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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

ilirengen 8liden an lno fnbr umbc.
irrt fort
ugSir niilien willen ipcldlcn SSc
Sicic Wcicllidoften iiir ms baued
wcrocn, pcnn Oic 3cit Mi 6ar9eln
tommt, oie nidt mcbr icus -. J9ir
ipoilcn bon ibnen iclbit horcg pic
iie iit5 oie glu5fiibrnng 0cufcn Ncb
ic gum @ciipiel. penl elm ollacuci-
ncr glusiiano angclo9t miro, oen &c.
fcbl gebordci pollcn mo S0nstcr
al Sdulter Iicbcn. nii6tcrn, ebrlidJ
lmo miirid)tig, 5rieoen nitcinan0er
boltcu mo lcj oem &crtrog itntcr-
wcrien, 0cn lore 6iiHrcr 0crnn6en
iuerocn, 81 i6rem @oble 5i idlieBcu,
ob iic ibren Gorgelceten @c6orloin
leiilcu, Die ldipndcu 9riiocr ernum-
fern mo iih ieOem olliriibreriiheu
@ebobrcn itsift pioeriesen uer6enY~
n9iatiirlib perccn lic OaS, untcr-
brad i'm acuuetb, oOaraui bcrubt ia
ilnicre gon5e ~
nSir miinicgen 5ii eridbren, lpie
Diele lid oo5n pcritebcn peroen iper
ec ernit Oanit meint llno ipie qroB
an0rericits Ole 3obl ocrcr III lUclhc
oas 3eidcu oob Der gfieenblid oes
Sanoelns gefomnict it, III cincni
gnn5 anocrn Simc oiliioiicn Sir
ipollcl ipiiicn. tpcr sic iino,pelDc mir
aif @clcgen6cit 5it Gunult mo glili-
rubr morten, melhc ibre 9Irbeiigcber
auspliinocrn nodten imo ipdbreno
oes Streifs auf Soften Der @ciell-
id)oft triufcn berirnhlngern in0 idl
81 Oel 'robef, 3iigelloicn Sdnrcii ge.
Iellei Die cine Shmod) ino S1on0e
fiir jeoe gcregelte @cnoiicnihaft iiro.
g0ir miiiien Die Seiite fennen lcrnel
melhe sic @eielliaoft mlr 5u eircm
Dedluantel fir ibrc siaene Soiterhaf.
tigfeit, globeit, Srdgbeit lmo 9hldDlo.
liqfcit nlocben mollet Ga3i gibt g
obcr ium eil Wlittel: gSir niiiiiau Sil
Ibuen Qcben, nit ibnen periebren lie
iebcn mo boreu, ibrct lht an Bic
BroDe itellen ltu0 crinbrcl mas ilc
bofien, critreben lnio glaibenf @iil
ou si Dem llnternehmcn bcrcit2~
frogte Ell init leiicr, tcilrr Stinmc
lino iob ibu mir ourdoringcnoem
9lidc an. (6ortieMna iol0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Gcuiidle lat10liidle @irdlrn Ia Baltimore
uno NiorDlano
LMt0cmpI0rIIIen.0 0Icmcm0cnl


ct. glwbuuiaS airdic Ode Yorls
2lucmc ulD Sataioan SiraGc' Rnlcr
9anrenius NiBucr, Nclpr, Yaicr YAl
lipp alobbab, 4aicr Sobam ~ GollD
@nicr gSilbelm Niuongr
ct SoiobnS 9irdc ode ellSqulil's
uu0 Ooecr SuaBei Roicr Solepb 0lnt
( &nicr Haul Nuber &aier Rcict gSdt
tipacr Ynter 5olepb Stul3. 4satcr 5. y.
pici0er nuo &aicr Sobdmi NlcIcr
ct. NhhnclS .Airdlc Gdc gSollc
uuo Vomboro Strnbc; Ynicr Solcpb
gSiicL Nelior; @nicr %bilipp Colonel
Batter &clcr 8adc, Raicr @crnato
9ucduo, Raicr SenpOlo NbrcNt
3cr5 Gcin&irdie .. @iranc uno
Softer glnemIc, 0igblaoiupn; Ydter
6ralBisiu5 Ndrcnbnlcr Hcttpr; Nuict
auQultn gRciiicr &oicr Sobann @ramb
&dter @mil Ncuier, Edicr rs 1blpctB,
Raicr sS0hann 0irocu
Ct gGen8eslauS Nirdc 0obmilNc)
GollinQionz lllo Nlbldn0 glucnuc; Fdtet
,Soicp6 0ilo, 9lcitor; &aicr 9Scn3cslnls
Wlcli0ur, 8aicr AugnIiil Ecrnnci
0apnsincr QicmrinDc.
ct. Better uuD @anl 4irdc in Onu
6crlnno 9lsb. &ater Gnmiuii Gdlitlicr
9ciior; @aier glbau Gammel mo Yatcr
Simon NupIcr. Nai 0jencnocldnle
nit 345 Slinocri
glnbcrc lniboliidlc GIemcin6cn.
Gk QuiUnins Nirdlc so 0idrbcnplllc
@ater a. q. Sncll. @nr0cnbillc
Ct SDiepbo @emcinoc 5u Ncdcr an
Der @cloirs9lono; Ratcr Gbns. s. Grlnis
ana. Meiipr
SI. areu5 STRIDE gseits, nobe 9igbts
Strabc 8ntcr glrrin @anp uHo 8nicr
Anoreas Gngelbar0t-
IA III, 9lothhrlicr Nirdle - W4unnts,
nnbe 0er 4ratts SiraBc; 8cneoliiiners
sEatreS Rrior Alcrius @rdB uuo ASaf
ter Gmloous Niiiitcui
St Mlaricn,9irdlc, 29aibiugton, 9. =.
~ @atcr S, ". goiD 9icttpr, lino &aier
Geo Gticrbciu
Gcuildjc cpanacIiidBe GOnD0e bOn
9iOrO glmcriin.
ct. Wlaitbai,@irdBc 61beiiesSir.
imo @cnrnl glneHuci %alsor =, VS. Sos
der. 9lr 1900, DusTaDctlcsGirnBc
ct. eHias @irdlc penrletins ulo
@uialus sStraBe; Ealtcr q. s.. Nlemnic,
9ir 421, gSeitsS ScnricitasStraRe.
Gf SDblnncS Stride ~ Gde Sons
barb lin0 Gniberiues Strabe; Yaltor Y.
ej SiiuSler ylr 25t6, gSeltsSonlbaros
GiraBe.
@errinigic GDaus Stride @enion;
9alior Q1m @ab ylr 023. Gait ADeune.
GDnrurbins 6irmc geolbr0olsgUe.,
nabe Ragious GiraBe; @aitor 81 Biclc,
Or. 2032. @eitsgiorib sglncmle
GbtiSinS Stride ~ &eopns, uobe &cs
rahlrsStraBe, 2ociit Boiut; Rallor y.
@ricienciiicr glr 1900, @calons 1ttoBc.
ct. 3UhanNc5 Girdle 8iN0les@ ~.
nabc BcnniNpuniQsg glpcmc; &alior w.
81 9luibcrbaor, SIT. 1910, WlBrilerglOe.
81. .slnih. 6rir6crS 0jcmcinne 9eas
oiions@irdbe iino @means2lilcU; &aiior
GDas Gocrs glr 28ii, NiblanosslueiuIc.
CT. WiatbbdirNirdlr @prillcbs glpc.,
5oneiteoo; 9soiior a. Otto Gellcr, ylr.
1913. 0nneiicaosG sGirnBc.
GpnrDrbin STRIDE g4nibinaton -.
IS, @aitor Saul 81 WlcuBel glr. 1920,
GsEirofc. gisg8 @Gibnl9tpn s.. 8.
ct. Wlariini STRIDE slnnnpolis,
80 Roiior So. s.. 6arl 0aa5. ylr. l6'
SrnucssS sStroBe, glunnpnlis.
0.nigrnnicubdus ~ Rnlior Oi!o Apb,
gn 1912, @eaiuHs sStrnBe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

NInDuris @OuDpc.
WciNlcbcm Stride GollngiorsSpc
nus Gli0ers StraBe Raiior Geo s.
Splmau 9ic 22tl. EEsGli0era a@raBc,
Baltimore
Smmanncls STRIDE Caroline, ua'
6e Baltimore GhaBc; 8nitor " Nurs
6cuh glr- 2I SiiosGarolincsSiraBc,
9aiimcrc
Niartiui airde ede Sbarps mo
s@ircBe; Rnior s. s.. Stef'
icus SIR. 807, Glib SbarpsSiraBe.
Baltimore
e. &onlS Sirdc Saraiosos GtraBe
uno Ercmortr2ucmci &oiior @Drlnlan
Niihn, gir S11, Wcli Sdralpga s@irdBc
Baltimore
ct. ghumas 0irmc - edc @uloslis
unD NlarD glnnsStraBe; 9niior 0enrD
WndenDcracr 9r BID, SDos* *uloots
SHaBe, Baltimore.
NliHions Wcmrinbg IN GUcrIca - @as
pur q N Jlobui
Wliiious cjemeiuoe in 9atIanbtauu
lSnlior lSm Eobcr. yr 46l, Stln'
NiQhlGn0s sglpennr
Ell SDbauucs STRIDE 5u Cjlcu @rm
Rulior gS C 0oll5, @Ilru Arm galtlr
more Gountn.
50. Iui6. Nirdc SO 9iuasuille &as
ltpr R '1otAcL StEaepllc, baltimore
Gpuuiu.
GrgirnislCitS Girdle su GnmberIono
RnliOr N(0rt!H (D0llneler, Guinbers
lono. DIS, N1cQonhs s@oniN.
81. 'nib. Girdlc so ErcitCn, Caroline
Gpuntn 'galior Saiob SDrber, Yrelton
op. Iiiib Nirdic, Gicuna (&orcbeltcrs
@ouniD) ~ Baitor Salob Srrber. Fres
ton, N}o
ND Int6. Airdc sm glrrIbent (Gdr-cis
@oimlp) Yaltor = 3. Iinmermonn
2Icciecnt. Nlo.
0b. lutb. Girde 81 encH6wnic, Slnne
gruiocl'Gountp ~ Foltor y. s. 4R.
&oru
81. Ini6. Stride 81 gomie, @riuce
Georges GonnD Raltor ylobn pen
lDerled.
coien NiiE0nar Falor glidl: Gis
ril, Nr. 1920. CiisQdliriorerS rStrdBc
Gcutidjc rcfDrinirlc Sirdlen.
a. rel. ct. SDhanncS Stride, @alOerts,
aabc Saratoga SiraBe RoiiQr s Y.
0oliier glr. 1912, @cnuetss&lace, Ball
iimore
8. rsi. ct. &anlS sairdlc ode @roaf
mnN mn BroitsSirabei Naltor Fanl
Sdn0b, ylr 312, Sii0s s@aiterl0useari'
9bcnue, Baltimore
Smmanncl Gicrlcinbc. Gdc Sarns
io0ua iino @droercrs@ s@iraBc; %aitur s.
q. @clUlpcr, ylr 3O6, ylnr0 Sdrocoers
StroBe Baltimore
0siic rcf. STRIDE, gHalbinQton, 8. g.,
2 uno glsStraBe Yaltor s. 3. Bue9'
rer yir 1929, 13. SiraBe, H.fyS.,
@Bal6inQton s., G.
Sims Stride ~ Gdc 2li5quit6s uu0
0~L,fo- ~ f,-,ra. Ql,r,r cq,Itt Is C-ottt otn,~
laiie, Nr. 1917, Noros GaroluceSlraBc,
baltimore
Trirbeus 0iyde ~ gdc BeuulpiUanios
Quenue nno Cumberland StraBe 8nitpr
g. W 0irmnter, Hr 607, 0Emberldu0s
3iuns Stride, Gum6erlano, 3d. Ras
tDr ". q. G8uilos, 9lr 1872, yiorOsY(es
dlnnicssE EuaBe Cumberland, Wl0.
Ycihcl OiUNOuS Stride ~ GlliDonDs
uuo Baltimore GraEe; 8aiior g8. a.
Girieielmeicr 9lr 2IJ, SiiOs@dlt dltSglUe,
Baltimore. AlD.
Anbcre bcntldlc luthcrildlc Ocntclnbcn.
1rcicininfciS. 0irdle ~ Eriniins. nds
be 2llbemttrlcs SiraBe; Faltor w. s.. Stcrs
Qcr. glr. COG. ErinitjSStrabe.
TCuiidc laibegiidjc Nirdlc III 0nf
Ncmmarlct. IurHeiicr GUnih @nitcr
Garl Eh E6llnQcr, @nit 9lcunurtef, Wlo.
Sinus 9irdc ~ glDrps @nna, uobe 0cr
2crinQtons GiraBe; Emtor @r Sulns
oomann Ytr 1923. g9cfsGarualesGtr.
Gi. NinrluS Nirnlc @roaopaDs uno
E0irmounis gpcuc, Fniior sSuiob ,S.
Wliucr. @de Braits uno 0hciter ShaBc-
Scbopns &irdlc 60Gin5iSir0Be, nas
hc glrlinQious glucme; 4n!or s.. yiciis
manu-. glr 1924, @enncft z&lcce
SmmannrISs MirdJc, &ambriDgc wlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Gbcl 5 smith miro Cb.
ntani
Jliduer gibbons crnaHutc Scrrl
Coel e zmit6 Anu Cbmaun Der
neuen @rpB9eidaporeaen ueldje rlr
SIC udhtcu ieds @lonaie alsaclolt
iuurocu Sic @eidauoreucn iino.
ql6rabau @ol Sort 9 Clarence
Cmali S0npel y &0paros Sa.
nnel al 1g0leit G0mor0 81. gsbit.
iuro. gqilian @ NiounDer Sarctt
6. &uoolciion s2m y Srsbu So9n
& 9lolou @orrn @ &lcl geilliaul
s. ggospcrI NarrD u 5dticriielo.
g9arlcs s. 2otua 9cnimin 81.
gooms, 8crbert 6. SaDes gsm g.
altoonpp Nlaarrc q 6aines gIoolpb
QcDu, Alirc6 R Wlartin Nilliam p.
granar uuo 8 0lcutou GPpea5ci'
mer
NcruiiBt
Ie @oli3ei mHr0e erilId1t oilt ocn
10 Sabre aItcn g6omos scott 5l
abnoep melder felt GoHncriioa aus
icuer @o6ung III Manuooo &a
Dcritplnoeu 1T Gs mir0 angenom.
men ooB cr iid uad @aIbiuaton Dc.
aebeu Dat
Gorun0 Nuto Golliltou
gIn Ser TO StroBc imo 8eniiipl
pania glpenc g ~ iiic6 elm ggaa
Qnu ser StraBeubaMI @eiellifbalt
uil ocur boH &ames 8 @uibrio9e
oelcpftcn Niionobil 3ulommcn Net
be 6a6pcuac piroal beiddoiat ood
9licmnlo perIebt
Afoiten itiir3tc unt
1prd 0ilasiherben ser @lodc ei.
mes clcltriidcn Qidtpfoiien Scr uoa
eiHem geoscH lmi9ciabren muroc,
irua Samcg Mlutb pon g1r 1905, 81
SiroBc gl.g9 Sdnittpmocu aa
FIRM oopon bic itu NoipitaI 0cr1uis
0ri luer0cil litlBlef
ain0 iibcrfabrcn
Q'ou ciuem BON Charles GntmIsle
non glr $40, @ StraBe, e -, ac.
leuticu gntouobil uirpc an ocr gli.
dolls 9lpcnc imo % Sir0Be g o.
0er bier Sabre aIte @atiou Cilolep
ilhcdabren itn0 trug &crlcBlm9ca
uu linfcn 9ciu 0apon Scrr Gnt
uiiilc bradlte oeu aleineu 81 eiuent
gr3ie u6uo nod glnIc8cn eincs Der
bdnoca Ia 0ie eltcrlidc so6mnd.
1ie &erleBlnacu liHD nid't crnlier
9loinr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

glacb iciucm 3fpeiicn9cIud5 bel Dem
9Soli5eid3ei pcrlieB Drcrcl 0os Saupt.
ounrtirr in inbcbogliher Stiumug.
Gr bate 70 pielerlei 3l be0cnfcn iDnS
fir ibn mo onoerc oou Der bodilel
g9ihtiqfcit luor iuo oodl Lag ibm 1a.
ld)a Grloff lni0 lcine llntcrrconng NIT
i6r iortiudbreno inn Sinn.
Gs mar obcr nid)t ctiUo Ole iniBliid.
lihc 5honc Die nod ibrcn pcrlorc.
men 8rcnu0e iu6te, Dcldc Ieinc 0c.
0nnien ocionacn nobn &ditr er Ia
i6r nid)ts onocrcs pernnltct, ct iUiiroc
Scr rei5enoen 9hiiiin taltbliitig oelf
ibr gcbiibrenocn Klab oui ieiner Scs
id)1itsliiic uiigeipieien baben glcin,
iDic 1ormlos iino ingefiiniielt Saidla
0rloff aucb Dor ibm cridlieuen mar,
Ell iab iic III cincni geidbrIiherct
Sihie ituo alanbte, Dab ibtt gInipcient
belt Ia glelp Dort iiir ibn cine 8eoeu.
hma bnben fonne. bic ion melt ndber
bptrdf ais er iett wuBte
%Du oieier Grpaailna alsgebcn0,
nobu er iein fleneS glot5bucb 3ir
&anD. aus tuel6enl icDer &crinerf
itetS pieoer beIeitlgi iUur0c i0bal0 cr
ietncn lped eriiIllt battle, lui0 t9rirb
Qul ein rcincs 9lait
vGriluoIaingen eIullc0eluanl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

glcpl6Iitaucr mar 9c5iiaIiA 9un.
oesienotor see 6enlcriic Serr Bruce
0aB iicb oeriel6c oiisru6en iollc che
III iid ueocr uH Gin oficntlid]eS gInlt
bepirbt
Niebcmadl 8 ten rel DIE Seiltc.
MdDreno ser gIbcienbeit bon 6rou
&enrn " 9l1c0oHos 6rddeu Eic6c IN
0eren Experiment. IN cincu Soiel in
Naaerstomn Gin mo toblci Sdnnid
ioden ini @crihc uon $500 iomie
Si2 tl 9ooraclo. Cie @oici fonnic
ocn Gie6cn uod uidi oii Die Spm
toanlcn
6iini &eriouen ucrleBt.
sSn 9lu6crono mlroen iini @ai
iagiere crcs qoIoljnacS Scr vSolt
more imo Cbio @o1n4 pcrlest ats
Ser 3ug nn 0cr areupma Der SSil
linuis SiraBe nit elmer &angir
2otonloiioe griouulcniiicB. Gie Bal
idgiere 1otien id 3im shisiteigcn
bcreit aenaht lmo lpIroen ourh pic
GplIiiion 5u goocu aclDorien
SdmmtIihe &erlcBie, s.. s. 0aDi5
bon Cumberland, 6rou Gico 0lote
pou 9lorib Brand. Gpo RDleS bon
6rantfort " @as g. IillmeDer BON
Gumbeuauo mo &C. s. 9lorriiou
BON @bccliua @ @a, fomen nit
lehtcn gIbihiiriiuiecn oopon.
Soper Dor oen @idtern
geiQiam 8. Sopcr bon geodr
(5ropc ocr ocs IootidNagS onaeflagt
lit muroc int 9rcisecridDt III 9lod
billie. Olo.. oen 9li6tcru @ctcr uno
@ortbingion por9eiiibrt Sopcr ii6er-
hl6r nit ieinen 2aitaiitonobu
SorrD " 2otinicr BON griumnono
ais oerielbc eincn StroBcnbo6upoa-
aon oerlieB 2atimcr itarb weniae
Stlnocu ipdicr i'll ciuem &oipital ili
4aIbinqtou Der gluaefIogte ioll al.
9ebld riidiidtslos gciabreu uno DC
trnten gelpeien icin
Guccn gnncs @cfdpo.
rene.
Jlidicr Sopper 500 tilr Den Nloi'
1erniu ocS areisgcridts fiIr Queen
gluucs GoinD in Gcnteruillc, Qlov
iolacnoe Gcidporcitc @illiam Ohio
16omos, Goworo Sc eperett 9}or
ual 2iarfeD. glIcyouoer Soll, g.
5hirais Woo06ono, 96omos s. Gog
Qlcoioro 2oe s. 3lcther SporfS,
gsooolono a. Sinleo, Charles @
9eoaer. Soncs 3. Soll sSobn 0lcG
glohciicr. Robcrt S. @lmlifiu S. a..
5fippcr. G6arles g. Sup6er, q s.
Courier 9lolp6 6 @opnaro. 5rancis
" GnorD. Nl @ori6ineton Norolen,
@alter 2 @rig6t GnorB Z @lougb,
Mobert g8 Ibomns, 2lloroecai Nl
,Bricc, g9illian Al. Stcpens 29n Is.
Icnie0, Gopor0 u 6ortcr, y ~.
@aronrr Glouoc s. 9onern, Spbn
0. @iuuomon s. g @annonO, s.
IS. 1tcpcrs. 5nnmeriicl0 EilgbmalL
SarrD q. Shuon Benjamin G
0odep Sannpl 81 &oruep g. z
@ilsop. Charles ~ @tler Soibna
ebanrc jlnl @iIliau q glaiou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Q3 6 &rurein Gambrlo0 c.
@ei elmer politiiden Geriamnllune
MA Ganihrioae Wl0 bieli Nilliam
GabeIl @uitc Bon Baltimore ocnos
troiilhcr Gauoioat liir Nunocsirnas
iot rnq 9leoe in meldler &c oen
GougrcB N6acoroucicn Gelpi8 iH
iAorier &piic aiarIIi er 6c5eidueie
oclQn 1ocen mo Gldne als un5eil.
hrinaeno inio oaB perieI1e iriibcr cif
@c3iolHt mio cine 8cit laua and ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
.0otcL etaIiorA. aai6naton

,9otcl Staiioro~ @ai6in9tcn
&Iocc
.Sofcl QIbion" gotbcoraI. unO
9tibmonO.S .StrnBc
nSotcI 9ltomont~ Gutop BIace
mo 9anoaIe-5troBe.
nSotel geloeOere" --Gbarles- ulo
Gbaie-StraBe.
vSotel 9rerton" 4orf-glocnue
nno @GoIe.StroBe.
nSotcl Goswell~ Baltimore. IL
9anoocr.StraBe.
n@otel Gnerion" 9altimore- ".
Galpert-SiroBe.
rSotcl S5oprc~ 1920 @cit-Gom-
oen-StraBe.
nSotcI Sunrcr" 20 Sit.Gopctte.
StraBc.
.Sotel Gernan~ 6ranflin- mo
@ihau.StroBc.
nNoicl 2egin9ton0 2crington. Il.
9olli0op.StroBe.
,Soicl 9iuu &omaro" Goiuoro-
uo6c @oltimore.SiroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

Sglpciicr s. 6oglpcl @illiom 9.
Sump Som 9lobniou Souucl g.
Smith, &orncr Nlallalicu Snnior0
s 5prD Socl 81 Clements Scoops
6. Narcr mlo $. Glog @cuoriy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08
SOtels

n9otel &aleig6 0oIIioap- unc
6ageite.5traBc.
u8oiel Heuncr~ Sibertp- unO
Soratogo.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

.Sotcl 9}lo3a" Charles -SirnBe
mo glt. 9ioDSl-alpenne.
@ortbcil. ,Na6en Sic oud
unier 0cu @tnpirfnuBcn OcS &ricge5
81 lci0cn2" rSm @cgeHt6eil!
@leinc 8rml IdBt mid icBt INNER
ms @irt6s6onS 9e6cn oamit iie pc
trolcm part
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-08

llaa sFUd0ae Dfa DgaIiIiaOTt d0FTtIS0n0sHi'-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-18
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.

Dr. Wilbur y. Mason, president Of the
! Baker University of Baldwin, Kans.
was the guest Of honor at an informal
! luncheon, given Monday by Mrs. Ken
| meth W. MacCallum and her brother,
Spenser Darbyshire, at the home of the
former on Rio Grande street Both Mrs.
! MacCallum and Mr.. Darbyshire are
alumni Of Baker university.
, Judge and Mrs. r. L. Crawford en-
tertained Saturday night at dinner at
their home on HuecO street Their
guests included: L. S. attorney c. L.
Camp, l. S clerk D. II. Hart Of Austin,
assistant L. 5. attorney L. i. Robert
son of Austen: Capt John H. Rogers
of Austin; George 3. Oliver, Joseph S.
Myers. A. J. W. Schmidt and Richard
Crawford.
John L. Dyers annual birthday an
niversary dinner party was given at
the new Dyer home, 2616 Montana
street, Monday night, with p of his men
friends present to assist him in cele-
brating his 43rd anniversary The
party was planned by Mrs. Dyer as a
surprise to Mr.. Dyer and was also a
house warming for the new home.
which has just been remodeled and oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer The
house was decorated in cut flowers and
Easter lilies and the table was at
tractive with potted Easter lilies. Cecil
Drummer rosebuds and ferns. A negro
orchestra played during the dinner and
for the dancing which followed The
dinner was served in six courses and
toasts were drunk during the dinner
70 Mr.. Dyer's mother. to Mrs Dyer. to
Mr.. Dyer and to his anniversary
During the dinner. newsboys appeared
in the dining room with miniature ex-
tras with facetious sketches Of the
guests and hosts. These were dis
tributed by the newsboys as souvenirs
of the dinner. As the coffee was being
served the music stopped and Mrs W.
d. Howe from the stairway. sang a
Perfect Day" As it ended. Mrs Dyer
and Mrs Howe entered the dining
room. carrying an immense silver low.
ing cup and followed by the wives of
the dinner guests. Judge Dan NJ.
Jackson proposed the toast to the
wives. After the dinner an informal
dance, including oldfashioned square
dances and Virginia Reels. was held
until midnight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-18
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Women's Organizations.

The zeta Tau Alpha sorority is PLAN
ming a May day picnic to be given on
Saturday, April 49, at Washington Park.
Mrs. Frank Feuille, jr., is in charge Of
the arrangements.
The Missionary society Of the CAL
vary-Houston Square Baptist church
will hold its April meeting Wednesday
evening al 7.45 o'clock in the church.
A program of unusual interest will be
given. the subject Of which will be
''The Missionary Doctor"
The final meeting for the year of the
art department of the WOman's club
will be held Wednesday afternoon in
the ball room of the Illks' club house.
The program will he a study of the art
of dancing and will be illustrated with
esthetic and folk dances by groups Of
girls from the high school and El Paso
School for Girls. The program will be-
gin at o'clock promptly.
The first Of a weekly series of cur
rent event talks was given by Mrs A.
T. Averil Monday night I'm the parlors
of the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation boarding home. on West Mis-
souri, street Mrs AVerill discussed the
war situation in Europe, the political
presidential possibilities in our cOun-
try. the career of Richard Harding
Davis, whose death occurred recently
and the newest operas
A spring carnival was planned by
the members council of the Young
Women's Christian association, to be
given the last week in April as a
housewarming for the new downtown
quarters of the association. at 316
Texas street, and also as the spring
demonstration of the work Of the
gymnasium classes, Of which Mrs
Margaret KinnOn Stevens has been the
director. The members council met
Monday night in the boarding home
OF the association, to begin plans for
this event.
A reception will be given by the Re
becca Stoddert chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of the
newly elected officers Of the chapter,
from 4:30 10 $3.50 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. c. Z. Kelly, on Mesa avenue. The
new officers viii be in the receiving
line and the retiring officers will in
trOduce the guests. About 900 invi-
tations have been issued. Mrs. H. w.
BrOaddus. Mrs. Horace B. Stevens. ST.,
Mrs. Z. " Bray and Mrs. c. r. More
head will pour tea Mrs. Claiborne
Adams. Mrs. Winston Pettus and Mrs
Lee Orndorff viii preside at the punch
bowl Assisting them in serving will
be Misses Frances Foster, Lauramaude
Fink. Clara Fink. Mary Gates Red
mond. Halle Irwin. Rosemary Pelham
and Sadie Ruth Aldridge. Assisting
in entertaining through the rooms will
be Mesdames c. E. Kelly, Charles L
Overstreet, II. II. Stark, Joseph Spence.
NJ L. Strong, c. r. Hawks F. w.
Brown, A. H. Butler, II. T. Stafford,
Henry Easter and +. A. Hodge. During
the afternoon musical selections will
be given. Miss Lauramaude Fink. Miss
Mary Gates Redmond, Mrs. VIII T.
owen and Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen will
sing. The Kelly band, composed Of
the four daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
c. z. Kelly, viii play and there viii
be other musical selections.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-18
Out OF Town Visitors.

Roy Robertson. OF Del Rio. Texas.
spent Sunday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. W. Robertson Of Orchard
Park.
Joe Smith. Of Mesila Park. who was
operated upon for appendicitis at Hotel
Dieu the past week, is doing satisfac-
torily.
e. NJ Anderson, Of Dallas Tex. ar
rived this morning to visit his brother.
W. II. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson, for
a short time
W. B. Jordan, Of Pampa, Texas, is
getting along very nicely at ProVl-
dence hospital where he has been i'll
Mrs. Henry NJ stone is expected to
arrive from Memphis, Tenn, Wednes-
day. to visit her daughter, Miss Har-
riett stone. for some time.
Miss Salfie Page. Of Los Angeles,
Calf. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H.
Myers. at 1912 Montana street she
will be here for about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Smith have as
their guest their daughter. Mrs. John c.
Kistenmacher, Of jefferson, Tex, who
will be here for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Wilder, Of Chi
huahua, Mex. who have been spending
some time In Florida, have returned to
FL PasO and are visiting Mrs. Wtider's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Martin
at her home on Upson avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. kinman, Of
Fresno. Calf, who are on their way to
Big Spring, Tex TO WISH MTh Mn
mans mother spent Monday in FL Paso
visiting Mrs w Nichols Mr.. and Mrs.
Kinman formerly resided in Ell Paso.
Mrs. W. c. Kendall and son. Earl
Kendall. who have been visiting Mrs.
Kendalls sister, Mrs. W. H. Anderson
and Mr.. Anderson. at their home on
River street. left this morning for their
home in Hilisboro, n NJ.
Miss Helen Agulrre is expecting the
arrival Of her cousin, Miss Ella Sneed'
OF San Francisco, "Wednesday morning.
Miss Sneed will visit here for several
weeks MISS Aguirre is planning a
dance in her honor for the near future.
Mrs. W. ". Mills of Austin. Tex,
returned 70 her home this morning
after a pleasant stay in FL Paso visit
ing her Chihuahua and FL Paso friends.
She was the guest OF Mrs. Virginia
DeSmeth for a time during her stay
here.
DR.. wilbur n Mason, president OF
Baker university Of Baldwin, Kans..
who has been the guest Of Rev and
Mrs. Herman C. Porter for few days
left today to return TO his home. DR..
Mason came 70 officiate In the dedica-
ton services Of the new First Meth
odist church.
Mrs. T. c. %. Adams. OF Bisbee, Ariz.
is visiting Mrs r. T. locke, at her
home. 1911 East Boulevard. Mrs. Adams
is the wife OF mayor Adams. Of Bisbee,
Ariz Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Locke have
been life long friends. Mrs Adams ar
rived here last Tuesday and viii spend
her two weeks as the guest Of her
friend.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-18
j. s. MUST WAR
FOR HUMANITY.
President Says Any Other
Kind of Warfare Would
Violate Traditions.

Washington. D. C.. April 17.-Presi-
dent Wilson, speaking before the
Daughters of the American Revolution
here today, declared that the only ex-
cuse for the United States ever to
fight would be in the cause of hui
manity His words were enthusiast
ticalIy applauded by delegates from all
parts of the country.
The president declared the nation
was formed fOT the purpose of serving
the rest Of mankind. as much as ITSELF
and to afford asylum to all men. These
traditions, he added, must be contin-
ued.
"And the only excuse that America
can ever have for the assertion of her
physical force is that she asserts It IN
BEHALF Of the interests Of humanity
he said.
What splendid thing it is to have
so singular a tradition, a tradition OF
unselfishness. When America ceases
to be unselfish she will cease to be
America When she fOrgets the ira
ditions of devotion TO human rights IN
general, which gave spirit and impulse
to her founders, she will have lost her
title deeds to her own nationality.