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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
0llclr Gtrifer perAaftct.

Mciierc oWt 1tritcr Der 6irniu
8. 0jreif y Bros. itanoen geiteru
Glorgclt por Slid)tcr Dcou III Ser
uoro6iili,beu aSoli5riitation, 5dulnlt.
licbe purocu inter uerid1icoeneu gIus
iduloi9lugcn Dem @criHtSperfobren
iiberpielcn. @orboro Iporof, gyrous
ces Goorof 9(nna gSotiou iiuo Se.
len Eronef, bic onaeblicb Sic n SAB.
re olte Ebercia Gbons BON 9ir. 2013,
Git@ioolcs 5troBc, nachoen 0ieieIbe
bic 6abrit perlaiien bate, angriifen
lul0 pcrpriigcIten pnbci Oos WlGos
den ciHcn @rlc5 oes 9loienbens cr.
ltt nurocr gegei ie $500 Ailrgs
iMaft oeit Q5roBgeidlporcueu iibcrs
antuortct. Iie nloeren bier, Moics
,yrcg, glotDon aliucman glma Oh.
pall lulo W}arD 5bopif, bic c6cuiouS
gagell bobc Biirgicboit Ocm (Scribts
ucrfobrcn ilbcrpicien mlroeu itan-
oqn unter acknowledgements Ocs aus
gcbliCb ungcbiirlirbcn 8ctragcns,
oocr oes ongebliA uncrlau1tcu 9In.
ianmcluS ODER ocS ollgcblidclt glus
griifS. Sic syiibrer ser uglnoIgo.
mateo CLOTHING gSoricrs oi 9lmcri-
ca sic oligcblicb oci Strife ms
Scbcn ricieu mollen einen SSouo bon
iugeiGbr $4,000 inmntelm um sic
9lnoclegenBeit 5u ciucnl criolgrcibcn
Groc FiiGreH Sit f6mlcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
@enM bet &iIGcn
idJmcr3t, bcginnt
init S0I5eu.
RciniGt Gnrc glicrcu sniucilcu,
iucuu SGr regelmdnia
5ylciId cFt.

gScocr Wirn nod s5rat bcgcbt
cincu Srrtbiut lpcnn iic bci rcgcl
udBigcr TtciicbnoGruug ocIcGcntlic6
ibrc gicrcn rciniocr Iogt cil bctaln
ter 9lr5t 8lciicb 6iloct Surnidlrc,
pclrbc oic 9}iercn Gorcu ocrdt pcr
ltopit ooB ic mtr cincn GDcil Der
9llltabf0ae im0 Der SiItc filtrireu
mo Sbr odbcr crfrdlft. 9lbeimds
tiSmiis, aopficbmcr8cit 2cbcrfronf
bcitcil TcrbofitGt, %critopiuig,
5dipinoel g(nfdac, 5Nlofloiiofeit,
0loiculciocu fou1nct foit olirMwcd
bon bcrltopitcti 9lieren.
Sn oent W}olueut, no SS1r iii oci
9fieren ooer I'M &iidcn Gt9mer8en
fiiblt, ooer penn ser llrin molfi9,
ipioria, Doler 9lieoeric6lGgc, tnreaeI
r6Big oocr nit brcnncnocnl @eiii9E
ccr6unocn ilt 70 fouft bier lln5eu BON
oSoo Suits III irqcno elmer 5lper
laiitgcn 9lpotbefer itrO ncbmt 0ouon
fiir cinige Ta9c ic cincit Ebccl6ficl III
cineW @los bolI @diIcr ppr ocu
tSrii6Itiid. im0 Glrc gticren ucroer
qut arbcitcn. Ticie bcrii6mten Sol5c
iin0 aus Sroubcnidurc itno Gitroncr-
ioft bcrgeitcllt nit 2it6io pcr6tnocn
itn0 per0en felt (SencratioHen Be-
nibt Inn sic 9ticrcti 5u rriuigeu ino
Dcrcu EbGtigfcit au5nrcgcn. 9luc5
nclitroliiirt cS Die @orniGlirc 10 oaG
lic nmt ldnGcr rciaboft inirft mo
ourd @loicnlei0cn bccn0et pcrOen.
uSao Salts lit billiG uno 6orm-
los, cs biloet ciil ongeuebncs, crs
iriicben0es 2itbio'@aiier, iuelnas oIlc
reGelndBigen 6IeiiMeiicr oh iino Su
Gciuten ioIlten ilm oie 9licrci ino
oos Nlut rein 5u 1olten moourd
eruite 9ticrcutrauIbcitcn ucruicocn
wcrocn. (gln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
alrac GtaOiucnigfcitcu.

Iri E5eurp WloscoipiG bpn 9}rus
Sorf 6iclt ociicru @littog bci ocm
@imAcon iltt 5Gitb4@lifb4 ii6cr sic
DIiidtigTcit 6cs observation-disclosures Y
3pci oemofratiibc Clubs III Git-
Baltimore 6a6eu Sru. ScnrD 81.
9Iiscl alS @litolico ocS 8ucitcn9fotbs.
3pcigcs dn Stcllc oou Ir. @co. Sel-
lcr inooiiirt 8efdnltltt6 lit ct, &cl-
lcr ais Dlitglieo ser Spirituoien.2i.
cellj.9cboroe ernafnt lporoen inns
tritt icilt neueS 9(nt I'M Dloi all.
Der Hedtsnntuolt gSnt, 6. Gorroa
III geitcrn ols Gequriter fit oos GiS-
creme.@eIddft BON Sranf iuiO I6o-
mas & @iticl6erger III 9}r 1882,
5iio.G5urles 9traBc, crnonnt por.
Sen.
Gr.@oiuernclr sSo6u a 1eucr bon
N1ilaoelp6ia troi geitcru bier ciit
uno lit scr @olt oes Sru. q. Al.
Scott III Molono Yarf, no Iir6 Srau
Gener icbou felt ciniacn Eo0cn &c.
finoet.
llntcr ocn 9lllipi5icu Der ,Gbcoios
pbiid)cn 0jeieQidoft" pirO 81. gg. g9.
9dtcr pou @aibingtou am Montog
g(odlntlttdg i'll DEM 0ffentlicbcn So.
fale i'm rs. 5totfiperfe oeS ,SSi6eli-
tg-@ebdlioes" cinen @ortrog ii6er
u1er Menih uno ieiuc @eitinmine4
balten.
Inter Den 9luipi5ien Der uSsroeli.
tiiDcn Stills. @eicaidloft4 fiir sic
not6lciocnoen Suoen III 0cn bpnt
aricgc ii6er5ogcnen 2dnoerL lit iii
elmer @criomltllung III ocr SSobHuug
ocs 81. $arrD 6rieocnpolo 6cihlois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
9lenerin attndirt Nornlann.

gbnl0ig hciuoclt Samcs SOL.
liilqswurib. cincn 8orHiom III ocll
@crfaI Scr SSirma 1winocIl 8ros.
Init rinen 9laiirneiirr ougeoriifcil
ino gelcbuittcu at babeIi, ipuroe &c.
Ttern sic g2cgerit 6. @oi6iuaton III
Der iiioweitliden 4oliBeiitation bon
9liBter 5diru oitf 30 Ia9e in's cje-
f1HgniB geididt. Ger g(ngriif ami
Sen &ormonn BON Seitct ocr 9legc4
rim ioH iid am SSreitag Wlorgen 3il.
0ctragen babeu, mO So[ingsportg
tulg einc @ln0c am g(rnc oauon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
DlutorrnO imO 1SitncDsguS III
GuIliiipM.

glu ocr &rcl5uIg 0cr 5oDeitc Ctr.
luio Fattcriou&art gloenue coIlioirtc
geitcrll 9lbcuo Gin sSitlcp Bins, Der
pou Con. Sellg bon y}r. 32, gtor0s
@cutalouiir, aclenft pur0c, NIT ocmt
Nfotorrao bon gSilliont 8. Nladclpcil
pon 9lr. 49, 5iio Eattcrion@ @arf.
glpcrc. 1rl 6. Noron bon 9lr.
2237 6oiruroimt9Ipcy bic iii oent
@citcmUagcn ocs Wtotorraocs iail crs
fit 5ablrci1c AbiAiirilngen. 9eioc
WlQidliucn plroen bci6doigt, iluo sic
ScNfcr ocr Sabr5eligc miiiicn bcllte
IN ocr norooitlidei Eoli3eiItatiou cr.
iGcincn oa lie an9cbli@ riidiihtsloS
geTdbrcl iein loIleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

sSlt ciucnt 8ololiinlmdarel 2aoeH
an Der Er9ipect glBcNlic inl 9loldnS
&artiuiirae aeitert 9lbeuo Sorrv $,
SauIer non eirenI ultbctonutcnDlan-
rc inter 8orbalnlng eines giepolbers
iuit $5 6eroii6t SIR Soliier Itauo III
icinen gaSeh, ats bet llnbefannte,
Der unecid1r % SABRE aft it, oas
@cibdit betrat inO ocu Better mlf.
ioroertc, fiini IoQars ani ocH 2a.
oeniiidl 81 legcu ST. Salier tuei-
gerte iidl uatiirlid lno iii nddItcn
9figeubIide ia6 er cnen 9epoIuer
Dor ieinen 9lugen Tcr 9l1ubcr for
oertc Srn Sduier aiif i6nl id)HeIl.
itens Oas @eruiiuihte diis5u6Gnoigeu,
dr0ernfauS er i6n cine 9o6ne III oaS
@e6trn iogen luiiroe Ger Guocnbe-
iiber 50gerte aucb niht lange iuO
lcgte cine $5-0lote aitf Sen TiiH, Die
Der Ndu6cr an iid nabm ltn0 Odnn
mis ocn Saoell ocricbpaao Tie 40.
li3ci uur0e bcnaAriMtigt inns 1T Oent
9diibcr bercitS oltf Set Spitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
aLMffnrnrrlinn.

SScrr sSobann Hipten moBnboft IN
@onbnrg 4, 5opbien StroBe 27 ei.
nc Ercppe crudt bicrourd icinc
@rii0cr, @crn6nro uno &ctcr gtipfcn,
Iowic ocrcn Stinocr dlS altcb icinc
&ettcrrL Iietrit0 ul0 9cilboro Rips
fen oIs Qsh ocrcu ainocr i5ui ios
fort cul Geucus5cicbcn 5l gebcn llno
etpoS (yel0 5ii iciocn Oa cr In gros
Ber glot6 iit. Der @ittitcaer lit aus
Hrudc III Cloenbitrg gcbilrtig lmO
ninimt da 0uB icine NcrnouOteu ~
MnLtintnro iunhneli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Ginen Ebnuobtsorfoll in eincm
5traBenbnbn g9oggou Der Wiooiion-
Qlpcnie-2iuic crlitt gelteru Nadmit
tag gcgcit 2 llbr nabeo Der McWiecbens
Strobe fSrauleii emma SaDnesy 80
Sabre oIt bon g}r. 1852 @cntaloils
ztrobc. Su oer glpot1etc pon gbor.
les 81 9lcDcr gelang g or. aa-
rciustu, bon 9lr. 1tl6, Siio.aen-
popo. glpcinlc. iic ipieoer in'S 2e6en
5iiriidaurllfen. g}ittelit Der Stro.
Beubabn tormte lie iid ipatcr uad
ibrcr @obtrnq begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Gucc gut, glQcs gut.

Ger 9a5ar oes u@erntanio Gurr.
9ereins@ o6gcidloiien 5e6r
quite 9ieialtate er3ieIt 9lnge.
nc5me geieIlige lluter9altung ru0
aiisge8cihuete iiBau3ieue Griolgc.
Sin glorreiAes GnOe nobm geiteru
Der feds tdgige gdSar 0es n@eruas
nia.Euru-GereinS~ III 0eIen Club
bois an ser gloro-@oes5traB Ger
8eiud mar aeitern 9lbeno beiier als
ait irgeno einem scr auoeren Gage.
gliGt nur sic Dlitalieoer, ionoern
aud 0ieIe Sreiuoe oes gnrr-8ers
Gins, iuaren iton friib5eitig erIfie-
men. sic peridieoencn Gaine nos
rem nit Wleni1en ii6erfiiIlt ino ieoer
9eluidcr aniIiirtc iic5 anf oas @eite.
Sli ocH Ba5arrauu alma eS redt lebs
BAIT 5it uno all oeu peri9icoeucn Sis
icbcu ipiir0en mtsgc3cidjnetc @elAdfte
act5on airit's Grtbeitcr mlii5irte
lit scr 0roben Gitrri6oIc, wu aach
Ntng uno gIlt uad Ser5eusIult
ton5te
CAB Die q &ermiitaltimg cinen ID CT.
folgreiden &erlaui uobm lit iuie Der
A Spreber, Scnrp Spiier6ert, gc4
liern glbeno bemertte, banpiidhlid
Der Goueu 5ettiou 5l3uidreibeu.
Iie 1mucu ar6eiteten unermiiolidl
itno NIT groBcr Siugebuna w16reuo
OCT anu5cn gaode gum @oblgeIiugcn
oes sSeiteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

Iurd OoS 9litoniobil oes @oli5ei.
Gomniii6rs 9lireo gtileS ipuroc ge.
tern slbeno Der ~ Sabre aIte 9leger
RoIauo Miltinion Scr oili etneul
6a9rra0 sic at. @aul-5traBc bin.
aiiiiii5r, III Der 9id6e Ser @}aoiion.
glpenic ungeiabren unO 500 iib 0a-
6ci erbeblide @crleBlngen 8u. 0aS
Nutonobil ipuroe bon sri ,Soiepbinc
gliles glr. 20i0, Gogepooo. .glpenuc,
aeIcnft, pic Den Gerlebten ioiort nadl
Dem DlarDldnoer 9lllgcncincn Soipi.
tai iiberiii6rtc. @ilfinion BAT bci
Dcu lhtiall cine DebirueriAiitternuG
lm0 wa5ribciuli@ au1 cinen 5dd-
oclbrllh crlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
9lMf scr 9SciIeruua.

,Srait GboHaS q @brDod oic CSat.
tm tScHcral Sbrnod'0, oGs @roBmcif
itcrs ocr g6rcimaurer@ III NlarD.
lauh, pclcbe felt pielcu Aodcu VI
i6rcr gSobnung 9lr ld0l, WlaOiionN
9ipeuiie, frauT oarnicocrIag, bciinoet
iidl ati 0erT g2cac ocr 9cilcrlulg,
lSpr ciiiiAeu sliouateu mItBtc iic it'd
III oer lltton Erotcltaut SniirnIarp
ciucr Operation iiir Nliu0oarm uuo
etalcnltcill unter5lcbclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

fen moroclb on 1000 nobIbobcnoe
@loEbensgenoiien weldc nod glidltS
bciGeitcuert baben oas GrFcben 5u
ri@tcn oln ibr 5dcrfIeiu 8ar Gin
ocrim0 Der g3otb 5ll opferu.
Der iriI5ere @otiAoftcr @eIlaniD
Storcr uuo Satin batten enc gnt
0iaf5 bcin Goroiuol 0i66ous. Sor.
Storer mar inter &rdii0ent Glcbe.
Iono omcrifoniicbcr 9oti6after III
@ien. sic bcioen S1Itc oes Gdr0i.
uols rciiteu geitcrl mieocr uatb Git-
cinnoti 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
go8 stn0tIich mnrnr ncitcrl

gos 5tootlico mlroc gcItcrt
2l6euo N ser o9Ircaoia" gcnugcn.
6roi Ebco. 0cubcrgcr iclbit ipicIte
ooS ASiono ino oic $50. Soicp6 @ol.
ter uao @m. Tanuer ipareu oic So*
liitcn.
Sie gcitcrn pcrloutetc, bdt @crr
Geo q. gSillis ieine 9roBe 5orm out
Naf 9iioer on bic Morplmlo Sto1l.
Go uerfoift pcldle OoS gou5e 2ono
5ioilrbcn 5porrops @oint uno ocr
,Sarnl olifauien mill
Der oErafiic Club" miro iein Sab.
rcsbonfctt ani ndcbIten Dicnitog int
u@otcl &cnnert1 Baltcn GoS 2lr.
rongcuicntS Goinitc bcitcbt aus oen
$50. g. q. glliott ~ gS. GrOmolt
s. :. @orction, SS. ". Einglc lmo
g9 s. Smollmoo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
gsiirnidlnff anriifncannrn.

5auulel W(oroipiB bon 9tr. 1901,
Mla0iiun glpeIuc, melder Der @rann.
itiihupg onaeflagt lit iui6 iluter
$4,000 @iirgiNoit ituno, uuibtc &C.
ltera nad) oem @eidngniB iponoeru,
meil ieiu @iirgicbaitsnioua pic 9iirg.
iAait 5uriidgc5oBen but Wloroipit
ioIl NIT glnoeren oas Sous 9tr i19,
$iio.Sunouer 5traBe III 1913 ii
99rnN0 geitedt bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
Sseocuflidl ucrleBt.

Sn ocr itdotiibcn 6iltrir 9lnlage
ali Scr Sarioro RoaO iiel gcitern
9lbeno Scr 3S Sabre aItc 9lrbeiter
Soict6 @rocc bon 9lr. 1913, glbs
bottiion-5tr4 III oem 9lui3ugsic6ad5t
uugei06r 30 ISuB tict al. Gr wlroc
bon ciueul glrbeits. Goae9cn i'll bol6s
beunBtloiem 8uitanoe auiaenmoen
uuo oonn III oer glnbuIona 0cs moro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
GIN fultipicliocr Slonifl.

gSeil III bci icincr Gerbaftiing Gin
groBcs D2uiier III ieinem @eiiBe bot
tc lpilrSe oeitcri oer IA Sabre oltc
ssalnes sSanueD bon Nidbter Smith IN
ocr oitIihcn Noli8ciitotiun init $3.50
itno Soften heitroft sSaunep bella.
Itiate mt GreituG gIDcnn ueridieoene
Ecrioncn drt @roaonap inoeut cr
ocuclbqn ooS Nlciier inter oic glaic
bielt 8u ieiner Gutiduloiguug Gob
cr uM odB er betruutea ivur llno
nidt puBtc mas er tAat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27
,SSunIpriItiIMer gL6cnO

oiilcn blinoriitiihcu glbcno init
olidlcBcnoem @all miro oer v96itc
gloic gltblatic Club Morgen gl6cno
iu @eders 1aIle, 9lr, 1923 geaious
StraBc uerauitalteu Sute 3orbie-
tungen iino vOraeicbcu imo ciii itor'
frr Wcfllb ltpht all crUurtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

9tifito's 2(6idtco.
nS6r Elaec oacr mcincr iliacu
6rcuoeit
Glc) loB idl 6iuter mir olN INNER.
Dorl
3eritreuct eudl i6r SouneI, olif Der
SSui0clL
S6r ieio iebt cine birtenloie 5c6oar.
sd licbtc etd o0i ricl 5ll iultcr-
ihci0eii,
Oh pom encb cNcr olldl riciu cigen
iuor
Der eld5 geuialiit inuB eiid III 3ii-
flr1it nliiicf
&crilildlt nod NAL ic1 ncrOe rams.
0cidli1iiienl"
Qrnlli y@Iailbcn Sic mir
licber ,Sreano, sic Gbclt pcrocn iul
Nnmel 0eidloiicit uIaS qlmr
bc id aert Onrlmi lit oud 10 Nidl-
der ndcb icincr Npd5eit lUic plto ocn
golfcu gefollcn4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

&on 2aitauto to0tgcfab
rem
gdti Sem Ncge 5ur 9iegieruugs.
outderet III welher er III bet Mono.
c.qlbt6eilmg bcid,ditigt ipar, luiir.
81 bet ISL Sabre alte glrtbur Y. 9lli-
iol bciiu llcbcridreiten Ger @45try
0idjt lueitlid Der g}oros@apitol. 9trv
Uou clicm gditartouiobil 70 imgIiid.
lido iiberiabrcu, OaB er bereits auf
Dem transport nad Dem GoiudltD.
e,ojpitol III oer glin6ulan8 itarb. Ger
llugIiidsial lit inoirett ailf oen
ihucrcu Ghuecitlrlu 3uriid5uiii5reu,
0er 3ur 3qit berrldlte pro icoe gluss
iiHt 0eriperrte.
Ger gcifcr bee 2ulhpaaclS leiitctc
oeM &crllgliidten bic critic 1iilie
lmo tria i9u Damn init onoercn 9lu-
apitclltcu Ser Aegicrluiqsorllderci,
0ie air Dem @egc 3ur glrbeit sic lIn+
fallitcIle paiiirtcn, it cinen III Der
gtdbc bciinolidjen 2oocu, bon mo aus
oie glmbulan5 6crboigcruiea iuuroc.
Nniion bate aiibcr eincm 5AdoeI4
had nuh id5pera GietiAungen on
ocr g'ridt nlainnerc &erlcbuuaen crs
IticN 0a oaS itbpcrc 05eid6rt oircft
iiber ibn 6imDeggcaaugen mar
Sor. glIliiou mar ieit 25 Sdbreu in
orr stcgicruaasorudcrci tbdtig imo
aeb6rc ocr uGohunbia GDpograpbi-
caI llliou 9lr. 10l~ MaiDiu9ton, an.
Gr biiitcrldBt alBer iciuer Satin
8odj cinen 5o3n, sSo6u i. glaiiolt
NIfobpl &ieeit5beborO 4
iu 5iBurg.
4or 0cm a@rciie 8odro@ wcrocn
Horaen into Dtcaltog iiini &erD6rc
itattiinoeu III ocnet iibcr 9lpplitos
tioueu fiir ucta 5HautIicen5en nno
llebcrtraauh1 oarartiGer Gircn5cn
euiiArorn iucroet ioll. llcber rad
tcbcnoe 9lpplifutioHcn miro ucrban.
0clt perocu lGoutag 10 ll6r Gors
uittoas 9lpplifalt So6n @alib,
prrtrctcn ourd 9luuolt lt. q. Nos
ieubcr9 iudt inn sic grlaubHiB nad,
ciilc Shnlltpirtbicbaft III ytr. 1926,
li @tr, 9loromcit bctreibetl 3l 0iir
ieii. 9lontdg, 2 llbr Jlo@m. Garl G.
g'roint uertretcn ourH glnualt Nl.
E 9ioicllberg ni6dbte cine 5daitf .Sis
caH5 iiir 0aS @aus 9tr 907 Il. Ctr,
g}oroueit Dabeu. Iienitag. 10 llbr
g'ornI. Sobl n. GaIg, llcbertragung
poa Gobcrt 81. aearuep'S 2icen8, gtr
90i1a, G45trv Sloropeit, Iienitag,
2 ll6r 9lahnl. DiarD ". acaoD,
IcitameRtSppuitrcderin fir ben pcrs
itorbenen SSpbii acaoD, criiidBt lint
llebertraeuug oer zhontliceil5 OCT
@aihpirt6iDaft lit 9lr 23lA, Wl.5try
gloromcit 1icnitng 3 llbr 9ta6m.
Gllcn -. 9lioroon IcitorentsUoQ-
IircderiH oeS ucritorbcneu 2. 6.
Nioroon llebertragung BET @hant,
xiccns scr cSairuirtbihoft III 9tr.
227 Y. 1tr. 5iiopeit aiii i6rcn 9lo-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-27

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-22
The world is woman's book-Rosseau
EASTER.

Take hope out of the hearts of men and
there is little left.
Without faith that tomorrow's sun will
cause the crops to grow, fields would be I'M
tended
Without belief that there is redemption for
the sinful, lives would be given over to material
pleasures.
The belief IN the tomorrow is the force that
sustains the energies of the world. We see
death in the beakness of winter, but there is
no death. Nature is simply working in another
way There is the certain knowledge that the
sun will describe its orbit and that when the
breath of spring is exhaled upon the earth
color and life will follow it.
The seed dropped in the earth will in time
be a plant the acorn tree and the child an
adult There is the mystery Of life and sci
ence stands baffled before it like the archae
plogist before the sphynx.
What men call death is but change The sub
stance and form of things change before men S
very eyes, yet men decry as impossible a
change from substance to spirit, and the resur-
rection.
They deny the life hereafter when all about
on every hand is evidence of never ending life.
They witness the resurrection Of plant life
and declare it to be a miracle vet they will
deny the doctrine of life hereafter
Truly there are none blind as those who
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-22
Pure Blood

Twenty-four hours after you start to
take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, poisonous matter and blood i'm.
purfties begin to leave your body
through the eliminative organs.
It brings new activity to the liver.
stomach and bowels in a short time.
thus causing sallowness, indigestion
and constipation to disappear.
1t enters the tiny blood vessels Of
the skin. bringing with 1t fresh Vita
liked blood; and abiding faith in its
wonderful cleansing power has come
to thousands, when pimples, boils. car
buncles, rash, eczema, acne and other
skin troubles dried UP and disappeared.
Good blood means good health; good
health means strong men and women.
full Of vigor and ambition, with minds
alert and muscles ever willing. Any
medicine dealer will supply you with
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
in either liquid or tablet form. Re-
member It Is not patent medicine for
its ingredients are printed on the wrap
per. It's a pure glyceric extract Of
roots, made without alcohol.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-22
Bows IN the PuTpTe.

Mason City Times: A church in
Chicago is trying out the experiment
of using boys to deliver sermons on
Sunday evening and the experiment is
proving a wonderful success. The
boys have way of innocently pre-
senting plain truths which are won
derfully effective in creating senti-
ment. Last Sunday nights sermon at
ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, Harrison street and Ashland
avenue, was delivered by three 10.
year-old boys. They read their prize
essays on What Do With My Spare
Time" The Rev. Roy l.. Smith, the
pastor, then gave a short summary
Of the combined m essages.
'The essays written by these boys"
he said, contain a vital message to
every mother and father in Chicago.
1t is solution Of the boy problem
as viewed by the boys themselves.
Have your sons form the friendship
of good books, aid them to develop
some special talent such as drawing
or music, let them play healthful ath-
letic games with desirable compan-
ions and see to 1t that they learn to
work with their hands as well as with
their brains
Frank Capek read the first prize
essay. for which DR.. Smith presented
him with a camera. He spends his
leisure time in mastering the violin
and in playing baseball, football and
marbles. On Saturday afternoons he
aids his mother to clean house and
chops up enough good wood for the
following week.
Saturday evening is devoted to
reading good books. An hour is
spent in Sunday school on Sunday
mornings. In the afternoon he at
tends ball game or goes roller skat-
ing.
Isadore Rosen won second prize, a
gold watch. He occupies his spare
time by attending the Chicago
Hebrew institute, reading books and
attending musicales.
Sam Fagen received third prize, a
fountain pen His leisure moments are
spent in developing a talent for
drawing and in reading.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-22
SENIOR CARRANZA's OPPORTUNITY.

+ SENIOR CARRANZA's OPPORTUNITY.
Everything encouraged Senior Carranza IN
advance to make his play of demanding Amerl-
can withdrawal from Mexico. He saw how our
government failed to move up other troops to
guard the border, denuded Of regulars There
was glazing indication of the admimstra-
ton IS intention to call back Villas pursuers
soon He saw the readiness of our admlnlstra-
ton to renounce the military employment OF
railroads on the military route and its willing
ness to sneak humbly and shamefacedly around
Mexican towns by means of laborious detours,
and in this he read the purpose to save Mr.
Wilson s face with the least possible disturb
ance. rather than any stubborn Intention to
catch Villa. He saw how the original orders
to Pershing were exhibited at Washington
some DAYS ago as a means obviously Of lead
ing up to future order to bring his men home
and here was more confederation Of the immi-
nent probability that the regulars were about
to be called back.
No wonder then that Senior Carranza saw the
advantage of calling imperiously on the Amerl-
can government to do that which he deemed 1T
about to do in any case. Apart from the fault
it seems to commit in turning back out OF
breath, empty handed, with Villa unaccounted
for, will the administration further stultlfy it
self and the whole United States by allowing
Senior Carranza to masquerade as the terror OF
Uncle Sam?