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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
9mmm6eit mmO 6rcdl6eit.

SSn Scr mcitlicben Aoli8eiitotiou
ii6erpics gcItern &ibter SoDler oen
in g3r. 5tt, @islen-StroBe, mobn'
6oitcn 9lcgcr 9lnOrep @erfins Dem
05eriGtsOerfobrcn lnter Der glni6ul.
oigung, ongebli6 @iaiom z. @ei-
odrluan anSegrifis4Ellnp berogbt an
1aben. Seioerman itanO geltern
Wtorsen Inn vi llbr an Der @de bon
@recne- -StroBe uno 9urglnOD-9Iacp,
mGbrcno @oIi5iit SbeiB bonn lpcit.
Iibcn 0iitrift mlr Gin poor Sub peit
oobon entfernt mar, glls SeioermQn
icine 9ricftoic6e ous Dem &odc 500,
ipilroc ibm 6ieiel6c ploslib bon 9Ser-
fins entriIicn. Ger @oIi6iit Wel@cr
ocn @orfoa nit ongeicben 5attc,
ma6tc iib bieroilf ioglei6 ollf oic
Gerfolgung oes Oapon rennenocn
Gegers, boIte i'm oi6 bolo Elm uno
iiefertc i6n in mStotionsboltIc ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
N6lc6cn.

@citcrl itorb 6rou 9lnno 20. SG-
ger, gSittlpc oon 6ronf S6ger nod
fur5cr Sranfbcit I'M 9llter BON 81
SSo6rcn. Die 9ecroignng finoet am
N}ittluo6 gormittog Oou ser @o6.
nling ibres Shpiegcriobnes, Srn.
G6urlcs i. Bleines, 9tr. 1873, 9torO.
StreeperitraBe, ans olf Dem 81. Gr-
loIcr- 5rieo6oic itatt. lin 8 llbr &or-
mitto1s miro IN Der st. Niibaels-
Stride Elm SReqniem So6amt filr
ooS Scclcn6eil Ocr @nti6lafenen &C.
lebrirt ner0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
gSnrtrnn In Nnrnls MnLLe.

Syn Sorn's Soac, gtr. 1919, @cit,
glortb. g(pcmlc, ipro6 geltern 9io6.
mittag Sr. 3. @. 9Sldnfner iiber oos
S6emo: ngSos ioet Die 8ibel iibcr
ric SOLE" Sn gln6ctrabt Oes pradt-
poaen 6riiblineswctters mor Oic 9ln-
5obl Der 3uborer ni6t oll8u groB.
Der Iortrog fouo rmter oen 9luipi-
5ien Der nSsSnternotionolen 9ibelfor-
lder- @eieaic6oft" itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06

%r. S5o6n 9f. Steal, Der Sefretdr
Der StaotS 6eoerotion Of Sabor,
6ielt ocitern 9lbcnO Dor ben @}itglie-
bern DER n@pmort6 2eogue" Der BIZ
id0ili6 met6ooiitii6eu @raocufir-
de al Der 9onpoleitraBe mo Gor-
rollton 9lpetmc einen &ortrag iibcr
oas E5ema o0ie STRIDE itnO 9lrbei-
ter. Soeolc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
sdredlidles glerieGcm.

8ie 17-id6rigc MarD S6dfer nimmt
pcric6cnilib 5pei Qucdiilber- Ia
bicttcn 5u ii6. 9iaidc dr3tlibe
Siilfc rcttct iic Dor Dem Gooc.
Sin @cric6cu wcl6c5 i6r Ici6t
6dttc oos @cbcn foitcn fonnen be-
ging gcitcru 9lbcnO weuige Nlinltcn
Dor 10 lt6r Oic t7-id6rigc @lorp
Soldier. Siatt cincr S6adtcl init
@icoi5in crgriff iie irrt6iimli6crweiie
iit i6rer @obnilng. 9}r. 1910, Sig6t-
StroBc, cine S9a6tcl nit Gucdiil-
-Gablettcu unO no6m 5wei ocricl-
ben 81 ii6 G6aS. $. @Ocr, Gin Srn-
Ocr bon 6rou Got6ariue @ocr, bel
pclber Gas iungc 0}dO6en pobnt,
iopie i6r 9ruoer, 9lnor. @Ocr. 6rod.
ten iie in Oa5 Spreh5immcr BON Or.
8. i. &owfiuS, gtr. 1913, 9ig6tItr.
Der 9lr5t lieB Dem juu9cn @dO6en
0ic crite@iilfc onacOei6cn rno bc5cid-
netc ibrcn 3liiarO ais rcdt crllt.
@citern 5u ipdtcr 9lbeuoitunOe lag
icoo6 feine Se6euSgefdbr me6r oor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
iIamilienfeit.

S,m Salic ocs Srn. 8rieorib
Sdoi6, 9}r. 2t07 Oit 9ofoocttc-
9lucuuc, fano oeitern Elm 6amilicn-
felt CUR Icicr Der Confirmation Ger
beiocn E0d5ter, 6rances lmo Nlorie
Sdaid, itatt. 8ie iimgen .Ol106en
meldc in Scr ct. W}ott6Gi air6e
BON 9soItor s. g8. Sober coniirnirt
worOcn luarcn, perbrabten i'm arciie
ibrcr @ltern unO 5ablreiAeu Scr
pan0ten iuio 9efaunten oeu Gag in
onocreQtcr @ciic. Inter ocn @G-
item 6eionoeu ii6 @r unO 6rau aarl
Sd,oid, 6rau %aulinc S1oi1 Don
9ieooinq Sr. gluauit S9ai6 im0
Sodjtcr, @6ilaoelp6ia, 6rml Scrmi.
ne @ldIer, &6ilooelpbia, SSrou@ent-
ncr, @6ilaoelp6ia, Sr. mo 6rnl9lit-
ter, Scnrp Sitter, @r. So6n Sano.
loier, @oi6iuaton Sr uno ISrou
9lanf, Sr. lmo 6rou SOFT imo Sim
ser, Sr. unO Srou Wlartin Il. God
ter. Sr. mo Srau 9. Steder 6roll
IS. S}roop uuo 6ront 9rao0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
@lin6e @aiiaaicre SerEaftet.

@oworO 9ropn 26 Sabre alt, ou-
ae6liG ein Geittic6cr, 6ranf SeuAe,
"a Sabre alt, mo 6rouf &egnier
27 Sabre alt, pel6' 9cioe aus Bel.
glen itomnen murOen geitern 0}or.
gen fir5 nod Ser nm 6 ll6r ertolg-
ten 9lnfltnft Oes 9ompferS o@6ilo-
Oelp6ia" am 9Sier gir. 8 81 Socltit.
@oint our6 @oli5iiten oes iiiOli4en
Giitrifts per6oftet, Oo tie iid, geni0B
Oen 9hsiogen oes Sbiiis-Gopitdns,
III 9lntuerpen un6eredjtigter @ciie
an 9orO Oes GampierS geibliCben
lmO oli Oieie @eiie 0ie 0ieiie nod
9lmerifa gema1t 6oben iollen 9lae
Grei murOen in Die iiiOli6e Foli5ei-
itotion eingeliefert mo ipdter bon
BORT no1 Dem @eiGngniB ge6rocbt;
iuo iie sic 9fiidiobrt 0es S1iifes ab.
morten nliiiien nm mieocr nod glnt-
werpcn 5rriidge6rattt 81 perocn.
Der Gompfer ge6ort Scr. v9ItIottic
transport GomponD" lmo lief Son-
Oou mo Bottom Dor ieiner 9lnfunit
in Baltimore an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
ltnfa0c 0es saacs.

6rou Gloina Gronbouer erleioct
i6pere 9rouOmunoeu S6re
alciocr fiuacu am aiiAcn1cro
5eucr. S6r So6n 6chn 9let.
hmosperf c6cnfolls pcrlcbt
&no6c bon StroBen6o6nwo0gol
o6eitiir5t. - 9luoere llnfd1c.
5rol @lpiuo Gron6muer, 6l So6re
alt bon 9}r. $40, 9iupoo0 glpcnnc,
lit geitern in i6rer &ii6c, p1breuo
iie 6eim 8rii6Itud ioB, nit fnoppcr
gIot6 DEM 6lonlmcutoO cut9augcn
&lobli1 6atten i6re GleiOer 6eucr
9efongen uno ais ouf i6rc Siilic.
RUE i6r Sobn, &err Gbos. s. Gran
bauer, 6er6eieilte, fanO er Oie aleiOer
ieiner Nhtter li6tcrlo6 6reuHcno
Gr griff ioiort energiic6 81 umO ndjtc
nit ieinen S1nOen OoS 5erer 81 10.
iben mo6ei er ii6 mlb ernitlide
9ranomlnOen 5u5og Nluttcr uno
Sobn Wur0eu bon %oli5iit @cig5r
bonn oitli6eh Giitrift in 0oS st
Soiep6S Soipiiol~ ge6rot6t, no Ger
3liitonO bon 8rml Iran6ouer ais
gei05rIi6 6e5ei6net miro; iie bat
9ronOmunoen on 9riit 9liiden umO
bcioen 2Irncu 0opon getrogeu
Climber &oiiogierperleb t.
Gem ie6S Sabre olten 5ronf
|luot lit gcitern @oruittog ooS
So6rcn oI8 rbIinoer" @oiiugier i6eu-
cr 81 ite6en gefoutmeu; Der Sunge
6otte iit1 nn9e6li9 6intcn an ben
StroBen6o6mpoggon 9r 1907 on
@oD StroBe ge6dngt lmo lit m06-
reno Der 6o6rt 3wiiGen @9eiterIroBe
uno Golliugton 9luenue o6geItiir5t
@r iubte ii@ icit3u6olten ino uirOe
cine Stredc meit aeidIeift, mo6ei er
am &0rper aopf ltiio 6eioen 9lrmen
oerlcbt murOc. Gr. @m SanOrod,
gir. 1914 9}or0 9roo0mop, nn6m
Oeu Guobcu in @c1onolmg oeiicn
Gerlebunoen ni6t crnitliAer 9}ohu
iino.
8ci 9(usflug pcrlcBt.
5rau Minnie 9iinc6art lit III be-
Ocnfli6em 3ntanOe in iDre S8o6-
mng an Scr IA. StroBc iul0 5. glpeo
@ig6lanOtoipn gc6ra1t morOen.
6rou &iucbart untcruo6m nit Dem
"a Sabre oltcn Srn. Sciic SemiS ei-
ne 9lusfa6rt, bci ser i6r &ferO our1.
ging uno ocgcn cineu i6wcr bclooe-
ncn Sol5wdgcn raulte. 5rau 9iuc-
Bart putOe i'm @eiiGt Oerleet mo
trng nl1 nod anOerc idperc Gcrle-
Bimgen oauon. Sr. Scluis ioQ in-
nerlibe @erlebungen oaocugctraoen
bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06

6eOient, melHc o0cr SpraGcn Der IN
3mii6enOed &eiienoen mG6tig iin0,
unO ouf i6re @iinid)c miro 6cionOerc
9iiidiidt gcnommen. @s lit 0lrhouS
ni6t 5upicl geiogt ooB Ole Oorige@e-
nerotion meiiiens in Der eriten &o.
iiite zines GonlpierS nidt 10 6eqicm
reiIie, pie 6eut5uto9e Die Eaiioaiere
in Der Oritten Gloiie unO im3pii6en-
Oed Der Gompier bonn GDp Oes nSn
perotor" luO o&oterlanO."
oW ain" fommt bcute 9 T..
mittug.
Ger Oampfer o0loin" Oes9ioroO.
SlopO lit geitern Morgen I'M 8 llbr
in @6iloOelp6io o6ge9angen unO
miro nit 1850 @oliagieren 6ellte ge-
gen If ll6r @ormittagS an ieinem
9Sier in 9ocuit @oiut crtUortet.
o% %bilqOelpbio" angefo M
men.
Der Gompfcr n&6ilaOclp6ia" Der
9ltlantic transport 50. lit geitcrn
am &icr 9ir. s in Socuit @oint angc-
fommen. @r bra6te 1900 Sonucn
gemii6ter 2aOung BON 2onoon lmO
9lntmcrpen; Oas Sdiff fommt ii6er
Bolton wo Gin S6eil Der 2aOuno &c
lol6t morOen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
2nr Csinlnnnnerrr.GSrnne.

SUIelUl OuS lo3lulUulUe DRDHus
oelp6ia Gogc6lott:" n8enn cine
6lut6 oro6t Oom merier oie 9eutc
g9dlle ami INN iic ob5mpenoeu. So-
ben iic @liid Oomit Ooul ge6t Ole
6lldb ii6er sic 9leder ituo SoGlier i6-
rer g}aAborm oenn ir0enOpo mlB
iie 9(bilub finoen uno olio olirh oie
CANINE brecbeit peun iie nibt &C.
mug Goum Bat
90 lit es init Der @inwouOerer.
yht6 in Oieiem 9onOe Seit % SAB.
ren iinO iibcr % Wdllioucn @iumon-
ocrcr uo1 Sen @erciuigieu Staoten
0cfonunen. Ghps 9lebnli1eS bon
golferpcuoerilug mar ioiueit mir ci.
ne @eltgeibihte feumerJ nod nibi
GA. SeOenfolls morch Die SbrOen
bon 9or6aren oie in oeu eriten
SSo6r6rtnOerten inierer 3eitrebnung
iii gsGit hiS Siio Gltropo einbra
cben, oogegen MIR cine 9ogotell Nj.
fairc. Gieic 9lieieneiupouoerling lit
Scr groBte 6oftor, Der iiir oie io5io
len Ger6dltniiie in Oieien 2onOe IN
9etroht foumt @s Bat feinen
3med, i6reu @influB imteribdben 81
iuollcn. Gieic @inmonoerer geboren
icbt olle elmer eiii5igen oeiellidaftli
ben alaiie an, ocrienigen Der So6n-
or6eiter. CAB eS eiuen idmcripiegeu-
ocu @infhiB oui Die Gage ser Qlrbei
teriboft 6o6cn muB, menn ooS glns
gcbot in 10 lnge6eurer @eiie geitei
gert miro, liegt olf Der Souo. IS
fam babel ais miloerno inunerbm
Sic Gnhpidelitngsid6igfeit oeS Gan.
oes in 9etrodt ee5oGen perOeu IS
blei6t troboenl iibrig, ooB eilt rieiiger
Grud ouf sen 9hbcitSmorft 81 I'm
giinitcn ser 9lr6eitcr cntltcbt. g8tc
geraoe jest gon5 beionoers.
Sic 3olge Oieler 0}oden.ginwous
ocritno it, ooB Die eiu9e6orenen Pr
better g4dQc auhuerien. sic f6en
Ii6 oermittelit oeriel6en ab5lidlie.
Zen gegen lie. Die 3o6l Ser @e-
ucrfi6oftem mclGe .i6rc 9titglie-
oerliite ihlieBen" miro immer gro
Ger. IS bleibt i6nen nibts slnoeres
ii6rig @enn tie olc 2entc oufndD-
men pelde iicb mel0en, luilroen ne
crOriidt lucrOen Don 0en glrbelt@lo'
len, oic iie er6olten miiien 6olglI@
ge6cn iie oorouf ans, ,iie ans oelll
@cibdft al trei6cn. Gas geldeDi
in Eaticuoeu BON 5Gllcn bei eiHge.
ponoerten meldc IN ibrenI 0elH
6icr3ulonoe feme 9lr6eit fnoen ion-
men imo irQen0 iouii etlpos erareuell
miiIien. Gas lit idImml; eS 5erlio[t
Sic Solioaritdt Der 9Ir6eiter eS rldl'
fet inter linen icl6it S9ronten allb
o1,to# ciner 9lftiou Der glrbciter'
fro,,c 6rfoulmt nan Die slftionen
49,, oiinften 9l6er cs lit nidjtS oor
ocaci ~, Y II ma6cn Gos critc llebcI,
Sie W3oiieu.eimpouOerung 8ie6t OoS
,,ncite na6 iid. llnO emen lolden
S6calismils BON oen @inQe6orenen
~ perlanacn ooB lie Oos areiB ouf
f6 ne6men mo oie @ingewanOerten
IN tbre &rene oulnebmen, Bari man
nidjt crluorten. S56re Gimme tper.
pen 5por i6lieBli6 au6 meoge.
l@memmt ipern iib Die 6hit6 3iI
botb ltout. 1ic Giienor6eiter 8unl
Sellpiel boben oos erfa6ren miillen.
gl6er oie amerifoniide 9Ir6eiteridaft
logt iic6, iie babe geuig nit Der @e.
genmort 81 t6un unO nidt Suit on
Die 3uflmit 6u oenten. Sie webrt
iib olio, wie lie fam ltn0 iupple.
mentirt oic 9lusi6lieBung ser Gin
gepanoerten bon Der ogeibulten glr.
6cit4 olirtb Elm Shwmlmlien dni sic
9'ci6r0nfitng ser @iuuanoerlma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
eel6RmUrO.

Ger 32 Sabre altc George 9iom-
NAL bon Ger. 1920, 0ioiiionltroBe,
cuOctc geitern @}orGen fiu5 no6 70
ll6r iein 2c6cn inoem er cine gro.
Bcrc GuontitGt Gorbolidure tronf.
aur5 na6 icincr @inlieferlng in oos
Marplono S5omoeopat6ii6c Soipitol
trot icin Eoo ein. @r mar nic6t per-
6cirat6et Gas @croift OeS Goroncrs
lolltetc allf 5elbitmor0 our6 2riu-
fen BON GarboliGrre. Der @rmn fiir
oie S6at lit nidt befonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Ocftrctdiihe Truppen an
ruiiiiher @rcn5e con-
5cntrirt.

ct. @etersbitrg 8. Aprll
Cine 'IepeiHe aus Nlieo an bic og'o
Doe @remvo" berihtete BON ciner
arobeu CONCENTRATION oiircidilbcr
Eruppeu no6e Scr urliiden @ren3e-
1dqlid pcrOeu unge6lid 6el0oieult.
lle6ungen obge6aten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Snnsc 6ran i'm 6oipital acitorbcu

SIN n0}ercp.Soipitol" lit 9eitern
@}oreen ole 27Sobre oltc 9foio 9oa.
wou5 aus Dem &eben geihicoeu 9lm
/. 9lpril muroc Die iungc 5rou, mel
he in g1r. 1903, Goofiie StroBe, in
Scout @oint pobnt nac6 oem Soipi-
tai gcbro6t. Coroner Or. Gbombers
bom uittlercn 9iitrift Bat cine I'm
teriu6itng einoeleitet. 0ie 9eiiebung
miro moreen @oruittog nod boron-
qcgangener 9fequiems0 0}eiie in Der
ySur 9oOp Of 5000 Council" Stride
an scr Eomion-S -StroBe auf Dem ISL
&reu0. 6rieObofe" in 9(uue g(rlln0el-
Goumtp erfoI9en. getrouert miro
oie &eritorbcne bon i6rcm @ottcn
G6orIcS @o0pou5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06

floow, @litoel Burg, 8r 9rouif,
2lnoreas Slider, iomic Deino6e ale
Gonen Der 6rouen Seftion, lpic
Oie 1omen 6onnD 9ronid, &otborine
Sen5, W}arie 8rieOrib, 9l. Oerred @}.
9ii6m aat6. 0liiaer, 5. 9lOrion 81.
Berger unO gln0erc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06
Deportation anaeOrOnct.

9epurtatipn anaeOronct.
@cucrol @iaa ucrtrci6t oic iammtli
den 600 ipouii6en Gimpo6ncr
ocr 5taot Sorreon. Sapau
ioa Die 9luertculuug ocr @uerto.
Gegicrling 5rriid9GogCn 6obel
Sorreon, Wlcr, 5. glpril @c
neral 6rancisco Giaa oronete 6etc
9I6eno on, Dab idnntIidc 600 pa-
niiden @iluuobner oieier Staot oe
portirt per0en ioaen @s iolcn lin.
Der5iieIicb 3iige in 9ereitidait ae
iebt uerocn unO ihon morgcu ioll
Der @roouS beginner 5br @i9en
t6um miro 5um minOeiien tenn
por0r coniis5irt weroen-
IS lit oies Elm neuer 9eweis oes
tief eingemur5elten Safes oeS ein9e.
6oreneu @erifoners gegen Die Spa
nier.
&iao oertrie6 Dor bier Nlonaten
Die Sponier aus G6i6ua6uo mO bat
lpcoerbolt ser lle6cr5euguna Wis.
Orud gegebelL ooB alle Spouier ae.
gen Die Hepolution orbeiteteu Gr
Dcrii6erte befanntld Dor me5rcren
@o6en einmol, oaB er ole Spanier
in Eorreon 6inridten Ioicn molltc.
Gie @oi6iuoton.&egierum9 marntc
OomalS oeu 9lc6euenfiibrer gegen Die
9lusfii6rlmg ieiner Gro6ung, woroui.
bin @iao periprot, OaB ben Spa.
niern wel6e iih politiider Eb0tla
felt entbielten, tein Seio geidebeu
ioae.
S opo nmioerrilftglnerfen-
nung0er Suerto 9iegic.
rung2
GougloS, 9(ri5y 5. glpril 9lad
eiuem geitern 9lbeno bier bon Dem
Gonitihltionoliiteu @oniul Sues Sc,
leOier empidugenen Gelegramm bot
ole iaponiide 9egierng ibrc 9Iner
femung ser Suerto Geeierimg mi
oerrufeu.
Die gotiboft fmu bon @cuerol
Obregon in Rapaio mo beiogte ooB
Der Gommon0out oeS ioponiibcp
aricosidiiicS uS05uuio4 oem @cnc
raj Hamon Surfer gegenii6et erfldrt
babe, DOB Die 9luerfeHntna 0er
Suerta 9ieeicrlng eiu 6ebler gene
len ei.
Der iapouiicbe Gonmonoant ioll
oeiogt bo6en oaB ole glucrteuuimg
Suertas unniittel6or nod Ser Gr
morOung N}aoero's criolate, ebe
ieine &cgicrlng sic Gin5elbeiten
fonute. gluBeroem lei Sopou ourdl
ifrupuaoieGiplomaten oetdlidt NOR
Oen. lpel6e in ben Sopouern Oeu
@lou6en erpedt botten ooB ollie glo'
tiouen Suerto ais @rdiioenia bon
,Nlerifo anerteppep milrpep ipsbe
ionOere I'M Sinblid AMI cine Grtld
rung oes amerifoniic6en gotcbuiters
in Staot @lerifo, Srn Senrp Sane
@iIion.
Ger Niorine-0iii5ier ioa @enerol
Dtur6e beriihert bo6eib ooB er Der
5ode Der Gonititutionaliiten iDupa
t6iid eeeenii6er ite6e
Su 6ieiigen Gonititltionalilten
areiien miro Der 9lngabe groBe 9c.
ocutimg 6eigelegt oa III ocriel6cn
cine glnOentung oafiir gciebcn miro,
Dab Sopon plant, Die 9tegierlna Der
Goniiihttionaliiten ar5uerteunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-06

ii6erbuupt. g&n fam man ia pic
5nde einiad) i6ren Saiii loiien u
peldem Sal mir porausiidtlid iiber
aurs ooer 2oua 81 Der auiiralildcn
GinuonOeunas sEolitif fomucn lucr
oei melde praftiid olle nidlt eng
lid iprec6enoen 2elite dnSidlieBt
ggenn man oos o6er nidt wia Damn
muB man oie Sano 81 elmer Der.
niinftigeu RegeIuns Ser @inpouoc.
ring. inO 5luor olif Der @irunolaae
oes 9eooris BON glrbeitsfrditen, bic.
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New Britain herald., 1914-07-27
WHAT EVERY MOTHER WANTS TO KNOW ABOUT HER BABY
By Anna Steese Richardson Director of the Better Babies Bureau of the Woman's Home Companion Cues
 tions of Many Mothers Answered. <
NO. 9-General Care.

and increase to an hour or more, even in severe weather, but never let the baby sit where he will become damp. ...- .....-~~. .r---. A young baby exercises himself Crying is exercise, so is waving his arms and kicking. When a baby is a month old, he should have a reg ular exercise hour each day. Have the room warm. ,- Remove all cloth ing except knitted band or bellyband and diapers, and let him kick on the bed. Keep this up until he shows a desire to- creep or draw himself up to walk, then place him on the floor where no draught will strike him, on comfortable or in a play-pen. 7.-How many hours in twenty four should baby sleep?
 During the first few weeks of his life, about twenty hours. At three months he wakes only to be fed every three hours during the day, and once in the night. At six months, he is still sleeping sixteen hours out of twenty-four. At year, he has nap during both morning and after noon, and at two he sleeps at least ten hours each night and has a long afternoon nap. s
 S.-When should a baby be vacci- mated? s
 Any time after three months, if he is we'll and strong. Six months is the usual age, but if a case of small pox is reported in your town, take no chances. Have the baby vaccinated at once.
 9.-What diseases are carried by flies?
 Almost any Infectious or contagious disease, infantile paralysis, diarrhoea, typhoid and scarlet fever, measles, etc. Flies are the baby's worst ene- mes Screen your house. Screen the baby's bed and couch. Never per- init a fly to light on the nipple of the baby's bottle. Never give child milk into which a fly has fallen. Throw the milk away. If you live in the city, keep garbage pail and trash box or barrel tightly covered. If you live in the country, sprinkle chloride of lime or kerosene over vaults and garbage boxes, manure piles or refuse of any sort. Burn every bit of refuse you can. Remove manure frequently. Your baby's life may depend upon these sanitary measures.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-27

When making tea the quality of the tea will be improved if the tea pot is rinsed out with hot water just before using
New Britain herald., 1914-07-27
KEENEY'S TO HAVE
 COMEDY THIS WEEK

Comedy will form an important
 part of the show at Keeney's during
 the coming week, the management
 having billed light and entertaining
 acts that have a high position in the
 vaudeville world. It will be a real
 summer show with acts of a varied
 character. The management expects
 the bill will meet with general ap-
 proval and with the theater kept cool
 and comfortable, huge ventilating
 fans changing the air constantly. good
 audiences should be the rule every
 day.
 While the bill is virtually without
 a headliner, it is probable that first
 honors will go to the Six Webers, a troupe of acrobats who have been creating a sensation in the west. These performers are said to be the most daring acrobats in vaudeville and their spectacular feats have placed them on a plane which all others have been unable to reach. They use a great deal of novel ap- paratus and introduce some remark able pyramids besides showing won- derful ability at floor tumbling. Much is expected of Marie Fox and George Lenner, singers and com edians. In New York this pair scored a big success and in other cities where they have appeared critics have also praised them highly. The Revolving Collins, claimed by many experts to be the worlds cham pion fancy roller skater, will be here for a weeks engagement. He will present several tricks of which he is 1 tho orioinator beSideS giVinp an ov l hibition of fancy skating and sensa- 1 tional whirling.
 The Funny Films will entertain with their boxing burlesque. This l act is a big laugh-getter and is ir :! great demand among enterprisine l vaudeville magnates. The Italian Opera company will give a concert | as it's part of the bill, introducing
New Britain herald., 1914-07-27

Copyright, 1914, by the Woman's
 Home Companion.)
 1.-How soon may baby sleep in
 room with open windows?
 Practically from birth. The nur-
 ery and the room in which the mother is confined should be- we'll Fentilated. The window should be dropped from the top to permit the impure air to go out. In winter, the room should have a temperature of Eeventy by. day and sixty-four by night until the baby is a month old. Then the night temperature may be even lower
 2.-My baby takes cold when sleep
 Ing in a room with windows open. What can I do?
 The cold does not come from the open windows, unless the baby lies In a draught Protect the bed or erib by a screen. Stand it in eorner out of the draught. More likely the cold is due to infection. Your baby has come in contact with someone who has a cold. If you have cold, the baby can catch it while you handle him. Physicians hdvise mothers suffering with colds to tie a soft bandage or handkerchief 'over their own mouth when handling |hnd nursing the baby. If you do hot take your baby out for it's daily hiring, warn the older sister or nurse who does, not to allow anyone Ito kiss the baby.
 3.-How soon can my baby take her .daily nap outdoors?
 In summer, when three weeks old. IIn colder weather, not until three months old and then when perfectly |dressed as for the night or in it's lit |tle slip, and tucked in it's carriage in Ia shady corner of the porch or un- |der tree, with eyes protected from the strong light. In colder weather, |the baby must be warmly dressed, |with eider-dow cloak and silk-lined hood, and the carriage set in a sunny |corner of the porch or yard, screened |from wind and the eyes protected from sun glare. For. summer, there |comes an outdoor bed which any man handy with tools-can make. A. lit |tle wooden platform twenty-four by |thirty-six inches is set on four good |sized casters. On this, with upright |twenty-seven inches high at each of |the four corners, is erected; a frame, |connected with cotton or wire nOs- |quito netting, and looks like a huge Square cheese box, such as you see in grocery stores. The top has hinges and a clasp. The little mosquito proof bed on wheels is then fitted out with an old comfortable or pillow, "a rubber sheet and a cotton sheet. In this baby can be wheeled to any part of the house, porch or yard, for a scomfortable nap. It is cooler than a wicker carriage and has the advan- tage of being ay-proof.
 Allow soon does a baby take sdaily outing?
 ' In summer when a week old. In cool fall or spring weather when month old In winter when two or three months old.
 5.-We have long stretches of bad weather in our part of the country How can I give my baby an airing at such times?
 By dressing him as for his regular outing and then throwing up thu windows of the nursery or living room Place the carriage or crib near the window but not in draught. Start with a fifteen minute airing
New Britain herald., 1914-07-27

Choose the summer meals with q deliberate view to economizing in fuel and thus avoiding the overheating of the house.