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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

ibieocnen batten iiCb eingefunoen.
9Saitor 6. &. 2ocbcr, wel9er felt Dem
glble6en oes @oItors Suber oie Seel-
forge Der @emcin0e iibernommen
bat, erofinete Die 8eier NIT elmer an
ipeade, Damn iong Der &ir6endor
inter 2eitlrng oes 0irieenten 3. 81.
Sdeuermonn oas 9lbtiHe 2ieo
ulleber 0en Sternen ga miro es emit
Gag. Boltor Stto 9lpib iproh oonn
Gin einorudSpoles @e6ct uno ae-
oodte oaron Der eroBen SeraenSgiite
Der Seritorbenen. Ole oeiltlde 9[n-
ipracbe belt Roltor 3. g9. alenme,
Der SdDiegeriobn 0es @uItorS 6u-
ber unO cine ldngere englii6e g(n-
iprade belt 9Soitor Gbos. GnoerS
BON Der 5rieoenseeneinoe, Ser oen
Yerltorbeneu iebr gut gefonnt bate.
8lm S6lliB mlroe nod 0oS 2ieo
~&eaO finolD 2igbt" bonn SGrc6endur
geillneen. 2ie eSeier porS Suni &ir.
6enroibc Ser ct. @lottGdi- -@cmcinoe
orrangirt poroen, 81 welhcm oie fol-
genoen @erren geb6ren; &orl Speer,
9onroo 6ries, 5ric0r. Steiner, aorl
Sdnlieo, Scinrid5 SdultbeiB uno
@eorge @. Sdbniiot. Gie 9eanltin-
ncn Oes 6roren6ereins paren: sSrat
aotbe giepeg Er6iioentin; 5rol
Gnma Sinoenitrilt6, Gice- @rGIoen-
tin; 5roiI &orl Spccr, SdabneiItc-
rim unO SSrmi s. 0onb, Sefretdrin.
HITTER Den Oielen 9lnpeienocn 6eiano
iid aud Sr- @lortin @leDcroird, bel
Dem Der @eritorbenc in bobcr 9[6-
tling Itan0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
Der ggeIttriee 6ente Dor einem
Sa6r.
TO- Suli 1915.
(g1ad oe.n geriht Oes oeutiben
@eneraIItabs)
10 sui 1915.

Sn Der Champagne erobern
bic Teutlden noropeItIih BON
Seionr eineu iran50Iiideu 5diit.
5enaroben. Gin fran50iiider
9orItoB i'm 9rieiieriuaIoe bIeibt
eriolglos.
glugriiie Der Gngldnoer i'm
gierfanaI 9lbiduiit iiiopeitlid
bon Eilfcm mo Ser 5ran5oien
am @eiirano BON Soude5, oit-
lid BON 2llbert, oitlib BON Suue.
bile in 6ron56iiih 2otbringeu
uno iiiSoitlid pon 5onoernad
i'm Sber.GIiaB ipnroen 8uriidge-
ibIaeen.
gluiiiide glnariifc norSlid bon
Grasnit iuSiiopoIeu bIeiben obne
Griolg. glm @iepr5 iiiolid
arasnoiiaip in 9iiopoIen Iino
oeutihe Qrilppen in mebrtaaiaen
admpien eriolgreih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

csn gln6ctradt Der DGlfs".Gon.
benton iinoet oaS CONCERT Der itdoti.
Idci Qorf-aapeae beite g}ahmiitog
non va bis gl6enos 6 ll6r in Sort
@cSenrD iiatt. Gns @rogromm lit
oas nndjliebenoe
d Wsarln aGHs Convention" ...... SLIDER
(Her Baltimore 0liS'30ae gclUiomeD
p Gilpriiire aNmeticn" ........ 3erberl
3. SELECTION Scuibern Alnniniion
Eonqs~ ...................G Gnuierno
a. Sanl0he .4bion" ......4... Hneens
d 0Oruci colo 4puneDiudel Volid". .4aieU
iSfl Ncllle tcnic)
~ Sdui0iie 20 Dan ni 2eeii toini" Nenoir
q eeeiion zoe grlnccb Bat ... oerberi
3 fplopboHSolo aunenriite 5aniolieS
o. .GuDcriire popular Wins" "...... S0uli
l0. Nul0 Nnnn EDnc".
IQe tubnium n bbilidit prludt oaS qieb
a1inr 1paupleo Banner" mo Baltimore. ONT
Baltimore" mli5ulin0cn.
DaHfet 5eIbmanH Iiraeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
4aitOr Sn6cr's slnOcufcn acc6rt.

@nitOr 6nbcr's glnOcuten gcegrt.
GinorudspoIle @eoddtnibfeier ouf
oeu Srie0boie Ger ct. @tott6Gi-
@emeiuOc. IT Gielc Srcm0e unO
@efonnte unmeieuo. AgeOen Der
9Soitorcn 9(pib, 2oGer Gnoers
uno Slenlme.
3u Gbren Oes oeitern Dor 5eDn
Sobren Oeritorbenen &oitors @ouaro
Suber bon Scr CT. Mottbdi- @cmein-
0c fono oeitern g}acbmittog ouf Dem
Sricobofe Der @emein0e cine cin-
oridspoae @e06dtniBieier Itott. Gas
@rob por fir Oieie @elegcnbeit bonn
6ruuenperein ser ct. @lott6Gi @e.
meinoe iinO bon Scr Somilie Suber
nit friiden gluneu 9eidmiidt NOR
Den. Die Observation-Disclosures lno'
biele norine 5reltnoe oes 9obiuge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

WlanneS ODER zines an0eren &anoeS,
Die gum gelten oes 9lllgemeinpobls
limo, tpie einem @ertreter Oieier 8ei-
tung bel ieinem geltrigeu 9eiuhe i'm
D@lfs-Seim" Oeriibert murOe
u 9ieminiscen3en.
IS lit nibt Oas erite Wlal, Dob Yal-
tinore ole o@lfs" in ieinen W}auern
beberbergt sSm Sabre 1903 bat pobl
elmer Der groBten 6onoente Oieies
Sroens, ser ie a6gebaIten purOe, in
Den Wauern 9altimore'S itattgeiun-
ben. @as nuroe oamols alles qebo.
ten. Mas batte Die Staot allige.
bro6t nm oen nGlts" oen gIifent-
balt 10 angenebm mie m0glid5 81 ma.
den llno mos beilte? Cine anoere
Gonoent-Stoot, elm onoeres 9alti-
more, Gie iebige StoOtoominiitro.
tion mar nidt mii0e iid i'm better
&idte 81 3eigen uno oieies 2iAt
gl6n5t in allen 6arben am @ericbts
Hla5a uno al ben gbrcnpfortcn.
yliht allein IN Sieier Soiniirbt lit fir
Die &erreu Sorge getrngen poroen,
ouh IN nnoercr @eiie. Gie SoteI-
8equemlidfeiten iinO oerort getpor.
ben, 0oB bonn Glf-8oter bis gum Glf-
8abp ein @loe in Oieier StaOt iit
glIIes oieies prrOe geitern glbeuo
einmiitbig onerfonnt. 6eute ober
trifft Oie Nle6r5a6l Der SeerOen ein,
uno 1T cS cine idpieriec 9lufgobe
oes @mpfangs Gonite's, glllen ge.
redt 81 perOen 9lber nit Sdingt-
i Eatoro- idingt.Soro weroeu ole
Geleeoteu 5rouen. 8odter unO
9rdute bon Oen gobnb0fen nbgeboIt,
lno bel Den 9ldneen Der Wluiif miro
10 Mandcs uergeiien mas ouf Ser
&eiie uubequem ipor.
NlIgemeineS.
gladoem lid nun Die @1ite in ooS
Snnerc ser Sto0t ergoiien 6atten
lno Den eriten @altinorer 9legen.
idouer, Ioiuie nit benz gefiirdteten
n@encral SumiOitp~ befount fparen,
! bcrridlte oagemein oie glnii6t Dor,
ooB cS bier eincu Dartcn aompf fir
Die @riudblllng eines @ranO Gralteo
9fuler geben miro. Die Temperatur
ciner Staot re9t ecwilicrnaBen sic
@enliitber an imo fommt Damn oas
! iiiolide Blnt mebr gum 8orl9ein,
lucnu es gilt oen Siioen 0u oertre-
ten. ga, 10 aei66rIirb lit es ober
nidt. @rano Ggolteo 9iuler Sames
! gliholion bat oen Sr0en nit lin.
| iibt imO 8eisbeit regiert lrno @ieleS
| gum geIten Oes Sroens get6an, 70.
onB es ibwer miro, emen ptiroiaen
9iuler 81 iinoen. 3u Oieiem 3mede
ba6en iid 5lpei Serren gemeloet, oie
| ais 9riioer nber ou6 als nieinO.
! lide 9riioer4 um oieie Gbre dlIitre.
ten. Serr 2Iooo W3armea aus G6i-
cago BON Der Mari6alltown 2oae,
Sa., 1T elmer Der Ganoionten fir Die.
fen Gbrenpoiten, p1brenO Serr
@oparO 9ligbtor aus 9lem Orleans
Oen einidbrigen 9lltler.Shi6l aud
| gerne einne6men m0hte 9eioe Ser
rem 6aben i6r Souptquartier i'm
,,9elpeoere 6ofel~ aitfgeidlaaen,
nno Die 2ielltenants DER beioen Gan-
oioaten iin0 eifriolt t6atig aelpeicn
inn 9(aes iiir ibren Hiler 81 gewin.
ncn. Gin re1t hGtiger arieg".
Die Olitglieoer ser @roBloge, an
pel6e Idon 10 picIe GinIaouneen er.
gongen iino, wuroen ecbeten, aud
ser 2o8e in Sopion cinen 9eiud ob.
3uitatten uno f0nnen oie Serren ber-
iidert lein, Dab iic oieien 8eiu6 ni6t
81 6eflagen baben meroeu.
Gr0ffnlng ser Gonpen
tion.
W1it 9lnbrlld oes 6eitigen Cages
treffen oiele Iauienoe glfS in 9aIti.
more elm weIdc iib bier mie 81
6ouic fiihlen mpr0pn f0unen 9Nic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

Gomite'n ermarten oie glnfommlinge
om 9abnbof lmo aeleiten iie 5u ben
relpeftipen Sotels.
SSn 9(nbetrodt Ger oieleH Seer0en
Ser glfS batte anb geilern 9l6enO oie
Stoot ons 9lntbbous I'M idonlten
2idterihmilde ergl1n5en laHen mas
BON allen Gelegoteu alS ein beion-
oeres 3eiden Der 2llfmerlinn geoeu-
tet muroe. Gie Wlitglieoer Der S@il.
feS6orre 2oge inter 5ii6rima oeS
0omitemitglieoes Charles Sei6olo
trofen eeitern 9(6eno bier ein uno
bo6en ole Serridaiten 100 an Ger
3abl i'm Qlltamont, 9(lbion ino Sotel
Gennert Nuortier genomnen Gie
beriibmte g(leronoer &npeQe Der gBil-
feSborre 9oqc triiit am gonnerliag
&ormittag bier eiL uno miro Die
@roBloge nit einem WorgenitGno-
den Dor Dem 9eIbeoere Sotel BE-.
griiBen. @on bier aus 5icbt Die &n'
peae gum @ai6inoton g)louument,
nm oort einiae Stiide 81 ipielen, UNI
iih Damn nod Dem @eridtsgebduoc'
Ela5a 81 bege6eit Inn alidb bier i6re
feide @eiien eri6aIen 81 loiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10


@roBloge befinoet mur0e geItcrn
f0rmlid bon antoumenoen Dclego.
ten belagert pelde iid idnellitens
regiitriren pollten. @rtro.Glerfs iDa.
rem nit oieier glrbeit beib1ftiat, nab.
reno anoere Die 9lb5ei1erL 4arten
uno Soentiii5iritngs G6eds ous6dn.
oigteu Cine grobe 9ln5abl Gomen
lit ebenfolls eingetroffen imo boben
iid Die Gamen Der bieiioen .@lfS.
Soge" ibrer S6ipeitern in IiebepoI-
Ter Neiie angeuommen. Gas o@lts".
Gibbons gli9 einem 9ienen.
idworm. Gin uno aus einqen uno
famen fremoe 8eeroeu nit i6ren
Gamen I'M es iid I'M oGlfs.Sein,~
ibrem Seim aemiit6Iid gu moden.
GltS6eim beIogert.
Tas iOuit eiuigcrmaBeu rllbiae
@lfs6ein 5eiduete iid geItern ourd
Elm Seben aus, iuie es porber nod
ME eeieben muroe.
Dfit iait alien 3iigen trafen Gelc.
eaten elm oeneu ser trodene Conn.
tag, trobOeH es ean5 nett 81 regneu
onfiua, hidt bebagte. Qieiem lle6el.
itanoe nb5ubelfen ipar Dem glfs.
Seim porbebaIten.
aSoBt Die Sunerigen uno Guriti.
gen 81 lns fonmen,~ mar oos go.
iungsport Der elfs 9oge g2r. Z Der
Nlonumentenitobt. Cos rii6riee 50.
mite 6otte Elm toltes 9iiffet oufec
iblaeeu, ipeldes Sen berpo6nteiten
6cini1medern sic @oumen fiteIn
muBte. 9lQe Die GeIifoteiien @oru.
lambs ali6uJdbIen, ole ee6oteu iprr.
oeu, piirOe 81 iueit fii6ren lmO oen
@croodt erregen, OoB 9lacs in 9Sro.
iperitGt le6t.
sSe0e WlinIte bradte nelie gln-
fommlinge. Seoc Wliuute broGte
Elm neueS Sob fir Baltimore. Seoe
Dlinute lieB crfenncn OaB iid Ole
gelcgaten in Den Molern 9olti.
inorc'S pobl iiibleu Seoe @linnte
Ieruten Die 9lnfonmIinae me1r bon
Der @aitireunoiHnit goltimore'S unS
ieoe Nlinutc Dcriubteu iid sic cin.
6elnen Telegaten ielbit in Dem Gnt-
aeoenfommen Der @diic geaeuii6er
6u ibertreIien.
GS mar Elm 9eben, oas man ielbIl
aeieben bnbeH nnlb, I'M iicb ein 9ilS
ehter griioerlidteit edter BreinO,
idoft poriieaen 81 fonnen g1diien.
Iiebe lit fein leerer @abn 8renno.
Ihait beiie6t. iie oari ober lidt &c.
iudjt meroen. sic biloet iih icl6it
IieS iino 3ipei @untte Der in Dem
aroben @runotein oeS elfs Yrin-
3ipes. bic bis bente nod 81 9leht be,
ite6en
@an3 Baltimore, gan5 g(merifa
gang gleiG o6 glmerifaner ooer Cent
ihe Die 81 Dem groBen Sroen Der
Glts geb0ren, lebt in Dem @eOanfcn
ser 6rei6eit unO Der berehiigten9rii-
oerlidfeit
Gas @ewoae, 0as geItern 9I6euc
IN Dem Glfsbeim 6erri6te, lieB midi
su iiA ans Dem frenoiaen Stim'
mninesbiIo Elm Flares 9ilo 81 entipi
deln.
Sel6itDerit1uolib itano oas groBt
GrcigniB Der gInfunft oes oelltiher
lInteriee 6radtbootes i'm WRitiel'
plnft oeS Sntereiies. Sunoertfod
b0rte man: uSeute binaus, nm ben
itoI3cn ll-@oot lInieren Gri6lit 81
5ollen" 8ielih wuroe beomnert, oaE
Der tiidtige 6iibrer oieieS gootcs
nidt Gin .Glf~ 1T. gdre er Dies. 10 If
Die Staot Baltimore nidt groB &c
mug, inn oieiem 6clpo6rten Gopitdr
ollie GbrenbSeuaungen 81 crpeiieu
Die CT oiird leipe fii6ne Gbot Der
oient bot 1ie .,Glfs" iinO amerifa
Mid patriotilh. pereeiien ober nie
lmaIs bic arOben @eroieulte zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
aeIearapLIIdler MtlIerLeridII.

Nus ben iibrigen Wun0es /. g8etler.
@eobaatnugs.S .Stotionen iuur6en Die
ioIeenoen b5diten SemperntIren
bic um 8 llbr eeItern 9tbenO bcrridl-
ten, beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10
SfiO llDiAkOulmtn!
Glfs aus allen StaateM
Oes @anOes.
SOr6Galbcrt begrilkt @MdD
Her5Iid5.

WI I"Dv lhioNN ItJ wv RNNeoN"
Der 0@lfs" gum crIteu IaIe nie.
Der in Baltimore 0uiammen.
@lGn8enoe Deforotion Der Stoot,
@riUotbdiiier unO 2doen.
@oiicn- -9lnOraug 5um itoIieni-
iden @arten. @ritroblte ee-
itern 9(beno inn idoniten 2idter.
elon0. uSeuo, @ia~ oueripe.
gen. Baltimore eelobt.
Ger oroBe Gag 1T ga, Selhe be.
ginnt Der 0onOent Der ~@lfs~ in Der
Monumentenitoot ole aus oieiem
9InloB Elm prddtises 8eitgemono an.
geleat Bat. Bon allen SGuiern mo
3innen griiben ole 2anoesia6nen
ino nglfs~- -5orben. Gle StroBen-
bobngeiellidaft bat es ii6 angelegen
iein laiien, Die StraBen, 0itr6 melhe
Die Earaoen 3ieben, beionoers ih0n
5u idmiiden Bon oen grdbten bar
ob mallen ole g1ationol- unO ole bio.
letpeiBeu 5arben DER .glts.~ Gle
StaotDerpaltiIng bat an oen Solpt.
itraBen tleine Gmbleme oes StaOt.
wnppens an oen 2uternen befeItigen
laiien, melde ole Staats., 2onoes.
unO StoOt.5arben tragen.
Gle @eihdftsmIte petteiiert iih in
Ser Geforotion ibrer Sdnier 81 iiber.
biten bod Bot bon allen Sduiern Die
Sirma @ernbeimer Bros. ole ge.
idmad0ollite uno reidite Sausoefo.
ration alii5uweiien. Sin nadiiger
elf, 5uiiden oeiieu @emeib Der 0lor-
aeuiterH itroblt, iiebt I'M 0littelpunft
Der Geforaiion.
9lnoere Sdider iinO gleihialls i'm
ieIben Sinu 0eforirt mo fam galti-
more itol5 auf oos iein, mas geleiitet
puroe.
Gie 5taOt ieIbIt bat oie Gbren-
piorten an Der 5apette-StraB iinO
Den @eridts 4Ia5a itaIieniideu @or.
ten berribten laiien ipelde 9luffiib-
runaen geitern gIbeno BON s big Il
llbr i'm belliten 2iHterelon8 erItrnbl-
ten uno einen ilubeidrei6lid i9onen
g(nblid boten.
Seiite 9lbeno miro oie ltG0tiIAe'
anpeIIe in Dem @opiIlon con3ertiren.
@an3 Baltimore itebt olio i'm 3ei-
den Der oglts."
@eitern Wiorgen trnien ScnOer-
5iigc aus allen 9beileu ocS 9onoes
Elm. ole GeleQaten 5ur Gonpention
brddten. Iie Seeroen fiillen Die SO.
tells ilno meroen INNER neue Sdao.
rem erfportet Ser Souptitrom Der
GeIegoten wiro ober crit beute 8or.
mittog eintrciien. O}oDor Brelton
BAT Dem @rono @ralteO Rnler SaS,
81 glidolion sic SdRiiiel ocr Stoot
eingebanoiat uno Die ,eHs~ in ci.
mem ber5lid aeboltenel Sdreiben
iuillfonmen gebeiBen.
8iS geitern 9lben0 ipliroeu Die bier
cin9etroiienen 5remOen alf ilnge.
iabr 1900 oeid6bt, Die iib idnelI
nit Baltimore bcfonut mahten.
@ieIe oerielben illdten nod ser He0i.
itririmg Die umliegeuoen YorfS nno
Nereniigungs GtobliiiementS ouf
uno borte mon MIR Elm Nort ocS SO.
beS iiber oic DlomlmentenitoOt. 9ol.
iimorc bat lid iel6it ii6ertroiien
muroc oon pieIcn Telegoten geiagt,
ole i'm Sabre 1908 5ur Gonpention
bier onlpeieno waren.
3eges 9e6en i'm n9elDe.
0ere Sotel"
Ios ~@elDeoere Sotel," in mel.
dem iid oas Sanptauariier ser
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e6ifFSFartcu

bon un0 nod QeptidIono uno
Seiterreid -llnNorn iiber 9iotteroam
uno glcm-Yorf. @eIoieuoungcn nah
europa.
SGsO. s. 9iensr & So,
2l7 Dit.yOliimOre.Str.,
(&dral3-) 243 Sfl.grpaAmaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

1as bon @eo. @iintber 0ebrni.e
9ier 1T oos bette. 8ieIe geiirtbeiIcr
non Wier erfldren ooB es irgeno ei.
mem eritfIaiiiaen ousl1uOiihen Bier
oIcidEommi. @crnoe 0oS Ging fir
Den SamiIienaebroudl. 6einites 9lro-
ma, better @eidmad uno iebr ndbr.
frGltia. Gireft bon Der @rouerei
0urdl oie neuen Woidinen obgeiiint,
moonrd abioIute gieinbeit. aeiider!
miro. Site $i.00. Bboue: @oIfe sc.
l,SnnIls.1HiW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

NhOuuenlsn. ole ben y8eHildeH G0rre'
lO0nbuirn" nidlt phnlilih Dbcr mreagI'
mdble erhalign, nnO aebrien, Der Office
baupn pei 1eIephon aber l&rlIlIlh ylIt'
gpsluns 5u madew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

S5lntB
gpetteranSfdten.

Sir Warplouo uno ben Giiirift
Columbia belte regneriih unO noro.
oiilbe @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

,,bluDubtgme"- NnlOcOiUe mo aoanoclbilocr,
,3liDer 8ltw Wari" 1llerlei 8olisbolutt'
funnen
,,oBmhnu Cat 4orl"- glllerlei uHietbdiiunaen.
tolArhrr 8sad - Idglid 0rinrlionen per
IumDlfr .EOuilc".
tlflapenft uean 1hgliD 0riurNoncn per
XQulDlcr .LlcaWlan1"
,,Nlobart. DinuuerdiDr" eonnina, lu. Nuli,
6dmineiNuslua uIIo 4iHic i'm DNeieno
Bari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

IaS 9'rogramm ser iIdotiihen
aopeae. Die bente glbeuo bon 8 bis
1hii llbr am @eridtsgebduoe.
alIa1aa conaertirt. IL Dos ioIaenoe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-10

Aie lli0lldlc Storlng Dali ilillnet
nod IN ibmnher Srom iiber Dem
norooitlideu E6eil bon 9llobamo nit
olleemeinen NegenidIlen iiber Zen
neiioe lmo oen iiiootlontiihen Siaa.
ten nls ouh 9Ila6ama an. Tie 8egen.
9Iera oebnte lid in aentudp. Qirai.
nien mo IiItrift Columbia luie Dla.
rDlono ons. 2ofale 8eoen imo @e.
iuiiteritiirme ainaen in 0euengIano
uno oitlihem 9leU gort nieoer.
6eiite peroen IN oen atIaHtiihen
Siaateu init 9IuSnabme Der noroIi-
den Staatcn uno 8lorioa. 9iegen.
nieoerhldge 81 uer5eidnen iein. ipeI.
DE iid am Tieniiog in Den iiioatlon-
tiiheu ziaaten iortieBeu. @epitter.
lliirme lperoen porauslbilid beiite
IN ben obcreu Seereaionen 81 Der
aeihnen iein Selde miro es IN Oen
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The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
REFUSE TO ACCEPT PLAN
TO ADJOURN CONGRESS

Washington, Aug. 10-Their offer
Of a compromise legislative program
which might lead to early adjourn
ment Of congress was rejected by the
republicans, democratic senate lead
ers decided tonight to drive along
without republican cooperation in
an effort to dispose of pending legis-
lation by September /.
Republican leaders wha had given
the democrats hope that their ad-
jonnment proposal might be accept
ed were unable to control the party
conference which took mp the matter
today for ratification. Progressive
republicans, led by Senators Borah
Norris and LaFollette, refused to be
bound by any program which would
prevent action on the corrupt prac-
tice, widows pensions and immigla-
tion bills. The result was that a res
olution was adopted rejecting the
democratic proposal and urging pas
sage of the immigration bill before
adjournment. 1t was the first time
in several years that Senator LaFol-
lette had attended party conference.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

In obedience to a decree Of the
Chancery Court at Johnson City, Ten
nessee, in the case of r. N. Archer,
ct al, VS.. r. w. Dickinson, admir-, ct
al, | will, on Saturday, August Goth,
1916, at ten O'Clock a. M, in front of
the Court House door in Johnson City,
Tennessee, sell to the highest and best
bidder, the two lots in said decree de-
scribed, being lots 144 and 145 in
block IA of the Johnson City Real
Estate Company's addition to John
son City.
Said sale will be on credit of SLY
months and in bar of the equity of re-
demption. Notes, drawing interes
from the day of sale, with good per
sonal security, will be required of thu
purchaser; and 3 lien will be retainei
on the property sold as further Sc
curity.
This August 8. 1916.
J. W. CAss,
Clerk and Master.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
EXPERTS BELIEVE PAPER
FAMINE TEMPORARY

Washington, August 10.-Secfetary
Houston. in letter to President VIII
aon made public today, tells of in
vostioations made by the forest SER
vice into the print paper shortage
ond declares the experts of the ser
vice ARE inclined to believe that the
present condition may be temporary
He saws a detailed study of sulphlte
pulp manufacturing processes no" 10
well advanced and is being pusheo DIS
RAPIDLY as the available resources
permit.
az have been informed" writes the
secretary, that before the war east
ern markets, which are the principal
naner markets of the country, were
fully supplied by American mills ana
imports. from several foreign coun-
tries. Prices as a result were so low
as offer little inducement to new
mills in the west. where our great
timber reserves are located. 1t Is
probable that conditions after the
war may be very similar to those
which existed before. These factors
have a direct bearing upon the sug'
gestion regarding the constructor
and operation of government plants.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
ASHEVILE TRAIN SERVICE
TO RESUME AUGUST IL

Asheyille, N. c., August 10.-After
a conference of Southern railway Of
ficials, held here this afternoon, it
was announced that operation of
through regular trains with full Pull
man service, over the Asheville-kno%-
vile and Notwithstanding di-
visions of the Southern would be eff
fective August Is. This marks the
resumption of the regular summer
schedules to the mountains of North
Carolina, with the exception of the
Salisbury division, which has been
closed to traffic since the floods of
July 16. Twenty-Five passenger trains
will arrive at and depart from Ashe-
vile daily on and after next Sunday,
with through sleepers for all points
south, east and west.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
NEW CONSTITUTION LOST
TO STATE BY CLOSE VOTE

Nashville, August 10-All hopes of
those fayoring constitutional con-
ye.qtion in Tennessee whereby the or
ganic laws finest ate would be mod
erniaed were shattered this afternoon
by the official returns. With Frank
lin and Sequatchie counties out and
Claiborne county counted as 1000
against, the convention loses by $3.50.
1t is believed that those favoring
a constitutional convention will now
bend their energies to electing gem
eral assembly that will be patriotic
and progressive enough to enact many
of the changes contemplated by a
change in the constitution.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
RECORD or THE PAST
No Stronger Evidence Can Be Had in
johnson City

Look well to their record. What
they have done many times in years
gone by is the best guarantee of flu
ture results. Anyone with a bad
back; any reader suffering from urin-
airy troubles, from kidney ills, shoulC
find comforting words in the follow
ing statement:
, H. C. Beasley, Jr.. 100 E. Myrtle
Ave, Johnson City, says: For year!
| was troubled by dull pain in th'
small of my back and the kidney Sc
cretions bothered me by their irreg
ularity in passage. | took remedies
of several kinds, but found no benefit
until ! got Doan's Kidney Pills from
the Whitehouse Drug Co. They went
to the root of my trouble at once and
by the time | had finished one box,
the backache had left me and my
kidneys had become normal"
OVER SEVEN YEARS LATER, Mr..
Beasley said: Il gladly confirm my
former endorsement of Doan's Kid
ney Pills. They always act as repre-
sented."
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-g get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Beasley, Jr., has twice publicly
recommended. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
MOTHER OF GEN. GEO. H. WOOD
SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FALL

Mrs. Thos. j. Wood, of Dayton, 0 ,
met with a serious accident last week
Wood, president of the board of man
ayers of the National Soldiers Home.
She sustained broken limb through
a fall and on account of her advanced
age, about rs, the family and friends
are much concerned about her condi-
ton. This is the fourth fracture she
has sustained by fall and she has
recovered without serious conse-
quences, and it is hoped that she may
be as fortunate on this occasion.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-08-10
NONRESIDENT NOTICE!
William Phillips

VS..
William Squires
Before P. Q. Miller, Justice of the
Peace for Washington County,
Tennessee.
Int his cause, it appearing by affi-
davit, that the defendant, William
Sauires. is justly indebted to the
plaintiff and is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, so that ordinary
process of law can not be served upon
him, and an original attachment hav-
ing been levied on his property, to-
wit: His wages, due by c., G. & 0.
Railway. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Comet, a
newspaper published in Johnson City.
Tennessee, for four successive weeks,
commanding the defendant, William
Squires, to appear before me. or some
other Justice of the Peace, at my of
flee in Johnson City, Tennessee, nm
the 4th day of September, 1916, and
make defense of said suit against him,
or the same will be proceeded with
ex parte.
This August 8th, 1916.
P. O. MILLER, J. p.