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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

With the British armies in
France Nov. 14.-The Germans
were 50 completely surprised
yesterday morning in their at
tack in the Ancre Valley, that
they were preparing breakfast
when the British stormed the
trenches around Beaumont
Hamel.
After the capture, the Brit
ish ate the prisoners breakfast,
telling them they would be fed
when they arrived in the Brit
ish lines.
A total of nearly 1000 pris-
oners were taken by the Brit
ish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
70oth ANNIVERSARY
Order Of Preachers Of Caholie Church
Celebrate in Washlnqton,

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE celebra-
tion Of the seventh centenary of the
Dominican order known as the Order
of Preachers of the Catholic church,
began here today with pontifical high
mass. The celebration, which is being
observed throughout the world. marks
the Tooth anniversary of the confirm.
alton of the order by the church. the
approval being given ny Pope Honor
ious Third in 1916
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
MaloneY Selling Out.

II. w. Mcqueen, president Of the
Maloney Oil and Gas company. who
has been here from Kansas City. has
returned home. Mr.. Mcqueen was
here attending TO matters in connec-
tion with the sale OF the Maloney com
pany's holdings to the Magnolia Pc
troleum company. The property
which is being negotiated consists OF
ten acres located in the northeast
of the northwest of section 9-4-3. II
has four wells with a production Of
about 300 barrels and has $4,000 bar
rels OF storage oil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
BRAKEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED
Van Saunders Suffering from concus-
sion at Hardy Hospital.

Van Saunders, a brakeman on the
Frisco on the run between Ardmore
and Madill, was seriously injured in
the yards here yesterday. 1t seems
that he was on one train that moved
on to a siding but did not quite clear
and a passing train struck him. He
was removed to the Hardy Hospital
suffering from concussion. He is not
paralyzed and his senses are slowly
returning, and Dr. Hardy is of the
opinion that he will recover
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
PAID HIM HUSH MONEY"
Victim Identified Man to Whom He
Paid Five Thousand Dollars.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 14-It became
known today that Thomas ]. Corcoran
of Cincinnati has identified George
Bush of New York as one of three
men, who On October 10, 1875. OBJ
tanned five thousand dollars from him
by presenting themselves as federal
Officers and charging him with viola
tion OF the Mann white slave act
Bush is being held in New York.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
To ESTABLISH
PROTECTIVE
7 TAR|FF F
REPRESENTATIVE OF THIS GOV.
ERNMENT SAYS AMERICAN
MANUFACTURERS MAY HAVE
TO BUILD PLANTS IN ENGLAND.

New York Nov. 1i.-lf the Ameri.
can manufacturers desire to retain
their position in the English markets
after the war, they may be under the
necessity Of building plants in Eng
land, says Pierce c. Williams, United
States commercial attache of London,
who is now here All indications are
that a protective tariff will be in eff
feet in the United Kingdom after the
war he said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
URGE DAYLIGHT SAVING
Railroads to Be Asked to Turn Clocks
Of Country Forward One HourG

New York. Nov. 1,.-American rail
roads will be asked by the American
Daylight Saving commission to take
the initiative in putting into effect
next summer the proposed plan to
turn the clocks forward one hour in
this country. It is announced today.
The commission holds a convention
on January 30 and in the meantime
will confer with the railroad presi-
dents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Congratulations to Wilson.

Washington. Nov. 4.-Congratula-
tions have been received by President
Wilson from several foreign rulers.
but their names will not be given out
until after the republicans formally
concede his reelection.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
German Attacks Repulsed.

Paris Nov. 14.-Strong German at
tacks last night west of Aubriue in
the Champagne district were checked
by the French, it tis officially an
nounced. Artillery fighting south of
the Somme in the vicinity of Perssoic
is reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

When the election returns seemed
to indicate with certainty the re-elec-
tion of President Wilson, the usual
of a presidential election,
the paying of freak election bets show
ed itself on the streets of the large
cities. The barefoot man in evening
garb, the fellow with the coat inside
out, the man in the wheelbarrow, the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
BUILDING NEW SUBMARINE
Merchant Submarine to Replace 6re
men Now Being Built.

Washington. Nov. u -, Another
Transatlantic merchant submarine to
replace the Bremen Is being built in
Germany. She is said to be modelled
after the Deutschland. II is announced
that the Deutschland won't carry reg
ular mails on her return trip because
o. a failure 10 agree on rates.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Blizzard From Rockies East.

Washington. d. c.. Nov. IA cold
wave from the Rocky mountains
eastward bound and freezing temper
ature as far south as the Mexican
border was reported today. Tander.
Wyoming. with temperature of 10
below was the coolest point
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Admit British Gains.

Berlin, Nov. 14.-The Germans stub
born defense of their positions near
Anore, which the British attacked yes
terday, caused the defenders to suffer
important losses, it is officially an
nounced. The capture by the British
of Beaumont, Hamel and st. Peere
Divion is reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
GUARD mANeUvgR POSTPONED.
On Account Of Weather Conditions -
To Be Held thursday

Brownsville, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE
proposed maneuver Of the guard or
ganizations of nine states. planned
to begin tomorrow, has been post.
poned until Thursday owing to the
weather These maneuvers will be
the most extensive yet held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
PASSING OF A PIONEER
Man Who Accompanied David Crock
EFT to Texas Dies at Franklin.

Franklin, Tex, Nov. 14.-Newton c.
Duncan, aged 90, who when a boy ac-
companied David Crockett to Texas,
is dead at Wheeler. He was at Fort
Concho when Lieutenant Fitzhugh
Lee bumped from a bluff with an In
dian brace in a hand to hand en-
counter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
sAmoNs BOYCOTT MERCHANTS
Owing 10 High Price Of Food. Natives
Boycott the Dealers.

PagopagO. Samoa. Nov. li.-Owing
to the high prices Of food on Tutuila
Island. the Samoans have boycotted
the dealers. The merchants have
cancelled their outstanding orders
and await action by the Island gov
eminent to stop the boycott.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
BUILDING MANY VESSELS.
Nearly One Thousand Ships Built in
U. S. During Ten Months.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1.-THE
department of commerce announces
96S sailing, steam, gas and unrigged
vessels, aggregating 4O5,S94 gross
tons, were built in the United States
during the ten months ending No
yember l. In addition forty-seven
vessels were constructed for for.
eigners.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE SAYS
CONTROL OF HOUSE is STILL IN
DOUBT.
NINE NOT DECIDED
In Nine Districts Result for Congress
is Still in Doubt - Hughes Lead
Reduced in Minnesota - Foreigners
Congratulate Wilson.

Washington, Nov. 14.-Representa-
tive Boremus. chairman of the demo
cratic congressional committee. says
the control Of the house is still doubt.
full, because nine districts are still in
doubt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
VILLA TROOPS WITHDRAW
Those About Chihuahua Withdrawing
and More carrancistas Arrive.

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Willis.
Ia troops are Withdrawing from around
Chihuahua City and more Carranza
troops are arriving there, Secretary
Lansing is advised today. Nothing
has been heard from Parral. which
the Villistas were reported to have
captured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Almost Frozen 70 Death.

Fort Worth. Tex. Nov. 14.-R Z.
Galway stumbled and fell against a
rock during last nights blizzard. He
was found this morning almost frozen
to death.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
COLD WAVE REPORTED WITH
TEMPERATURE OF TEN BE-
LOW is coLDEsf POINT TODAY
FREEZE WAS GENERAL
In Ardmore Temperature Was Eigh-
teen Above. While Freezing Tenn
perature Extends as Far South as
Mexican Border-coldest for Texas

The local weather bureau reports
minimum temperature of is above
in Ardmore this morning Continued
cold is predicted for tonight with
rising temperature tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Many Taken Prisoners.

London, Nov. 14.-More than four
thousand prisoners have been taken
by the British in the Ancre fighting,
it is officially reported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

nut" wearing a barrel, the one who
voted for the wrong man and proclaim
ed that fact with voice and placard-
all these and many more varieties ap-
peared in all the foolishness. OF
course women were numbered among
them. One of them, shown in the PIC
ture, donned white stocking and a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Record for November Weather.

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. 1.-THE
mercury reached 2S degrees here this
morning. which is a new November
record
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
STORM NEARING CUBA
Storm Warnings Ordered Displayed on
Gulf Coast.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE tropical
storm Is today reported approaching
the western end OF Cuba and storm
warnings are displayed on the Gulf
coast and east coast Of southern Flor
ida.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

British Ate Breakfast Which Had Been ed for Teutons
Telling Latter they would be Fed when they Arrived in
the British Lines. Berlin Admits Capture by British of
Beaumont Hamel and St. Pierre Divion-Pars Reports
Repuse Of German Attacks Last Night west of Aubriue
in the Champagne District-Subborn Resistance Of the
Anore Yesterday Caused Heavy Losses to
the Germans Berlin Admits TodayBritish Victory Yes
terday Makes Another Dent in the German Lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
pm ,neS Lead Cut Down.

St Paul Mimi, Nov. 14-With the
vote of the five hundred Minnesota
guardsmen uncounted. Hughes is lead
ing by l55 votes in the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
Twenty-Five at Fort Worth.

Fort Worth. Tex. Nov 1.-THE
mercury reached % degrees here this
morning. establishing a new record
for November
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14
WEATHER FORECAST

New Orleans, La. Nov. Il.
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for tonight is fair with
temperature of Il to is de-
grees. Wednesday fair with
slowly rising temperature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

Urbana No. in section 1898 has
reached the top of the sand and will
be drilled in at once.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

T. F. Maloney left here today for
Roff. where he and Paul Smith are
drilling a well in Pontotoc county
A. r. McLennan of the Urbana OIL
company is here today from Lawton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-14

black one and paraded Broadway New
York, taking care. according to the
terms of her wager, to let passersby
get the magpie effect The man in the
picture is trying to blow peanut a
whole city block. He has turned his
coat inside out and has donned a
boudoir cap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
lts6sr @unill'npiirfel.

IS gibt weu;ge Giuee, iiber Oeren
@erth cine 10 linflore &oriteaung
berrId)t, iuic iiber sic IN Iester 3eit 81
einiqer Geoeutiing eelnuete 6leiid-
briibe, ou6 4roit6riibe ODER 8oiiil.
Ion aenannt. llnO spar pebielt Oie
lleberlhdtiuq nit Der llnterihos.
una aleidinoBig o6 bel 2oicn inb
ielbIt in meDi5iuiiden 9reiicn. Ga
imO Nlnii1tcn 5i boren. IN einent
Seler Snppe lit 10 piel &roit ipie in
einem 81; ooer iumgefebrt: iie be-
itc6e MIR ans @aiier. Oos oen Nfager
iiberiiine. g8ie 10 oft, itedt in ieoer
Ser entaeaengeietten glniihten eiil
Rornhen BON ser g9obrbeit, berbor.
aen, III elmer @olfc ans irrgenmleu
aenntnilicn uno ult5uDerlGiiigen @e-
fiiblsitrtbeilen. 0oB trosoent Ser
@ertb Der 9oitillon ridtig erfannt
uirc, benefit Die olgemeine 8erbrei.
tuna Der gouilonlpiirfel. Qas SSii.
tcrciie fcr 9lagemeiibeit lit groB, bic
SerItelliing i'm Iebbofften Shpung,
aber oie @eihdftsgebrduhe niht i'm.
mer sic beiteit, pie neiiIicb in @e.
Observation-Disclosures iiitereiant BE.
lendtet ipuroe. Gs lobnt iiH MIN,
lid, nit ser 6raee 5u beidlditigen,
iucl6en @influB oic 6leiib6rilbc alif
uniere erildbrsng mo @cinnobeit
ousn6t un0 ob ser 9ouiaonpiiriel
cine eecienete 9uucnoungsiornl oar
itcat.
QDenn man Elm StId 6leii4 in
WaNer foot, 10 gerinnt Our6 oie
Gieoebibe bos @iipeiB, oer pi9tigits
n6brenoe 9eitanot6eil Oes 5leiIAes,
cus benz es foit ausi9lieBli9 bsite9t,
6Gnlih ipie beim 6orttohen Der @isr
rom @iipeibssbalt oss 5lsiiAss se5s
oITo 70 ant pie garuihts in OoS
WaIsr; troBoem perpun0elt fh Oies
Ies a6er nab einiger 3eit IN cine dns
aens6m rie9cno,, tpo6libmedenoe
TlHIiisfeit. 9ieie Suppe OOer 8riibe
ent6alt alles bds, pds beIm Eo9en
bes SleiI6es losli9 mar: @tiuos 6stt
unb Qeim bdb,n Iih 6eim GriDdrmen
bsrfIiiiIiat, aber nett pi9tiser ino
fir uns bic pbospborfaurcn Sal5e Des
SleiIdes imO elm gang gerinssr Sbsll
Ser GipeiBitoFis, Oi, iit beim Srbi=
ten seritben un0 bic leiht lOsli9en
G3eru6z unb @eI9moditoffe liefern.
Di, p6ospbate lirS fir urfcrsn &no=
heubau urentbebrli1, lie btloen einen
irinitoen 9eIianDt6eil Des 2esitbins,
bos Bel itosr g1,rO,norbeit cine ROus
ipi,lt unS ns9msu 39eil an Der BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

ben, bel 0em Stlonlm Der oortbeil'
6aiteu, cer @crionlihtcit cntiprecbeu.
sen Gogben oaB cs oit oiel 3cit imo
@rpcrimeHtiren erforOert, bis oas &C.
miilihte giciiItat cr5ielt it, gsem
oas abrr einmol errciht III, miro
man finosu, BOB es Der Waii6e lpert9
rar
gSus oie Idn8tleiOcr Der Salon 6ii
70 cni3Ndeuocn @cbiIOeu mndlt lit
oos gletheriide, oas oieielben doraf-
tcriirt. gQie in cine @ulfe non 9leB
qe6Hat erIdeiut bic 9Gwerin, BIZ.
ciue @crforpcrrna oiiitigiter 3art9cft
lit Gs meroen oft ioldlc llniengen
oicicS ouitigcn @cme6es at etnem
aleioc oerluonOt, ooB Die GrdaeriH
ihou cine rcmt imlanfc Sigim lciu
miiB, Inn oie 8erucuoiuig eincr fol.
hen Stuii.Siulc al cilicr @erIon
roglidl All mahen. Gicient lpp BON
S{leioerii gcJort oas in unierer erlten
2tbbiloWiq Ser iBenncn ,Signr -
ueranihoiillhte W1ooeQ an llcber Gin
Ioliou poll ipeiBem 2i6crtD gItlos
idll IN orffiacn 6olteu 0os llebcr.
flei0 BON gtee, init elmer IN ihilern.
oen @erieu geitiften. breiten goroii.
re. Son Der GuiI[e, bic in berbolttiB.
m1Biq eiitiahen Solteu 0ropirt it,
abrdrts, iino yoros iiber 0oros bon
oeDi Seocnues IN 6mddigen Golteu
iibcr Den Siiiten oropirt, iinO fnllen
ia lans3n Spieen big melt inter bic
S}hielinie 6srob
Die Ioil(e, oie iebr Dilrdiidtig
inns c6cu 70 einiod, mic biiblh bra.
pirt it, lit crmellos Tofiir ober lit
Gin rci3enocs 9lrrangenient non glcb,
in scarfeiieft, iiber oen SdItltern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

lculiuie, al ser Seite aiiieeiest cine
rcllc sSoee in Dem arrangement bon
@lumeuitr1uBen, @emerfeuslpertb lit
aid ser breite @iirtel bon 0letall-
tuh, mt SeioenueB iiber5oaeu. Der
Gontrult, Der bsm &lei0 bierourA gez
acben muroe, in @erein NIT Der rel.
3eFOcn Sarbeunotc bic in Dem 9ll.
meritrUlB gum gnisOrlid fam, ergob
oeniiqeuOe @ornihlr fiir Oos aleio.
S6mar5e 9lilos.@nnps, OiirH cinen
&nopf seihloiieM perDolltdnoigten
oie Soilette
Sot1 elegaute llmbouge IN erqlii.
iieten 9Pctaa grototitoiiem in rel
der ,Sarberfoneu iperoen in Der font'
men0cn Soiiun Oos @ebiet beberr.
iden Tieie grofotaepebe imO IN Der
Heqel Icidt BON @etpibt uno eignen
iidJ 0abcr beionOers sum Dropiren in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

nngcbrodlt, Oas bon elmer ioIhen
StoifNiille lit, ooB cs I'M Die gapSe
Soille orapiert lperben f0nnte 9(uBsr
ben rsi3enoen 9ofsai9oitirunesu, bic
ii Der i@illtrnoen qerlenitidsrsi oors
bat0cn iinO, beitebt Der eiiiSiae aitOe.
re 5orhrn8uias in benz erauiiiten iitto
5ortcn StrduB BON iteiilheu6eietten
glmeI Scr in Scr 3oillcnlinie al.
acbroft iit Tie lang bernieoertpdl-
leioc gles Irapirung iiber oenShiil.
tern III 70 orraiIgirt oaB iie aif
@nnidl Oie glrre bcoedcn faltt, lino
70 cincin 9lcrmel @ifeft nerleibt.
giidlt ipeniaer rci3eno un0 bon
ebenio Suitiger 3nrtbeit lit infer
3mritcs Olooea. sllh bier liefert eel.
oen.91eb, lmO spnr in 6leiihfar6e,
iibet cinem glei6farbigeii 9ltIas.6on-
ou. 0os Mlateriol @iiirlanOen bon
HoIcn iii raic6ci Garhent0nen iinD
nm ben 5oum bes Qltluss6onbu ar.
roreirt mo lito lluter 6en 9ct.
llc6crflcio oeutlif idtbnr Cine
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aeltuittcn, fdnt III iueiben 5alteu
iiber oas bhimenaornirte 6on0ii
3pei scIl6reites 9Ltlnsbano ilmgibt
ocii Hano Ser beioen Siinifs. mas
nidt iur cine rciienoe @ornihir En-.
qi6. ionOern and on5n oiert, ben
ieinen grobt, scr beiulbt lit. oeni
alcio oie mooiihe, obite6enoe Sinie
5l acben, Dem sluae itiiihtbar 5n
maheu
Die 1oille lit iibcrous einfah ilro
nihtS meiter. ols eir breiter, in Sal.
ten oropirtcr @iirtel, oidt Inn ole
EaiIe qesoaen, iino Elm Arrangement
BON aefoltetem g1et. IN nGiIdeI.6ii.
oel" .GFieft, iiber beioeH GHltItern
Sir Gmpiau9sfIeioer formeIlen
gbnrofters fcmnIt gleb ebetfoIls biel
3ilr geruenolne, 0od1 uimntt es bier
nur 6ie STEELE BON Gornitiir Elm,
wdbreno 6as Sonptnoterial ana Ell
ner ser nooilten peiden Seioen.
itoiie pie @hiua.Grepc g9ei0enfds-
den ODER @ros Sc Qonore beltcbt
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barru gtippc ii belonpsFa Cat Ceeia'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09
SIus Dem Oasiae SerOOsUOe.

Sid tIeioiam 8u fleioet lit einc
sfilnlt 0ie iulr bon Scr Nlin0er5obl
Der 5raucu Deritanocn miro Sine ei.
acutbiiuIihe Grit6einng III eS, OnB
iehr bdriig 6raltcrJ bic 9hoern ra
tbeu founen, mas 80 trogen inn gut
ois3re5en es iel6cr nidjt uerite6en
iidl flcibiam 5il tragcn
Cine gelpllie. berDorragcnoe Niooi.
itin lit lDob. befonit. mcgen Der per.
blliiicno idoncn, a6er bohit lnfleio.
iamet qoitiime, bic lie ielber trdgt.
Gio bat eii lpinoerbnrcs @eicbid, Ie.
rooc Die rihtiaeu 8arben fin 9luoerc
5u fitocn oodl 0ie Sarbcil i6rer Ell.
acnen sileioer id)ciuen niemals oen
ipe3ieacn gpp ibrcr Yerioniihfeit 5n
entipreden Gas ilinac N1dohen, 0as
einem gau3 enti1iaocncn SDp niiges
bort, bat penis @liibc, Ole fir tic
DDrtbeilbdftsn 6arben IN ibrer alei-
0lin9 3ii iinOen. 90 iueiB yruseeiipicl
Die edtc gl1noiic nit bloucn 9liqeu
iitS belleni @anr, 0aB Iie itets giIt
tn alien 5hattirimacn bon 9loiL
uno iii SEN snrten Eoncii bon 3oia
nno @rln ouSiicbt Iic ousgeipro.
cbeue 9riinctte init iebr oumtlem ooer
ittlporiem S,nor brainen 9tigen uno
lebbaiter CSciidtsinrbe. iicbt in ocr
0lcecl uortbeilboit ans III Not6.
brdunlid, eelb imb ella, init cineni
Wnrt N ollclt Ieudteuoeu 61rben
,Sranrn iino O2oodcL sic 3l cincm
oicier aatIdieocner 9Dpcu geb6reu.
batcn g leidt iidl uortbeilGait SIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

net, fir BEN in Reoe Itc6euoeu 3wed.
ltniere brittle 9lb6ilolng 5eigt ent
rciSenOcs WloOel ailseeIiibrt in
ihiunrsem @ros Sc 2onOre in Der.
binonna nit ihmqr5cn SciOemeb.
Bon benz untereu Rod, ber nit elmer
9tiiihe BON eigenen N}aterial alb.
idIieBt lit MIR menig iidtbor inter
ocn in Doppelpuiien geleaten lleber.
rof, Dem ON Soim Gin feines sSiit.
ter eiilaeiteppt lit, oamit Dem 9leio
Der n9tbigc llmianq gege6en per0c.
Sn @e8erioB AL Dem niSgebreitetcH
Rod lit Die Eoillc enganlicgcno Sic
it ii6crous ciniah, nit ipibcm 9Ins.
ifnitt u9rn UNI I'M Hildcn, nobel Die
9inien nit Thmar5em Somnets
bono 6etont lperoen. Gin SnmiB bon
alocirten @himen iu0 6riicbtcu iii
Dem 9lod oeraoe interbol6 Der Gail.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

rleioen 0cun lie lpilien aenaii ipcltlc
Barbei lie 5il indblcn boben Inn i6re
brionoereH 3ei5e auf's 9eitc 5ur6jcl.
ung 81 bringen
qlbcr ipic a III ic0er 6eiiinnttcn
5arbc hnnoert berihieocne Tnrbcuto.
ne gibt 70 aibt es aiidi bin0ert Der.
ibieocne 9hialicen ul jeoem mcnih'
Iidlcn E0p Is aibt 8riinetten inO
nriiuetien Die feine 9(e6nliGfeit in
oeil fyurbcn 6oben. mit9lnsuobme Der
Ihntiadc. oaB glGe 0infel Iino 91oh
groBerc @crihieocnheit inoet man
inter ocn 6lonSeu 1upeL gou5 8it
frbneigeu BON gencn, Die ucocr oos
Sire nod oas g(noere iino
g9er alio iciner diBeren Grihei.
niirg bic 10 iuihtigc perionlid)e go.
t. oc6eu nohte, iaioire iorsidItia
Die rin5elnen ,Sor6ci inio 0ereu 9om-
portion oic Bic ridtael iino, ibre
Giecnart oui @ort6eilboitciic ber.
bor5n6ebcn
Nlan traAe uldt ,S1gergriin, MIR
ipeil bic W2aIie es trdst ooer Uldis
farbe, Bur pcil aS cine Soiior fir
9poisfarbr lit iouoern itioirc 8ciui.
Noar iiuo glnacii in0 crpcrimentirc
NIT Dcr oeridieoeneh fyarbeu Bis bic
bette @'irfpig cr5ielt ut @s III cr.
iiatmlidb. luie ais citienl inngen0ldo.
diat oos faunl paliabel 5iibicb Sil
pppueit IT. 0trA aeihidte umo ois,
fretc 2'amisana ooii j5arben cine rei-
sencr Grihcinuna 9eiHatfen weroen
IaHi
ilcrit iollten Tciiit uno 9lllgen IN
glcirohi gc5oqen weroen. Dle 8nm-
iarbe III ncniger pidig, o6geidJ
mid 6iernit gercfuet Deroen mlB
Csan3 0ciou0ers mir6tig aber lit bic
Sorbe SIT glugeit 6ei ser 6eitiielimg
opr uorl6eilbofteiien 6arbeu'seompo
iitlon l5an3 aaiialen6 lit 5inl 8ei.
ipjel sic Nirfins Die Elm idones,
rehes glaB ipenn Is Dem @eiiht
noAc 1eurodsi piro aiIf Elm nattblaii-
eS oDcr orai6laicS gIiiae olsilbt
IaS 9tetere prideint oaourA ~ e.
nem nienliDeu @lat
rs iIs 70 9ielee iR gietradt 3il iie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

terioIs undt Ons NoOeG beionoers
bemerfeusipert6 9lermel itno 3rogen
iino in ueriHpenocriid1cr @eiie gar.
nirt nit brmllem 0ioro6ou, OaS III
nGditer 3cit oic STEELE BON Ecl5 ais
6urlitnr cinebmeil miro. 8osirIbe
lit eberio pirflingspoa, pie Yel5,
ober melt oneenebiner ST. traaeu, in
Dem cs 70 6iiitie itnO leidt BON @e.
ipidt lit. Git breite 9orOiire bon N}os
ro6ou creibt cine GilBerit aniprefen-
Sc Sorm BON @arnitur. Tieier cle-
aante llm6ona pllroe iiber einenl
0uitiaeu EarBfleiO bon fleiiHfarbi-
aen O1es, nit sIeidforbigeu SHu1ert
uuo e6enioldeu Striimpfen getrneeu.
Sin mciterer 8or5ug Oes Nloro6olt
6eIte6t Oorin, DAB cs e6enio fleioiam,
mic reid mo elegant lit.
@onoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-09

Ser, Ser @3o0e entipre6enOeu I'M.
faugreiheu W}anier. S5n Dem in iul-
Ierer Oierten Snuitratiou Oerun-
idaulibten @ioOea ieben oic Seierin-
nen einem IN reitbem roia mo Gil.
6er.9rofotitoif ousgeiiibrten Inn
bang, ii6er eincm @6iffou-Sonou &C.
or6eitet. 9aS arrangement Ser rei-
4eu pcidflieBcnOcn 6olten oes MIa-