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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
GA. syortletitna.)

t-t. OulbObilbD
gloromonn fab finiter aus, iebte iidl ob'
ieits uno iagte nidlts
ga tonunt 9ouI gneranoromitidj," "
Iogte aleinihniot
v@obrboitia," riei S6ott, oicinoIide
%noaiion, lit es oenn ipirflid idjon 10 melt 2
SD bab IN oeu 8eitlmgen nod iarltiidt Don
'ncr ariegserflauing aeleien. Dieier riil'
iiidc Sol0ncr ipill mobl oliT eigene 6oiilt
oic Stciertoiie in 9emoli onfbe6en"
,llm 0oS 0clO bier nit @crrr ppH
T5icubSfi itno ionitigcn Srennocn 81 ncr.
icitelL Iogtc &lcininniot, 0ober ipredcn
Gle al Noromonn nid)t mcbr bon iolden
@eihidteit Gr bot tatldtlid1 10 'ncn flci'
ucn 2cbo0el bon 0riiben nlitgebrnd]t, cS
bangt nit MIN Sic uiiien id1ou ST..
inmncn, reoen Gle nidJt tpieoer Oarii6cr, cr
iii nrdtbor enpfinolid
SD aloubc CT lit i'll oic @rct bcrid)oi
fen pcriettc Shott Siloebronot mad]te
Gin beiremocteS @eiidjt fam ober mld)
fem in Die Sucic ooer noglid)erpeiie III
bci0r. SSd iuge S6ncn, &leinibnliot, Der
giorOmom bats oidc butter ben Obreu,
piel oider mic Sic mo id) iiber6oupt
abnen
n@ytuH lCilly bAlDlbtllt otlClUfJilulf
aober cS lit eiii aobler 8erl
On foloiial onitdn0iger &crl IS es. =
inqtc 5d)ott, ,ormn mill i'd i'm aud nibt
mcbr it5elt@
.Gr betoumt oiidj INNER 8rieie NIT ei.
iler Gamenbanoihriit mo elmer iiber,
ieeiihcn Wlorfe,~ iho6 Siloebranot Gin,
ogeiiern mlb mieoer, %rlc5fi cr3Gblte cS
mir, imo oan lit er immcr Elm paar Gage
uHgeneBbar~
$50 ipollen mir mas onoeres ienieBen, "
Iotte Sdott, init Silie Der feinoliheu
W9ud)t Socr Diclnebr acgen iie. ain0cr,
id iiirdtc, niesmal gibt es Elm idJipereS
Mentontrc Niabl5eit, @uer ggoblee6orcii,
Wlabloeit, @oul glleranorotpiti1, INNER
rim in Die bette ShIbe, Die g8afien iiuo
prdpariert, mir founen oie alingen freii3eu.
Seute nod init 9inocn iuo 8anoaeen aui
'ttem neitralet Roltbooen, ino biclleidi
III Qdt Eagcn init 8aroDincru rno 9teuol,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Suua.g .g3auIdlan.

Srib Gelter ltellt in oen lebtcu
aopitel ocs erlteil S6eiles ieines be.
rii5mten &omons lit mine Strom.
tbs" sen Olcni1ct Suug-So9en in
einen fir oieien meuig idmeiGel6af-
ten @cgeuiab 3ii ociicn SimOc SUMO.
9aui9on. Ger iblaue Softer Der.
leibt ii6 Dor ieinem gon3 erltount
uno nerOubt oaiibenOen Serrn oos
i96ne 6riibitiid eiiL OaS oeiien 6rau,
cine Der Orei Grbrolten 9rdii5S, Dor
i'm 5ingeiest bate, mo Sung. So.
6em mus ii6 BON Dem 5uidaig Oa.
5ufommeuOen cmeritirten @ntipcftcr
8roiig iagcit loiieu, ooB Der 1unO
Situg.9auidon picl fliIgcr iei ais
iein &err. So1en uno @auidan limo
3wei JtomeL Die nan iebr bduiig in
Medlen6urg antriiit imO 5por oen
crlten nrr bel Ul1unern, oen 5meiten
mr bel Sun0ell; 0oS Wlerfpiiroi9ite
babel o6er lit 10 ibrei6t ms elm
D}itar6eiter, oaB 6eioe 9iancn 0er.
icl6ct Spbdre entitanmen; beioe
iino bon Sriliecnnamen a6geleitet.
gei Oeu 9lamen SoGen iic6t man oui
ben criten 9lid, odB CT oui oen gia.
men oes 6eiligeu ,Soadim, oeS sc.
mabls Der 1ciligen 9Inna imo &atcrS
DER Smafrau Morio, 5uriidjliiibrcn
i'll; IN gmi5 Oelti6lauO lit Der glone
,Soo1m iouobl ais 9iuiname mic
and ais 6aniliennnnie 5iemlib itort
oer6rcitet. Sbmerer lit Der llr.
iprng oes gSamcus 9aul6mn 81 cr.
felmcn, i6m licet Der giafnc ocS 6ci.
ligcn Sebaitiai 5ii @rumoe, 0elien
@e6eufta0 olli ocn 20. Sdpimr idut.
Dicicr peiliae, ociien Jiame eiuc la
tiniiiric gtblcitlmg ocs 0ricdiibcn
gldmcnS Sc6aitos (ocr &cre6rlngs.
miirOige) bartlett fauO 6efauntliN
inter Der oioflctiouii9cu G6riltcn.
oerfolglmg oei MGrtDrcrtoo. Sol
Oateu ocS &aiiers tanoen 0cu Seili.
acn oi einen Baum mo icboiicn cinc
llunen9e bon Bieilcl auf ion ob, bis
i6lieBlidb ieiu Ioo cintrot. @clet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

tbdtig, I'M Oas aui5ubaiteL mas sic
6einoe Oernidtet baben. S,n treuer
@fIidterfiiling itebeu ouG Die SSns
miuacn @roBs9erlins 5ulommen.
Sic 6oiicn OoB lmiere 6rauen Srups
pen rc6t bolo iieogefront an Der
Spibc inicrcS aoiicrs un0 &0uigS
3uriidfcbrcn m0gen 8eAeiiiert
itimmten Gmtcnoe in 0os &aiier6o6
Elm, 0as Scr 6concr aitS6radte Cam
ionaeu iie oScil Cir i'm Sicgcr-
trau5" rno Gbermciitcr Shmiot oers
las SulOiglmgS Gelegrommc on Oen
&oiier imo @cneraI-6clOl b..
Siuocnbltrg, auf ben c6cnioas Gin
Sod ausgcbraht mlrOe. 9tab ocul
gcmeiuianlcu @elange bon gTeltidJs
lmO, GeutiCblano iiber glQes" ibrit.
ten 0ie Gorlibcuoen 0cs SnnuugsauS-
lbuiies unO oie Sberluciiier 5lml
Cenfnal mO Die glagelimg nabm
i5ren 9lniaug, an Der iicb an 80 @roB-
gerIiner SonOuerfs-S -Snniugcn be.
tbeiligteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
Sinioen6urg Ser cicblius Der ger-
liner.


liner.
Sinoen6urgs 9iubnt lit nod niC6t
Inn einen S6otteu per6IoBt, uno Ole
ScrCbrllng fir i'm lit uaInentlid in
Berlin belte nod cbcnio 9roB ais
nod scr Sdlodt BON Sounenburg
@noc g(iqltit 1914, mic oic ua@ite-
benoe 3uldriit aus Berlin pom 27.
Sauuar 5eigt:
gacr 0citc i'll oeu @ormittogSIhm-
oeu ieineu @eg ourb 8erlin's fob.
ueugeiAmiidtc StroBen gum S6ier
earten leufte, Der mcrtte iofort, 0oB
ii1 bier etipuS 8eionoereS crcignen
peroe Cine bieItmiienot0pfige @et
&c biclt Oos weite &uo Oes a0uigs-
plates bciebt lno oos 1obc @eriiit
oos oen oGiierueu Siuocn6nrg~ fat
aon5 bcoedtc, mar NIT Sarncn5mei.
Gen ino 5obncit 9eibmiidt. SSn Den
3cltcn bottcn iidj Gauicn0e 9erliner
Sonomertsmeiitcr perionmelt i'm
bon bier aus 3uut Sinoenburg.0ent-
NAL ali moridircu, 100 iie aoiiers.@e-
6urtstog olird cine @iuoenblrg.Sld.
oigung wiiroig begcben moaten.
@imttlid "a nod If ll6r 6ceonu Der
9luilHori1 Der in 9feib' mo @lic0
iid oiifiteaenocn sSltuungsmeiiter.
9leben ser Spite oes 3uges mar.
i@irte Ole @orOe. @ionier.aopelle I'M.
ter 2eitlng ibres Oberniuiifmeiiters
aab(e. Gic N1itglieoer oes Snnunas
2lusiAuiieS uno &ertretcr Der 9erli
ncr @onomertsfammer ihritten Dem
3uge borau. Sbneu folgten Die SSn'
nungcn Ger 9Gfcr, 3eugihnlieoc,
Sdloiier imo Sdubmnder ino ser
Gborlottcnburger SalnunasouSiduB-
@nolos long ericbieu Der Dug, Der
Iid our6 Ole 3elteu.gluec jett in 9c
meoung icbte. Sin einOrudspollcs
gIo bot iih Der N1cngc, Oie oif Dem
9Segc 5uu &onigSploB 5policr bill
oetc. 0}oIobeitidte, butte 8obnen mil
oeu 9(b3eiden Ser peribieoenen Sono.
iucrfer ipuroen Den ein8elncn Snmlh-
gen ooranqetro9ei &lme itno 6lai
meiBe S6arpen botten oie 0iitglie,
ser oeS Suluqs. 9(usiAuiies uno
sic @oritonoSniitglieoer Der Snnms
Gen iibcr sic @lGttel eelegt. QluN
nond' fclogroucr SonowerfSneilter
nobm uu Ocm 3uge Sbeil.
@rnit imo piiroig perliei oie Seier
am .Giicruen Smoeuhug". Sn wei'
TEN Solbfreiic iteateu iib sic Sano-
mcrfsmciItcr uu Oos IenfHol oui, 5it
oeiIcu 8iiBeu Oie 5o6nenird0er nit
ibren Sobncn troten Gam bielt Der
@oriibeuoc ocs Summgsarsicbuiies,
CbermeiIier Der gddcr sSimmG,
| S6miot einc fur5c, i6lihtc Gin.
/ iprocbc. lin an nent Mcrf Der 9lad.
iteuliebe utit5wpirfeu 10 6egauu cr,
babcu iidj Die or9aniiirten Srmlnaen
@roB s9erlin's 6uite pcrianmelt Nlt
oanferiiilltem Ser3cu 6liden lie aiiI
81 Dem W}anuc, Nird 0eiien eilcrne
g6atfrait ilnierc 0eIicbtcn SitproOin-
3cn ponl 3eiuoe beireit woroen iuO.
S6ou iino BORT ileiBiac Sanomerfer
inter Seitrng scr Sanomerfsfmnner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

General gabcod, Capt. So5n glOams
@ebiter.
n6ort @cSenrD Bart am Often.
Oe ser GareD-Str. .-2inie.
o6orroiI.Earf," nit ser GoIum.
bio.glbe..&inie 5u errci1en.
Sort 6Omaro, uobe ser 8aD.
S5ore.2inic.
0Gliitou-Bart", nit ser SarforO-
gIbe.2inie 8u errei6en.
n&ottcrion-Earf," nit allen 0itlid5
fabren0en 2inien 3u errei6en.
09ii0eriiOe-@arf,~ GoreD,Str.-2i'
ME, iiiolid ge6eno.
n6eOeral.SiIl-8arf," geuG6rt ei-
ne lleberiidt iiber Oen inueren Saien;
nit DER Orleons.Slr.-9ini iiioIih
geBen0.
Sort gIrmiiieo0, Sort Carroll tno
Sort SmaIlwooO, am 9eiten nit
8ooteu 5u erreideu.
Siloer-@allerie Ser oWlarblGnoer
SiItoriiden geieaidoit", an ser @de
bon ct. saul un0 Sorotoga.Str.
nGarrpll- -D}aniion,~ an ser @ds
BON 6ront- unO 9onlborO.StroBe.
n5Iaggen.Saus,~ mo Oas Steruen'
banner genobt puroe, an ser gloro.
peitede BON @rott- uno Q[Ibenarle.
StroBe.
oN}ount Glare" sic critic giieu.
ba6uitotion in 9lmerifa; an Ser Gde
bon &rott. un0 Goppleton.S .StroBe.
o2ee.Sous, an Der MaOiion.9loe.,
na6e @i66le,StraBe.
6iinite 9fegimentSbaIle," in mel
der @ooorop @iIion gum &rGiiOent-
i1aitS.GanOiOoten nouinirt muroe.
2criugton.Marft, oil ser Gde bon
2erington- imo Gutop.Strobe.
@olterS @itrItgaIIcrie, an ser @de
pon Charles unO Gcntre.StraBe.
ngromo SeIber-S6urm,~ an Ger
gde bon Qomboro. uuo @utalp. Str.
nGoiuoItp.SburnL" on ser @aIti.
more, robe yscrtb-StraBe.
rGno6 Observation-Disclosures -
(Gcntraliteae), ali Scr O}ulberrD.
StraBe, na1e oer Cathedral -StroBe.
oSdIo9ten.W .Womnucnt," i'm Wio.
mment.SQlarc, erridtct in @eoug
Oes Sieaes Der Sdladt bel Nortb
Gcint.
.Srancis Scott Ser. .gionumeut"
Gutop -4lace uno 2anhale-Str.
Sol. 9lrmiiteao-@ -@louurent4 i'm
nSeoeral Sln @arf."
n@ells tmO D1c@omas.Monil.
men" an Sap. nno @oniment.
Strabe.
Confederate Wlonlmcnt" an
0lt. 9iopol-gIoenue, nobe 2onoale.
StraBc.
nlluion Soloicrs' & Sailors W1o.
muuent 3rrio SiuEarf.
columbus D}onirment~ an
glort6-glbenue ino 9ronopoD; pur.
oe i'm Sabre 1892 crridtet.
n&6omos @iIOep. .@onlunent" -
onl 8roaOwoD, nobe ser 6aDette.Str.
Statue non @eorge @cibington-
I'M Grldo SiIl.Garf.
Statue bon Sol. g9illiam $.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
qpEaIberidlts als g8aIlinatan.
@rHo@en

Gor 0eni Spribeu6auie ser g3r. 4
an Der 9tep Seriep mo Nelp gort.
glDenuc puroc Elm uubcfanntcr 9le.
GER nit elmer Stdpln0c ii6er Ocm
Ner3en toot ouigeimoeu Cine 6rol
battc oen 6euerwcbrleiitcu mitae.
ibeilt SAB iid 8ipci Jiduncr Dor Der
ggahc irbloacn s3uidaiacr g9eiie
flibr sic glmbldaW oes GanIaltD-So.
ipitals an Ger Seuermode porbet
0od touute ser g(rjt nm nod sen
400 oeS Rauucs ieititeIlen
6euer.
Sdaoen rihicte Elm Sdorniiein.
brano on ser tl scr g9o6mmq bon
geeSIcD Roplet g}r. 36i. 8 StraBe,
g .@y 3rm 9IuSbrudb fam Die Sen.
ermcbr fonute oen uu6eocutenoen
Nrauo icbuca inter Goutrolc 6cfom-
men.
3ulonmenito 0 s.
Gin Giero Der Wlildp0Hterci BON
6 Ibompiou 9ir 324, 9-StraBe,
puroc iAcu lino rate NIT Ocm g9a.
gen Die 5trubel cutlang. 9lr Der 2.
imo G.5taBe coaioirte ooS @fero
nit eiuem @oit 9lutomo6il uno al
Der .. Strabe uno @cnniDloanio.9lpe.
nit cnem SraBenba6n 98oggon.
Sier geIang es oos ic6eue Gbier 5un1
Steben 3u briuaeu. 0as 4oit.g(ito
wnoe e6euic wie oer @aecn tart &c.
ibaoiat
@Iiidli6 a6gclaitfeu.
Gie 70 Sabre alte ltriula 9cou
BON g1r. s. Soma Circle. muroe an
Der i3. StraBc umo Wlalioduietts
gIpeuue bon cinem BON So6n Nliles
aeIteuerten gluto uieoergeronnt. 6rali
GgIesbp, @ottin ocs 8eprdientanten
". CeIes6D bon DcnferS, gt.sg)., mel.
der Gieeut6iincr OeS aroitmogcns
lit licB ooS aiuo III i6reu @ageH Be-
ben llno braGte cS nad i6rer gSob-
iiug. IpoieIbit Der 6onsdr5t feititea.
ic, Dab llriula mir leiGt uerlebt NOR
oeuiit
Nufoer StroBe crfranft,
1enl 6ailaltp Soipitol puroe Der
65 Sabre olte S6omaS 8. Stad ein-
e.licfert uelder an Ser Iep.Seriep,
glpcnuc imo GsSraBc, 9l,@o CT.
irontte.
g( bgcitiir3t.
Bon einem in boiler 6o6rt 6elino.
lidjeii StraBerbabn g9aagon itiir5te
q g9. SuIliudu on Ger z. imO s.
StraBc rmo 800 iid &erlebungeu an
Sen SuBfn0deIn 3lL oie ieine lleber'
fiibrlme nod oem emergency Soipi'
tal uotbpcnDig madlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

oieier So0esdrt erforen I'M Qlitteldl.
ter oic S6iibeneeieai6oiten mo
S6iiben5riioeri6afterl ben 6eiligeu
Se6Qitian gu i5rem S6ubpotrou; in
piclcn oeltiGcn Nhlieen beiinOeu ii6
6clltc oltc S6iibenidei6en sic oaS
nit piclcu @icilcn 6cocdte ll6bilo Oic
les Sciligci 3ci1en. 9lm Se6aitians-
taQe iau0cu inn @iittclaltcr oie
Soupticitlibfeitcu Scr 56iibcnoerei
uiguuaeu itatt bic Damn ipdter mli
eiuc qitilligcre 3eit, in 0en Sommer
ucrlcgt uurOcn. @lci1 alien il6ri.
gcu Seiligcwamcn muroc audi scr
9tone Scbnition oicIia9 5ur 9Iomcn.
gcblmg pcrpanot; aus ibm gin9cu
Damn oie gtameu 9oitiou gSaition
9oitcl, 8aitl oocr @aiil (iiiOoeutid)y
91itlcin @aitler uiip. 6erOor.
SSn 9lieoer0cntidlanO entiton0 ans
9uitimi Oic 6oriu 9ouidob lmo ole.
ic iullroc oficn6or lnter Dem @inillB
scr c6cnio onloutcuOen loutnoIenoen
Sunoc6e5cidming 8ntbni oann ais
SunOcnamc pcrmonOt. 9}odocm 10
oer Berioncnuome 8mdAou t6otioA-
lib olif Den Sumo 9cfommen mar
ocr6ot ii6 ieine meitere &erpcuoung
ais &erioucnnome bon ielbIt. SSeocn-
fails 6ietct ms oie @eldi6tc oieies
9}omenS Gin ic6r be5eibncn0cs 9ei-
ipiel oafiir, mas iHIieBlidj aus eincm
firbli9en g5omen oid Oeutideni
Spra6ge6ict mcrOcn fonntc. Ser
SAL ite6t o6cr fciuesmcgS ocrcin5clt
Oo Die meiiten fir@GGcn g}omen
muBtcn iih in GeltidlonO d6ulibc
GerGnOerungeu imo opr aaem oiA
glbfiir5un9en 9eioaen loiien. co cnt.
IanO aus 9ort6oloniGus 9ortcl, ouf
ser onoeret Seite a6er our6 gSegs
Ioiiing 0eS 9lnfangs ser 9Iome DE
mes, ans glnoreoS glnoers, GnOer
(GnOerlc) uno 0reos, ans G6riition
aariten iuio &iriditein. ans g}ifo.
lmls 9}idel ilno aIaus, aloie, Gloo.
Bar aIoiinG, aug 2ourcntiuS 9oreu5,
Sorj imo 2orBiug ans D}ott6GuS
Geips. aus @iottbiaS Ilob, Dlot5ii.
ion Sios uno Sieicl, aus S6omos
T6ons, G6nnonn. @looBcn inO
0iaihIS, aus 9lc9ioiuS @ilfo imO aus
Sierno0nuis gar @rolms imo @tucs
iomie itbpei5eriih Nliiili 9ic bier
ougciii6rtcu 9eiipiclc cr6rinqcn ms
jcOeiIioas iebr iniereiiomtc 9clcae ga.
iiir, ibic piclc oenlibc Samilicnuo.
men oni iroltc fir6Iidc 9lomen 3u.
riidBiii6rcn iino, sic Ocni ocntiden
Spro6gebroud gcn0B lmngeduoert
iplroeu imo 1Guiig in ibrcn piclia.
den gIblDonOhugei ino 9(6fiir3un.
gca i6rcn llriprng fom nod CT.
fenuen Ioiict
giFcHSwertbes fir Neiudsr
g|altimDre's.
SebensUert6e Funl!e Der StoOt nnS
wie oieIeIbeu 8u erreideu iino.
q ~.,v -, . -oo ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
g}a6ifaI6eiIllna 0er g}er0enidmdde.

sdpode, ner00ie @erioncn gepaat Sofnngso unO
idedten Srdmeu eridopenOcn ause 9rt giden nO aopf
imer5e Sooron @bnobne OcS @ebors mo Der bfroit 9n
torrb goGnoridcn Sblberiopiung, @oefeit Grrotb 8n
Ser5tlopie grbetInnuEg Agitdteit un0 Srbi erabren
Dem oSngCaOenHO" W ale OIgeu jmauoir %erirrnngcu
arHnSd in Hr5eic 3ei StrifrCu SameunF &moS, rampi
0ber acrbrud DGng dgUOc Gdag
gebet mcrOu.
2nA@cu 8rOutaIiuif, 1877 GaF o. Ctr, glcw gOrF q. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

@eO06tniBtaiel Ocs gIabes ser
oOIO GougreB Sou~-@de galti-
more. umo Sborp-StroBe; ser Son
tinental.GongreB pcriammelte iid
OaieIbit I'M Ge3ember t776.
og0gar glQon @oe.Monument"-
iiber Dem @rabe gogar 9laon Boe's
I'M MISUNDERSTANDING @de BON
@recn- mo 6o0ettc-stroBe.
nSobns SopfinS-llniperIitat, sic
ip6ter am uni0eriitp-GorfpoD bol'
lenoet miro.
gSobns Sopfins SoIpitaI," am
gioro.9roo0pop; nit ocr oItIid iab'
renOen Srleans-Str.. ..2iuie 5u errei-
deu.
o@oubcr.GoIIege" an ser ct.
@atl. unO "a. StraBe.
r%ea6oOg Snititut." am @}ouut
Sermon @lace.
n@oi6ingtou-W u-Wonument" on
@&. &crnou. iuO Bai6ington.E Elocc;
$50 SUB bod; ser @rilnolteit uuroe
4. SuIi 1915 eeiegt; es lit 6oS erIte
ylontment in ser @elt, meldeS
George @ai6ington erribtct nuroe.
nSpringfeIo Stdots Soipitol",
Spfes0iae, NO. (0iiicc, lluiou
Union @roteitant Sniirluory"
glr. 15i4-30, gibiiion. StraBe.
nGatbeorale,~ an DER GdtbeOral'
in0 NinI6crrD .StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08

Su Ocr @luiitoIicu6.onos
luna. @cbilic (ocbicl5rdeuo);
y@enn Sic o0eroingS meoer Oen Ii
tel nod ocn Cert ocs Sieoes wiiiclt
iucldcs Sie 6d6cn nl0htcu, oani
fam id Sbncn lciocr nidt 6clieu~
9odiiid. oSo, obcr oic NleIooic
miirOc mir uieacidlt iuie0er eiuial.
lcu. f0uncu Sic mir uiAi nal ei.
niac 9icocr Doriin1cu2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-08
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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
TESTS FOR DIABETES.

There are 1000, 900 OF diabetes In
the United States. The best authorities
are agreed that 1t Is advisable for q
diabetic to learn q few laboratory tests
and to note for himself the effect of
certain diets. The most intelligent dia
bette with whom I have had close con-
tact kept himself In very good condi-
ton for 20 years. He was. taught to
perform a few simple laboratory tests.
For a while he experimental with him
self to determine just whath he could eat
and how much. During this period or
experimentation he tested his urine for
quantity of sugar every time he voided
any. Having worked out a dietary for
himself. he discontinued strenuous lab
oratory examinations, only making tests
at considerable intervals.
Benedict's test for the presence OF
sugar: Five c. G. (about so .drops) Or
q little more than a ~teaspoonful yof Ben
edict's solution is placed in a test tube
n s to 10 drops of urine is added.
The mixture is then boiled vigorously
for three minutes. If nc sugar is pres
ent, the solution will remain blue.
There may be a slight p~recipitate, but
the solution remains a blue. If there Is
less than one third of l per cent sugar
the mixture remains blue so long as 1t
is boiling; but, as 1t cools, 1t turns
green Or eve yellow. If more sugar
Is present the mixture turns green
while hot. If the quantity is large, the
color Is yellow or even red
To make Benedict's solution, mix So
dunn citrate, 173 grams, and sodium
carbonate (crystallized), 200, In 700
parts of hot distilled water. Filter. Mix
copper sulphate (pure cryStalE), 17.S,
and water, 100. Filter. Slowly pour
solution No. 2 into solution No.t1, stir
ring constantly. Add enough cold dis
titled water to make 1000 parts.
uNnofa 4Akr xnn,nk ~ C,..a - ~ -
Urine-It being known that sugar Is
present in the urine, Ii is desirable to
know the quantity. Joslin teaches his
patients to test the urine for the guam
tity Of sugar, as follows:
Benedicts test-10 c. C. of urine and
80 c. C. of water are mixed. Half Of
this, or so C. c., is poured into a buret;
rs C. C. of Benedict's solution is meas
ured into a white porcelain evaporating
dish; 10 to 20 grams OF crystallized So
dunn carbonate and a small quantity
of powdered pumice stone or talcum
are added to the solution in the porce-
lain dish. The mixture Is heated to
boiling. While the solution Is boiling
the diluted urine Is run into 1t from the
buret until the blue color is gone. To
get the percentage Of sugar divide 50'by
the number Gf C. C. of diluted urine re-
CURED to decolorize the copper.
To make Benedict's quantitative So
luton dissolve 200 grams of crystal
lized sodium carbonate. 200 grams of
sodium citrate, and 125 grams Of potas-
stun sulphate cyanide in enough water
to make 500 C. c. Of the mixture. Boil.
Filter.
Dissolve IS grams of copper sulphate
In 100 C.. c. of water. Slowly add the
copper solution to the other solution.
stirring briskly. Add 8 C. C.. OF a 5
per cent solution of potassium ferro-
cyanide solution n then d enough
water to make enactly 1000 C. c. (Ons
C. c. Is 1914 minims. One grom is 1874
| minims.) d. -..r .rrg4
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
PICTURE RECORDS OF WAR
hey Will Be Valuable as Object Les
sons In Training the Flu
ture Schools.

A large proportion of the pictures
made In the European wan are not in
tended for public exhibition, says st
Nicholas. A rigid censorship is exer
clsed over all Photographic work by
the governments, exactly as in the
ease of the mails and printed matter
The films may be developed in the
field or In nearby cities, but they are
not permitted to leave the country I'm.
til they have been passed upon. A
board of censors sits i'm a darkened
room ut headquarters and scans every
detail OF the movies as they flash past
Should some secret, valuable in any
way To the army, be revealed, 1t Is
erased or the film is destroyed.
The presence of the moving picture
men in such numbers at the front does
not mean that the governments are
going into the show business. The
photographs thus secured, at enormous
expense. become matters of official rec.
ard and are, of course, invaluable. In
no previous war has such com.
plete Photographic reproduction been
tossiuie, and the government officials
have been quick to take advantage of
the opportunity. 1t Is estimated that
upward of 10000 films have been pre-
pared by the army movie men I'm Ger
many alone. They are intended main
" for educational work In the military
training schools.
AS illustration for textbooks and
lectures, the war movies will have a
unique value In the classroom. A les
son in strategy, for instance, may be
illustrated by a movie picture show
ing the advance or retreat of troops
Ia ain actual engagement. Every phase
Of military instruction may thus be
illustrated. The motion picture show
Ing the construction of bridges will
hell, to train still more efficient engi-
neers in the future than in the past.
A careful study of their value will
make the great expense and risk in
volved IN securing these interesting
war pictures seem trifing.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-10-05
Prohibition Fails AGAIN.

I From the Oklahoma City Oklahoman.
The state tax commissioner OF West
Virginia says that. in two years OF prohi-
bition, crime has been reduced 20 pericent
and drunkenness rs per cent. Bur what
do such figures prove? Why, they vindi1
cate the liquor dealers contention that
prohibition does not prohibit And you
must not expect perfectionists like the
liquor dealers to enthllse about a law that
Is admittedly % per cent deficient. If pro-
hibition completely prohibited why then
the liquor dealers might indorse It,. But
no conscientious liquor dealer viii jubilate
over a law that enables one drunk TO dis
figure the landscape where four reeleJ
before.
Further, those figures show that boozs
Is not responsible for all crime that Is
committed. For while drunkenness has
been reduced IS per cent, crime has di,
minished only 30 per cent. II is plain,
therefore, that IL West Virginia is going ID
be 100 per cent free from crime she will
rave to be $50 per cent dry" That is the
mathematics OF II, and the logic, according
to the liquor dealers. And under the cir,
cumstances there is nothing TO do but let
the liquor dealers keep helr mathematical
and their l~ogic-and their booze.