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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Wdt esiieu.
somitaa, ben 1. SnIi 1916.



IA 0en ndd)Itcn 1oqcn miro Baltimore pioerbalen
non Dem oltbcrtrouteu oeittiAn IlrnergruB y@ut
Seill" 8in colen @cttitret i'm oeutiden SDtem
Ser 3ci6csibmgen i'm oeutidcn Eurnen foulmen ole
Singer sobns ocs @bilaoepbio Iuru6e5rfs bier gu
i0nucu gSas iic morgen ino Dlontag I'M Gonnltotter
enrt oarbcicn wer0en, lit 5mor nidt 10 nerpenollI
reacno r 0ic 8uidaucr uidt 10 ipettafnlos ME ole
oneroniidcn otbctiitcn 5picle. Aber oie oeutld)cn
Giuner scaen eeidmeioefet eloiti5itdt @epanotbeii
Scr aorpqrs. qeihmoBiac 9lus6iloung olcr @histen
lmo Nlieoer itroiie a0rperDoltmg mo gro3ole geue.
ouuoc oues Gigeuihoitcn, Die man bel Dem einiei'
ia niSQcbu0eicn oacnannten Atbleten 0erniBi
Ginc Nceum5 miro Oieies 20. Surnieit oes Bbi-
o0clpba gurnbe3itis ouiwcen: 9eibeiliguna Der 0o-
men ON 5imifompi Gum crteu @iale leit oem DC
dc6cu ocs Girnbe5irts meroen aid Die jpuaen Eur.
ncrinucr Inn @reiie ringc
Sabt ons Geiiidtbnm @oltimores in eiucr goll'
acn @r6bc icin suiereie ir oos ocltibe Eurnen be.
lunoen ourh cue Anueienbeit bel Dem idonen SSett
ireit imo laBt es cen 0nnoerien Surnern uno Slr-
nerinnen elm froitiges pGut Neil" entbieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
In bic 0amen,


Ole eiu5lae Gmale IN ber Stnot
llniere Ndb'4laiien icti often Snnae Sn'
men, mcIGe HE Nleioermnderiitnii uam ben
Nics In furSer zen ourh ocn glnffluB an oiese
NlaIlen erreihen inicrridt 41orQens. gindls
miilnQS uno MbpnnS yenucne Etinoen Sn
enife beoonnene Ylrbelien s3iinen mdbfeno oes
lluierrihls IoriQcfpti ner0eu. Wrilnolihpr
llnierrlnt I'm @nimnrf bon Wlniiern eri6elt.
Wdbere gniStuil lhrltlid Doet miln0lldl bel
Ngl pnbete, VT, nO2, NcNsantntDAnsG Gtruhg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
(sliIo6et6 0nnfel.

GS tarb ON 90 SUM 1916 GGia6ci1 0nmicl
loeb gsnnoer), aelebie Satin bon glIoplus
mo 5relinoe Der 5anIile Io eineelaoen Der
Aecroqug am Nuntaa, B Suit Wlorgens 8
llbr bon ibrer gsoDntia yir. 1925, SberiUo0b.
glpeHue, ans, bc8umobneu; oarm 5ur Si Sd
fobussairbe, no I'M 8 llbr eine NeQniems,Uteiie
ihr Dr geelen0el celebriri miro. Neiiebnng
nui oein Dpl. @rlblcr5rieoboie."
l.NIII30- --LnIi2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
9poesf6Qc.

gln ,27 ,Nni Widrle sn0rrt WlcrcD19olpIldI,
glm 27 5nni Oscar s. WcHcr, gr. 22O1,
Sif5aDeiies sstrabe, "a Sabre ait
gIm 2s. SUM 0annaB SaioieHalt, gir 15f,
gforos9iaD' SiraBe 60 Sabre all.
gIm 2l SUM qucetta @rnnie, W}arblano
@enerol.Noipital 20 Sabre an
YIN 29 Sllni 0enrg g. SdDnIiot Sa0nenanH
@eneral 0olpita 81 Sabre alt
YIN 27 Suni glnnie SbOmpion, Wiercba0os
ipial, 80 Sabre alt
glm 27 Snni @iniam 6. gbumpiun, Ulercbs
0olpiidl AZ Sabre off,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

baltimore, 29 sSlini 1916.
gln gllc, bic cS nugebtl
Sc miro bermii penldB bon glbidniiten SO y
uno SO Is occ Baltimore Staot 0bnrters belannt
Qcmddt oQB ole @ilaiternngs 9omntiiion Der
Gaoi baltimore mad Dem H. 0luanit 1916 be-
gnnen miro, Die nabAenannien SiraBen nit
moocrncm Wlaierinl 5li pialiern, nel 81 piIds
iiern uno ncu 81 bele1en. Nlle Reronen mo
Norporaiionen ueroen oeebalb duiaeorocri, @rs
lQnbniBidcinc iilr ale Arbeien 81 lbien nno
biec Oor bcm "A. glngihi 1916 81 beenoen Die
In irQeuo encr gSeiie Die gluiarabung ooer
gMireibina oendnnier StrlBeu n1thia MAIDEN
m0d)iell, nadocm iie ani lolcbe g8eilc gepllai
iicri ooer nei Qepilniieri ooer nell hcegt iino.
Sic oben crudOnien SiraBen limo:
qerin0tun.S ctr, bon 0iberiO' Cir. bis @midiu cir.
Nu Str., bon Der 2S0iicrroni bis gtibolion.Si.
Sm slulirnQe Der Rflaliernnas @ommiiiion
bcr Sidot Baltimore.
u. Nclth GUnptDr,
&oriiber mo conuliirenoer Snaeiieitr
". Wi 6ODtlcD
(Iulil,31OiD sSngcnierr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
g9enn Sic gleimier GotlcSrole ais

&cnn bic 9icimier @atGcoralc ais
D&obr5ciAcn ocuti6er 9orborcin IN
beiddoigtem 3uitanoe itebeu blei6en
ioa, 9cboren a6er auA Die fron50-
iiiGen @ei1iibe in Die lmnlittelbore
gtaAboridoft oes 9oumerfes bin lmo
ocr fran50iiide Seobadhmgspoiter
olii Dem Sburm 0eTelbenl
Die fraa5Oiiidc 9iesiernug iuill bic
GatbeOraIe BON Heims nidt ous6ei-
fern Iaiien, ionOeru in ibrem beiAd-
oigten 3uitonOe ais ogSabr3eidcn
oeutider 8orborei~ iteben loiieu.
gsie gum 9eiipiel oas Seioclberger
SdloBll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Gin @cdie6lutt madt ben &Oridlae, Oai Sa cs
ood feinen arieg 5u gebcu ideine Der GongrcB gan8
gut oie SoD.@orlngc bereeio 5iirorae fir ole gln-
ge60riaen Der @1ili3truppen onnncbmen tonntc Der
@ordIoo oate etpoS gcrfi1reriidcs fir oen Gon9reB
an d5 bobcn. Die 9Imobme Der gia piir6c Dem 2ouOe
nidts foteu Snfel Som ober Den Nomcn encs fir
ior9lideu 2onoespoters eeben un6 ocn GmgreB gbge
oroneten bebiiIflid ieu 6ei Der @ieocruobl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

CttO bOm 9ismord aetc pOr "A Sa6ren: ,Niau
fam Die @olitf zines oroBcn Stootes an oeen Spite
man itebt einer biitoriden 9emlHng entipredeno
lec es gebort aaerones oo8u: Observation-Disclosures
geideoe6eit @cr5idt olf gepie 2ie6lingsOecn uuc
ouf eigene llcberbe6lng iino 8por Dies in b0berem
ousiie6t uno beberrdt" Bcnn @ooorop 8on oicie
2ebrc oes groBcn octGeu StaotsranneS bc6cr5gt
Bate itGnocn sic Ser Staoten bcte bo6er in Der gld
tuna Der gSet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
@AreaM 0es olcbaM0e.anipeIlors.

gs miro bicrmit bcranni aemGdf, oaB g.
SciGncica %cror6nme @r i55. qbi6uiii i1
HSaSTag0 TGuSns s a rs SoSs sg9s%0sG sg S Sdi
glnpeien glr. 26O0, Neii Saheies sStrabc als
cine 0ol5nrbeit 6abrii AZ beinibcn lino einc
10 8. y. @jasmdidine 81 initaairen
Z. 2. SDrnc,
(Suli1,3) 0ehduoes Snpetior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

lluier StaatSOeparemeut iOl cine Ofii5ice Snirnae
on Deutidano 6e8iiaid Der gotu Ser Stroic Die Dem
Gonmonoeur Oes llnterieebootes, peldes oen aanol
Gampier ~Suier" torpeorte 81 Ebeil eeporoeH it, in
&orbereititng boben. 8ooOroD &ilion mod)te bod
gor 5u gern ben Streit nit 0aitidlono orcbeu ydln
ais 6ritiiAer 9cea0nig in @ai6ngton fir Den Gielc
i'm baIten. marc 0as alld ia eine Yfli4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Tinnn5ieaeS.

80 Eown glatlOnal Saut BON Baltimore.
90 Snni 1916.
Gas Sireitoriuni Bat 6euie cine babdbrliDe
9iooenoc BON Sc uno cine @rtra9oioenoe
bon x cines 9ro3enis (8ulammen 3Hfo) en-,
Hart, 3abbar nm NIB mao Dem I. Sni 1916
an Die 9liiondre, Die alH 30. 1lni gebudt lno
Sic llmiDreibcbiidbcr pcroen bis sum 1. Suli
geIblcIien blcibeu mn bic 0beds ben glfio'
ndrcu per Yoli 3uacianoi ipcrnen Aue Stcucrn
mcrocn bon Der 9aHi be3nDlt
ocRrD 3. Jieonc,
(Suni22, 20 Sult1l Mnllirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Qin bic gcT6cr Der ,Satimurc, GatunSuille
& GnicpuS Mlas @cicnger 9laiIruao 6om
pangs Gritc 80 DgputBcIcn'Vunos, nm 1. Snli
1916 fdllg:
Gas aapital aler ansiie6en6en @rficn Sns
poi1eien 9onos Der baltimore 6atonsOine &
@ncotts Wins @niiengcr Nailrodo Company, :"
am ]. Sui 1916 i1llig, meroen bel 8crIau ges
Gen BrdIenirna uno glu5leiernQ bei oer
glQenhir bet @OmpaQfic Ocm NanlbduS Der
6erren gllernioer Nroiut & Cons, @aperts mo
baltimore s9irdBc, baltimore, Nlarpanb, bes
8nDli ipcrocn
9ur6 So0u g. eiau6,
(5uni17,2l 2S,SnllD S6abmeier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
GirdJlide SIu5eigeu.
0rcieiniafcitS. Stride.

(xrinih., na6c 0iab.eirnbf.l
0ormiiaqs nSit eS nod odselbe ireie
Sonncrltaa gbcuo 5rmenbereiH.
(Snif-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

gseun cS 5um arese NIT @legifO tOmmen iOntc
miro Der gse3en Der Speiulonten erit redt bliIben
9lod 6errid)t Sreocn nod 1T cs MIR bis 5iir yiobi
modung ser glotono @ar0e 9eoieben itno idon lino
@obnen BON 81 aif $3.50 pro Sod getegen g3ddltens
pcrocn mir in oen GBbduiern fir rgoiton Beans Den
ooppclten 4Sres be8ablc miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
0urd sic Sreiainmp Der ocfauscucu nmcrfamiIdjcr

Inrh Die NreIallnng Der 1elnngcncH nmcrltuNllWeH
Roboleriitcn III 6por fir Den gugcnbd Der arieg Der
Ditct por6en; aber penn oic DeiOngen olls Wlerto
iibcr oe glohr Scr glntport Garran5a'S ou oie omc
rtoniide glotc aui Ssobrbct bcrbcu, fam id Der
po0idnoae @rud ieoeu 9Ilgenblid pol5iebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

wiiroe 9isbcr ba6cn lncre @r6ioeteu oencn ME
mails cine oerortisc gSroe bceecgt prOe iid ielbit
ibiben fonnen, ino 5wor am beiten ooourd, ooB tie
Dem 2onoe fcinen anoB 0u GeroriB gaben gSic es
NIT Der eltidulmeiierei oes Serrn @ilion beelt it,
mog oabin geiteat bleiben fir nier 2ono bat coen
iols Den Sdumeter 5u Del berailsgefebrt 70 peL
Dab oos Gon bm I'M nddIen Ser6it @eleeenbeit gebeH
miro, oeies Enlent peocr Der lernbegirisen Sugeno
irgeuo elmer lluioeritdt 8u5uenOcu (Dertid Sourn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Die prdhtigcm @ort 9rpuEt. umb 9eHerton.
fcrTurfnucu

Ni6ts gleicbt oem GuSQncbanG Stub @e.
liebier Sampler yGuSlnebannd", Ber 10,
HiQbisSirabc- Seoen 9ienIinQ. &onneriiag
mo Gamltng nm I giadm Sii 0aule 10 as
ydbiS. N}IihoobS. &orm Gonuiaas 10
&orm 8u 8anie $50. Nueie soc. Sule
Wabl5cien. Wniii NeQnn am 90 SUM-
(SttHi15, ,3Ulie,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Cbne qe1rer 0naliid fpfedlcu Mnb Idreiben
80 lernen. Sir in9epanoerie, ionic lnr
cnrdde fhcu nro hPrnnnfnmnnen innllen.
,,9lmerIinniimer Gplmetider" 365 Geileit.
lSrammnhf iuo glnleiiuna IN ilr5et Belt oDne
nen. G0i bic Nnepradc Der gebrter, ne man
i'm idqlihen gehcn broidt. Gin peribnoles,
inr3 QeinGieS QSJrlcrbud. Gine poultdnoiae
0niihrnQcn, @ofiraffen, QSedteln glnpeiinnQen,
@ei6diisfarten etc. 9lnr S1.O0. Neiicunns
Qen nit Dem Neiraac an GbnrieS 0nllmeher
4n6lll6lua 0onlpnnD, 205 CAT 45. Gtrcet, 9elU
VlOrf o. a. (Wlai11 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

ben E6loaiIuncn Scr ,iinico MoifuouS Gnb
0lcctric Company" Uun Baltimore, nm L. Snll
1916 idnio, werocn tn Der oWcrnantc@leda
"a Is e Is ,0i mn N1 y'nro" c,hno.
ibci Coupon gir. 40.
Sobn 7. eiau6,
(Suli) lnalrcnoer Sdlatmeiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01


Sin amerifauiidjes llrt6eil i6er Den SrOnprin5cn
Sin bcfonnter nuerfaniider Observation-Disclosures
men6ent idj in enem ieiner Iettcn 9eri6te gegcn oc
iortgeiebten Gerngimpilmeen Oes oeutifcu aronprin
aen in Ger ongloamerfoniiden &ree ,92an fenni
oen aronprn8eu nidt4 idre6t er Scr Grbc Der
aoierpiroc lit Gin 70 Genlofrotiidcr 0eutider uie cs
MIR einen geben fonn. Ger aronprin5 lit uugebeuet
populdr 5rou5oiii6e ainoer, oie i'm an Der Spite
iciner Eulppcn oOer nit enem Sto6c reten ie6en
lotfen ne6cn iencm @fer0e ber ubeln ibm 6 inio
cr6alten en robes 2oden ais glntpcrt g9ern ie ibn
oaen nit elmer Oroonnon5 reiteno iinoen uos er bd
fla tbut, lit ibr @ruB nod later, oo ie piiien, ooB
oic5 Die @ceaeHbet it, oui lcineu Sotte ge6oben 81
mcroen uno einen 8itt 81 erlongen. IS 1T dper 81
iagen, mic Dicl mtdrihc AutoritGt Dem S{ronprn5en
ibertrogen por6en it, gSein oie sSron5oien bcboup
Ten, Ole 3cltidcn 61tten in oen glrgoncn cine Nicocr
lagc erlittc lit cS Der Sronpriu5 Der e ereiOet mcnn
icine glrmec cineu 5eg eepinnt III IS y@orOrinocn
Der DGltidJen in Den Nrgonnen gair in Den Oellti6cn
8eitngcn dcint CT elm Soloot nit @bren in eincm
eigenen &onoe 81 lciH. Sd Bot enno einen boben
oenden Sfii5er mir au iogen mic groB Die Sel6t
dnOgfct oes aronpriu5eu in ieiner SteIllmg ais ge
iebsbo6cr elmer gIrinee ici. Gr eruioerte: o6olfe
boDn 1T Ger StobSdci Der 6eutidcn glrmec. Gas cr
oige 9orredt 81 Gnwdnoen gcgen ieinen gSillen ebt
Dem aoer 5u" SD iroete aud eincn 0eltidcn ocr
bol ocs Sobes fir Den aronprn5en mar ob es ipobr
ei 0oB feline iugenodc 2olli6obn ctpas milo gcpeien
iei. pSo lddelte cr, vebenio pc 8rieorids."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
QuMSJM A;nrf GcmettrA.

0ampt.Gn9ann: 0reotrd.9onb.
9hrenn: ylr q, it.GaraiDga. Strnhr.
gegrdbnibplibe ppn $25 an, Nliier beIldnol'
ger 9lufIidt Gnniiblnmen, Seiuinoe, Rllars
zen ETC IinD I'M Ircib6ane am 9lupt@inaang
5u iinoen. ilnier Ngent MIRO. ipenn eepnHidt
bornremen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
GricsIOn.9inie nadj g3ettcrton nmS

5nrild NIT Ia9 S6neuoanipicrn 8 Moreells
idglidb, Q ylabn. tdalib. ansoenommen Conn
iagS. Niidlabrt bon Veierion tdQltb eilud
8 Nadm 9tunoabrt (30 Ga9e) soc Wla6I'
5eiien Toe. (Suni6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
spirihlOIcn.4 .glppIifatiOucn.


Sic na6qcnannten Yerloncn bnben cine Yeii,
lion iiir cine Sroneicrirma clncr Gnbeinil.
GpiritnDieu'Hiccn5 bonn /. Widi 1915 eIn9eredt
me6c am Ecnitnn, ben II. Suli 1916, I'M If
lbr &ormlltaqs, IN 8eratbun9 qe3ogen iplr0.
Rrotciie milien. 6is i2 llbr WSiiags AM
Gamiiag, Ocm 10. Snl 1916, elngcreicbt peroen,
fir meldc Sormuare auf @club In oieIen
Niireau erlangt pcrhen f1nnen.
2silliam 2. Srnpcrst
@9efs@Ieri.
Name gorciic gsnro.
glguino, Gomnico. 812 Giiqombarb Ctr. -. 3
Vaier. Neniamin, AZ 9R.sClDer Str....... II
0obcn, eSacob, 2S24 SuoionSir. r...........
Crane, iSraHf g.. i22 Gft@rnii iStr. ....... a
Sub, 2oniS, 263 Gs9droline Str. ......... Q
@nder, 6rdni lS0i Git@reousGtr, ....... 8
3oparo Si55e CperbeiraiDeD, 520 S.s@aros
qoiS, 5rc6crid, 1886 Sodius eiri..............1 .1S
RcOdaant So6n g.. l0s Cii,FraiiStr A
Wiiboel, 6crocri o.. FOG q Sab sSir.......f 10
9i0ers. Cora q. (Aiitpe). 1919 GougbStr. 2
Fasl0Sii. glcranocr, S01 Gii SorisglOe. .2t
8eb, Raul g., 2300 SNrtior0sglOc ....... o
Roqoa. Srcherid vs.. 531 s9oiomacaStr.
Saooae. 0Grru 22l5 %ennplUauq sloe. "a
Spenner Sreoerid g., 10s ". .NrinaionsSir. 4
IQion, gSil. 3, iuny 2i7--19 y&s@nD Str. 4
gSitAnll ,@eorne ~, SOC Sariiorhglbc. 10
lAoonref Spnab, iSt0-12 NnnfsSir..... 9
3cppL Soiepb 444 Rs@aO OsSir............. .
(Nuli1.3 1.3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
AOhM !6erluia,
cricOB6te.
WaItinlure CSemCieru

Baltimore Cemetery.
Nireau: Gnupt.Gineon1 0ort6.gpcnne oHId
non bcr GnD. StrnRe.
gegrd3HiBpldbe al oerianien BON $50 an.
SCltion n9", nicr inHcrpdbrenoer Nulftdt,
$40 Ndun fit 4 elniabe @rdbcr. soeHs
ireie Ncnubunq oer Napeue
neutrality-suspicious. icbi often.
(NuntlO1(0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
gScrIamnlluusS-g -gu5eiseu.


comifoo. 6en + Snli, 9lbenos 8 llbr Sc
nlsg3criamntliitQ Ino Qui6e6abluH1 Der bier
iejdbrldlen Neirige IN 0ilifeps 0alle.
(Nini30-Sul1) Otto 3ealer SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Sie Sentide gani oon Baltimore
8altimorc, 80. Sun 1916.
Da8 SirclOrlum oieIer Nnnf Dat 0cuie cine
lienerircic 9aIbjdDrldle Dluioenoe Dpn 3& an
bic glfipndre am Sduiie Der @ciddle am
s. sui 1916 1ebnlt crildrt 6nblbar an iino
nnm Dem II. Snl 1916. 0ie ilm6rebc0hdDer
peroen an 8. Sui aeibIoiien nno an "a. Sni
ac0iinei.
@eorae q. 9ana,
CSnli1,3,101O talrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01

Seaen, iuoenI iie Oiien6art in weld' flGod)em 81.
Itanoe lid lmier mtdriider gpporot 6eiinoet idreibt
Gin Sedelblott @oS man oariber liet ernnert al
obne Wonnidoit 9rigoOen nit enem SolootenbeitonO,
Der fuapp fir cine aorporoldaft genigt oos 1T oos
@o 6os d bel Der ebeq 9ihug gegen @terifo
oarbictet &iee m0een ooron 0eialen iinoen, meil
ie oaour oen frcgeriide 0eiit nic0erbolten 8u fon
nen golbcn o6er ooS 1T Elm oiienfinogcr Srrtbum,
wcn man bco6odtct pic bct6noa nit Dem Sdbe &c.
raiie miro. 9luh lit es nit Ser ireohcn @eiiunmig
nidt mOeren6or ooB in nlitdriidcn Dingen oui 0ro-
nmg eeieben miro, Oenn, pic es eiimol in Der S8eIt
6eiieat it, bdngt Die @rbalung ocs 5ricoens ndt bios
BON ms, ionOcrn aud bon onoercn yiationcn ob Sn
SSoIae oeicn nulB big 5u euem gepiiien @ro6e cine
militGriie @ereitidaTt beiteben glber ipos Del inns
iidt6or iit tam man nidlt 9eretdaft onOcrn MIR
cine ldderde 0eriuirrng unO lInoronuna nennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-01
Nic Scr aaiicr iidcr 6in0cnGnra OrnFt,

8c Der Gaiier hber 0inOenbnrg Oenft, fat cr sc'
leeeutlid ener iingitcn 9npccnbet an Der 0itiront
tefim6et. 9llS Sinoenbiirg ion in icnT idlidten
gSee begriBt bate ia9te Der &aiier nadOem er ei-
uer Soiinung mf eneu cbrenoolen SSrieOen glusornd
gcge6en botte, 5olgenoes uSbnen, meu lieber 6clo
moriball bat oe @oricbung in oieicu admpfcu oes
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Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22

IN the three lines for which they have
been designated. 1t means also that
General Gather is enabled to perfect
his brigade organization SO as to be
able to administer it along systematic
lines with himself the responsible head
of the administration.
The General will take up in few
days any applications by married men
seeking discharge from service under
the new law passed by Congress grant
ing such discharges to men who have
families dependent upon them.
Ten men from Troop A now are at
Blocker Pass, about so miles from
Eagle Pass. Other detachments will
be sent within the next few days and
within a week it is likely that the
Maryland troopers will be shown some
stunts by the regulars. Nothing seems
to trouble them, not even rattlesnakes,
centipedes and tarantulas. Trooper
Beehler woke up the other morning to
find a reptile, believed to be scorpion,
in his cot. Some big centipedes visited
the tent in which we're quartered Ser
geant Knight, Corporal Steele and
Troopers Morrow and Beehler, SissOn
Campbell and Lucian Lowndes.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22
Defends Cats Reputation.

My cat does not stay out late
nights" was the defense offered in
a Riverside, Cal, court by Mrs. R. S.
Aliinder against the charge of her
neighbors that her black Persian had
corrupted the morals of other cats of
the neighborhood.
Many character witnesses were
put on the stand by Mrs. Allinder, who
is suing her neighbor, Mrs w. G. Far
rar, for the disappearance of the ami
NAL, whose value is placed It $25. Mrs.
Farrar protested that the cat ate her
chickens and made night hideous with
its yowling.
In continuing the cas-, Justice Ellis,
abiding to the assaults on the Per
SLAMS reputation, remarked that when
a cat of one species is let out of a
house and meets cats of another spe-
CieS there is likely to be considerable
commotion.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22
FLOOD TAKES TOLL
OF FIFTEEN LIVES
Property Damage Estimated at
$15,OOO,OOO.
FIVE STATES SUFFER
Bridges Being Washed Away and
Tracks Virginia and
West Virginia In Stricken
Area.

Raleigh, N. c. Fifteen persons
dead, at least 10 missing and property
damage estimated at around $15,000,-
600 is the known toll of food in five
Southern States.
Although the waters are receding in
nearly all districts, railroad and tele-
graph communications still are de-
moralized and reports from towns and
villages now isolated may increase
both the number of deaths and the
property loss.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Vir
ginia, Tennessee and West Virginia all
suffered heavy damage from the over
flowing streams, swollen by torrential
rains which followed last weeks hur-
ricane as it swept inland from the
coast, but the heaviest loss was in
North Carolina, where IL of the Is
deaths are reported and where two
thirds of the material damage was
done
The property damage in North Caro-
lima is summarized from the latest re-
ports as follows:
Asheville - Twenty-Five industrial
plants destroyed, including cotton and
lumber mills, machine shops and coal
and feed yards. Sixty residences in
the lower part of the city washed
away, and 400 persons are homeless
with 1,20O out Of employment. Power
and gas plants out of commission.
Elkins-Small hotel, farmers ware
house, three stores, three machine
shops and two livery stables carried
away.
Mombo-East Mombo, Alspaugh and
Liledon Cotton Mills badly damaged.
Buncombe, Henderson and Eadison
counties-Many mills damaged and
hundreds of persons out of employ
ment.
Statesville- plant destroyed
and Long Island cotton mills, nearby,
damaged.
Catawba County - Cotton ware
houses with 1,5OO bales of cotton, car
ried away. In this county, as well as
in Iredell and Alexander, great dam
age was done to crops and small mills.
Crops were badly damaged through
out the Piedmont section of South
Carolina and several railway bridges
were washed away. At Portman the
Southern Power Company's plant shut
down, cutting off power to Greenville
and many cotton mills. At Georgetown
warehouses and stores on the water
front and two lumber mills were dam
aged.
At Radford, Va, several buildings
were destroyed and crops in nearby
counties damaged. Four Norfolk and
Western bridges on Galax branch, one
on Little Creek extension, Pepper
bridge, near Radford, and another
bridge near Pearisburg were washed
away Damage in the Pearisburg dis
trict alone is estimated at $1,0O0,0OO.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22
COAST GUARD
AFTER SHARKS
Service to Aid in Locating and
Killing Man-eaterS.
SCHOOLS REPORTED SIGHTED
No Effective Preventive Measures
Known-5athers Are Warned To
Stay In Shallow Water,
Inside Breakers.

Washington.-The federal govern
ment canvassed it's resources for COM
batting the invasion of North Atlantic
coast waters by sharks. President
Wilson and his Cabinet discussed
what could be done to prevent more
tragedies like those which have oc-
CURED recently along the New Jersey
shore, and the Coast Guard and Life
Saving Services were ordered to assist
in shark determination in every way
possible
The Bureau of Fisheries issued a
formal statement advising widespread
fishing for sharks and warning bath
ers to keep in shallow water, inside
breakers and away from channels, but
admitting inability to advance a GER
tain effective means of preventing fur
ther attacks. The statement asserted,
however, that there was no reason for
panic among seaside bathers.
The first effort of tie Scoast guard
service will be to ascertain whether
few individuals or several schools of
the sea monsters are in Northern
waters. A cutter will fish for the
sharks if their number is not great
with the aid of life-saving corps.
Should a large number be discovered,
more extensive operations may be un-
dertaken.
A beach patrol was suggested to the
Bureau Of Fisheries by Representa-
tive Scully, of New Jersey, and Repre-
sentative Bachrach, of that State, in
troduced a resolution to appropriate
$4,000 to aid the bureau and State au-
thorities in the campaign against
sharks.
Scientists here are mystifed at the
presence of the big manIhunting fish
in such northern latitudes. They be-
lieve the recent tragedies have been
caused by a few predatory sharks, and
doubt their presence in considerable
numbers in the summer resort dis
tricts. Scientific circles we're much
interested in report that the Ameri-
can Museum Of Natural History, of
New York, might send expert scien-
fists, including Director Lucas, who is
the leading American authority on
sharks, to investigate along the New
Jersey shore.
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22
July 20, 1915.

British captured German trenches
east of Ypres.
Reims again bombarded by Ger
mans.
TeUtons advanced on entire east
ern line, taking OstroIenka, 5Ionie,
Grojec and Radon.
italians made general attack
from Jarvis to the Adriatic.
Italians advanced five miles IN
Cadore.
Fifty-nine Turkish vessels laden
with war supplies sunk near TrebI-
zond by Russian submarines.
French aViators bombarded three
German stations.
Welsh coal strike ended.