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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
IN AND OUT or Town.

Mrs A. 4. Marstcller and her small
son have returned to Richmond after
srcudinG some time in Asheviiie. y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Burr arc now
with the Misses N?dcn at Buck liill."
In Chesterfield County.
Miss Cornelia Marill has returned to
richmond. after = visit 10 friends in
Danville.
Mrs. Robert r. Todd and family. Of
1919 Mast Grace street. are spendiur
The month OF August at Westhamrton
College.
Miss Octnvia Arlington and Miss
I.aNinia Randolph Walden left this week
for South Carolina,
Don Cameron motorcd TO Richmond
from Gordonsvilic this week and visited
Captain NJ &. Rowe AT "HroT,Dton"
near FredericksburE.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Dunford have left
for Atlantic City, where they will spend
TWO weeks.
Mrs. Charles Wyatt and her son have
returned 10 Buck Hin." after spending
some time on Long Island, y. Y.
Mrs. Josiah Ryland is the guest OF
wSeks. - ''''"' 'or SeVSr'i
Miss May Robinson. of "Robhurst"
the Three Chopt Road, left on
Monday for the Eastern Shore OF Nir-
cina where che will remain for the
month OF August as the guest OF Miss
Audrey Colonna.
Miss Louise Jackson. of Asheville.
" c., is visiting relatives In Rich
mond for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan and
their small son have returned TO Rich
mond. after n stay mt Buckroe Beach
and Mathews County.
Miss Hortense Townsend and her
brother, Dan Townsend, OF Charlottes-
Vile. are guests of their sister, Mrs.
Robert Ash, i'm Richmond, Ell route for
Norfolk.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Berry at Bridge
water.
John X. Poehler has left for New
York. where he will study classical
dancing.
Mrs. Lyell and her daughters Misses
Amy and Pattie Lyell, are spending
some time in Stanton.
Miss Jcannette Roth has returned
from an EXTENDED visit TO Baltimore,
Washington and Alberton, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN f.. Alsop and
rhtir Younger children are at son Air
n. the month of August.
Mrs. Clarence Seaton and her chill
dren. who have been spending some
this week.
Misses Lois Gayle and Henrietta Wei
dcrfield, OF Richmond. arc visiting Miss
Helen Gayle in Newport News.
Misses Ruth and Rosalie Mcdowell. of
ool2 Jefferson Park. are spending
some time at tho Nansemond Cottage,
Ocean View.
Mrs. J. r. Ericsson, OF Norfolk. is the
guest of relatives at Forest Hill for
several weeks.
Mr,ST. walsh and Miss Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
TO WELCOME BISHOP HENDRIX
M"ihodists Of Prince William viii Hold
jubilee BulI Run
Battle Field.
,Srcrial To The Timcs-pispa,ch

''7f''1ii I" ! Nc / mes dispatch.
MANASSAS VA, August 1.-The
Methodists Of Prince William County
are planning to hold an imprompt,,
jubilee on Tuesday, August 8. on tho
Bull Run battle field. to welcome
Bishop Hendrix. senior bishop OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
who is coming to Manassas as the
guest OF Lieutenant George Carr
Round Bishop Hendrix and Lieu
tenant Round were fellow students
fifty years ago at Wesleyan University
Middletown, Conn.
Bishop Hendrix being warm advo-
cate OF reunion Of the Methodist
Churches. Bishop Cranston. senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. was invited TO attend this re-
ception, to he held on the battle field
which was the scene of the first re-
union OF the Blue and Gray. Bishop
Cranston's Ill health rendered il i'm
possible for him to journey from Michi
gan to Manassas. and he has designated
Rev. John F. Goucher. OF Baltimore.
TO represent him at the jubilee.
The Jubilee committee includes
Charles r.. Mcdonald, president OF the
National Bank of Manassas, and Lieu
tenant Round, associate chairmen. and
five Methodist ministers. Revs. f. A.
Roads and Jacob Halpenny, Of Ma.
nassas: c. X. Millican, Of GainesvilIe.
c. W. Mark. of Nokesville, and G.. II.
Tyler OF Fairfax County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
TO ADOPT PRIMARY RULES
state Democratic Executive Committee
VIII Meet mt HnlcIEh on
August =.

RALEIGH. y. C. August CHAIR
man 7. e. Warren. of the state Demo-
cratic Executive Committee. issued :,
call to-day for special meeting Of
the committee here on August to
adopt rules for the primary to select
Democratic candidate for Superior
Court judge in the Third Judicial Dis
trict September 2. This is the district
in which Governor Craig recently APP
pointed Francis ID Winston as Su-
perior Court judge to succeed the late
Il. 3. PEBBLES.
new solicitor OF the district. will make
the race IN the primaries against judge
Winston for the nomination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

Walsh. of 2024 Monument Avenue. lief;
Yesterday for Atlantic City.
H. j. Cramner. of Norfolk has been
spending several days with friends in
Richmond
Mrs. Charles Eubank and her son
Lansing Eubank. OF Richmond are
guests Of Mr.. and Nrs. reyton Rowe
IN fredericksburg.
Miss Ruth Hutchinson has returned to
Richmond. after visit 10 Mr ard Mrs
w l.. Williams in Portsmouth.
Charles Bromley, OF this city. is visit
ing relatives aud friends in Wilson, y
q
Mrs Preston Nash. OF Richmond is
spending several weeks at the Rawlev
Springs
Mrs. J. u. Collins and Mis-, Leila
cotrcll spent the Weekend at the
Gardner Cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Z. T. Whtmorc and her chit
dr"n i"f' Saturday "a visit relatives in
iiarr!sonhurg.
Miss Nellie Parker. of Chicago. /. the
guest Of relatives here for the summer.
Miss Virginia Bagby of Louisa. who
was operatod upon at the Memorial
Hospital yesterday. is slowly inproy-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
InIuricN Result In nrn,h.
I Special to The rimes-pispa,cl

special TO The Times Dispatch
GORDONSNILLE. VA. August L.
Malcolm =. sullivan aged twenty-sevcn
years. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sulll.
van. of Near Gordonsville. died at the
University Hospital Charlottesville, on
Monday afternoon. On Saturday night
the young man attempted to board a
fast Chesapeake and Ohio train, with
the intention of going to Orange. He
WAS either thrown. or fell. beneath the
moving train having his right hand
and LETT leg severed. lie was given
medical aid by the Chesapeake and
ohio surgeon at this place. and then
rushed TO Charlottesville for treatment.
Beside his parents. he is survived by
fvc brothers and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

the printers. and 1t will be distributed
to 5000 persons In the Southside. The
list of rremiums offered is liberal In
all departments.
Alex Graves. Il worthy and respected
colored citizen. long employed in mer-
camille establishments in this city, died
last night at his home in Harding
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
orsnnI.t Move. ia Wisconsin.

Leaving yesterday for a new home
in Wisconsin, John Wesley Stearns, Of
6l4-A North Thirty-irst street, for a
number Of years orGanist and direc-
tor OF the choir OF old ST. Johns
Church. turned over the management
of the music to Professor Quincy Cole.
Mr.. Stearns was accompanied by his
wife. formerly Miss Mamie Bayliss.
who was also a member of the church
choir. Professor Cole will play next
Sunday at the service in ST. Johns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
CLOSE CALL IN STORM
Man Had Just Stepped From Hugely
Wien Horse In Struck by
lightning.
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.

CHRlSTtANSBURG, VA, August l.
rms section was struck by a severe
ram, hail and electric storm this ar
tcrnoon. w. NJ. Dunklee. who. with his
son, was driving in a buggy to shelter,
had Just left the vehicle when the
morse and COW standing near were
knocked down by lightning. \ grocery
store was struck and several men were
shocked. Frank Rush being badly af-
fccted by the current. The lishtin..
system was damaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
Appeal to Son. Of Veterans,

NJ. d. Cary, commanding the Virginia
Division. Sons OF Confederate Veterans
has issued order appealing TO the
Sons throughout his jurisdiction for
greater activity in behalf OF the cause
for which the organization was formed
There are in the State he says, seven
ty-one camps of Sons. only nineteen
or which have paid thNr per capita tax
this year. There are $50 chapters of
Daughters of the Confedcracy, of which
13S are paid up and in good standing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
shot WIN, nc,,.,,ne Arrest.

YNClBURIi. VA. August l.--Wil-
liam Caherty. OF Huntington. w. Va.
who was riding with four other white
men on Chesapeake and Ohio freight
train at Balcony Falls to day, was shot
in the leg by Il railroad detective when
he resisted arrest. Caferty was
brought 10 hospital here. lie is not
dangerously wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

A. i. Hill Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams ras received an invitation To at
tend the unveilinE OF the Confederate
monument at Victoria. Lunenburg
County. on Saturday. August 10. The
camp at it's meeting on Thursday night
will ascertain the sentiment of the vet
Grams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
New. Notes OF Intcrest.

7. VI. IT, NOTmeS, COIOFcd, tO-UaN on
tered uI,on his forty-third year OF con-
tiuuouS service as letter carrier in
this city.
The catalogue OF the coming exhi-
bition of the Southside Fair .\ssoct-
alton has teen placed in the hands Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
james @. Carr Nominated.

WASiIINGTON, August flames o.
Carr. OF Wilmington, y. c., was nomi-
mated by President Wilson to-day as
United states attorney for the East
ern District of North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02
WoNsEN'> MEETINGS.

Thc Chcstcrfieid chapter. L. y. @
VII meet "n FRIDAY afternoon ~
o'clock at Chester y full attendance
is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

! MISS Ruth Hutchinson has returned to
| Richmond. after "A visit 10 MIR ard Mrs
! w. l.. Williams in Portsmouth,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

! walsh. of 2024 Monument Avenue lef;
Yesterday for Atlantic City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-02

Mrs. Preston Nash o. Richmond is
spending several weeks at the Ranlcy
Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Siirean ocs Collectors Ger @NHer-
miet6eu muo 9icen5eu, 9latbbOnS.
Baltimore 49, September 1916.
.SansciaCntbimcr wcrOcn biermlt
6cua9ric6ti0t ooB Die 1916 &oRer-
mietbcn onl I. CftOber I'M 9}iiditono
iein mer0en lno Dab Slbitcll-giOti5en
iiir ole Ndlher ousgeiteat mcr0en
fiir 0ic 3obhug niCbt on oocr Dor
0ieiem Gohm geleiitet lit.
Qromptc so6mua bcr 2ednannea cripart
iuciicrc lm.g0eu.
Nauicl &. SOOeu,
Collector ocr gsaerMcibn nuo 2;cen3eu
lEpnilS .2alhl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

5000 oeutide Suppen 0efdngcn 0e1
nonuncn lnO 20 Mloi6iucnacwcbrt
ero6ert.
g9ortlic6 6eiBt cS in ser bcioatcu
@lelOunQ
nS,l Scr @eaeiO iiiOlih bon 9rce-
sam, om rehtcu lltcr Ser 3loto-Si'
"a, miro 6citiG octdnipit lluicre
Eruppcu bobcn Sen 6einO aus lei.
men Stellin0en gcporicn rmO Oobei
IA Sifi5icrc luO 537 @lonn tiirfiicber
Eruppen geiaugeu aeuommen Sa
Der @e9enO OeS 9lnroirfa SluNeS
lnO an Scr Gilenbo6nliuic BON 800
rpiofe nod Salic5 miro bortnddig
peiter9cfGmpit, Ser ,Seino bat iebt
ihon idjmerc &erhlite 5n ner3eibnen,
lnO bot ctwo 3i74 @eiongenc in I'M.
iercn @duocn QeloiicrL 0ie @eion.
geuen iiuo ioit oGe 0elticbe, unO m-
ter i6neu befinoen iii 81 Niii5ierc.
g9ir cro6crten auh 20 Maicbincnge.
wcbrc nno 3mci @roben @eihiibe
llniere tapieren Grimenicr 9lciter.
Sdlpaoronen ariiieu ole ieinoliMeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
SdOn5rmS StialtanO gr6rad)t
Die neue 8riten O#enGOe.
9Ruiien 0Oleu ii6 idwerc SerInitc
oNade"ien oem fic6enosn ssinOs "nf be" serIc"-
2seri@t Oes Oent[@en elemerarIaOs.

gerlim Da eonOOa H. September - Mn Der sOmmc.SrOut
6etOc 9ampfc fOrt SO ucu Nusr
OteH Obgeen MnO foen Die Nngreiier ihmere %ernte Die
SeHtideu gemannen nabe SDi0crS SOOen
9nf SffrOut bnbcu Oic 9meu ucrdNcncn S0en Der
Gue in &uRanO uno @aeu 0rfe %OURc nnernummn bic nr
Nocmeucn Oig erfoIaoS ebcu Die %erlnc 0uu
OmfOrOcut wer bCuOcrs Der Nufbardait pOn 3ar5e p
lid %OOmir&UbuSii c cine empfuOlc Sdloppc crtten
an in ben aarat6cn warSu Die SuTe oOn Den tentOudn Sr
bHuOetu 5urHdsewOreH
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snna Der in ben frdm SpcraOucn in Der SO6rHS3a ac@se
&nmGucn nuO 9iniieu iUrt
St gugabu uO IN 6cm amidcu Seriht cnt6atcu Der ben
NOmag Der OeudM obcu SeereSciug erGheu wnr0e NM
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&eFltder &ricgSfdaMplat.
yNu Ser SrOnt Ser5Oas bredt &Hrtembers nuS nT
Ocm nSdcu 6Hod Der 6rOn OcS arOuprn5u pprdt gosn
Ooneru le6botc SGmpic fort
0cfc6 Sommc gGcn pccr. NSrSid SlnNc
mnrSeH nle suge uncren Srnpu ng a6sedIasn teiS
Oanf nuercs wramcn sPcrrfers Die Samp u feline britt
I6 @touen NG6c 6onrccet @G6c 6erS
meilid Ses6pneS uoA i'm Gou9e.
Su ceanO n6rSId Cpucrs 66cu mir in gusi
Gin ueue @OOcu gciuunucu.
SHOld Summ fam nit Suanterie pcratOucn,
Od as Nrtncr6enrr Sancrte OGuc lIHter6rcdnna fOrt
Sefltder &riegSidanpIat
Nrmccsrnpp &rn5cu 9polS SaDcru Gut0ns gam
6ront HOld Yiusf 1T cine gerartnns Der rnFden Alc
S6Giafcit 5u bemerten
Sn Der OcocnS pctld INN QnSf idt ser enS am WOrecu
gndmtog uO NbnS nm Nugrff ami 20 &umcer
3ut 5nH Srru bis YuFOmph O srnppu inter Sem
9ummGSp S Generals SednuS nMO OeS Gncr0s Der War
mib 6r Hbr Oem &UrUk arte Snppenmafn ius SeO nnO
radtc in sabreiden mnacn @oscm SO @arbrps
On auerenOcu SherGftem Der %Oph dlug gdu5 eb
rng cnOc bic idcru %erlui Den cmpion
acncu gerten Seu Srnppen eu5curu
YnnttcH fnrhtbare Serbeernng angertdlte.
Nn ser runt Nes 0cnern SS6m.mOi rideicu Die 9neH
ui@n Oem ne seret5 nnO benz 5ne sipu n0r pen 86rO~
er 6eitse 9usie ole Seu6n Srnppen inter Wen
Gbcu; Oic %ori6fe iGeicrten o6er in flGsider gSei
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Hnie @aGOua w ld OOOn madtc Sen6 grDhc
Gtma@t un6ut Ocree6ih %ur6he ecacm pm 9ncu
SdcEh aeaug bm eOod nucre Clinic uug snrId8noGngen
&6roIi@ Sauislau wurbe Elm nib Sbeangrii fur
sem Na6fnmp 5nradgeidugcn.
Su Gorpa6eu r 6cuS Derac6Iid me6rerc Nlc sum
Shm on uuirc Sunsen beOcm Sn snSouu Gr ~nrOr
bier ue an orcm6OGcu mcd 5diput nuS aSwcd
DOruo 9Sotro III blrieier gScie o6geiAln9cu.
&altans &rieaSfaanplat
Si6enbGrgde 6rDnt TT Die &rmGneu raden in Sictcn6iracu
qcgcn &ofe ntt an 0n Seim S3eten0 8ar6cN
yoltnnSron Die Nrmarnppc SeS 5eSmariduS 9Raden
len tt sic %crfOlsms Oc cGcmS 6emSc Der 9ObrnOho
oiId iort.
@occOuuidc 6rort SIS babcn iG feline GrguiHc 6OnSc
Sc0enuua 5n0eoacn SOlr gueri nScS @og.
lcua-rOnt uurOmeiid S6uUS nradaebaen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
9 dnii@cr 0ompfer 10 5
Il Boot @cute.

2on6oh II. September. @iuc
2loDos GepeiAe aus &openboeca
fiinOi9t an OoB ser OGnii6e Gom-
pier rs. &c. @oowig~, elm S6iif
bon 1854 Eonneu 9iounlinboIt, bon
cincm llutcrieeboot perieutt woroen
lit. Tic @emonmmg mur0c gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

Gatteric'n an bie6en 0ie 9eOicnnng
nieOer wdriep Die @eihiibc in enien
@ro6cu unO ietter iid) in Sen 9eIb
BON bier 9Srobcu. GS aeIonq i6net
o6er nidlt, Oieiel6en iort5li6oiien, 0o
Elm iidb u06ernoeS OeuticbeS Battalion
elm 6eiiigeS Observation-Disclosures
orii lie eroimctc. Sn sen 6cpolOeten
&arpot6eu lit itcucnweiic Sbncc &C.
fallen uno ooS @oier oeiroren
San
aoufahS 6ront: .,S9G6reno ser
Somltog 9todt ergriiien oie Siirfen
on Der Sara 9urno Sront iniere
&orblten on, luiirOen ober IN Ger
&idtnn0 noh Giieli inter aroBen
&crlllien 5lriid0etrie6en. Siirfiicbe
9Inarifie 0cNen ms, iiioweitlib pon
ai0bi rmo mcitIid BON 9topot 6otten
fcinen Grfolg~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Go$ fron8ofifde Abeuo-
9uIletiu.

@oris, IL. september. Ole
6ran8oien boben ooS gouSe Eerroin
5fuiichcn @ermon0opiaers uno Genie.
court oui Der einen Settle mo 5lpi.
ic6en 2enieeourt uno 9ernD nti Der
onocren Seite eineenommen ino 700
@cionaene gemadlt
Gieie alrOe brinat has beuie
erloiiene oiii5ieae Bulletin ocs iran-
50itiben arieasDiueouS. oas folacn-
0en %ortlmit bot
a&orohdl DER Sommc bat unlcre
Artiaerie Oeutitbe Sraoniiatiouen
0en gou5cn Eog iiber cmen bcltioen
Seiier lintcrmorfen.
Suohcb ser Sonnte id)ritten mir
I'M llbr 30 No@mittoss am sIn.
oriii imO errangen bcoeutenoe @riol-
ge. Gie 90rfcr &ermonoopillers
imo 9ernD BON oenen mir bisber nur
cinen Sbcil aenonmcn bottcn. migr.
Den in einem al1n5eno ourhgcfiibr.
ten Smrmongriii erobcrt. Ger
Seino bebuuptet nur nod cin5eIne
iioIirte 9Suntte.
0oS gun6e Serrain 5ntlhcn @er.
mopoo0iilers lmo Geniecoiut ami ser
cincu uno 5piiheu Geuccourt uno
@ern1 ami Der an0eren Settle. meldes
Olrh mebrere norte Shiibengrdben.
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nomnen. stae @eeen 9lnariiie. sic
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dlen lmtcr imlerem pcrbeerenoen 9lr.
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0fii8iere.
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@artS, a. sept II Die iran.
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bat iid ober nidts lpeiter 0ou Ne.
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b6ltniBmdBise 9ube nit sluSnabme
pom Ueridieoenen Sniiseiehteu Eies
III Der Snbalt ser oiii5ielen NleI.
omg, Oeren Cert iolat
g9Pit 9tuSnobme Sicmlih le66oiter
9lrtiaerie Gneue inn slbibuiit BON
@erru unO oem bon @ermanOoun.
lerS. miwOe BON feinen midtiaen 81.
cigniiieu BON Scr aonScn Nront be-
rirbtet 9ei Nellou puroc acitern
Elm icinoIiher SteropIan obaeihoicu.
Scr inucrbalb unierer 2inlm abitiir3.
te. eS wnroe gemelOet. oaB oieies
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aunlont frohcnN sur Groe aeiallea
iet nodoem eS BON Dem llnteroiTi.
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bon oieiem @iIoten abaeihoNeu wnr.
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nen 5e6ntcn Siit0caner beneat oea
er am 49, September bei 9rie sur
Sirede brohie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
(2ro0ilos na6 eabbiac)

8erlin II. September.
ng2d6reno 6es Wfonots 9mguit" 10
iaet cine omtlibe @rflGrlmg OeS
oeutlc6en &eibsmorine- -2lmts, nmlr-
Den insqeiommt 1876 feinolibe San
oelsidiife nit einem@eiontmt. Roum-
inbalt bon 17O,679 Sonneu bon I'm
tcrieebooten Der GeutrolmGdte ooer
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teii6iffe nit einem @eiunmt-Houm-
in6ult BON 3S,56S Eonnen neld)e
Gontra6onoe Dem 5einoe 5utrugen"
Giner balte Der lleberiee 9tocbrid-
ten 9lgcuttr gemocbten 9lnfiinOiglmg
3iliolgc mluocn in Scr Eeriooe pont
3. bis gum If September 26 feinO-
line @an0elSidiifc nit einem &olml-
in6ult bon insgeianumt 26,222 Sons
nen I'M @ngliibcn &onol rmo gltlon-
tii6cn S5ean bon Oeutiheu llnteriec.
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pcrienft neil iic Gontrobonoe nod
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Gen pcrlubten.
Inter ocn III ser GrfIGrun0 out-
aeiii6rten Nomcn betinoen ii6 sic
0es britiihen Gampfers 0@orrioge"
! (5036 Eonnem lmo oeS 6ritiihcu
0oulpicrS u&aOie" (3541 EonneD.
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(SOrticeHua iie9s 2. seitsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

NNOuncutcn, bic ben ..Heutidlcn Gurrc.
ipOuocnicn" nidlt piinttIif oOcr nure0cI.
mdGia CrhnItcn, linO acbctcn, her Office
OauUn per gcIcpbDu uner ldriItIid Vilt'
ihcilnpg 81 unMcN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
Ser ,Sremen' rntgeBen
SdIepper &. ". Scott, ir.1 nit Ser-
trctcrH Der y6aiteru SurmarSing
6u.~ II Sas eentide llnteriee-
6radtidiff ua6e S'ew eOuSOn,
GoHH., seiidjtet.

Rem. eouOOu, GOuu., II.
September. Der O5eaniabren0e
Sd)IrppVr y. VI, Scott Sr.", Der
mc6rcrc GeriOueu an 9OrO 6attr,
bic, iuie man annimmt, %ertreter Der
vCsOitcru SOrwaroius So" iuarea,
tad Ecric sl6euO in see nnO quar-,
mic sesIanbt WirO, nm OaS Oemtidle
lluteriee.6rOdtbOot Bremen" 5m
trefieu, ban und bier rineeIamfeaen
@er6teu na6e Der &afts seiidtet
mrSe nnS ieinen 0nrs ami Oieieu
Saieu 81 uabm.
Der SdlIcppCr unrOe OOu auOereH
SdJlepperu sefulst, iueldle Sertreter
Der 9Srefe an SOrO 6otteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18

l@mere Serlulte. -Der gGonal's
@ro6eu ocn @eriateu nod bon
Oen britiihen Sruppen crobert
- Gie Sron5oieu meloen beOen-
teuoen @elGnOeeemim hiol6
ser Souune.
2onoom is. September.- Ole
9eutihen bobeu mm Sonntag mGd'
tige @eaenonsriife eegeu Oie neitgc.
monnenen StelMngeu Der 9riten an
Der Somme Sront 9erihtet, pie Der
aeitern 9(benO 5u ipdter Shmoe aus
eeaebene offiaieae 9ericbt oeS britt.
idcn Observation-Disclosures meloet.
Gem 9eridtc nad broben ole
Ocutihen 9Inerifie unter Dem briti-
i6en 9lrtiaerie. 5cuer 5uiammen mo
toiteteu ole 9Ingreifer idpere Der.
lutte.
0Soditc6euo Ger Doue Gortlaut oes
9eridts:
nSiiolicb ocS 9lncre mternabnl ser
/ 6eino mebrere iebr energiihe @egen.
9Iugriife aceen uniere nelteu Stel-
uugeu oie ober idmmtft 5uriidee-
i6laqen ipir0en.
8eionoerS sic fcinoli6en STREET.
trdftc, oie aus Der &idtuua bon 9es
9oeufs mo norOlid bon SlerS an
grifien botten idmere &erlulte Su
erleiocn 0a iie oireft imter unicr
Spcrrieuer gerietbcn.
3rpiiHen 6leurS imO @iortinpuih
iteB cine ieinolihe 9rigu0e. sic in
ser &ibhtng OeS Sotwoloes Dor.
Orong. oui oiienem ScIoe ouf Siuci
unierer 9otillonc. GS entipidelten
iih blitige 9iobfdmpie. sic fir ms
erioIareih uerlieien; Der Seino wur.
Oe 5eriprenat uno no1 icbweroi &er-
lulten 5urlld9el6ld9en
9Iorolid bon @louquet 6ron per-
6enerten mir oud uniere @oiition.
llniere 9lrtillerie mar pGbrcnO Oes
Cages iebr oftio. 9Ils OoS Aeiultat
uniereS 6cuerS broh elm 9rono IN
Dem feinOlicben NhmitiouSOepot bel
Grono Court aus,
Sic 3obl Ser beiltc iaOlih bonn
9lncre bon ms 9emabten @eiouee-
nen belief ii6 auf iehS Siii3iere lmo
243 Wlamt
llniere 9iitme6r iebte in eriolgrei.
der @eiie i6re 9lngriiie oni 0ie
iein0liben &erbinOlngcn fort. Cine
ueitere ieinolide @loihmc muroe ser.
Itort; Orei lmierer @|oidineu peroen
permiBt"
9ritiiber cooeSberidt.
9on6ou. IL. September. Die
9riten bobcu in ibrer Nfieuiipe n0ro.
lib Der Somme meitere @ephne ael
( maht. Sic riidten ongeblid aitf ei-
ner Sront BON mebr ais moerbalt
@leilen Dor.
Gies miro in Dem oiii8ieaeu De
ridt gemeIoet, Ger benic 9iadniittau
pom britiicbcu 9lrmee-&duptquortier
ms0egebeu wuroc. Nerielbc iiigi
biu5u ooB Der .1onau.@robeuf
chuo cine NPeile laiq, Den griten IN
sic S0noe fiel, ole ouBeroem in ser
9}0be BON Gourcelette ouf elmer 1000
gorO-6rout ou' @oOen aewomen.
Ser Snbalt OeS oiii5iellen @erihtS
lortet:
nSiiOlidb bon Sem Slnere Qclpan
neu uniere Sruppcn meiicre Grfolat
am geitrigen Nben0 Su Scr &ohbor
idDoit Don Gourcclcttc baben mir nci
tereS 0ieldnOe on elmer Sront bon
ctwo 1000 g)oroS gemonncn. On oei
@cNeno bon Ebicppol 5ci1tc lid) i'm
ier @riola in Ger groberung ocs be
ieitidten io9enomteu GonougrabenS
an elmer Sront bon cirta elmer Weile
Nier lieB ser Seino cine 0Feuae @e
mcbre mo an0ere StlSriiihnaSgeeen
itGnoe in lmiercn Sonoen &ir Gro
berten oith cine tart befeiiigte Stel
ltng bel ser Mouquct Sorn, nm Sc
rem 9eiib felt gSodcn 6eiti0 aef0ntpf
luorocn pnr
Eie 3o6l Der @efongcnen lit IN
SSobien bcoriiicn giuc 9In5obl flei
nercr @eiedtc wurOcn an onoerel
S6eiIe Der briiiiben 6rout mlSaeio6
ten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-18
llDu6tigr
Grgrn(6ldgt.
9eati@e ri6tcm lie &C.
gen Sriten.
Sritem 6ebauptetcn aber
an9eblih lire Weipimne.

9ieS miro bon 2onoon eemeloet.
Die 9luereiier erIitten anscblid
icbmere Gerhiite. Scr 1Gouoil.
@ro6en oen @eridten nod bon
Oeu britiidben &ruppen crobert.
~ 0ie Sron5oieu meIoen beoeu-
teuoen @elGnoeeemim hioIi6
ser 5oume.