6euo oen Safcn nit Dem
Tanpfer uD}errimac" Der vWlcr.
hauts ono 0Hners Transportation
GomponD. @aiio9ierc fir Sooonnob
mo Sadionoille moren: Scrr un0
Srau S. O'@ormon, Serr imo 8rall
glnoerion Serr unO 6rou Robcrt
WlcGIosfeU, SEER imO 3rai 8. g..
@ermeuter, @crr mo 3rou 6. =.
@arner. 6rou g. g. Sob, Srau @.
6. Doocr, oie s5rlS. s. g(. Qoolano.
6. S'@orman 6. O'@ormon, gIicc
GorD, MorD Stepart imo 8. 8. Tie.
tro, Die N0. Samuel Nlepers, g. S..
Nlc8ob, st. gg. SSrarD. 6. sc. Selbcr,
$. g. @ilioms, s. s. Oopas, q. g.
". 6. globt lmo 81. 6.
8abt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
Neirot6s. qirensen,

glbra6am 9loicnberg, 30, imo
Bertha Berlin, 10.
Sarro ID. 9ioitou, 27, lmo Seanette
2ei6orib, %,
Soues ", Sdpars n, ino @eiiic
z. Gardner, IL, 8eioe bon @ppn.
broof, N9o.
@illiam steiiep, %, imO 6onnic
9oIl, t9.
5roucis g. Sealo, 81, unO Nar.
garet 6. @oier, 81.
Sarolo 9. Sering, "a, bon Sofe.
bile, Conn, imo Catherine G6auo.
lee, 90.
@corac 6. airfuooo "a, mo
Clara 6, aolbc, 23.
giaiom &. SAt6l n, uno @Ii5o.
BETH 90. aiidjnofL is.
@ais @ibenoer. "a, mlO 9ioia 9lm.
merman, 10.
g9iaiom 9(. GurrD. 26, BON Sobre
Sc @roce, W1o., imo G6riItine 90. Sea.
iron, "a.
@lourice @iaiams, 26, imo Soa
2ebin 10.
g9iliom 6. Sofimon 80, eeIhic.
ocu, lno GaroIineDEiier, 36, @ittpe.
Soiepf @. @oliion, %, imo Soa
Nlimad, 90.
Snrrp 8. D2iuh, "a, uuo 96ercia
Se6ourt, 81.
gilbert s. Secaer, 81, im6 Ser
truoe 6. 9}eb, 90.
Sruin @. Fanlett, 26, ino @Ilic
g. D2Der, %.
tSreoerid S. Conrad, 2f imo @Ia-
Dps %. Simpionb 10.
@aIter s. StidIer, 10, mo glutb
II.
somuel Granger, q, mo 9lmelio
Gebel, is.
gaItcr gg. gDeais, 20, mo SaiIio
9Ieemfc, 90.
gborIes 81. Sang iiin. 2t mo
QlIicc g. gui6ong, 10, bon Cans
oopne, W1o.
Sieoirico 6. @uoeubeinL 28, bon
F6ilaoelpbio, a., lno Gliic 6,
Sans, 81.
6rouf S6porb, %. imo @ouic
9eder, 20.
@bilip IBumau, %, imo 9bereia
2ittnia, 10.
S5reo. 81 @raD, %, uno WSarger9
Dlott, %.
Gregory GSpaIo gtihols, 81, mo
Dlorie Wl. Coleman 30.
5eroinano Scin %, imo pima s.
SdJreioer, 10.
Mbouurhieh, bic ben ,,DtuHmen Gorreipuu.
ienteH" Mat piHitiiA pbet nnre6eimdhlg trs
lalttu, fub g(beieu, bcr Office bnpun Uer Eeie.
lbpn uber inrihlim Wllillellunn aiQ madleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

(0le0cmpioriitcus Qjemcin0en.)

ct. Alp6uniuss 9ir6r @de Yarfs
gbenic rno Saratoga Strabe; Raier
2nrentiuS &iBner, 9eftor; &aier @bis
lirp 3obbadJ, Ratcr Sobann y. @ailD,
Yater @il6elm 9inoner.
ct. SatObus. 2irme @de elisquit6s
uno eager Sirabe @oier Soiep6 Sunf,
Rater &aill 0nber, %oicr 8ctcr Mnrs
finger, Edter Soiepb StoI5, Rnter s, 81.
&uetber iino Enter Sobanu Wleier
ct. Wlidlacls Stride gde g9olfes
uno 2onibaros sStraBc; 9ater Soiepb
gaier Eeter @ade. gafer 8ernar6
2lediue, Rater 2eopolo Gbredt
6er3 SeinsQirdle 3. Strabe uno
Softer glbeuie, &ig6lanotoipn; @ater
Sran3ishs %auenbnuer, 9leftor; Yater
gluolitiu gReilier, 8ater So6ann Braun,
4nter Gmil &euier, Rnter y. S1perb,
Rnter Sobann @roen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24
aDIaI6eridtc ans RaIlinatOn.
90 IIfIfon

@r 5amucl aoglcr bon 9lr. 1926,
10 StraBe, N.M., collioirte auf Ici.
ncn 6abrrooe All IA. StraBe uuo
@euni0lpano gloenue gl-@., nit
eiuem Golriiten glutomo6il uno
iunroe leidt berIebt
&Iobltde Grfrunfung.
Sr. ScnrD 6. Saul, 40 Sabre ait,
9lr 63Z S.5traBc, 05.-9g., wo6u-
6ait wrroc BON ieineu Seim uad
oem llnioll Soipitol ii6erfii6rt ga
Ct ploslib BON arant6eit beiaucu
piiroe.
9(uf Der @eiierung.
ST. sSreoerid 8. &orocDclitter. CIR.
1924, GuclioitroBe g1.gg., ser 6ei'm
Goudeu bon Dem 9aoepier an ser
G6eiapeate gao iid cine gerlebung
5l5oa lit I'M 9Sropioence so.
ipitol ouf oem @eae Der @eiicrung.
ebenio idrcitet oic 9eiiernng bon
SrH NoDmono geper, einen glngc.
itelltcn Der G6elopeofe gotomac.
Eelep6on Goo ser IN Doriger @ohc
olif oicieI6e @aiic ii6 oerIebte, nno
0er iiA ini llnfaIl $oipitaI 6eiin.
oet riiitig fort.
2 bo0enerfob obflage.
gIlbert Z aunb, Gin glrbciter, ser
bei'm grbreiBeu elmer Sauspon0 an
Scr 9liidieite oes SonieS 91r. 533, s.
SiroBe, 60, om 16 @10r5 ooriaen
Sa6rcs ourdl 6erobiaaenoc 3icgeIn
pcrlebt muroe, bat eine Sdooener-
iatfloae in So6e bon $4,000 aeeeu
Ieiucn 0onialiaen 9lr6ciige6er Gre0.G.
Sut1 anaeimcHgt @r be6auptet
oaB ibm Sic bcrabioacuocn 3egcIH
bcioc anod)cn oes rcdten @or0crar.
mes 3cridnettert bdben. Ole 2lrbeit
iei 0aOitrd 10 aefd6rlih 9emoroeu
Dob man eiuen @oruann oeiien 9fui.
aobe es eepeieu mar sic gIr6eit 3u
ii6erpaheu imo oic 9lr6eitcr rebt3ci.
tia 81 morncn, bon Der glrbeitsiiellc
ipc9genommen babe. Die &erireter
0cs aldgers moren sic glnp1lte q
8. glcpmDer iro Geo. g9. Sizes
8e6cnft feinegan5e 6os
milte.
Gns Eeilnment oes beritorbcner
@rn Snmes q. G0iporos, 0atirt bonn
3. Sill 1906, muroe I'M @eribt 8iir
9cildtiaung einoereidt Ger ar0Bte
Gbeil Der SinterIoiieniboft beitebt
aus oen @rim0itiid ger, 1906, t6
StroBe. R.g9, pu6 eirer 8arm in
5airior Gorntp. ga. Gas Griierc
lit Ger @iitpc oes @erItorbcnen,8 ,8rou
@t5d Gomnros. arino5insfrei Der.
moht IUd6reno Iie BON Scr 1876 glder
betraaeuoen Garn oie lebensldnglt.
die glubnieBung Baden ioQ. Die
5arui ioa ip6tcr nad benz Eooe ser
99ittipe oes Gr6loiiers IN ocn @eHt |
bon 5rat Cha %. @otfins, elmer
Gohter, iino Oeren ain0er iiberge6ci. |
gInoere @ermdhtiiiie int Eeitomeni |
Iino: 9lftien Der agsai6ington 2oon |
auo Truit 60" an 5roI @opdros |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-24

9aiien al eiuen GnteIio6n SorrD
@atfms; periouIihes Gieerttbimt an
8iuei auoere Gntelfinoer, 5ronf uno
DaiiD Matfins; $500 an cinen5obn,
GOwarO Gouaros. Ger gieit oes
@ermogeuS fdat ser @ittpe 81. Boil.
itreder oes Geitamentes iino 5roit
eoparOs, eoparO eoworos II. Sar.
-rn g9nttins.