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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
ORLANDO PLANS FOR
SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.

Pensacola suffragists will be inter
ested in the following report of re-
cent tea held in rlando, Fla, where
DR.. Mary A. Stafford, president of the
Florida Equal Suffrage Association,
and chairman Of the Florida delega-
ton which attended the convention in
Washington, made a splendid report
OF the national convention, and plans
were announced for the second annual
convention of the FlorfGa Equal Suf-
frage Association, which convenes in
Orlando today. Pensacola is repre-
scented by Mrs. Frank D. Tracy, re-
cording secretary of the state associa-
ton, and member of the executive
board of the Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League, at the state convention:
The January social tea of the Equal
Suffrage League was held on Thurs
day afternoon at the pretty home of
Mrs. Helen Wright on America street
and large and interested audience
was present for the delightful pro-
gram which began at three. A notable
feature was that representatives from
nearly every state in the union were
IN attendance, and the presence. of
the visitors added much to the pleas
ure of the league workers.
The afternoons program was ar
ranged by Mrs. J. e. Ensign and in
cluded several musical numbers, and
an address by the president of the
state association.
Miss Oriola Davidson, of New York,
who Is Mrs. Ensign's house guest,
sang very sweetly, "In the Garden of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
FIFTH ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPER'S COURSE
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

The fifth annual housekeeper's
course in home economics will be held
in Tallahassee at the Florida State
College for Women from Feb. % to
March 5. The course is designed
especially for housewives and is
thoroughly practical and is becoming
more and more popular each year.
The state offers this valuable course
in home training at the lowest pos
sible cost-$7.5O for the two weeks
board and a laboratory fee Of $1.5O.
Many mothers take this opportunity
of living in the dormitory and be-
coming acquainted with the daugh-
tiers college life.
There are courses offered in cook
ing, sewing, canning and preserving,
household chemistry, etc, among
which the housekeeper students may
choose the work they desire to
brighten up on. These practical
courses are conducted chiefly by the
faculty of the Home Economic De-
partment of the college.
During the last week of the school
the county agents of the Home Dem
onstration work over the state will
hold their bi-annual meeting at the
college, when an opportunity viii be
given those taking the housekeeping
course to attend lectures by promi-
nent officers Of the u. S. Department
of Agriculture and members Of the
faculty of the University of Florida
Among those scheduled to deliver
lectures at the meeting are Bradford
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
C. w. B. M. AUXILIARY
MEETING.

The ladies Of the First Christian
church are requested to meet at the
home of the pastor, COG East Gadsden
street, this afternoon at 8 p. M, for
the purpose of completing the organi-
cation Of the Ladies' Missionary
Auxiliary Of the above church. A pro-
gram VIII be arranged an It is hoped
that there win be large gathering.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03

background OF glowing rose foreground Of delicate
ferns and stately palms, blackeyed witch of Irish colleen
tuininG the polished floor bowling dipping
pouetng turning mincing backward then
melting into hfivnd of that dazzd the fashion
ably dressed audience that 1t all
The setting the ban of Pza-here
Pulitzer gave Soree It
third In series with which entertaining her intimate
beautiful ban made enchantrnent
growing palms ferns whose placed the
Of The effect vivid striking full of
vitality the mirroe floor, with the
behind tropical bower of palms
ferns danced the little girl who recently arrived IN America
from her native Erin-Ennly IIngworh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03

Knapp, o. B. Martin, s. M. Savery,
Mrs. ola Powell, Mrs. Mary Cress-
well, and Mrs. Caroline Hunt, all Of
the states relations service; DR.. NJ. N.
Straughn of the bureau of chemistry;
Mr.. Lewis B. Flohr, of the bureau Of
markets, and Mr.. Mclean and Mr..
Harry M. Lamon, Of the bureau Of
animal husbandry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
RICHES.

@But I hearken a voice that says:
The great years come and go,
And We squander the wealth Of days
On lesson ye learn too slow,
Now take We the ancient truth anew,
Now lift up your hearts and hear
IT'S not what year may bring to you,
But what ye bring TO a yearI"
-Theodosia Garrison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
How Mr.. Davis Got Rid of a Bad
CNugh.

"Some time ago had a very bad
cough" writes Lewis T. Davis, Black
water, Del. my brother, McCabe
Davis gave me a small bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After
taking this / bought half dozen bot
ties of it but only used one Of them
as the cough left me and / have not
been troubled since" Obtainable
everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03

Emily Hhngwcth she danced creature an hsne
and breeze and b4ue sky and music eternal
was IN her flying c Lelans glowing her cheeks
Ireiands dans eyes danced IN Irish
the dainty dapees that svied e cOud Of she sDun
like a fairy the polished floor.
An Irish fairy is called Pixie Miss Hfngvvorth was Pxie
back 70 earth radiant Pixie in soft glowing
scarfea 4~
Mrs. bostess an Oriental princess m her
exquisitey fitted OF e
with gold thread drop skirt Of Chantle lace
a colored
at has oe leaf Arabian Nieh4sS rur-
INJURED OF the departing she goodbye to Mrs
PuEtzeG.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
MEETING IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION.

BY order Of the president, j. 7. Har-
per, there viii be meeting of the
Whitnire Cemetery Improvement As
ISOLATION, Sunday afternoon at thee
o'clock, at the cemetery. All who are
interested are asked to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
HOME DEMONSTRATION WORK
MAKING FINE PROGRESS
IN ESCAMBIA.

In appointing Miss Lonny Landrum
to the position of Escambia County
Agent Of Home Demonstration work,
a branch Of the cooperative work in
agriculture and home economics of
the state of Florida, wise choice was
made, and Miss Landrum is daily
demonstrating in Escambia county
the value and Importance of this
work. Miss Landrum makes this re-
port for the month of January:
Enrolled in Girls Canning Clubs 100
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
THIMBLE CLUB POSTPONED.

The meeting of the New City
Thinlble Club has been postponed, ow-
ing to the bereavement in the family
of one of the members.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
Only One aBROMO oUININE.

To get the genuine, call for full name,
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature of z. w. GROVE. Cures
q Cold in One Day. 25c.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Minnie Kehoe has returned
from Milton, where she has attended
a session of the circuit court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-02-03

Planned Home Economics Course
for Women's Clubs and Short Domes-
tic Science Courses for Rural Schools.
Distributed a number of magazines
and few books among my girls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Die arusc glr6eitcrfrasc.

oSt ciucr 9otGot bed)rdnft @rGi6ent @on
lid iait ollsdlieBtid oi bic @eipredug bon eeiee.
gebne, Die ieiner anidt nob not6menoig it, Inn in-
outrenc St0ruigcn, peritriodt Ourd 2obnirogen nno
SSroaen ser 2Gngc Der grbeits5et 81 oerbiiten I'm
5ipeiicboft 1T es notbipenOg Dob IN oieicr Sniht
ctruaS ge6on miro lnO ooB oos &ihtige getbon miro.
gSeu es Dem 9rdiocnten g9ilion imo Oem ga. Con.
grcB gclingen oate Die groBc Arbeiterirooc 8u Auer
3ufricoenbcit 8u loien, ole 9lnpenOung bon @epnlt
bci Standardization imo Srctgfeiten 6er glrbeits
5et aug Der gSet at i5offen Damn eebbrt Nem BRA.
iioenten ilno Dem Gougrcb oas grobte Denfmol oos
Der @outiintcr crri6ten fam. Gic 20ilng Oeics
aroBen @robIenls lolte uoei en 6urdb @eicseebutg,
Die Slei 0eredt miro Oen gr6eitgeber Oe g(r6eitern
huo ocnI Golfc ais @an5cs Sin iolhcS eciet 5lI
ifoifcn 1T iebr ihmer, obcr ridt imm69li6 Soften
mir, BOB cs in Oen nGcbltcn orci Wnnotcn 6t Stoubc
fomnlt Greilid fam Der GongreB iG mir nit 9tr-
beitcrirogen beidGitiaen Die Ocn 5piihcnitootlden
9erfebr beriibrcn sic Stooten fonnen ober eeidoli-
teoc @eese crlaiieu Oie 6 orf oie glrbcitcr O Sr-
beitgeber bc5icben Die Hidjt llnter oc Gontroc bon
8ilnOesgeieben geiteIlt per0cn fonnen.
Der Fr6iioeut empeblt aud id)drfere @eiese 3lir
@erbiitmg bon 8u grcBen @eloailsgoben bel @dbIci
mo Die 9luuabnie bon @eeben peldc oic Srqnnirlmg
BON Startellcn fir ben AuBenbouoel ernlogd)cn abcr
ons Sd)uergcpidt Der 9otidoft beruft n Scr groBcl
Arbeitcrirage oicc bat Der 9rdOcut uog in Sen 9or
OcrgrlnO geridt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

The fiber is not quite so long
as the cotton fiber, but we use it ex-
tensively, even in the hospitals. 1t
is an absorbent, like the ordinary
cotton, and except for It's readiness
to gasAer dust. it is even more ef-
ficaclous than the ordinary cotton.
Great quantities OF it are used in
making explosives, and the Germans
find It Of greater value in this manu-
facture than the ordinary cotton.
Very little OF it, however, has found
its way into fabrics.
Some More MarveIs.
"That is the unconquerable spirit
Of Germany. You deprive it Of q
staple 1t has used for years and it
will provide a substitute almost over
night For instance, they were
short of nitrogen. They simply put
up factory covering several humid
red acres ana are actually extracting
the nitrogen out of the atmosphere,
tons and tons of it.
ut is impossible to harm Germany
by trying to deprive the country Of
anything in the chemical line. What
they are capable Of doing in this re-
spect is little short OF marvellous"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Sic onte IgI6IdFt ser eicen1.ge68rSr.

1ic 9prihioicu-2ircu5.g .gebor6c fat enc Nornnl1
an ole 05ainurt6e Der StaOt crlnet Iic @arning
muNe IN Der 0eitrgen glnSgn6c 6eS Ieutiden Core
pooenien ucr0iicrtlift Gc gcboroc tbciIt sen ggr.
tben NIT ipos oeeeld eraub lit mo poS udt crlon6t
it mo lie t6e ibnen crner nit oaB iic lid itreng
nadl Sirler Narurng 81 ribtcu baben uerocn Tc 9e.
b6roc at bill5n iie tbltc oeien Shrt oamit IN 81,
fnit bon oci Erobibtoriiien feline 9eidmeroer Qeqen
0aS Spriiuoiei-9iccu3geeb uorgcbrodjt mcroen fonr
tcn
IN Dem Slime iolten sic C5aihurtbc sic @orntna
nltiioic sic iocn cnticbcu oof lie 3r ibrcu cige.
rel gccl craiiru moroct III; ooB e, erIacu poroeu
W inl oaS @irtbSacIfat 8l reini9eh nm es ouge.
lcbeAcr 3l madlcn limo bic Qiccn1 .geb6r0c o0tc oc
llnlerupling oer @raler iinoet ipic mir IN oieier
Stellc pcnige Eage nad Der no6l en1pfoblen ba6en.
Gbnc 3mcIel ucr0ci Ole meiIien Galimirtbc bon lett
a on9itbcr ai Die bnd]itoblibe 9eodtna oes 5dauf.
Aeeees ino Der VordrItcn ser 9ccuS.geb6rDc beoodt
lei als 5iocr Nber cS aiebt @rtbc oie nad uie Dor
beret fem perocn, ons Niiifo Al i6ernebmen. 0arh
lleberirenlg oeS @clebes cien permeintdjcn Gcminn
5ii crjieei Ncc Sorte bon GaIhuirtben nutb ousae.
ner5t mcrocn- Sic miro nit scr 3ct notiirlid bon
Scr 9c6or0e ais Dem @eiddft ocorGnat pcrocn obcr
crit nadjoen lie oas @eeb iibertretcn bat ser cbcrs
ircina in 6ficnter Geritsiitmg ii6criiibrt mor6en
III mn IoHit 0as Sneben 0cS ygirtbeItanoes meter
acihdoiat bat Gic 9raucr fonnen ais 8crbauo olle
llcbcrrctunaen ocs Gciebes uerbiiten in0e tie cnod
imidcrcn geirben nit Scr Gnt5ebung ser Yicrlieie
nns oro6eu ions lie lid Der gerngitcu @eietcSbcrre
hno in0io modem
Sobt oen @ralerbmo ito labt sic geieblicbcnocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
ner lIeGer.G0nierpatismna mnf a6aeitrsift @er0en.


Gem .gerein ser aauilcltc ulO GSabrifuuten" lit Die
GrfennniB gcfommen ooB er ais Der Souptoerein Der
Sta0t etpos tbln mub, oautit gNtimoreS @onoel nld
BON &biIaOepbio, JeU gorf uno dnoeren Staotet ole
mQdlame 8ereinounqen BON @eihGitsleiten baben, &C.
fapert miro Baltimore 6eibt i'm iioden nno oltliteu
WornlanO Gin rches Sanoesieo Die @eidditsleute
oieIer StaOt 5abeu ober untbdtig 5u9eihot mie @b'
a0elpbia Oen qroBcn Gbcil OeS Sou0els nit icnen Sc
genoen imiercs Stuates iid geriiicn Bat nnO es III
oid, @eia6r porbouoen oo Oc Gcifdftseute Der Stab
Scr groerliebe mierc 0cIdditscutc in Den Sioitaatc
uerordnqen, mo oos bouptiddIife glbiotgebiet scr
gotmorer @roBgeldGitc liegt 90 Bat Der o&ercin
scr &auilcutc imo 6abrifantcn" ocn beiblocr ierlc
D3itQGc0cr5o6l III perooppcln oOcr 5it perbrcodct
Sos iole and leid bcuerfcaigt merOcn fonlten. Abcr
oic nncriIdc 2tGrfug oc8 @creiuS t6ut eS ndt ociu
Ser @et Der Sen Gcrcn beieelt. nulb aud 9cit0rft
mcroel oScr pielnebr cr iiB nerjiingt ncrOet mB
eucn Observation-Disclosures obitrciien Baltimore bat
felt 0em qroBen sSecr BON mo s. Scbriar 1904 olS
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ni5palitGt io5iogen ais eincm longiGbriacn Sdaie
crpndt @bcr bic &eihditSmeIt lit oieiebe geblc6cn
an i6r i'll 0ie GridiIttermg Owh ods 0roBc 9railO
un9liid prflmgsloS poriIbergcgo9en Is Bot lid
aacroinqs i'm GeidGit5bctrcb aud Gin pro0rcii0cr
Get leic benlcrtbor geuiadt ooG maren cS ans Der
Srenloc 6erberqefommene mic g. 9 Serr glloreo, bic
cin ucrig mcbr llnterne6mngSoet IN OoS Getricbe
bncin6radlten Die 9lltangeeiiencn blebeu iicb lm0
i6rem hui ais be0nbtiamc noriid5tige SanOclsbcrrc
trcu. 3por bat Der ,8crein scr Souilettc uno So6r
fontcn" mondcn i1euboreu Snlaui genonimen, ocr
oili oas Grpodlcuu cineS progrcioe @eiite5 6oifcn
cG; cS bIieb aber itets bel Dcn 9lnidngcn
gSir molen boiicn, oah nit Den ueicn W}h9lie0cru
audi Gin neer Icbboter Geiit III oeI oeu iiberconer
natpen @erein eBeben miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06


Us MIRO bitrmii NoiiS ocacbeH. oaB Der fol-
0euoe NeicbI an cinur08uduSi0fen Gubemhcr
1910 Don Der Niiogc SeOjroe crldiicn iporocn
IL:
Sa cine lluieruhrnQ oc Ibaffarhc croehet
Hdt, oab Ianienoe bon @crioneii oie Jfientli,bef
&erIebrsitaben Der Ginoi baltimore fir Brir
pabue0c hcliuBCli. bon ocncn bicic Der Ctabf
ieine Sehlbren iiir iol0c @cnubnq 5abien mo
piele dlieefe nit Aerlnec mo ungcnieen0e
SdDlhnQ lllcn, lpdhrcnh nu0erc Die fim flci.
nefe Etloiealei IN ocu lebten iini Snbrcn crr
mlrOelt tlir iolde NenubunQ 0cciQnelc idbrs
nWe WcuhOren 6dben 0esbalb miro CO an
olelenL oeli enurbdan5gfien Sage i'm g1oben.
ber 1915 uDn ccr NnDarts y chUrne nuaenrhncf
BOB nm Die Uiientliobcn 8erfebrSnabeu hcr
S!aqt baltimore ilir Die Nenubnna ieifn8 0cS
Fhplllhnia du relcrnren, iiir iutlCbcn S,ued
ne an etiier Gicue gebdiil liio er0nitcn pcrs
9ei INN INT poli alien @erloncn oic iIcincrc
htlDlcalcn AM trgeno cincn dbeil Der iients
lldlcll SetiebrsnroBen iiit rrinNiCn Gebraud
belpet relaip geidlmibiac idhtlibc @cbnbs
fel lhr olfe Briptcg cin}Siencit me ilets
utrem Nrotlegicn IN alien tiicnilitnrn @cr
ieDtelidBen Der Stuoi baltimore bcrmit mi
oelthlen mo. uno onc lol6c Gerioncn bic
cleftrlMc ooer onocrc 5dbilocr. Sidlioe, Ncs
Tame irpciio elmer glrt Nar6icrl Qioiicu. eofn.
Mctenf 'GtlbcnJ 8ocn 5lini glnbirnen non
Fleroem. Rqiln9s S6reiiteine Gnioerpios
len, Ricroerdnfci. Nenercinodtioc chniifeut
iier SdnlcH @erS oocr nnoerc S0iirnifionen
aiu inier oocr iiher cinem 1beil Der 0iienf.
uDeu SerlebrelitdBcn hriibcit miro bieriuit
gechl aeAcbeH iolOe Gbitruftiuncn Dor nent
" Neienlbr 1916 81 eniitmen. iucnu uidlt bic
FutttL ntr ben Vorban uDcr bic Ebitrnltinu
brltt, por bciagtcu Datum bic Nn6act'grn5roe
nm WtlnnbnR iir ociclben uadlncndi mn
eie Seburoc ioinlr GrinnbniR ncaebcn nat
Nppluaii0ns Surmulnrc FIR iUldC Graunui6.
lnrme Unden upr ocm Siircnm iiir llrincrr
Hrptlcgen, 3tmmcr % 9atBIane, erlanat
ucrocn "'"'
Samcs q. 90rIit ecIrciar S%Gj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

@iribe Sauo III SaiO arbeten nit ser 2ccn5bebor6c,
Damn miro oas @rtbsgeidait bolo mieoer onsee6cner
mer0cn, un6 oCn Yrobibtioniitcu miro eS bcOeltten0
erduert ibr 3cl 5u crreidjen Die @rtbc weldle oo5
Gece iibcrtretc iin6 bon c5cr oic bcitcu 9unoeSee
noiicn Scr &roGibitioncr gGpcicu %ro6ibtion Bate
ucaIs 10 oroBc 6ortidrittC gcnnt lurr Oos gSirtbs-
eedt rcipeftobcl geblicbcn mdrc mic es mar, ais cS
nod 5um 9r6Bten IbeiI in Dqtden Sdnoeu lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
gefauutmadjnnseu.

NalHmpre g. Ge5ember 1916.
Ser Sidbi'@epmcter iuirO nm 1icntna t2.
1ejcrbcr 1916 8ir nnien onQe9ebelen 8eit
on Srt unb Stele erincincn uno has Niucau
Der iolacuocn Strntcn einbltrcr;
1nirmDnnt Anennc, Gurriion9loc bis glibburi
ton GtruBc, I'M as N0mmiiingS
GrmCtril gnnc, Baltimore Eirnbe bis Sur
3D. QG. & e. 00bu", nm 4.25 NGhmiiiaQe.
9lihbnriuns StraRe, @cmeierD Cane bis Sdirs
mounis@oenne, itH 4.35 Ga1mtiags.
Gomnrb y. GDpnnu
(Sc36) Stdbi @Couleicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
VnNeafGnc-

PIN t. Se5 SamcS ga ecola, gr G32 g9.s
GaraiuQusEtr p Sd0re nlt
2(m . Sea. 9lntbonp e. 9prcn5 Gr 1908
MiSauiih Sirabc. 81 Sabre ali
glm f. 0e5.. Gbuaro Wic0enuiii, 9iile Sis
ftcrs OF toe Roor, 70 Sabre Gi
Mm .. Nc6Y ncurN Nabcmati, I'M Gi Sos
fcph5 GOipital 40 Satire nlt
PIN T. Sej. 9iciuH SMttuu, gir 203 QUbs
faubag(bc 58 NQbre aIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
0u scr gcriummIuns Ser Sraren ,iucdS scratbnnq


BON Sd)rtici sur 9etampfimq Scr bobcn 9ebcnSmittel
@rciic inetc 6rou 5roncis ~ SenfS. oc l'rdiiocutu
ser ,,@onlen'S &pic 9eogre" sd glnubc oaB ooS
moraid)c 0crc6tigfeitseeiibl OieieS 9onOcs Gin Gn
6orgo oli oic 9(lsfubr BON 9lobrm9smtteli perbitc
miro Sir ioQtc iicbcrlidl nbt Die gl6iid)t 6oben c
ner lleberihtf BON GabrmgSnlitteln 3trid5ube6atel
mcm Oie gou5c ibroc @el in iodl uer5weiiccr 9lotb
iit ga pcr a9t ser guten SSrai bent 6di mir lc6cr
ilnB 6abcr2 Nod Scr Grntetotiitif unicreS eaencr
Adcrbau.I IepartcmcntS boben mir toim 0enlq 9cbels-
nIittcl ir oic Stillung inereS cgcnca SmocrS llnO
oeiaiqen i'm 2llsanOe Die mirtlid) in gfot6 inns: 0ie
gelger 9lrnlenier, 1erben unO @olen, fonnen trob
@mborgoS mterihibt meroen ooS III olisOridlid III
Der @eeBuorlage pcrnertt. Die Serr fitzgerald bon 9cp
gorf I'M Mcprdicntautcnbalts eingercd1t nat gen
sic S9omenS Gipc Qeogiic~ Die 9eoiirniic 0ec oitc
rfaniidn GolcS Oeu 9eOlriniieu Der fricgfibreuScn
@olfer in Giiropn oenn bic mcint ood 6rar ScnfS
tcroroucn mill lit pon ocuI aonpi ocicr 2i0o gcgcu
lbeucrlug itl0 9lotb glid5ts ST erluarten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

~. llOUtIOtl IUIU,
G5 ipiro bicrmii beioiini Gema6t ouB g. 6.
g. y. Sole, gcndB Der an 10. Suni 1908
unier5eidncien &eroroung gr 1865. NbiGnitl
AZ, &aragrdpb Y (pie am 2s. giobem9er 1911
9lnptien on Der Gtiete Der odrQroues@uc0
105 SUB n6r6li1 Der 20. Gtrnbe, ais cine
Z. 3. @Hruc,
(Se8G-O Gcbdlioe Snipciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Slice q. (Srcdlt.

Gs iiar6 nm g. 9e5ember 1916 nab fiirser
6rdulbeit 81 GcitOsbnra 30. Mice a. @rcdlt
% Sabre alt qeliebte SQitin bon gSiaian
@rctDt Die Aeeroaun9 iuoel bon i6rcr g8obs
GeieHnug am Wiitiwolb, . llbr &dtbm, nui
Der nYnMhDn Rnrl. NrmelerN." lNe1h--G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Wiarn GErenmnth.

90 iarb Niau 6reDmab inn gllier hon 70
Sabren, Die Nceroiainlg inoc am Milthuod,
Brint", baltimore nuo Eauion siraBc, aus
Halt. (Se8G)
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QIuoMit QconorO Niitfrcr.

GS itarb am A. Se5cmUer 1916 glneuit
9eounro Hitincr im q 9cDeusiubrc. qcliebicr
Guhn bon ySaIlcr mo Wiarpdrei Niitincr geb.
Mnutid, 0ie Necrbigug Inject dnl cDnueritag,
Nndnuildae 2 lbr, uon 0licrnDnc, Nr, 1913
UrosWldocra' Strale, ans liGt Ncilebtng
aui Dem s&aiinore5ricoboic
(0csG -
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9cpancmcnt far Sisnaiac gcrDsHcrnrncu.
WnfcfAcpnrItmtnI 0t3 sifnNCH7NnncnIcnfe
baltimore, Is. December 1916
Mn Wllc. oic ce nnnrnil

Nn glnc bic es angeni
Gieynlt loro ben GGeniblmern bon odlls
fern. ole an nnienaenauiie glQeps anioBcn.
oemdB oer ant "a Sliober 1905 uutcrleinnes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am 10. TCjembrr 1916,
}iuilCbeu ben StunbcH ~ Wiiiidps mo g0c)s
miitaas, In icHen Niireau n HOibbalfic iein
miro, nm Die Nulldaeii 81 beredncu lul0 eii5us
iiellcU ole dii dlleo aH pcudnuie glllens nita
iiuhenoc GiQenbum 3li leget iln0. 9uBerncut
Qcnbeii aeGeben 0riinoe an5nibren meiin e
iulCbc b0bcn murum beidqic gllcDc nilbf ncus
acpinert tuerben iouien
Sic untengenannicn IlIe05 iino aIs Gontrdit
sneb binicr 1904 1920 sgranoton.atpc.
gtucO bintcr 400 Qlod 3s@QreDsztr, Siieiic.
9ucn biHicr 1Oif--103i 3.tGdrrontons9lOc
gUeO biuicr t0td-f022 WrGarrOntonsQlOc
NlleD hinier 500 9lod T.s@lmor.Gir Cfieiic.
AueO Binler 1900 9lod ganrene CIR, gioeiic.
AlIcp btnier 100 &lod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
9ueu 6inicr i8O2-i3i2 @. .,qaiabeiiegtoe.
NleO binter i4t0-14tG WMrilcsNOe
9ucO 9iqicr 1900 9lod 9e.eanpoleer, aor6.
sncv Qi9ier 1900 9toa 2s.oanuoIe.sirv aorot
smeb 9iqicr 1900 glod B.qautaIcetr. @oro.
9mco blnicir 1900 @lod oqoi6cr.ctr eHsfeac.
Aacu p!nier 1906 1898 9goIbersStr
9ne0 binicr 400 NIod MiGes glue. Gorocie.
gIueO Geie S14 % Sirider Cir, lduii mciiliO
bis pdryiibrEir
Qucp bhucr 500 Nlod N.sGtrider Cir. Snciie
Ylcn buffer 1000 Mod NaGiridcr Cir. Sfciic
gllcu binier lt0O @lod % shidcr Cir. Sifcue
glnc 6inicr iI2i 1920 lRinneiierstr.
t5eu. ~. 9utelcr,
lnnarenocr GiraBeiSngcniclr
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Hir mO6teu bier bic Slifmcrfiam-
teit oes oeilti6cn EubIitllms 9alti-
moreS auf Die III Oieier @ohc in Ger
0luiif-2lfcOemic gegbene aonl6Oie
09lrmS ouo t6e @irl" lcnfcn. OoS
Stiid ipiolt ii6 1914 in 9cl9icll ab.
Gs banOelt bon Oeutiden Iruppen
Spionen inO glmcrifoncrn. IS lit
icbcHsmarib.
Ncnn cS uHbr lit, Oaf Berlin Scr
boIldnOii9cn 9egierlug olIf Ocrcu
4rotcIt gegeu Die lleberlieoelune Don
beIgiiden gIrbeitern nod Ieuti4lono
beoeitct Bat SoIlanO ioIle ii9 Inn
ieine eigenen 9lngeIegeubeiteiI BE-
fiinmern oorn lit Der 6ollGnoii6en
&eoicrlng 9on5 rcdt 0ci@eben, inO
6onn fam eS fomncn, 0aB Maib-
iugton idl cine G6uliGe Qlnsport bolt.
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aapitan &Oul G6nis's g'udD in weld,em CT 81

Slmgcrnrciic ocS Iand.SaOclsibiffcS Gcnidlono~
bcidrcibt lit cnicS ser ON ieiiclnocn gcidrebcncu
@idcr bic mir e gclccn 6aben Der ,0eltid)c Gore.
fponOcnt~ bat ben Gerrieb ocs Nidjcs in Baltimore
iibernomncu o6ue ooiiir @crghme 81 bcredjnen neil
Der gac Froiit oes En6l5iiten ScaritS Sternotonal
gAblii6na Co. 9icu Dorf ocn Eeniiorsiono Ser bent.
ideu Scconlbcocrc 6nilicbt imo iomit oIden SelOcn
pc Soptan aotig unO iencr @onnidlait 5latc
tomnt, bic i6r ocbcn bel eocr 9lcc Sim6crtc @ioc
olIs Spiel icbcn GoS Bud, ons i'm ocitiden llrtcrt
imo in por5iiglidjer enalibcr llcbcricbmg porIieot
conct lid gnn5 beionoers ais @eibuadtSecidcuf Ger
Sres II 81 25 oocr $i.35, wcnn per Bot bc5oecn
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Zen Nad)ridteM aus &eerSburg nuo GpnOOn ~.
oloe Ut groBe @cobr ir oe gcionuntc ruH0niide 9lr-
nlee oor1anoet oon 6olfen6apn imo Modcnieu gcians
aclI genolnrel 5l reroen. IoS iUdrc III scr 1bat
eiu Suiarenitiiddjcn eues yericbopten" 6cmccS.
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No1n 1eruia,

SetdlcaUttNucf.
Nr. 200S, Erlenms Gtrahe Baltimore Wio.
8lpceSurenu: yir. 3705, per @acrn gbenue,
Sabanoiorn. NnltinIore'Gonnib.
autidcn Bn pernlietBen iir ale @iclegenBeItcn.
(ptai201S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

"The cotton situation illustrates
the indomitable spirit Of the Teu-
tons. As soon as the allies shut Off
cotton Germany set about finding a
substitute Shortly it was found in
the new wood pulp process. From
this wood pulp they not only get a
good quality Of flour, but fine
quality Of cotton