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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

SmmonnclSs SsairdDe - Caroline. nas
hc NdltinoresStrabe; Yaltor Y. S,urs
beun glr. 81 Siios9drplinesS sStraBe
Baltimore
alurtinisairdr ~ gdc @Bdrps rmD
ScmictinsSircBc.; Yaitor g. 8. Gtefr
fcns, 9ir. S07, SiiosS9urps sStrdbe,
Baltimore
Ct @anls Girdc IL Gornto0as GtraBe
lmo Sremonts9lueme, Yaifcr @briitiun
Nil6u, y'r. Sl1, gSeltsSualc0cs SrdBc
Baltimore
81. TbpnaS 2ird)c - vde %ulasHs
lrlo Ylnr9 9nn@StroBc; Yoitor ScnrD
Wudcnber9er glr. 3l5, SnosSuiaStis
Shobc, Baltimore.
NEiiiionS 0icmcinSr In SuClIsa ~ Pos
tor 3. g. Oio6m
seiiionS WcmrinOc III SiobIonotuwn
Raitor gSm Sober, ylr. 4Ol, Gins
9i0blannsGpcme
Ct. Su6nuucS- -airdjc 81 03leu arm-
&aitor gS. IS. 4olIS, @len Nrn, @altis
more Gaunin.
0p. lnih. STRIDE 81 0inaSpilc %as
ltor e. S0raeL Nrdspiuc, baltimore
Gpunm
Srcicinisicits- Stride 81 Cumberland
~ Yaitur Wart,n @olln'icr, Gumbcrs
lauo, gtA., Nac9nups s@ountp.
GU. lnib. SirdIc 81 Hrcituu, Gnrosines
&ounts gator Satob Norbcr, SreIton.
gu. Inib. STRIDE, Itcuua (&orcbeiters
Gouutb) BnItor Sdiob Srrber, Yrea
iion 9Ro.
Gp. Irt0. stirme su Sircihcni (corsetts-
GouniDl Yaiior Y. 8. Shnmermann
9ccieent, @2S.
0u. lui6. Sirdjc AZ 0IIcnbnruic, gnne
glrunoclsGoung Raiior g. $. Wl.
0g. nah. STRIDE sa Nuwie. Srincc
Georges TouItip @altor 9iobm pcu
CDerlca.
safcu NliIaOndr - Yditor 0lih. giz
ricb, gir. 1920, Baltrlpres Snabe
Gcniidjc rciormirtc 9irhen.
4. rei. ct. SDlanncS att6iS, 0dlucrtz,
aotc SoatogusG GtroBe; Saltor 8, q.
6aiHcr SIT, 1919, Gcnnetts&lacc, gnIs
timore.
j. rei. ct. Yansss Girdc ede Groas
map lMo Rr0ttsShubc; Ssritor Saul
Sdntoe, ylr. 812, iOsYattcrions Ydrts
NpemIe, Yaltinor-
cnmaNncl 0eucinOe. Gde Gnras
tpQas ru0 Gc8rocrersSirabe; 9Saitor &.
( g. gcipmer, gir. 506, Goros SHrocotrs
Sirobe Baltimore.
Site ref. &irdlc, gValblnGtcu, .. g.,
0. unN 3sStrn6c ~ %oitor & s. @aehs
rcr Slr 1922, 10. Sra6c, U. vs.,
MnI6iiicicn, g. {.
3iouS. &irdlc Gdc &isquit9s ituo
GbnIcs EirdBe; %oiioy Sohn 6. Gommcrs
latte, NJ. 1919, Nur6sGorolluesSt Stra6e,
Baltimore
Jricbeios Stride Gde %cnnivIpSnins
SDenuc mo Gunberlallbs @troBc; %ahor
s. o. CIriumicr. 9ir HO7. GnnlbcrlauOs
Sipue 9iralc, GHmbrranO. NiD.-- gns
iIcr 81 a. 0solln5. gir iy2, Nnyos Me-
MuucssStroGC, Cumberland, MO
&ctheI g;iiiOHS Sirtbc Gluooos
ui0 Baltimore sSivcGc; @ritnr M R
Shictclncicr Slr 2la. G5ilosenitsSlut.
Baltimore. 9Hh
Anbrrr Osntihc iulnsriidig I9cMriuhrr.
Srcirtninfrt'S. Glrhc sfinifus. uas
&c alhci.urlcsS5frasc; Nditor u s. Gters
ncr SIR 00G. Trii'tn-Strnhc
Tcuii,hc lrtbcrildlg Girdlc Ia Gn,t
NNumnrtet, Norhcucr 0onntO HaNcr
0orI Nb. Gblnaer, Golt ylcipuidrIci, Wlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

SiouS. STRIDE - 9lorbs Gians. uo6c Der
2crinatons StrnBe; Eaitur Sr Snlius
0ofmdm Slr 1923, 3cits2nnpolcsSir.
Ct. NiartuS SirGe ~ @roaomnDs iine
SairmonitsSlpenue; Raitor Sofob s.
Nliller. @de @rotts uno G1elicrsG Gtrdbe
ScbDUn &irdc SNnQius s5troBc, uns
be Nrlmgtous gucnue; $d,tor g 9icns
ninnu, SIR 1924, Ycmetts@lGre
0DnnDcliidD lnthcrtldlc GDnpOc bon
Wsnrrlanb.
NliifUnS WcmciuOcn sn &rDpllDn,
Slime glrlnibcls@ounm, mo San &ic,u,
8altimorcs0ountp - %aitor @rllIt bon
9d6muan,
3iUnS GirdJc, 9GoI6uNnicR, g. &. -
@nitor 9liharo Sdlnlbt 9lr 00S,
&sStr,. I.s9S. gSdlbmQiru, 9. 8.
Ct. SUbauneS Stride Sn Wafbinaton,
=. Is. &ditor S 81. 2aDelir 9lr 320,
la Ctr, G. sg1., g9ulhnQtpb 9. 8.
5i. SpGnuncS WcmcinDe 5u &artpiar,
NurfcrDs9lonp @aiior VI gS. glbL
SulIcrtou AS 81, ItD.
SiunS SsirdlC an SnurnDiNc Yultcr
VI. gS. 2lbl, Nulleripn y. a.. mo.
Ct. 2ntaS Wrlnciabe ~ 0untbcrlouN--
gultor y. s. NerBncr, 5eotorosStrnBG
9rnthcroun. Dlo.
NSCfWlUlClllpa aNoClHClitOt gu VUihCitptNt
@oitor Nr. g. &. @nraoorff, &aroens
bile, Nio.
Gcuiidlc cpaug. lutb. SipnS 4srdlc 5n
GiCmmcrS' 0lnn faiior 3enrp Glleiis
geraer. in 9loBpiIle.
trfe ocuiighe ucr. co. Nlrdle ~ Gdits
srrs@ucnue, uahe &rnsStrnBe, Rditor
8, 10. Gyitcr, Sir 1924, GitsSaliimorcs
Struke
Gt, @nMlS Ocmciubc aa 0prNOpa, Spls
botsGDunin Ealtor G. NrenncnreND,
GDroora, Nin
tsp. Intb. Ntrdlc 81 eoHglucco, Sall'Nts
COMM %diipr g. 6rcupenrcit bow
0oroool
GrHtidlc GlsmctIoc 81 llYpcrso. %aitis
no,ts 0ouhp ~ %0itpr ". 3 9cui1L
llpperto, 9lo.
SrricnielcltS Q'cmeiNpe ~ 9SoSSIud
@oi'rr 81. x. Nce, Epuonrd, 9i0.
iGnlcns NirilC ~ @Ge ga.tcrNs Slucnlit
mi0 Ro1baa sGfroBc &0iinr " Csrnii
BON Habmann, Rr. 2i4. Cns9ian6uas
GiroRe
ct, GtcpnnnlsGir,he C,ye aoms
bnras ino 0uuruers GtrdSs; 9snitoi Ibis
ipp 81 NcnniubawtM =. 81. Mr 90 4,
ySnrrens sNlucnlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

ct @cu5cSlnns 9'r6c (666miIfc) ~
SplliuGtplls mo Nibidubz zglpenlc; NSnicr
Solcp1 9ilo, 9iettor; &uter gGcnscslnu5
Yiclicbdr, $uicr 9lugitiu 8ctranci.
Snpn5iucr. OjcmcinOc.
Ct. Hetcr nno &uMl NirdDc III Gum
bcrlanD, No. &atcr Sominif Shniicr,
Neiior; Satcr 9llbnn 0ammcl imO Yntcr
Sno AlnpIcr. 0ot Wcmciu1cidue
nit 345 Niu0em.
Anocrc tntboiiidIc Wcmrnocn.
ct. glntcnius &irdc su WarDcnviQc-
Ndicr s. s.. Smell, War0enollc.
ct ADlephs Wcmcnbc All Hecicr an
Der &eloirs&ooO; @nfcr G6os s. Srinis
ans, 8cfior.
ol Srcu5 &irmc SScIts, na6c Qio6ts
SmnBe; &nlcr Nuim Camp ltno Gaicr
anSrcns @ugclbnr0t.
IL bl. &utbbclicr Stride - Wfpunfs.
nobe Der YrattsStrdBc; @cnc0iftncrs
EnlrcS Srlor gIlcgius @raB miO Sas
tcr 9anoious, 9liiiitcnt.
81, Ninricn Nirdlc, 2SaiGin0tun, 9. g..
%olcr s. ". Jiotb, Jicttpr, MD &atCr
Gcutldlr cunngcliidc SgupOc ppn
Horo glmcrifa.
ct. MnttbGi sSirdIr - Euhettcs Sir.
NM Scntrol s&ncnue; Yal.or s. ". Sos
der, gir: 13OC, Oit=&oneites sShobc
St Sntne sSlrmc ~ 0cnriettas lmo
giltams Strabc; @nitor s. s.. Nlcmmc,
Nr 421, ySelts &euriettozSro
Ct. SubnnncSs Stride - Gde 2pms
boros mo Catherine StroBe; @oitpr 6.
y. Nun5lcr, ylr. 25t6. gSeltsSon6urps
ShaBc.
%creiniotc 6pong. Girme ~ Gonton;
Fnltor &n. &ub, 9r. 923 Gait glbcmle.
0oncrroin Stride EaIbruof 9lpc +,
nnbc EuDloNs SMdbc; %uitor 81 NicIc,
WI. 2Q32, &cit. giprtD sgluenuc.
0briltns StrdDc - Geaious, na6e 0es
ccoiirs StraDc Socuit Aoilt; @aitJr y.
Srlelcnleilter, SIR 1900, 9caions 5iroEc.
e. SobnnncS 0irhr - giNolcs Str.,
llaDe ScunlOl0nlios2Ipcnue; Yaitor gS.
s.. Nitoerbdor, 9ir. 1919, Ninrflcs0lp
0u. slnt6. SricacrS. 0cmciu0e - SPA
o1on= =otraGc ln6 &llncols9lllcn; &nltpr
SpdS. SocrS, SIR 23i1, &l6lun0s sQbenue
Ct @latbbdis@irdlc - @oriuds9 9Ipc.,
0omclcdn; lsnltor &. Otto gellcr. glr.
J. IS. @cneitcaos Strabe
0pncDrOin Ntrdjc - g9aihfnotpn. q.
G.; Saltor @mil u. Wicu3ei, SRI. 1890.
VsStroBe. St.sgS, @altmoton. $. 6.
Ct Winriiuis &irdyc ~ elnnopplis,
yen; .Yoltnr s.. s. Gnrl Soaas. g2r. iO,
UrdilclssStrdBe. gluunpnlis.
@migrnntcnbauS ~ 3aItor Sttn 9(pik.
gir. 1912. @eoions Strabc.
Smmoanels Stride, 0amGriOae, W,S,
SD.
Salcms.Sirdlc, Gait Ieiumartct. w,S.
~, Talfor S. 5. @ctiOorn Cambridge,
Sims .Hirdr, 6rOltbHre, SID. @os
HOE y. saffron. 6rotbnro. Wlo.
NiiiiDuri 5DnObt.
Bethlehem sNirdlc GollnQtous9lpc
nm SllucreShnHe: Eaitor C5co. &.
Sopilmnn ylr. 22ii SpClipcr @trobc,
Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
9sntIdt airacn in gsurpIauO.
SCntidje fat6elifde 2irdicu in SoltimDrc
nno yiarDlanS.

ct. 9lIpbonIue STRIDE Gde %urfz
9lpcutc mo Sotaio1a otraBc; 4oicr
2durcnthiS NiBuer 9iettor Haicr &bis
lipp JiobbdM Boter eo0aWl y. Gnilg,
Yater ySilbelnt Siu0ucr.
ct. Sofobus Stride Sde SlisQuitbs
ui0 @n0err Struie &atcr Solcp9 Slab
Ydtcr Sail 5nbcr. &ntcr Setter gSnrs
tiHQey @Qicr Soiepb @tol5, Satcs 5. q.
Nuct0er iuo &aicr So1dnn y(eier.
St WsidDaclS STRIDE Sdc &olle=
Wiiicl, Wetl0r; &atcr %bilipp Colonel,
&ntcr gSctcr @ulc, 9S0tcr @evner0
Sucdin9 @ctcr Yeopo.p Nbrcdlt
S1crs ScinsSirhc 3. G5troBe NIB
Soiler 9lpcnuc, NigbInuotoipu; Rotcr
6ransistus 2nucnhuuer, 9tcttor; 9Snter
gIuguitin gSciiicr, Rnicr Sobann Mmub
Yaicr Gnil &clncr, Yuier y SbuerB,
Eater Sobuun Gjrocll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
anS Ocm Suncren @iarHlOuO's nnO
ben auarcn5crScn Staaten.
y 0ol9tcno Scr Wiltttcr in Sen
So0.

Gin ci9cut6iiinli6cs 3uionmcn-
aarelleu u ipicItc iid IN 0orriionburg,
%o.. ob. &or ciniocu Eoacu pcr-
liorb oic 81 Sabre alto 8rou eacn
@oelt ipcINc ieit 50 So6rcn in Sor.
fllonolr1 acluo6nt bottc. 3pci Gage
lPaler nericbicO m elmer Sunocucnt.
5l'nolnia ibr 60 Sabre alter So6n
Soolo ltilo acitern Der GA Sabre oltc
SoVn SomeS cbcnfouS al einer
Silll9encntjinoung Cic Nlntter
lsho I'M So6ne itorben iumcr6o!6 ichs
= es Giebito6( beidnIoiot.
!, SSu @eloir, Nlo.. lurr0e Charles
~ %. %eiaano, ueldcr onaiebt, in
%'sarilns6ura. S.-@o.. 81 wo6ncr,
nl''or n oer @ciduIoioiua scr SliSrou.
o'lllQ per Nau @ibbcr 5totion an
OeF "alilmorc. lmo C6io.9o0u sem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
9ic NeMtidlc 0ansfrnlI.

Slc Aenfldlc NansTrnll.
Gie Sonuor Summer Der ,Ncut.
idjcu 9nusfrou4 6ilOct in i9rer&eiG.
boliigtcit OeS SSu6oltes cine lpollfom-
meme Seftiirc. Sntcrenonte l0u9cre
mo fiir5rc 9(rtifcl ieiicluoe Gr5d1.
lrm9cn mo Sfi55cn bietcn onaeuc6s
mellntcr6oltlm0 fir 10 mnudcStill.
sc. Plus Ocm rcicbcu Subolt be6cu
mir 6crUor: oOeitcrrci6'id itolicui.
id)e 8ren5en" bon Der 6elie6tcn Scr.
iaiierin @art6a Eoplit, pclGc ms
aif Oicicn nelcrOingS I'M %orOcr-
grIuoc 0cS &ntcrciicS itc6euOcn
aricgscbmlpIoB fii6rt unO in i6rcr
iciiclnocn @ciie olcrlci nitplt6cilcn
wciB, ooS 81 cincm bciicrcn%critdnO.
niB Der oort itottociiiaocncn Sample
Oicnt SSoriibcr oiH Oic rcid5oltig
iauitrirtc G0ronif scr 3cit auf OoS
9luSiiibrIidltc luo5r1eitS9ctrcue bc
ricbtct.
9In fiir5crcn GBd0hln0cn cnt6dlt
oic Summer cine Sfi35c ben Glic
Strofit o9uS or mieOerfoun," nryll rui-
iiic6er @efongcni6oit BON $, &cut
lon, mo ouicblieBcuO 6icran cine
@lauOcrci iiber glcuio6rSicicru in
Sopon uuO G6ino. Ser INNER ipon.
renocr ii6 cutpidcIn0c 9lomou:
ySutta Solfncr's N}iiiion", BON S.
Gourt6S 2}a6Icr, 6riugt sic iciuc
G6oroftcr3ciduun1 iiir wcldc Oe
tolcuiuoac S6riitiieQcriu nit &cd)t
6crii6mt it, in uoQcnOctcr gGciic 5ur
@cItrng.
SdoDc S(hntrationcu pcrlc6cn
Oicicr 0Illumcr bcionocrcn g9crtb
BUR llntcr6oItmg inn 5amilicufrcii,
lit oas ib0nc &olfeiico non Nauii,
rErcuc 2icbe", unO 6unoriiiiidcGor
fonnuiiiic ml5 &rieg unO SrieocrL
ionic intcrciioutc Gdt6icl mo 9lii.
go6en porgciebcn mo aud iiir sic
&iuOcr nit 2ltitigem rnO Sc5rrei-
dem ociorat.
Ger bauSwirt6doitli@c S9cil, 10.
iuic sic nuleitcn &orlogcn 3u &leiOcr
uoocu unO 6on0urbcitcu 5ci9ucn
icb Our1 cine beionOcrc &cic96altiG.
felt ous SSir bcbeu OoraS bcroor.
glporte Stio- lmO SGFelor6citen.
&rcIi5ltidcrcicn. GorloQc 3ll Sripos
litdtcn g(rbcit &odporbercittn.
gen iiir beionocrc glr6citstaec. Sc
imObcitlihc5. Gtuos fir GiuOcrcr.
8icmtng lluicrc @hrmcnicniier i'm
&irtcr NIT praftiiGcn gQinFcu iiir
&lumenlicbbo6cr II. l. ~. - Gorou
iNlieben ld Ooun nod Die 9lu6rifeu
, ,Siintmcn Gus Dem 9cierfreiic,
nSaus rnO Scro," nGr6ctcuc &ot6'
i6Id9c4 inO Ocr 9rieffoItcn scr &c.
0oltion, luclGc iid) rcgcn 3uipru6es
bon Sciten scr glGonncntcu erircucl
unO cin iptrfIiHaS gin0cgIie0 biIocL
ucIdes Sen 2eicrfrciS ols cine 9roBc
6oniilic ia ircuer SreunOidoit ms
3uiammcnac6origfeit cri6eiucu I0Bt
Gu iii oie oGcutic6c @oliSirou" in
g9o6rbcit fiir Ole OeutiGc Sroucn.
luelt bier in glmcrifa 5ur iment6e6r.
Iidcu SouSirclnOm gcluorocu.
Gridcint oIs 9cibIott OeS oGcllt-
idcn Gorreipouocutcn" ON nGNitcn
Sonntog
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

5toblmaeuot ShlDa6 ii @iacntbii,
mcr Ocr irou50iiiden 3citung -SSour'
nnl4 9enoroen @ie bcrirbtet miro,
iol( ser @ruer6unGsprcis % @tillio.
ncn 6rantca betragcn.
Ms orr @otimditer 9nrrcTe 0ic9
criilbr io1ic cr vGnorm ii9cr5ablts
Dit - .9}iIiionen fam mol naA
mcincn pcionldcn Griabrngcn bic
%rcic cincS gon5cn Sanocs gfaii
fen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

GbcircOaftcir (5lnl SpfoIreportSr,
Ger 0cn 9lb0o jmor i'm Auiirogc Der
3cihuig elmer &eyiammlung ron
Sraucn anpobni0: pSic bringen ia
III Sbrcni @criMtc niht crnlai cinan
cin5igci 9luS5uN ciucr 9teOc DC
0omcn miiicn oo@ oud IN Der Scr.
ianmlnus scRrchcu baben2"
Icporicr: ., iogar iiiEi u5cr
suglcid@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

5tAtcg Sic iollcn Sem @iiion9c-
fio6icn &cl0 ecae6cn babcn, 0anlit CT
Den ShRcil pcrboBipn &dgcr iiber.
ioac nuN berpriigIc; lit Oas ipo1r2"
Get timnt,4
pSMdhcn Sie iid Oos mar cine,
gonS ieigc uN0 acnlcnc @arOlnngl"
a9laNl @crr 9tldtcr2 Oct marl
oph riidt mciter uic'n tleflcr1rabt-
Derbnil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

Gas potriotiimc SSobi.
~ meib.
g(us sen 9onOouer Qdiiccn iin0 nc
ucrtbuoaitcn @unihucrfc iortsciMdiit
oor6eu, Oamit iic niht non sen @om,
Sen ser 3eppelnc 5eritort pcr0en
Dies ioll oui 8ctrcibeu Dcr6rmien
feGtIerin RiB &oufburit 9eheAcu
lcin ,Ocnn" aete iic rNic Ger
lriimmcrlm9 Observation-Disclosures
6ebort gum @rogranm Der &otcS ior
@pmcu unO Bari crit rod Dem 9rieEc
bon Observation-Disclosures bcior9t
mcr0en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

8ciilnAcn, Seitid5riiten eic.
gxbs Baltimore wems Cumpaun". Mobcgi g
Dlepere. @ci0dlieiuprer 227 ySgsSsQapcrl@ir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
9(utoinobi[.Q Q)c0orfSortifcI

'@lt. SicDaI Site So. i02-iui Mleif ant
Jloualsgpc. aleiien mo Gnoea; 3uoebor;
SniinnIyeu uuo 9ieubcbanoMnQ; Mgrafniu-
rem 9onpinnurter iRr gaHairAeisp uno
slaDcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

3eutidle &iiher im6 3eitlAriiten.
" oaaitn, 10 Nasb.Grppleton.eirahs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

Gaddrb iA35 $3.50 i-~25 S2g50.
!, En6arh @irtgr ga. Vi gnlimptea &bateSsEir.
uHO Ud. NtONdisglpeitHc,
IDoge Nrnv., oie .pnpnldre Gar S185.
Dinr'Dei winbite 90. @nrnHe l408--i0 N0cos
0burless SirdBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

p@bdrlis iiebt 9an3 intelligent nis,
tpenn Ct nur ben MnnD 6alrn nontt.
t0nnie man Qlou6sn, er bobc mas los"
ngeiDer a6er gsbt er pon Der Nnftt
aus, Der NiWlb lci ormoctt I'm i'm gu
5Ffscn.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

&arlhtii nSntsl Qelt, penn 1u
:rDt 6iit iric9c Id @tipen Gopfg1
NntrIs aabtr Rirol Marum pcun2"
Satldleu. Ser Batter idgte sriiern,
Nu 9atAii 10 arose GDFpta im8cpft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

rSIrc Eocbier i4cint Io4r muftds
lid III Ieinl4
.Su, ic6rl sic iaufi aets bic
I6cucrItsu NalSea fir ben Ebcncgra
pben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

IUIIIITlWIWIII
nSbc rlo Eopa siotiunnl 9aui." tsch- urb
Greier sirapr. Sacon sS. Co1i &rihlent;
&cnyh y. &eonc, NaiRrer
rScennn ginl,0anl &anl," 432 GG0sproaolp0a
gS. Y 9lQucr, aniiircr
gMeiiegi Watiaaai Nanf" ia Nnrna &niuius%fr
". lsarriptt staiIlger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22


sDSarmor- uno @rolissg2erFe.
.. 9t06FmrF & Cons, 2ea ylcro.esaslss.@x.
2on0mirtbihoftlihe @craibq lmo
Gdlncrcicn.
crt"n0 TaFrrr Ca 20a Roro, o,Tasa. 9trofe.
Tlumblna. Sutrnaces. 9lonaeS lno
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
Observation-Disclosures

XVILE all Oklahoma Unprecedented fight Tor the
w presidency that has been forgotnh RumananS and
W Russian MaCkenen Dobrudla and made
porn Dispatches from Pctogrd today the Russians are only
bridge the Danube
been destroyed the cleared the Contan1a afoau
would be months before the bridge could be reconstructed However ooon
bridge would the direct with Bucharest and almost over
under
the Rumarians, MaenSn took the railroad from the BLACK Sea
than the possibility the onStahha
railroad and the direct the Danube the evidence OF Macken
probable the
IrSoya which miles cnavoda Inc advance
the lhcuavoda accomplished Wh
week the The speedy retirement OF Mackcnh rom inc
flats OF the Danube almost impossible The retirement was almost is
rapid the advance
The the increasingly fierce attempts OF
Fakcnhayn Walhan plain from the opposite
IranSylvania, through the Ircdca
The nothing to he gained y
MackennS continued advance through Doud His conquest was only
lcngtcnnG holding "
might bayc reached the south bank the Danube opposite Russia but without
unlimited numbers quarter before Nunala
disposed OF the
Hence McnScn called to be
rushed through bulgaria and the fighting with tkcnhayn
Ten days the RuaniauS the best OF the mountains
their frontier Now the weight numbers seems to be gaming the
a slow advantage
From Prcdcal fighting Hence the
have transferred every line which
akcnn and Maccn
DobulJa
will cntlcy in their effort cut Rumania in two
for will shorten their battle line 200 miles
umanianS and Russians striving for farther south and
They ICocn effort
the main stem the railroad This road winds
could advance the twenty miles
line Mcnn would be forced to his
hammcring a Pcdcal-W. NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

The old fashioned woman who used to
sing. Hold the Fort, for ! Am Com
ing" now ha, a daughter who wells out
IT the window and changes the Fort 10
Ford
The fact that girls legs bulge out
over her shoe tops is no sign that she is
a Corn Fed Maybe she is wearing
winter length union suit
You may get a trace OF red paint il
you kiss a girl on the lips or the
cheeks. But it is always safe to kiss
on the nose.
ANY time you arc afraid that friend
might forget YOU, just borrow $40 from
him and keep on owing IT to him.
Business is business The man who
sells S0-ccnt article for a dollar
has to turn around and pay some other
man a dollar for something worth fifty
cents.
Engaged couples are happy because
each thinks that he or> she is getting
more than he or she is giving Then
they get married and wake up
II this divorce problem keeps on
growing i, nigh, profit bride to put
her wedding dress away IN moth balls
Tor a possible second marriage
Once IN a while YOU will find a man
who will listen patiently to your brag-
ging about what a great man you are.
But the trouble is that when YOU get
through Dragging he is going TO touch
YOU for a loan
II is different with a man But no
girl ever gets so deeply IN love that
she doesn't get the right change for a
| dollar when she breaks one
The only reason why man gets ex-
cited when he sees girls knees is
because he knows that he ought not TO
see them.
II doesn't do man any good to come
| home and lie to his wife about what he
did. She subtracts all the things he
says he did and finds out what he really
did
ANYWAY, a Cornfed Girl gets a 10, oN
consolation ont oi the fact that she
isn't as fat as some women, and thir
girl gets a lot OF consolation out OF the
fact that she is not as skinny as Somc
women
Any time YOU see boy wearing long
cutS that come down TO his shoulder,
YOU can bet that his father isn't boss
in that home,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
DEAR OLD CALIFORNIA.

VIHEN California finally settled into the Wilson col.
w hy comfortable majority the average voter may
not have realized the full significance attached to the action
Of the Pacific coast state.
California was viewed stalwart republican state
in the early days OF the present campaign the republican,
party managers felt that California was safe for Mr.
Hughes But, the campaign progressed there came
tepida,on the part OF the Hughes followers; hu, the
tide toward the president could not bc scmmcd
In matters pertaining to the tariff the voters Of Cali
forna vitality interested The rai,iu industry Of that
state OF vast proportions and the people who directly
indirectly affected by the growing and marketing o
rans strong believers in tariff that will favor the
California raisin as against Italy France and Spain
The lemon industry and the orange industry OF Cali.
munities of southern California have grown rich from the
product of the orange and lemon groves and several thou
sand California voters have insisted that the United State,
maintain stiff tariff fruit from southern Europe
But, in the face OF the sentiment of California voters
along republican tariff beliefs the state came boldly along
in support of Presden, Wilson, His plurality was not
great but his vote considering the political complexion OF
the state is OF the gratifying features Of the election
Among the last OF the states to come in with final fig
ures, as California went so went the nation the crown
being taken from Maine to the most distant state from the
old Pine Tree state
The fact that California gave Hiram Johnson rcpubli-
can huge majority and then turned to the support OF
President Wilson indicates that the people o the Tar west
ern states placed patriotism far above partiSanShip