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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Netanmtmadlnnaen.


yaltimurc r. gtpiil 1916.
.lucn 0nrnn nlcrciiticn Hcuonci miro Qei
mii NnDri@i ccibcii, 0dB ocr Staoi SnAcncnc
am ii. Npril 1916 n oicicm SiircdiL loc g
ourh oen 2lbinniil 81 Ylriici 80, oce yuln.
more SiGo NOocr BON 1906 porgclnrcbel
mir0 0cu crlldtcHocn Gluu mo Die Gnp.lldl'
Atiiic poii suilngcn ig 9cusAiucllirun8 uno
Ncn Riahcrnng clnNcrculi Ddi:
NucN ncbcH 1902 NurorNulns cir. .,,,,, l..
NucD ii:o.lO p0n Ndnunlc Str uno ollilW pol
YoucgrOpc2lucV
gncn 6incr 3s biS 5s. gscit@io0lc' Sir.
NucD mcitlim bon Si faulsStr. uno lnoliO
bon SnnpnlcvSir
gucn nincr 5l2 bis $50 9ioro.9'ono Cir
WNcg ucilin BON Gocr ztr.. 5ipii0cn Hom
bGros mo Gtait cir.
Nuco binicr 9ioroiciic oce iiOO Slod Sah'
paic.Str
gucn binier Siicitc ocs 1900 @lod 0arorosspc
gucD nctcn 1922 giOro NOuo' Sfr
glllcU ucbcn 1920 9iOr0 Snn0csStr
NllcO ncbcn 9O3 gioro Gdune 1ir ., tit
AucO iolln urn &diimorc Stg mo ollllW Qpn
Jo!l Sir
Wacn orfnd BON Der 9bnrlce Sir iiiolih ben
Nbo.c. mo 0iilin bon y0OcNroOc glucO.
ylucn uor0l % uul ocr NionlcsStr, UtlN pp.l
NO0rcs. nno Olilib ooii So0c9topcNueO.
glucu ucrcn si3 Gorc Nulin- Sir
vile onpol pcitOlcncn FctloHcl mo pcteW'
iipi, iuncrrulb 80 AuAcu uunl Nuiuni Ootbc
uQlcr NonB an i'm yaliimorcr Si0oi0cginle
nitd nrtlilIa elHgcrcihlc Sci.ilon oa8each 5n
uppclltcu
(gipll219.26. .lf0i3) Stn0tiNcAintuiof,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

Sic Nlliirten riiien idOn wiCOCr 5nr GOnercn5 On
ocr porlcbtcn 9priloode uoac ic in @aris jll crec
picrtdaigcn @eratbung juiommcn trcteL IN Der mrtb
idaitdc mo conumewclle Nbnladlmgen ilr Die Bet
3cit nod Dem aricac getroien ucrOe iolcn Sor a0cn
iolcu %orictrlngeu gctroiicn mcrGc OaB Sc!tidono
nadl Dem 2rcRc oic @uicntcSdn0cr iiir einc SSodsc
OcrMlo1cn fiuOct gSos man Oanlit bcjwcden piu, t
nidt ducr il crfcnncn Die gauge 0cididc iii lrctcr
niht9 os Gin 9uf nit ocn man GiuOuld aui Die
ncllirolcu gduocr 6oi MAIDEN 3u f0men Sic Nclrclc
lIma Der 6anocsuotbcn @cjic6uHgcn Guropas miro
bci'm Sric0cusidhB attnocu, nidt olli Der in 9luS
iidt ite6ciocn %nriicr Gouicrcni. &n 6reocn Don
Sranfurt am Gfoin muBc SaS bciicgtc Srantrcid
0ciidono olc Gedbtc elmer metbcNiinitigtcn Notiou
5ucrfcnncu uno o6nc Gbnlide 3uact0n0niiie miro
Cctidlmo Sricoe aucj oiesmol nidt idbeBen 9fid5t
cnnal Gin 6cicgtcs IatidlMo wiiroe man wrtb
idoith m0 commcr5ieQ criiidcn fonuen, Inn iuic uic
mcaoer elm ic0rcidjeS &ir3ld crit 6ot Der cnaliilc
&ationolofonom 9rt6ur S6aOuel oe abolittc 9nSdlts
oiigfeit cncs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gc0en SctitarO inn
,HnlcceW6 GmurD" 0ar0ccgt mo Sba0iuel bat ii
ser Sanptade nr uieOcrbolt mas an6ec1cnc cnglildc
SmOel5jcitgcn ber sic gln9ele1enbeit Dor ibm 9eial
6a6cu 9nd Die in 9lusdbt ite5cnoc Aoriicr Gouercn
ac60rt 81 ocn pliuupG S0aidimgsDcrudjcil nit uc
den sic Aaiirten et %jcginHbeS &riege@ Die 9lGtro
lc 6corbritet 6abcn A6er Ser Griola miro aId in Sie
icu Safe gegcu ic icn. Sbrc 9luiio Ucron9eu Wdr
nlcDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
SoltimOrc's better 9Sicnie-Ynrf.
MnllltEfatfrr- 3larls.

Cjclcnnaiicn uno 0irnrn ibueii mobl ons
ran, flo ocicn @ar On5uicbcn cbe lic Snleii
ir i0rc 5uliiniiqcn @cnics bclcacn. Sor
9enu IN lest nit ichr 0robcr Innibale, HnDne
Ncaclbabncii. 0atunilcf SnicbsSnllcricn. Nins
ocls SpiclplUpcn uno 0ncn niibiNcli Vcauenls
nUlcicn .ansQcliniici. Die fir cincn luooetuel
SQoniionnQA l'ari bcn0ibiat fno. Scr Hau
rs prdbug gclcpcn. bedncm 81 crrclUen noh
nncn Sidbit0clcn. n6cm man nad) orr Gtcoes
rid 9lono oocr SSiieHS'glpcnnc Glcllrllmci
nmfciqci Ger Qdrl ii oroB gcilnA I'M ole
Qr06icll Wlcngcu Gui6uucbmcn. Vlnli mcnoe
iin peyonli1 oocr f1rilili0 I'M ndDcre Nus'
iunil an
0cnrg g. &irnriclb OK. 20i9, %cn.@rntt' Str,
oocr clcpbunrc mad ocm Barf Wlmor 40fd.
Gonncr oirciicr CinpnnQ 5um 1ldrl an Orc'
rd,gireuuc oocr g9ilcnesglucmc.
tWldrilS -3Wlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

scpnratr ptrfssciic ansrbotr iit Eupliiai an
ocil .Noaro OF gnunroe" aorcniri. iocrocn am
oocr por ocm 10. aprl 1916 i'm Nlrcnu ocs
Siaot9icgrnoiore I'm AoiDbaus, baltimore,
NO. cuigcecn 0cnommcii liir ole Slccunn an
ons Scpnrcmeni lnr onenlidbc Sincrbei. I'M
tcrScpariemeht lilr Gclnnobctsmeiel. 3ur Ge
mtliu9 IN ocr Guarnniine. Sluiion BON Nrns
ccticn iir Gin Sabr. IN lleberclniinlnlun8 mi
ocn Spc5iiiatoncn Die AM Uclud on ocn Vc'
Notwithstanding IN iensn Nnrcan iH
Jnibbms.glnncr gir. I. 0onridHosSirnb nabe
Elc0antSirabe. lr1dlihb liilo.
,Scocm Nllgcboi mus Elm bc1l0ubi0icr ODcd
0co giciers I'M Ncira9e p0n 500, nnl cine
~ .cnrino ooulc Nani" gc6pgcil, 5nDlbnr on ocn
.giaDor mo Siaotraib BON Baltimore, beige
nni icil,
Ser crlolareiNe 9ieier mnB in Der 8e0rdud0
ldlcl 5ornl 6lrgl6nli i'm Seirdge ocr 0ois
itdiinnne Helen.
Sic NoniraltsNe61roc bcDdlt id onS 9icdt
por irDeno cIn oocr allie glngeboic 81 pcuDera
fen.
Veunobclt5lS lSonlinlidr.
Nciutiai:
Spbn 0mbert.
iuna GruiioGll ocr 0onlraftgebDroe.
(gprilG.s. .10,121S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Gnhn Michlcr.

Gs nnr6 am 9. slpril 1910 rd6 mrcr Nranis
hci Suhu Hicoler, 1S Sabre alt acIicbicr Nniic
bon gnHa Sicolcr. ncbcrcnc zbcrbci. &crs
ununic nn0 Srcunoc Der Nnmiiic d6iunAopou
cnQcl00cn. ocy Nccri0una bcisuuobncn. ucbc
oni Niithuod H. glpri NorOcns I'M s ubr,
aus mao Der 0cri ScinWrchc no Gin eict'
liehco Ncouicm oohnmt iiit icln ScclWhcll cc'
lcuriri miro, mo baum nrl ocW u0l. 0rluict
Sricnhcic" inliiin0ci (glpri0-i2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
gsaro


Nomc glorciIe gsaro
galiacri. G6ar.cs 9 22O6 Noion Str......
par6ini6I Srnrf Gf5 e .lsolic. Str... .
Ncdcr 6cnrn a. ti6 VI. -lgaca Sir.........
Ncnicrl t5enrac Suricn's qnnc.,..........2O 20
Niod. Nc1non G25-97 9i isOjlobcrs Slr......
iirfficr Nbnfice 0. 2Gi -G3 Gsprncc cir 10
5nhru 50rrn 1901 ~ lgrafl tr.......fg
eoNius Gnnia 5. ((sihuc) 1917 Whinilin.
rfrn6c d
sicfin NroS i0ii 9S Baltimore sir.......tS
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rirnrc - .
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jSonlow glnorcp. liO CilSCNctic Sr...... 4
%gr@HT0S5a g"eT iEg1't lsD' Sep SNeep2riih'qilcn
canc5, :. y. g.. IT,, 1918 Riiicr r.....1t
scam &atrid t.. i3i : Sdroc6cr sir..... ts
Snb6ar6 Charles H. no 9S.tSncuo- Sr. %
NioSmeier Gfcciia t9eifnmci IS Cieerob
siroEc ...,.,.............23
lgc CniiGln t5cnrnc 3 Suh BON Charles zi %
1l,orr,,s Si6nrn 5 5OS Sn.Qcrinaionscir. I
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l}clln Snhn M ti33-3 ~ N,nrrctl-qlpc q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

Sic nn0Qcnannicn Vcioucn babcn Rciii0s
ncn liir cine 0nocinil SpirituDicussiccn5 oont
Wiai 1916 cinacrcidi. oclnc am SOuncriina.
%. glpri 1916, inn llbr Surntiidgc, lt
NcrQiblnQ Nc5oNcn ucrocll.
@rociie miiiicn bis ~ llbr Mtiilags nn
Scnnnn. %. Npril 1916, cilncrciNi pcrocn.
fir uclDc ,Sormui are dui 0ciu0 In oiclcm
Nilrcnu crlanAi pcroen l1nncn
S0bn q. Sangbammcr,
0bcfGieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

Ser brnr 9lnh fir Elc.9lirS IN Saiimores6o.
Eicicr bcrriM aclcqcnc @ari IN lest 81 net.
mcibcn an Air6cn mo Gercinc, iiir Gnsiine
H. T. ~.
PIN Der ocrlingericn geilfenssglpcnne aelc9en.
crrcic1cu. cchr nic0riac Nnicn gScgcn glnas
INIT mcnoc man ild on 6. ". 9icu1nrot Nr,
Si5 Suit Stronc, @inor, 034, oocr NenrD
SLIDER, 1901 MiaassAur.. Niaoiion 2G8lsS.
(ljidr323S&S, ,2N,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
1ie Nlaalidlfcit Onh NuaanO inf9lac Oer NnIrancn

,Ite WOglidtett OnR NUuNAD lNDlNC uF OHiFlBAel
Der 9Qirtcn gcullngei ein mag, cne &clltrolita ju
6crtGcOigcu. cgt Ole SraAc nad Der gSebrnadt oes
gauOcs na6c Nolan0 iii fem Niliidritoat BAT obcr
trobocm elm ,culd bc0Htcnoes Necr OaS in Die regl-
idrc Nrncc ulo in sic GoIonioltruppcu oc oiiin0i
idc 9lrmcc 3cridlt Cic cbcrc bclcbt mlr aus yln.
acluorbcneu ulo 6ot ciucn gcan0 bon il5 Oiiijeren
mo 81, Si Nomi; Onuon inO 2SlSl 6ingcboruc imo
SG97 Giropdcr jiun arobcu S6c Tcti@e. Sic rcll.
ldrc Nrmce miro aQjdbrlid 0urd Oc Nmperbnn0 BON
II 800 IrcimiQign ms Ole gllshc6nng Uon 22,lOO
9unomili5en mO 600 Scemiliicn cr0dn5t 0ic 6ric'
0mspr1iel3Grc Der 9lucc betrdgt inOcicn mr. $4,000
Nann 0c 9lcicrpc i77,00O Nom imO Sic ®sli0ric
100000 Wiom Nollano III nod nuucr elm bcOcuien'
Ocs Aooniolrcd Gas ,9hitcrlono 5dblt 6,50OOO0
Gnpo6ncr oic aolonicu chpns iibcr 3S @ilioncl 10
0aG 0oQonO nit icincn &oouic'n Gin 9icid pon ctmo
i5 NGlioncu Giruobncrn bil0ct uon Ocncn nonlincl
ibcr @Haioncn gum aric9Soicut bcrangcjogcn wcrOen
fonucll Ties lit ulOriicn, uic 1ciagt mir nomncl-
2oatc SoaanO in ocn cwopddlcn &ricN bincinqGogcr
lucrocl 10 ic6cn Inn oiori Die cet bcrcits mobIric
Nrmcc BON chpn 100000 Nonn mo UieIlcid oiciclbe
9hiahl 0cs auS9cbiloctcr, t1cils mousgeooctcr Gr-
iobnnmidoitcn SIR @cfiialng. ilnIcrbi1 cine 2cbr
modt Die oos Sano gcacu ciucn 9lngriii pon ocr Gee
aus cbr rob id)itcn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
gIcrIammlnnas QIn5cigcm.


@altimorc. mo. 81 Mldr5 1916.
IS miro biermi belanni 0cmnmt bnB am
WittuuGl, ncn o glrrl 1916. Ndlinqs lhr.
1905, 0Vntineutai 9niioing Baltimore Wlo.,
Die Nahrcsocrlamulluna Der Aiiioudrc Der
nllniicn aiailuQue nno Slcciric 0ompnn0" pon|
baltimore iiaiiinocn miro. nm Die Srelloren'
2t0hl p0r5nncbmcn mo i0niii0c OciOdlic 80
ctlco1cu, Die uor bic &erlammlun8 iommeii
nulcu.
gSic 0iieniiim bcfnnn Qcacbct uuroc an
Qcorbnci o1B bic lluihrcibchiic1cr Der 0clcus
inaii am Wtiinoh. ben 90 WidrS 1916, NacD'
miiinQs 3 llbr. ju ifllcbei uno iolhe am
HonncrlinN. ncn i3 glpril 1916, 9ormiiinas 10
llhr. picoer jn cynimcn hno,
Sm Nniirnac hce Sirelorinnls.
gHm. Garn,
CNidrj3i .Aur5.i2) Scircidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Nnhn Q}. Miimlnrrlcin.

Gs nnrb am H. 9pril 1910 in icircr gSo0
mnQ VII. 1928, Sn.Nhaic.sirn1c, SUln NJ
Shnlmerlein, pciichicr Wnic ocr pcriiorbcncH
poniic MlnMcrcln locU. Naac) mo ocr bcr
0inM Sic 3cit Ger NcerolsuH6 miro lpdics
nuncicini (Npri2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Sncrclo slllcrouT.

go Sabre aii QcicDic Nniiin bon Niihdc
I0ictani Die NccroinnnN firoei Nittuun
NorNcne nm iha nor BON i0rcr ssopmlliQ
Nr. iifS Y,oro sMniGinaiun' Stranc. aus ndh
Der a. eunrcds NirNc, no nm 8 llbr elm nc
ouicH 1o0amt iiir i0r Scccnbcil cccbriri miro,
mn ooii aui Dem a0l. 0r.blcr 5rieoboic" ilalt
(NlliO I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Nnrrnn bad ocDaner.a .aapeItars.

1nbor. ccmab Der am TO- ,5un 1908 unicrs
sclhncicn NcroronunQ gu. loo 9bimnili a.
ralograpb - Oplc am 2S Jiopcmucr 1911
umcnoiri). I'M Grl0ubniG ind9clnDi bal, oa9
Iinpcicu Dinicr Jir. lll2 20, Gn2O. SirnBc,
ais enc oncnliUc 0nragc iu beurcn.
=. g. Ygrnc,
(glprii-i2) Gcbnuoc'Snpeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
ln ber ,lehtieit in Ocr Sic gscIt bod opn gnn nnS

On DER 1e0t5eit, in Ocr bic Ssclt pOa INN Sn0 nnS
Sug it, in Der Die Sii0c 5r Sugcno uO oic SSabrDc
sur llrtigcno geenpet miro; in Der lid lcitcn9e
Soatsmoiuler 9clidtcn DER SSiiicnidlait uo onanac
6cnoc 3chmgcn in oci Gicnt Ser Sigc iclcn; in ocr
0cm &obd nidts ais 2iigcI Sigc SIR &crbreitimg ol
acpcbcn miro in scr bisbcr ir Gbrcnmomer gcbnltcnc
Gplomotc obnc SSnlpcrn ibreu 9lumcn nncr Sieel
bcridc cscn in ciner ioldlcn 3ct iuirtt cs in ocr
S6a 0cro0c5u iibcrrdldcno, mcin man cincn meuld
lidc @cien 6cgc8rct Oas bon Gcbrt 81 Semen gchort
oc Die 9iiae Jest 5rlr Su8cnO uadcn oos obcr ocnnoG
Oc Na1rbcit perfiinOct los madt cS bcgrcillib ooB
Sic |ortr1gc Der 6cgiidcn Shauipiclerin philippine
9lrtois iibcr 9el9er mo sic Ecutld)en, bon mcldc
and bier morgen 96cno in u9bargD'S S6cater" ciner
itutin0c ii6cral cine joblre1c }uboreribaft iin0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Bic Nndridlt, onN Nian tuNt nm0 6earaGen ici,

&c yladrIdIt, oaN NIln t0of mo 6e9rHIeH To- "
gt Sic fii9t id5, iuie ai 9ctcIng osacednct IN
@ilionS @rogromm binein @r m0de ieirc Strai'
Grpe0iton Inn ieu 2cben germ as @iclito jurldjebe1
che Is jll pGt gcporOcn it, c1c cuoS dl jutr0gt ons
Den 9adihub bon 6nloertonleno Sruppen not0meno9
madcu niirOe glber wie c9 oulangen obnc ldl Der
bcibenDer aritif Gooieuets nO An0ercr als5uiebcn2
ia. ucu uad)itcn SCRIPT fenc @roocutcnpobl marc
luiroc cr dl nids ans Der aritit ieiner @cgner ma
dcn. 9hul t6t @iua ibm Den @cauen, jl erben lmo
lid bearo6en 81 laien 9iln fam nit 9Inliano 5um
Rid5ug acblaicn rerOcn G1a loot mo bcgrabcn
|ao's 9onoc 5crprer9t Ter 3wcd Scr Stroi-grpeoi-
tion eriilt g9iro id @illa frcren!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
ISScIts CSmo. @ynre.

GiHcm middtien @ub;tfum 8nr God,rldi; Sag
Der .gacl,Nn0fIarl" em mclilidlcil Actnulnls
ocr Baltimore. SlraBcnsgine Hcrcii.cu nno on'
hcrcn Graaniaiioucn 3u Den 0nnilallcn Ne.
giugunaeu 5nr Ncrfiqnil iicbt. 81 cl9lsi Ivy Ivy
Snr6brnh ocr baltimore SirdBc uro ben Ynrt
niHi ecclnlrddiigen. Sir @in5elnOeiieil pe'oe
man li6 al -.,.n,,.r
(NcDrl9 .3Niel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
9ln sic Nomen.

DC rlniiar ednlc IN ocr einbf.
llniere NnbStlniicn icti uen Snnac 9os
men. mclde bic yleiocrmndernlit mad Den
oics IN lnricr Belt onrn ocn 9hnhlnb oil oice
Nldiicn rrreiden uniciiilhi DiorQcne, 9inds
nuitae5 nnb glbcnSS. geanenc Siunoen Sm
llntrrihis fCriQclctf luct0cn. 0riin0lincr
llni,rrin inn Gnliunrf s0n NMIiern crtbcilf.
1idbere Iusiunii inriiilid oocr miinolin BET
Sri 9nbcrc, 9ir. 3O2 2ecl Saratund-Strnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
Sepnricment ihr bneHhine Siher1eit.
Inter Scpnricment fur VciunoDcitswcicn.
Nnllimnrr. Nih.

ilnicr. Scpnricmeni fir ecinnoBeiisweicn.
Baltimore, Wio.
Scpnrnte rcrncadtc 9lngcbDtc IN Supiint an
ncu uNouro o. slwaroS" oorenrt peroei AM
oocy oor ocm 49, glpril 1916 i'm 9hrcan oes
Snoi.Rceiiirniore ion 9iaibbnus. baltimore,
Mo.. eniaeoen gcnonimcn iiir bic yieitruna al
oae Separicmeni iir 0icniihe Sihcrbeii lln'
fer. Scpnricmcni lir Ueun0bcitcmelen, bon
EipbWeritis slntitprin Seum, Smpf1nmpBe,
nno Sprmolocbnbc.yamp iiir Elm Sahr ~
Observation-Disclosures nit oen Spe5ifiiaionen Die
uui cciu6 an ben @ciunobeiis@o @ommiil1r IN
iencm giircnn. 9lnibbnusaginner glr- I. Court
lano.Sita6c, na0e Hlcaiant.StraBe. crbdliIiD
iino
Seoem sInAe6oi mub Elm beeanbiacr Gned
hcc 9cicrs ina ecirdac non 500. oni crc
IS caring 0Oulc Nunl" 0e5ogcn, jdblbnr an hen
Niauor mo Staoiraib non baltimore, beige
iiQi iein.
Ser erioarciDc Qieier mub in Der ec6rdub'
lidlen 6orm Nilrgbnit I'M Neiraac Der Sons
irailummr liclcn
sic @ontralisNc66ror bebdli iiM has Nedt
Dor. iraeno elm ooer allc gnaebpie so pcrpcrs
Gr 3ohn Z glalc,
0iclnnobeiis 6omnliar.
2'eiidiiaI
SD6n Nubert
iiia. Rrdi0cni oct 0onralt g'eb0roe
(Apri6s s,1O.121S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
spirituuicu-eiccus. .glpplifatiOncn.


gnrcnn Der SprmOicu'Yircn5-0U -0Ummiidrc,
Simmer BOG, Ccridts0cbduoc
2. 0curD Sntcr, Erdilocnt
Nobiicn g. Wiuniin,
SOicpB ~ But,
tSnutuiiil1rc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12
GiDiOcnOen.


N1I0 nW 0lI NINTrT DDW I7NWWWIIIIW'
Vulti more. %. Nidri 1916.
EaS Sireii0rium Bat beliic cine Siuioenoc
bon ini5iQ Ocilic pro slni0cil tfo) nn bic
Oneiicbcnocn 9lnibcilc Ocs Sinmmiapilal5 Der
6ompaQnic crlldri: bciapie Gibioen0c In nm
10. glpril 1916 0n Die bcini Oiclhdfi4ihub
nEi 20 9Ndrs 1910. 3 nor Qammiiups. einacs
irOnCncn 9iiiondrc 8nblhnr Bon oieier Sins
0cuoc mernen lcinc elbiinc liir Sinaiar ziaoi
no Gonnir zicncrn aoma6t
gem. cnrir
(N,dr52l 81 .slrrl2) Sclrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-12

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The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
l7-Year-Old Bride
Ends Life to Solve
Queer Love Tangle

CHICAGO. April 2?.-The heart
81 Iortense Ferguson. pretty IL
year.old bride. vas so full OF love
that II broke. so she turned on the
gas In her hall bedroom Wednesday
ard tried to die.
She loved her husband, Frank
Ferguson. Hughie Trip. her child
hood sweetheart, and Mary Roberts
her sister--who also loved Trip so
much that she couldn't stand IL any
longer.
At her bedside at the hospital to
day. her husband krelt beside her
begging her TO live and asking her
IL she loves him.
"Of course | do" she sighed, but
love Hughie. too. cannot do
without either OF you"
In note TO Trip. written before
she turned on the gas. Mrs. Fergu-
son said:
please take Mary and love her
I love you, but rather than. give
you up. am going 10 die. Rather
than blot Mary's happiness, am
giving up my life for her. She
loves you"
Physicians do not believe she will
recover.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
MEM
Society HHE HsH

Miss Bertha Clark. Of Norwich,
Ont, Is visiting Mrs. John <. Clark,
No. 735 Second-ave.
90
Sacred Heart commandery, No.
i2I. Knights Of st. John. and the
ladies' auxiliary. No. ~, will give
Joint dancing party, Thursday
evening. In The Pier.
o.
Detroit branch OF the Information.
al Sunshine society will meet Fri
day evening, AT s o'clock, In the
home OF Miss Lucy Wilcke, No. rs
Adams.ave. east.
o.
Wurtsmith division, No. S31,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi.
neers, will give dancing party,
Thursday evening. in Riverside
temple.
o.
Mrs. May Leggett Abel will pre-
sent two OF her artist violin pupils,
Herman Merz and Robert Berman,
in a recital, Friday evening.
in McCollester hall. Nj. Merz,
who is a paying teller in the United
Savings bank, is studying the VIC
lin purely as an accomplishment,
but Mrs. Abel considers him one OF
the most promising pupils she has
ever had. Mr.. Berman, IL will be
remembered. stood very high in the
contest Of the National Federation
OF Musical clubs for young violin
lists to be selected for concertizins
among the clubs. winning the high.
est place among the Michigan con
testants. He intends TO adopt the
professional concert stage. At pres
ent he is studying in the literary
department Of the University OF
Michigan before taking up his pro
fessional musical career,
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
The Times corrects An Error

A typographical error In the ad'
vertisement of the Business insti.
tute in The Times, Tuesday. made
the headline read, I'm less than
q years" instead OF "in less than
10 years" which represents the
real lapse OF time since the Business
institute opened for business. Dur
ing this time the institute has
grown under the direction OF A. +.
Tull. to be the largest school OF
It's kind In Michigan, and has
earned an enviable reputation for
the proficiency OF its students.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
$500 Doctors Coming.

Arrangements for the largest
gathering Of the American Medical
association ever held were discus.
sed at luncheon Of the local ar,
rangements committee. Tuesday, In
the Wayne County Medical associa
ton building. The convention will
he held In Detroit, June IL 10 16
and IL is expected that 1000 doctors
will come to- Detroit at that time
bringing their wives and familie.
with them. During the week pre-.
vious 10 the meeting Of the Aineri
can Medical association there will
be meetings Of various allied so
cicties. The American Academy OF
VI ,dicine and editors Of Medical
journals will convene at this time
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27

me a wonderful; chest. Its beauty
is almost beyond description.
There was no card with the
chest. Imagine my further surprise
when | received a letter from the
maker. lie is penitentiary in
mate--an artisan and craftsman of
great skill, as the box shows. He
has sent me this box In the hope
that can sell IL and turn the money
over TO him.
When he Is released he will go
into the world with a fve-dollar bill
given him by the state, and new
suit of clothes.
This prisoner does not think a
five-dollar bill and suit constitute
adequate equipment for man to
face society with.
am wondering how | can sell
this strange and beautiful chest;
to whom can possibly sell it and
for how much.
Can you help me with this prob
lem? Write me in care OF William
Fox's Offices, No 1870 w. Forty
sixth.st., New York.
Once before when | appealed 10
the public with a matter of this
kind. received 5000 replies.
wonder how many this appeal
will bring?
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27

Mrs. Daniel w. Smith, No. I49
Seyburn.ave.. will entertain Borus-
sen Gesellschaft. Friday afternoon.
Mrs Louis Unsworth Ciagg,
pianist. and Miss Florence Carey,
violinist. will contribute the
musical portion OF the program. Mrs.
Thomas Il waterworth will recite a
series OF little stories in German.
entitled, "Grandma's Dream OF a
Rose illustrated with dancing BY
little Miss Marie Freytag.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
OK INTEREST to WOMEN and the HOME.

scar that know have put on your
face"
Dick came across TO the bed and
lifted me up into his arms. II near
ly killed me but did not make
sound or allow my flesh TO cringe
in the slightest.
"Margie. please don't make light
OF your awful tragedy" he said.
Sometimes II seems TO me- as
though could not bear TO see you
here. Outlines when come in
the morning, all day long can
think or nothing else than your
trouble. You brave girl. know
that il were In your condition |
would curse Coo and die
And yet, Dick. you look with
horror on any mention that | make
OF trying to get out Of IT,"
Yes. ] know, | know" he said.
somewhat brokenly. and I made my
mind up then and there that would
not let Dick see me often. So
have tried to be asleep when he
has come TO my door in the morn.
ing as we'll as at night.
Each day before he goes 10 lunch
he telephones me and | always try
to be as gay as possible. Over the
wire he only gets an idea OF JOY
from my voice.
We women are only mother after
ali. For the man we love as we'll as
the child we bear We. have much
the same feeling after the first flush
OF passion has worn of.
(To Be Continued)
The Detroit times., 1916-04-27
THE CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE
The Lines I Am Putting In Dicks Face.

I haven't seen Dick in nearly
week. although he has been In the
city. He Ia making q reorganiza'
ton of the book concern and Mrs.
Selwin, who takes breakfast with
him nearly every morning, tells
me that he is growing old every
day. II feel very sorry for him.
said Mrs. Selwin. He shows the
scars OF his business troubles as
well as those that are personal"
You see. little book, I am trying
these days to keep out of his life
az much as possible and told him
when l came over here that he
must not feel me on his mind day
after day.
II seems to me, little book, as
though he had an added wrinkle
an added scar on his face-every
time | see him. and I know that
tired-oh so helpless-look In his
eyes I have put there. 1t does not
make any difference that have
done this unwittingly; that would
have saved him from the horror OF
having a log for a wife even more
than ! would have saved myself
from being that log II I could have
done so.
Looking back over IL all II seems
TO ME that | have been one OF the
worst Of wives. who wanted TO
be one OF the best.
tried to say this to Dick the
last time he was In here.
do you know, Dick dear. ] some
times think I am like that old
woman who was the wife OF a vet
eran OF the civil war said as
reached my hand up and smoothed
his hair. MY mother used to tell
the story-said IL was one OF my
fathers favorites-of the veteran
who in all the glory OF somewhat
faded blue uniform, brass buttons
and white cotton gloves. sat in the
street car on his way to the Fourth
OF July picnic.
"A stranger boarded the car, and
as he sat facing the soldier and his
wife he engaged the man In con.
versation.
"The talk soon turned to warfare
and the veteran said:
Yes, sir; I've seen fighting. I
got this cash across the cheek at
Chickamauga. My stiff leg, by gosh