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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Nm Die Nomcn.


Die e.n5lae sdNIs IN Der etnot
i,niere b,Stlciien 'eBt often. StNae go
men. mclhe bic dIeSermd6crlun Hdh oeu
II turser 9el ourd ben MHt1lub an oieie
Qlaiicn erreicfcr ilterrGt WsOreenE ZOO
nliiidQS nln 9lbennR. Ncoueulc Shinnen. Snl
Nnnfe hc1annc 9rrci.on fduneH unhrero ock
tlm~rri6iS icriasfcRi weroen Sriinoliher
unleIrichi I'M @rimurl bon Wiuiicrn ertbctlt.
@dhcre Mneunn fhritflid nhcr miin6Ild SET
III. pHbeEp, RT aQ2. Nst' Faraipgn. Ntrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
IcrmiIdltc glu5ciscn.

S6ns 2e6rry 0ugliid prsdbeH nnb idlreiCen
~ levnen. Tiir s@inqemnnoerte. ofote iiir
uac 0ieieniQcn ole 6 IN ber en9ltineH
Gpracbe ihen uno bcrooaiomutenen mollen'
,,Mmerifnniidier Splmetidler". 800 gctien.
@rdmmntf iino 9lncihng. IN ttr3er 3ett obne
qehrer @npiib lpredben nno ibrehen 8u ler'
nen. @ibt Die 9lnsiprnhe oer g8orier, Die
ntan i'm ideli6en eeheH bruilnt. @in ipertb'
boaes fnrs Qefablcs g95rierbu6. @ne bolls
nunecn, Ouiftiinqen. Goutruitcn, 9e6ieln
glnmcifnnecn, @tfhdfiSlartcn etc Vnr Si.00.
Neiielliinpen nit ocni Neirnqe on Ghnrlee
aailmener Qnbliiblna 6OmDanO, 695 Ehiro
9lpe.. Veiu Nprf. y. y. (WlailltO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
SneraIidlee !NanbrIn rrinrbrrIidl.

&ro6bition bot in ocn Der Stooten in ocn lcbten
bier sobrcu groBerc 6orfrittc gcnadt ais Die Seq.
ner lllr mogd eeboc bottcn @or pier SSobrcn gu6
es mir ncln 9robibtorstnocn iebt lit bre 3nbl oif
~ gce0ei uiO inter oen iibrieen 25 Stoatcn iitmob
ten cl3iacr al finoen no ilirbt Ourd lofole @ees
geblpg groBc Iiirittc vtrodcn" eclcgt nor6en in6
@u brouden rur lulicrcl eigencn Stoot 3u betrudl.
ten Do mr in ocr Stoot Baltimore rnO in 8pei Goiu.
ties Der gliIshonf bon gciitqcn @etrdnten nod nidt
uerboeu iit 9cnn crit eiumoI Oie 3o6I Ser grobi6i.
tionsitoatcn cine Is groBc it, ooB ocren geprGientoi
ten mo Seltotorer beiOe Souier oes Gongrccs con.
trolircL miro IS notionole Aro6ibton gebcn miro Die
Dobrttotion mo Der Terrieb bon olfo1cliiden @ctro
len N ocn Tcr. Staotcn ourd enen 3uIos Silr Gan.
oesDcrIallmg pcrboten per0cl Dos Nepr6iontunen,
baus IL nod beru1ltigenO rnoB@ ocnn Die gertrctcr
ocr ~ HroDibonstooen bil0cn 60ditenS Elm Drittel
DER 0jcomnlt3obl ser Wlitglcoer oes SouIes Gas
miro lib ober buO onoer, mcm 0ie Grobibition beis
peibt 10 lhnclc 6ortid)rtte 5u modert tpie in ocn
leBten bier So5ren 0arum nniB in Oen en8eIiIen
Snnter, Die Dem snhlrm Der ,9ntt Soloon.2iga" 70.
Det mi0eronoen bu6en. bdfter 0em je qetGnlpft per
oc uno DER iderite Sonpf lit, Dos Sprihioeusebaft
pon nnlnlcrc Gemcnten Slt reiniqen es relpcftobel
gu modcn mic ieocs onoere @eiHGft Sic grouCr,
@c5uoppsbrcnncr uilo Gngros.S .Sprihiocnbdnole be.
bcn oc D1ndlt eine ooaitGnOiee Heinignitg Oes @e.
ddlts 6crbci5uibrcr; ie boben Die Wlod6t Den gSir.
tbcn ltrcn0e Soribriiten 5n MAIDEN, e sur gcodhing
ollrr Ceiebbetnmlngen 81 8ipineen Ole 3ob Der
ySirtbc weldle bic @eebe iibertretcn 1T olerongs
ile uno @cctiibertrctcr finocn mir in alien @eid6fts
5pcgcn. 9lber neil Dos @rtbSeeidGit 10 iebr onee.
ctuoet miro, ollte h inter Den g8irtben fcin en5i,
GER 0clctiibertrcter ben0cn, iolten iolfe bon ocn
@roucrn iuio @ugroS. SpirihtocnbGn6lern un6nrmber
aio Gus ocnl @e6dh ousgcitoBen werocn. @s bonOclt
lid i'm Den 9etono elmer groBen Snouitrie. Gicie Sns
olttrc taH l lelbit Dor Dem lncrgonge rctteu nenn
e lid mir gum ridtgcn Sonoen oufrafft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
CEin @cr6redlcn aeacn Oie 0IeieLidlait.

Gcr cbcnloge @oud Suipeftor bon Gbcogo, Gs'
borne Monnett iddet oic 9ergeioung bon Stoble in
ocn Der Staotel Die einc Soae unpollidnoiger Der.
hrcnuo 1T o orcbnnoert bis iiinfbuuoert Dlillios
nen 1oaors pro SSobr goh ieiner friberen Stelupg
ait idlefcn iolte ocr Mann miiicn pcUcn 81 prdlt
nnO eue g3pric ocroclcn nit aluimcrfiontct onae'
N6u M0 hehcr3lQt an meroon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

Die olcslGlIri9c 0WiarDlnnosySO-
de-, Die 9roBe SobreS Qlusitcaung
Ger ProOufte oeS 8ooens uuicres
5tootes in ocr @offcnboIle oeS fiinf.
ten &c9inentS, ninmt beute ibrcn
9lnfoug. Gs lit cine 9luSltcaung,
Die ic6cnsmcrtb iit unO 5igIcid be.
IeDreno, ocnu iie 5eiet uns, peldc
berrli6cn Sdose umicr Stoot Der.
borbringen fam.
Die SicsiG6risc GOnOentiOn Der
19lmericon 5eoerotion Of 2obor"
fdat in cine 3eit 6ober Breiie unO
bober 2obne, oeruriodt orrb obnor.
mole 3ultGuoe, oie Der europdiihe
9ricg eeihoffen bot. Dos muB Der
9roBe glrbeiterDer6ono bel ieinen
@ntiblieBungen fiir oic 3uflmft I'M
9luee bebolten. @lit ocm &rieg lper-
ocu oud] Oic boben Areiie lmo 2obne
oufboren, miro ouf DEM glrbeitsnarft
Dos glngeboot ole 0a6froec wieOcr
melt iiberiteigcn.
SnS in gIcw-YOrf pnbli5irtc Sodl-
blott Der @rocerp6GnOler, n@looern
Mcr1out onO @rocep @orlo" iogt.
oDic Gonilmenten merocn ougen-
bIidli6 0urd 0ic nerI6ie0enItcn llr.
io6en on Oos 9e0oblcn BON bober
&reiien eepo6nt. Ser GnOetail-
9oufmonn ocr Dies ni6t ousnutt,
t6dte mobl ooron aus Dem @cibGtt
ous5ltrcten. SSbm meroe niemols
mie0cr eine 10 quite @eleeenbeit &C.
botcn wer0ell" SSn DER Gbot, ein
rcdt ncttcr Tot6. 0ic SousfroI
o6cr bdlt oen gotb fir iiberiliiilio,
neil iie ous @rfobrung lpeiB, ouB i6r
Grocer fcinen &otb 6rouht.
TIGHTENING THE BLOCKADE.
Total values of merchandise inn
ported from and exported to each of
the principal countries during the
single month OF September and for
the nine months ended in September,
1916, compared with the correspond
ing periods Of the preceding year,
were recently made public by the
bureau of foreign and domestic COM
merce. Bald as the statistics seem
on the surface, there can be gained
from them a disclosure of the man
ner in which the entente allies are
closing the iron ring around Ger
many and incidentally restricting
American exports into the neutral
countries which have been suspected
OF furnishing supplies to the central
powers.
Thus 1t is shown that while the
United States exported nearly $116,-
100000 worth of goods to the
Netherlands in the nine months of
1915, the expectations dropped to
about s8200O,0O0 in the nine
months of 1916.
The exports to Sweden were cut
from $66, 100000 to $31,000,000.
On the other hand, the exports to
Greece increased from $4,000, 900
to $4,000, 900, while the exports to
the allied belligerents increased
enormously. The exports to Italy
jumped from $4,000, 900 to s2O1,-
100000, the exports to France from
$3.50 100000 to $629,000,000 and
the exports to Russia from S74,000,-
900 to s234,000,000.
| With such countries as Denmark
American trade was cut down from
/ $5S. 100000 to SAL, 100000, and the
i trade with Germany itself, which had
been cut to the low point of s11,-
/ 900 900 in the nine months of 1915,
dropped to little more than ST.
( 600, 900 in the corresponding period
of 1916, There can no longer be
any doubt as to the way the iron
ring is tightening. The blockade has
become wholly effective, and in the
process It tends to destroy American
trade with other neutrals.
(Wash. Post)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
NnIn Nlinrtin ilenmnnn

90 nnrb am 49, GooCmber 1916 Spbn Wiars
tin 6cnmunn. 5oiic non @ulmn Siiher Sch
mann i'm NIcr bon 90 esnbrcn Icru0ii0ic
nm iSreunoc iifio einoeInoen Der 9ecroiQtnQ
ani Sonncritaa i6 Gobcmhcr 1916, Nahmit,
t2ctiuntrn. grdFc, alc. 6cthrobnen Neis
fctnno olH ncm pSoiioon &ori5rcobcie"
lllnhlA- lRl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
gscun Ser 65. eouar,il III oescm6cr 1917 suiam.

gScnn Ser 65. GOnsref i'm 9cSember 1917 5uium
men trtt miro ii6erIid ole fSroee 8ur @ntideoung
fonueu o6 Oie 6rur 0litgIieo oes Gongrcies fem
f1nn oOcr ndt SIN Staote @ontono 1T ein SRI Senn
nettc @ontm in oen GonereB eeudbIt morOen Die
Contribution ipri6t lif nidt OetIiA aus Oh 0teIie
Der oes @oierees @Gnner iein miiiien, oocr oh oud
6rollen in oemfebcn 6u sic uno Gimme beredti9t
ino. Ole Contribution 6rnu6t oen 9lusOrud oEerion".
Gics fam @ann uno 6rn meincn, Damn obcr audi
gcbroldt Die Contribution Den ausorud ~cr" (be).
8c5cbt i6 ooS BE" nun ouf oGerion", oonn fann
Der artifel obidon er liGnnlih it, oud Dtonn u1o
6roA mcinen oenn, uie eeiaet Der 9Sorud yEcrion",
oaecmein scbroudt meint @onn, 6rou, @o0fen,
anobe oocr 9in0 Se0enfalls miro Der GongreB cnt.
ideioen, bob 6roucn ais Solfsoertrctcr inn GonereB
oicncn fonneii, 0enu eS niroe einen fiirdcrlifcn
Spcftafel in oen gon5en Ser. Stooten berrloden,
pen ocr GOngrcB ocgcn ole SSrouen entlheOcn piroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Sic Oclssenbcit fOyft uicScr an graFScut @iIiOu'S
1hiir

Sbir.
llnicrcr geocrlma in @ubington 1T bon ucutro.
len 5toocn IN Ocu letter 5pei Sobrcn pieocrboIt Der
&oridoq gcnladt Uoroen ooB Die gielttrolen idb oer
cinigcn ollten, Inn uter Der 6iibrcridoft Der Der.
Sinoter bic 9lncrfennre Ger lnOeresbarfet Der Oen
gictrocn IN Ioldcn incrnntonocn Mbmndlngen mic
Oie 8onger Convention uno oic @rflGrulg BON
2uuoon eorontirtcn @cdtc BON Sccu Der arceiib.
renoen 8u cr5pneen 9r6iioent gSilion 1T ober fol.
dlcnl glnlnncn itets aus ocnt 8ege gc9argen Der.
mutblih ons iunerpoltiideu @riinOen. SSest 1T CT
mic6ererpoblt mo nnerpolitide 6riinoc iprefen ndt
mcbr NIT Gr bralldt ctt ndt mebr 9idiift 5u ne6.
men ou 0cn Con Ger int Dienlte @nglonos iteben0en
&rciic 0cnn ic fonn bm ndt mebr ihooen; ien bod
itcr Gbrgc5 lit ain z gtopenber erfiIlt mor0en 90.
rum lit cs leidt moelid BOB jest ocr BON grdiilicn
tUItcnoc Gorihng oct @rinOune elmer Ggn Der gtcle
trolcn gr 9bpcbr bon Notwithstanding uno oll-
oCrcn llcbcrQriffcn scr 9ricgfibrenoeit III 8obtgon
uo6huoacnoc gcodhue finocn miro Der @orhlog
tommt bon Der @roiiloniidcn Geieaidoft fir Snter
linonoes gicht uno III ocm bruiilionben Bdrlanlent
bercts borqelcqt mor0H. SSn brcr @ingabe on oos
bruloniidc 3orlomcnt belelldtet 0ie @elellhoft IN
crhopfcocr geiie oie Gingriifc Der straightforward
in ocn ncutrolcn SonoeSuerfebr mo forOcrt Die Hes
qcrung 5u ioortocn 5d5ritten 5 Der Serbeifiibrnng
ocs 3uionncnpirfcns alcr 9Ieutrocn bebuis Der @r.
f0rlna elmer gtebe gleidfornliger Hefte uno oeren
Gurdiebunq oli 3lt 0cn gehtct peId)e poraedlu-
ter elmer netrole 5luggc poatGnoige $onoelsfrebeit
nnter ocn neutralen ylotionen obne Hidiidt ooroit
fiir men Die g8onren ebcn Gn0es 6citinmt limo uto
gbidoiimg oler olhr Sdrtte iue g. 9. Die glufitel-
hna dnor5cr 2iitci Gerlebunec oieer &cd1tc icllen
sur Solpc bobc ooB Oie neutraIe 2eo Der betreffen
oen gloton Die Gorrcdtc oer frclnOliden 9e6onoluug
eaiihebh Der Sonoelsrcdte ent6ebt @enn cs it'd
um oplomutiidc ooer Gohiulnr BeoHte Douoet loaen
ocucn lore 8diic aS9eb1noet peroeg nlo ioelin Dies
nit mirft oIcn bic 6cnocligfeiten erotfict oeroen
@eqeioet, Oie @t6qdteit 1T oorbaroen oaB einem
ioldlei @orhlog jet IN gSoi6ulgtou @eodltins &C.
idcnft meroeu miro, Ocn in eincn llutrrbunoAinsen
nit GroB 9ritonnien lit oos Stoats Eepurtenent on
@noe icines gbcs oneelnn9t @nglonO ertldrt rpno
bernnS pir t6un, iue cs ms bcle6t mo pertroitet
oanit ouB Is nodI Dem aricee ia weocr onoers ipcr
Sen fomtc gSc1n @rdlOeut gSiliou ictt IN Der 9n
gelagu6cit Der gcrtrnlen bic 3ibrung ibernimnt
ion cr iih c eroBcs @eroicnit i'm Die @lenidbet er
mcrbcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Nrbeitcr IN Wlnnitipnsfabrfen in Nludleter. Sc So

NrDetcr III WdlntflDnsfabrtteH IN HUdeler, Otc SJ
oen GAG befomnen 1oben Die 9rbeit nicocrgee9t neil
br EogeIobh ou ole Sdlfte berimter ee6nttei NOR.
oen it, s8eun Scr aree porbe IT. perocn oic nam.
5cn 9rbeiter rob cin pcnu bnen glrbeit 5u 50 oert
Sa1 anqcboten miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
General OtOet6aIs, Der er6ancr Oes Yanumutanuls

mO G5ouperneitr Der Eonnno-Sono6onc trit om t5.
ocics DiouotS Dem ottiben Seercsoicnit os Bru
iiocnt gSilion toiinte mobl fencn beiiercn Wfou r
sen Soften Oes aricgs SefretGrs inoen ais General
@jpetbolS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

SOlcn fam Gin cigcnes Seer bon minoetcns cincr
@t1on ing SelO Itelcn crfl6rH poIniide &oriotcit.
Dos bari Eocn obcr it tbun ioet bic britiide vyem
yorf Borlo", Oelui bic polniidcn SoIootcn lpirocn
bon ocn &uiicn ols 6ronttreure eridoiicn Werocn.
Dag cn 9lbcr oie Golen fonnten @eidcs nit @lci.
dem Oergelten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

NArcan Ots OleoanO..anIpsIiare.

Snrcnn oce Ncpuhoc'Ahpetofe
4. GoOeuthcr 1916
glipe6oie pcroen cnlqcpen genommcn bon Der
Gritirnti peboroc Der sinni Noltimorc fit Wles
tat. .Aumrcodlc Narreou Nblioibef 8irmer gir
50 @erihiSqcbdnoc. r Den W1nnor uno Staois
rntb bon Baltimore
glupcboic miilca IN 3upildl uusQeieriiot
niio In Oeriieqclieu @oubcrtS nn oen ,9odro
Of NporoG Of baltimore Gin" aorcifiri cin
bic Nfichrift ,,@ropolal for Wietnl Boot etnds
Snr 9ibrnrN, 6oom No 32i, NUnrt 0gR1e"
irageH uno bel SrH Ricbnro GiiuOnn, Staoi
6cAiiirdtor. IN ielncm Niirenil i'm 9lutbbnuic
inn oocr bon ! llbr 8ormitideS am -. glus
pcmber 1916 cinQereiobt iper0cH
Gin begiauoipier Gbed oes BicierS ~ oenl
lciraec bon 5ucl1unoert NIB ihnBia t$250.00)
1onare, dnf cine ,Glcdrina 6one Panf" nui
Srner ocS WlnOorS uno GidOiraibS BON 9dliis
more miib cOem glnqchot bc0efiigi ein.
Scr eriolareidne gNeicr mub BfrelcDait iies
len unn bic 1orihriicA 6eS Sact CHARTERS In
Bc5ug nui Goniralte erfiinen
SebmtnQcn mo Gpcjiiifdiinuen t1nren am
ober nad benl T. 9nOembcr 1916 I'M Niredu
oes @ehduoesSnlpeltur8 bcflbti9i ucroen.
Nc GonfdiisHeb6roe bcbdlt iid 6ds @eobl
Dor, irecno elm ober anc glraebotc 5uriid5li'
iucien.
Z. 3. gprue
@cbdnoesSnIpefior.
9eildiiei:
Sobn 1ubcrt
ftfrn frtf s.,Vl liogt .4t.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
SeFunntmiudlmnscn.


N Mnucnlhcr 1916.
IS M miro beldnni Gcma0l. oaB Sobn
2Seibtl gendB Der am 10. ,Suni 1908 nnter
jclCbueicn Scroronuna yir. 1856, gbibnii A..
NQrnarapb ~ Opie uln 2S Gouemtcr 1911
amcuoirD. um @rInubniB nnbeeuc0i bat. oao
glnpelcn 9ir. 22t5, Dlc@locrr0- StrdBe. ais BE
iciliGe @orage 81 belutben.
Z. 3. Sgrne,
(g'oO SD @cbdu0cs,Snlpeitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Hic ~ cruartcn mar, oerSammt bic 6ritiidlc ,glcm

2VIV ~ VIUuIItH UUF UtIUWHINI DIT UIIIIIHV NyIVIU
Yorf &orO" Die oeutlfe &erpoltnng gclgcns, neil
iie Die foicn Yeleicr foul ecmodt ourt Die omerfo
niihe llnteritunq, nod DcutIdono ihidt, um 81
orbeitcu. 9tuH bcrOonncrt oieie 9rter5ehna nntiir
lid Den 9llfrf on Oc 8olcn d freipiaig fir oen D
litGroicnit 5u elen Inn fir BOG icbt free Yolcn gc
Gen &uBlnno 5u f6npfcn Donlit perlirtbct Die
,gSorlo" Die omerifonbcn Gooniitln, uelde fir bic
llnobbGneiefct Der omcrifoniiteu Golonen bon @ng.
lono fGnpften
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

Sn @cu-gOrf lit Scr @rcs fir &o6lc BON $12 ami
$S 5urfdgcgougcu gSos bot ocien ploblihcu aSreiS.
riidgang pcrurioft? llno mos mor oie llrlocbe Der
p0sliGcn Yrcisitcigerung9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

KIM nil 5rnnfrrdI nndJ fciiflOic Gage cinfa6rcu.
Zen Dettitcn lpiro bod g(aes nadbeeabmt. uno oa
acbt cs nod @}enhen, pcde Den Deltiden jcgli8e
S5nitiotibe obipreden utohten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

Scit elmer gSodc berdJtcn &cters6nrg nnO Snfaret
iibcr Sieee IN Der Dobrtoihu. Dos tboten Betcrs6rg
mn gufore old Dor Dem 6oa Gonitan5os.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

WnI % OF g 81. NTlober IOIB.
Illen plern iniereiiirien 8erioneu miro
btermi befdni geGcbciL oaB ocr 2irnbenbGds
Sfioenicur nn 30. ShDbcr 1916 In oiecm
8nrcol, lpte ee ourcb oen gbibHiil o. glriifel
35, oes Baltimore Si1n '6oocr bon 1905 Dor
eei6rieben ut, Ben erildrcnocn 8lnn nilo oie
@npIildtGiic bon Nnildgcn cngereidi bal
thr bic Neu ghoeuiruna uiio SSeuHilaiicrung
bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
geidlenbcitattcr.
DanieG Cation.

2ei6enbcltottcr unO @inbolionlirer,
9l6 9enniDlDnuin.g .glUcnnc.
1elcpbon: dit Gernun 5496.
(9inO21SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
Nen 6iehcriaen ncnnse6n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ih an z gloDcmbcr @l6igau Nlontono, glcbrosra
mo 5iio Dofoto bin6ueeielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14

gcildiiol:

9eiidiiet
Sobn 1nbcrt,
luna. &rdii0eHi Der Gontroii gc61roe
lgoOl3-iO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-14
lahruOhI. idlSMcs 6erbitmctter! Der critic

5oro Miro aus 0em gSeiten gcnlcloa yolOe bulOe
idlneit uto ihirmfs uuh bier
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19
Gladys Writes
To P. C.S
prominent Citizens)

Dear Mr. Ellis:
I appeal to you for aid and pro-
lection Can it be possible that a
voq1ng girl cannot walk upon the
streets of a town the size of Lake
land without being spoken to by
some one she has not been intro
duced to. | was coming down Ken
lucky avenue yesterday afternoon
when a young man stepped up to me
and said Can you tell me the
quickest way to get to the Morrell
hospital? | told him that l could
not. He then told me that the
quickest way to get to the hospital
was to stand in front of a Jitney Dus.
Such impudence | never heard. 1t
must be grand to be policeman;
mean, big strong man, like you. Is
it true that you arrested Joe LeVay
last winter? Some one told me you
did, and that after you got the hand
cuffs on him he could not talk. !
often wondered what they meant by
padded cells but now | know. /
say May Manine going up the street
yesterday and the girl friend | had
with me said she was a padded sell.
GU know, Mr.. Ellis, it is terrible the
rivalry and jealousy that exists
among the female sex. You know |
have one very pretty waist that /
call my Heinz waist. The reason |
call it my HEINZ waist is because
it has 81 buttons down the back.
Then l have another that l call my
Chero Colo waist because THERE'S
NONE so GOOD. l got letter from
Mrs Logan, who is in New York at
the present time and she says that
the CHERO COLAS are all the rage
there. Now, of course, Mr.. Ellis,
you cannot wear one of them, but
you can do the next best thing
drink a bottle of Chero Cola and you
will feel invigorated | don't think
Mr., Melton wants to remember that
little trip he took with me to Dixie
land last summer as he did not an
swer my letter. I saw Mr.. Erick.
son Oh the street Thursday and ne
bowed to me real sweetlv. hut re
did not know me as GTtAD:, I
knew shall see you soon, Mr.. Ellis,
az | eat often at Buchanan's.
TN TILLIS then,
Yours, GLADYS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
. UNITED STATES, IN AND FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF

EAOh1Uh.-4u re- w. n. 1duH,
Banlnupt.-In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of W. A. Yaun,
of Lakeland, Polk County and Dis
trict aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that a first
meeting of the creditors of the
above-named bankrupt will be held
at the Office of Rogers & Spencer. in
Lakeland, Florida, on the 29th day
of August, 1915, at ten a. m. at
which time the creditors may attend,
prove their claims, examine the
bankrupt, elect a trustee and trans
act such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated at Tampa, Florida, August
18th, 1916.
T. M. SHACKLEFORD, JR.,
Referee in Bankruptcy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19
LAKELAND TO HAVE A PRIVATE
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Taught by a Man of More Than
Twenty-Five Years Experience
as Principal of Private
School of Interstate
Patronage

If enough citizens of Lakeland
and vicinity to insure minimum of
fifteen pupils at 500 per session of
eight months payable quarterly, in
advance) are interested, and will
confer with me within the next ten
days, | will open private school for
boys and girls in Lakeland about
Monday, Sept. IL, to continue eight
months.
A booklet giving some idea of the
teacher and his work may be seen at
the Lake Pharmacy, and l shall be
glad to CAL upon any interested.
Address A. N. GORDON,
Box 121, r. F. D. A, Lakeland, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19
WOmen'S List
RAIN is NEEDED IN CITRUS BELT
Crop is Coming Along Fine. Though
a Little Precipitation Would
Not Hurt

NOI uurL
Jacksonville, Aug. l8.-Citrrs
fruit is coming along nicely. but rain
has been needed over greater mart
OF the peninsula. There has baan
plenty of rain in the north and
northwestern portions, but through
out the citrus bearing section moro
moisture is needed. Buyers are stiu
looking for early fruit and growers
who have an early crop should have
no trouble in dispsing of it n the
tree at fair figure, as the earlv
crop throughout the state is light
indications point to good prices for
later fruit. II there are ganor,s
rains during the next two MONTE
the crop will be one of the best ever
marketed, as the general condition of
the groves is good. 1t, is believed
that the early fruit will he vow,
early this season, while tho ,ato.
fruit or bulk of the crop will no
somewhat later than usual
The total movement for the sea-
son OF lSl5-1916 was 1885 ears &c
oranges and 5,5sS cars of grapefrnit
II is predicted that the crop will no
about the same the coming season.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19

nant. Puzzle: Which ones does
Chattaho0ehee claim.
All you could hear from the
grand stand was Citrus Green, .
"Silas Green from New Orleans"
"Knocker," and "Star Reporter"
These remarks were the results of
many bright minds Poor little
Citrus Green was all alone on the
bench so the fans were real brave in
throwing insulting remarks. Won
der how much they would have sat-
if there had been a bunch of Lake
land rooters there.
Baby Brown was sure right. Fl
not only twirled good game but
his head-work resulted in two dou-
BILE plays.
Lewis Potts has reason to be
proud today for he sure saved that
old ball game for Lakeland. That
drive of Haynes would have scored
two men.
Sawyer deserves bunch of credit
also for his run from second, bring
ing home the bacon.
Barlow claims the pennant and
Lakeland claims a tie 1t remains
now to see how much more nut stuff
we are going to be subject to.
Brown and Schroeder left for Sar-
asota today, where they will play
with that team the rest of the sea-
SON. Lakeland wishes them all the
luck in the world
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-08-19
PREACHER STOOD FAITH TEST
Gainesville SUM-

Up near Statewide, Ga, says
the Hamilton Banner, Rev. ]. ]. Gull
pepper has recently been holding re-
vival services. He belongs to what
is called the Pentecostal Mission. a
band of people who preach, teach.
and believe in holiness unto the
lord and entire sanctifcation. In
one of his sermons Rev. Culpepper
quoted Mark 16:17-1S, "These signs
shall follow them that believe: In
my name shall they cast out devils.
they shall speak with new tongues.
they shall take up serpents, and if
they drink any deadly thing it shall
not hurt them, and they shall lay
hands on the sick and they shall re-
cover 4"
The preacher then went on to state
that this was as true now as ever,
and to test him a big water mecca
sin was caught and handed to him
in the pulpit 1t is stated that the
reptile was as docile as lamb in
his hands.
Then big RATHER was eaagu. an4
leased till it was mad and the
preacher fearlessly took it in his
hands. The snake, it IS said by
eye witnesses, bit the preacher three
times, but no serious results fol-
lowed. He was made bit sick. but
did not miss a single service.
The Banner states that all this is
testified to by reliable eye witnesses.
Surely, Rev. Culpepper is a brave
man, and full of faith as we'll.