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eclGitmurO .sScriadl.

Summer iiber ben SOB Iciuer
Sdpeiter Gora, Sie om0cnfioelngS-
tage in ibrer @obnung, 9tr. 1919,
Eorf-Aocnnc, itorb, uerouInBtc ben
2S-i0brigen Charles Sambert bon
gir. 1914 @1ine 9cnf-9oue, Our6
Sefinen mcbrercr Gos6obne eineu
SclbitmorOoerii6 81 MAIDEN. 9lIs
ieine Siou BON eiucm geiub nod
Nonie fam iono iie ibren Soften be.
iinmno$Ios oui oem 6nbbooen lie
0eno por- Gurb idnellc Siilie ge-
lana cS, oca Mom auBer @eiobr 3u
brinaen.
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glrtOmubit eircnScm fdIlia.

Ger Stoots- -9lufomobiI. @ommiIlGr
bat aeltcrn nit oem 9luseeben DER
glnto.Sicen5eu fir oos Sa6r 1917
begonneH. Die neucn Nlorfen ira
gen grilnc galmmern ouf einem
cremeiaroigcn llnterarn Sc. ggie
Sr. gougbmm iaot, miiiien ane 81.
ccn5cn Dor oem I Soiuar geloit mer-
Den, mo am iolgenoen Gage Oiirfen
feine ytunmern pom Sabre 1916
mebr gejei9t mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Ereier SrauSport.

0ie n@altimorc.O O1io.9o6n" bot
befomt ecmadJt oaB iic @ei6no6ts-
gcidente iiir Ole YtarpldnOer Srup.
pen an Ger merifaniiden @renbc TO-
itcuirei bcioroern wia. Iic ciulau.
ierOen Yadetc wcrOeu eciammeIt imo
in einefu gSaggon 3iionnncn Oircft
pon bier ilad @agIc.GaB geion6t per-
Ncn. Die &ciie uimmt uneeidbr
ieds Gnae in QIniprlldl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Cppulitisn acaen nsne Olcnn6a6nen.

glni Die IN Oeu lcbtm Goeen onge-
rcgte 9eweelne, cine neue 0ienn6obn
bel 9engies an Der n@ennipIponio-
9abn" an6llegen, bat iit itorfe Op-
petition aeIteno gemaht. Or. Sop-
arO u. aeIp, Sr. Sobn Z. Stone,
Or. s. Nl. Z. 6inucp unO Sr, eugene
Scpering poIleu in oeu ndtiten "a.
gen cine giirgerUerionlmhmg einbe.
riifen in weIder cine 8clUseume Gin.
eeIeitet ueroen ioa, IN Der n16iten
Staots.,3elebgebune Gin @eieb gegen
aae 8ettrennen in MarDlauO 5Ir
Innabnle 81 brinQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
/, ySurbora.eOas 9lr. 1, o. 9. II. g."
@roher Sall, @lOntaa, 4. 9e5. 1916.
SrO6inn-Salle, SrcOerid.gIUe.
Sifeis 10 Gents. (De534)
GontDn muSerniiirt id.

Die ncuc, Eoli5eiItotion 81 Canton
miro poLridcinIih ain Somlor ee.
broildsiertig ieih. Gas nit cinem
aoitenoiliponOe BON $4,000 crrid-
tcte @eb1iloc lit 5wei Stodrperfc bod
uno cnt6Ilt slmts5iumer fir ben
WiorI6aa Godcp iinS onocrc 9cautc
ser 9orutp.YoIi5ci, nehii elmer gln
5obI 3eleu iiir oic @cianacnen. GS
perloiitei, Oob Der Dlaribal om +.
Sonuor cine 9ln5obl Eoli5iiteu bon
Canton imo Si96Ionotomn nod oil.
ocrcn 8r5irtcn oeS GolmtDS ucriebcn
iniro.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sm Stootaerihtc bat So6n GIipcr
cine alaac lnn $4,000 ShaocncriaB
gegen &iu. @. MarOel BON 0sr. it5,
9loro-@otomdc. StraBc, cinrci6en IaI.
fen sSn ser 3laspibriit wiro 0eiaat,
6aB Der S,ifncv Oes %prtlogten ora
2t. 0ftober an ser Gde pon Charles.
unO 6a0ctte. StraBe Sri. Oliuer iiber-
hn6r un0 pcrlett babal ioq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
@riuShlten aeamie.

Ger Sd]luBtae oeS @onbeuts ser
pGoaee. understandings SGu-
len @ereinigune." ~ GoS 6c-
iultot ser 9eomtenipo6l. TT Grd.
iiOent g8. ". 0jutb pom @on6er.
College prrOe ais elmer Ger @ice.
Brdiioeuten ernonnt. Suterei.
ioute gortrdec.
Gie g9obl Der 9eomten fir oas
ndhite Sobr ipar bel Ger seitrigen
Notwithstanding Ger @onbcn.
tion ser oGoaeg. unO 9orbereitimgS.
SduIeu gereiniauug Der NaitteI.
itoaten nO MorDlnno" ooS pid-
tiaite @cidGit. Sic 9eamtcmuabl
5eiste ioIgenOes &eiultot: @rolioent,
5reO y. aeppeI, @oriteber OeS So.
hn6io College; &ice 8r1iioenten,
Gborles ygbeelod, @ommiiidr Der
llniperiitot oeS Stootes gSelu gorf,
&m $. 0rapioro, &rdiioeut OcS
Saee6nuD College, @roi. &. S.Gou.
itout BON ser @rinceton llniperiitGt,
@m gS. @ltG, @r1iiOent Oes Sou.
der College, inO Soeridel &. 0torriS
bon DER @ilmington 6rienO.Sdille;
Sdosmeiiter, StonIeD ". Dornall,
Goriteber Der Germantown ,,5rieo-"
Shule, mO Sefrct1r, Or. Geo. W.
Nic@lellouO bon Ger llniperiitot bon
@enuiplbnnien Cos @refutiu So.
mite beitebt aus. aot6erine @im.
beon, Goriteberin Der @bilooelpbia
boberen @aOdeniduIe. @Oeor Tow.
Jon bonn Sumter College, Charles s.
Eiloen BON Der SobnS SopfinS Uni.
peritot unO 9. n. @eies.
6olgenoe gereine bielten qeItern
in gerbipOung NIT ser @onbentiou
ibrc Sabres0eriummhmgen n@erein
Der 2ebrCr iiir moOernc Spra6en."
rGerein Der 2ebrer fir @eidi6te."
imO uTereiu Der 9ebrer iiir Nlot6e.
motif."
GcridieOene iHterehonte 0ortrGac
be5iigIib Der moOerneu Grjiebnnass
@etboOeu puroeu BON @rof. George
SaOjitS bon Der lluiberiitdt bon
@enniDlbouien, @m Soppun, Dor
iieDer Der SSeiieriou Sdule iiir
auoben, imo Or. guuo &.D'c0ouab
poh Der @ooleig6 Sdnle fir 0lGo-
den gebaIten Gie meiiten Der aus
pdrtigen GeIegatel DerlieBen ge.
itcru glbeuo Baltimore.
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sin gIaItimOrer aNSneieidlnet.

Mtoior ~ q Srceinoh elm gaItis
more locl6er IN oen 9leiten scr gIl.
liirten 1egcn GcrtirblonO tdmpit, it,
ipie in Ganood bcfonnt ecmndt NOR.
Den III, init elmer gerOicritmcOaiac
ausge5ei6uet norOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
rSrrein Scntidlsr Nrsimanrcr.9 .

Su G!aeeetfs Soae firoct 6eute
SSahmittog cine piAtigc gcrioum.
Iung OeS nGereins Oeutihcr 6rei-
mourer" abenoS 8 ll6r itait, BEL mel.
der &oitor @rimner, Scfret1r ser
o@ermonia.2oQc gir. i60". eind
0uberit iutereiionten &ortroe BOZ
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
Sd. GiIrlt nadl gLtLnntir.Gitn.

Sr 6ronf y. 6iirit Oes iid cincr
ihluercn 0pcrotion pcgcn cincs Nlo.
gcnlcioanS i'm So6nS SopfinS SoIpi.
tal uitcr5icben mnBtc, lit aeitcrn oui
cilliGe @oheu uod 9ttIontic.Gitp ee-
rciit Scin 3uitano lit 6o6it 5Iiric.
ocritclcJS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
etHgollas 1fmp'raiar. :
Selrarapliidler g9eiterberidli.

glus 0en ii6rieen giinoes.& .&etter'
@eo6obtunas. .Stotionen natrOcn ole
iolaenoen nieorigiten &empcraturcn,
Ole nm s llbr eeitern Slbeno berrid.
ten berihtet:
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ngsrsin Ssntidlsr ;Sreimanrsra.

&idtiec SeriammlMus bente,
GOnutaG ben 3. DECEMBER, 8 llbr
SIbeuOs, in GIOssett'S Saae. aeu.
flrrlt intrrciiautcr gOrtrag Oes .Sru.
Euitpr 0irimmer, Sefretdr Der Ger.
mania.gOne glr. 1907. (Qea9l
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W9anisipoI. .MadJridtsu.


1oS biesja6rioe @ilaiterlmgS @ro'
eramni miro bis enoc oieies
So1res onrdgeiii6rt lem. 81.
genielr NJ 8. Sortmon BON Ger
9lb3lsSfonol Gommiiiion rciig
nirt. 9eridt oes itootii@el @e.
iluobeits Geportemeuts.
9Ius Dem 0eridt ocr @flaiteruugS.
Gomniiiiiou lit 5u erieben, BOB ooS
iiir oaS Sobr 1916 entipotiene BRO
graum ieoenidaS oud Dor So6ress
iAluB nod olrAaefii6rt rueroen,
fam. 3ur 3eit ueroen "A StroBe!t
in giltcn 3mionO Oerieet. a. aeit5
Compton, Der @oriiber Der &ilaite.
rlnqS Gomniiiion ia9tc geitern
Dob Die FiloiteruneS 9Irbeiten III
ben lebten Monoten icbr ncr5ogert
lpurocn oo Die lltterne6wer uidt
GciIeeno Nioteriol 6efonlmeH tonn-
ten. sic botteu oud eroBe Sdpic.
rigtciten 6iIliac glrbeitsfraitc 5u er.
longen, SSn ser lebten @odc wlr,
oe Die @ttineitruBe. 5ioiideu Soil
mou. mo MoiberitroBc, osp6altirt.
Sugenieur Surtmonre.
iiguirt
Sr 2Ilireo S. Snrtmon cin Gioi.
lions Snaenier Scr Baltimore SEQ.
nolo65ueS Gonniiiiion reidtc &C.,
Iteri bel G6ci S,ngcnieur Senorid
ieine Geiienotion Elm. Sr 8ortmon
er1ielt cine auibe5ablte Steac bel
oen Itwicri0itcn slrbeiteu Der 9lule,
gnng ocs itGotiiden 'Sl65ugsfonols
SpIiemS.
100 So0te, 2S9 @e6urten.
GoS Itdotiide geiumo6eitS Ges
partement modte eeiieru 6efannt,
Dab in Ger pergoraeneu @odc i'm
@ou5cu 1870 8erionen itarben, nab,
reno 2S9 ainOef ooS 2idt ser @elt
erblidtcu. % &erioneu itarben an
Der Sdiuinoiudt # on 9rcbstranf-
belt, % on Ser5leioeu IS on SrH'
geucntjiinoung, 20 ou Der 9riebt
idcn 9lierenfrantbeit. 1rci @erio.
uen 6egiueen Selbitnor0, ipdbreno
odjt @leniden bei llnfdaen i6r Sc.
ben oerloreu Dur orei 9iuoerldb.
mmasidlle uuroen in Der lebten
@odle beobahtet 2liId Die Eupbus.
Situatiou lit iebr beirieOigenO, trot.
Scm i'm @ou9er College iunerbol6
Orei Saacn ucm 5dae geiimoen
miir0cn
9e6rt 6eute 5uriid.
@opor @reiiou fe6rt beltc BON
Ieincm 5ebutGgigeu Soooausflitae,
oeu er nit ieinem So6ne nod gloro.
! Carolina mternonlnen bate nod
Baltimore 3uriid.
,g'arbora.gOgc glr. 1, o. 3. II. g."
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Sin Seuer i'm @etreibe.@lepo
Scr Baltimore & S6io.@abu auf Dem
Bier 9Ir. s 81 SociIit.@oint geiiern
Nlittog foimte gcloidt wcrocn che es
groBen SdoOen ouridtctc. IS miro
angenommen oaB cin eleftrii60r
Nur5idhiB 6as 1ener pcrliriahte.
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Sn's 0leid, Der edutten.

Gopt. 6reS. o. 2ind geitorben.
Gin befonnter 0eutider aus Oem
irOHben Goiein scidieOen. -
6rou Sobn glooot nod elmer
operation oil einem SiierenIeiOen
seitorbeu.
Sioh longer arontbeit lit geiteru
Sr. 6reOerit @. 2ind in ieiner @ob-
mne, Slr. 2SO6, observation-disclosures.
nobe SoriorO.9luerue, im 70. Sc.
bensjobre geitorben.
glm 8. Nloi 1S47 in &ir6beim,
Il. E., @iirttem6erg, geborcn fam
Der junee 2md i'm 9lIter BON IS Sab
rem nod glmerifo. @r Oiente bier
BON 1S86-iS69 in Der gunoes-slr-
NEE ilno ma6te DeridieOeue 6elO6iise
gcgen bic Snoioner nit, bis er ols
SroerID-Sergcont 5u Sort Soluea,
g&-N., ebreupoIl entIaiien tpllroe.
SIN Sabre 1869 fam er uab 8aIti-
more 5uriid im0 etabIirte alpei Sabre
ipdter eegeniiber Ocm 8otbbmts oos
portbeiIbaft befoHntc GitD-Sau Sdr.
be. uho 9Ieioer. 9teiuisungs. GtobIii-
ienicnt.
yiod Dem groBeli 8rnnoe in 1904
iieoelte er nod Dem Anpeien OIL Der
Gde bon @op. ino 5obette- StraBe
iiber uno iibergob oas @eidaft Dor
einigen Sobren ieincn S6bnen unO
500 iid IN oen &ubcitanO 3uriid.
Sm Sobre 1871 uer6eirot6etc er
iid nit SRI. WlorD @einreidJ, uno
Der aliidlihcn @be entiproliqi iiebeu
ainoer Dor lmgefdbr t2 sSa6ren
eing ole treue @attin i6m in Sooe
poroui ino CT Der6eirdtbete i1 eiui.
1e Sabre ip6ter 5um 5pciten Wlole
nit Der perwittIpeten ,5rau So6n
Soub, nit rpel6er er eineu gIiidli.
den 2ebeusobeno perbruhtc.
Capt. 2ind NOR Elm NlitolieO DER
o@ermonin 9oge 9lr. 100, Der SSrci.
mdiirer@, lmo geborte in friibercn
SSdbren gum Gurnoercin ,Iors
ipdrtS" ouBerocm mar CT Scr @Qpi.
tdn Ger yGompoguic ~ Die ibm gc.
tern cincS Ner itoniicp 9hmcuitiidc
6nienocn licB unO IN geidloiiencn
9ieiben oil Ocr Neeroigung oni Gicn.
itag Gbcil ne6mcn miro. Iic Sci.
dlenfeier ite6t lruter Scr 9eitlln0 ocr
Eoitoreu Sltliils Soimann 9crcorin
@rotb imo SSoDn o. @riuner. 9Qs
Sa6rtudtrdgcr perocn 9ogcnbriioer
iungiren. Sic 9eiiebune fiuoet ouf
Der uSouoon @urf.Gemcterp" itott.
\ 6ror gopat Qcitcr6cu.
gincH 8iercnIeiOen, peeeu Oclien
iie iib Dor Orei @odcn elmer Opera.
tion iwier5ieben nuBtc, crlog 3rau
,Sobn 9lonof in ibrer &obmne, gSr
! 701 9ioro. @ort.Str.
Srau yfopaf puroc Dor SO Sso6reu
IN 9o6mcn geboreu lm6 fam Dor AZ
| Sobren ned Baltimore, 100 iie felt.
ocu inimter6rodeu acluo6nt Bat
gliIBcr i6reH @atten bintcrIdBt iit
5pei Sobpc, 6ranf umo GuOolpb 9io.
Oat rn0 5pei G0Htes, 5rnu SpIpic
Erulep mo 8rou WarD 8errnef, TO-
mie 10 Sntelfiuoer. Die 9ceroielnG
miro an Gienitng gaaduittog eriol
gen. @aItor Srmit gsooot BON oci
bo5miibea Eres6ptcrioner Sird,
miro bic Seibcnpreoi9t balten.
Ner 0>o,ueu.l} q 6ncrc;,, S.s oNc,,4
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gIiemaHO, Der SntereHe nnO Nlit.
GefHBl fir bic Der @Itern bcranbteu
SinOer 6eet, iOllte es SerTGnmeu, Sas
9IititcrHsiiea Oes 9omcn.glG6Dcreius
OCs 9eutideu &aiicnbanieS Ndtt-
mod rnO 9OnHcritas in Der 2cb-
mnnH-Salle 81 6eiudlen. (0e83-)
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} nlpIna NppfinS.lln .llniucriitat. Z

Iic 5mcitc Seric Der SOrtrGse iB
scr glnlo 6cs SSngcnienrs.Gcporte,
nlcuts 81 Somcpooo bcsiunt am
Mittipod, SEN 6. 0ejcnlbcr, on wels
diem Gage Or. ISM. $. &arf Don
g}clp.gorf ii6er Sic @eia6reu I'M.
teincr 0iilb uuO ii6er Die &idtigfeit
Der @1ilc5 ais 9fabrungSmittel~ ipre-
djen wiro. Der 8ortrag be9innt
plnft llbr Ra6miltags.
SeutIdje, ScitcrFeidJiidjc nnO lInsn'
ride GriegsanIeiben.
100 Marf uuO 100 GrOnen unfluGrts.
Sbco. s.. 1iener &. Goy
(9gor8i3-) III CitSaIiimure.SiT.
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Tlnt6'
Metternnsiidlten.

Sir N1orDlonO uno ben Giitrift
Columbia beute tIor mO noropelt-
lidc 99inoe.
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Der BcItfriee 9cutc UOr cincm
Snbr.
3. Ge5embcr 1915.

p. lV0VIITUVI IVTJ.
Nlobamneoaner mo 9lGbaucr
idlieBen iih Oen Seercn Der Scr.y
biinoaten an.
&cltIib BON NoUiba5or mcrocn
400 Scrbcn 5u @eiongeneu &c.
macbt.
oSn oeu GorooncueA pcrocn
6ritiIbe Stronger OurA tiirfiicbc
91ttcrien bcidaOiqt.
Der 9ritc pSongtcu SaQ"
4A30 Eonuet miro i'm NlitteIl
mmcr 0pier eines ll9ootcs.
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QIbunngnicu, bic ben .ScutidDcn GDrs
reipDnDeulcH" nidt pfnfiIldD rbrr mnrc.
aclni0Gia crbolteH, linh 9ebcieH, Der
Ciiiec ouUen per TrlcphUn pDer idriiiIim
ytliihelluna aH wadlru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
guuSes.9epartsmeut fiir 2auowirtb'
idlnff-N -Netfer.Nnrean.
Weridlt Scs galtimOre Wettcr6nrcans

Ger Teudtisfeitseebalt Der Suit
mar "a 4ro5eut I'M 8 llbr @aorgcnS
mo 81 &ro5cnt nm s llbr glbenoS.
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Sas glnFcrncHen ocs Seutidlcn
9aiicu6onics finSct WlittuudJ mnO
0ouucriias OieIer 8OdJc in Der ecR-
mnun.Saae itatt (Ge53-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

Orr Samen-ylG6Dcrciu Scs Gent.
idJen &aiisHbaities rrluartct Sem Be
indI Oes bisfseH ScntidtGMms am
WlittiuOdl nno SOnnerIfns SieIrr
&VdIr in Oer gebmaun-Saac. Gr
gicbt burt bas id6rlidJe gIniteruriIeu
81 Wnnlten Der glnltnlt. (Oe53-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03
sdliffsfnrten

bon rnO nod GcutiblonO mo
Scitcrrcid-l -llngarn iibcr Rottcroom
uno gacip.yorf. @eIoicnoungcn nod
europa.
Sbco. s. Sieucr & Gp,
2i7 6it.gultimOrc.Str.
tWdra13-) 243 GHO.yruaOmnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

Iie g1etier Norollelnaillgen OCT
Nui0eS @eitcrtuortc nit Der beiIte
beQimenOen S9ode iinO:
0'oro gltlontiihe Stooteu r. Nh
Qcmein tlor IN scr eriicn S0lite Der
@odDc. unbeitimmt meroeno mt
DieniiaQ mo Nlittlooh nit nod-
iolaenoem Tegen. NldBige Eenpc
rahlreu 6is 6rcitoo, Oanu betr6dt-
lid tdlier
Njttelotlantiide Stootcn ~ alor
6iS Dlittlpod, Damn un6eltinmt nit
nodiolqenOem &egm. Mobi9eSen'
pcroturcn bis 6rcitoe
5ii0atlontiicbc mo GIt @oliltao'
ten gIagcmeiu fIor, nit SliIsuob-
nc lofaler &cgeu om Nlithuo6 ooer
gonnctltad. 96lteres g9ctter ON
Srcitoe ooer Sonitog.
9Qeit Soli 4 Staateu slllgc'
mein flar, nit 9hiSnubme lofaler
a2eacn on @iittwod oocr Gcnner'
iiaQ 6ctrddtlid fGlter am Gouncr'
iioa.
Cbio g6ol uno Selucllee; alcr
iii scr critcn &oIite Der @odc, mel
der im6ciiimmtcs @ctter imO epen'
hlea lofolcr &eacn am Gieniiog ooer
M3ittuoh iolat, iuoroui cs uieoer
flor wiro. @etrd6tlid falter nod
GonncrIioa poer Sreitag
ejroBc Sec He9ou alor 81
QeQinn ser @ofc, mbeihmmtea
s8etier uno lofolcr Sfneeiaa Rod
rieuiioa 6ctrddtlih foltcr, nod
N'ittmod o0er Gouuerliag
6rllen @e6irge uno Sober sle
aiou 9ieeen imo Sdnee uobr
iheinlid iuabrmO oer eriicu Salt,
Scr @ode uno an ShhBtogc. adl
Ter na6 Iienitog
sSlahitaaten S6cr. nno NiTitcl
MliHiiiippi 1bal Gos @eite'
miro inpewiB ieim aber Sdmee y
Sem uorolid)eu lmo Sdnee oocr sle
ocn in Oenl iiiolideu Ebeil oiele
giiirifte porousfdtiH in Der Wlitt
Der Saod)c iolgen. 9etrddtIi6 tdlte
nod Niithuom
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gcfampfcn Die 6O6cu Qtc6nSmittel'
preiie.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26
EMPHASIZES THE
IMPORTANCE OF
VERDUN BATTLE

London, Feb. 25.-The Importance to
England Of the battle raging around Yer
dun was emphasized by Major General
Sir Francis Lloyd. general officer COM
mandng the London district, in speech
today at the opening of a military build
ing at Wimbledon.
'1n the great war which is now pro-
ceeding,' said Gen. Lloyd, every indi-
vidual must give up self absolutely and
all must unite in one bond to make the
war result in victory. Do you realize
that a fight is now going on for pas
sage to Paris? The result will hang in
the balance until the Teuton is driven
back as | have great confidence he will
be-
But if once our allies line is pierced
the way will be open to the French cap
ital and if that capital is reached new
complexion will be put on the whole face
of the war and on our lives and being.
A German success on the French front
would not merely mean the loss of Paris,
but would endanger London"
General Lloyd administered a rebuke
to those Britons who he declared had &C
CURED the habit of criticzing the work
of their leaders.
"You grumblers," said Gen. Lloyd, "are
putting spokes in the wheels of the war
progress. The people must learn that il
is necessary to carry discipline into every
corner of private life and home life to
turn the great struggle into victory"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26
CHARLES MELLEN
FILES Demurrer
AMENDED BILL0F
STOCKHOLDERS

Boston, Feb. Pa demurrer was filed
in the supreme court today by Charles
S. Mellen, former president of the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad,
to the amended bill of Ralph s. Bartlett
and other minority stockholders of the
road, who seek to recover sl02.0Oo,oN al
legged to have been Illegally expended by
the directors 10 years ago in purchasing
street railway and steamship lines.
Mr.. Mellen says that the amended bill
does not allege that the directors or the
in voting to refuse to bring
suits in the name of the company against
the directors who were removed between
1904 and 1909 were improperly influenced
by the defendants, or that they were will
fully disregardful of the interests of the
company. or in corrupt confederation
with the defendants. The demurrer also
pleads the statute of limitations. In a
previous demurrer filed last Wednesday
in behalf of the company it was claimed
that the plaintiffs had not shown that
they were acting in behalf of all the
stockholders.
Charles NJ. Pratt of New York, a former
director who was named in the suit, filed
a motion for its dismissal insofar as II
applied to him. He claimed lack of jur-
isdiction by the courts Of this state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26

recently. Mrs Stevens was formerly
Miss Beatrice Mason of this town.
Miss Hazel B. Pooler has returned
from a visit with Lewiston friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Emery enter
tanned their friends Tuesday evening.
Whist was played and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. John DeOrsay entertained the
Rho Tau Phi Club Thursday evening.
1t was also a surprise to Mrs. Ralph
Homer, when she was presented with
a present. Whist was enjoyed. Miss
Agnes circuit winning the first prize
and Mrs. Ralph Homer the consolation.
After the whist fine music was enjoyed
and nice refreshments served. Those
present were Misses Ida circuit, Agnes
Orcutt, Georgia Taylor. Mabel Fuller,
Mrs. Frank Bumps, Mrs. Ralph Homer.
Mrs. Edward Britton and the hostess,
Mrs. John DeOrsay. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Ralph
Homer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26
OAKLAND
NJ 0 t hers Improvement Club
Holds Interesting Meeting
with Fine Program
of Exercises
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS AND
PERSONAL CHAT

The regular meeting of the Mothers
Improvement Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Olive Giberson on Fairfield street
Friday. A social hour was enjoyed until
noon. then bountiful dinner was served
by the hostess and committee. At
o'clock the meeting was called to order
and an interesting program was carried
out as follows: Solo. Miss Ida Richard
son. with encore. The subject for dis
cussion was Anger: Its Causes and Eff
fects." which was opened by Mrs Gber-
son and enthusiastically discussed by all
the members, some very helpful ideas be-
ing suggested. Vocal duet, Miss Ida
Richardson and Mrs. F. S. Garland; read
ing, Mrs. c. F. Reed. with encore read
ing, Mrs. Giberson: song by the club. A
very enjoyable day was passed.
At the Universalist church Sunday eve
ming Rev. Thomas Cross will give a lee
ture upon 1.-The Allies and Teutons: Who
Are They?"
William NJ. Brown, chief inspector Of
the Public Utilities of Augusta, was here
on official business Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-26
TESTIMONY CONTINUED IN
SUPPORT OF RETENTION OF
new HAVEN SOUND STEAMERS
Manufacturers Enter Opinion That Separation of Rail and Water
Routes Would Result in Tremendous Aa Congeston-Many
Heavy Shippers Testify for Retention of Steamers

ing handled satisfactorily by the New
Haven and that any separation would
be disastrous.
ON cross eX3mina ton by Attorney
Elder the witness said the New Haven
had reduced the freight rate on car
load lots last fall, put denied emphat-
ically that this had Influenced his tes-
timony.
r. NJ. Ives, representing several Bos-
ton firms. protested against Mr.. Ell
der's question regarding the reduction
of the rate as influencing the testi-
mony. He said it was a reflection on
the business men of New England.
Thomas +. Anderson, secretary Of
the New England Shoe e. Leather AS
ISOLATION. presented petition Of the
New England Shoe Wholesalers As
ISOLATION for the retention of the rail-
roads control of its steamer lines.
Frederick J. Hillman. president of
the Western Massao husetts Chamber
of Commerce. who entered an appear
ancc, also for the Springfield Board
of Trade. testified as to the efficiency
of the present combination and the
shortcomings likely to follow sep
aration.
The opinion that looping off of the
steamship lines from the New Haven
system. with consequent tendency to
concentrate on all-rail routes would
glut the road with cars. was expressed
by George +. RiX, traffic manager OF
the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.
Charles 3. Baldwin, transportation
manager of the United Shoe Machinery
Co, told Of the advantages to his COM
pany resulting from the present con
nections between rail and water routes
to New York. The hearing will con-
tinue tomorrow.