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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
Gon3ert in qcGmann Sale.

Ger Gon5ertlaol blctet Dem lllngcn
aniitrcbenOen aimitlcr bellt5lltoge
fciu beiouoers fruhtbores 6elo. @eun
man bel 0em Gir6blGttern einer
Wluiif. 3citidriit bon @unocrtcn bon
con5crtirenoen Salcnten Iieit, Die eS
bod nic iibcr oic ouitGnoige N}ittcl.
binonSbringen, Oonn biitct
man ii6, ielblt einem toIentooaen
htuaen WlouL iuie ,Scroinono Siibn
es lit, o6ne @eitcreS 5ll rat6en einc
Gon5crt. .Garrierc on5utrctcn. Scrr
&iibn CAB gcltcrn 9lbcuo III Scbmonn
&aae iein eriteS 6iciigcs 6iientIidcS
GoBcrt. Gin ioldlcS gIuftretcn lit
notiirIid fit ocn Gon5crt9cbcr INNER
ibmer Ocnn Ww icItcn gcbcn Oic Ga.
den, mic Oicicr cS 6obcn mo1tc.
Ncrr aiibn bate nit icincn gcitri.
ocn Gon5crt i6oucn Griolo. ST bot
tc elm in6oItrci6cS &ro9romm ST..
imnmci1citcIlt mo oas 5o6lrci6 or.
i6icneuc @ubIifimt lieB cs an 8eiioa
nic6t ic9len. Scr 9Sianiit bcitt cincn
weibcu 9(ni6log Scr in oen ionitcn
Stellcn DIT bon lboner 8irfimg lit,
3u leinen 6citcu 2eiihngcn 5Gblt Oic
glusfii6rimg Der ibuierigcn Stdccoto
Gtii0c &ubiniiciu'S, oic cr flor mo
reiC nit outer tebnii6er 9cbcrr.
Idlulg mo gtiSOouer ipieltc. Olon
DIE scr an0cren @crtc, 70 3. .. Die
8a6i6c Gbromoiiidc 5antaiic imo
8uec itnO oic @ricg 'idbe 9onatc lit
ten ourb cine Sc6Ioiigfcit oes @or.
trays (Oie a6er icOenioGS Der gterooii.
tat 5n5ni6reibcu iiD. Ger 2iS5ti6cp
9l6opioOie lit bic Sunit Ocs Spiclers
nod ni1t oollia Ncluohicn.
lleber SoS S6iiler6oite ra9cn bic
2eiihuigen Oes Srn. Siibn binauS,
Gou5crtrcii iiuO lie mciitcns nod
niht.
Ger Gon5crtgc6cr trot ou6 olS
Gomponiit onf in orci alopicrio6en:
y@igue," pSSnipromphl" iuO Goria-
tionen ionic in bier, bon Gu0enc
Wiartentt gelingeurn 2ieOern bon
oenen ooS Icbtc, nGniont terrible" 4"
lpicOerbolt wcroen muBtc. Glide Oo.
BON iinO toleutood 9emobte Gompo-
iitiouen.
S6ot ein iteacmpciicS Sorcircn
o6gcrednct 6ot Sr @lortcnct oud)
bic erItc 9ieOergruppe gelungen Oa.
.rnnter Oos 6errlic6e n&er6orgcn6eit@
Dolr Sugo @oli @rie9'S sd liebc
Gid" imO Song Of t6e @opeS" bon
Omit Ger Sanger perfilgt ii6cr
cine itarfe, beionOerS in ser @littel.
lo0e luoblflingenoc 5timme.
Iic alapicrbcgleitungeu Bat Sr.
&ii6n lebr gut geipielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
9lcpm6lifaniidjc WlalicnOeriammImng.

Su Ocn Rdumcn Scr GroBltraBcn.
Marftballc mirS am Sonrltag gIbcno
einc N}oiicnOcrionnhmg 5n @unItcn
OcS Gr@olpcrnclwS @ol06orougb
nbgcbaItcn welAcr iid auf Dem repus
blifaniibcn Eidct Inn Den Sit ciues
9unoesicnotors bclpirbt. Sn Der Scr.
idntmliug, pel6c inter Dem %orlib
ocS 9ldtb. 3otcr Dl 2eoglc itatt.
iinOct, pcrOcn Gr-@ouucrncir @bil.
Sec @oloSboroug6, Scr 9ldt6. Ebos
Eorrau lnO Oberit Goporo s. Gor-
rinAton gLnipraNen haIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
arieas gyanernreaeIn.


Sit ser Somtor milo im0 NAB,
&riegt Ocr 9iuB' men 9locrlaB.
@clmS inn Scbruor itiiruit un(
iducit,
Sits i'm @eitcn ouG 10 mcit,
CAB mir Dcitidcn 0riiuoIib iic9en
llnO Die 6cinOc 0rcidc tricgcn.
SIT cS folt Inn 0cllL
@Grt eS tart III Eripoli;
&eguct's Inn 2dtorc rcbt,
@cbts Stolicn bcr5lib idlcdjt,
llno GnOorna BOILER @litb
9ouit iicb men GDlinoerbut.
g9cun Ous S8cttcr 0fcrn Belle,
Sinh oic ll'S loiort 5Nr Steue,
lin I'M Wlecre o6nc Sdumen
9}it Ocn Geitcn oui5lrdumcn,
@cnn cS oauernO itb0n i'm N}oL
Gam fommt olleS III bic 9}cib.
sit 5u @fin9iteu Sonnenidcin,
aonn Scr Srieg 5u GnOc fem,
0Oer miro, iuic iib'S ocbiibrt
Bis sum- Siege tortacfiibrt.
DoB mir, mcm gcmdnt ooS &cnnet
6ro5c @cibnodt ieicrn fonnel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
Gyiel OOn cinem Straheu6abns
ONnnnpn.

Ger 45 Sabre oItc Simon GcrOcr.
man bon 9tr. $40, @eit5opettc. Str,
itiir5tc 9eitcrn glbeno bon cinem
Observation-Disclosures an Der @dc
BON @rooomoD nno Baltimore. Str
olS CT BON ciuem S6minocIaniaa be.
fallcn mlrOe. @r 500 iicb ni6t iubc.
OcltenOc 9lbidiirilIngen am aopfc 5ll
uuO murOc nad Der @obnuug bon
Or. gilbert s. 9licS bon Or. 81, SiiO.
9rooopop, ge6rodt Ocr ibm cinen
9crbonO onIegtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
,gnucriidler NIanncrdlor0

Sir oenudhit itottiinocns
0cn @timm iibtc scitcm 9lbenO ocr
n9opcriiMc @}0nnerMor" in 9lder
munn'S &olle al oerGde BON @oug6
rmo Caroline StroBe inter &eihng
bon 0iri9eut Srilppcl ciniec 2ic0er
Gin. SSn Der nohiolgcnoan @cicbditS,
iitung wnrocu fiir ocn Wtumn mci.
tcrc &or6ercitlngcu 9ctroifen. &ro.
iioent NSoDn gldcrmoun iii6rtc Den
goriit mo Sefrctdr 6ron5 &otbe
0us Grotofol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
anLlpLilde MphItlaIiafeitg.geniun.

TaS @crbun1S Gomite 0eS .Qlas
rplono StootS. Gon5ilS ser Sot6oli-
iden @p6ltG1tigfeitS 2egion mel
Dies fiirjli6 ourb Ocn StootS-Brdii-
Ocutcn @iaiom 9. SSarwid crnomlt
wiirOc, miro iid bcutc glbcno lm s
llbr in Dem Glu6boliic gir. 1904,
N}ooiion 9loenuc, 5dounteniinOen,
I'M feline @erihtc iibcr bic biSber &C.
leiitcte g(rbcit ob5ngeben. 9Iniprodea
ipcrOen bon 6cm Suprem %r6iiNcn'
ten 9li6orO .. Iippett, Suprcm.9tc-
prGientontcn GbomoS =. NiStcp,
StoatS @r0iiOcnt gSilliam 2. &ar'
luid mO SioatS SefrctGr GOpnro
S. 1rainor ee6oltcn Ter &oriiecr
Oes @crbimgS Gomitc'S, SolcpD 3.
SdnciOcr, miro oen &oriib fiibroi
ino Die 9lcOncr uorItellcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
Oinluan0ernnag6il pailirt Nae Nans

gSofbinotom 30. 02dr8.
0ic Burnett GinmonOerun9s Sill
nit Der Siloun9steit aloiieG uno Oer
9liiotcn ghuSI@leBuuos Seitinl.
mung bat beute 9lbeno nit einem 30
tm bon 30S oeeen 81 Stimmcn
ooS Observation-Disclosures poiiirt.
0ic Sorlogc gebt iebt OIL oen &c.
not, 100 ibre 9lnnobme 70 gut mic &C.
iichcrt eriMeint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
.(arrmnnin.M .MGnnrrdlnr .

Sut beiuht nor Sic 0eitri0c &robe
Oes u@ernnrlio MidmerborS" i'm
Glu6bouie an Scr 9ioro SomorOir.
llutcr 0iriseut E6eo, Nem6ergcr
puroe eifri0 fir OoS beporite6cuoc
6rii6ia6rS CONCERT 9eii6t. SSn scr
nnihlieBenOen @ei6Gftsiielmg fiibrte
@rdiiOent s. s. 9a0t6 Sen goriib, o..
frct0r 6rie Soimonn OoS @rotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
serbien iein 0ans anfaebnut.

Serblen lem S9ans aufgebaut.
Gangs oieier StraBe lper0en oret
Souptipradeit eereoct: frars6iiff
BON GoUerbis StroBbnrq ierbiih
bon S5abatfa bis gum SSfer unS
Sofia ein oeroorbcner .icrbiidcr
Gialett (6ulgariidb) bon Sofia bis
5nm Sdwor5en Wteer ano nabe bci
aonitalitinopel SSn bic cine oieIcr
Sonptipradeu auf oieicr WeIfoer.
tcbrsaoer, oie ib0nltc nnter ollen Bic
icrbilde, babe iH sen n9iaIenoer SO,
lano" iibcrtraaen SD babe 0ennadl
peoer m ciner Sprnhe geitnQen. oie
man in irgeuo eincnN ucrlorenenggin.
tcl iulercS Continents tanoeriuclidt
mic !. 9 oic idjipeoiid)e. uoriueailhc
porti9ieliiHe, nod III elmer 5prod1c
obne 3nflilft, obuc irgen0 cinc 9liS.
breitimeSrnogli6feit. iut0 oercn &c
reid oieleiht inuerboIb 0rcicr ghin.
ocn nit Der Giienbabu nurdYfabrcn
wcrocn fam dbnlid) Scr 0aniidcn
bolldnoiiden iinO ncugriediiden Nic
Sprode oicicr llc6ertrdaniq pc-
Derrld]t cine mcite 9IusOebnune. Gir
lebt lnO fliu9t III f6itlitbcr aIarbrit
loiocr int WlitteIpunft oes g9eItmif.
tclpinfts, in oieiem Gbeile Guropns
no ~ ciner naben 8ufunft Ste g4aIt.
aeld)dftc 3ulommenflicBen iucr0cn
lino Der sIuStolid Ger fpiiienifaftlf
dcit @ntoedimgcn 5piicbcn 200 W2il.
lioucn guropder mo 500 DlilIionen
aiioten 3luei groBe 9icihe ichen
iid oird oieic Sprahc beoroht
gdAts fomte i6re 3ufunit bcIIer be.
griinOeu ais 0ieic Iurdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
Wlo,nrt.Wl WlSuncrdlor0

Ger u@lo6ort @ldunerbor" biclt
ecifern 9(beno in Serideio's Sone
an Der 0rleons.StraBe ieine regcl.
mdBige Gerimtntllng inter oen
&orfs bon TrGiioent 9(. gG. @toege.
5efretdr 9)}or StrmiB protofoairte.
0lod @rleOigung Der Ioufenoen @ea
iddite miir6en beridlicoene eineegon.
gene GinloOin9cn ongcnonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
81 lcnc glnriin1l

aGie @nglGn0cr molten bod sic
Griolec inierer llHtcriGebocte aidt
anerfcnneu Sn ibrcm Ncridt itebt;
1oS cngliide &riegSibiif lei pou ci.
aer 9ombc aus ciuenr Oeutimen 2uit.
id6iif rno ni@t ourd cinen Eorpcoo
ocrientt mor0eu
nglo. mas bobcu t oeun 0oUon,
wcuu iie ibrct 2eicu eil 3 iiir Gin
Il oorluacbeH"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

tnu9 Der 9lnitoIt criubt por0ert nod
Dem N}doMeu llmibml 5il baltcn.
gIus Dem Sprin9iicIO-@oipitoI bel
lSifcspillc miro icrner Ocr 27idbrigc
9prnc @oulia mo Oic IN @uDnn.
6roof, Baltimore County, lc6cuOe IL.
id6ri0e Ola Ntillcr cbeufoas Der.
miBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
! uWlarnlnnn gSGferncrcil. 4

glm Samltog miro Ser uMorplanO
90derpcrein" icine piertelidbrlihe
Gcriontmhtng perbluioen nit gllii-
5a6Iimo Scr @citrdoe 9lbenos m s
ll6r IN 9fiiiielS 0allc, 9lr. 1903,
ylorO.Ire0erid. straBe, obhaItell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
@iScrrnf erfOIOt.


Gic 5uiihcnituotlic6c SonOcIs.Gom'
miiIiou bat i6re 9citimmmg oui.
gc5obcu. Ger Ganpicr6etricb
Der n@cnumlUonia @iicnba6n"
mhircHter6oltcu. @roBc 6reu-
Sc IN @c'ddits. vnO 6o6ritun.
tcu-9reiicu.
Cine groBc 9eiricOigmg lit cS III
@eidGftS- unO 6u6ritantcnfrciicn,
oaB oic 5mii6enitootlc6e @onocIS'
Gommiiiion IN Scr lebtcu @}imlte i6-
rem 9cfcbl 5ur GiultclIlng oc0 Gam.
pfcrpcrfe6rS Der Baltimore, G5ciu-
pcafc ltno gliloutic." Ionic Scr oNla.
rplou0, 0clamorc lm0 &irginiofSis
nie," ipcldc bon ser nEenniDluonio-
@iicubobn" lutcr1olten lucrOcn 5lls
riifgcjogcn bat. 9Io1 ocm &unomos
@cicb bate 0ic Gommiiiion cnti6ie-
oen, OoB oie @iien6o6u @eicIli6alt
ibrcn Ionpfcrpcrfc6r om I. glpril
cin5uitclcn bot.
SicIcr @cic6l 6ottc groBe 9clnrll'
6igung IN NonOels. iniO @ciboftss
areiicu berpor0criien, Oo bicrOur6
Baltimore bonn Slhlicr lmo cincm
C6eil &irginicn's pollig ob9cibnit.
ten miro imo ctn &crltit BON @liIlio'
nen 81 6cflogcu icin miirOc. Gic @is
icn6o6n @cicllldoit 6ottc cbcnioIlS
ongcfiinoiqt OoB tic olSOmm ibrcn
9ctricb ouf ser @cihlicr 2ulic cin.
itcllen miiroc.
@cid1itSlcltc mo 6obrifantet
6ottcn lntcrreolmgcu nit Dem Siccs
@rGiioenent oery @enniDluonia.@ilen-
bobn," bod crfIGrtc Oieier, OoB meni9
SofimmQ oui eincn gSiocrrui 0cS
9efc6lcS ser @onmliiiiou bcitGnOc.
Die &ouilcitc imO 5o6rifnnten.&ers
einigimg. iomie anOerc @eihdftsleuct
uno sic Der bcOrobtcn 0iitrifte pono-
ten Ii6 olsOom in ciner &etition an
oie 5lpii6cnitoatli1e SonoclS-Gom.
million nit ocm @riolg, ooB Der Be-
icbl ouf unbeitintnitc 3cit luioerrllIen
nuroc.
0rr6 6cn Wcic6l ipiir0en e6cniollS
sic @epo6ucr OeS SituierS mO ein
E6cil @ircoinicn'S ihwcr oeiddoigt
morOcn ieiu, oo Ole 6ormcr mo Die
@ei6GitSIeute BON alien @erfcbr OBJ
ocidnitten poroen pGren, mem iih
feline @cielliboit gcflluocn Bate, ole
oic CompicrIiuic iibernabm. 0ie
&cr6ou6llngcu 5uedS lle6crna6me
ser Compiler bon ser n@enniplponios
GiIen6o6n~ ourh cine @ripot @eiell.
i6oit meroen iortecicbt uuo geboiit,
oob Elm 6oIoige0 ARRANGEMENT ge-
troffcii miro.
Die Giien6a0n @cicllihoit miro
oie Srodtpreiic etpos erbo6cn, Oo
nd6gcpieien luuroc, OoB bic Cant
picrlinicn biS ooto nit &crliit bctric'
ben wirrOen. SSil5luiidcn ipIIcn @iittcl
mo @ege gchnOcu werOen oonlit
sic @citiinnlng Scr 5piibenitootIi-
den 0onoclS Gonrmiiliou nooiii-
5irt miro. Gurh Ocl @iocrrui Der
9eliiuuumg lit Oic 2abmin8, pcl6e
oos @cidGitSlcbcn bctrof, pcrlhwnn'
ocn im0 itcbcn quite @cidlditc in gInS-
tilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

9luf imIercr lebten Reile ourh 1is
5tlicn ipie8 uas Elm 6ibrer, cen mir
fiir cine Eoscstour enga9iereu MOLTEN.
nit 9tol5 eiuc gon5e 9lnaabl in bers
id9teaensn @Frdden ousgeiiclltc 3eugs
mile Dor, odrunter dHd EN- ceutIdes
NIT folgcrocm MSortlal:
oSSnpaoer fi2ie3 lit Der gr0Stc Wai
nsr, cer mir ie Oorgstommea n
@. s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
QSermiste lSerIpnen.

9(uS oenl ct. Niorp'S @aiien6ouic
lit luie 9eiterit Der @ebeinfpoli5ei ge-
meloet mlrOe, bic 10 Sabre oIte
@lortba 9eitentooe oeriApunoeu
Gic @e6eimpoIi5ci lit BON Scr Sci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
gsic Gin ed,ancrrOman.

1@linocr &aiiaocr," onoc6lid Gin
2ciitider boIt nit &epoluer
gauge @loniGoit 6ritiiden Sdii.
les III Sdod). 3iuinot Gopi.
tan, Ocu &ur5 3u dnocrn @liiu.
bert ooS SGifi. g9irO gcfoBt
mO iiet i'm @cidu0nib.
GENES, Sci, 30. Wldr5. gSie
Gin pbliuOcr @oiiogicr,~ Gin Gent.
i6cr. scr icincu 9lanen ais Grnit
S6iIlcr onai6t, sen GopitGu imO sic
56 N1itglieOcr Ocr 0loutiNoft oeS
britiidcu Campers gNiotoppo" nit
icinenl &cDolDer in S6o6 biclt, Sen
Gopit0n 3lpoug, oeu &lwS ieineS
Sdiifes 5u dnOcrn unO i'm (Sdil-
ler) in 9clomore 9reafmoter 5u lon-
ocu. noGOem cr Oen @eloidronf oeS
ShiifeS gcpliinOert bottc oicie@e-
idiGte iultrOe bcute 9l6en0 BON Ga
pitGn 9crgucr BON scr o@lotoppo"
cr5Gblt.
Sdiaer, ser ongi6t ieit obt N}o.
noten IN So6ofcn geluo6nt 81 bubcn,
6eiinoct iidb icbt i'm biciigcu Sc
i6nauiB, I'M Ole glufilnit OeS8rnOeS-
IiitrittsonlpolteS bon @ilmington,
Gel, lmo 0es britiiben @enerol-Gon.
iuIS pon philadelphia o63mudrtcn.
Ger Gollbonfoll trug ii6 ouBcrs
6olb Ocr Grcineilen @ren5c SIT,
uuO bic biciigcu 9nlOcS glutoritd.
ten crfI0rcn, BOB luter Oicicn lin.
itdn0en oic mlerifonii1e 9iegicrln0
pobriHeinlih NIT Dem Safe nihtS
ST tbmt 6o6cn miro
Shiacr Oiirite ipieOer an Born Der
n@}otoppo" gc6robt lmO Sen briti-
iden 9c6orOen in St2ucio olsgelic.
fcrt morOeu 100 Oos Shiff on6oltca
pirO, I'M &o6lc cin5mlc6lucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
gLdlt guNIe bel l9rnlenlnnIiId.

SubnstoAu II, 3d.. 30. 02Gr5.
9ei einer @os-@rpIoiiou in ser
9hubinooIc 3eHe Der Goncmonp
SmofeleB Gool Gonpoup in Scporo,
o6t Dleilen meitliH bon bier, iplr0en
odt D2onner getootet, oarunter Der
Superintcnocnt mo ocr Glcftrifcr
0er @ribe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

Abpuucnten, bic ben ,,1enEisben Gpyre.
lpgnoenteu" ntd,t pitnttllIb pber anreaeI.
rsaNig erbnltcn, fits 9rbetcn, bcr CiFIre
oapeit per %eIrpbpn Uocr idlriftlldJ DSsss
tbeiInlln hit MadaeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
@ctwirrnng Qon0on.

- - ~ y ~ = " = y ",
ga ieben Sic; iiber @eitniniter ein
llnteriee6oot o@oS, in ser
Sllft ein llnterieeboot2~ .Ofa, Del
Den @ermons lit Gaes mogliHl"
&cdt tr0ltlih. @crgtou.
rift: oSSie weit bo6en mir iest nod
81 iteieen?" 6iibrer. ngtur nod
bis sur Spite, bon oort an aebt cs
0om obmdrtSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
.gNgl ror 0enn Nie aSerinn- NIX

rgScl nor 0cnn oie @e1fon, miil
Der id Did 6eutc llittoe rcoen ioh 2~
pG. MIR cine alte 8cfanutci~
oSN an Iciucr 9icIIc miir0e abcu
6oh nepr gtclpcft uor mcircr syroni
haben; III ihcluit nl pcraciieu, 0alA
on ucrbciroibcit biitl"
rEli lorelt ibon 0oiiir, NaB "a ceI
nie ocrgciie@
Cine I pungboIlc Gbe.
eSd bcpluocrc Sire 5rasr Sic
icr irb6nc Sdlmung III 01n, 9lNgcit
brouen III Oen 2tppcn ~
.9to 0a ioaten Sic moi crit i0rcu
Sdpau9 iHlocn NaHtoifcln iGb'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

@ilic (bcim 9loMborn) ,Sits
mobr, oaB Sir chcn ncilcn tIciucu
Sungen babeu2~
DSa, S3oBr
v@lodien sic mir. Bite, 6nnn nidt
aea alien ihenfcu?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31

Nbpmcntcn, bic ben . oSentiden Gurrcs
ipunocntcn" nid1t piinttIidl uner nnreacl
mGRig erbaItcn, iinD gebetcu, ber Sffice
onpon per ScIcphOn Uocr idlriitIid Nlits
tDetInng 81 mamcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-31
@enrp 8. ). sient8.

IicflrolcrnO iicbt 6rou Ibercl1
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07

ports are required Cor each day f1x
labor. material. etc. A material ware
house has also been constructed. ur<
a perfect system inaugurated for keep
ing an exact check Of all material ans
supplies and nothing goes out WITH
out vouchers from the proper authors
ties. thereby stopping the hole whers
big waste was present under the 81
system All material contracts are
also let to the lowest bidders. The
sewer system has been greatly e.
tended and improved and the xz1rr
extension has been doubled. Essry
department has been improved. which
the mayor says demonstrates that b.
economy our present tax rate Is xu5-
ficient for all present needs. but nah
Ing for waste. Our paved streets aad
improved drainage also count largely
In the progress made under the pre-
ent administration. and while ne
mayor does not claim credit for 4 all
he feels that he is entitled TO sbzrs
OF the credit and honor. and NO are
sure none win DENY this claim
He Is still for progress. and II again
entrusted with the office. il vfl ~
his ambition that the city contisne -
forward course with q stride equal =
that Of the past few years.
Mayor Harris has helped to maize q
Bryan a city to which all can poins
with pride and upon his record ~
stands for reelection. The Eaxie
takes pleasure In submitting his naz1e
and claims to the voters OF the city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07
BIG TEAMS COM
ING To COLLEGE
Tulane Coming for Games Next Wed
nesdsy and Thursday-Riee
Comes on Saturday.

The A. and NJ. College basket ball
five viii have a few days in which
to get ready for the invasion OF the
Tulane University basketeers. Tulane
comes here for games next wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons. These
games will be called at 4 o'clock In
order that more Bryan and campus
residents may have an opportunity Of
attending.
Rice comes here Saturday for the
last game Of the season here. A. and
NJ. will leave Monday. Feb. II. for a
North Texas trip Baylor will be
played at Waco Feb. li-l5 and the
Aggies viii meet the Dallas University
five at Dallas Feb. 1e. On the 18th
and 18th the last games OF the season
win be played at Rice in Houston.
The Aggies went into the contests
with Baylor in none too good shape.
examinations having kept them from
strict training However, they deliv.
cred by far the most decisive whipping
TO the Baptists that they have had
the plessur OF receiving this season.
Interest is centering around the game
with Rice next Saturday. as that is
the climax OF the local schedule.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07
NKYLE HOPEsFOR
LARGE APPROPRIATION
Expects Government Aid In Fight on
|. Citrus canker.

That Texas win fare well In the fed
eral appropriations for the fight on
citrus canker is the belief Of Dean Z.
J. Kyle OF the school Of agriculture at
A. and NJ. Mr.. Kyle represented the
citrus growers at a recent conference
In Washington when the need for a
large appropriation for this fight was
placed before the agricultural de-
partment and the committee on agri.
culture.
Mr.. Kyle is elated over the action
OF the national congress in including
In the urgent deficiency bill an ap.
preparation Of 100000 for the figh,
In the coastal states.
That means that the federal gov.
eminent officially recognizes the work
OF the canker committee and realizes
the crisis in this industry that Is be-
ing faced in Texas. Florida and other
states" said Mr.. Kyle. Il am in re-
ceipt OF messages from Washington
which state that from all indications
the agricultural bill this coming April
will carry around 100000 for this
purpose. II viii require fully that
much 10 begin the campaign Of eradI.
cation which must be carried on to
combat this disease. The citrus indus.
try will be given a great setback by
the destruction OF the groves in in.
fected states, but to continue as we
are now would mean absolute ruin
for that industry within a very few
years"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07

We weld cast iron and brass. Nun,
day 4 Moehlman.
]. II. White Jr. was In town trading
today from Tabor.
Buy diamond at the right price.
Park. the Jewaler.
John Haygood has returned TO his
home In Benchley. after visiting in
this city.
Miss Clara Scale returned to her
home In Benchley today. after visit
to relatives in this city.
Mrs. w. b. Loftin Of Millican ar.
rived today and is a guest OF her sis.
ter. Mrs. Henry Crenshaw.
Mrs. s. ]. Tucker OF New York City
who has been a guest OF her aunt.
Miss Hattie Tucker. for brief visit.
went to Dallas for visit to relatives
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bell and little
daughter returned TO their home I'm
Fort Worth today. after a pleasant
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. spreckel.
meyer.
Theodore Miller. public construc-
ton superintendent for the United
States government. was In the city to-
day for HIS weekly inspection Of the
new postoffice building.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

For wood saving call ]. r. Moon.
Phone 5ee.
Scion Morgan Of Reliance was In
the city today.
w. II. Greby has returned from a
brief visit 10 Austin.
Judge " d. Hudson Is attending
district court In Franklin
Mrs. Dan Kidd and children were
visitors In Bryan Saturday.
Miss Hettie Edge has returned from
visit TO friends In Calvert
Joe oprsteny has returned from, u
business trip to Fort Worth.
Mrs. n. T. Melton has returned from
q visit to relatives In Troupe.
isargain In half.carat diamonds for
. few days. Park. the Jeweler.
Hslf.carat diamonds at wholesale
cost for few days. Park. the Jeweler.
Roy Roberts left last night for FL
Paso, where he has accepted posi-.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Turner are Wis.
iting relatives and friends In Beau.
mont.
Joe Spell OF Hockey spent yester.
day with his mother. Mrs. Emma Spell
OF this city.
Mrs. Geo. Dunn OF wheelock went
TO Port Arthur yesterday for visit
to Mrs. p. C. Pfeiffer.
Fiveroom cottage for rent. All
modern convenience. near car line.
See Charlie u. Hudson.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. searcy OF Hemp
stead spent yesterday with DR.. Scar.
cy's parents. Captain and Mrs. A. j.
Searcy.
Warren T. withers returned TO
Houston yesterday afternoon. after a
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. withers.
Z. q. Bryant. master mechanic on
the International a Great Northern
Railway. spent yesterday with friends
In this city
Mrs. James T. Ward OF Muskogee.
Ok, who has been a guest OF relatives
In this city for some time. went to
Houston for a visit yesterday.
Mrs. Minerva Reed % Bell County
arrived yesterday~and is a guest Of
Mr. and Mrs~Sam II. Cavitt OF Wheel
ock. She was accompanied from Aus
tin by Mr.. Cavitt.
Tom Goodwin and W. s. Mai Of the
bottom were in the city today 60 at.
tend a meeting ptthe> ievee commits
sioners OF levee 'asstrict No. I OF Bur.
ieson County.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-02-07
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

II. NJ. George. New York.
c. +. Booth. Austin.
r. c. Morris. New Orleans.
4. l.. Byers. Houston.
DIR. w. s. Smith. Marlin.
c. Z. Bernard. New Orleans.
W. J. Croker. Dallas.
Lamar Rosenberg. Hallettsville.
Z. l.. Jarrett. Valley Mills.
II. =. Hines. Corsicana.
w. II. Page. Houston.
L. A. Coulter. Dallas.
+. p. Arneson. San Antonio.
Julian Kim, indianapolis.
]. c. Marley. San Antonio.
]. c. Nagle. Austin.
Geo. z. Schwartz. Louisville. Ky.
Theo. Miller. Washington.
J. w. Doremus Jr.. Calvert.
o. Eyersberg. BRENNAN.
X. +. Best. Houston.
J. l.. Cross. New Orleans.
II. X. White. Fort Worth.
G. s. Blair. San Antonio.
X. d. Glover. Kansas City. Mo.
o. ]. Fenicey. Dallas.