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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
Sr. 6rnncc bOfft 5imeriidtlidl anf
ieine g1ominatiOnO.

Sr. Soiepb Srun ,Srancc, Der re-
pnblitoniihc Gouoioot fiir Die Noni.
notion 5iun 9mocsienotor iii &C..
tern BON elmer Gampognctour Olirf
ooS mciilidc Manlano 5uriid9cfe5ri
llno iprod icinc lle6cr5cn9nrg aus,
oaB 6rcocrid-, @ai6ingtou- imO
allcgonp- mS Worrctt-Gountp i6m
enc bctr16tlid)e Stiuimcumebr6cit
llocr icincn Gpponeutcn Gr-(Souuer'
neir @oloSborongb aeben lueroen.
er bat, ieincr ertl1rlmg nad. in ics
oem Der gcnaniiten Counties Die 3i-
llbering ser llntcritiisina an I.
Dlai cr6alten.
tSies mar Die critic Iour, 0ie Or.
0ronce olrd Ons weiilide @lnrDlono
lntcrnommcn bat mo cr iprad iid)
m auBcrit besciiicrter @eiie iiber
ocn bcr5lidcn Gmpinne, Der ibni
BORT 81 Ibcil purOc. ans. Sn 9m,
oerlan0 bate Or. Sraucc mebrerc
Sonieren5en nit oen iii6renoen 6e.
pnblifancrn inO ipuroe in Sancod
bon Captain au6n oem Oortigen re.
publifaniiden Siibrer, empiangcr.
Seine wcitcre Geic fii6rtc i'm nom
Eot Gcpoiit, 100 er icit mebrercn
Sobrcn cine groBe 6arm beiist mo
oclc ser oortigcit Snrmer 81 ieinen
perlonli6en 6rcirnoen 5dblen Dam
nah Soaerstolpn mo @oonSboro,
BON BORT ans fe6rte Gr. 6rance noh
Baltimore 5uriid mo miro morgcn
oocr 0icnitng 81 ieiuer 5ueiten
Sompaguctour bic Nlonlnentenitaot
micoer Derlaiien imo lid oieies @lal
no3 Dem iiioli6cn 1bcilc ocs Stan.
les 0larplon0 beQebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
Nllltter unrfnnft bod Nino.

GDicag0 Sll., 1G. glpril.
Bon Sumgcr gctricben Oerfouiie
6rall @toru 9lo5ensfi ibr 2 Sabre
oltcs aino. Cieic gln8o6en mahtc
ibr 9rioer scr @oli5ci gcoenii6er.
9Soli3eifraucn batten oc6ort, oaB Die
6rau ni6t iiir ibre ainoer Jorge. Sic
benidtcn sic 9lo5ensfi'ihe g9o6mmg
imo ian0cn 5uei ainoer 6al6nadt
nnf ocn 3uBboOen licgeno. Sic ma
rem onrH 6unoer UoIlig cntfrditet
Srou 8o5ensfi iuuroc pcrboitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
seinen gserIctnnaen erIeaen.

9lleganocr $. 5ieIocr bon 9lr.
1921 8risbpsStraBc, Ser am =.
9lpril OicicS Sa6rcs an ocr @arl.
ScigbtS .9lpcnnc. na6c Cones Station
BON ciner Glcttriiben Der nGmou
@rooc-9inic4 iiberio6rcu iuorocn
mar, iit icinen &erletlnacn ociier1
glo6mittog inn McrcD-Soipiial erie.
Nen. Coroner Chambers bonn mitt-
lercn 0iitrift lit bena6ridtiot NOR.
ocu uno miro 6erte cine llntcri.
dung Beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
srio ucrid,,uitnOcn.

Ter ghIicntboltsort bon So6ll
ssropp BON 9tr. iO3. glorO 10. Ctr,
Sigblanotown Der ieit Dem s. 9lpril
ipnrlos peridwimSen it, fonnte nod
niHt in Griobrimg oe6radt werocn.
Nh ocniicIben Gage Dcridponoeil
and $. @oacl BON 9lr. 1882 9loro.
@onroc-Strabe, mo 1qort6o @erO.
ung ci bilo6iibidcS Mdoden bon
Gatonsuille, ,Srou &rapp iit Der
llcber5cugung. OaB OaS Srio geluein.
idjoitlid Ole Stoot uerloiicu bat.
Conrad Ermeut Der in Dem Sauy
ser 6raI arapp logirt, bat iiir oas
MGoden einen 6ait6eiebl ausfellen
laiIcn. oa tic nngeblib $40. Die icnl
giqclt0m iino, mit9cnonunen Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
oic si6liot6cf 0Suie 9sctcrs.

Bel Der 8luAt aonia 9jeter'S ii6er
ole @rcn5cn ieines BON oen ocutiben.
6itcrrcidii6cu G@uippcn ibcrilttbc.
ten SanOes muBtc inter onOcren &c,
Iibt0iimcrn imo 0ofumentcn oes fer.
biideu Soies aud Die 9ibliotbet oes
a0nigs 5lriidgcloiien weroen. Sie
wuroc na6 oen 9lusiii6rlngcn 0cS
9cridtcritottcrS Ger rgtcm 9)orter
CimeS" lmtcr bic Gbblt eincS oitcr.
rcibiiheu @ele6rtcn geltcllt Der Den
9iidcrbeitano ior9idltig mlfna6u IL.
fotaIogiiirte lmo babel cine 6ille BON
9eobohtlmgen ma6ta, Oic ocr 5lir
3eit ocr 9elcbimg in Scrbien lDci.
lcnoc 9cridtcritottcr Ocs amcrifani.
idcu 9loitcs picoergi6t. Gic Yiblio.
tbet aonig 'Eeters lit. ncben Dem rein
bibliopbilcn SSnterciie aud politiid
un0 ais Characterization fir bic Scr.
ion Oes aonigs fir ms bon 9eoeu.
tlm9. Sic nnfoBt All ctwa 100000
9dnoc. Gic dlteite 9udousgobc
itanmtt aus oem ,obre 1928, imlle6.
ri8cn iino nur ucnige Olrd ibr 9GIter
pert6ooac 9dnoc por6onocn. @onao
nig Nlilan begriinoet, uur0e oie 9i
bliot6ef ntter Der Gpnatic Gbreno
pitid criueitert; ferucr iino ole 9iI.
der gefenn5cidnet Die Dor 0erS6ron
beiteigimg DER Sanilie aaraaeoree
mitid ge6orten. ionic icnc 9dnoe, Die
in Der Heaierrngs3cit aonio Yeters
cinoerlei6t wur0en. Gie @iiderei Der
&arageor9euitid Dor ser S6ronbe.
iteigl1ng ent6dlt 5oDlreicbc luiiicn
i6oitlidc @crfe. beionoerS iol6c
ii6cr 9lahtrgeididte imo Nntirp6ilo
iop6ic. Ger 9cridteritatter ibIieBi
6ierous, ooB Die aarngeorgeluitid
cine Sicb6oberci fiir9intlrmiiienihai
ten an ocn Gag lcgtcn oie a1erOmos
nad 0cil porbnnoenen 9iibern 6li
ihlicBcn ilic iibcr cinen ecruilcn
Cilcttontisnns 6inonsging. 9emer
fcusmcrt1 mo aud be5eiAncuo iiir
Die politiiden SDmpatbien ser sea
rogeoraeuiti6 lit Der gr0Bte Sin.
ilB, Der sic irnn5oiilhe SiteratIr,
6eionoers luG6rcno 0cr lebten 3pei
,So6r5e6ntc. ouf 0ie 9i6liot0cf ocs
Scrbcnfonigs odsibtc. So nnocn
iib oiclc frau5oiiide Qrlidc, mo ais
@cgenitiid idut Der llmiang oeutid.
feinoider Siterntir alii.
9cjcidneno lit and sic rcihc Cite
ratur eugliiHcr uno iron5oiiiber
g9erfe ii6er oen 9olfon, lpobei cs iidl
5umciit Inn &eiiebeidrci6ingen TO-
wie politiide 9iidcr iiingercn Go.
tnns 6auoclt oie in ser Nle6r5o6l
als @eihcnfpcrfe nit Der pcrionli
cler g9iomung Der Gerfancr Ser 9i6-
liot6cf ii6erpieicn moroen morcn.
Sic glrbcitsbi6liot6ef Ocs aoniaS lit
5iemlib fleiu mo beidr6uft fd
bnlptiddIid6 ali arieaspolitif mo
oen 0roBierbiidcn @coonfcn Sin
GROCER Sbeil Der 9ibliot6cf lGBt oui
Die groBe Gitelfeit oeS aoniqs idlie
ben ser iih Ourd ieoe periouli6e
@iounng elmer Grudidrift ouBerit
geidmeidelt fiibIte. Gieier E6eil
6irgt cine 5iiae bon 4ropin5iol6ldt.
tern lmO tleinen 3eitiHriiten. oic
va0nie Feter.Souoernlntmern~ Der.
ausgo6en Gie groBe Menge FOLDER
Unit Oem 9ilOe oes aouigs in0 oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

sir oas beutige &eunen 5u Nopre
&c @roce iin0 iolgcnoc 9lcmuugcn
ocnodjt.
f. Heunen 6 8urlongs. Gbeitcr.
ton @'onocacD, @cntIe g9oman
Eoc.leB Y6oraob 9odicl lmo Scrap.
per.
>. &cnncn ~ 6unonaS. 9ucillC
T., G6crrD Ncllc. @obclio, DOC
NlcaIs, Bon Otis. @rcat Iollv. 9li.
nec Z mo 66pmcr.
3. 9lcnG I gfeilc 20 Dar0S.
Eomerlduc. 95apicr 81 99ciB, Csc
Sii 5000 Council, Mounie NlcGcc.
G6eprou mo Satlrms.
A. &cuncn 5A 6urlonas. g(m.
broic E6c @lo5querooor, 6enmouic.
Moriono, &ileu. @olocu Gilt Girgi-
mia o., SQuccler mo ueeu Of ga.
roOiic.
8. &enneu 5lz 6nwIougs. 9iau
Nlc@ce, Naoanc Scrrnann, So
Bono, GOoie @enrp. @irainia a.,
9roomilram imo Sfeer Succ.
6. 8emen 81 Nlcilc. @rcciiion,
0anoiul %iraiiiia ", Gliic 9oucro,
GoSco, 9iic, E3e 9ii Scmper Stol-
mart, 0lcmoru, Srcno, Ggomiuer
Gllcn Smpth lm0 Doctor 3a3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
@inIcanMna nn6 Nudlacitstaa.

So6n Stod, @rdiioent Ocs nS6olia.
@ldnncr6ors, 6caiua ieincn rs.
SodljcitStoo. - Gic Sodtcr 9lel
lie mO GOo wurocn einacicauct.
Ger uE6aIio M1nnerdor~
6rahte elm Stano6eu uno 9lngc-
6robtc Gin Stdnoden.
Sn iro6lic6cr @eiie ieierten ocitcrn
sl6enO Sr- mo 5rol So6n Stod BON
9tr 1712. 9oniiug 9loenuc. loren
iG Sohjeitstog imO gleid5citig oos
6oniirmotionsieit ibrcr beioen God.
ten 9icuie mo @pa Stod, Die aeitcrn
in Der Ct. Mottbdi Stride, pom 90
itor g. Ss. Sohcr, confirmirt pur
Ocn. S5r. Stod iit icit oielcn Sobren
'erdlOeut OeS oSbolio Wianncr,
tors,~ ociicn llitglieoer in Gorpore
eridlicncn worcn mo sur @crihonc.
rimg oeS 6ciies inter Sciting pom
Girigent IS. i. 0luttcr eiligc SieOcr
sum Sortroge bro6tcu. Gice 9gr0Ii-
Dent tSronf ySicsuer grotillirtc Scr
,Sauilic Stod inn @amcn OeS Ger.
Gins unO ii6errcihtc oeu gliidddcn
Gbepoare ciucn pr0dtigcn 9lnmcn.
ltralfB. Nic bciOcn, Gnnfirnloutcn
cr6iclten ac elm 2i5 GoQars @olos
ltiid @ci 6inuoriitiiden &ortrdgcn
etc. perlici Der 9l6en0 in Der iro5lidj.
item SSciic llnter Oeu glnucienoelt
6eIouOcu lid: Nr. luo Srm S.StoI.
tc, Nr nuO Srm $. 9emcr, Sr. 81.
anoup, Der %otcr BON Srou Stod,
Sr Is. Shon6oor. Sri. 9icaic Nieli.
rer ,SrL S6crcia &uoup tuo Sri.
@milic 8noup II. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
SlOn glcscrm 6erambf.

Nm Der See. unO Sharp StroBe
iunroc aeitern Nloraen Ssm. 5oriutb
oon 9tr 400, Sit Clement Str,
pclpuBtloS aui Ser StraBc lieacno
ouIseiinoen unO naH Dem llniper-
lliotS Noipitol oe6radt. woielbit oie
Aer5te eine @e5irneridiitterima fcit.
llellter 6orlDt6 pur0e bon 5ipei gie.
aern an Der gcnonnteu Strabenedc
.ueoer9eldlaaen lnO iciner gonr-
lpalt 6eraubt. Zen Burden eelons
e. l1re 6llldt 5u belperfitellieen.
SSorlptb mnroe ipdter nad ieiner
%oDnung iiberiiibri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
G6edidlluinNLer feitacNalien.

Gem @criHtsDeriobrcl iiberIpielen
uuroen gciiern in Der mittlcren Yo'
Ii5ciitation 3. 5reo @oIfcr mo
9cpis Eounieno, sic am Samltn9
BON @c6eimpoli5iit @o6lcr bcrbqftct
iuoroen maren, ais tic geraoe in per-
id)ic0enen 9aocn on 0cr baltimore
mo Der 9crington-StraBc @oqren
geaen wert6loie G6eds 81 cr6altelt
Iudten. glngeblid liegen ie6s Der.
i6ieoeue 5dne OeS 9etrugoeriildcs
gegen oie Seitgenomnenen Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
20 9Scrioncn Ocr6uftct.

g(ud sic sGoli5ei in N1t. @inous
lmterna6nt eeitern 0lorgcn cine @o5.
5iu. Gie @oli5iiten @ielicIo, Ge0.
nolOS, 9lnel. SobbS iut0 Scips Der.
boiteten in Der @irt6idoit bon Bob
g9ilion an ser &aiNngton Noo0 20
WRdnner, Die nebit Dem Heitanratelr
nadj ser Nf. @inons 9SoIi5eiitation
oe6radt ipuroenl sic wurOeu oes
anae6lid iiusebiibrliben 9etrnaens
anqoiduloigt, m6breno Bob @ilion
oes anecbli9en Iertauis BON Spiri.
tloien am Sonntag beihuloiai
muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

Die oir6 oen &ries 6eruoroeru.
ienc ein3i9orti9e Soge Der oitpreuBi.
iden 9cpolterina bat Die gluregnne
5u elmer glisitellung IN aonigsber9
{. 9Sr. gcgc6eli. Die 9iuiien 6oben
nidi lUeniger ols 100000 @o6nuu.
Gen i6reS Soisrat6S beroubt. oos
Niobilior pon peitercn 100000 @ob.
mlnacn iit bcihdoiat woroen; $4,000
@ebonoe iino in Sto0t imO SanO Ger
,3erit0ring an6cim geialen. Ga ser
Staat oen Gin5elnen oie unmittelbo.
rem ariegsi6docn eriebt, fam Die Oft.
preuBiide 9eooIferung oana6lib an
ocn @ieocraliibou i6rer 6aiher umo
i6re 9leneinrihhng oenfen. 3ur
9eircoigung oeS 9eoorfS nliiiien nc.
ben Dem oiipreuBiiben Souomcrf oud,
oie einidlagigen Snouitriei lm0 0as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
g(mf Scr etrahc crfrauft.

s,r Der Olo6eiciner @o6mlng pur.
&c gcitern gtodniittng scr 81 Sabre
olte @iaiom NlcGolpell bon glr,
1906, g3or0 Bethel StroBc. bon
eincm 9ltihlr5 6cfollcu Gr itiir5tr
ali Oas StroBeupiloitcr, iuo6ci CT
lid auideineno cine @e6irncridittc.
ring 5u5og. Gr muroe in ser g(mbli.
lon5 oes norooitlidcn CiitriftS nod
Dem ct Soiep6S ooipital ac6rodt,
100 Die gler6te erfldrtei DAB icin 81.
itano acknowledgement iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
stilrate uun Ocr laIeftriIdlcn.

Son Scr Glcttrildcu itiir5te &c.
iicrl al Der Gde Scr Goucoro- mo
-StraBe Der i'm 0alic 9lr,
1903. N}aOiiou-9lpcunc. lebenoe %.
minif Gcac m0 crlitt bel Dem
Str5c cincu gui1 ocS rcdltcn 9lr-
mes mo i6mer5bafte Solito6idlir
iuugcn ou gon5en aorper. Gcue
mlroc in oas @lercD-Soipital &c.
i6aiit uno bort in 1r5tlide 9e6ano-
hng qenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
Sic 9sult fiir 0Ollano.

9tew Dorf. 16. glpril. g9e.
gen Der telnpor1ren 8uriid5ie6eimg
ocr Gompicr Ser Sollano 9lmcrifa.
Sinic aus Ocm transotlontiidcn
Cicnit miro oic @oit iiir oic 9lieoer.
lanoe al 9oro ocr Compiler Der
9lmerifoniihcn 9iuic bcioroert mo
oin 2iOcrpool nad Sollono gcianot
pcroen. Gic eriten @oltiaden mcroen
am t9. 9lpril mIf Ser o9leu 9orf"
mo Die ndbiten onI Der n@6ilaocl.
p6ia~ am %. 9lpril BON bier a6ge
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

9tem 9orf. t6. 9lpriL Ger
Eanpicr o9ra5os1 pou ser 9Icu.
gorf imo Eortorico 9inic. 0eiicn
oui 9citcrn auaciette 9lbiobrt ourd
ciucu strife Der NRitalicoer Der Sc.
manning pcrjogert morocu mar trot
bclte Die Rciic an. IS Dcrlautct,
OoB Die So6nOiiicrcncn 6eigclegt
murOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
Der enelifBe glrbeiterunD
bic QDehrbfIidt

@erbeeffisier al einem Ooriiberse'
ben6eu Qrbeiter: nglun, 0err, pi'
beuten Sic bariibsr. fir Sbr 2anO su
idmpFen9"
glrbeiter: .g1ein, iaein 9ie6er, ID
mdq ni6t fGmpfen.
nSie m0aen niht fdmpfen9 500
liinOe ber ariea. ipenn ieber 70 Odhts
pie @ie2~
aS6 0ermutbs. es iuiirbs Iein 3riea
lein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
gIlt an lahrcn, 0udI inna im Nerlcn

N citcr, 9E.Dy iG. glpril.-
@corae 8rimroic, irii6er bcfauni
olS Ntinitrcl mo GdnJcr, lit inn MI.
ter BON 60 Sa6reu nohmals IN Den
Soieu Der Gbe einaclauien. @r uur.
Sc gcitern SRI. @iola aatbarinc
Srueblooo BON SodionpilIe, SlI., Die
icit ldngerer 3eit ais ieinc Sefretd-
rim hmgirtc, augetrout. 1ie 8rarli
1T 81 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

SiOerpool 16. glpril. Inter
ocu 2hncrifancrn sic oui 0em Cant
pier !, ct. 9ous" bon ser 9lmcrifani.
idcu 9inic Die @ciuia6rt augetretcn
6abcn bciinoct iih lbomos 9leIion
Fa9e, Ger omeritouiidle 9oii6aitcr
an &talcu 6ran @agc, Ebcooorc
Marblr5 BON Baltimore, scr iriI6erc
omcritouiibc @clonotc an 9elgicn,
mo SEER mo 8rau z6cooorc @lar.
burg inn.
9otihoitcr Sage fe6rt 6eim nm
cincn hrjcn llrlaib 5li 9cnieBcn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

sSu Der &inoerIiube lon ,.Cc1lidler
sfrieasidauplob4 Qeipielt iperoeu. Die
@r5tante bes 6duies 1T ia un6 ihdut
beraniat au. wie Bic Roasn 0eribeilt
iper0eu.
pIoBlib faet Der 4elieite: .9onis.
9u muBt Der 6inoenbura ieinl"
Die dlte Dame fiiblt iicb eefhmsii
6eli ob folder @bre. ipebrt absr ocdl
o6. ocn groBen 9tuIeniqnser uliiBtc
bod nobl Elm 8ub MAIDEN.
.g2ein neinl" idbreien bn 3IDti,
6rei. mir ale 6absn ieinen Sdnutrs
bart. aber Dur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
Sersins -g1adlridtcm.

Standardization.
Baltimore @aucur8crciu" trof
Sor6crcihmacn sum stiihmas.
icit. Siilismarfeu ouocfauit.
gSdwobcn Gerein4 bait
rclclmdbigc @criammlung.
Observation-Disclosures
oic6t Sitcricit.
Sn Der .gs6itc.Sollc4 on ser
@anf StraBc bielt gcitcrn glbeno
Der Baltimore 9Qpern Gercin"
ieiuc rcgclmdBigc geriammhmg I'M.
ter Dem Goriib pon 9r1iioent Bal.
tbaior 9Sreu. Setrctdr @mil @oden-
tuB prototollirtc. sir 0as am Citcr.
montag itattimocnoc Stiihmgsfeit
plrocn Die lebtcn @orbcreitmgcn
gctrolicu. Sm 9oiic 0eS Nlonats
Yioi nero Der Ierein cincu Sommcr'
Nil9lliig Ocranaltcn, mo5u Elm So
mite crnnnnt muroe. 0as Gomitc be-
ltebt ans oeu Scrren George 9art6,
Sorlitcr, ,So6u glorian, Charles
Selbor0t, 9ln6r. Tcrrdb, &. @oden.
nh, .. &rcll Otto 9ittori 5.
airl1, u. 9ittucr, s. 9ranid, JIM
". @inidiib, 3. 3idtcr, 3. giering,
j. 9iobcr j. aoiicr, 5. sens mo
Nf Sdoll6olt. @crihicOeuc enge.
gan9cne GinIaOuugcn wuroen ange-
nonmcn, mo Der @crein iI6eruabm
1000 0iilfsmarfelL sic inn bon ocm
National SiilisDcren iiir 9iot6lei-
ocnoc Scr Gcntrolmdntc 5u9elonot
woroen marcn. @raiiocut .. @rcll
oQnttc ocn NlitglicOcru 9ittori &ott'
lait mo 81. @odcniiB fiir oic @er-
clnSia5ne, cinidlicBlidl @laS ino
Habmcn lUclhe oieiel6cu OenI @crcin
sum @eiMenf gemaht 6otteu.
~ hmabcn &crein."
Ger nS6po6en.gcrein~ bielt ec-
tern 9Iodmittog in 9oocniieincr's
Nolle on ser Oit 6opctte StroBe
lcnc regclmdBigc Gcriammling-
g'o6 GrlcOiglmo scr IoiicnOen Sc
ldoite miroen pcridicoene einge-
9an9cnc Ginlaounqcn ongenomneu.
Ger Gcrciu beicblob I'M 9ouic oes
SomnerS cincn SonmierouSima n6.
5n1oltcn Sin ueues WlitglicO mllroc
iur guino6me porgciblooen Erdii.
oent So6n Slider iiibrte ocu goriis
ino Setrct0r 9loom Hcutidlcr ooS
Yrotofoll.
" Vcrmonia &cr0uiigun8S.
&erein
Ger n@crnouia Gcraniigimos
@crein gl i. & a. 81 6dlt ieiu
Sltcrieit oni Sonntog, ocu %. glpril,
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elnen 6moriitiideu 9l6euo, uer6rm.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17
0nrdl glntomobil uerlcbt.

Nm Der Sii0meitede Der Goltern,
9lpenue uno ggaibingtou StroBe
lief eeitern DER 10 Sabre olte Sobn
Mouf, oeiien eltern in y1r. S2i, Siio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

Sanomerf auocrer @c6ieisi5ele ocs
Ccntidei 9ici1cs 1erange5oger iuer
ocn Tic gmsitclung iol oenh of
preuBiiben @ublifim cine glusunhl
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idnrntlide @eaenitdnoe Der Snucn
einrihhng Dor 9lueen iiibren ino
ocn oitprcuBiibcn Geihditsleuten @e
leeenbcii geben' id NIT einpouo.
freicn prcismert6en @aoren iiir 0cn
ortliheh 8eoarf 3u Derie6en sic
miro olio oen Gborofier elmer NleIic
trasen mo leoisIid ais &ermiiic.
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im0 Ocl oitprcliBiiben @ie0erueridu
fern Oicnen. Sen @cronitultcrn Scr
gmsneanng lit cs oont Der Soroerlmg
ourh ocn C6erprdiioenieu mo Dem
entgegenfonmen Der it0oiii6en Be
boroen oer Soipt imo GeiioelBitaot
aonias6ere bcrcits seingen ii6 Die
ircie 9enuemg eincs IN Der beitcn
StaotgcgenO geleeenen @elonoes 81
iihern
Die Groinhna Scr oill bic Eaner
BON ieAs 1lonaten berehneten 9lns
iielhing ioll ctma Nlitte Nlai 1916
iiattiinoen. Das eon3e llntcrneh
nlci miro pon ocn maB8cbcioen De
6orocn SitprcnBcnS lpeiiac6cnolt &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

@snn I'M Winier bic sine,ns ibr
Spiel einiteIIen unb iih ihnsn Sit uers
iieden Iuhen. bann 1T es rai6Iam, ieit
ne ndditen Sbritte loraiam au bead
ten, fonii tonutc es eiueH qIamps abe
icbeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-17

Ter &ebensultttelmndet e.
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bat cine 10 mooeme strant0cit oa6
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-08
AIDS TO BEAUTY


4, In rubber gloves will not be harmed
by the very hot water.
Wear Loose Gloves.
In busting and sweeping about the
house wear loose channels or old kid
gloves. which will keep the dirt from
getting Into the pores Of the skin.
IL you have no success with rubber
gloves try the following steps to pro-
tect your hands: Whenever you have
had your hands in hot water and
strong soap wash them off afterward
with Iukewarm water and CASTLE soap
and rinse thoroughly in cold water.
Then pour little gfycerine into the
cup of one hand and rub 1t we'll into
the skin. II you cool the hands off
gradually after every submersion In
hot water 1t will keep the hands from
getting red, while the glycerine will
keep them soft.
Lemon juice Is not only the most eff
fective skin bleach for the hands. but
II is the very best bleach possible
for the nails. You Will not have to
use whitening powders and pastes for
your nails II you will make daily use
of lemon Juice. After you have made
your toilet In the morning and even
ing take an orange stick with bit
of cotton wrapped about the tip and
dip II into q little lemon Juice. Go
carefully under each nail with this.
rubbing plenty of Juice In under the
nails. This will give your nails
transparency which cannot be equal
led In any other way.
Do pay some attention to your
hands, even If you have housework
to do. for neglected hands are ugly
hands no matter what their shape
may be.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-08
HAMPTON NATIONAL.
BANK MAKES GAINS

Hampton. Va, May "A gain ~
*200 600 IN deposits during the
past two months is the showing
made by tho First National Bank, Of
which Harry II. Kim herly IS the cash
Ter This splendid showing came 70
Night yesterday when Mr. Kimberly
gave ONT a statement OF the hank 2
condition in compliance with call
from the comptroller OF the currency.
The figures show that the First Ma
tional now has a total business Of
s5sS SA3. with a surplus ~ $4,000.
and individual deposits Of s450.246.45.
Cashier Kimberly was particularly
welt pleased WIN the big gains made
ny his bank. as II shows that the hank
Is keeping progress with the growth
Of the entire Virginia peninsula
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-08

Pretty hands are 10 charming and
so rare that II IL q wonder more wo-
men do not take better care of this
beauty asset. Every one who gives
enough time and attention to their
care can have soft. well-kept hands.
but not every one can have prettily-
shaped, little hands, and those who
have been blessed by nature with this
gift should take pains to look out for
their hands and to keep them in the
best condition possible.
Oftentimes hands which are not at
all pretty in size or shape are made
70 took very we'll by the best of care,
while. on the contrary, very often
hands which are naturally lovely, be-
ing small and beautifully shaped, look
very ugly through neglect and lack of
any proper attention.
II you have ice hands, you should
take pains to eep them looking nice.
II you have not: why, that is all the
more reason why you should make
the best of them by giving them the
right sort of care.
To be sure 1t Is not always easy for
the woman who does her homework
to keep her hands in the pink of con-
dillon. Household duties have way
of making the skin red and wrinkly.
the nails gray and dull and the whole
hands unkempt
Don't Neglect Your Hands.
You women who do your work may
often feel discouraged about the ap-
pearance OF your hands. You may be
tempted to neglect them entirely in
the rush OF your other duties. But
II you are going out at. all among
friends and strangers you can't afford
to neglect your hands. because strang-
ers are very apt to Judge a person
from her hands.
With little care and by taking a
few precautions you can keep your
hands soft and white and your nails
clear and bright. Rubber gloves are
the salvation of the hands for the
woman who does her own house
cleaning. They should be worn when
ever the hands must be put in water.
But very hot water ruins the rubber,
so they can only be worn In moder-
ately warm or cold water
When you are washing dishes. for
instance, use warm water and soap,
putting the dishes as they are washed
In drying rack. IL you have one: If
not, on a good sized tray When all
the dishes have been washed off with
soap and warm water put the tray
or rackful into the sink for a minute
and pour boiling water over them.
This will not only rinse them thor
oughly, but will make them dry all
the quicker. And your hands encased