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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

@ioris @iHtcr 3llni 5iDeiiclnlol len
ycIildj Der iG0neit lhlbcfanntclb Gr
oeigte iid] boNcrircnt mo cntioitftlta
cine Ycipeglirbfcit, ais ddltc Is, lie
Stllbe iinIJirtiir5er, GDe iic nod 5u
Wortc fonlmcn folmter lieT en- IN DuS
Tor5immer binonss ipo er cinciI Iiln-.
geit Wlcnid)eH ais Sd)reibc, beldjdf-
ii0tc, Iedte Gem cine cilig bcfriseIte
9oftc 81 unO ion0tc IGN fort. Gaun
tfebrte cr init cinen MortiAruall DON
@ntiduloiglugcn 5u iciHCr bartender
2licntin 0rriid
SSbre eritc 9lcoe mar bic 8crsim-
.oigang, ooB ie Deitere fiinitaiieuO
W'Qrt brinec.
a@eroeA mir jeoenfolls gut oe-
brolden fQnnen penn ,Sr6uIein
SattIcr uibt gang III Der Gage
mare
4SobcH Gle iic nod niAt GairrO-
cbeqgg
10 oobm trilulpbierte @ii.tcr,
.1lD1 0ie 0ull0e relbeno lni0 crltatfete
9eribt iiber ieinen S1ritt, 81 ocln
CT Gle Wlittagsoeit bcniibt bate, 0t
Der 6crr Sattler Der g9orcnb0ricn-
fonIcren6 i'm &uitfnIalnsfolleohlm
bei5ilmobnen pflegte. 9llioas 9lomeiV
iproh or nit @cgeiiterling ans. Gin
icltiamcs Wlooden, Jag iA Sbnen.
Sin S{opf imo Elm Gboruftcr.~
ogilu, ltn0 -2~
Sic miro iib iiberlegeH, mas fie
TIM fanu 8uerit aber beitebt iie ou-
rdllf, Sic fcnncu olI lernen.
nMid?~
n@oS enticet sic OoS2 SIT ooh
begreiilicb, Dab iie perionli1 yldbe.
res iibcr Die llrbebcrin oeS SiIipro,
ieftcs 5iigmitcn ocs Srciberrn pon
RoitcnieIo 81 crfabreu miinidt. (,
sic baben iDr gciagt2"
ng9aS id iuuBtc. Hub oas lit lei.
Der uidt picl, mas SSbrc perte 4er-
ion oilgeBt meinc @nGoiee"
80, uelde sdpierigfeit!" a
(Gortieslng tulatA a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

iebcn."
ollno ieIbitueritdnOlidb miB 6os
allies aud Dem &errti BON 9iaItenfelf
itrenglteS @eDciinniS blcibcn~
@inter nidtc nit reritGnouSpol-
lem glin5elu n0tatiirlid. gr mare
imitanoc, itol5 ob0ulebnen. ST ia
aud cin iteinerner aopf. 9l6er, er
gef1llt mir oarlun. SSeoenfolls bciier
ais Der onoerc. @s tat mir leio Inn
ibn 9Ilio ipiro man ibm iogcn, i'd
bob Dos @elo nit aller W}iib aufqe.
triebcn un Die 6orm 5ii tpobren ST
miro es glailben, bat er mid bod al.
gcgangen ibm cinen Griobal1ubiqer
Ill peri6affen. gliin, iebt miro ibn
0ieier neue @ldubiger ni1t Iebr bart
beordneen Gas beiBt boffen mir
mtr, Dab iib olles 70 MAIDEN I1Btl
sSeBt tonint's ia nod ooraiif an, Dab
6rduIein gIlioa mirflid 10 piel fliiiIig
MAIDEN fam ais mir braliden."
sic ipcroen iie belte nod 5u ipre-
9en iueben2~
gSintcr ioete gu; an inn iollte es
hidt feblen. Damn ltellte CT ibr cine
Guittling iiber Die 5000 W2orf aus
unO pcrlnn8te ibren 9tolnen rnD
ibrc 9lorciie, I'M iie in ieoem Sale
BON Dem slusgonge ieiner W2iiiion Sll
beritdlloigCn.
aorlo, Die ii6 nic6t cntocden poIl.
tc, periprq1 MIR, morgeu Inn oielelbe
Stunoe ipieoer por5llfomnen, Inn
iid) udb Deitcreni 5u crfitn0iacit.-
set ipllte Tic, ben &opf nod gdn5
bon Dem groBen @egenltono cinge-
nonuneu, 8aleipsfi 9le0e ino gInt-
mort Itebcn sic borte fount allf ibn.
sob iie GinfGufe beiorgt3~ Sa, ia.
gr aud. llno oa prdientierte er ibr
init galonter @erbeupmg ieinc Bril-.
loltbroidle itno tpeioete ii6 an ibrer
geItiir5ung.
Sir nnd2 ggnS iplI oos2"
0wlein Bralltgeihenf, aorla."
Sie ru15elte Die 9tirn.
ySpiclgeipinnit2T
oy8ie mon's nimmt.~ =
Crit iest iob lie i'm boil aa, &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

J b.
Sen fdmpfen.
Tie giIenbabn.T Trdiibenten drgern
iif, OoB Elm BON i6nen semudter
8orI6log, Der Strifes pdbrcno ser
llnteriu9lnesperiooe pcr6iitcn ioIG,
bonn GongreB niHt ongenommen
puroe. Die gobnanp1ltc iperocn
inorgcn lire @orbercitlneen III g(nt
grifi ne6men 0as S.StunoengeieB
ais gegen Die Gouititution peritpBenO,
fir mgiiltig 5n ertlGrep, Inter
anoerem ioll 3ur @eltiIne gebrodt
peroen, oaB ser Erdiioent FEM con.
ltitutionelles 9fe6t babe, Die 8orIa-
&c an einem Sonutag 81 unteridrei-
ben.
Dic llnoermoo0-9ill, ser sSuter-
itate Commerce Gonnitiiion Die @e-
malt 3u ge6en, ais S6ieOsri1ter in
&obnirogen ouf5utreten, muroe nit
81 gegen ia StimuIeii obgeidjla9eil.,F
8iele Senntoren, ipeldc MIR fir
oie &orloge itimmten Inn eiuenStrife
5iI Oer5iiten limo Der W3einung, OdB.
in Scr ndblten Sibung ser &orlage
Elm 9lmeuoement 5ugefiigt mcrOen
f0nnte. FY a@s
Garrett NIT Oem Grreib-
tpu an rip on
q. 9. @arrett, Der 8oriiber Der
9rloeri6aiteI gab auf ole Sro9e,
Oh CT bic Surbt BON Senotor ga Sol
Iette t6ciIe, oaB Oas 8.9tuuoengeieB
Oas 16.Stunoengeieb auibebe. sur
gInttport OoB in gege6enem 6alle
man imner6in nit Dem Grreihten
3ilfrieoen lein f0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

erUdblt Set ieifer giniebung babe
Der StaOtrot6 70 ioet ser @laDor,
beriudt ieine Sdnoeo8u binoen aus
6ur4t, er m0Ate oeiien &ecbte an ii6
reiben. sic pdren niAt 5uirieoen ge-
peieh nit Der gtusii6img ibrer GbIie-
genbeiten ionoern bdtten sic Con.
trole iiber oie Gretiitip. .Gepartements
in Der itdotiiden Geoierilng ebenioIls
baben pollen Cine ltn6eoeutenoe llr-
ia1e fii6rte lebte g8ode gum 9ruh.
Sollte Serr gli9ols auf ser 9lnno6.
me ieiner Heiignation 6eite6en, uno
oies luirO dugenideinlid Scr Sail
iein, 10 miro Soiparo Gomers, ser
jebige Staotrdtbs Goriibenoe, ser
WlaDor iueroen uno Elm neuer 9or.
iiBenoer miiBte Damn geipG6lt ner-
0en.
@ol0ene &od5eit.
Serr pmO 5rou gli1olos g}eunonn
teierteu on lebten Wlittipod lire
goIoene SoG5eit in ibrem Seim in
gllicott Gitp, ipoielbit iie i'm Sabre
1866 OurG @oitor @iuian @ali6 ge.
troilt porOen paren. Gas @aor BAT
feds le6enoe ainoer: Orei E6dter,
orei Sobne, uno IS @nfelfin0er. I'm.
ter ben @diten sur goloenen SoG3eit
beionoen iid alld 8wet oie Dor 80
SSabren oo6ei geipeien poren, ais
Serr lno 5rau Sarunonn oen 9uno
iiir's Se6en icbloiieH, iino 3mor iinO
oies 6rau @iaiam s. Syo6nion bon
@otuaro @arf uno SRI. Mar3 Wlcaen-
sic BON Della. sSrau 2ounonn mar
frii6er Sri. Suion 81. SSobnion bon
Gllicott Gitp 9InldbliA ser SSeier
lpuroe oos Sublepoar bon i6ren
ainoern nit elmer Slmne @cloes
in @ol0 6eibenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
SuffcutIidJ iua6r.

9sem Dort 3. September.
Die llniOerial @reB 9lfociotion, BON
9lr. 35 g8eit 80. StraBe- Oeren Gor.
Iteber Serr Wlorcus Braun lit, bat
Ebeile eineS 9riefes 6efannt eege-
ben, ipelrber BON einem W2itglieO 0es
britii1en BarlameHts itammen ioll,
in weI9em Der S6rei6er iagt, oaB
einige 3cit Dor oen t6. gluguIt Die
groBte @rploiioh Der g9eltgei1i6te
5inter Sen britiideu Sinien in 6ronf-
reid itottfun0 ltno einen Qlufidub
oeS 6ritii9en &oree6ens peranlaBte,
ueldes geraOe i'm @auge mar. Ser
8ricf lit bDm %. 9IueuIt IN 2onoon
oatirt un0 ituter5eibnet IS. Sing.
SSn Oetii Bureau Der @reB -9[iiociotion
miro geiust Dab Sing Elm Wlitelieo
oes britii9eu llnterbauies lit.
Die oroBe grploiion, BON welber
Der SNreiber ipricbt, puroe BON Der
britiiGcn Ncgierung iorgfdltig gez
6cin ge6alten nno 6eitonO in einen
Gerluit wic Sting iaet, BON Wluni-
tion i'm Mert6 bon $25, 100000. Gin
oeutiAet 6lieeer BAT, Wie Der 9riei.
idreiber iueiter idet, cine @ombe ab-
eeporieu uno oie9iieienerpIoiion Der.
lfrIodlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

Beitim Gentfheu @ alien
baufe

Ter 5rauen SiilisDerein oes
1eutihen MoiienbauieS bdlt beiite,
am glrbeitertage. iein idbrliheS 8ic.
nic IN Ser glnitalt Sic Srauen ar.
beiten Iuie oie gieuen, nm einen gro.
Ben GrioIa 5il er5ieIen. Ger @raii.
bent oes Geitiden @aiienbauies, Sr.
Wlortiu qie8ano, iopie Die Girefto.
ren ba6eu Deriproden ben 8rouen
10 piel pie moaIiA 6e6HlfIiA 5u iein.
Ger Guperintenoent, Sr 8. 9Sreil,
arbeitete ais gutter D3oiHiniit felt
wlonaien; CT Bot jeoob nidt Derra.
tbeu ob an einem neuerfunoenen3ep.
pelin ODER an einem llnterieeboote.
Sauerfraut nno Sauerbraten ino
oiesmaI beiier Oenn ie; oeutihe Sra.
pieH nno aaifee peroen borgciebt.
Gin Shlattitano, elm Sanoarbeits.
Stano. uno an einem ,@rab6ag.~
Stano fam Seoer ieiu aleinaelo los
meroen. gIn9 benz ihoneu 9iuppert.
2Iitenbeim fonn man 9eiuh abitots
ten. no iebt cine quite oeiltihe Iln.
irone III 5rieoen rno @iniefeit nit
oen aItcn 2ellten ibres 9(mteS maltet.
Gle efdone 6erien5eit Dor.
ii6er.
Sn Der renopirten Oeutiden
Goncorbia 0irhe an Der Gde bon @.
ino 20. StroBe, ga..g9., begonnen ge.
iiern bic regeluaBiacn @ottesoieuite
mieoer mad ben 5onrmerierien. ga
iior 4anl Oaen5el nit 5amilie nell
ten 6ereits felt 9iitte Der oorigcn go.
DE nieoer in Ser Staot. nadoen er
etlide 8erienmohen I'M 3elt bel
e5reai Sails, 3d., 3ugebraht Gr
nQbn mdbrcuo ieiner Srei3eit All ei.
ner aroBen Sugeno @eriammlung
Der Gbongeliiden SDnoOe III Gleoe-
lano Ebeil 5u Ser iid iiber 1900 Te.
leaaten aus oen areiien Der Conn.
tagsihul. uno ssugenoarbeiter eiuee.
iunoen batten SdmmtliAe GeIeaa-
ten puroen mdbreno Der 1ouer Der
Neriammlungen flint Gage lang
als @dite in oen enahgeliihen sc.
melnoel Glepelano's einquartirt lIn0
genoiien cine erfreulide @oitfretuo.
Idait lie galtimorer Gemeinoen
maren insaeianmt nit gegen 80 Ge-
legateu betbeiligt
Sonntog gladniittag 10, 5epten.
Der finoet oas id1rlihe Wliiiiousfeit
itutt md Dem 9laienplat BON 6rn.
iuo 6rau 0lonteomerb an Ger Gim-
mings Cane, Gbebp Gbaie.
oIeutfher &riegerbnno.n
Ger nGeltide arieeerbuno@ bieIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

wd6reno oieier 3eit iperoen feline
@louoibein @aHerportieu inter.
nommen
Gobof Miro tbeurer.
Gle 19i6-1917 Go6ofiaiion tuur.
Sc IN 2gu6blrg @a., ain Sreitog
er0firet. $4,000 gfuno Ounfler
6iiaer mar oaS 9lngebot. Ger 6odite
&reis, Der ie fir ounflen 5iiuer Der-
langt wuroe, lit an ienem Gage ers
5ielt woroen Ter 9IniangsprciS NOR
$5.70, uno oies blie6 Der Glrcbidnitt,
o6aIeid 5eittpeiie bis at $725 Der.
langt iUur6en. IS beianoen iif me6r
adiifer ais ie 5uoOr auf Oem Wlortte.
ylelie Eu6at miro erit inn Sftober
erluortct ga er bis iett nod nidt
geiAnitten lit,
Cine Slid bgeidi1tc.
Gin rnge6eiirer Slid, Der groBte,
Der ie I'M iiiOliden 9}eben3tpeige oes
Yotomac ecangelt poroen iein ioll,
fam i'm Sample nit SameS T6at-
der olS Sieger berbor. G6ot6er
6nttc sen Slid in ser 9316e BON
9erfeleu an ser 9lngelgeiongen nno
perudtc i6n nit oller aroft an oos
llfer 81 5ie6en. Tem MonItr1um ge-
lang 6, Den 9lngler in Oen 6luB al
3ieben I6at1er muroe bon ieiner
6rau uno 9lnoeren Die ii6 in ser
Eartie befanoen Dor fait li9ercm
@rtril1fef gerettet.
Auf Der 8obn berungliidt.
Gowor0 g. 8renner, 0eiien Seim
in WlortiuSburg @..9a., lit Elm Pm
geitelter ser Cumberland 8ollep-
@iien6o6n, fano tlnter 0en Gd0crn
zines Srabt5uges, bon oem er 6erob-
geiallen mar BEL 9erfeleD ieinen all
aen6ldlihen 600 Coroner Spon
teller ido6 Ser @o6ngeiellI9oft feline
ShulO an oes @eruugIiidten 800
81 9renuer mar 40 Sabre ait. Gr
6iiiterIdBt ieine g9ittpe uno A fleine
Sin0er.
Sdiuerfronf.
Srou Scott, sic @ottin BON Or. s.
Dl, Wlc@berion Scott, oes W3oeors
bon Saearstotpn WlO., lieat an ltrin-
idire @ergiftuug idiuer franf BAR
nieoer OR, Carer 9. Gamble BON
galtinoe iuuroe 81 elmer Goululto-
ton geruiet W}oDor Scott fam crit
Dor einigeu Sagen bon elmer SeiIan.
italt i'm Staote gletp.Do 5uriid.
Streit nm 9lmt un0 g8 iir.
ben.
WloDor WR. g. g2idolS BON GaIton,
Wlo, rei1te Dem Staotratb ieiue 0le.
iignation ein. Ger Staotrat6 peiger-
te iih, OieieG6e an5une6men rmo err
iudte oas Staotoberbaupt, lie suriid-
5u5ieben. Qies wolitc Scrr g}idols
nicbt tbrut. CT peripradb ober, Der Gons.
feren5 6eipobRen ST. pollen, melhc
fir Wontag 9l6enO cn6cruien 1T.
Ser 0liholS ipurOe nod bittcreai
Sample I'M lebten Wloi gum glmtc
Kinder ScnroIon
MACH FLETcHER'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

WlaH tFwabHe ben 0vaIiImOFe 00FrfIp1n6eHt".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
glns Oem SHnerH MarhlauO'S un0
ben aHgren5euOeH Staaten,

bunHa.
Ter menidenireiieuoe Soiiiid bat
iein Grideinen I'M Susquenbana-
6Iiiiie gemadt. 9lIlidbrIi6 fommt er
ouf Der SuHe nod Dem beriibnlten
Snsque6onno @odfiih III oos @e-
pdiier. 9roBoem er idon oft geie-
Zen piiroe, bnt er nod gliemonoen
Elm 2eio an8utbun beriu6t. 9lud
fiirbtet er iA nidt Dor fleinen
9ootcn Capt @bil 90. Spencer
oie6t ieine @roBe ouf II bi IL SUB
an. Ger Slid bdIt lid meiit cine
Mo6e ODER 5ebH Gage lang aif;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
llnttYti6ntt.
<rOe gGItern bon Vri,
fOent @tliun
9as DUmt GOmareR amges
nDtmmeme SsZtmnOenseiee

@rdiiOent @iIion te6rte oeitern DIOR.
gen aus 9ong granb na6 @oi6-
ineton 5uriid uno unter5eidnete
Oos SldtitunOcn.@eiet. Qtrn
@Ormittag ill5r Der 9rdiiOent
nad SOOae0ille, apy iUeitcr.
Ger Strife MN oliidli@ o6ge-
WcnOet. Ole ga6nmuguafen
wOIIeu Oie @eiebesfroft Oesielben
anfe6teu.
8aibington A. Sept. 9rG-
liocut g8ilion fe6rte 6eilte Moraen
INN Z ll6r BON Gong 9rand, 9&sSS,
nod @ai6ington auriid. @r inter
i1rieb Die 8-Stunoen.gorloge fir
@iienbabn.9 .9ngeitelte, ipel9e geitern
ocn GoagreB paIiirte, imo 6egdb iiB
I'M 10 ll6r 30 @liniiten na9 Scoge.
billie, aDy Inn Die llebergabc Der
uSincoln Someiteao" entgegen5une6-
men. Sn ieiner 8egleitime beianoen
iid unter QInOeren aud feline Satin.
Die 8orlage muroe bon 0em Br1ii-
oenten alf Dem 9abn5ofe un.er3ei9-
net. 0n er ii1 ni6t erIt nod benz
@eiBen Sauie begeben poIlte. 0ier
6eoern puroen ge6rau6t, ino ie cine
BON Oieien 6eoern per6en an Nie &ors
iisenOen Ser bier @iienbabnbrAOer-
idaiten gege6en iperoeH.
glilf Oos @eripre1en Oes, %rGlioen-
ten 5iH, Dob er oie @orloge AM
Sonntag unteridreibeu tpiiroe, obne
Dab etiDas i'm oapon ab6alten fon-
ne, famen 6ie @oriibenoen ser Ser
einigrngen Der @iien6abnangeiteI-
ten oarhl therein nidt ab5uiporten
big bic llnteri6rift t6atiG1lib 3itge-
fiigt it, imo ben Stritebefebl iofort
5uriif5u5ieben.
9lae GoOetelegromme paren i'm
9oraus ouieeIebt woroen.
@lan 6eiiir1tete, ooB falls Die Srs
Der, ollr6 luelde cine Der idmeriten
inoultriellen llmitiir6ungen abee-
iuauOt uuroe, ni6t nod bellte abae-
ianOt uerOen fonntc, 6a piele ser
Observation-Disclosures oei6Ioiieu iein
tpiiroen, IooaB Die meDr oIs 10000
lofalcn 8oriibenoen melden oie
9ladridt BON ben GAO @enerolDor.
ite6ern gegeben neroen ioIlte, tie
nicbt re1t5eitig erbolten piiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04

A6Uunrntcn, bic ben vSentidJen lSprte.
ipunocnten" Htdt piuttlidD Dber umregcI-
mGki9 erbalten, iiub gebetcn, ber Office
baDon per EclepbDH DOer idJriftIiG Nit.
tbetLmnN stt mndlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-04
0fQ0ifQlheilnna 0er g}erucnidlmdde.

Spade nerooe Eeronen gepagt UonSoinunGsoigfct uno
fDedten Srdurlcn eribopien0n Auseu 9rt, gtadc n9o
aopidmcr5e SooroaG Abnabme o Gc6ors o Scr Sc5trat
aotarrb Magenoridn, StbOHiopimg WHoigtcit GrroDel
3ern Se5tlopen grtbcflcmmune Nengdtcit uA0 &ribnn
eriobn aus Dem uSngenOMnO uc uc 6Oscn ngcHbaer Yer
irruHgen granOld in tr5ter 3c nuc Strftnru SameHhh
EbimOs SramPfao nnO aer6rnd mad cincr Ug nencn We
tGOOc au nen GdIag gcGClt mcrOen
@ Tes inieganie ePrs@ qM8 tlsit aaf %teS SOq gs T
Seatidjcn BrOot.Sinf, 1877 Guf "a. Ctr, Remgurt ND
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
ouR TROOPS WILL REMAIN.
Soldiers Sent to parral Attacked by
Mexican Rioters.

San Antonio.-General Funston has
received report from chihuahua
which puts new aspect on the at.
tack upon the American troopers at
Ps7al showing that Carranza sol
diers led in the attack. assisted by
civilians
Two American soldiers were killed
aud between 40 aud SO Mexicans fell
victims 10 American bullets number
of whom were Carranza soldiers
The American troops. 100 in num-
her. We're eamped outside the town,
and had made 40 attemp, to enter
or cross through the settlement \
detachment OF - troopers was sent
into Parral "a purchase supplies aud
was attacked by Mexican soldiers and
civilians. many of them sn.ping from
behind walls and buildings
Putting up a good fight the 40 Amerh
cans retreated 70 the encampment
outside the town and were hotly pnr-
sued by the Mexioans. who were met
by an American reinforcement with a
machine gun Nearly SO Mexioans
we're Killed before they could retreat
back 20 psrral.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
Foreign

The Norwegian bark Prlmus, l,0ls
tons. which sailed from MonteV'deo
fas England last October has not been
heard from. and is believed TO have
been lost with all the crew
Sir Roger Easement. who went 10
Germany to try TO persuade Irish pris-
oners of war there 10 fight for Ger
many. has been arrested in Berlin
The Hollaud-Ameriean Line has
yielded to the demands Of the striking
members OF the crews OF their ships.
The United States transport Han,
cock arrived at Vera Cruz.
The Right Rev William George Peel.
Bishop of Momhasa. Africa. is dead.
Damage estimated al 100000 was
done when the Scheldt dixie broke near
ouatrecht. few miles east of Client
Thomas Nelson Page. American Am.
hassador 10 Rome. sailed from Liver
pool 10 New York on the American
liner st. Louis,
Serious food riots AT Prague and
other Austrian cities are reported
After an absence of Is months Gen.
eral Carranza returned TO Mexico City.
seventy barrels OF oil. intended for
German submarines IN the Mediterran,
can were found on the German liner
sigmaringen. seized by the Italian
Government, al ST. John. n. b
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
What the Wires Report of the
Worlds Happenings
ALL INCIDENTS OF INTEREST
What People Are Doing Everywhere
Tales of Great Events From
Every cIme-Reports From
Other States.


Three British aeroplanes raided Con
stantinop,e, dropping bombs on ayia-
tion sheds and powder works
In Mesopo,amia the British forces
south OF the Tlgris have advanced
nearer Kut-elAmara.
a six-day battle in Armenia has re
suited in another Turkish defeat at
the hands of the Russians Petrograd
also announces the storming OF a
Turkish position ON the coast, II miles
east of Trebizond
A successful French counter-attack
east OF the Meuse is announced Of
fcially in Paris. the beginning OF the
ninth week of the battle of Verdun.
Eighty enemy merchant vessels.
with a total tonnage of 207 goo were
sunk by German submarines or mines
in March. the German Admiralty an
nounced
Wit. an abatement in the terrific
battle that has been in progress for
nearly two months before Verdun and
a state OF comparative quietude reign
ing in ali the other war theatres, diplo-
matte issues growing out OF the war
are prominently to the fore in the
news of the day
The British official communication
says the Canadians in their gallant
fighting in the last week have in,
fiicted heavy losses on the Germans
near st. Eloi.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

NEW YoRK.-Captain Franz Won
Papen. expelled military attache of the
German Embassy, was indicted by tho
Federal Grand Jury on five counts
charging him with completely in a
plot to dynamite the Welland Canal
p in Ontario. Canada.
6ERllN-From one end 10 the
other of the German Empire there is
an ardent. though suppressed indigna.
ton over the dismissal OF Grand Ad.
miral Won Tirpitz as Minister OF Ma.
rine. We want Tirpitz back" is the
cry OF thousands.
osTRolT-Ths Ford plant will be
doubled at a cost of $1,000 .000
Observation-Disclosures Wtso,
has instructed Secretary Lansing n
notify Garranza that the United States
is wiling to limit the operation of the
American expedition in Mexico. botb
as 20 territory and TO time.
WASHlNGTON-President wuso,
Is ready 70 act on the German snh.
marine issue. The American mote
which viii virtually be an ultimstpm
viii be despatched Just as soon as The
hnishing touches are put on the dozen.
ment by the Secretary Of Stst4
~ ISBoRGH.-In the steel trsd.
me principal development 4, the IN.
vance Of S ton in steel rails.
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
General

Joseph A. Sedgwiek. secretary and
treasurer of the Fore River Shipbuild-
ing Corporation died at his home at
Quincy, Mass
The body of Richard Harding Davis.
the author, was cremated at Philadel-
pin "a
A majority OF the army officers who
arrived at San Francisco this week
from the Philippines and Honolulu, vol
UNFAIRLY relinquished their furloughs
in the hope of being sent 10 Mexico.
Gov. McCalFs Recommendation for
the abolition of capital punishment
was voted down by the joint Massa-
chusetts committee on judiciary
Holland-America steamers plying be-
tween New York and Holland will
take the northerly course around Scot
land. This will add from two to
three DAYS to the trip and abolish
the Falmouth stop.
Results of 30 DAYS recruiting. an
nOunced by the War Department for
the additional 10000 men authorized
by Congress. showed f5.SI7 app,iea-
tions and acceptances OF 1927 re
cruits
Wages of employees of the Standard
OIL Co at Hammond, H. have been
advanced IN per cent. 4 third shift
OF men was added.
After a Iapse Of six months British
army officers have resumed the pur-
chase Of horses in the Kansas City
market.
A plan to erect a third furnace. to
cast $L000o00, is under consideration
by the directors of the Detroit Iron
d Steel Co.
Bringing LOO passengers. the
Scandinavian American Lines Freder-
lex VIII arrived at New York from
Copenhagen and Christianana.
The United States battleships South
Carolina and Michigan eollided while
manoeuvering in the Gulf of Mexico
The damage was slight
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
MEXICAN CAMPAIGN

According to reports from the front
in Mexico. gasoline Is more important
than gunpowder to Pershing's forces.
American troops along the line OF
communications south OF Columbus.
n. NJ, as far as the first base at
Colonla Dublan, are digging in
Dispatch of troops to strengthen the
supporting lines or the shifting of Dor
der forces to places best adapted 10
eyentualtes are matters of which Gen.
Funston himself is the only judge.
in the War Department view.
Ambassador-design Arredondo de.
uvered to Secretary Lansing the note
from his Government demanding with.
drawal of American troops.
The Mexican embassy gave out tele-
grams from Corrauzl and AEuilar, his
Foreign Min ar reporting the resist
ance OF Cafranz.sys 20 the entry of
troops in Parual aad the bloody en-
eagemenl sh8t followed.
Secretary Lansing insisted he hat
not entered into agreement " Nh Ar.
redando on March g. as stated in the
earranza noe. 10 limit the advance
OF troops into Mexico beyond the
point where tbey were then stationed
Putnam patriot., 1916-04-21
Washington

Secretary Of State Lansing said
that the American Government was
prepared to treat with the Carranza
government OF the subject of with.
drawing the American expedition from
Mexico.
Owing to gathering clouds in the
international horizon, Secretary of the
Navy Daniels has given orders that
the Atlantic battleship fleet be held
in readiness for sea within "a hours
after the battleships reach their home
yards.
Cre1t Britain's reply relative 10 the
representations which the United
states made last january concerning
the enemy trading aci" was naade
public The British government main
ta.ns It's right 10 restrict British trade
in such manner as 70 deprive the
eaemy OF all assistance.
The President now feels that the
next logical step IS 70 send another
communication 10 German setting
forth accamulGtive evidence OF sub.
marine attacks which have jeopardiz-
ed American lives and asking in effect
Whist Germany proposes TO do to meet
the hslstenee OF the nUised States.
The supreme Court dismissed the
appeal Of the St Louis Street Ran
way against the decision OF the Mis-
souri, courts upholdiug the ordinance
by which the City OF ST. Louis col