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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
MOTHER LOVE TOO STRONG
Discretion Not Always in Evidence
When Her Offspring Is the Sub
ject Of Her Thoughts.

1t is all very well for a mother to
be proud of her offspring. That is
quite natural and comprehensive. But
there Is limit and few mothers know
enough to stop there when they begin
to talk about their children.
When will mothers learn little dis
erection and discrimination? They are
quite willing to talk about their chill
dren, by the hour, and the man or
woman who will listen the longest is
the most popular in the maternal heart.
There are few exceptions, of
course. But the woman who is SEN
sible about her child, judging his
faults and failings clearly, and seeing
his good points In the proper perspec-
tive, is rare indeed. The average moth
er loses all sense of proportion when
she judges her own offspring. Her love
blinds her eyes to his faults, while his
good points are enormously exagger-
ated.
Unfortunately, the mother is always
the last to realize that her child Is not
the greatest genius under the skies.
If she has brought her son up to be n
pianist or her daughter to be a singer,
others may criticize as they will, her
Judgment never wavers. Other pianists
and other singers may give adverse
criticism of her childrens ability. but
the more they say the more firmly con-
WINGED the mother becomes that all
the others are just Jealous of her OFF
springs's talent
No one would want to disturb that
beautiful faith, mothers no one would
care to disturb or lessen one jot OF
your love for and perfect confidence
in your offspring. But do try to curb
your desire to tell Others about your
children's talents and virtues.
If your child has a talent for draw
ing, writing, playing or singing, en-
courage him in it, by all means, but dc
not blind your eyes to his faults. II
others criticize, do not lay II down to
jealousy. but weigh the criticism and
use 1t for what it is worth. Do not
as so many mothers do, think yourself
your child's severest critic while all
the time you are as blind as bal
TO his faults.
1t is hard TO realize that others are
not interested In the things that inter
est us most. Put do try mothers, t.
remember that your children are only
,absormngiy interesting to you. d,
not let your maternal pride run away
with your good sense.-PittSburgh Dis
patch.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
DEADLY SNAKES MADE STUDY
"Garden of Serpents," in Brazil, Is
Maintained for the Production
of Serums.

Brazil's Garden of Serpents" is one
of the most interesting, though to
some, repulsiye sights in the world,
and is maintained purely for scientific
purposes. 1t is located at Butanta,
Brazil, and occupies in all some 700
acres. Here are the laboratories which
produce serums for the cure and pre-
vention of the effects of snake. bites.
The snakes used in preparing the
serums are kept in small park, con
tanning numerous dome-shaped shell
tiers, which is surrounded by wall
and ditch filled with water. Other
specimens are kept in similar park
near the main building, in order to
study their habits, favorite food, the
very diverse venOmous properties OF
various species, and the best method
of escaping their attacks. The hot and
moist forests of Brazil contain many
venomous serpents, but the slightest
noise alarms the peaceful and timid
reptiles, which attack only those per-
sons and animals that tread on them
or destroy their lairs. The principal
families are the Bothrops and the Gro
tales, or rattlesnales. The BothropS
venom decomposes the blood and pro-
duces internal hemorrhage with in
tense congestion of the liver, kidneys
and brain, while the venom of the Gro
tales paralyZes the respiration, eircu-
luton and vision, and usually causes
death within twenty-four hours. Each
venom requires its special antidote.
The laboratory heads prepare serum
for each, and also polyvalent, or com
pound serum, which is effective against
all Brazilian snake venoms, for use
when the species of the attacking
snake is unknown. The serums are OBJ
tanned from young and sound horses
and asses, which receive, at intervals
OF five or six days, injections of venom,
increasing from One-twentieth MILL
gram TO one gram. A years treatment
Is required to produce perfect immun-
ity and an effective serum. The poly
valent serum is obtained by injecting
the venoms of Bothrops and Crotales
alternately. The animals thus immun-
lied furnish antivenom serum for
long time il they receive fresh IN
lection of venom after each extraction
of serum. Tubes of serum, with hypo-
dermic syringes, are sent gratuitousiy
to hospitals municipalities and poor
patients. Others are sold ut low
prices or exchanged for live snakes.
Serums for pest, dlphtheria ana
tctanus also are produced by the
usual methods.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
ZONE OF THE OLDEN TIME"
Lord Strathcona a Gentleman Who
Hardly Fitted Into the Present
Busy Age.

tt was Characteristic of Lord Strath-
coma that he adhered all his life to
old-fashioned politeness In letter writ
ing. He long shrank from the use
of an amanuensis or n typewriter, as
being a breach Of courtesy. He pat
termed the openings and subscriptions
of his letters on the old Hudson's Bay
model Even the longest or most Of
fetal letter he persisted in writing by
hand at an almost incredible cost in
time and patience. On one occasion,
which Mr.. Beckles Wilson notes in his
Life of Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal" mt least considerable physical
suffering was involved. He had had
the misfortune while in Scotland to
fracture one of the bones Of his right
wrist. His arm WAS put in splints,
and while chaling under the restraint
he seized the occasion to make a voy-
age to Canada by the way of New
York. In transit his arm became worse,
the inflammation spread, and he be-
came unable to leave his berth. On ar
irving at New York he was met by Sir
William Van Horne, who found him in
very feverish and distressed state.
Nevertheless, he insisted on accom-
panying his friend Immediately TO Mont
real where he was induced to put
himself in the care of n surgeon. What
he had number of letters to answer.
But" urged his friend, "you can
employ an amanuensis."
ave never done such thing" Lord
Strathcona declared emphatically. at
would give great offense l assure you.
l have always written my letters my
self, and ] must do so now
But after considerable argument he
consented to try the experiment.
AT least l must sign the letters"
was his stipulation. ''Put the pen be-
tween my fingers, and, although it
will perhaps be a little difficult and
painful, / must certainly sign the let
ters myself"
SO the letters were dictated, and
when the sheets were brought to him
the invalid begged to be left alone to
consider them and affix his signature.
A pen was fastened between two of
his disengaged fingers and bottle of
ink placed on the table.
When, couple of hours later, the
secretary entered to dispatch the cor
respondence, he found that to every
postscript scrawled slowly and pain
fully, explaining how and why the
writer had been forced to depart from
his lifelong practice of writing his
own letters and apologizing for doing
so.
"And in every case" concludes the
narrator Of the aneedote, "the post.
script was longer than the body of the
letter w-Youths Companion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
Bad Teeth Wreck Homes.

Domestic infclicity is frequently
caused directly by neglect of the teeth,
according TO G. G. Stillman, executive
secretary of the United Charities of
st. Paul.
Our investigators have frequently
found that the neglect of the teeth re-
eulting in old roots growing into the
jaw and becoming chronically painful
have led to serious disagreements be-
tween man and wife"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27


Ger Ncit GrIoS alS 0en cicrncn Rin.
qcu Ter 9straa luiro ii aiiEc
sem 2dagneiilcr Scrrn IjartS
ibcr0ebeu merocn. GS miro
acbcicn sic sin5iiloieuocnSduud
laden IN iiirjelicr 3eit abbolel
3t molcn
Ger &crrmd scr ueiierncn Gmae"
mar auh aciierl ms0cr cln rehi aus
Ter. mo parci oie Ganeu Srou
aaibcrne Sratif uu0 1rau Gliias
bet1 'Bleiiucr Sic oen aeitrigcu Ncr.
foiii porilaioct icbr glirieocn NIe
bic Tamcu laiii6eilisu beinoeN iih
III ihrcl adnoeH nabeAt $1,000, no
luiro acboiii an n6diteu Diiiiwod
oicie 5nmnc uolig abiirmocn oa.
INIT Scr 9ctrug ocu Shoemsiilcr
Ncrr Sobn 1iorlS i6eracbeu iucr
oeu tanu
Iie Tanei imo ieocn Nlitimod
im gurcol oeS uTciihcn Gorrcf
ipouocnten~ onlbeieno. inn gliugc 5iI
ocrfoiicn ais and nm ShmndiaA
dler. oic hlr peride0cnc %crridloitcn
3llriidacboIten loiroen cluButol-
ihcn Gs miro oringeuo aebeiclL
ooij iidl 0isie Nerrihaftcn bal0mo1s
lidlit lucIocu oo init sem Ginihmcl.
sen IN Der n6thitcu ,3ct bclomacI
miro, lm0 cS be0nlerlicb Udrc. ucnn
0isic oii peribuoae 5athcl 0er Wliin.
{ iibcraebcn ucr0cl niiBtcn Gbcno
lic1cn nod anocre pradliOollc
1dutatiohGl wic 9ltigs ll6seu,
@oritcauooclu 2ilbcrjcla ino ~
forotioue 9lrtitcl Ami sscrtaui iin
ons Euhlitm olS, INN tdnu mau.
der 6rcuno pon uSaraoino hicg
ipirfIih acoieacie Sndcn 5iunSpoit.
prcis faaicn
GS mlB 0abci 1e0adi lpcrocl oag
Ole N'iinsc mw ocr 0Jol0lucrt0 W.
riid critotict nno Ocy 00niw bier
olrrh iidlt allciu iid idSit 1ilit,
ionoern ourcI ieiucn aali aa5 pcn
SNfnpcn uno %diicn oi0ic ocp ser.
NNuioctgi aricaern III ser alieu set.
lruatb.
Eic Eomca oca uGiicrucl 9lin1"
@crlanies iino Mi 9'iituod ocn &
agai pie0cr in g'lrcnl 0cS uCct.
shcu 9orr,ipotocltcu" MnucicuO
llao wir0 ae1oiii 0ob iicb aac 0rcui.
Ne 0er Gllteu Sa.9cn cilliuoqn ipcr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
gIlta Ghilr nnaefpnInIcn.

Ger amcritaniide Tampicr a6lot
renee Slldcnbah trnf acitern nit
elmer Saouia ialpcteriaurem y|atrou
bier cnt TaS sdifi fam uoiI 9Into
io1oiio, GhiIe, uo ce nor 33 Iagcn
obiihr ,NN %onanlatana! luroc
0as 6nhr3cn2 fl Caac ailiacbutcl.
glu sem 1anpicr beiano iih aid
ciu wricoNc, scr ii@ III Ghilc al @oro
gcihIihen Nattc. DcriclDe lulroc ac.
iter 9ioracl Der Ginpan0cun0Ss
Nch0r0c ibergcbCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
Niir cim S,cinlaetriinf.

Cos nuu @co. c5iiutbcr gebrolitc
Bier iii oas bette, 9'icle @cllrtIclcr
upn g'ier crtIdrcn ooB cS iraeno cis
ncm criifloiiigcn onsIdioiidlcu @icr
nIcidtounnt. Ocrooc ooS Gina iiir
0cu 6nmiIicuacbrouN. ScinIicS sIro.
mo- better cieidmod uo icbr ndDr.
fr1itia. Gircft pon scr 9roucrci
Oiud Sic nctcn @loidincn oboeidat
iuooud o6iolllte 9icinbcit aciidcrt
miro. Niiic $500. %houc S9oIic 20.
(Suuils.lS,i@sc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27


gleinabc mare cS acllcru IN lrilber
Qoraeniani0e ocr Folaci hcS uitt
lerep Iiiirilte5 Qeluigcil cn Snolul'
onml XII iailcn oas ibon lelt lanqs
Xxx icit in Nllicl 0cr RQd)t uH sl0
g9fpa ocr Nart spciuic aui 6eacr.
Aai0Ieitcrn nn0 NausodNcru Derulis
ldAciNt, um 0lrcA Die Spatut ocr
NclliierporbduIc Naisdeuo0ner bclnt
i6cti0ebell ooer lpeun e9 ihnt
aliidl hciH 9aocn pt beubaAtcn.
A,ie5cyault III ~ VI 0icier ScacNo
noyatloiUtHciG oaB 6rnlcn oic gc
rpop iN gla0 iici8cH lpoltcn ploBs
lidl eiN AfduncrAclidlt anl Nenltcr ac
lraartcn Ncr cacnart9c 9ladi
maanm III hisder ilod licmals M
enp A'pbmna einacilicAen uHo "a.
uit w oe |olisci 3i ocr lleberlcli
Qnlla acdngt oaR cS oclulelpcn lcs
0Wltd5 aii 9cirieoguNa ienlcr ac
macsn irantlatcn slcnaicroe arr
tolHnH 1ie @oli5ci ioll iebt Nl gc
iH u0p Sniornationeii lein oie iur
tilNa6uIe ocs 9libiuauolcrs oct
gp acitcrU inrt ulit iimpper 9lotb cnts
eMAca iii iu6ran 0ilrltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
MIMA bIirb llMucrIeQt.

Alit ibrcnI 5luci Na0rc altcn Minoc
in Arm tam aeil2ru Mlor9cn bic rs
Sabre alic Srau Roie Anpt pon ISr
622, 9lor0 6lltongluenc, iiI Sal,
ats iic ali ser sac pon GoroIinc mo
Goacr StraBr ciuei gSaagon ser
8rciiop Eth. Stic UcrlicB. S0bs
reno oaS aiuo niit6cincno imucrlcbt
blieh 200 lido 6rm Sslupt nid)t mls
beoenllidlc slhihiullnlcl ii Sie
uuroc III ciIcm porbciiabrcnoen GIN
tonlobil la1 Ger gSobuug ibrer
1hutcr 9lr 1905, Jloro 4roaoipo0,
ocbrodlf 100 lie BON Gr gllbert ~.
4euD pom PIX 1904 GiiaQiouutlcnt
znaBc, bebanoclt uitroe. 0rali
sshlpt fam onacplb jag 6al. iud5-
reno ito Der SSd00ou N Yupegmg
ieetc lmo iie nod ami Dem Irittbrcit
iidno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

(JsaCb 0cnl BcrlNt 0eo uellllulell
tgcueralilubS
Iic Tcutidcu miiiitn Sl5crnc
gSciulici ocs 2)icrfonals raluNcn
iic boltcH aber iodl ocn @rlidell
toni oci Steeuitraoto mli oer
9saireitc 0cS aanolS 6cioericlts
Ser 1troBe 9)pcrE EiItcm brc
dea SIC mitiincn9liidcroBerua9s
@crilde 5ianNcl
,Nl Giluaridcl ornNel oie
Inppcn @inoen6urg's in ailr
lonb 0incin. Ccididl lun0 noro
Sitlid, ssh Siupo!Ii crobcru 0le
Ipulidcu ruiiiide 1tcllngen lil
ciucr @rcita pon 20 Ssilcmaterlt
1cr iroil5oiiide Gon5crfrcu5er
.Sqon Nioubcta" (i2.6O0 Soli.
ueu) al yIoratii19gn sgiccr uoa
ociu oiNrrciMiidlcil u g'oot 2
Goanuauoont Sitter " lropp
pcrlcntt BON oer 9oiaulna mer
Sen 100 scrcttet 750 crtriltep
Dix englonoar icttc Srlp
pculono.na diff SaQipoli iort;
iG &du5crihific mo 25 Eorpc'
osAoota bdrbdroivn criolalos
5cb0all Nobr lu0 AilpAolcp,
oie tiirliicbcn Daroanpllcntge
iclti9unlca Snci lprpcopbootc
lmo Ella lrousporiidliii urrnidl
YET .9loiciiic~ tnc ~Srilupb7
ucidaol0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

1ir NlnrDlano uno 0cn Eilirti
Nolumbio 1cltc trio uHo fii9l rca.
ncfid nii mehieInocn ucilt peltli.
dlet 2SiHocH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
aciuc suttcrmild!

otNtNA ~fNAtAA NRtAtJ
Icutihc Nioriuc Ntiifcr uiicn
oonit no6tS au5uiongen ~g'o-
tcrlduo."aapcac mar pom ~9lip
5ciaea Gub" 5ll @aitc oclaOcn.
SiiruiiMcr glpplotS iol0t
Dem Gortraac oeliidcr SicOer
o'rober Gut6uiiosmmS
Inb Oeutidlc Nlarinc.Oluifcr im0
@uttcmild mru rinuol 3uci lnpcr-
cinborc Gcariiic inc, crill6rcu sic
Niitalicoer oco Baltimore sln5ciNcu.
Clubs mcldc Oc 5llr Belt I'M Sip
pooromc Sbcotcr aaitirenOc pa
terlauo."@opclc ju i1rcu 0eitri8cu
9nuncon inn Gmerion @otel 5u @aiic
gclaOcn battcn.
Hocb Dem ii6crous itiirmiic6cn PIP.
ploiS melher mli Die treiilihcu Gor.
irdge ser 8dpcuc iol8tc. icBtcu 9lu.
3ei0cn mo Sapog Sciltc iid pcr.
cint Ium lcdcrcn Sm6ib uicocr, o6cr
pcrlcgcu uitidtcn Die lundercu Nluii-
Ter mli i6ren Stiblcn bin imo ber.
ais lie Sic loicl mniiericu ilnO bci
sem Neoedc eincS ieOeu tSniics cine
3laIhc nit ser un3wciocutiaen PM.
lhriit 9lhtcrmlh bemcrtteu NiiB
trauiidJ 6eihoute Seocr Die 8loihe
pom auBen mir 0er Hnufiit pelCher
iidj bcrctS iiu iiiooirifouiihen ariel
ourh Widb imo llncriHrodeubeii
auoacjehuct bate COT iid cineFor.
tiou oeS tSetrdntco inS @laS mo
icBtc 0aiieIbe iooesntittbia Oil Die zip
pen. Cas- mar obcr anh allies, Sic
ImWiihentlnit oes 9IrrauaencuiS
Comics, weldcS nittIeriucie oas
Tilcmma 6emertt bottc beluabrtc
ion uor ocm Gdlinmiicu uno 9Ien.
Beritcn @utipredlcnoc 9lnor0naugea
prOeu crtbeilt im0 binneu mcnisei
Niinuteu iiono Dor ieocn Der Ntiii.
fer sic betannte oumfle sSlaidle nit
ihonem ihdiucuocu @eriteniait-
Gic 9utternilh iuor oIdnlcu0 aus
benz 6cloc aeidlaaen uuO in pr0d
tiaiter 0ormone uerIiei Der 9cit 0er
Diabl5eit.
Gas Gonicrt iclbit 6eaaun nit cs
ncr 9Iu5o6l micritoniihcr Stiidc,
a6cr aili aagcmcines ipontoneS Scr.
langcu puroeu pm Shlriie lnr
nod ocutihc 9icOcr uno 0entihe Nlc
Io0icu gcipiclt. spic ciu @ionu Ct.
1obcu iih sic 9ln5eiacu Scuc 6ei
ser ,.gSodt am 9ibeiu BON 0eu 81
ecn uno aIcidioQS itcbcuo bcgriIBs
ten iic ocl @ortraa ocS Sterncn6aus
ncrlicoeS nit 0onnern0em @ciiaa
gllS @ait oc5 NiaaaacmcntS miro
1cutc 9lbcnO ST.. 0jicsfc iii Gertre.
nna ocS 3ur 3cit crtrauttcn sitter
rcidliIhcn Counts ocr Goritcalni5
I'M Nippo0romc S6catcr 0cuoh.
ucu Goniul Gorl n Siiocris miro
ain Sauiitoa gl6euo iciilci Seidl
pom 1icnita5 micocrbclcn Gic ao'
pcllc ielbit luitcr Der 0crDorro9cnoen
2citu0 uon 0opcllmciiIcr NniiliSfp
piclt uou 6cutc ob nut pollll0noig
ncuciu @rogralnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
Nl.rldl Ara Mnlllmnrr MctErrbnrraNe
lIrnranIIiIdIrr NleIIerlgrIdLI

9lls ncl iibfiacn giul0ee gSciicr'
qehadhnaS 1iatioucu wuroeH
oie iQiQpn0eu nicori8iien Senperatli'
faJ oic Hn S lI0r achern glbeno
Acrridfel bcfidtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
9jlnuisipoIuadlridtcu.


llcberraiAuma ii6cr Nrn .Q'o6ons
nrucs slmi 1ai iid nod nidt sc
leat Iemotrotiic6cr Nii0rcr
rod nidt oils 5taotrai6smitaIico
pcrcoiat Giplomc iiir ncuc
Mtalicoer Der 5dll0c1oroc
aeinc @ciauaencn6a
suA aeiteru GAO cS nodl acuiia
3pciilcr oic iidl nit Ocr 9ladlridlt
pou ocr Grma6lma oeS Sru So6n
Diabon ais lindliolger ocS biShe.
riacu Observation-Disclosures 81. @eo
Sclcr nod nid,t obiiuOeu founten.
5cl5it SruMo6ou'S mtiuliiclSretn
DC deiucn nidlt Oorou acoadt jil
baben 0nB per oemofratiidc 6i6rcr
fcl 6crbeilaiicu uiiroc, cincn Soften
im Stootratb nn3imebncn lin ali.
5ioclten oaB cs i6n nod inmcr irci
ie0c. ieiuc Niciunng ST dnocrL err
fldrte Sr @la6ou gciicrn oui 9'e.
iraaen ooB Ct nod uidt ucrcioigt
ici.
,sm 9lat66auic ieoodl berctet man
ic1 ihon aW S5rt Nlabon'S Gin5ug
Dor mo crpariei, oaB 0er ocnlotras
tiite u@oB~ bcrciis III Der nahiicu
@cridnuluua oes Sto0traibcS iI
~ Sellers Smbl iiBeu Miro
Ole gorgeididic ser GriudbInua
ocS Sru. Nla6ou idjeiut iolacnoermos
But su ien Gr. George Seller mar
otrh 0ioupernerr Sarrinaton aunt
0qu8lieo Ser 5piritioien Sicenbc
boroe crndunt imo mlBtc iomit ais
Observation-Disclosures reiiauireu Gr
luar im 3mciteu ZtaoiratgS3ueig ei
uer Ser beioeu &ertrcter oes eritel
Iiiirlis or lid aus ben eriicn ieds
9dr0s Ser Staot ptiannncnlcBt Ir
Setter gc65rt scr 2. g9aro ali uno
iuoaic ocSbolb cineu @lam ans Oic.
Jet Naro ais icincu Aadliolgrr- 5ciii
Gouoioat unr ztootrat0S Olitglieo
ssacobs, oer iebt oem eriieH 3lpeige
oi0eb6rt imo Don elmer gaajen Nebe
Alabou'iher 6reltHoe unterltiiBt wur.
op pr @iaboH icl6it iolI ieood Ir-
0arrD St. @oriuh uon Der a. gSar1
6caiinitiat ba6cb lm0 ioniit mare ciN
beBcr aompi po0l Hiht 5r uernlei
ocn aeupien llnl cinem ioldlen
aanpic uorubciigen iin0 pic tSro0e
idlmcr5los 5u l6icrL iprdng Sr N}a'
boll iclbit Gin. lIuO 0auit par bic
aau3c gluBclcacn6cit erleoiat. Sc Der
gl6iiimnuna i'm pucitcn Staotrot0s
3ucae crflarteu it'd 1cmotratcu wie
9lcpubtltaicr einitumi8 iir Sen oe
mofruiidcu oNoB"
91cuc Q hatlbcboroc.
Nr ,SameS ". Gbopuat iro nlrs
Sc aeiicrn bon Aaauor @rcitou a9
9Sr0i0cnt ser 5dulbe6oroc anSteac
uou Nrn. C0ouas NlcGosfcr IN lem
ncllcs gnnt ciuseia6rt 6erucr ltelltc
Scr NiaDor Nrn Sauruono q Iu-
Qau ino Nrn Sioncu N Sbdu6olier
Twlomc ais Nlitalicocr oT 2hnlbc
h6r0c ais ST. Ercitou ipAroc aet
itcru NJ Ocr BON ihu 0ctroiicncn
g2abl poi uiclcn 5citcn 6caliId
piiiidi
Icurr @e00r0c
rn ser gcItrigcu Situn1 mclr1e
Sic 6cucr6cboroc iii ihrcm neue1
Guarticy ali SRI @aOiiraBc nobc
Scr goliimorcitrobg abbiclt wiroe
,Soi & NorucD. 0er alli Frobc ou0e'
itc0t por pn zdIondnoua cr
lount 5ronf se @eb ipnroc mli
4robe aus 6encrwcbrloml ollae
iicAt
%IdUc fir @cianQcncn'
s5orm aitigcNeben,
Baltimore mirn tcinc ~ddnacueu'
Torm in @mMomocr lbalc boben,
MS 9PoDor 4reiou aclierli criuDr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
ccs gcbcnS mHOc

A0ucs 6sillu nabni iu ougcblidl
ielbiumorocriider gbiiht Giled
iil6cr.Soblettcn 81 iid %ia
cinen 3ortwecbicl nil ibrcr s0Alt
ter acbobt 6obeu 9giiu0ct icb
in 6eoentlibu 3uitauo im No.
pitol
am @cQcr Oco Eottcrion gort.Ga
imos mlrOc gcitcrl 9lorgci Die 20
Sabrc oltc slgnes 9lciQp pon 9Ir Gli
9Scit Eopcr SiraBc Bic uuigc
Stm0cu porbcr juci Guediilbcr-Sot
blettcu in onacblih iclbitnorocriidcr
Sbiidt geuommeu 6otic bolb be.
muBtos aniocuiOcn imo in ser PIN.
bulon3 0cS 6itlid1cn Giiiritts uah
ocu St Soiepb's Noipital gcbrodt
ipo nc icet iii bcocnflidem 3nitoioc
ooruicocrlicat
9lui ocm @eac nod Dem Nopital
ertldrtc oas 0laodcm ooB lie ONT
Gienitaa 9lbeno nit ibrer Nlniter ci.
men Nortuehicl bate 5ic luuOe
Bon ocricI6cn anaeblid acdoItcn
neil lie felt mcbrercr gsohcu ar.
beitslo9 ipor 9laA Dem @ortuccbiel
ucrlicB Names oie elierllhc gSo6.
iuma mo iuauoerie udbreuo DER
9lndt ouaebIib III oen StraBclr inn
bcr bis iic uad ocn Foticrion@orf
fam 100 lic iit ouac6Iid cnii@IoB
ibreu Gebeu elm Gn0c 6lI madcu.
Sic muoc crit 9eaen s llbr aeilern
liorac pon elueu ciariner ser i6r
Stobuen aebort hoiie eloedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

oird mcltc oic Grridhmg elmer iols
dcH 6arm oDnc 3uiiiHwuuug mo
Grudhtaltng ser Golntu Goutulii
idre perbotcu miro bcailiiragte or in
etncr SiBnng Der Gontratt8 8eb0roc
oen 9aiier Sugenieur Gee bic Iiir
sic 6arui III 2lilSiidt geuoulmcnen
S1n0crcieu All ser 0junpomoer g9ais
icrihciOe welhc ser @aiier ge60roc
gcb0rcu jl ucrduBeru Bic betreis
feuoen 9Gu0crcien nmiaiien 60 9Idcr
Nr. Gee crfldrte, Dob bic 8oiier.9e.
horoc fcine &crweuormg fiir oicie
2dnoereiei babe. mo ionit iUer0cn
olciclbcu III aiir5e iii ofieutlider9hIf.
tion pertauit lueroei
@ci ieiuem gIiticntAolte tu Sauon-
nab, Co. I'M IeBtcu Ncrbit 6ottc
D}opor 9Sreiton oie@eiauaenel6arm
III Chatham GolmtO 6ciidtigt inn
iuur 5il Scr 9luiidt gclougt oaB ocn
5tcuer5oblem enc betrddtlideSrmi.
me o5clocS aciport ucrocn fdmlte
pcnn cine ocrartiac Sarnl iilr 0le
Suioiicn ocs sstaOt @eidnaniiicS
IN Baltimore Gouutp cirgeridtrt
pir0e. Nru Freiion'S gan erbict
oic 3lliiilnultna Der @cidn0niB. lmO
gSaiicrbeb0r0c. lmo idon iolte nit
ser glnlagc bcaolnci mcroer ale
Sic @cipobucr encr @cgcno int
StreiSocridDt III Sopiou cincu Gin.
holiSbcie0l euuirftcn %cuor md
ii6cr oieicu GiuNatS0cie6l eniidic.
oru mar nobm icood 0ie gc0iSlotlW
Oas obencrm10nic NicicB al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27
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Oon mo nun Icuhhlano mo De-
iierrcidlllngoul iibcr 9lotterOnm NnO
gINu Port. @elOienounaen nod Gu.
ropu
Sbro. s. Girnrr & GOy
PIT Ei.SdIiimOrs-Str,
uNldr3i3 243 =iiO.srOaOluaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

NUUmcnicu, ME ocn ,,Gculldcn Gorres
IpUnuvuirn" uidlt piintiIidl u0er unreael-
mIkl0 erhnIlen, iinb acbeirN, her GfFicr
Nuppn per ggIenhun gber ibni.!,.u pliku
ihgllNuR AZ uta@su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

Nraucn6MnO ocS DEiirNcrucrcinc."
1m Sotel 9alciab belt acitcrn
9l6cno oa9 Gomitc ocr aartcu.Eartic
oeS Sranen S'moeS ocs allnabbdn0i
gen NiirgcruercinS~ ieine lcrtc SiG.
ina ab. iii mclder Sic SduB.Gorbc
rciunacn 3u ser %artic gctrolTeii
ipnrOen ipclde om i0 @iai Int potcl
Ralciah iiattiiuoct Gic Gomcn oes
Gonlitcs ino s'orii6crin 6rI 2lmla
liarfS 6rn aat6arnc Strauii
6roi 8. @lcitucr 6rau NJ Sdmalj,
0rau G0. Ncu5iua un0 6ra Sara
NaDcr. Iie Sefrctdru Dos Nralcu.
@uoe9 niadlt oarnlli nIiucrtiont
oaB an s. Niai bic SiBlmg ocs
1rouen eimoes ocs ulluobHdnaiaen
yir3erucrcino" itattiinOrt uno MGR.
sen Sic Iaacn criidt rcht 5a2reld
5il crihciuclL oa widti1c Nicihditc sd
erlcoiacu iiio mo @litt5eiluacl
ii6er oic Noricn &oric aculad)t ucr
sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-27

Tic NroB Fuegcidlditc pon @nlti-
more Nadlcn bciaWit oaB lie POM &
mai au 6is 3lAl ~ gluaiit lire CSc
iHaitc tdaIin lu 3 ll0r i9dcDen,
init alusnahmc ocs Sautitag moieI6it
bic c5cihdite mn llbr acihloiicn
lucr0c1
MAn neNttlh pe nfn ,,TmidfN NOfrflpu,r
DRHclr Hidl pNugtld OOgr Wlgrarlniaha rr
hallen linh atbflrn 0fi iligg pnpan pef Eglg,
pnpu apfy lalrllllr Nlllinfllniu iR mnaifH