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Evening journal., 1915-08-10
TUESDAY AUG. 10, 1915
NEED FOR REsTRvOIR EMPHAsIzED.

F any harm come TO the people of our city because
of the lack of water storage capacity no blame
ran be attached to the Board of Water Commission
Il has called attention to the need for another
reservoir and the warning has gone unheeded
CHIEF Engineer Hopes, of that department empha-
sized that need in his last annual report and warned
the people Of the sorry plight in which they might
ind themselves in certain water-suppy contingencies
There ample time. following the making Of
that report for the Legislature the instance of the
city officials. TO make provision for another
vor Nothing done in that behalf but the Water
Department and its chief engineer placed themselves
souarey on record in favor of the improvement and
their skirts are clear.
II develops that the Porter reservoir on Con-
cord turnpike has not been cleaned for eight years
Its bottom is covered with sediment that accum-
uated during that time. Some persons may be
disposed to criticize the Water Department such
condition. The criticism, however is unwaranted
The department has other reservoir in which TO
store the water while the existing reservoir being
cleaned Therefore It all harks back to the failure to
heed the suggestion Of the department and its engineer
that additional reservoir be provided
Perhaps the present condition Of the water will
arouse public sentiment that will force the hands of
those who decide what city bonds shall be issued for
water supply purposes
Evening journal., 1915-08-10
With The Photographers

Since Up Sinclair and his wife both claim victory
In contest for the custody OF their child, il may be
that il was the boy who Decentralization Post.
The is becoming more horrible than we had
even dared to believe Herman Emil Zoch has been
awarded the iron cross for playing piano at the front
Buffalo Express
year ago the Car promised that Russia would not
conclude peace as long enemy soldier remained
on Russian soil But perhaps he didn't foresee what
has happened sace then.-Charleston News-Courier.
Among the candidates for the United States Sena-
torship in Kansas is Mrs p. K Brunes supern-
tendent of the State Orphans Home at Atchison In the
event Of her election Mrs. Brunes would be the logical
choice for Matron of the Senate.-New York Sun
Austria has undoubtedly been a splendid ally for
Germany She has done things her that she would
not have done for herself In the matter Of the con-
cessions offered TO Italy, for example, the German
chancellor explained that they had been made uncom-
monty generous by Austria at Germany's request And
no" Vienna comes forward again 10 do Berlin a favor
II is the form of note by the Austrian Government 10
our Department Of State, obiectng the sale Of
american munitions Of war to the allies--New York
Evening Post.
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

But even making full allowance for
the order and system that undoubt-
edly do exist in the German yards
and factories. IL is difficult to believe
that a submarine a week represents
fairly the rate of production. If it
means anything il must be that a
larger number than is generally sup
posed were laid down some time since
and that recently the rate OF delivery
has amounted to one a week. Similar
ly It may be recalled that when two
years ago the First Lord of the Brit
ish Admiralty announced his great
program he pointed out that the rate
OF delivery would equal a dread
nought every seven weeks, a light
cruiser every month and a destroyer
every week. This was by no means
equivalent to saying that the yards
could build ships at that rate.
The truth is that a year and half
has not hitherto been regarded as an
extraordinary space OF time for build
ing q submarine. The French used
to take three years at the task. No
doubt the work has been greatly ex-
RNhAtDu VI iuNtf Jul 10 tdlh vi one y
week" as if the whole process of
building and fitting out we're COM
prised in that period is TO put a se-
we're strain on human credulity.
It was the more desirable to point
out what is probably meant by this
passage, because the undeniable eff
cheney Of the German workshops is
gradually creating sort of super
stition similar to that which led to
the fantastic stories current about
the French navy in Colbert's day.
That the order in the dockyards was
sufficient TO cause amazement in Eng
land is very true, but when we read
that the keel Of a galley was laid at
o'clock and that the vessel left
port fully armed at 9, we are justi-
fed in believing that the historian
exaggerated OF misinterpreted the
facts. And so when news comes Of
submarines at the rate of one a week
it is allowable 10 cast about for a
reasonable explanation.
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

The University Of Pennsylvania Museum announces
that It has tablet which shows that it Noah,
and not Adam who ate the apple in the Garden of
Eden and that in consequence Of his sin he SEN
enced to suffer health and die young instead Of liv-
ing TO be 10000 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Adam have
waited long time for their vndication, but it has
at last and their descendants may hold up their
heads. II is rather hard however upon members of
The Noah family Il would be interesting 10 know
who started the scandal affecting the integrity of
Mrs Eve Adam and sent Mr. Adam into history as the
pioneer apple eater
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

On the Ganipou Peninsula the Turks continue 10
suffer at the hands Of the British and
French forces. It is a long and a bitter fight but
sooner OF later it will be won by the white 1t
is not in the nature Of things that the Turks
with the aid Of the Germans shall be able to pre-
vail against the British and the French in such
encounter Sooner or later there will come break
on the Turkish side The allies then will sweep tri-
umphantly into Consantinople and the Dardenelles,
the Sea Of Marmora and the Bosporus will be opened
to the commerce Of the world greatly to the relief Of
Russia who has millions of bushels Of wheat in the
Black Sea ports, awaiting shipment.
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

Among recent declarations Of renewed Republican
allegiance by prominent Progressives two sgnih-
cant statements from Massachusetts, Hon. l.. d.
Apsley. former member of Congress and one of the
leaders in the Third Party movement is back in the
fold; and on the day Stephen French secretary
of the Progressive State Committee announced his
reputation of further attempts to maintain separate
Progressive organization. Messrs Apsley and French
will assist actively in the assured election Of Re
publican Governor in Massachusetts this fall
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

Secretary of Commerce Redheld has refused to make
public list Of persons employed to take the
census of manufactures 1t would have been much less
Embarrassing to this administration if it could have
Kept secret the names of the diplomatic Representatives
appointed TO South and Central American Republics
but unfortunately for the public welfare those ap-
pontments required confirmation by the Senate and
publicity could not be avoided
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

Fentons Beach is nice little riverside resort on
the Jersey shore opposite New Castle It is popular
with Wimingtonians many of whom have cottages
there II it is to retain its popularity it must main
tain the decent atmosphere that has surrounded it
since It first founded Any effort made TO
it into little Coney Island especially Sunday
should be resented by those who 60 there for quiet
restfu and decent recreation. Such persons also
should welcome the activities of peace officers who
wish keep the place morally clean and wholesome
Evening journal., 1915-08-10
GERMANY's OLIVE BRANCH no RussI,

1 Is rumored that Emperor William Of Germany
has made peace oyertures to Car Nicholas of
Russia through the King of Denmark and that they
have been rejected promptly Each of the nations now
ngnung on the side of the ouadruple Entente is
pledged not to negotiate separate peace For Russia
fnefeiore 10 entertain Germanys proposal would be
70 commit an act Of treaohery that never would be
foreotten or forgiven by Great Britain. France and
italy.
There is no doubt that Germany would be pleased
nightly to eliminate Russia from the so she might
Throw her entire strength against Great Britain and
France and assist Austria in holding Italy in check
Chat, however, is not to be. The members of the
Puadrupe Entente realize that their future safety
pends upon dispeng from the German mind forever
the idea that Germany is destined dominate Europe
Al the present time and, ultimately the entire world
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

The Association 81
American Advortu
ers composed OF
I'm The Association Of Amer Z all great adver
fekiAt lean Advertisers has tissrs Of 'ha copn
Nav auined and certified 60 I Wy ~ Assoo ry
the circulation Of this pub sneb rsners a. sub
eation. The figures of circulation nit 70 s sxamila
contained in the Associations tion al any moment
port only guaranteed. ana positive Pro9t
Association of American Advertisers ne accompany ss
=. - ,srn-.-. ,s- - -. ! Certificate No. ASH
Ma 4lN wmlehah nRB ~ J. SnN 4 has beer issued "a
this papsr.
Evening journal., 1915-08-10

When thousands Of persons spend Sunday at Bran
qyvine Summit camp it causes to wonder whether
he oftheard assertion that the camp-meeting is los
ing in popularity is founded upon substantial fact
Evening journal., 1915-08-10
A Credit System That
Takes Care of Each
individual

THRTYFOUR YEARS AGO we adopd credit system designed
70 suit the needs OF each ndlV dual The operation Of
THIS plan made possible O
OF customers and they paid for these furnishings weekly
monthly payments while using the confidence
III our customers and the fact that guarantee everything
customers confidence
the foundation OF business. everything please
you and you can use the En ngs while paying
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

oriGSooQ bonn 9lube0inn imO ge-
miit6li1 uno fro6lid bis 5iun ScblaB.
Gs waren idone 5tnnoen oeren
Slams lange 3rriidleuAtcn miro,
Shmoeu, oie 6oiientlid ben Oeutihen
Sdngern Oas Sclbit6epuBtiein umO
0as 9iidgrat geitdrft ba6en. 3ie6t
man belte oas 9feiluue, 10 fam
neiolos couitotirt merOen oaB Oas
5elt ais muItergiiltig in jeOer Be-
5ie6lmg nngeie6en meroen fam rmo
ais notwithstanding 6e5eidnet mer-
oen muB, ocu 0ie .Gereinigten Sdn.
GER 81 pcr3ei6uen botten 9lae @or.
bereihiugcn maren in 10 umiidtiger
g9ciic getrofien, ooB nir0cuos cine
Stodlng ooer @er5ogcring in ocm
unifougreiHeu 5eitprogramm eintrot
Hu6c ino Oromng maren Die 3ei-
den, inter Oenen oas Set Itono.
Sit oaS oeutic6e Sieo eiuerieits cine
Nla6t, oic bon ic6er i6re @liiiion 8rr
gcuo6ring nno Stdrflng ocitiAen
g9eicns, iomeit Die Oeutit6e 3ungc
flingt, erfiiat bat, 10 lit Oo5 OeiItihe
9ieo auf oer anoeren Seite ba6nbre-
demo fir Die aunitpilcge in oieien
9anOe gemoroen Sn 3dbem 9iingen
babcn aiinitler BON 9crui H. 6reinoc
ocs @eianges ans allen areiien iid
3u gemeiniamer Yilege ioealer 9e-
itrcbungen pereiniat, nit imei8en-
niibigcr S5ingo6e, lcOiglid ans Sult
mo 2ie6e 5ilr Sabe, oft inter
Gpfern, uno 6oben geiiegt. Sie Dat'
ten babel cincn m1btigen 9unoesge-
noiien on Dem oeutlnen Sieoe, oas in
Ieiner @eoaufeh- mo @efii6lsticfe
imo ieiner 6orm unoerglei1lid
mert6DoQer it, ais bic leicbte imo
Ieidte gaare Scr fral5oiiiden o9lo-
mnnceS~ oOer nGbanionS" ODER Der
oieoer auOerer g1ationeu.
sir Die Iclitlds9llHerItnler blloen
sic Groberluigen ouf Dem Gc6icte oes
@cianges oie nioraliihe @enugtbu-
ing, in inherent 2ieoe imo unieren
S1nqern einen ser itdrfiten 6aftoren
ocs oeltihen &ulturIebens bier an-
crfannt lmo 9elpiir0igt 5r iebcn
9hld oos nddiie Sdugerieit 0es
,.Gorooalideu Sdugerbiiuoes" in
9rooflpu miro Dem 0elticben 9ieO
lmo Dem oeuiiHeu Mdurcraeiang
nee Trelm0c nerben, miro lpeitcr
@ropaganoa maHcn fir Oie &ileae
Ocs S60neL Goiiir biirgen sic Sei-
ter oes 8eitcs mo Der @creine imo
i6re S1ugcriAoarcn ole mit3iugc-
buno ali i6re Gulhlr-2luigabe gegan.
Gen iiuo.
@lit Dem idpungDoa eeIpiclten
oeuiiben @lariA nllnter'm 0oppel
oolcr" lpuroe DER Gommers our9
2ouiS gginter's Sr6eiter croifnct,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
@cr6Snonisuullcr Stnra.

SSn beOenfIihen 8uiton0e liegt sic
60 Sabre alto 6rou @3arD S'Gouuor
BON SIR. 1886, G6eitnut-StroBe in
st. Soiepb's Soipital" oornieoer,
bic geitern in ibrem Souic Die &rcppe
6ero6fiel un0 babel einen ShGoeI-
bru6 erIitt im0 beioe 9(rme brad.
sic fDllrOc in -bepuBtloiem 3uitanoe
nit Scr glmbulan5 oes norooitli6en
0iltrifts nod Dem uSt. Soiepb's
SoIpitol" eebra1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

9lad elmer mciteren Sr1eiter.
Summer cr0finete Ger @rdiioent Ger
uGercinigten SGngcr," Sr. @corg
2effert, sic 5citlidfeit itno Ioete I'M.
ter 9lnoerem: a@s lit gelpiB cine
frobc Stiin0c, beute 9lbcno bier 10
oieIe ocuti6en Sanger un0 0omcn
5uiommen at ieben. SIN Slomen Der
ngereinigten Sdnger@ belize id Sic
dne ber5lid milltommen un0 boffe.
oaB Sie oae nit Dem 9eipuBtiein
ocn Seimiueg ontreten, eincn genuB-
reidcn 9lbcnO pcrlebt 81 baben.~
5eit.@oriibcr imO @bren @rGii-
oent 9ouis S6nei0cr 6ielt oie 6eIt.
reoe, ole ibm pobIDeroienten 9eifaa
ein6ro6tc. @r iagte inter 9lnOcrem:
o@s lit cine ongene6me glufgabe,
70 0ieIe EbeiInebmer an oieicm I'M
ieren i6brliHen Gonimers begriiBen
5u fonnen. 2oiien sic unS fir Die
fen gl6eno Die 9latogsiorgen oergeiien
uno Oic Stlinoen in cAtoeuti6er
@eniitbGdfeit bel frobem Sang unO
9edertlong genieBen. 81 Dem e6en
begonnenen neucn So6r miini6e ih
glaen Slid unO Segen Dor oaen
9ingen @eiunobeit unO 8ufrie0eu-
belt. SinO oieie 6eioeu @otteSgo6en
borDonoen, Damn finOet ii6 aaes 9ln-
oerc bon ielber.
Sir uns SGnecr Bat oos neue
SSnbr nod cine beiouocrc 9eOeiltung.
5inoet 0o6 bonn 30. W1oi bis 2. SUM
Oos a. 9iotionaI.S Sdngerfeit in
9rooflpn itott, an Dem mir nidt
oaein 0erpfIi6tct iino, rcgen gln.
i6eil 5u ne6men ionoern oud am
StdOte &reisiineen uns 8u bet6eili-
gen uno mir iollten ms oiesmol
beionoers @2iibc ee6en, oen StdOte-
EreiS 81 erringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
fiiniaednid6riae peridlmnn6en.

0ie 15jdbrige Giaie 5leiiber bon
9tr. 1929, Sefferion-StroBe, berlieB
Dor @eibnocbten ibr clterIides Sous
uno fonnte ieitocm nod niht geilm-
Sen wcr0en. Sie peigerte iid an-
ge6lin, 6ltr S6ule o0er sur 9lrbeit
ou gcben. Sbrer Nllittcr ibrie6 iie
on1 26. 0e8ember cine Yoitfortc, orf
Der iie erflGrtc, OoB iie gut oufgcD-
ODE iei. Die 4oIi6ei Ocriuht mut
oen 9(ufentboItsort Oes @l6o@ens
aus5tfin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Sir Elm 6eimoetrgnf.

0os bon Geo. @iirtber ee6raitte
Bier lit 6os bette. @iele @eurtbeiler
bon @ier ertldren oaB es irgeno
einem erIttIoiiigen ousIdnoii6en
@iere eIei6fonnlt. @erooe oas Ding
fir Oen SaniIiengebrouA. 5einItes
glrciuo, better @eidmod uno iebr
ndbrtrdftig. 9ireft bon Der @roiIe'
rel ourd oie neueiteu Moi9inen ob.
cefiiut, poourd abioIrte 0feinbeit
eefi6ert ipiro. &iite $1.OO. Bbone
Wolfe 90. (Slmi1S,1S,iMO,0o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

Scr Nler5te-Sta6 6eIte6t ans adt
0oftorcn unter Sciting bon Or. Gil
Dermau. g1a9 &oaenOung Oes
Menoepi6en 0epartements merOen
in Dem SoipitaG 14t 8etten itc6en
9ieic 3o6l er6obt ii6 auf t59,
mcnn sic @etten i'm Sommer5elt nit
gcrcGnet merocn. Sn Der &ranfcn-
pGrterinnensS6ulc 6efinOen iib So
Granfcnmdrterinncn ino As Sdiile-
rinuelL Die inter 9luiii6t BON Sri.
Stair lte6cn.
9la6 Gcrleilng Ocs @cri6tcs cr-
foIgte Oie g9a6l ser 9ealnten mO
9ireftoren fir Oas laitien0c So6r.
0ieiclbe cr9a6 OaS folgcnOe GciuI-
tat: SarrD 9lOler, &rdiioent; SIT
lius @utmam Gi5c-&rdiioent; 9.
@rcit Sefrctdr uno S6aBReiiter;
1ireftoren: 9oids S9loB, @}orton
Samuels, Senrp ErieOmann 8rmif
9lolen6lrg, gilbert 9erneD, Gopin
6uBler, Safo6 @ngel, Nloies Sedt,
S5afob S. Ga6n, @li 5ranf, s. Sol
Ocnberg ltno Or. Is. Z. Spear. Serr
q. @. gloler lit le6enslGngli1er Ii-
rcftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

,5rau W2inne 9lnOsburp bon gir
1908, g9cit-9oltimore-StraB pel-
dc aciiern Norgen fur3 Dor 121 llbr
onqeblid nod einem @ortpebiel nit
i6rcm @atten orei Guediil6er-Eo-
blettcu 3u Id nabm rnO in's 6ranf-
lin square Soipitnl eingcliefcrt wur-
oc, bciinoet ib aui Dem &egc Der
Nenering mo ibre DoIliae @ieoer-
beriieling lit 10 gut Die iicber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

&or Is Sa6ren unO 6ufdGig audi
bon 9rooflDn, fe9rten 0ie nGereinig-
ten S1nger4 pom SGngcrfeit 5uriid
nit ser g9ngner ghite ais Sieees.
Erop6de, ino oieieIbe 8iert ieitoem
oen DrlliosSia-@arf. llno Der ielige
&ic6aro @ogner I'M Olpmp piirOe
iih getuiB ber8li6 freuen menn mir
Ieiner &ilIte I'M 0ritio6in-4 4orf sc.
ieliboft 5ufiibrten in ser 8iiite Ell
nes onOeren Gonponiiteu. g(6er 0os
erforoert SSleiB. glrbeit ino 0dibe;
ood tUos frii6er gliidtc, fam pieoer
geiAcben jeoer SGngcr meiB OoB,
abcr jeocr luu9rc Sanger miro iih
aud germ Ger erforocrliheu 03iibc
unter3ie6en. 0ic Dfolenpro6en wer-
ocn in einigen @o1en beginner, uno
i6on ictt ici reoc 9etbeiligune ais
6rinecnO not6mcnOi9 ausgeiprodcn.
Syo, mir ioQten oiesmol I'M 70 mcbr
6cifre6t Icin, Den StGotepreis 5u er.
rinqcn ga borousii6tlib oas nddbit-
folgcnoe S1necrfcit in Baltimore o6.
gcboltcn miro, nlio in 1918. 0n5n
gc6ort 9ropaganoo uno Stin1nunG
ln0 ioIlten mir nit 0cn Std0tcpreis
un0 einiQcn onoeren @reiien 5uriid.
fc9rcn, 70 mGre oomit biel geiponnen.
ScOes Sdngerfcit lit ni6t aQcin ei.
ne qro6e Sdule iiir ms oae, ion-
bern auBer0cm Elm groBes @erf oeut-
idcr Gultiir, 0os mir rad 6eiten
arditen iorOern io0tcu. @ie oicl oieie
0cIte idon Oo5u 6cigctragen boben.
Dem Ocuti9en glameu 9lnerfennung
in Oieieni unierem 2l0optiopaterlan0e
5u Derihoiieu ent3ie6t iidb oQer 9e.
rebnung, uuO gera0e iett 0iirfen mir
nidt nadlaiien in oieien @erf. 9lS
5olgc Oes curopdiiheu arieges le6en
mir in eiHer erniten 3eit, uno mebr
ais ie miiiien mir Tcutid)e 3uionlner
6olteu imo 5uiammetiie6eu, Inn nidt
ourd Die feinOlitbe Stinnutng, sic
Del DicIen ilnierer Nlitbiirgern unO
5inol in ser eugliiden @rciie gegen
Geutidlauo 6erridt erOriidt 81 per-
ocn.
llno oanit 6dtte id nod qineu
@unicb fir 0as ncue So6r cinen
@nnid6, ocn Sic geipiB ole nit mir
t6eilen, ndmlib Oen OaB es 6alo cine
9cen0igltna Oes aricges lnO einen
fiir CeitidlauO mo Geiierreb e6-
rcupollen Srieoeu 5ringen u0ge
@o6l 6oben iid sic oeutiden 8rilp-
pen mo lire gerbiinOeten ru6mpou
aciHlagcn 8o6lrcite Siege 5u @ai
icr uno SIT Canoe crfohteu nno Uer.
Sen ie6r mo6rideinli6 sen &rie9
oucA 5ll cinen1 iiearcidcn GnOc iii6s
rem gl6er ser 6eiuoe iino gar 10
pielc; Sll Ocni bereits pergoiicncn foit
6areu Smt miro leioer nod piel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
ednIler nrbcn @priteIlnna.

Shiilcr Der ,,@lnenoipne Sdule
fir 9lcoefunit uno Gramatif~ meroen
6cuic im0 Moracn 9lbenO in Der u6l.
Qrcu3,0aae1, @iaiam- un0 &eit-
StraBe. Gin E6eatcritiid, betitelt
Ger is. Sannar.~ ein 9ilo aus Dem
Gollegc.9cbcn. auiiiibren. Gin Edn5-
6en miro iicb an Die 9oritealmg an.
id)licbcn Die @eranitoIhiug iinoet
3u @unnen elmer in 9etterton, DO
3u crrihtenoen fat6oliiden Stride
itnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
spsialiitiider Glcbner fommt.

Sreo. 9. @arren oer friibere &e-
oaftcur ser @oben5eitling u9lppcal
to &eoion~ melbe im @eiten cr'
idcint, miro am 27. Sonuor in Dem
gluoitorium ser Baltimore @onocs-
i6ulc an ser @de BON GborIeS- lmo
Sorotogo-Stra einen @ortrog iibcr
oos S6ema: o0ie Wloht oer Brclie"
6oltcn. Sr. &arren lit Elm 6erufener
gfc0ncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
9ril otntC1cm
lOOrt unO Sanal
GOnImcrs her vSerei-
migtem Singer!
Gin eimig Gdm0ertbiim in
@ebmtann'S @alle.

@lebrcre @unocrt Sanger IN 6relno-
i1oit unO 5rcuOc Ocrcint. - gon
eoclitcr 9eaeiiterimg aetragem
Dcrlicf ocr eon5e 9lbeno bon gln-
bcoinn bis 8um sdmB.
@lan5enoc 2ciihmgen bon oaen
sur @creinieune eeb0rieen Ser
cincn eeboten. Stre6en imo
forti@rittlc4er @eiIt 5eidnen Ocn
Gommers ans.
Gem 0euti1en 9icoc neuen 9li6m
unO neuc @6ren 81 erper6en, iinO Die
Sdngcr Der StaOt geiiern gl6enO nad
r9e6nonn's Soae" gepilgert NOS
Ielbit Der 0iesid6rige Gonmers Der
.@ereinigten 5dnger BON Baltimore
itattiano. gei oieier 5eitlidfeit puroc
3ur Gpioen3 bepieien, Dab Oos Sdli-
gerweien in Baltimore meientlib &C.
pilegt miro mo inter Sen Sdngcrn
Ginigfcit 6eite6t,
gs mar Elm 5elt ib0n inO ein-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
s0nnenanf. nn0 llnieraana.
Naa g0ettcr.


Sir Dl0rDlaI0 MH0 ocn Iiltritt
@cIiern 6crridte ousna6msneiie
pradiiges @iuieruetter nit oen be.
iicn glusitteu Dab 0aiielbe me6rere
Ioae anbaIten miro
Die nic0rigite Temperotir 6etrug
26 @rao Inn 7 ll6r 0lorgcns unO oie
bodiic AZ @roo Inn 8 ll6r glodmit.
to9s
Dic ar6Bte Sdbuelligfeit oes @in-
ocs NOR 10 Nleilen oie Stunoe bonn
Noroueiien.
Ger 5cud6tigfeitsgebalt Scr Suit
iuor 60 8ro5ent Inn s ll6r Tlorgens
ino sc Broseut nm s ll6r Ql6enOs.
,yn sen onoeren @etter 9co6od-
tlmgs Stotiouen ocs 2anoes wuroen
sic iolgenoen nieorigiten Gemperotu-
rcn per3eihnet
gItlantic Gitp "a, @ismord %, 80.
fton %, Buffalo "a, G6arleiton AZ,
G0icogo 26, Glcbelano %, genper 2S,
Gctroit i6. Gulit6 Is. @oitport 16,
Collection "a. Green Ban Is, Sotte-
ros 80. SABRE IA, Selena 2s, Sad
ionDiac ~, aonios GitD 3s. anor-
bile 26, 2ollisbille 30, Marquctte 16,
Nlemp6is 38, Montgomerp 40 @lont-
real i6. gantudet IS, glep Orleans
4G. 9lcm gorf &c, 0fla6oma AZ,
@bilooclpbia 28 Eitts6urs6 "a,
9Sortlono. Me4 IS, @ortlauo, Ore
40. Gnc6ec ?. 9laIeig6 30, SaIt Cafe
GitD iG, Gan Sron5isco AZ, St.Souis
36, Scranton 26. S6reoeport AZ,
Spolanc 26, Spracnie 26, Sompa
so. @ai6iugton %, g9innipeg 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

@aitor 6. s. @allagber bon Der
N2caeorcc 0ct6ooiiten-airde in Pr
Iinoton lit 5ur 3eit nit elmer 9ln5abl
Goniiicn eiirig babel ons &rograinni
fir Die Sabr6inoertfeier Der Stride,
mclhc pom Sonutog, Den z. 5ebruar,
bis 3lm IA. 3ebrnar eiuidlieBli1
a6ee6olten perocn miro, oiii5iIItellen.
Cie 9emo6ner glrlingtonS 6riugen
ser beporiicbcnoen 6cicr idon iebt ein
iibcraus reyes Sntereiie entgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
81. 8. 8. Ncuinr ldlt gl0rtrdae.

Or. gomoro Z. Gcoine. Der 2eiter
ser nSdool Of &bilont6ropp" IN
9lau gort imo cine beoeltenoe Pluto
ritat aui Dem @e6ietc io3ialcr 8ro-
blcne, miro inter ocn 2luipi5ieu Der
Social Serbice Corporation feds
oiientlihc @ortr11e in Baltimore
6aiien. Ger eriie miro am Moutag,
0cn ~. 6c6runr, 9l6cnos, itattiiuoeu.
sic iibriaen fiinf al oen natbfolgen-
oen iiinf 9Routagen uno 5ipar idnmt-
lid. nit 9(usnnbmc ser lebten in Der
,,McGop-Soae" Der Sobns SopfinS'
ltniberiitat. Ger ichste @ortrng miro
oacr 8orousiiht nod i'm nGitD GLIB"
anihlieBcno an cin Diner ge9alten
ucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Aulm 81. gleaI fiIr gIr6eitg6nrean.


9(ls &orIte6er fir Ous untni5ipale
Notwithstanding -guremt miro, mie
0erlolltet, Sr. Sobn 81. gleol, Der Se-
fretGr nno Sdatmeiiter Ger n@3orD-
lonO Stnots- ltnO Giitrift Columbia
6eOerotion Of 2obor," Ourb Die bic
iige nSeoeration Of 2abor" ais Der
ri6tigc Wlonn fir 0en Soften befiir-
iportet mer0en. Sn Der leBten Ser.
iantmlung Scr 6e0erotion erfl6rte
&rGIiocnt 6erguion, OaB Der Mapor
Elm g}ifelieo ser organiiirten 9lrbeit
fir sic Stellung begiinltige. 0aroitf-
bin mlr0e unter oen Nlitglieoern Der
6eoerotion ltmi6ou na6 einem &C.
eignetcn Monn ge6olten linO Die
g8obl fieI ouf Srn. Seal. @ereits
leBte Mo6e pilroe Die @rnennung
6rn. 8egllion offerirt, ocriel6e Iebnte
aber nit Ger 9egriinoung o6, Dob CT
feline oftibe Sbdtigfeit bel Ser 6eoe-
ration fort3uicben piinicbc unO OaB
ibm au6 feline ci9encn @eid6dfte Die
glnno6me Ger Stellung nidt erloub-
ten.