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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

gSir icicn in orn gNitdl 9}elci
9lahr" Sdl uuBic III ctnen fIcirca
aprort reiien Gas oina lett LONG.
ianer ais por ocm arie9c. Canals
giii1 oort nod eth u1@ 3lig ourd.
Ger por i'm 5lpciieu arica8iabrc
ansgcialen. gllS i'd oiisitjea fab idl
cincr Sumo Gin uno ber rcrneH. GIL
ibien miBgclatnt beIltr lpiitbcuo
mo Ihuopptc 9ar nod ueiner @oic,
ogScu gc6ort ocrr oicicr Siuo2@
frastc ih oen Sd)ofiner. .ggciB
uid6t * Der .,00 }nas6luo. sydl
eriuiihc oen 3i9iiibrer. oGrlaaben
9ic oieier Sumo bier Sat nah uliy
gcbilcltr us iit bait ocr uD"
3ugsblno" iagt CT ircunolih, pnltt
nad Der Sofomotioc nn0 i16rt ab.
9tnl praac id), lclbcr miitbrno nn
Den Sanpcnnlann: y@o lit ocr9ohn
bofsopritouo2 Did bat cbclt cin
grouer ShnaiiSblmb ouf Oen g91bu.
itcig gebiNcn4 .9Jb1, Scr a1"
3ugsbuno. ,@ebort cr Sshnen2n
Is bcpabre. .Menl oeun2r
ug|icmaio peiB ~. ,9lber
allc ihcincn ibn Sn femcr v9la
tiirlif, mcw CT icOcn lda 5ilin
aI@ 3ng fonmt4 aGriaubcr
5ic d eicbt ia feincn E1 3na
mc6r 6ierbcr. n2bcr p0r 0en
arieg aabS ciueu Ginea mit 5pri
inpaocu 1cr grunr 9lieinauos9nno
Bat iih piinftlidl icoen Sng Dprt ciits
| sciunocu. allcrfipiirog 1heint
| ciar llhr mi Sippi 5it babcu oieicr
crane 5dnau3er S}dmlidl ben aph
mari i6n ieoesulal eien oroellflithcH
Sappen 8l 9iS oas idNcBlid u 'ne
glrt erieiicues 9teht guvorOcu iit
| usIba ieBt RI" raht ar lic5
! fir ben nnsaelaleien DT3ug
! iaja, a LIT nidt aitt 8u ipredlen aitt
0en aricg, ocr ,Z 3uasbano4
lcbloB 0cr 2nmpenIHanH gelniltblidl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Gntiprnnacner (Icieiielter.

Sin ieItcneS Gunititiid bat &eorge
$. &beIau iertig aebrodt wcldcr,
troboem er gcieiieIt mar, ieineul
ErouSporteur, Ocm GoIi5iiteu iSrauf
@ortder bon ser ut. @iuons.@oIis
sci, oilrNbrorute. &6cIon lit ocs
GinbrudOiebito6IS 6ci6ulOigt lmO
wuroe Ourd Ridter SUI BON @loint
ySinanS Oem @eribtsperio6rrn ilbcr.
micieu @ortHcr ioIlte oelt Gcr6of-
tcten il Oos @ci6nonib 81 Gopion
o6Iiefern, im0 Der @enntc bcniiBte
NIT ieinem uShiiblin0~, Ocn cr por-
lidtiger @eiic oeiciiclt bate, oie
StroBcubo5n. gln ser @ilfcnS.9lue.
lmo Scott. StroBe iprong 96cIon
pI0blid bon icincm Git olf m0 pcr-
licB Nen @oggon, Der iih in boiler
Ga5rt 6cidnO, cbc @oIi5iit @ortmcr
i'm Oaron GinOcrn fonntc. EDeIdn
Lief 10 ihnca bic cott.StraBe eut-
long,- DoB g ocnl @eamtcn iunog.
LID mar, 0en 6lii6tiaen eil5u6olcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
(gcfGhrlidler gtnra.

9lls Die IA Sabre olte 9iebcccn 9iif.
tin BON Ntr. 726, SIoro. o.@oIfeitraBe,
or Der Gde BON Suirmolnt.9loenue
ulo 9ono, StroBe al 6oIL fam 500
lie Iih cine Icritouhing oes &iid.
gratis 6ii uu0 mur0e bon 5lpci Wion.
ncri nod Solie eetragcn- @os
@1dohcu miiBtc nod Dem oSobns
0opfing 0oipitol" ecbrodt iperocn,
ga iic all qroBen 5hncr5eu lit. 0ie
9ler5te be5cihnen oie &erlcbung oIs
gef1brlih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

gliht weniger ais orei Gerbafhm-
gen wurOen gtiteru bon ser EoIi3ci
mc9eu lmgeicBlidcn Gerfauis oon
Spiritioien Oorgenommcn Sm weit-
lihcu Iiitrift purOcu bon scr %oli.
sci inn Snnie 9}r. GAG, @rcenpillow.
StroBe, Die 9}e9erin Gina Scott mo
ser 9ieger &idorN Collins megeu ber-
botencn Gerfalfens feitgenonmen
uno I'M iiioliben 0iitrift Gin gcpiiier
Spence BON 9lr. t13, @iuter.StraBe,
Oeiien SpiritiloicnIager einitpeiIen in
Der iiioIidcu @oli5eiItatiou lmtergc.
6raht lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Sllcnine Nriifehcrncr.

Der o@epiiiensfouo" oeS 9umocS-
ShabamtcS wuroe Hurh 5ipei 9ci-
itcicrllngcn lin 0eu 9eirog bon
SlS77O 6ereidert. 3pei 10 Gents
itiide idnOtc eil llnbetauuter aus
Nlidjigon, mdbrcno Der Ncit BON ci-
nem 9Inwalt in 9iclu Dorf I'M 9(uf.
tra9c cincS &licntcu iibcrinnot mur-
Sc. 9ie g}ciu Dorfcr @ciiicucrlng
lit Die grobte, uclbc bis icbt cinge.
loilicu lit. Die Sumlnc murOc nit,
tclit Gbed aiii OaS 9unocS.llnter.
ic1obomt in lleu Oorf einae1aDIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Mene anSntrie.

Gurd Oic 9tiibringfeit Ser sSnOu.
itric.Gprporotion miro cine mcitcre
ncuc Snouitric noH Baltimore fonl.
men. Die neue @eieaidoit miro In.
ter Dem glomen u@tItual N}aniiolo
60" befamt lein lnO ioa Oas 9tf.
ticnfdpital 100000 betrogen. Son
oieien weroen $4,000 gor5ngS vi.
tieu ino $65,000 eew0bnIicbe glfticn
iein. Die @elelihoft miro ooppeltc
uno Oreiiode &ertouistorten beritcl.
len 9Ils Grdiioent miro Ser @eue.
rol.g(onltont @borleS 8. @lodliu &c.
Inalnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
suOt i'm sette anfacfMnOcm.

Ser 65.idbrige @en5el 9icitopcr
BON 9lr 1884 GomnienO 9Adcc,
wliroe geitern Nlorgcn Don icincr
Iohtcr, Srnl 9ioiic EbonoS, toOt IN
Bette alligchmocn. 0crr 9itopcr
le9tc 1ul 9lbenO porber III better
Stimnrng nieOer. Goroncr 9iiiHell
bonn norooliIihcii Tiitrift miro cine
lluteriiGung nniteaeu, nm oic ~.
ocsnriaHc icit5uiielleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Wc1cidlnenO.

9tcw Dorf, s. 6c6ruor. Die
g9liiociirtc 9Srciie~ er1ieIt bcutcglbcnO
Die 9Iobric6t, oaB bic canadian
FreB 9liiociotion" oic iolecn0c @tIIa.
rung an oIIc 3eitln9S1erousocber
erlaiiei bat:
Ser G6ei-Geuior scr 9Sreilc CT.
iucbt, Die Reoofteurc, bel ocr &crois
tcntli6nng pon olarluircnocn mo
lmbcitdtigtcu @crii9tcu iibcr @ronO-
ltiitungen BON feinoIir0cr Scitc Gor-
iidt 8ll 0cbroubcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
@iFbcaieriaer Qnnsc.

%cil Ct i27 @genlplare Der Somi.
taaSaitSoabc Der sim" geitoblen ia.
ben ioll, muroe Der IS Sabre oltc
eorporo SeB BON 9ir. %, SiiO.glm.
StraBe, uerbaitet mo oenl SueenO-
Seri&t sur 9Iburtbeiluna iiberpieien
Nie 3eitimeen maren Oos @igen.
iblnn Der 6. 2. 9lbeQ Go mo repr1-
lentlrten cincn @ertb bon $2.54.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
..ainher.NGLfsnrieIlidlaitu

Uine %eriomniIling 0cs YaltImore'
GonntD 3meiges Ger uYiarplano &in.
Der Siilfsoeieli6oft" finoet beutC
9sodmittag unt 8 ltbr i'm nEoWiou
Somn Glub~ itott. Sri. Sioben 0a-
piolon miro einen Gortrog bolteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
9es SOScs Grntc.

6crOiuauo GItcubori, gater OcS go
li3ei.2iciltcnontS OIteuoori, aus
Dem 2eben oeitbicoeu. 6rolt
Caroline @udes ploblid acitor.
ben.-Ger imcrbittlibc Eoo rief
ai6 &iliou @iencr o6
9Io6 MIR fitr5er &ronf(eit lit i'm
So6no SSopfius.@oipitol IN Ocr 9todt
pom Samitog All 5onutog I'M MI,
ter Don So Sobrcn Serr 6eroinono
GitenOorf eeitorbeu oer in t444,
observation-disclosures ieit As So6ren
pobntc. Serr SitenOorf mar in SSs
nabriid, ASropiu5 &onnopcr, gebo.
rcu uuo fam i'm Sabre 1856 nod
2lmerifo. 9is 81 ieiuen 70. Sc.
bensiabre mar er ais @iieu6abnbeam-
ter bel Der @ennipIoonia.@ @iIenbabn
tbdtig. Ger 8erItorbcne mar elmer
Scr befoluteiten 0eutiden i'm iiioli-
den Diitrift Der Stoot ino Gins Ger
dItciten N}itglieocr Ocr fot6oliI6en
Solo GroB.airde al ser g9elt-Str.,
nobe 2iebt'StrnBe. Serr Sltenoorf
binterlGBt ouBcr leiner @attin, Sruu
@lorie 8. Sitenoorf nod orei Sim
Der, 10 @ntclfinoer lmO 0rei @roB.
cnrel. Sein dlteitcr So6n lit Ger
&oli5cilicltcnont 6ront 0itenoorf
pom mcitIiden %oIi5ci.Giitrift. glid
icinc anocren bciocn Sinoer, ,Srou
5ouuel Scrrec lmO @eor0 Oitcnoorf
luobnen in Baltimore. Die 9ccroi.
gimg iiuOet ont Wlittpod inn 8 ll6r
Born. BON Ger Solp @roB.airbc aus
itntt, unO Die @ciiebrmg miro auf
sem 81. @rloier. 6ricObcf crfolgeu.
5ebS GufelfmOcr oeS &eritorbenen
werOen ais @obrtuHtr6eer fln5i'
rem.
GaroIinc @udcS.
llncrportet ihieo geitcrn 1Srau
Caroline 0udcs. oeborenc StrolB,
@ottiu bon %bilip @udcS, i'm 9lltcr
bon 63 So6rcn aus ocn 0eben. Iic
@crltor6cnc battc iitb w06renO ibres
0oieinS Ourcb ibre 9ieocrfeit piele
6reitnOc eruorben, lucl6e nit oent
@atten lno Ocu &eruonotcu troucrnO
al scr 9obre ser Gobin1eIbicOencn
Itcbeu. Tic 9ccrOiolmq iinoet ain
0ienitag pom Irmler6oitic, 9Ir 420,
9foro.@iIuor.StroBe, ans aui ocm
D2ouOon &arf-6reoboie" itott.
&ilion @iener.
SIN u. 9ebcnsiobr perid5ic0 &c.
Itcril Serr aiIion @icuer in Scr @oD.
mug iciner GoHter 6rou 9liMoIos
2c6ncDer, gIr. sos, 93orosGIooer-
StruBe. 1icitroucruo Itc6en Die Sin.
ser umo @ufel all Der gobrc OcS Ga.
6inqci6icocnen mcld5er ii6 itets ais
ciu lie6eooder un0 ioroen6er Safer
crmieicn bate. Seine pieIcn 5relmoe,
Sic cr iid Ourb ieinc 9ic6enSpiIroig.
felt criporben bnttc, beflagen icinen
600 ours 1iefite. Seine Satin
6rml 1orotbea 9iener, aing i6m i'm
Io0e oorous, lno er miro neben Der.
Ielben cine Shibeitatt auf Dem rNlt
Gormel.6rieoboie" finOei uoieIbit
Die 9eeroiging an @littwom, 9toh'
mittogS la2 ll6r, itottfinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

hlngen inns ons5u6uuoerlt lpenu
aln NIonbaS tnopp lit ober sum
Gcrbungern muB cs uocb meuigcr
ietn lInierc Gbcnifcr erftnocn tag
lid inner ne6r, mas Auu 9Subea
Der Wleuihen iu0 lbicrc III inns ilt
Is ruo6I uIf oieie @eiic iicbt in6Qlirb,
nus Dor iolhen ihredliheu unserccb
ten Ylenidcn olli oie Aliie i'll 5mins
gen. og}ienals ionOeru @ott ial
Sinnnel miiBte lms, lpenn mir iulgp-
recht mdrer, itrofer ser taln IS,
aber fein Gugldno mto GoHiorteE
Dab Der 9rieg 10 lange Omieru mir
DC, bat ipobl fein Mcnid aeOadt.
uno luie es iest ausiiebt lit al Sric
ben nod gar llidjt 5u Oeufeu Iic
6ein0e icbcn, oocr Iuollen cS nidt
ciuiebeu, Dab tie be5purgen iiHo uu0
mir OiIrfeu ood nidt 5uerit Ste @ui
fen ltrcdeu. lluiere 5olooteu mod
ten ia aucb gcrnc 6rieoen aber q
gebt nod uibt
Scbt fribbeIt g(llcS Don 1oloatcn,
allies lit olli BcibnahtS llrluib,
uuO bIeibcn picIe 5pei bis 0rci @o.
den. g8em Sic tort lfo, fommeu
uieocr onOerc g8enn Der Gricoc ac
hIoiien it, Damn Sbr Qieben fonnt
5uriid not6 Ocm Neiitihcu @atcrlau
oc pa gibt eS aeuug @eiddite, un0
icOer tiihtiae 0tnnn lit 5ll ge6ran
bcn." Ger Watte Scr SArcibcria
lit Der Sbernutroie Eoul &alpcl BON
e w 2. uSiloe6ran0, Scr inn 9lios
rinc'@oitbiireoi Berlin itntioniri lit
lSrau 3oliline Shlih fam III oen
@eiie ciueS 5Hreibens ibrer Godlter
RoIa cnS @ieu, oos ocn @oititempeI
pom N. Ge8ember trug Su Dem
Sbreibeu tbeiIte sic itiuae Tame mil.
oaB an cine Sungersuotb uiht 3il
ocnfct iei umo ones IN aenii9enoer
Meiie uorbanoen fell
&on icinen 9}effcn lno icincr
gticbte, SanS imo Eoulo, crbicIt Scrr
9SoiI @crIcr 3il aaspeblrg CHI Icbr
ncttes Sdlreiben, lpcldes 0icieIbcn
am is. Te5ember ans 3midau iii
5oncil abgeiauot 6ottcu at 0cn
Sdrcibcu oriidt Ocr 56rcibcr sic
Sol "a onS, ooB SER @crlc Il.
ncn 9rici aus Ocn 9nSarctb crbaltpn
bobc. Ter @effc it BON ictncrarauf-
bcit uoIlig picocr aencien lmo befina
oct iidl mie Ct ibreibt ouf llrlanb III
Der Scmatb. Der 9lcfic gaaItcr
lulroc i'm Icloe perplnoct mic chrns
taas init8ctbeilt mr0c, gs qicbt nod
cine N}cuge lRilitdr lmD ie0c Staot
lit uol Soloaten 9cun man ollrdl
Die StroBeu Qcbt aloubt man nidAt.
coB GaItldlano iid inl Sfricg bciiN.
bct iooiel ilngc 2eiitc iin0 porbon
oen oic 9(ciin5eInid6ri8en limo nod
nidt cinae5o9cn. Gie 6abrifcn 9cbet
gcnaA 10 mie III SrieOens5eit, u6
man mus iib fraacn no bic Diclen
N8dnner bcrfomiucn ,Su Guttidj.
Iono bcitcbt feiuc SnugerSuotb mo
fciue Ebeucuingss StanoaIc iino Bis
ieBt Uor9etommen
~------------
iSrl Mort6o Eotter pom glr 1905
MISUNDERSTANDING. bat bon oent
Sanitdts-Solodteu n. Gortien ans
Iclitidb-@Dlan Ncitprciben cine
Ganfcs .@oitfartc foIgcu0en Slibalts
crbalten. Ccrtidbs@plolt 31 1c5cm
Der 1915. 7cuoe 4buen 6icrMit
mcri6cs Irdiilcin nicticn ilWi1iet
Innf fiir Sic idl0ncu 2icbesgabcu 0ic
id5 cmpfauaen babc, " Sortirn
5onitdtcr Gt. GDlau sSeii.@renFen
&cleruc.ga5arrib.4
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Der o1".3nas6unO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
2n 0ircfturcn crluGhlt.

Senator Blair see lno SSoicpb
Fadnro puroen 81 WlitgIieocrn Ocs
0ireftorums Scr ~@eieai9ait ser
TodfommIiugc Der llnterierti1er Ser
llnabb0n9igfeitS- -@rfl0ung" in elmer
SonOer-SiBlmg ser 9ooro Scr Son.
ucrneiire, Die I'M @eIpcOere-6rcrn0en.
boi ltnttfonO, cruomt. Die Ser
ianmlilngcn Der 9oaro Of @onpcr.
neilre iinOcn aIIe 3 Wlonote IN Der.
icbicoeneu StdOteu Itott. Die iG6r-
lide 8eriammlung ser @eieaihoit 1T
aai0brlid am 4. Sui III Scr ,,llno6-
bongigteitSs6olle" in 8bilaoelp6io.
3ur 3cit bat oie @eiellihoit Drei6un-
oert Niit9lieoer. 9ei Der biciigcn
@crammIimg rporen Cbsrlt @iqianl
@oroon ans &ihmono, Toy GrGii.
ocnt Der Seieaidoit, 9iuiieIl Guauc
ans Gbilnoclpbio, Yo., 6rau 9(moS
g. Draper aus @ai6ington 9. g.,
Goitor George %. Game ans 9olti,
more, iouie GurI ~. StneoB rmO
Senrp @}orriS, 8ei6e aus 96ilooeI.
pDiu, Eu., 5tgegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
9ImS Den g,ereincn.

glltp Dtll OtltlWCN,
n|orpdrts" bieIt cireu sroBei Or
medlmgSrunlmcI alb. - Die ~.
aeil-@cicaidoit~ batte Oergniigte
Shmoen. Baltimore 9opern
@crcin" .Sdpobcu-@crcin" Bat
ten ibre Sibunoen
@6t Oeilti6c @emiitbldfcit mo
frobli6es Greiben berrIdte geiiern
g}admittag mieocr cinmal i'm Scale
oeS .GrrupereiHs" no
Elm oGrpedlmgs -8ummel" abgebal'
ten lullrOc. Bic alIe Oieie Geranltals
tungen oeS .@orlpdrts~ Ipur aud oie
geitrigc auBeroroentli1 gut 6eludt.
Souuoriitiidc &ortrGge lmo Sologe.
i6ngc pc6ielten iid nit Glmogelan'
gen a6, lmo mande bon g8it iprii.
bclroe 9lnipro6c trug Ou5u bel, ole
quite Stinunung iulter ben Ibcilne1'
inern bis 5rn Iesten 9Iugenblid auf
Der 00bc SIT bolten
9lm S6lnB Der fleincn 6elillNtelf
muroc nod cine @otpouri bon iamlllt'
Iiheu IbeiInebmern geiungen Oet
fen lester 8ers ipirfli9 pertb IT. OaB
CT bier pcroffentlibt miro.
(@ehuigcn na1 ser Meloole;
Teufe Eir, nein 2iebDen -
Gcul Cir, Hcbc glltc,
@os iM i'm Eroumc gcicD'n
% mar iu glrgouner @nIor,
ga mlBt ib Soften ite6'n.
Tic Oidc Bertha brumnitc,
Die Cant aus @ieu idrie,
llnO Scmaio Iaet: SON $oae'larl''
SAB i'd gebort nod mic. "
Cod, 10 ipie Oh,
90 uortreid lnIo 10 i1oL
aino, gIoiib' cs mir,
Shimpft feiue Der 6ccn
,S'Qeil. @cieIli6ott."
IN NHfferS Sollc bielt Oic ~
Sell @cicIIidoit" oeitcru 9IbcnO i1'
re rcgclnldBiec GeriomnlIrng ob, ~
Ser Scrr 9cluis 9lcib ocn 8orIib mo
Scrr So6u s. arcin oas @rotofoll
iiibrte. NoA @rleoiging Der bon.
tiucaeid)aftc muroc cin Gouite iilr
0ic in gmsiiht genommene Tbentcr'
porltcllurg eruolnt 0as ans oen
Serren Robcrt Guruer. 8oriiber, s.
=. Ssrein mo 6ronf S5cAinS beitebt-
Bic WHtalicoer ser @ciellid)oit briu.
acn cin groBcS SSntcreHe ser Ebcatcr.
porItclhung crtpcgcr ilno bereitS cine
itottlbc glr5o6l 9iIlctc iino Uergrit.
len luurocn. Ger @rdliOeut eriuhte
gciicrn ollc gInpeienocn. fiir bic
&oritelhng jcOc III ibren Grditeu
itc6euoe @ropognnoo 81 modem,
baltimore @oncrnOerein
SeiRe 6olbnonoili6c &criomm
hing bieIt acItcrn 91odmittog Der
Baltimore @apernpercn" IN Der
n@6ite 0oIlc~ al Der gonfsStrobc
imter ocnl Goriib bon @r1iiOcnt Bal.
t6oiar GreIl ob. SefretGr GnliI
9Sodeniu6 protofollirte. 9iodD Grlcoi-
glmo ser Nolitinegeid0ite purocn
iih oos int WiGr5 itottiinoeuoc Stii.
ilngSielt peitcrc Gorbcreitlngcn qe.
trofien. geridicocne cinaegongcnc
Ginlaoungen purOcn aigcnommcn.
20 dpoben Gcrcin"
Ger rShmo6cn Gerein" belt Qc.
tern 9eodmittog in 9oocniteiucr's
SoIle al Der Olt 6aDcttc StroBc
leinc rrgclndBigc &criommlrng. Ser
Sorlber oeS ARRANGEMENTS Goni-
te'0 0eS fiir6lid obgcbaItcucu Stii.
tlir9SfcitcS bcrihtctc. oaB oie @cran
ltaltiung Gin iiion5iellcr Grfolg mar
itno Dab Gin aric6nIidlcr 9ciroe Ocin
Rotbcn arcu5 ii6crpicicn mcr0cn
fam. 9tcbcu Der Grlc0igung Der lou.
fcnOen @eifditc ipnroc cinc @inIa.
oung ongenonmen Nrdiocnt Syohn
Slider iiibrte Den 9oriit lno Scfrc
tar Aoam &ertihlcr Dos 9rotofoll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Sic lle6cridlmcntlnilna IN glrf0niaa

2ittlc q od, 9(rf4 6. 6c6r.
iDic bird bic Dormbriibe bcrporsc.
ruienc llebcrihpcnmlng i'm iiiooit.
li6en 9lrfonios bate iib beltc 9l6eno
oiif cine 9ori5c Sln5a6l BON Grtidnf.
ten eriircdt poolrH mcbrcrc Gou.
icuO BON &erionen oboadoIs gciuobt
ipurocn.
oSii ben lestcn poor Eagcn limo III.
iolge Der @ohiliitb ich5c6u Oien-
imcnIcbcn ucrIorcn 1cgonocn mo Ocr
ougeridtctc Sbaoen 9ebt in Die
&lnoeritaliienoc bon Collars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

~ 0 y IenfotD IN Gng To 0Y
Sonopn 6. 6cbruor. 9Sul,
ter Siuncimon Ser IrdiiOcut Der
@onoelsbeboroc, bat Gin Gonitc Ct.
nonnt Inn oIlc SSroaen iiber sic Scr.
tbcilllng bon Stoblen inO Gotc 5it
crlpGocil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Sntcrnnttonales g}cr.
itonoignnQSmittcl g9}a,
Scrr Sioafiicir, fam iidD Sbr 5o6n
Der 9olont, oenn IN iSruufrei6 aud
nit Der 9eoolferung peritdnoiaen?~
ogle 6roa no mel W}orib io
ib0n re0cn fam nit 0e SdnON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Bum s 6nntilicntag. oSn
Gn9lano 1T cin transport bon
5mcibun0ert Nlaultbieren eineetrof.
fen n@o5u2" Der GburH.
i'll mill ciueu 6onrlicutag a66ol.
ten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Comment. Sin Nliiubcncr
iiilrtc ieiucn engliihcn @oit in'S
Noi6rdil6ouS iiir Oen @n9ldnOcr be.
itcatc CT ounflcs, iiir it'd lclbit bellies
Bier Coun nobm Der 9ritc iciu
@loS, hob es ae0eu ieinen @oligeber
unO iogte. a9)onr bcolth!4 lln0
ser Nliinneuer eupi0erte ug)our
nnnflpS m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Sr. @intuO &ronnaicr bon 9tf.
i0i4 observation-disclosures bat pon icia
ner Sdllud9erin aus Soppienen ctnen
pom 80 IGeniber 1915 Oatirtcit
Srief crbalteu Incident folgcn0c
Stellen entnommeu iin0;
u&ei6nubteu limo porii6er, un0
iino sic Sic 5ipeiteu arieas 4ei6.
nahteu, aber DTS ieBt lit as inierer
aroben 6einoeS5a5l nod niht ae.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
Smuqqlinq Cotton.

Since cotton became contraband all sorts of ingenious lodges have been tried to get it through the blockade. One ship which was intercepted car ried what purported to be cargo of flour. Certainly there was great deal of flour in it-and a great deal of cot ton as well. Some of the first sacks examined banned out correctly. Then an officer kicked one midway. The sack yielded oddly to the impact of his foot. No dust flew out and 1t seemed, as he expressed it, like kicking pill low" At once the sack was emptied, and what revelation! The middle part of it contained only cotton. All the other sacks gave up a like secret. There was flour at the top, flour at the bottom-and cotton in the middle of them all.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
OLD PRESCRIPTION
 FOR WEAK KIDNEY,

A medicinal preparation like n mer's Swamp-Root, that has req, Dr' oi kil value almost sells itself. Like a curative chain system the remedy is recon,1 mn endles. by those who have been benefited sGdiu.iheaded III who are in need of it. !" thoss
 Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
 clans prescription It has been tssgs, pny,i less numbers who have suffered count,
 The success of Dr. Kilmer's S7,,u
 is due to the fact that it fuflis airnpl Iinp,so0s cry wish in overcoming kidney Us' Emos eV, bladder diseases, correets urinarv e. tsa.i ana and neutralizes the uric acld wI;oS SS'oaole' rheumatism. 'n cause,
 Do not suffer Get bottle of e
 Root from any druggist now. Start 9%amp ment today. '''' treat
 However, if you wish first to to.. a, great preparation send ten cents 'ste to 19,' na kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N V 'V Dr' sample bottle. When writing ba sn.l TOT mention this paper-Adv. 'u'e and
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
.DE FACTO CAVALRY
 |S PURSUING VILLA
BANDIT MAKING FOR RUGGED SANTA CLARA CANYON DIS
 TRlCT TO NORTHWEST.
HIS FORCES NUMBER 1,500
From the Number of the Dead and Wounded Picked Up By Pursuing Forces It Is Estimated Losses Pro-
 babIy Were About 250.

Fl Paso, Texas.-Two columns o1 tias Rabos and Col. Jose Marrero, are pursuing Villa and his main band which made the Hidalgo day attack on Chihuahua City, into the rugged Santa Clara Canyon district to the northeast, according to reports to Gen. Francisco Gonzales, command ant in Juarez.
 The bandits are well mounted and apparently were leading the de facto l forces over the jagged rocks, ruinous to the feet of horses, into the can. l yon. Persons familiar with the coun | try pointed out that should Villa reach one of his lairs in the district the government troops may have the greatest difficulty in finding same.
 All reports indicate that Villas force numbered approximately 1,500 and was opposed by the garrison of about 1000. The Villa casualties also are said to be considerably larger than first indicated. From the num- Der of dead and wounded picked up by the pursuing forces it was esti- mated the losses probably were about 25O.
 Villa himself directed the attack, according to the dispatches, but did not enter the town, remaining across the Rio Churiscar, to the northwest, with few hundred of his reorganized gold ones." When his followers had fallen back to this point, it is assert ed, he directed the retreat.
 A detachment of 20 Villa cavalrN men engaged Carranza infantrymen on the second floor of the state palace, according to additional de- tails of the attack by Chihuahua City, received here by Andreas Garcia, Mexican consul. The bandits rode their horses up the stone steps to the second floor in pursuit of the govern ment guard, which fell back before them. De facto marksmen picked off six of the mounted bandits as they rode into one of the rooms, the re- mainder making their escape.
 The consular dispatches added that Jose Inez Salazar, one of the most notorious of the Mexican bandit lead CTS, was killed in the engagement, following his liberation from the pent- tentiary. Salazar contrary to earlier reports, is now said to have been killed fighting with the govern ment troops, his former jailers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
Fine EXpreSSion,

In a review of a novel we come across this suggestive sentence: "' re too, characters that transmute com mon things into gold by the alchemy of the spirit" The finest thought of the day is expressed by that modest sen tence. The great problem ill religion. education. business, politics, and so- ciety concerns itself with that trans mutation. It suggests finer life than one gets out of the materialism of the age, with it's luxury, pleasure, selfish ness, ill will, spite, and overreaching. The evolution of the day is toward the sanctification of everyday experience and infusing heroism into common life. That is what must eventually happen if humanity ever gets to be what it should be. It is long way to that end, longer, perhaps, than from the monad to man, as Emerson expresses if. but thither tho evolution proceeds.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
"BriberY.n

In his early days at the bar Sir Ed ward Carson was so hard ID that he had to accept briefs marked as low as half a guinea.
 'On one ocasion he was briefed to defend q certain Mick O'Dwyer in the Dublin courts at this meager figure. On the mocning of tl.rssxx ,se. as Sir Edward ' 'st-.a---'-- es s-v---'-- -H- was entering the court, man stopped him.
 Look here, counsel, ye've bit of a case for Mir Mick O'Dwyer, haven't ye?" he said.
 q have-what about it?' demanded "counsel"
 'Well." replied the man with the air of tinancier, its mesilf that's ODwyer, an I'll tell ye what-if ye win the case I'll give ye five shillings for yourselfw
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK!
 CLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS NY WAY
Just 0nce Try "Dodsons Liver Tone When Biious Consti
 pated, Headachy-Don Lose a Days Work

Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel fine and cheerful; make your work a pleasure; be vigorous and full of am- bition. But take no nasty, danger GUS calomel, because it makes you sick and you may lose a days work.
 Calomel is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
 Listen to me! If you want to enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's 8 Liver Tone. Your druggist or dealer els you a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone under my personal money