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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16

liOmeltlid) BON Nolrun ipilrocn bcf.
tia oeitcru bei6oiieu mo oisenon-
ocrgetricben.
0gIeg0picu: Turb cincu iuetcrca
&uitangriii ouf Nlog6Oo6o in Der
lebteu 9iadlt ipuroc ser 6einO ii6cr.
roidt lInierc @ioidincn gingeu
nieOrig rmO lporien 400 @iuuO 81,
pIoiiDitoifc oui Eager. mo Steiu-
bdilicr poOlrb betrddtidcr Sdo'
ben ougeriGtet wuroc. lluicre Nero
plane Iebrteu luDericbrt 5triid"
9uforcitmit Som6cu &c.
Ic9t
@uforcit. i5 9}oU. ,5olgcu.
ocS lit Der ofii5icae @cridt, Scr iup
ter Ocnl bclltigcn 0otllnl bon Ocr rut
uduiidcn @ccrcSIcituug ocroiicut.
lidt mur0c
o9I6rolc6e mO norOlucitlide
5ront Bon Der wcIili6cn N}olOor
@rcn5e bis 5um Sldnic lm0 SitB
E6ole muroe Der 6einO Our6 inicrc
Gruppen 6iS 6intcr oie @ren5c Der.
folat. g9ir mohten 80 @eiongenc H.
cr6clltcien ein N}oIcbineu0ciuc6r.
DS5n Dem @robopo G6ole ionO
Gin idnuadlcS Yonlbor0cmcnt ltott.
nSSn Ocnl Romu BON Grogosloucle
griif Scr ScinO lnter llutcrltiibm1
idtpercr 9lrtiaeric 5ll perihic0cncu
Nlolcn oil, iuurOc jcOoh iibcroG gu
riidgGuielcr
D,Sn Ocm 9llt l6olc crbiclt ser
SeinO &eritdrflmgelL lpoOltrd) imierc
Erippen ae5pllnecu prOeu, iidb ouf
Solotruo uuO 9rejoiu 5llriif5ujic.
ben.
u15l Scm Siu( S6olc icetc Oct
6eino ieiuc bcitigeu 9lngriiic trot
0cs bortuddigcu @ioeritouocS inlic.
rcr Sruppen tort, pclbc ge5lumeea
iulrOclt iidy olf ole 5meitc &inic Der
@jro6en 3llriid5iijic6cn.
oSiiolidc 6ront: @ntldng Ocr 90.
nan folto ein 9hlSuebieI BON Snfons
terie. imO glrtiaerieiclrpr itntt.
nSn Der GobruOido bcieBten lpir
Oos Corr 9ooiic oil Der Conan ino
idritten mlf ser oouBcn Sront uor-
lu0rts.
u6licgcrt6otigfeit: g906rcnO Der
Iebten 5iuci bis orci Gage 6otte scr
6cino cine iugepobulhe E6otigfeit
entfuItet. 6einoIidbc gPoidmcn flo.
gen ii6cr GiruL Mogurcle, 3inmi-
ia, Oen &oim bon @iorght Gulceo
Computing, 9iuoio imo 9lomon inb
porfcn 9ombcn ob, Oie nur lcidteu
Sdlo6cn oerlrlodten. NeidioIlc
morf ocr Sciuo @ombcn ouf Oi(
@oilpiito0t lmO llnl0cbuug luoOlIrd
iricOidc Gimpobucr gctootct oocl
bcrlplnOct lpur0en
Cine groBe 9ln5oOI @om6cn Ulr
Oen auf 0en @oloit ocporicn IN lucl
dem friiber Oic Souigm mo Yrit
sclin bon GunGucn po6ntciL Ocr
Ho(oIt obcr nad Ocn SoOc OcS Yrin
sen Wlircen r0lnltcn.
.,3il DcrlNic0ecu3citc bclonocrs
0ciicrn, fIogcn icinOlidc 5lic9cr ii6cl
flciuc StGOtc mo Srtidoitcn, licBcl
id) olh ousnobmSlpcilc tici bino(
im0 l6oiicn ans i6ren Ninidincngc
mcbrcn ouf Ole irieOlidcn Ycuo6ncl
in Oeu SiroBcn oOer oli Dem 6cIOe.
glcrpplun 9(ngrifI auf
3eebrii99c.
&onOolt l3. 9iop. Gin CT
neilter 9(croplon. .lIcbcrIoa wlIrOc bcil
tc oui ,3ccbriiege mo Sitcnoc III Del
oicn iutcrnonlmcn. Der oiii5icIll
gcrid)t ooriiber loutet:
3citig onl bcltigcn Nlorgen luur
ocn !uicOcrim Oic Soien mo Shns
porri1tingen fiir Eouhbootc in Sec
briigqc m0 0ilcnoc bciti9 BON I'LL
lcrcn Nlorine. .9lcroplonen mo Gee
pl1ncn bclbolicu. Grciicr wuroei
bcobodtct i'm gItclicr DC la gRarin
ino in scr 9ldbc Der &rAitoaitaIt
Sin groBes 8elcr, pobrihcinld) pol
eincm 9ctrolelun.2oecr barriibrcno
miir0c bcmerft. glae WioiNincn fcDr
ten in Si6cr1cit 5uriid.
Ter TaI @rapcs Uertcst.
II gNnihitAton, n, 9. g., Is. glOp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-16
NanfIa9nna9taa am 30. glOUcm6er

8aibington 2. g. t5. gloo.
Die altberge6radte @rflGrimg oa5
1anfiogungstdgeS mfrs in Sen ndd-
itcn Togcn pom ,@eiBen Soilie" ans
erfol9en. @enn anh nod fein be-
itimmter Gog 6ierfiir eenannt it, 10
licB ocr Erdiioent g(nfrager iuittbei.
len ooB er oem alten graub foIgen
meroc, mo 0eu lebten Gonneritoq i'm
gloUclnber ais Ddnfiagunestag be-
itinimen Wiiroc. syn 9lubetradt SeS
boIo Ooranf folgenoen 8ei6no6ts-
ielteS batten ole @eidGftsleute Inn
Die Gerleging bieieS Cages ouf Elm
irii6ereS Iotim eriud)t.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19
WHY is ALL THIS UNREST?

OF
through sympathy
which
troublesome factions that stumbling
At present we passing through series unfortunate
things affecting welfare the seness private
tnue ask these that be?
resolving
the powerful
hand political working
e
the
for o he the be
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19
EveryGirl Ought to
Be Employed
By Mary kenney o Sullivan, Boston. Mas.

working girls who live at home may divided roughly groups
the wagnng girl whose fathers pay small keep
household together without the earnings of his children secondly
the girl whose earnings pay her board help give her great
many things which her father could afford
To the first group belong the majority of working girls
They the daughters the uns
living of whose high but only seasonal They
are the girls who leave school fourteen who to work unskd
trade such candy box making because the skilled industries
do not take them young Unfortunately the lack oppor
uny get further training of them these owpad
trade
The second group includes hghes-pad wage
saared These stenographer girls department
stores teachers Like the Others these work because
they must but unlike their industry they able
themselves and at the time afford recreation and the clothing
fitted to their position Their them chance to live while
the of the first group only keeps che wolf from the door,
1t often objected that of these do need work.
and that the such laundry cooking counterba
anced by what they contribute family budget
work done by the wife mother therefore daughters help
not needed but her because if
withdrawn the home could be kept In the the
whose father better the objection does not hold Unless
she works for small she always able have outside
her regular which her fathers would permit
We also look the question the point of
herself Housework combining and andunes
has special liking for livery hard Why should deny herself
work that congenial that fuers development
breaks up?
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19
Control Of Impulses
Is Great Factor
By W. B. Darlington. Wilmington. Del.

longer of but will drive wrong direction
The
with the aid of sense
1t not intended by this underestimate the value
There of sixth which particular
them when danger lurking call
Of better and often trust intuition when
find way for you.
But don't do anything the of the
junction with sober thought and
direction but impulse alone will lead where bound
If don't let impulse drive
speech for find later that you grounds
but if have speech things
said Don't impusive Sit down
and II after hours sober reflection conclude something
to the offender then grains
side
Don't write letters impulse
writing mood and the will
meaning quite different light impulses with
discretion and common you wish make them useful
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19


Day celebration held the Shorter church. his
tiom that possibly was lying dormant in the minds others The logical
auditors in dealing with the AND ARR M T
of the West The following which will
1T well nigh impossible"
vision the awnes Of that long per Of murder and crime Ru if we
which this commonwealth
oals strikes
recognition OF those definite and true evolutionary principles moving
making
ur todv not prevonnr though At times Nv force anv p
of
bothered
wall this vision willing lay down the proposohat If
period growth religious political
uglnes, the
Prince Peace thy production the
shall reflect Thy
that
his still the n prophet Then the
planting bring forth fruit
brothey consideration;
providence
onableness of what about but the this
wonderful world about there predestnang dis
think
oil
prestige worth
be
benef
cent hand of guiding us unto that end believe that my fathers
there could be answer to the wisdom of their patient endurance as they
ssed through he
solidarity.
of
in its
in
listening genius
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19
Good Chance Offered
for American | urf
BY HARRY M. WILLIAMS. New York

where less national institution abroad
have made possible purchase horoughbre that times
Of peace would never go to the sales ring
The American thooughbds driven out numbers
adverse legislation few back and
farms II the breeding of thooughbreds continue
There have been purchases of this fall
Enshbred horses will be offered brought
by individuals for their breeding
that within few years this infusion English will
of vast benefit the stout old
American strains but they cannot be better benefited
Of English blood the English lines strength
ene and made better by French German American
Racing is much than the running of horses
The horse plays important national pretty
generally agreed that the thoroughbred the
to produce the army horse
This alone should make the great big above
has frequently real study of racing
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19
Don't Label Persons,
but Know Them
By BahOp Charlie, D. Williams. Detroit. Mich

ting acquainted We distinctions America lust
where else What is the capitalist to the workingman Simply
with Jobs give. What workngman capitalist? Simply
q a number.
Take the word The give that label TO
he becomes something entirely different from
And such things determine whole attitude.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19

The problem of the work.
ing girl who lives at home
is not only an economic one
but is a basic problem of
life, in which the individual
pays through service the
debt she owes society. The
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19

1t is just like everything
else. So long as you con-
troll your impulses you will
find them helpful to you in
many ways. But the min
ute you allow your impulses
to govern you they are no
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19

Just at this time the
American turf has its OPP
portunity. The opportu-
nifty comes with the very
natural curtailment of rae
ing in England, France,
G e IN any and Austria.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1916-02-19

Nine-tenths of all our So
cial strife, our hatreds and
our Indifference toward our
neighbors is because we do
not know them-because we
give persons numbers or
labels instead of really get
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

0onncr lit elm iriiberer Sorbaro-
STUDENT, 25 Sabre alt, uno bat meb-
rere Sabre na1 gIusioge ieiner 81
tern i'm Sntereiie Oes uGbriitli6en
@ereins junger @idnncr~ in Snoien
5ugebro6t. gr iuor oui elmer Sc
ricnreiic 8u ieinen @ltern beerifien.
Seine @lteru bobeu bis beute feline
&unoe bon ibm.
Ger gorpcgcr 19'eime"
Der ienft.
2onOon s. glopcmber- SloDos
CAB 6ellte befonnt, OaB Der norDegi-
i6e Gonpfer uGeime" berientt NOR,
ocn ici, Ger Gonpfer batte elm @e-
bait pou 1918 9Regiitertonnen uno
por I'M Sabre 1912 in Cumberland
9cbout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Scimfrcics Srintluniicr mittcls
Sierfuhle.

Gie nnti6ofterie0c @irfung Otr
SbierfobIe Bat 81 @crIuGeu eciii0ri
oos ErinfpoiIer ourd oieies Nlihcl
bon id)dOlihen 9eimcn 5ii beireielt
Teriude, oie geroOe in Ger gcgen9
wortigen ariegs5eit IN europa iiif
oie i'm 6eloe itebenoen Sol0oten, Die
oft inter idledten Iripfwnncr Ser
bdltliilcn 81 lciNcn baben, BON gro
Bcr geoelttilng merOcn fonnen 81
Der Micner fliniiben gSodeuIhrilt
ueroen oerorti0c @rpcrimcnie nlitgt'
tbcilt. SSn 4, Siter Naiier, oenl cIl'
3mon5igitcl Seic, G6oleroflltur ooef
Sppbus 9o5aen 5ugeiebt lucroeIt
pilrOen 5 @ronm pulpcriiirtc Sicr'
roble getban. gtod q Stunoen err.
luieS iid] ooS gcfIGrtc @niier poll
fommen feinfrei iuGbrenO oos sur
Gontrole o6ne 1ierfoble be6nnoelie
Noiier 5o6Ireide Seine 5eigte. Ger
Gcriud puroe Damn nit Der ooppel'
tell Meuge oes g9oliers, Der @ojilleh
|lnlO Der SicrfobIe pieoerbolt mo lo'
gar idon nod elmer Stuuoe luor oas
nit Der 1ierfo6le bebonoelte @dllcf
teinlfrei pd6reuO Die Gontrolen lpie'
oerlm jo6lreide Seine ent6ielter
Gieier giinitige @riolg ernuttbigte 81
fpeiteren geriuhen, MIR Die Sterill'
lirrng oes @oiiers in erreideu, oa6
iie aud Oeu i'm 5eloe befinoliteH
Solooten moelidl miro. Die 8erlu
Ildle berpegten iih in Der 9lihtiItg'
Imittels einfoder 6iltrirling Ourdl e.
Inc Oiinne S6idjt bon Iierfoblc IT,
Ilfort feimfreies @olicr 81 9elpinnen
Sic limo nod nitt o6geiAloIleb
liheinen o6er noh oen in ser g.
I.nonntet lpiiienihoftlihen 3citibrIll
gernahten glngaben gum 3iele 81
| fiibren, ioOoB es niht nnsgeidlolel'
! leriheint, in elmer iebr einfohen@eIle
l man brouht ia Oos @aiier NIL
Eierfo6le mr. fur5e 3eit 5ii ihiiliela
uno Damn ob5uiiltriren uolila
feimireieS @oiier 81 eepinncn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
g9nfer lniL[ snriidtrrtrl.

GIebelano, g., 8. g}ooember
g&eipton 9. gofer, DER ariegsiefre-
tdr, miro nod Dem A. Wldr5 reiigni.
rcn elei6eiiItig, per Er6iioent per-
Den ioIlte. @s miro geioet 8ofer
babe 5ur 3eit, ais CT inl leBten Sobr
oas S[mt ii6ernabm ii6 enti6Iolien
eebnbt, eS MIR ein Sabr lang inne
81 boItcn uno OaB er beobiidtiet,
bierber 5uriid6ufebren uno ii6 DER
&ehtspraris an pi0men
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
llutcr $4,000 garsidjaft icitsc.
hnlten.

H9i cw Oorf 8. glooelu6er.
9itoo @ooomait alias glIIcc Gdl'
lioulS, reIdc in Gbicooo pcrboitf
liub ecltcrn nod bier in TcrbinOimg
nit Der Yro5eiiirme bon 9Serioncn
wcgen @rprcilmg gcbrodt uiroc,
erfIdrte iih rniht ibuIoie" ou ciner
@rprelilme gemeinibaitlib nit SoS-
Gbriition an @oworo 9l. 8eit OenI
Gice Yr6iiOenten elmer Sbee uno
9offe-@eieuidoit, betbeidet gelueicn
81 iein. Gic 9eiduIoiaten iollcn
inter 9eOrobln9 Ger Ero5ciiirng
uttcr Dem Nionu-@eieb peritdt ba'
ben, $4,000 bon 8eit 5l crprelieI
Cie Goodman rmO Gbriition wurocu
inter ie $4,000 9iireidoit fir cine
i'm Ge5embcr itottiinOenoc gerbdio'
lung feiteeboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
gNalN6ran0e in Nentnfn.

&eTtngton, S{Do 8. ytobeniber.
@olo6rGnoe, oie in oen groBen
GJebol0en oitlid iin6 meitlid bon bier
ipiitben beoroben @ieentbum im
g9ert6e bon Eailien6en bon Dollars.
aleine St6ote i'm 9faoe Der 6euers-
brliuit iino nit 9erniHtung beOrobt.
@an5e 9lrmeen bon W3dnnern un0
anaben f1mpfen, I'M ibre Seiniitdt.
ten 81 rctten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
@erLincr Eirma pernrtdcilt.

Sem 9ort 8. globenber. -
Cine orf $15O,OOO loutenoe @ntibci-
bung al @utitei Scr glcgierilng Scr
Scr. Stnoten ipuroe bon oen @ei6po-
rcnen I'M bieiieen 9nnoeSgcriht ee.
9en Ole Sirno aorflus & Ser5berger
bon Berlin, Geuti6lono, oetroffcn.
Die glnfla9e lolItetc ouf W1inoer.
ipcrtbongobe cincr 2ooung Sono.
i@ubleoer in SSertbe bon $4S,000,
Die an Die 1ieiiecn g(gehteu in @lo-
ocrsoillc H.9y oci6idt puroe. Sie+
liger @elObeiit DER 6irma puroe BON
Der &egierlne our Dedllne OeS SIN.
lpru69 nit 8ei6loq belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
arlt.Seitnnaen inGanaOa uer6oten.

9ttamo, Out, s. gfooember.
Die Seurifiden 8eitlngcu iino IN
@onood in oeu 9onn getbon poroen.
Ole Girfulation leiner 8lGtter lit
bonn n6biten 5omitog an Oerboten.
Gic i6lperen Strofen pelAe 0ur@
sic Sriegsartifel oorgeieben lino,
meroen bel Seoem, Der inn 8eiibe Der
ielben it, in 9lnpenoung gebrodt
meroen.
Gem Snternotionolen 9teuigtei-
ten Dienit iino ebenfoas Die 0ie6te
cnt8oeen ipcroen. Cine beute oorii-
Der obgege6ene @rfldrung iogt, Der
General 4oItueiIter BON Canada
babe cine ggarnllng unter oen8riegs-
9lrtifeln ergeben lqiien, OaB Den
Searit'iden 8ldtteru Die 8enubung
Der Boit iii Gonaon ent3ogen Doroen
lmo ooB ibre Girfulotion in Canada
iiberboupt perboten iei.
&einer 4erion in Canada ioa eS
crloubt iein, nod nGcbitem SonlItag
i'm 9ciibe ser gldtter oOer elmer ein-
sclnen glusgube oerielben 5u iein
lino irgeno enc %erion. in oeren 8e.
iit iiA Iolhe befinoen ioa nit elmer
5trafe BON ni6t ilber $4,000 ooer
GefdneniB fir einen Eerntin BON
nid)t mebr ais flint Sobren ODER bei-
ocm belegt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Nei glntO.itniall ect0btet.

BbiIoOelpBia s. gtob.
G6nrles Samiitcr, ein Nlii6lenbeliber
bon @tonoDunt 3d. pliroc, ais iein
9liltomobil al elmer i6arfen 9icoung
iimfieL 81 Gooe georiidt. Ger In.
ioa ereignete li@ beute am 6eitigen
0torgen aiif Der @ernontopn 2ano.
itroBe. 3wei onocre SSnioiicn Der
@8ai6ine fomen nit lei6ten Ser
lebungen oobon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
@icr@lanner In ggadIitrrit rri0uilrn

Wf ogooleno q. Na., 8. glop.
Sicr DlGnncr nobmen an einent
Filtolenoucl, nel6cs einem @obl.
ltreit fol9te, EbeiI. sic fdoIicn ii6
gegcnieitig toOt 0ie glamen ser
Wldnner iino: Sorrp glrduIct, SiilfS.
8inoesmoridoa 3. 9lr6ulet, iein
griloer, Elm Bergman; IS. IS. @jro.
boloo Elm @iebbiiter, uno Elm unbe-
fonntcr gLmerifoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
2onOon itorf an Scr @ dB
intcrefiirt. ~

SonOoM 8. gIouem6cr. 9tc
9SrGlioentemuobl in ocn Scr. StodteIi
ricf Elm uneebeureS Sntcreiie in eoil5
2onOon berpor. Die Yioreen. 3eitln-
ten fiinoigten olL OoB Charles y.
Suebes 8peiielloS erpd6It poroen
Ici, imo oics muroe oIs Ebotiohe an
eenonmen, bis ser Selegropb uno
Oie AbenobIGtter 5eigten ooB Der
9onpf nod 3weifel 5uloiir Gon
oieicr 3cit oil perionlmelten lif uut-
gcregte @ruppen IN Clubs uno $50
tells, Inn ole neueltcn Nodridten cntl
ecgen al nebmen. Dic omeritoniihc
8otidoft lpurOe fir gieitigfeitcn
serooe6u beIoecrt. Bon ocn britt
icben 8cboroen liefen biele glodfru'
gen cin. 3citilngsbilocr befoBten lid
nit ocr @obl imo Die glbcno5eitiln-
een brnhten 2eitortifeI, oie iiH olit
ole glmiobme, Dob Suebes erpdbli
iei ltiisten. Gies lit pirflid oas
crite Deal. ooB 2onoon perIonli6es
Sntereiie an Der 3rGliocntenmobl
nimmt. Die offentlihen 9lnli6ten
ootiiber iino iebr eet6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Sluci SGarincflicscr ect8Otct.

&aibington 8. yioDembcr.
Die Observation-Disclosures 2utBcr
@cli6 imO 6. 81. groniou wurocn
berte gegen giodnittoe ourtb cine
friib3citige @rploiion elmer gIeropIon-
9onlbe bel Snoion Seoo, Wioy &C.
tootet. Scr llnfaa ereienete ii6 bel
DER @robc elmer gleroplongombc,
melhe 8ur 8erit0ruug BON ariegs-
idiffen in g(nmenoung gebroht per-
oen iolen.
SSn Der lleloung bonn Snipef-
teur ser Groonnqn5- -9(btbeililng an
ole @larine.8eboroe miro 6eridtet,
ouB cine @ri6iittcrlng oireft unter-
bolb oes 9leroplorS Dobrgnommen
murOe, in peldem oie Sffi5iere ben
Slug modten. Sdeinbor babe Die
@onbe einen 9beil Der 0toidine be-
riibrt ino iei oaour6 5ilr Grplolion
gelongt. 8eueen ioben ben 9Ieroploi
III 3pei Sbeile 5er6reben uno IN ben
9Sotomoc 5luB foGen. 9is CUR ipa-
ten Stllnoc beute fonnte nod feinc
Spur bon ibnen geflinOen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Nnrdfiidrnna bed 0Jeiete uerIanat

gSoibinetoh 8. yIobember.
Slrsiumenta in oen 6Gaet in DC.
nen es lt6 Inn Die @eicsIi6feit Der
in @eit @irginien beitebenoen @ciebc
in ge5ug nuf Oen gerfouf eeiitiger
@etrdnfe, 0es ioeenannten 8lnoes
@ebb. .&enppn un0 @elt. .8ireinia
2iquor @eIebes, bonoelt puroen
beilte i'm Sbergeriht bier fortgeicbt.
Ger g(nmoIt Der n9lnti-Soloon. .2iea
bon glmorifa~ oelttete ouf oie gcltri-
gen @robibitionsiieoe in bier Stoo.
ten bin ino oitf Die g3otbmenoigfeit
0es gSebb- &enDons@eiebeS az Der
0urhfii6rllng ocs uEroden" -Sto-
flutes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

2on0on 8. Siobember. g9ie
oiii5ica berihtet ipiro. fono ant 81.
0ftober Der 5meite 2iertenont 9iu.
oolpb @incent Surr, Sobn bon gin-
cent Sur aus San 6roncisco, iei.
men 800 mGbren0 eines @efehts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

81 c illtotc in @isconiin-
Milluoutcc, 8io., s. Olop. =.
Die lcbten 3iifern DER Mo5lrelnltdte
loiien erfennel ooB cine itorfe re-
.publifoniihe Delegation I'M ndhIfcn
GongreB pertreten iein miro.
3uiGsIicbe 9eribte Gnoern nidtS
an Der Gorausiosuns, OaB @6orIeS
Is. Sugbcs oen Staot fiir ii6 bean.
iprll1en fome. Die So5inIiiten pers
mebrtcn i6re Sertrcirueeu in beioen
Speigen Der 2eeislotltr bel einenI
0iitglieO in ieOcm Saus pnO DerOeir
ueln O}itglieOer in Dem Sous mo
orei i'm Senot 6oben. Eie Stdrfe
ocr So5ioliiten 5eigtc iid bcionoers
in ocr Dtilmolifee.GolntpsS sStimnen-
ob9obe in Der @abl iiir oen Diitrilts-
2lnpolt. 9luBcrboIb Ylilwmltee's
battcu ole 6o5ioliiten MIR cine tlcinc
5timmcn5abl oui iid pereingt, cbcn.
10 Die ASrobibitionitcn.
SugbeS ltcigt in W i'd 2
gan.
Oetroit, Mid.. s. 9loOem6cr.
Die lesten 9eridte crbobtcn oie
Stimmenine6rbeit BON GborleS e.
6ugbeS iiber &rdiiOent 8iliou III
Nlidioan. 8eridte nou gpci Qrittel
Scr @obl -@re5inftc eo6en &u9bcS
POS ,iSO uno S9ilion tSL017 Stin.
men. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

Son Sroncisco, 8. globem.
ber. Ole @r-G6nigin BON Sopoii
SilinofaIont lieet IN SonoIuIu
idwer fronf oornieoer nno miro ibr
9lblcben jcoen 9lueenblid erportct,
pie bier cin9etroiicnc glohritbten
bciogeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
lfranfrcidts ffiiderfIutte balin.


@aris, s. g}ooember. Die Sci
tiing oSumouite" lenft Die glufmert-
ionlfeit nuf Die jGnimerlicben 3uItGn.
6e in Ser fron5oiiiden 6iiherflotte.
SSronfreid) itebc inn 9egrifie, Slns
oerte bon @Gaioncn ieincs g3otionoI
g9obHtonoes uno, mas idlimmer ieL
oen @roOcrmerb fommenOer Sc
ihlebter 5lt oerliercn. 3n Slnoertcn
lcien Ole 6ii6er6oote lno SegIer IN
oeu SGfen oerfoult. Sn Gomeret
5un 9eiipiel, Dem midti9iten Snms
mer Centrum Sronfreib's, iei ollcr
&erfebr foot. 9[Ge riiItigen @Gnner
icien i'm ariege. Der Stoot tbue
uidts, nm ocn @erfoa oieier einit-
mails 10 bliibenoen SSnoultrie ailf5lt-
bolten. 3os 8Intt foroert Die Jie.
gierlng out oie notbigen Wtittel our
g9ie0er- Snitonoiebung Der Slider
flotte auS5uperfen rnO ben 6il6crn,
G9nlid6 mic oen 2onoarbeitcrn, be-
ion0ere llrloube 5u 6epiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Scr serr VcniiOng. Wliniffcr.

2onoon s. gtooember. Or.
tbur Senoerion. Der 6iibrer ser 9lr-
bciterportei i'm llnterbouie, 1T gum
8eniions-@2iniiter, einem fiir5lid &c.
ihoifencn glutc, eruonut moroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09
Slnabem nnO @labden aetrennt.

6 @bicogo, 5. gtobember.
@enn Der @mpfeblung bon Solepb
81. SuIpod), oie S6iiler rno Shiile,
rinnei bieiieer teduiider 5dulen
al trennem 5olee geleiitet miro, 70
miro Elm oerortieer Sdritt IN aiir0e
ititernonnlcn iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-09

Sulino, an ser 0}iinOuug oeS@lit
telormeS Der Conan, wuroe Onr6
SeeplaHe ongegriiien @incr oeriel.
ben purOe a6geiAoien
9lu ser Eraniplpauiiden 6ront, IN
Der 9}dbe bon @robopo, purOe cin
oiterreibiib Ocutidjer 2lngriii obge
wieieu. Su Oieier @egeuo fouO eiu
beitiges g(rtilleric @efe6t ltott,
e6enio in Oem 9u5et G6ol. Gntloug
ser uorOli6eu rumduii1en 6rout iii
Die Situation rnoerdnoert.
General 0ro9aGino gefo +
len.
Son0on, s. 9tob. n Cine glfa.
reiter Gcpede an sic Oro6tloie Erelic
meloet sen 600 Oes Generals 0roga.
lima, oes 9cie6lsbobers Oer critcn
rumdniidcu 2lrmee, in 6olge fiir5IidJ
ouf Dem 5dlodtieloc crboltenen@cr.
mlnOunqen.
5ran3oicn bcreitcltcn
gniommlu lung.
YariS, 8. gtooember. Otorolid
ser Sommc, ioet Ger ofii5icIle fron.
50liibc 9eribt ocs bcutiecn Cages
bertrieb oic fron5oiiide 9lrtinerie oer
SSeino, mcldcr iid oitlih BON Soil
liel ionlnlclu molte. Siiolid ocl
Sonme uno onl re6ten llfer oel
@oos fonO ein bcitioeS 9lrtillerie
Guea ltott.
3ie 3obl Der @efongenen wel4'
0ie 6ron5oien geitern iiioli6 oel
Sonlme madten belduft iib an
$50.