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The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-06-02

Will you please print some important
facts about the lives of John Fox, Jr,
and Frank Norris, the novelists2
John Fox, Jr., was born in Bourbon
county, KY, in 1868. He was educat-
ed in Harvard university. His present
address is Bigstone Gap, Va. Leading
among his books are Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" "The Heart Of the
Hills" knight of the Cumberland"
and "a Cumberland Vendetta
Frank Norris was an American nov
elist and was born in Chicago, March
5, 1870. He studied art in Paris and
was educated at the University of Cal
ifornia and Harvard university He
acted as war correspondent In the
South African war and the Spanish
American war He wrote number of
novels, the most popular being 1.-THE
Octopus" and "The Pit" He died in
San Francisco Oct. %, 1902, from the
result Of an operation for appendicitis
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-06-02

Knoxville.-W o. "Chink' Lowes
Alfred W. Ogle and E. T. Evans have
been appointed second lieutenants by
President Brown Ayres of the Univer-
sity Of Tennessee, in accordance with
war department Instructions, and will
go to Washington for the marine corps
examination.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

formerly made their home here, send
word to friends that baby girl has
come to them, in Seattle, their pres.
ent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Clark are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of their
friends for few days ago wee mite
of a daughter arrived to make their
home hers.
Col. and Mrs. James B. Houston
will be among those leaving on this
afternoons transport. Their going
takes two very popular people away
from Honolulu.
This year at Miss Ransom's select
school for girls there will be ten OF
Honolulu's younger set Mills College,
California, will also claim a share, for
here will be six girls from the islands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Levers and
Mr.. William Levers left last even
ing for the North on their way to
Alaska. They will return the latter
part of September or the first of Oc-
tober.
u
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Clegg send word
to their many friends here Of the ar
rival of a daughter who has been
named Cynthia after her great-great
grandmother, who is still living, max
ing little Cynthia the youngest of five
living generations.
r. W. T. .PIrvis, accompanied by
Mrs. Purvis and their daughter, have
arrived at the Cecil from Boston, and
will remain some time here before
going to their island home at Homo
lulu.-San Francisco Chronicle.
4 + 4
Miss Beatrice Castle leaves next
Wednesday for a mainland visit. After
q short stay in the West she will pro-
coed east to Marblehead, Mass, and
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam R. Castle, Jr. Mr.. w. r. Castle.
Jr., is still in France.
= 4
Mr. and Mrs. George Ahlborn Of
Honolulu, the later of whom was Miss
Dorothy Doe OF this city, are at the
Palace hotel visiting Mrs. Ahlborn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Loring Doe
Miss Ahlborn's marriage two
months ago was delightful surprise
to her many friends here. She now
makes her home in Honolulu. where
her husband has large business inter
ests.-San Francisco Chronicle.
= +
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Won Holt an !?
family leave for Paiihua, their moun.
tain home, today, to be gone for three
or four weeks. The party this week
is given in honor of Mr.. and Mira
Jack Gait
Mrs. Lydia Holmes, mother Of the
late Mr.. Giles Gere, arrived here a
few days ago and will return to the
very shortly, taking the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
COMINGS AND G0INGS
OF THE SMART SET

Miss Anna Danford has left for a
short trip to Kona.
+ 4 =
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Steere and
family are at the Volcano House for
vacation.
Mrs. Katherine Yates is occupying
the James A. McCandless home in
Manoa Valley.
Miss Helen Church leaves on the
22d of next month to enter Mills col
lege in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dowsett and
Mrs. Marion Worthington are at the
| Moana for the summer
Mrs. N. E. Aver and Miss Margaret
Aver have moved in from Kahala and
are pleasantly located at the Young
+ 4 =
Mrs. Jarret r. Lewis Of Hilo left
for Vancouver on the Niagara last
evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mackall left Tor a
visit to Vancouver on last evening s
steamer.
Miss Marjorie Caps is booked to
arrive here next Tuesday on the
Wilhelmina.
Mrs. Water Macfarlane and her
children are occupying their PENN
sula home for a few weeks during the
summer.
Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, with
her three children, Bryant, Frances
and Jack, have left for a vacation trip
to Alaska.
Bishop H. B. Restarick Of Honolulu
is at the, Stewart, having come from
the islands on a health trip.-San
Francisco Examiner.
Mr.. Alonzo Gartley, with his daugh-
tiers, Miss Eleanor Gartley and Miss
Ruth Gartley, left last evening on the
Niagara for a visit to Alaska.
Miss Margaret Mcintyre. who was
so unfortunate as to fall and fracture
one of her ribs, is doing very nicely
and hopes to be about in few days.
4 = =
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Hepburn (nee
McCandlessl, we're made the happy
parents OF a baby girl which arrived
last week at their Piedmont, Cal,
home.
Miss Jessie Kennedy is expected
home next Tuesday. She will be &C
companied by her father, Mr.. James
A. Kennedy, president Of the Inter
Island Steamship Go.
y =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sheedy, who
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
League fer Woman's Service.

League fer Woman's Service.
Nil. Stephens specified that sh3
would serve r~Gar the department
heads o: Weii.,e Work, cooperation
in carins for families Of soldiers and
sailors, day nursery and clubs 70:
children of school age. the purchasing
of food stuffs. canning and drying OF
fruits and vegetables and food saw
ing
The work Of the California Com
mittee, financed by donations of $1,000,
is linked with that OF the National
and State Councils of Defense. Elk
ecutive officers of the California
Committee of the National League
for Womans Service are: Mrs. Dun
can McDuffie. chairman; Mrs. A. F.
Morrison. vice chairman; Miss Marion
Leale, executive secretary.
Their work is affiliated with the
State Council Of Defense represented
by Miss Ethel Moore. Mrs. Shelley
Tolhurst, Mrs. Herbert A. Cable.
Mrs. A. P. Black is county chair.
man Of the California Committee.
Mrs, Frank Deering is chairman OF
the finance committee.
Another branch or the Work Is TN
der Mrs. Frank Fredericks who is
the San Francisco country chairman
OF the Woman's Committee Of the
State Council OF Defense. Miss Gail
Laughlin is vice chairman of this COM
mittee Miss Laughlin is also chair
man of the War Service Committee
Of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae-San Francisco Examiner.
Captain and Mrs. George Chase
Lewis, recently returned from the
Philippines, are now occupying Mrs.
Margaret Cole Crimmins' quarters in
the Preside at 1S5 Infantry terrace.
Mrs. Crimmins is staying at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Charles H. McCor-
mick-San Francisco Chronicle, July
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

The two months old child of MIR.
and MIS-. Hiram Kali of 1870 Aud
lane, Palama, who died yesterday, will
be buried in the Waialua Hawaiian
Church cemetery today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
SCIENTISTS DAUGHTER
GRANTED DIVORCE

LEXINGTON, Ky.-Mrs. Vavara
Willoughby, daughter of Prof. M. l.
Pupin, millionaire scientist and inven-
tor, Of Columbia university, divorced
her husband, Hugh Willoughby, a
horse trainer. She charged him with
cruelty and with making false charges
against her.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
; CALLING DAYS
FOL HONOLULU

y Mondays-Punahou. Makiki.
y Tuesdays-Wa iktki, kapiolant
y Park, kaimuKi. Palolo, First
y Tuesday-Fort Ruger.
y WednesdayS-Nuuanu. Puunui,
y Pacific Heights. First and third
y Wednesdays, above the Nuuanu
= bridge; second and fourth Wed
y nescays, below bridge; fourth
y Wednesday. Pacific Heights;
y first AMI third Wednesdays, Ale
= Wa Heights.
y Thursdays-The Plains.
y Fridays Hotels and town,
= fourth Fridar,,' For. Shafter. first
y Friday. Nj noa, College Hills.
y fist and third Fridays; Kameha-
= me..1 schools, last Friday.
Saturdays-kalihi. third and
y frIrth Saturdays
= Fort shafter-Calling day is
e"cry Friday.
%<+< ~ +kk% y y y y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31


9iod inuner nidt iertig. @roBe
@infomnlen perOen 5ober bciteu.
ert. - Sic Stcuer oui g8biSfp
mirO pcrOoppclt. 3udcr etc.
ioaen " Gent pro @nnO 6e5o6-
len. @rOBe 9l6gaben bon
arie0Sproiitcn Dorgeieben. 9ie.
button Scr &oronibldge eggplant.
g8oi6ington 80. Suli. u Sic
9coiiion ocr &ricgSiteuerbia, nm
0os Sotol bon 81 t670,000,000 ouf
ungcf10r $2,OO0OO0O0O 5u bringcn,
purOc beitc bonn 5inan5.Gomitc OeS
ScnoteS begonnen, pG6ren0 Die 6iib-
rer oes Observation-Disclosures inior-
mcll bic WidBregeln beiprohen lpie
Die Goranihldge fiir Oie ariegsors.
gaben in Oieiem Sabre berltuter &c.
6alten merOeu fonnen.
Cine enOgiiItige @ntl1eiOung iuur-
Sc bonn Scnots-Gomite Deridoben,
ober Der %oriiber Simmons logtc,
onB noG oen 9lnli1icn Scr Me6r5eit
oes Gonite'S iolgen0e 9lcnoerungen
gemud)t mer0cn: Steuerberme6rlIng
auf Ginfomncn bon $4,000 mO
mebr bei Gin5elperlonen lmo Gorpo-
rotionen; betrdhtlibe 9lcnOcrungen
in Dem SoneS'iben Enhancement fiir
10 Rro5ent bon unoert6eilten Yrofi-
ten bon Gorporotionen; feline Scr
mebrung Ger normolen Giutommen-
Steuer oilf gin5elperionen aber bon
iebS @ro5ent auf Gorporotionen;
peitere @eiteuerlmg berouihenoer
@etrGnfe; Grbo6ung Der Steilcr auf
8uder, G6ee, &ofiee unO einigc an
Oere 8erbroubsoriifel.
gSic Die Sid iebt lteht ioIl 0ie
Stcler auf MbisteD oerooppelt mcr.
BEN 3lder ioa einen bol6en Geut
pro Yflno tragen.
@eluilie Gorporotionen, meIde bor
Scr ariegSerfldritng 6cltonoen mill.
len ebenioGs Die Observation-Disclosures
tragcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
etcdcrci.

Ser 9feger Molter Wioore BON gtre
236, SiiO-0uQaS- -StroBe, ipurOe bonn
@oli5HIteu g(nOrelp 2ong perboitet
uno no6 ser 0itliAen Eoli5eiitotion
gebradt, lpo Die 8elAuloigung, Die
Olcgerin MarD Carroll, nit Der er
5uiommen lebte, nit einenl Wlcller
ongegriiien mO geitoden 81 boben,
nit Ser 9l6iicbt lie 81 tooten gegen
i'm er6oben murOe. Ger gieger
uno oie glegerin maren out
Der Goen-StruBe, in Der glGbe Der
@rott-StroBe, in Streit gcrot6et
uno bic gtegerin batte Wioore ge-
orobt, i'm ms @cidugniB 5it brin-
gen. Gas md1te ben gieger 10 Uii-
tbeno, DAB er iein Wieier 5og, ino
unter 9lnorobung, Dob er lie tOOten
iuer0e, ItieB er Oent @eibe Ons Wteiier
pieocrbolentliA tief in ben $ols llnO
in Oen &iidelr. Gie gtegerin mllroe
no6 Dem ct. Syoiep6'S 0olpital ge-
nommen. Ser Yoli5iit Wtoorc ling
ocn 9ieger Oilrb Git inoem er i'm
ourd cine @oiie oeu @eg obl6nitt
Ger 9Seger pollte neglouien o6cr
Der 9eomte orobte 5u l6ieBen, rpo-
rauf Der g}eger lte6en blieb uno oas
D1elier, oos CT nod oiIen IN Der
Sdno biclt. fallen licB. Ger %oli3ilt
obcr botte es geie6en ilnO CT peran-
loBte oen MeiierbelO, Oas WleIler out-
5u6c6en Gopn le9te er Dem gle9er
ole SonOideGen un llno nabm ibn
liob ser Station.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31

llnter 0er @elhllI0inllnn. 0na

Inter Der 8elduloigung, oas glit-
tomobil bon StmIeD @. Sobnion bon
g'r. 4O6, 10. StroBc, Golbineton
3. g., fir cine 6reuOcufobrt nod
Baltimore gebrobt 8u boben puroen
9eltern @orecn in Der 6riibe Der %
Sobre oIte &opuono 9[. Gonbin llnO
lein 8ruoer, Der % Sabre ulte
9teiport s. Gomoin bon glr. 1927
@elt-WtllberrpItroBe. ioipie Der 81
Sabre olte @omoro Geis 2pnd bort
Sort DlOcr, So, bon oen Scrgeonten
@bite unO SomorO Scott bon Der
iltOli6en Eoli5ciltotion berboftet. 9ie
orei @efoneenen linO g1itglieoer Der
WlorDlonO @liIi8. sic murOen bon
&ibter &onft i'm jiiOliden 9iitrift
an Den 9eteftiD-S -Sergeonten Sane3
y. Sprineman bon @oibiueton, 9.
T., ouSgcliefcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
sic NlniGn.
(Gin 5cit0cmaFcs Sil6,)

gSer ie in 8iiriH, Born ooer @enf
gelebt bat, bat iie getanit, Die yfuiiin
nit Dem fur5gei6nittenen Saor, Dem
moncbStuttenortigen @epon0e uno
Ocn 9ihern linter Dem glruL einen
EDpus, Der beute idon beinabe bilto-
ril6 geporben lit. Simmer mic0er
bieB es, man 0iirie Die rilllii1e 6rau
ni6t noM oieien erceptionellen @r-
ideinungen beurtbeilen. @ie III Ser
lin lebcnoe g{oOio StruBer belebrt
uns onoers, fir iie perf0rpert Die
Shocntin Die tieflten, mertbOoaiten
Ericbe Der ruiliiben 6rmlenieeIe.
Sbr Bud lit 5lr rcAten 3cit erihie-
nen gerooe in ocn Sagen, oa Die 9ie-
pollution Der 9tuiiin oaS lang erlebnte
Stimnre6t gebro6t bat. Sn elmer
0ieibe bon geiltreiben 9[ufidsen iudt
ms gfooia StrnBer an iiber8eugen,
0oB Die Euilin Die politiide @Ieih.
bere6ti9ung NIT DEM Nlonne biel
eber perOiene ais cine @eit.@uropoe-
rim, inoem lie bercits ouf cine be.
iuegte politilbe &ergongenbcit ou-
riidbliden tonn.
Qie emancipation Der 6rot 1T IN
NmBlanO NIT Der emancipation Oes
@nuern nit Ger glbidofflng Der
2eibeigcnl6oft Sono in Sono gegan.
gen uno leitOenl bat Die 6rot eine
be0eutenoe 9foIlc in allen Ebaien oes
ruiiiidcu 5reibeitsfonpfcs gcipielt;
oenn nirgenOs mar Die ip5iale inO
geiitiqe llnob6dugigteit Der 6roli cine
10 lclbitoerltdnolide ,GorousieBung
Ger mcnl6liMcn 6reiBeit ii6erbaupt,
pie III JfuBlano.~ SSorin ipiclt nun
ober Die 9fuilin politilb cine bicl be.
ocutcnocre &oac ais 0ie g8clt.Glro-
pderiu2 @cil iie bon ieber Dem it6r.
fcrcn @5eiblcdt n0ber geltan0en neil
8miidcn i9r itno Dem ruliiiben
sUfonne nit leinen vlInolSdlpllnirten
unO bis 5ur Erimitioitot uuoreilirtcn
@efiiblSlcben" nit6t Oieielbc aIuit
gGbute ipie i'm Beiten. QLuBer0cnl,
meint 9aooia StroBer, iei Die biito-
ride @ntlpidelltng fir oaS Gerb6It-
niB 8um Nannne olslhloggc6enO ge-
morocn. yScil AuBlono feine o6cil.
oal8eit~ OnrMlebt, babe iicb oud nidt
jenc rein erotiicbe Stole Der 5rou Der.
ousacbiloct Oic ieit6er IN %cit Guro-
pa oorberric6eno gebIieben iei glbcr,
m0d5te man iragcn, ipic mar cS oent
in @clt tguropo pQr Der logcuoHRtep
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
glcecr iuerScm rabiat.

se4s it4war8e solOatcn Ocs a.
9unoes Sufontcrie 9leoiments
in Soft. - 9}cger in gidmonO
it0Bt Gro9liugcn 9cocn @eiBe
aus.
g8oco Ser, 80. SuIi. 9lae
9legcr- -Soloaten Ocs "a. &coimeuts,
Oie al Sen llnru6en t6eilnobmeu, Die
gcitcrn gl6en0 ltattfanoen iino iebt
in Sait. Gs iin0 Dies ibrer 5pauoig.
&cutc por bier 9lacS rubig. 0ie linz
ruben geitcrn 9lbcno wlir0en Ouour6
bcruriotbt, oaB Disqualification eS
0en g8eiBen ni6t crIouben woltcn,
an einem @anOclbil0cr Gbcater fir
gIeger por6ei8ugcben. Gaoegen er-
tlGrt ser 4oIi3ei6ci @lc9tomora, 0oB
Die S6icBcrci Oaourh bcrurio6t
mur0c, OoB 9(eger- Solooten in einenI
&eItouront fiir @eiBe unO gleger Die
9ntiinoigung, OoB oud &eiBen fer
Dirt perOen wiiroc, berabriiien imO
Dem Gigentbiimer befaDlcn, es ni@t
ioic0er auf5ubdngen.
SaBgl ntonio 0, Ger, 80. SSuli.
Snfolge ser llnrltben 8u SSoco,
Eerv miro es oen Reger-SoIooten,
Die ou gSaco 3icnlt t6un nidbt mebr
crloubt perOen obne Sab IN iene
Sto0t 5u seben.
&i@nlono, %u., 80. SuIi. II
@ie 9cmcrfung eines gtegcrs Oor-
iiber, mas feline 9iolie ocn g8eiBen
ontbun mcroc, nabocm oie SolOoten
0onbiQe bcrlaiien b6ttcn Deruriodte
geltern g(benO eincn 3uianmenItoB,
Der nobe8u i@liume Soloen ocbobt
bGtte. 0rci Solooten b0rten Die 9c-
merfung lno ocrfolgtcn oen glcgcr
bis in ein 9feitouront po iie nit
ibrcn Seitcnecmcbrcn nod i'm ito.
den. 9ln0cre Gcocr miihten iidb bin
elm un0 @}opor &cnrD gSpo0ing, Der
no1 Dem Shouplos gerllfen moroen,
Datte aae Ntiibc, 0ic SolOotcn 5t be-
ru6ioeu llnter0cncn murOe Ser See
ger, Somor6 @raitp, bon 0en Sol-
0oten ergriifen unO oiciclbcn moIItcn
ibnt I'M Ghiie Elm fultcS 9oo 9c6cn,
oob interlieBeu iie es, nahoeni ibrc
Sfii6ierc an9elongt wurcn. Sic lic-
iertcu @roltD ltnO ouocre 9te0cr, oic
iie gcfongcu 6otten, Ocn GpiIbcb0r.
0eu aus. @raitD wur6e bcltte nm
$50 bcltroft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
0nrse GtaStncniofciten.

Sonrucl 8. 9ii6or0s, Der frii1cre
Sefrctdr oes 8uAtDou8- gSorOcins
Ebos. 90. Osborne in g}eip. gorf,
wurOe geitern aus Dem bieiigen8udt-
bouie cntlaiien, nodoeni CT z @}onote
unO 10 Gage o6gcbiiBt botte. @r mar
uripriinoli6 5u Orei SSobren 8u@t-
bous perurt6cilt Oo6 bcruinocrte
9ii@ter @orter Oos StrafmoB.
81 Dem &rie9siono 0eS onerifa-
nii6cn 9totben &reu5es Bat @olti-
more $1,110,090.34 beigeiteuert.
lieutenant @. 8. @robom I'M bic
ii9cn b1orogropbiiden Bureau 1T be-
no6ric6tigt worOeh Dob Die 9urb-
fobrt 8pii6en oen &irginier Soaps
poIlitdnOio gcipcrrt lit un0 S4iffe
nlf Die crIoiicncn @oridriftcn in 9c-
5ug auf 0os Gin uno 9luslaufen be-
ionOcre gl6tlng 5ollen nuiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
Cjcucral Otis gcitur6ru.

SOS 9(ngclcs, GoI., 30. Sui.
~ General Snrriion @raD Otis, ser
%rGiioent uno @enerol- @clhditSfiib-
rer ser u2os glngeles SimeS" lit
6cute bier in Sem Seim ieincsSdpie-
geriobnes, &arrD G6nnoler, gcitor-
ben.
Ger General Itor6 gon8 pl0blid;
mG1reno er I'M @ctt oos 5riibitiid
cinne6men polltc, mlr0e CT bon eis
ncm @cr8i1logc bctroffen. Sbmobl
CT fiir5lidb bin lmo micocr frGnfli@
NOR, pflegtc @eneral Otis, Der me9r
ais so Sabre alt mar, ooG bis IN oic
lcbte 3eit binein tGgliA on ieipenl
glrbcitstil6e 8lt berpcilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
MaOden nu6m GMcdFlbcr.

No6Oem iie BON ibren @ltcrn wc-
gen eineS iungen Mannes einen
@ortpeblcl gebobt batte, i1hdte
geltern @iorgen bic 16 Sabre oIte
@inrt6o Young bon 9lr. 2Ot6 4lp-
mouth -StraBe, in i6rcr @o6nug
cine QuediilbertabIctte. Sic bcreltte
ober onl6eineuO ibre G6ot lmo ere
5dblte logIei1 ibrer Mlutter, mas iie
9etbon Bate. Sn Der 9lnbuIau3 oes
noroli9eu Giitrifts murOe oas Nl1o-
den nod Dem WiorDldnoer General
SoipitQl gcbru6t, no ibr Der Wineen
olsgepllnpt muroe. 1ic gler5te bof-
fen, oas NloO1en um 2e6en crbalten
81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
anfel sam bat i'm.

Canton Sbio, 30. Suli. Gin
W1onn, Scr ongob, 9lleronoer gfoicn-
BERG 8u bciBcn uno aus llngarn 5lt
Itunmcn puroe bier ms @eidngniB
gcItcdt, Inn oos @orecben Der gnn.
OcsbcB0roen ob6uporten. @S beiBt,
CT bobe orci &umGnen, DlitglieOer
Der Stootsmili8, oltigeforOert, aus
Dem Qierite 5li trcten, on Die Ser.
Stoaten ood bolO geidldgen lein
miirocn. Die Solooten benodri6-
ti9ten oic @oli8ei inO CT muroe per-
boftct. IS wir0 bcbaitptct, &oien-
BERG babe in 0ienitcn Der ungoril6en
9fegierung gcitonOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
SanOeIte in seIbtUert1ciOIamna.


Der SolOat Mann BON Der 9lnfla9e
ireigelpro9en oen 6armer gdB
0ennis bel 9roOibau ubliAtlib
eriAoiien gu boben. Snquelt
in Der nor00ltli6en Station.
9ei Dem Snquelt ii6er Oen 600 Oes
8armers 8aB 4ennis, Der ongeblid)
BON einem Solootcn glamens SenrD
B. Monn bonn A. Gegiment in Der
glGbe Der @lmpowoer-9riid Der Sol-
timore & S6io-@iienbo6n gei6ollen
porocn mar, 10 Dab er ipdter I'M St.
Syoicp6s.SoIpitol itarb, puroe ourb
3euqen .feltaeItellt, OoB 9aB 0enniS
Die SoIooten nit einen 9eOoloer, Der
ais Ihimmes 3eugniB Oorlog, beOrobt
hattie uno alien 9lnihein nob idieBen
moIlte oenn Die cine @atrone 5ei9te
einen @in0rud in Dem 3iino6iitben,
oIs Oh Der Sanmer oarauf 9eI6la-
oen oie Batrone ober Oeriagt botte.
O3adocm Oem 6ormer Die 8iItole
cntlpinocn porOen mar, 10 eraina
ipeiter aus Der 3eueniB-9(uino6mc,
botte er ideinbar no6 Dem @eiuebr
gegriffen. Sm 9ompie Inn ooIIeI6e
muB iid Oonn Die 8iibic entlooen ia.
ben. Iic &uqel 0rand in 0en l1nfpr.
lei6 unO fam unter Dem SduIter.
blatt pieoer beraus. Ser SoIoot
NSonn iprroe bon Oen @cIduorenen
Die inter Seitiing oeS Goroners :.
&nor Snsleb Den Sail, Sulonmen
nit Der 5uItdnOieen W5iIitdrbe6oroe,
I'M tlorooItliden %oli5eigeridlt uuter-
iudten, bon aIler SdulO freigeipro-
den 0o CT in SeIbltoertbeioigung
geban0elt babe.
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9iltamafaArt I'M 9mft6aIlOn.

Ecrre Soute, Sno. 80. SuIi.
- 9lob elmer 2uft6ollonfabrt, Die oie
gonoc 9todt binourcb ipqbrtc, lonoe-
ten bclIte @lorgei odt @itnocSioIOo.
ten opf elmer 6orm flint @lcilen iiio-
lid bon bier. Sic 0crIieBen oos
6eIologer nobe ct. &ouis Inn 11.15
Sonntog Niorecn ilno iie lcoten no-
6e8u $50 @tciIcn 5uriid. Gnpitdn 6.
9. Cole por Scr 2ootie.
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Nrci gsatnrmcmIacn uer9aftet.

Qrei bctagtc MGnncr, Scr 76 Sab.
re olte Gopio Dronc, Der 6l Sabre
oltc @i6aclN s5agnn, ino Der 60
Sabre olte 9. g8. 2ipScoul6, Oie
leit mc5reren Sobren in cincm @ol-
oe bel ut. @ai6ingtou lebtcn iplr'
oen 9eitcrn bon 6rieOenSriNter $. $.
@mnib in g[rlington oiii mc6rcre
W'onote no6 Dem glrbeits6ouS ge-
lonot. Gas Erio bottc IL Oen lcB-
ten @oGen oie @enliiiegGrten Der
Scpobuer IN Wlt. @oi6ington beim-
oein@t ipaS i6IicBlib 81 ser Ser
boIhmg fii6rte. Gin @ierter, Der 43
Sabre aIte 6reoerid Sduls, Der iid
crit fiir5li6 ocn Orei Iatrncnicbcn
ongcidloiicn bate, pllr0e nit $5 lmo
Soften bcitroft, oic er sur lIeberraiA-
lng pcs 9liAters aud 6e5o9Ite,
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CHARLES Sdrris bon Gorroll-Golin-
~, Der megen Siibncr0icbitabls 81 ei-
ner ldngercn 3u6tbousitraie perur.
lpellt mor uno meeen guten 9etra-
gems ouf Eorole entloIieu wurOe, lit
no@ Dem 3udtbopIe 5uriidecbradt
iporoen, Inn oen GeIt ieiuer Stroie
4o5norBen- Sorris bate i'm 3uGt-
9allle ole 9loreIic Der SSrou eines am
Oeren 3n9tbouslers fennen gclernt,
~ mlo ais er nu6 ieiner @ntlaIirmg
arpelt sI gu slomiral erlaugt botte,
lqr'eO er Der 5ralt lie loIIe 5n ibn
5leQen. Gie ISrou Ianotc ben 9ricf
on Die 9eb0r0en
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fhcmonn mnh bIcdlen.

6ruu @elen g8itort bon SIR. 735,
SSclt &erinetonitroBe, trot scitcrn
Wtorgen in Der meitliAen @oli8ci-
ltotion ais GlGgerin geoen ibren @ot.
ten Ecter g8itort, ouf oen iic be.
l@uloiet, ibr nit eincn TootihIdger
clne tiefe @unoc ont &opf beigebroht
gu bobcn. %cter gnb an onB er feline
'Srolt ge5iic5ti9t babe, peil er iie NIT
c'nenl onoeren W8anne in ibrem 3in-
ilcr oufgefunoen bobc, melde gln-
lNnlOi9lng ieoob 5ruu @itort be-
llrltt. &itort mltroe BON &idbter 50.
gonnlen our 3obIung BON $25 'ilno
&olten beItroft.
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Gdnuciaer (scinnhtidlaft.

gSoibin9ton 80. Sui. ~ &C.
gotionsiefretdr Or. Gorl B. @ubl6cr
miro Die @eiGdite Der S1mei5er @e.
ionotiboit fiibren lno iic5 ouA Der
Ocuticbcn Snfereiien in @ai6ineton
mue5mcn bis @noc 9tlouit Der ncuc
eio9cnoilii4e @eianote, Or. Saus
SuI5er, auf leinem Soften eintriiit.
Der bis6erigc @clonOte, Or. saul
Sitter, welder na6 Dem 0uog pcr-
icbt mlroe, id6rt morgcn BON giclu-
gort o6.
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6eiiool3cit2 gSic lton0 cs bel Oen
&ultiiroolfern oes 9lltertbums? &iel
ebcr moMtc man eeltenO modcn, Dob
RuBlan0 on Der grie6iicb.europ1i-
iden &ultlr. Gntipidelung iiberbaupt
nicbt tbcileenoumeu ionoern cine
gan3 unoerc, oliatiiA oblicgcnoe
&obu ourdIouien bat.
2os Bud, 0os bonn Stur5e 0es
3orismus lmO Oer GrriMtunq Scr
9icpublif nod nidts meiB. lbIieBt
nit peiiilniitiiden 9lusbliden Gie
politiicbcStognution Oie nob Der Der.
fcblten Gcpoliitiou bon 1905 einee.
trcten iei bo6e au6 oui Die ruiiii1e
6rou ldbmeno gelpirtt uno iie ibre
bo6en eeiitigen glufgaben ber9eiien
lolicn. Diit 9e0oucrn lteut Die Ser.
ioiicrin felt, OoB Die 9iullinnen felt
icner 3eit, Die in Dem berilhtigtcn
&omon nSoning ibren literoriiden
@usorud 6efunOen iih oarauf ge-
worien bdtten ndic~ 8u eriheinen
Dab iie an9efangen, 8u Ben g9offen
Der SSeit. GuropGerinucn 8u 9reifen,
gtun 1T ia oen 9fuiiiunen tros Oieier
6obnenfludjt Ourb Die &erleibung
Oes Stimnlrcbts bon Sciten ocs
W3onneS cine bobc glnerfeimIng ibrcr
gciltigcn 6dbigfcitcn 5u Sbeil eepor.
Ocn.