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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

probe oller Surncr fiIr Sreiiibungen
itottiinoen fam Die inter Der Sci.
tmg oes Sru. Hihoro &ertud ite.
ben peroeu.
glo6 ser iibli6en Wlittogs5eit bon
10 bis , llbr iinoet Damn Nluitertur.
peu Der glieeeu itatt, 81 welhen oies.
nal ou6 EGn5e Der Gomen.9liege ge'
6oreu weroen. gliBeroen fommt oas
BOLTS. mo special Iirnen, oas
i6on am 9ormittag 6eeonneu bat,
gum glbi6luB.
Gie Mafen 5reiii6ingen rnter
Der 9eihtug oeS Srn &erhid Begin.
men Inn A llbr. sic limo Del ieoenl
9e3irfS Gnruicit Der cuIminirenoc
0loment.
glm gI6eno eriolat Damn Die &reiS.
pert6eiling.
@ic idon ermd6nt miro Sr Ser
tu6. elmer Ger eriabreniten Iurnleb'
rer inn 9anoc, Der Snptleiter ieiu;
Sr. Sarrp o. NliQer, Der Eurnle5.
rer 0es ,@ermanio Surnperclns," "
miro i6m sur Seite iteben.
9as erIier 9e3irfS 5urnmart liegt
es Srn. NliiQer o6, Dos ASrogramm
aus3uar6eiten uno Die Surner oeS
geBirtS Dor Dem Set 4ro6eu 81 nu'
terluerfen. Gr miro 0esbolb an
Sonntog, Sen A. SSuni rad @bilo.
oelp6io ge6en unO BORT in Der Soue
ser @bilaoelp6io Surnaemeinoe cine
sgro6e nit oeu Gereinen bon &bilo.
oeIpbia, @ilmineton, Gel mo Slis
periiOe, 9E.Y., porne6men Sine glei.
die @ro6e ninmt Sr Wliiller am
Counting. Oen fl. SUM nit Den bei'
Sen 9altimorer Gereinen o@ermos
MIA" uno o@orpdrts" in Der Dor.
mGrtSbolc Dor.
gln Dem Iurnieit uerOen iid be-
t6eiliaen auBer oeu 6eioen gereinen
bon Baltimore Die o&bilaoeIpbia
Eitrnqemcinoe Der oSoutbwort
9uru. uno Sonntagsidul @ereirj"
sic ,Turnieftiou GoHcorOia oes aelr
iinaton 9abor 2pceums" Der So
liimbio TlruoereiH" unO Der g@elt-
4bilaOelpbia Ilrnperenl" BON Fbl'
IaoeIpbia. Iopie Der a9liUeriioe'Enrn'
0erein~ Dou Riperiioe, R'Sy luo ole
NiIminatou 3urneemeinoe" Don
@ilminaton Gel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
grief ans @nam.

Sraf BON Dem Sanitdtsmaat Sobaun
@eiBine bel ieinem Ontel cin.
SSntereIionte SdiIOerung ser
&reu8iabrt oeS SaIistreu5ers
uGormoran". Cine 8riie Der
ugmoen". Gem 5eino eut-
idIipft.
@inen ipirflid intereiianten 8rief
oiesmol BON einem Seebeloen, bat
Serr Senrp @eiBing, 91r. 2054, St.
6eoeroI .StroBe, mobnboit, BON lci-
nem gteifen, Sem Sanitdtsmaot Sob.
8eiBine, pom SiiIfsfrell5er oGormo.
ran. 5ur 3eit in @lam irternirt, er-
baIten. Gem 9riei lit Oas 5olsenoe
eutnommen:
n@uam. 27. @lar5 1916. ~ Sieber
Oufel uno gante: lleber meinen glni.
cnt6olt bier oronBen modte i'd nod
fur5 beridteu. Sd wurOe i'm glpriI
1914 BON a@neiienai," auf 6ns 8liB.
aononenboot n9aterlono" comman.
Dirt, pelaes aud bier OrouBen in
china (gouetieihiB) itotionirt lit.
9ei ghsbrud Oes arieges iuurOe oas-
ielbe aliBer Dienit aeiteIlt unO Die 9e.
Ioelmg bon 40 Momn nod Giinetou
6eforoert. 9lls nm fllr5 nod Der
arcgserfldrnmg oic n@moen" ibre
crite Priic na1 Eiinotau broGte,
puroe Oielelbe nod Der 8erit gc'
bradt 3 Gage ipGter mar aus Dem
ruiiiihen Foitoampier .&iaian~ Der
Siilisfreu5er nGormoran4 entIton'
oen. lle6er imIere 5abrten in Der
Suoiee lp1brenO oeS arie9eS OarT
man nur weni9 idreiben, aber iooiel
lit iiber, menn oie @ugldnoer, Bron-
5oien unO SSapaner etipos id1rIer
anigepaBt b1tten, oaml riibte iebt me
fer Sfiii ouf Dem @runOe Oes Wlee'
res. gSir woren udnlIid 5ipeinlal big
aui lneefdbr 5000 Dieter an Den
6eino ran ino lie ba6en uns niht
geleben. 9eiOer fonnten mir gegen
oie llebermadt nidts ousritten 5n'
NAL mir 8an5ertreu5er por ilns bat
ten. 9lls mir nun @uam anlieTen,
nm &oblen lm6 BroOiant 81 ergdn-
3en oa bcioeS iait poltommen er'
id0pft wor, oa mirOen mir BON einem
iapaniiden 9Sail5erfreii5er blodirt,
mo mir maren ee5wilngen bierjn-
bleiben mO ob3uriiiteu.
@uom Ielblt 1T cine einiame mo
0oc Sniel. Gie Gerpfleglng IoBt
oiel 3u ipiiniden iibrig. 0enn oui
Der gan5eu Snicl miro lpeiter ni1tS
ais @ais mO 9ofosniiiie geerntet,
Oespegen mir in Ser Gerpfleglng ani
Californian ongeipieiet iino. Nan
bari olerOingS oen Gopi ui4t ban.
gen Iaiien lonOern immer bod, oenn
nod Oieier 3eit fontmt cine anocre.
Sieber 0nfell Sd bate nod germ
oieiem 9ricf mein gilO beigefiigt,
aber bier meroen feline angeiertiet,
Oenu oie Ginacboreucn BON Guam
( ino nod nidt ioweit Oorseidrittcu,
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lfenerlueNr.gapitan aetSStet.

OAAtt ANhA GNFttNW NNAD'AAAf
9ei ciuent 8uiommeuitoB an Der
N3t &oDol 9lpeme imo Dolphin
StroBe. - Seuerlpebr pluto
i6hig I'M unO bcerub Gopit6n
STROLLER unter iid. Die Gbaui'
feure 6cioer 9luto's lmbe0eutenO
perlett.
Gopitau Sbomos s. STROLLER, bon
scr 9eiter. Gompognie gir. #, wuroe
ioit ouf Der Stele setoOtet, ols iein
glutomobil, geitern 9ormittae Inn If
llbr al Der gde bon Wlomt HoraI-
glbenue uno GolpbinStroBe, nit ei.
nem gluto coIli0irtc, pclhes bon so,
min Ebompion in Die @aroge Der
Ritten6ouie. Seie 9luto Gomponp
eeiteuert muroe.
Somes g8. 9figgin melder oirett
ncben Capt. Strobler om SteuerroOe
Oes arofhpagens ioB. tom nobe5n
U0lig unoerIeet Oooon. Sbompioit
crlitt feinerlei 8erletumgen. Strob.
Ier, uelr6er am Stelle bon Gbef 5re.
oerid 9ronuan. Ger eeitern llrloub
6otte, ais Gbef oes 3. 0iitrifts iun-
eirte. wuroe luter Dem 5meiiibigen
ldmeren 3oooIter Oes Seuer Oepars
tements beqroben glls cs noA Der
Goaiiion gelana Sic 02ai6iue in Die
SoDe gu bebcn, mar er beiuuBtlos.
Ole einc &0rperieite iopie ole 8rllt
moten Sermolmt. Riggin ipelher
oleidfoIls inter Die Wloihine 81 lie.
gen gefommen mar, erbob iidl itnper-
leet. Strobler mur0e nod Der Olo.
rDl1noer 9lleemeinen Soipitol &c.
6ra6t uno that 0nielbit fiinf Wlinu-
ten nob ieiner @inlieierng Sen leB.
ten gltbeni5ug. Seine 8obnlng be-
fano iib in g1r. 1920 @nior.StraBe.
@r mar 54 Sabre alt rno binterldbt
leine geittue. ieood feline &inoer.
8ront @. Sdeniiit. ein Wlitglieo
Ser Sirma Sdenldt Bros. BON ylr.
1900 0tount &oDol.glpeme, orbei.
teie nit 0rei onOereu Wldnnern nur
10 SUB Don Der Steue, no ii6 ods
llnglild ereignete, an einem Ylotor-
raoe Gr erfIarte, Dab Die 8bomp.
ion N1oidine in mdBigem Eenpo Oft
lid Die DoIpbhl,StraBe entIang
fubr, ais oas gluto oes 6euer.GbeiS
lnolih aus Der W1ount RoDal.gIDe.
beroustom. SdenlItt eob aIL or
babe tein 91uten Der @lode OeS
6eier.glutos geb6rt. glls er auige.
ic6out babe, bdtten iid Die beioen
@roitpogeu nur nod penige SUB
melt BON chamber befuuoeu. EboHlp-
ion fubr 70 laugiom Dob es ibm niht
mebr mogiidb mar, aus5upeiben uno
lumittelbor oaroui eriplgte Der 3us
lammeaitoB. Sheniit ertIdrte oeS
sScitereu oaB trotoem gcniigeAo
@lob fir oos 6ener-g(to oorbouoen
por, binter Der anoereu ylai6ine 81
paiiiren, DER aroftpaeeu Oes 9beiS
perhidte, nod Dor ibr borne Dorbei-
5iitomnen.
Sbonipion mrrOe gleid no@ Dem
llnqGid perboftet, bnlo ooroui jeood
ipieOer oiif freien Sub 9eieet. @er
iir oen 3dommenitoB perontiuort'
lid 1T oiirfte bon Dem Coroner feit.
5uitelen iein.
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Scr gpeItfriea 6eute Dor ciucm
SdhT.
%. Mai 1915.
lg1ad Dem 9eridf oes 0eutiden
@cneroliiabs)

glnariiie Der ,Sran5oien i'm
@rieltprmaloe miBlingen
cSn Der Ibemiemiiuouug ilie9t
Scr 6ritiibe Siilfstreu5er nFrin'
ceB ,Srenc4 IN sic gilit
IN Qittanen miiiien Die Geut'
Idjen an Ser obereu Gabillo 81.
riidaebeu
9om gIoroen rno Siioen na'
bern oic &erbiinoeten iid) Der ga
li5iidcn 8eihina Yr5enpsl
,Sn Der 9iitolpina nllllen ole
Ceiierreiaer bel G5ernouis iiber
0eu 4rit6 5uriidscben
oyn 5Hotirol beieben oie Stalie'
ner peridlieoene Grtidalten.
Gie Eiirfci crfldrt Den Sne5.
aaual ais aricasaebiet oa ena.
lano ieine SSrternationalltaI
aroblihit Derlett Bat.
Ieutid)lano antiuortet gSillon,
IS f5nue oie ll.9oot Gampagne
nibt cinIiclen bis GnelarO ieine
glusbuulcrnespolitif auigcbeu.
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STrt OOm icincnl grnOcr.

Gum criten @toIc icit 10 so6relt
bortc Der SSirtb 9luouit 9fouD bon
ylr. 1923, @oitern 9lDcnuc. bon iei-
nem 9raoer, @eorge 9ioub. sSn ei-
mem Selcgromm, 0as bon 9l. 6. Sri.
ia bon glelp 9rIcons obeciouot NOR.
Den NOR ipuroe Die oitIi6e 4oIi8ei-
ltotion benohri6tigt, ooB @eorae
&an1 in beoentliGem 3uItonoe in
einem Soipitol Iieet. Sr. g(ugult
ytoub mar INNER ser 9(niibt, ooB er
BON ieinem 9ruoer boren miirOe,
fnlIS oemIelben Elm llnfaIl paiiireu
iollfe.
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gcleornuIildIer g9cfierberidIt.

Nus oen iibrigen @lmoes 8etter'
gcoba1tungs.St .Stotionen nurOen Ole
ioIaeuoen boditcu Semperaturen
sic nm s ll6r gcltcrn gl6euo Derri9-
ten bcri1tet:
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Der ,,lSOrrcipunOcnt" .4Ofdl.

Ser 3pei 5uB bo6e @ofaI oes
oDeutI6cn @orrciponoenten" ipcl'
der Del Scr oiesidbrigeu glrbeitS.
pfero Eorooc oem gigcnt6imer ooer
alitIdcr ociItIher ooer oeutih.ameri'
foniiAer 9lbIiannluo ols 8reis tilr
oas bette 8icro iuiuft, it iest I'M Su.
reou oeS nGeiitiden @orrelponoen'
ten sir 8eiidtigung anSaerellt.
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: 9lriOu ;
CyrORs 6GfuriiOu
Counting, ben If, SUM 1916,
Sampfer g9reamlauO".
gl6fo6rt 2 ll6r gsadluittass
Sun uOu grOaOiuag.
(Dlai14.2t %, ,Simi4,S,ti)
g9affenlaIIen.9 9ammiiiiOn ernannI.


@ouDerneur Sorrington ernonll'
te geIteru Die &aifenboIlen.Gonmll
Iion ipelde oic .EIdBe allsmabler
uno oen 9al Der Orei bon oer Se9iS'
latur Dorgeic1eneu @afienbollen
iiberpa5en iolIen. 0ieieIben wer.
ben al Cambridge. @eItmiuiter mc
SpattspilIe erridtet meroen. llnsei
fdbr $35, 900 puroc fir jeoe bemil'
.Iiat. Der @ouOerneur ielblt lpirr
Elm Nlitqlieo jeoer Der orei @onnIll'
iioncu Iein. Geselci6en grigooe.
eJenerol GborIes 8. @oitbcr uno ee.
nrrol gloiutont Senrp ~. @oriiielo
Gie onoereu @&itglieocr iino:
Ganbrioec Capt. Soworo Surlt
COMPANY g, I. Sui; s. geu Srown
DprdcItcr. Gountu.
@eiiminitcr-Copt Sobn &c. @el
ale. Goup. $. +. Slif.; SoIepb gf
'Sbriper, Gorroll Gonntp.
Spottsuillc @opt. 8. ". @reo
acr, Comp. s. 1. $nf; @illom y
9eoaruoer, 8rince Georges Gounip
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sfirffaRrn

81. 8. Manner. Somelt mir
ieititclen tonnten. baben nidt ole
ein3cInen SoIonten ionoern Cont
paenicn uuo 9ataiaoue Dor einlilp-
rlue uuo Griiuoims Der GroBen Sfat-
ieemiiblen tleine, nit ser Sono 8lI
bctrei6euoe Mi6IeD. in 9eiie ae3obt.
GS 1T moalidD. SAB nod ciD3ene He'
anncnter i'm Sabre 1878 oergleiden
@ii6len beiaBen, o6er nidt Der EN-.
seine Nlann.
2. Dlauoper iinocu in iooem Sob
re. 10 oud I'M Sabre 1873, itatt, mo
6aben iid oieie Nlanoper pa6ridein'
lid in Der gldbe BON 0aQe q. 8. 2.
abgepiclt. ga Dies Gin bepor5ngtes
Monoper.Eerraiii lit.
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Das Cnrntrf.
@rOgramut bDllcnOetAlIO
altgeMOntMelt.
9Settturnem Der 9amIeit
eimaeiHlUfIeM.

Gns oieSiabrlge Surillelt oes FDlla'
OeIp6io.gurnbe5irts oos 25.
DliuOciieus 200 Srruer BON
msmdrts erportet. empiong
am I. SuIi i'm @arten Oes Scr.
mania. @erdt6e- uuo Bolts
hruen om ?. mo 3. SnIi I'M
.gmnitaotcr Bart Commerce
om 9lbeuo oeS >. Suli in Der
.gorwarts.Saae".
1os 8roeromm fir oas nddite
9ejirfs 9uruieit oes @6ilaoelp6ia
9urn 9e5irfs, meIdes om l., ,. u.
3. Suli bier in Baltimore I'M @aun-
itattcr &art uuter ben 9ldpiBien oeD
o@erlnonia @urnpereins" itottfin.
ocn rmo oorum pon me6r als ge'
luo6nliher 9eoeitung iein miro, neil
eS oos %. 9e3irts GHrnfeit lit 1T
iertiageiteat 0r. SarrD o. YliiIler,
Der Turnlcbrer oes n@ermania'
EurnbereinS, uuo 3ilgleid ge5rts.
Surnmort. legte oos @rogramm in
Ger am 5reitog glbenO itattgeilinoe.
nen @erIammhna oesgIrrangementS,
Gomite'S oes n@ermdnia EurnOer,
ems" Dor, oeiien &oriiber Gonrao
9lamauu 1T.
Iie mspdrtigen lnrner, mInoe-
items 200 an Ger 3abl, perOen an
Souiitae glbeno, oen Suli bier an.
langeu mo nm s ll6r finoet im@ar.
ten oes Glu6Iofals Oes n@ermania.
Gnrnrereins. 9lr 1916, gioro.@oD'
StraBe, Elm Gmpiang fiir iie itot.
Pm nd6iten Gage. Sonntag, ben
3. SSuli, 6eeinnt Oas eiaentlideIuru.
felt i'm 6annitatter |orf um 8 llbr
Wlorgens, nadoem oorber cine Sis
sung Der 4reisridter unter Dem 9or.
iib oes Seitleitrers 9lidoro 4ertlfH,
oes TurnIe6rers Ger groBen &biIo.
oelpbia Iurngemeinoe, itottgeilnoen
bot.
glu oieIem Tage beidrdnteu lih
oie turneriideh gIuiiii5rllngei nuf
ggetthlrnen an oen @jerdt5en al De,
neu iib ale alaiicn init gIusuabmc
Ser Barren, betbeiligen- Iieies 8ett.
Turiien 6eginnt, tpie idon eripdbnt,
INN 8 llbr @ornittags Gas Red,
ser Barren un0 oos @iero iinO Die
@erdt6e, an tpeIdeu eeturut UerOcu
miro. Gum eriten NlnIe fommt bier
Gin @ett Girnen Der Gomcn 9lie'
acn 5ur @elhne
lin - ll6r miro Diittaespalie &c.
madt, sic bis 2 llbr 9lodnittogS
ooiert. Gann eriolat 6ortiebuug
OeS gHetturnens, Dos imgetaDr nm .
ll6r 5luu 9lbidhlB fomnicn miro.
Eos aeiiiiee Siirnen iolat Dem Sc.
rdt6turnen; es miro in Der aroBer
Soac OeS Gouuitotter @orts iiattin.
Ocu.
Gie 8eitlibfeiien inn Rart tonimen
Inn 6 ll6r 2l6enos 5um slbldluB.
Eeuielbeu iolat eiu Gommers IN Der
Sale oeS Gurnpereins v9orudrts "
scr nm l59 ll6r be9iuucn miro, NM
al peldem ale geiuder BON aus.
pdrtS eiuaelaOen lino
Ser lcbtc Gdg, Der Nlcntna bringf
@olfsturneu cbcuio0s im Sam
itottcr gorf. Tieies beite6t IN
Springer @ettIai,ien StugelitoBeu,
Observation-Disclosures Stablprln9,
N2eoiciu6oa @crien H. !. 10.
lin II ll6r wiro oieles @ett.lur-
nen intcr6roHeu Oanii cine Dloiien'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Sir WlnrDlanO uno oen Diltrilt
Gohmbia. bente eenitterregen no
lihe Minoc.
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SdJiffSfarten
Don uno Nad) Geiti9Ion6 uno Seo
lterreid.llnearn iiber Rotteroam uno
yleb yorf. @eIOienoinoen nad Gu.
ropa.
SbeO. S. 9iensr & Gu.,
2i7 Cit-gaItimurs-Str.,
.Ndr5l3-) 243 GnO.gruaSluaa.
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gg5denlIide MeiIerguransIdlan.

Seite lofale @eipiiter 9leeen in oen
miiielailantiiden Stooteu-Gor.
ausiihtlib nudj norgen mann
ihones 0etter
gie n6dcnilide geeitcrboridaiL
welbc pom 9lmoes Ceportement IN
geai6naton berauS9e0e6cn it, bat
iolaenoeu 5nbolt.
9lorootlantii1c Staaieu Sofolc
9lcQenihaucr onl 6eutigcn Gage iluo
porousii6ilidl aud ON @lontaa ruer.
SEN ldone Gage bis gum Gnoe Scr
@odle folaeu Sic IempcrohrcF
iuer0eu ua6c o0er iiber 0cm iaiion.
maBiaeu RornalitonO iein
Niiticlatlautiide Stoateu: Sotolc
Memiiterreaen wcroeu beiite lmopor.
ausiitilid aud morgeu ucoergcbeu,
meldjcu idlones @etter bis 5um Gn.
Sc Der geohe iolat Sic Ecmpero.
iuren weroen ii6cr Ocm iaiionWdBi.
qcn Tirdihniit fem.
Siioatlantiicbe pmo @oli Staaiea.
aaoemen flares ggetter tu0 nor.
mole 9cmpcrotiiren iino borousidt.
fd. nit glnsna6me 5eriirelner @e'
piiierrcacn in oen eriien 6eioeu ga
aeu Ser @ode s,u oem Ohio. 56al
unO Cenncliee miro pd6reno Der
ISOLDE normale Gemperatr nit ito'
mem @eiter barriden Sn oen nc
aionen Der GjroBen Seen lit oas
9aetter t6eiIweiie tribe 6ei mdBiaen
Temperaiirem NIT m6glider @eiic
lofolen @cocnidaen 81 9Iniang Der
Node.
s,ni obercn 0liliiiiippi {bole uno
Sen 3labitaaten miro nd0reno Der
nddiien Iaae idones @etter bel ma.
Biaqn Eeuperoturwediel por6err.
iden; oeSalei1en IA ocn RodDNloun.
ioins uno Bldieou Reaioncn.
Ole Gnrf.aapene con5eriirt bedt
pon 5 il6r 9lahmittaas bis Z ll6r
gl6enos un Carroll @arf" nm
brinat oos iolgenoe Bro1ramm 81
Nc6or
4psrtb 0afanntons Cbenolci
s-mlrlire 5pfii6ra Nienoeiflohr
font6ie -mhfnir bc lBaoner Iolnnl
ntrSd . Nr0bnn
8. 6onlfalio colo gQ0 9eari Of 4bp ..
Eiofci Y0itc" ..... .......'..,- ~ @"'N-
(Sr0n Niniie 9uanelAnulal .
Noemc Gumpuoni0ue. ...,.t.. ~. 1ueNi
0l N0rimiNhol aus 4nnnbdulp ,, 49,.
hl Nnenind 2inr" ...,...tt.-.., 2enN,t
N0loueiir ..,.......,... ....t.. W.
"a rhe Orfaf 6(aorn Choir" ,,.. 5orppr
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QheiMe ei0nnQen

Iroll blonde 6. 9odpooO erbieIt
aeiiern I'M areiS9eridt Or. 2 einc
o6ioIute SdeiOnng BON ibrem Got-
Ten Sranf, oen iie Der llutrele be5iht
tiat bate. Iie 5rou sab an, OoB
ibr Sronf nit einer anoeren Sran
Ourdqeaanqen lit. sic erbieIt Oos
9left, ibren NlaOdeunameu Soasoou
wieoer 81 iiibren.
cyin areisgeribt 9lr. 3 reidte 6rait
W2ara. Biliou oie SdeiOuugstlaee
qeaeu i6reu @onn @. Sun @ilion,
Oen fiir5lid aus Der 9lnpaItsfammes
auSaeItoBenen 9hmalt, elm inoem lic
ibn ser llntreic be8idtigte. Ridter
gono Iebie eiueu 9ermhi felt bis 5l
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
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NOR 6i 4rcaent I'M 8 llbr giorgens
pio go 93ro5ent Inn 8 llbr Abcnos.
The Monticellonian., 1916-02-24
REMARKS THAT HAD A STING
Englishman Evidently Yielded His Table in Cafe With Some Feel
 ing of Reluctance.

When Charles E. Towns, who led the fight for the recent legislation \ against the traffic in habt-forming drugs in New York state, was i'll China several years ago studying opium smoking among the Chinese, ,he ran into Samuel Merwin, the American writer
 They dropped into a Shanghai cafe for bite and found all the tables taken. Bp young Englishmen who had finished their luncheon but were dallying over their cigars Were ap- preached by the waiter.
 T beg your pardon,' said the French waiter, but would you mind vacating this table? These gentlemen are two distinguished Americans aid l would like to<1ccommodate them. One is ,,Nr. Cbarles E. Towns, the other is Mir Samuel Merwin. the author
 They got up reluctantly and one walked over to Mir. Merwin. You are quite welcome to the table. We were +respassing, to be sure. l should like to make myself known. l am King George, my friend here is Willie ] Shakespeare and we were waiting for -Four friend Rudyard Kipling.'
The Monticellonian., 1916-02-24
STOP BOIL WEEVlL ADVANCE
Pest Covered More New Territory In 1915 Than In Any Year Since it
 Entered Texas in 1892.

fBy W. F. HINDs. Alabama Experiment Station)
 Killing frost occurring generally throughout North Alabama about No vember l5, put stop to further ad- vance of the boil weevil in tat sec tfon for 1915. This is about three weeks later than the average date for killing frost in the Tennessee valley and gave the weevils opportunity to spread somewhat farther than they could have done in an average season.
 The advance of the weevil for 1915 has covered more new territory than in any season since 1t entered Texas in 1892. In the fall of 1914 the weevil line passed through Houston county, Alabama, within few miles of the Chattahooehee valley The infesta- tion of Houston county, however, oc- cured so late ill the season of 1914 that the weeyils failed to maintain themselves beyond the eastern part of Geneva county. where they were found scatteringly in the early summer of 1915.
 Early in September, 1915, traces of boil weeyil work were discovered in the vicinity of Thomasvtlle. Ga, which was beyond the distance that the weeyil would normally have reached by the end of the season Immediate investigations in Georgia and Ala bama revealed the fact that remark able movement of the weevil had oe cured apparently between the 2ath and 23d of August. This movement had carried the Weevils for more than 100 miles in an eastwardly and north eastwardly direction beyond the 1914 line in Alabama. Throughout this newly infested territory. the infesta- tion evidently began at practically the same date, as weevil stages. eggs and grubs, found 100 miles away, were as old as those found only a short dis tance beyond the 1914 line.
 An examination of the weather bu- reau records in Alabama revealed the probable explanation for this un- usual movement. It is found In heavy wind from the west and south west which occurred on August 20, following the severe storm at Calves ton. Tex.
The Monticellonian., 1916-02-24
AVOID THE ONE-CR0P SYSTEM
Application of Principle of oiversifica- tion Reduces Element of Specu-
 iation to Minimum.

A merchant setting out in business knows in advance the size and cost of his stock of goods The problem before him is to sell the goods at a profit, to make a quick turn over" and then to make another and an other. A manufacturer can calculate with certainty the cost of his raw materials, the cost of producing the finished article and the volume of production. His problem, also. is to sell the product at a profit.
 A farmer setting out to produce cotton does not know what his crop will be and. therefore, cannot tell in advance what the cost of producing 1t will be- The variableness of the season, of dryness and moisture, are clements of uncertainty in his pro- duction which cannot be eliminated in advance. He cannot avoid the speculative element when he buys materials and produces and later he has the same problem in selling that confronts the merchant and the man. ufacturer.
 The farmer may, however, produce a number of crops, so that possible losses in one may be neutralized by the profits in another. Seasons un- favorable to one crop may be favor able to other crops. Therefore. by applying the principle of diversified tion the farmer reduces the element of speculation to a minimum. The farmer placing his dependence in one or two crops is necessarily at the mercy of chance to dangerous de- gree.-Columbia (S. C.) State
The Monticellonian., 1916-02-24

Cracks in the wall ventilate the prof its out of the stable.
 The boosting and the boasting peo- pie have little in common.
 The first step in efficient govern ment is the efficient citizen.
 The man who laughs at Providence is not joke, he is tragedy.
 Profitless farming is the direct re- suit of prophetless farming.
 What is known as the best slang is usually the worst English.
 The pot-boiled politicians may req sonably expect to be picked.
 One kind Of a hypocrite is a man who pretends to be busy when he isn't.
 Saving money is an art. but it can be acquired by anyone who wants to learn
 Nobody who is anybody ought to wish anybody any i'll, even if it be only nobody.
 Dishonesty is bad policy. because the dishonest man finds humanity such a suspicious lot.
 Some men pass away and leave their riches, and some riches just pass away and leave the men.
 The man who talks about what he hasn't done as if he had will talk about what he can't do as if he could.
 When person goes beyond the limit in talking you cant help having some suspicious about that person. too.
 The man who can eat, sleep and laugh when one of his farm animals is sick unto death. is too eold-hearted to trust far.
 Though money is not the greatest thing in the world, yet the greatest number of people in the world are after money.
 Every puny. wailing baby is a visi- ble sign of wrong eating. drinking, thinking, reading or acting on the part of parents.
 Hardly one criminal or desperate ever had a pet in his childhood days to make him more kind and tender. Investigate every case and you find 1t so.
 Think you've got plenty of friends, eh? Well, bust up. get in Jail, get sued for islander or try to borrow s10. and then you'll find out how many friends you have.
The Monticellonian., 1916-02-24
FOUND THE SOURCE OF GUM
Discovery Probably Pleased Small Elsie Considerably More Than 1t
 Did Her Mother.

Six-year-old Elsie teased her mother unremittingly for chew of gum be- fore they went into the theater, but explaining that it was impolite to chew in public her mother refused to give it to her
 Little Elsie did not forget the gum, however. for when the show was over she said:
 Mamma, where does gum come from ?''
 From a tree, Elsie,@ replied her mother.
 What kind of tree, mam.1a?"
 Why, a spruce tree, my dear"
 Well, the seat sat i'll must have been made of a spruce tree, cause I dug nice big chew of gum eff the bottom of it'-Judge.