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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
On guten SauOeu.

Ger II Sabre alte &o6ert 9Iafc
Oon Sorrisbrg @o, DER Dor Orci
So9cn bier onfam mo geitern @ior-
gelE naboen er Ole grimnnge adlte
ni9t mebr ldnger mls6olteu fonntc,
cinen %oIi5iiten inn @iiIic erlubtc,
uilroc Don 9iiAter 5uit6 1T Der 0it.
H6en &oli5eiItotion ocn &creinigtel
&o5ltbGiigfeitS @eieaidaiten iiber-
iuieien Ger Sunge, DER im 9Ilter
BON ) ,Sobrcn ieine @ltern perIor, las
in eincr Sarris6rr9er 3eiting, OoB
in Baltimore SanOel uno @ewerbc
blii6e imO lei6t 9lr6eit 3u 6etonneI
'ici 9la6Ncm Ct gliidliA ouf cinenl
@iitcr5lIge bier eingctroifcn par,
tonnte er feine glrbeit finNen..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

SuGe lieB i1rc Semocnpolc III 0cn GcepB
linten, blidtc eiri9c 9[uqcn6lide 5lun Sen.
tier binois nob Dem Soi, wo gerooc Scrr
yiorommn ooriiber9ing iob Damn picocr
ibrc Nhttcr oil lmO crmioertc cbcnio lciic.
sd mcinc, lie poBt nic6t bicr6cr Sie
ut gon5 anOers ais mir Gin gon5 onocrcr
Gburatter cine @iinitlcrnotir
19Ibcr mir poiicn 0o6 ollc nid)t 6icrhcr.
Scr bon ms allen. sic bier imo, oiisdc.
noinnrn oic Dlctiweits, poBt III oicic 80,
laGci2"
yllono," iagtc gllcc 10 mcin idl cS
nid)t gber on bait Summer inn @rct.
sag mir. mas lit esq"
y8eiplB Dabc Id) &lnumcr," flogtc 5rdu
9Set5uleil, gcinc Nhitter III ood) MIR ais
Summer 5uiamnengeicbt Sic lit 10 iriid
4uie cine 8lumc ino 10 lebcnOig mie Nued
iltcr un0 70 bibic5 Die cine Nbotoarophic
10 talcntonIl lnO Oabei 10 fcd 9lllc
Nerrer iebcH ibr uod). 2icic, mcun inicre
Nret bier cine nittelmdBige @ortc modltc
cti0n init Oieicm Serrn 9}orOmamt m3rc
ooS iiir ims ulle uibt qoil5 ic5rcGliAy~
ylln0 mr ouS ili oeiiI SIMMER"
irdQtC Sucic
g'oG elmer &allie:
vgScitcr ni6tS2"
.Scdls aiuOer ho6e i1 aroB gcmadt."
crioioerte Srou @citmtien gcfr6ntt, ..i1 bin
iimner mlr Oor1iii 6e0ndlt geupicn citt
allen cine gutc @criorgmg 5li peric5aiial
@rct natiirlic5 Dor allen, oenu lie iit ooD
INN einnol Oic taleitoolliie 0oriber babc
idl Sou un0 9tod)f uagb9cOadlt uno the cS
nodl. lln0 mn iaQit Nu, 2lcic nt;tT
nid)tsi~
,Nhlttcr," ioa.a aucc, oidl ia0tc 1orhiu.
0ret lit anoers ols icb bin GnS iUaS non
mooeri ucmt gelpNicrmo6cn III rooiialGn
Sinnc. Wiir fommt ia ard toldrS In pl,
icrnt gai3eu io5ialen 0ciiigc. in Ocn Nit.
ic6oluugen ipic iic bei Ocu 9omcn nicrcr
&rciic iibli6 iinO, pcroltet nor. Yber idj
riilupic sic 9luic nidt ooriiber ionorrll
priife mr olles mcbr fir mid Crcr 1T
obcr otoers Die gent init allcn neipu
Soeeu ourc6 0id mo oiuir"
(Jcrtieenug iolgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

columbus N}onmcrt~ - an
glortb-gloenue uno @roootpoD; wllr.
oe I'M Sabre 1892 erriftet.
n8bomas @iIoep-Wion
am 9roaOmoo, nabc Ser Sapette-Str.
Statue BON @eorge 8oIbiugton-
i'm DruiO Sill-9arf.
Statue BON Sol. @illiam s..
@atiou-an @lt. SiogaI.gIoenue inO
2onoole-5troBe.
uSSames 8. gliOeelp.@lo @lonument" -
I'M Sorlem-@orf.
Statue bon Sen. Sobn &c. 5000
an @oltimore-S -StraBe ino Sop
fins.@Ioce.
Statue BON Sir @iaiom Bollace
Inn Grllio Sill-@arf.
Statue bon Cornelius Colbert
mt ct. @oul.StroBe, am @ineona
5um @crittsgeb1loe.
Wlonument ouf Dem gtortb @oint
Sdlaftfcloe.
@cO19tniBtoieI an Der Mauer Oes
st. 8auls-6rieobofes", Dem 9Iobe
wolcIbit Oie @efoIlenen Der 9lepolr.
tion lmo oes @rieges bon 1912 BEL.
gelebt puroen.
0Monament fir Sic 6reipilligen
oes arieges BON 1919" ~ I'M Sort
D2cSenrp.
@eod6tniBtoiel on ser nSt.
@auIS 9ir6e-5um Anoenfeu an Go.
pit0n gtidoIaS 9tlrton @oore onsc.
bradt.
@eOdbtniBiaieI am Naoiion-2loe.
@inoong gum 9ruio Siu-@ort; gum
g(nOcnfcn an Den aaui oes Druio
Stills angebradt.
vG0gor 9lllon &oe @eOdHtniBtn
felr-n nGburd Some s. Snfirmorn.
Geridtsgebduoe. peIdes $1,000,
600 foItete, an Ger ct. SAUL in0
9erinston.StraBe.
0llniueriitp Club" Charles unO
Wiooiion. .StraBc.
Sep @eo1dtniBtoielD an ser
I1ouer ser @lt. @crnon @lacc Mrtbo.
oiit GpiscopoI.airde.
.,Memorial to 9ntriot Of t6e 9le.
poliition" Dor ocr 0lt. Gogal Sta.
ton.
Reite bon @cOar6eiten ser 5eoerol.
Camps i'm 8iirgcr.Griege -ra6e Dem
Y2aoiior 9lncnue gingang gum
9riti0 Sill.Eorf.
yGborlcS Gurroll @eOGmtniBtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

icl"-onl Characterization an ser
9omboro- -StrnBc.
nvoIpcrt Sail College @e06dt-
nibtoiel"-M Mul6errD- unO Gotbcorol.
StroBe. Gomptc sc 9loibombeau.
n0louimcst at HoOgers' &oiiion
n i'm @otteriou.@arf; Commodore
So6n 9oogcrs crri6tet.
@c0ddtnlBtafeI Ocs 8labes ser
,OIO GouorcB Sail" @de @aIti.
moro rmo Sharp -StroBe; Ger @on-
tinental.@onarcB 0criommelte ii6
oaiclbit inn Ge5ein6er t776.
oGOgar g(aan 9oe.@lonumert"-
iibcr oem Grabc G6gor 9lann Roe'5
inn @eiiminiter 6ricoboic, GGe bon
@recn- mo 6ouette.Strobe.
o3obns Soptins .llniperiit1t,@ sic
Ipdter an lllioeriitv-Barflpag boil
lcnoct miro,
nS5obnS Sopfins SoipitoI,~ om
Jloro.@rooowop; nit Der oiIid Job
rcnoen Orleons,Str. -2inic 5u errci-
dcn.
u@oudcr.GoIIege" an Ger ct.
9ouI- uno "a. Strabe.
oBcobooD Snitifut,~ am @|ouut
Seruon BloCc.
u@oi6iugtonsM Monimcnt" an
Df. &cruon. imO g8ai6iugton.9 9lace;
iS0 SUB bod; ser @rmOieit iunroe
4. SuIi 1915 gcicgt; eS lit oos critic
@louImeut in Der @eli, pcI1es
@eorae @aibinston crridtet muroe.
uSpriugiiclo StaotS Soipital"t
SpteSpille, 9to. (Oiiicc, llniou
ullnion gSrotciiont SniirmorD"r
glr. 1514-30, 0ioiiiou-gtroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

SeDcnSwertbe $unlte Der Staot INN
luie oieieIbeiI 5iI erreideu iinO.
r0rtio.SiIl 4arf," 7s0 9tder
groB; nit Ger @laoiion.QlUeuue.2i'
ME sil erreiHcn.
@onrment 81 Sort 8abcod an
General 9abcod, Capt. So6n 9loams
g8ebIter.
sort @cSenrD &orf," am Often.
oe ser @orcD.Str. -2inie.
u@arroil-&orf, nit Der GoIum.
bia-9lpe- -&inie 3il erreiHen.
Sort 6Omaro, nobe Scr gap-
S6ore-2inie.
o@lifton-Rarf" nit Ser Sarforo.
glbe.-Sinie 5u erreihen.
D4atterion-9orf,~ nit allen 0itlib
fabrenoen 2iuien 5lt erreiAeu.
09iiOeriioe.9orf," Gare9-Str. .Si-
nie, iiioli6 gebeno.
o5eoeral-SilI.Garf,~ gepG9rt ei.
ne lteberiiHt iiber oen inncren @oien;
NIT Der Srleans.Str.-2inie, iiiOIi1
geBen0.
Sort 9trniiiieaO, Sort Carroll imo
Sort SmnIluooO, am 9eitcn nit
9ooten 5ii erreiheu.
gilocr-@ollcrie ser oMorDldnocr
SSiitorii6en @eleQfdlaft", oil Scr @de
BON ct. Eaul. mo Saratogo.Str.
u@arroll-Wloniion," an ser @ds
BON 5ront- imo 2omborOsStraBe.
u6laogeu.Sais, 100 oas Sterneu.
banner gemobt murOe, an ser gloro.
ipcltcde BON @ratt- rnO gllbemarle.
StraBc.
~@tollnt Glare" sic critic GiIen-
babnitation in 9Imerifa; an ser @de
bon @rott- lmo 8oppleton.StraBe.
oSee-Saus,~ on Ser MaoiIon.g[oe.,
nabe 9ioOle.StroBe.
yiinfte 9iegimeutS6olle,~ in mel.
der @ooorotu @illon gum &rdiioent-
i4aits-@onOioaten nominirt ipur6c.
Serington-Marft, an DER @de bon
Serington- imo @utop.S .StraBe.
&altcrs 8rnlteaIIerie, an oer Gdc
bon CHARLES. unO Gentre.StraBe.
19romo Selter.Sbirm," an Ger
@de BON 2ou6aro- nO @utap.Str.
oGoiualto-9burn" an ser @alH-
MORE, nobc Gortb- -StraBe.
DGnoH Observation-Disclosures"
(GcntraIiteaO, an Ser @aulberrD.
StraBe, nabe ser GotbeoraI-S -StroBe.
nSdla6tcn.Monllment," i'm 0fo-
nmcnt-Squore, erri6tet in 8e5ug
Oes Sieges Der S6lobt bel Rortb
@cint.
o6rancis Scott &ep.Wionument"
Gutaip -4lacc ino 2annnle.Str.
SOL. 9(rmiitcao.D .D2onllnrnt~ I'M
nGeOeral $lll-8arf.~
r@ells nn0 W}cGomas-Wlonu.
mem" an SAP, mo W1onument.
StraBe.
Confederate Moninent" an
set. 9ioDol.9lomue, nabe 2ononle-
StrnBe.
nltnion Soloicrs' & Sailors Nlo.
niment"-im DruiO Sill.Garf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
Nas benz SHnereu Wlarglaub's uDN
ocn angreH5euOeu Staateu.
IA 80 nm SeIb itmor0.


moro uno ScIbitmor6.
Sn 6eocnidacu 3nitauo 6eiin0ct
iiM Sic lG So6re olte coma Soft.
maui pclhe BON i6rcm Is Sabre
alien 2ie0baber Carl @dQcr geidof
fen lUiir0c Ndaer beging na6 Ser
E6at 9eI6ihnoro cine augcl Bat
0en @opf oes iilngeu @loohens
ourd6o6rt Die 9oli5ei iopie Sic
stiac66riacn iOiiicn nidt. iuelhes
oic criinoc 3n oem Nloroocrilh umD
Sclbiimoro icia f0uuen so ciit
STREET Dorlag o0er bic 9(biiMt ge-
nleinihoitlim aus Oeui 9c6cn 5it
lc1ei0cn III Oils jabt nirbt icit3nitcl.
leu selueicu 1ic 5dicBcrei creia-
ncte lido gegen Dlitteruo4t iii Scr
gso6ulmg oes @idodcnS. SER g..
Noiimann Der iid bcreitS in ieineln
3nnmer bciauo, 5orte in fur3er 8ci-
Hcnipl9c orei Sdiiiie iallen unO et.
olidte als Ct in Den 8nrlor fam
@oHa mo Garl blutiiberitromt duh
oenl Eeppidl liesen ouf 9ler5tlidc
S'ilia uuo glaA6orn uaren icbuell
SIR STEELE un0 lpltroe Oos Widodcn
loiort nab gorf, lit oas Soipitol ges
lauOt lD0brenO OhIler nod Der elter.
lide @o6unng eeihoift puroe, no
cr cine ShinOc ip1tcr beritor6 S9ie
bic 9Ier5tc i'm Soipital feitaeItellt bn.
Ben 6at iidl sic 4ugeI oireft inter.
halh ooS @e1iu ncS ilmgcl NldDs
dcns ac6cttct unO 6citebt Die Nuss
iio)t oas &ebcn 0cricIbcu crbaItcn 5il
Golnei @citern Nlor9en ion0 Coma
COS @GpnBiicin mieOer, sod ipcigerte
ie iid irocnO ipelhen @rlno iiber
bic E6ot oe5 @iaer on5ugeben. @S
iicei sic M|oglidfeit Dor ooB @iiller
0eu giorooerinb in einem Giicr-
uhtsoniaQ imternomncn Bat, ga CT
dHaabid anonDne 9riefc erbolten
ha0en ioll uo6 melhen @0na dth
NIT uaoeen Siinalingeu flirtete
%m Safeu Dcr@bc
,,t Nem.gorf bat lid 6rauleiu
eouiie Gruoorii To6tcr bon 6ran
~ 8. GrnoorfL pclhc frii6er in So-
aerstown mo ieBt in Baltimore,
@l0., pobut nit Scrrn Suitin SouiS
gRuacr ncrmd6lt, Die Dame lit cine
bcfanntc Gpern 5dngerin un0 oers
fiigt iibcr einc iMonc 9llt 5timne
w Mnior&nnlcor pcritorbeil.
9his @ilmm9tor GEL trof III Sa.
fcrStoiou 4ll04 sic 9foHridt ein
OaB 0loior Sobn &anleor, Elm lang.
idbriger 9iir9cr BON Sa8erStown IN
0er @o6nuna ieines So6nes peritor.
ben lei Nloior @aulear begah iid
bon pinigea ARonoteH 5il ieinent
@obn ndMoen ieiaa Satin ben @er.
lebAngeu eines llufaQes crlegel mar,
0a Nc bon etuem Noofo6rer III Sn.
aersiopn umgeriiien uno DerGebt
lpuroe Scit oieier 3eit frdnfeltc Ser
Niaior inlo fonnte iid] nidt ipieoer
erholcu Ger 8er6lic6ene bate Gin
gltcr bon Sl Sabren erreibt uas ge-
jorte 3li ocn lpeniael QliserIcicncr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

Sic am Gootenbette 2iucoIn's @breu-
pade I'M @eiBen Salie itouoen
Sobn @Oeu ner6lihen.
SSn ieinem Seim 5u Song Greer,
NlO., oeridico Syobn Socn, scr e6e-
uolige @cidditsrciicuoer ocr 6irma
ScnrD &eiOel & 60, III Baltimore,
@ioy Giicupooren Gn.@ros, fir pel.
dc Iirua cr % Sabre tb1tig geipe-
ieii lit. Ger &eritorbcne mar eiu
So6n BON 1enrD Soelt 0es berifor-
benen Dlitinbaber Der SSirma 81.
Soen & So. Ger Eo6iugeidieoene
murOc i'm Sabre 1860 in Baltimore
acborcn unO ipiro bon icincn S6mc-
iicrn, Srau Charles gl. NtiiQcr eSroit
Soiepbinc 6. @luler, 5rou 9llna
8ub1olb un6 SRI 9tnno ". Soeit,
ionic einem gruoer George Socn
ii6erle6t.
@uroc 6iiufunOucun5iG
Sabre olt
Ger dltcitc @inmo6ner I'M gllter
mO an So6rcn ieincs @o6uIibcs
mar 6rdnciS z grown, ser i'm ga.
ter bon 80 Sobren III @riuceb Slime
oeriturb. Crit Dor einiqeu Syu6rcl
ais ieiiie Satin Oeritarb, 500 iib
9ropn bon ieiner 5orm suriid un0
nabm bel ieinen So6n ggo6nna.
Der Ser6lidene binterldBt einen
Sobu cine Godter, enc gln5abI
@roBtinoer nO 0ieIe llrgroBfinoer
.gcrlon9t $4,000 fiir'S "
6eitSbous.
IoS @'itgIie0 ocs Gclegatcn6olt
icS Gliper 9lcbcrott ans 2ourca,
@lo, Der oudj gIcid5eitig Sem Gircf.
forum Oes 9Ir6cits6onieS 81 Seiiup
angcbort BAT cine Gorloge oisgeor-
6eitet, Oie oenl Sous ciuQereid6t iper-
ocn iol( nod pelber $4,000 ocry
langt meroen inn ooS Gefi3it OcS
Srititiltes 81 oedeit lpel1cS Dor 5ipei
&abren olrh falihc @eroridloguug
cntitanocn lit, iowic peitere $4,000
fir oaS 9lnlegen eines glbpGiicruugS.
SDitemS
Yorf, go, gebt boron.
gluf Sen offentli6en @1Grften in
gorf, 3d. iollen @oogen ouigeitent
werOcn Oic BON ser Staot W9oaB
uuo @eipiht.@erpolter G6arles 3.
9orgcl aeliefcrt peroeu, oomit oas
8ublifum iofort oos @eipidt gcfouf-
ter Noaren nacbpriifen fann
q rs DerOdbtig iu6uftirt.
Sm @ef6neniB bon BriuceB 9(nne
miro g9 6 2onb, alias G6omas
@range, feitgeboltcn, pcl6er in glt.
lauta @eorgin megen ngcblihen
@u6rudeS gelpiiuidt miro. Ger
Nlonn botte IN @rinceB 9lnnc inn Elm
yahtIdger na1aeii1t uno aud ers
bolten 9ei ieincm 6ortgdng trof
cin EeIegramm nebit GcrionaI.ge.
iAreibing oes Samb elm OoB genan
nif oen 0iauu paBte, Ger Oie @ait-
ireinoihoft Der Eoli5ei in 9(niprub
genommen bate GS geIang Dem
Sdcriii 9au6 ein5n6oleu uno i6n
fir Die 9eb6r0en in gltlonto, Ga,
ieii5u6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
MQ0ifQl6eiIllnQ Ser g}erUenI6wddle.

Sdpade, nooie 8erionn gcpoet Sofingsofefeit mO
ibedien Sraume eri6opfenOe 9usac @ruit 9dcu Scp
lbmn Sooroisou abnobme oeS @ctors nO Der Sebfra a
torrb D2aeenOrude Stlbperopfmg Wogte Grr0bn 3tcrn
Ser5flopie 8rtbeflcng @engfidfc n6 Sribnn crobrcn
Dem oSusnOrcnnO" c ul 6Osen ngcuOlder Scrrrnngcu
granOlid in farcer 3c Stnrcn Sauenfn @BiuDfs &rdmp
gebilt mcr6en
maeHate lrsee guta). SUNG m
beranoi
0eutIdeu @riOa.SInit 1877 SAT- 27. Str, Neu gOrt 81 g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

Tic @ciBcT. Wonlpcrl (oui
Stammtiid)) 3 lit icbrcdIit6. mic
iebt Oic 0ciBel ii6er Ser Mlenih6eit
gei6mungen miro 3 Bier lit aud
I'm 5pei @iennige t6eurer gcluor.
oenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

ten, nidlt icbr crfrcpt imo nod)tcn aus
ibrcn @eiii1leil gar fein Scbl 81 no6
wcit gcrin9crcn NioBc fat Dies ubcr SSroif
SnlptonltsfpntrollGlr @lctlncit ols iDr
Der Serr @emobl Ocs nodts i'm Ole 5polrte
Sltnoo nit 0ilfc ron gtorontami mo ocu
orci Slpermrnerorcn in Die Iiir geId)obcii
wlr0c
Gom bc0obcn iidl alicb oic Sipcrnnmc.
rorc III Sic ,Sallcn 9iorOmonn obcr nod
nidt Sonocrl CT giag noG5 cinigc 3cit Dor
Dem Souptdnt oui Der Souoiirobc olIi mo
ob iuo oodtc iibcr glcllg, @rct no 2iicic
gScit6uic nod iui0 on nod cine onGcrs
iilngc Garuc 5pii6cnOurc6 iibcr icin Der.
gal9encS Se6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15

bcni oas 5cuer aus6rad. murOc falt
OoIlitauoig oerni@tet imO bic 6eiocn
angrcu5enOen Sduier wuroen c6cn-
ioaS i6per beicbooigt. Scr &c
ianmtidaoen bctr6gt lmgei0br
S25OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
M q nIiN g}rall0 B.

Sin. &onnl 9rano in Der gSo6.
uuu5 BON GbarlcS Soulf an Der
Northumberland 5u @lomt SBiuans
trieb 9c9cu la1 ll6r 0citern 0iorgen
ole gcioulnlten @ouSbeuobncr in i6-
rem 9ladtgeudnOcrn ouf Oic StraBc.
Der 6ellcrluebr gelang es, oic Slam.
men mittels G6cnifalicn 81 l0ihcn.
@efd6rltbe Suntcn.
PTS III Dem 6aue bon 9iobert
1icb 5ii @ooOlown 9oltiniorc.Gpun-
to, ont Sountag 9IbenO Gin aamiu'
branO entitunO, 0robteu oie aus Dem
aonliu fommcnOen 6unfen iniolge
oes itarfen @inOes cine 9ln5abl al.
Ocrer Sduier mo @ouIidfeiten in
9rano 5u ieBen. 0urb Oas SorrHi-
rcn elmer 6eucr -9rigoOc gclang 6
oeu 9}ob6arn, ser 5IarHmcu Scrr SIT
pcrOcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15


6ral 8eitbuicl ioB nit i5rcr GoGtcg
9ucic in elmer jScnltcrniihc ibres lmcrlncij-
liN aroBen Sobi5ilnmcrs Cir itridte on
eueni @oar Striimpfe mo 2ucic itidte al
elmer Sem0ciipoiic
sSn eier an0ercu 9fiidc beina6 ioipclt
BON ocr niiitterliden eiticrrt, 0aB iia oubcr
Soriueitc gcltcn tomltc fab g}ellp lui0
ierbidnittc
gtieinanO iprad SSrml SSeitbuien mar
NIT SeOoltel bedoitiat Sas lab Sucic
i6rcn &cidt all .5nrinl idmieg oidl iic
obaleicb Die Stllc in oein meiten Hounl nit
ieincr boben Tedc, Gem ipciBcn GiiBbcOcl
lmo Dem foblen 9lcflerIibt ocs pon SoF
1ermIiidbeiilenocn Sduecs pie 8Iei aif 5r
log
euold brab 6rmt @citbuicu Oas
Sdpcigen W}it cinem oorongcbcnOen
Gcli5cr Dos mar lire 9lrt 10, uno 2icir
battc az i6reui Sdlred benierft. Dob iie
i6on ob ino 5n oieie Gepobnbcit uad3n.
obmeli 6egon
60 idrof iie olid iest 5uioiuien
W3ouo iino idl gcboreli 5uln Selii5crgc-
idled)t, oodtc iie, @ret uidt 8, iuie icb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-15
BiRsusWertges fir Sciuder
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-05
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS HAVE GLORIOUS
FOURTH AS TRAIN SPEEDS SOUTH
Gentle Hands of Tennessee and Texas Provide Well for
Joy, Food and Entertainment of Guardsmen-Chap-
lain Reads Declaration of Independence
BY CARL L. ZEISBERG
Euenino LEDGER star Correspondent

PINE BLUFF, Ark, July 4. Second Reg-
ment Troop Train en- route to lGl PasO.-
The scene has shifted and Independence
Day found us slumping along through the
rolling north Texas country on the next to
last leg OF our 300O.mile overland excur-
sion.
TIre.craclters popping and roman candles
squirting from coach windows startled the
cottontalls dreaming of cabbage in the
shadow of the willows and the pickaninnies
sitting beside the watermilyun patch, prov
ing that tho Fourth of July can be cele.
brated anywhere even in cramped troop
train.
But that was not all When the train,
with hoarsc whlstle-strange that the en-
gines OF the dry Southwest should be hoarse
drew up at Mount Pleasant today husky
farmhands, With the stain of fruit and of
dust on their brawny arms, brought baskets
of ripe Elberta peaches and of red tomatoes
into the coaches. "a little present from
Mr.. Britton the president Of the cotton belt
route" they explained, rather apologctically.
The fruit and vegetables were raised on
the Mount Pleasant farm of the St Louis
southwestern Railway and hustled to the
station in n blackboard for the troops. The
troops hustled them to their mouths and
their thanks were gurgled through the juice,
Nor was that all. At wayside station,
where grave looking mule and Il graver
looking darkey were gravely debating over
whether or not the former should accept
the latter's invitation to pull rheumatic
wagon across the track, the train was
halted again and the 1st Battalion marched
to the field. Here the Declaration of Inde.
pendence was intoned to the bareheaded
guardsmen by Chaplain McFetridge. 1t was
impressive for no one save the patriotic
chaplain knew that he had had a bad hour
and a half looking for that declaration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-05
And now comes ROADAPLANE!

The ERSoN-RoADAPLANE is the newest
sef-propelled sensation.
1t equals the exhilaration enjoyed by travel in
the sky.
1t smooths out all roads, banishes for all time
all mechanical troubles, and skaters to hundred
fragments all former motor car limitations.
To ride in this new marvel gives you the buoy
ancy of air support and when at the wheel you
unconsciousy feel the satisfaction of being the
master of seventy-mile-a minute wings
You get all the aeroplane thrills and sense of lin
itless freedom safe Mother Earth.
Man, during all his time on earth, has never
experienced the riding sensations equal to the
Roadaplane.
Here is an absolutely frictionless car-the
Roadaplane fairly floats along the road-it is so
free of all friction.
Here is piece Of mechanism so perfectly attuned
that you are unconscious of any mechanical effort
whatever 1t is in this important respect that the
Roadaplane rivals air craft.
Here is motor that challenges the most acute
cart is so silent, noiseess, so free of the
slightest vibration-truly the work of mastermen.
Here is a SO exact in weight, so carefully
balanced that it is not matter of mere pounds
but ounces. The 4soadaplane is so exacting in
proportions that it is necessary to reduce its weight
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-05
SIXTH REGIMENT NEEDS
ESQ MORE MEN; APPEAL
TO SECURITY LEAGUE
Colonel Ellis Sends Captain Coe
From Mount Gretna to Pre-
sent His Plea for
Recruits
HOPE mo- GET THEM TODAY

Colonel Thomas Biddle Ellis. commanding
the 9Th Regiment, N. @. p, which is now at
Mount Gretna, today made application TO
the recruiting station of the National Se-
curlty League in the Franklin National
Bank Building for more men for his cofn-
mand. Colonel Ellis sent Captain Coe to
this city to present his appeal for men In
person to Colonel J. Warner Hutchins, who
is In charge of the recruiting station
Most OF the men desired are wanted to
supply the gap In the ranks of the four
companies comprising the Philadelphia bait
TALON Of the 9th. caused by the physical
examination of the Federal army surgeons
after the troops reached Mount Gretna.
Colonel Hutchins hopes to get enough young
men today to complete the roster of the
Philadelphia battalion, so that those who
report this afternoon will be able to join
the regiment before It leaves for the mobil-
ization camp.
Special delivery letters were sent out at
once to 100 or more men whose names were
on the waiting list of the National Security
League. In other cases the police notified
prospective guardsmen to report at the re.
cruiting station at once. The opportunity
afforded of prospective immediate service
on the border, Colonel Hutchins believes,
will induce n response that will enable him
to have the first hundred recruits examined
by the medical officers at the local station
on their way to Mount Gretna before night
fall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-05
TROOPS ATMT. GRETNA
BOILING MAD AT POOR
j TRAINS FOR BORDER
Brutality and a Crime, Say Men
at Camp, of Equipment Of
fered for Long Journey
to Mexico
COLLAPSE OF DIR. LYON
Bv FRANKLIN R. G. FOX
nvryiNo LnDonR staff c0rrespondent

EVENING LEDGER stan Correspondents
HEADQUARTERS CAMP BRUMBAUGH,
Mount Gretna, Pa, July 5.--The methods
used by the various railroads in transport
ing troops from here to Bl Paso today were
declared to be sheer brutality and crime
against civilization"
There will be no Pullmans for the mem
bers Of the troops, officers excepted. The
heads hope at least, though to have seat
for each man, instead of piling three in a
seat, as was the case with the infantry
The whole regiment of cavalry, including
the list and I'd City Troops, and Troops A
and G., from Philadelphia, are scheduled to
leave for E Paso tomorrow. The first field
artillery leaves today, while the three sec
tions bearing the 18th Regiment, infantry,
from Pittsburgh got away In record time
last night
DR.. Swithin Chandler, 1916 Spruce street,
Philadelphia, of Temple University, has been
appointed assistant surgeon of the First
Artillery to take the place of DIR. Edward
lyon, of Wllliamsport, who suffered col
lapse here yesterday as the result of over
, work in the field hospital. Doctor Chandler
leaves with the artillery today. He former
ly was captain of Company X, I'd infantry,
N. q. p, and was in the Medical Reserve
corps when the call to the colors was
issued.
Doctor Lyons collapse came after more
than 10 days strenuous work In conduct
ing physical examinations here. He worked
More than 1900 men were examined In one
day last week.
Yesterday his mind is thought to have
been temporarily unbalanced. He was
taken to Williamsport in an automobile
under the care of physicians. officers here
expressed the belief that n few days of rest
would put him on his feet.
Doctor Lyon may have been affected by
the hot sum- officers said.
More recruits are sought in Philadelphia.
Colonel Thomas Blddle Ellis, of the 9Th
Regiment, has instructed Captain Wesley
r. Roe to open recruiting headquarters to-
day at 1910 Locust street and report to
camp with recruits not later than tomorrow.
The regiment which is scheduled to leave
Friday, has quite n large number of men,
Colonel Ellis said, but no hopes to bring IL
up to near it's maximum strength. orders
also were issued to have recruits report to
Colonel ]. Warner Hutchinson, Walnut
Street near 18th
Captain McFadden's denunciaton of the
"sardning" of the enlisted men in coach
loads on their long trip southwark was
made while discussing details of the list
City Troops departure.