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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
gLbIeben eines edIiiisbnnlneiitera.

Nr. @iainnl q. GoluieIlp, ciner ocr
bcitbcfanutciten 5cbiffs5inHcrleutc
pot Baltimore icbico 5citcri ylor
aut IN iciucr MObnng, glr 2O3i,
Dit Erdtt 5troBe, aiis oclu 2c6cu.
Ter 8crltorbcuc 6autc oic Sdoluppc
v06arIcS Garroll Of Gnrrouton" sic
Baltimore bel Der SMiiiSbou sliiSs
ncaing IN EbilaoeIp6ia i'm Sabre
1876 rcprGicntirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Ser 8apit crfrauft.

9ionL Uid 9SariS, 19. 6c6ruor.
@ier mluoc bcfannt oaB Eapit @enc.
oict felt 5lpci gSoGcn All cincn lciM
ten 9lniall BON Snilucn5a lcioet- Ni9
Dcrtte mar 6 mir III &reiicn ocs ga
tiflnS bcfaant, ooB Scr %opit iuois
ponirt iii. Ias &ir1eu6oipt Bat ioit
o5ne lmtcr6redung pdbrcnO ocr
gan5cn 3cit icincr &raut6cit 9(n0irn.
sen abgc6altcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
9ran0 na1e eIner ygInnItionafa6riE.

AlS gcltcrn 9|a1mittog Gin altcs
Sarmbaus IN Der 9iGbc Der Bartlett
y SaDmoro yilmitionsiabrif bci
Curriers' Station III 9rano gcrictb,
elite oic Sccrlpebr bon @igblonos
touu init bolsbrcdcriicber (Sciduiu.
0igfcit uad oer 8ronoiidttc. Cos
(Sc0duoe, oaS ocln ,Soruer @cor5c
q ylorris 9c60rtc mo Don ocn 9tc.
Ger 2. SnIoot bcwobnt plrOc, fonn.
tc nirbt mc0r gcrcttct mcrocrL lnO
bic S0idmanuidJaitcu ridtctcn i6r
9luaellncrt ausiDlicBIih ouf oie &c.
bcngcbdlloc ilno bic W}tnitionSidbrif.
Gas abgebrointc @e6doe bate cis
ucu Mertb bon $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
0ic .etcr6Iidfcit.

9Ir6eit ocS Ser stootcn amocr
9ireauS bcoonnen. Ole 6ro
aebo9cu pcrocn alls0eoe6eu,
9lscuten iiuoeu oeritdnSniBpoaeS
Gutgcgcutomncu IN Baltimore.
Iic 9Egenten ocS &inocr 9}iiredus
5obcH III ser Dcrganaenen @otbc i6rc
5eititeIllugen ii6er Die ainoeriterb-
lihteit 6egouneh ltno beriAteu, 0oB
in tcincr Staot, ipo sic 9Igenten tbd.
tia gcioeieu iiuo, iie iih elmer mir.
titngspolleren lluteritiiBlng pouSeis
ten Der 9cu0lfaung erireueu font
ten alS IN Baltimore, Ger 3wed
oct lIuteriutbungcn iheint BON 8al
tirnorcr 6omilieu 0urdbais peritou-
Sen nuo gcipiiroigt 3u meroen Snt
gau5en Sonoe bat 0as &robIem ser
aiuocritcrblidtcit 9roBes s,lltcreiie
6eruorgcrlIien iuo ais Oas 9iircou
ini 9lpril 1912 icine 9lr6citen 6cgont,
uur0e eilt aIlgcniciuer 8Iau ansgc
orbcitet uat6 ocnt sic 5icrblihfeits.
5iiiert iii goa5er 2an0c crnittcit
peroen fonutc.
9sbcr iurrocu sic Ger6dltniiic III
udlt Dcribic0enen StGotet unfcrs
Ildt lno iibcr 125,00O Niiittet bon
glacntcu scr oJeicllidait opiaciudt.
Ole gIrbeit Ser gIgcuteu miro IN Der
D1onlumclItcnito0t ctuo ciu SSobr in
9lIiprah ucbiiel ut0 sic io5ialen
}uiidnoc in aiudhcruo 25,00O mel
tcrclI 6anIilicll icilNcilcIlt lucrpcn
GS iii Ser Gcriid III glulcrifa 0it
Sragc Ser aiuocriirr6lidtcit 5i ut
icriudcu uno sic Scbnrtcn imcr5alt
BON IL 0}oHotcn ipcroeu olS gIitS
gongspuift Der llutcriltdbnugcu &c
ioirineu iucroen
Die ainocriiiriorac iii cir mcitcrcl
Sbcil 0cs &cnilllnS, nd9 lld olC
gIgcutcu qcitcIlt bobcu. IoS 8iircol
itntcriuht ouacnblidlid sic ciHae
gaugcucn 5rogcboacil oic in ic0c Oci
500 Std0tc nit ii6cr 10000 GimDob
ncrn oeianot uorOcit in0, I'M ieIt
5uiteacu pelGc 9lr6citen in scr Sin.
ocriiiriorgc iu Sabre 1915 aelciitei
iporoen iino GbeniauS blci6en oit
9laentcn in enocr 6ii1lng nit oei
,,@cncral federation oi @omeilS
! Clubs sic eiuC g@obn gSode" III
gau5eu SanOc in'S 2e6er 5it rllicr
geocuteu inn OoS Siltcreiic al ocl
6iiriorge pou ainOern lubendtteItel
6anlilicn SIT eutiudeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
sgerelttc iciuc S6at.

"a CT ict ldugcrcr 3eit frdntlidj
i'll ihludtc 0eteul glbeno ser p
Sa6rc altc G6orles gieiiIen non 9ir
20l0, Ionuell Ctr. III ieincr
ssobmmg Orci GucdiiIherto6Ietten
gScuiac Alliniiten ipotcr bcrciitc rr
ieile Sbot uuo bcgob iid nod Der
Mo6luug bon Or. $. .. Eitlom BON
gir. 3035, C'0ourells Str, ser ibh
nad 0Gu ct. SoiepbS.Soipitol ianO.
tc. Iort wirOc i6n ein grecbnlittcl
gegebeiL iino bic Orei Fincn fonien
ipiaoer 5tn 8cridciu4 yleiiien De-.
1ab iid 3H sur not6 Sallic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
SOn eauS ocs oolOcucu @licacs


Gos ia0elnlnruo6cnc iinltcrc Son0,
aus ocm III groucr Gor5cit nod alt.
6cllctiiDen 1o9cn bic fii6ucu 9lrqo.
idliiicr initcr 5ii6rlmg Soion'S oos
GoIoone GlieB ms li6te 9an0 ser
@eQeicn 5uriif6radjten, lit OoS I'M
mirt6licbe @crgIouO Ocs &oufaiuS,
oas uiiiiicbc c5eucrol @ouuernc.
llcnt &uufolicn mo6i ser iriiAcrc
Gbcrbeic6lsbabcr scr rltiiicbcn Sccrc
1egen 0elltiGlon0 nnO Ccilerreid.
llngorL 0cr @roBiiirit 9tifoIoi )ii.
folojeluitld gclonOt murOc, I'm geacn
bic tiirfiiNcn Ornppeu oie 9or6cereu
81 crnOtcn, Die i'm oui Den polnis
ihen &ricaSiAonpldbeu pcriagt blic.
bcit lmO scr jcbt mc0cr mic Dor ei.
neh Sabre iii Sen &drpatben, 0ilr1
riitiidtsloicS EroHfqc6en uu0 Sim
iMlaNten Contender Guiien por.
iibcrge6enoe Griolgc 5u per5eidncn
6ot SSn Scr 3monnIcnietnug ici.
uer @cp6ltcuing, sic I'M Sabre 1891
oiti s @liilioucn 20 Sabre ip0tcr
alf i2H NdQioncn 0eiA6bt iuuroc.
fann &oIfoIcu ioit cin gl6bilo oea
Qciomlutcn ritiiiicbcu McidcS geuouui
cin ioItbcs &0Ifcr. imo5pra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

idricben miro, einc 2oitborfeit critcn
Gongcs gelongt Gin Saicn.9(tloS
(@ortrlau.9ltlos) bon @attiita 9lgnc
ic, Dem 6cocutenoitcn italicnii6cu
&ortcu5cicbncr 0cS 16. So6rbunocrtS.
Der 4reis oicicr ouBerorocut(c6cu
Scltenbcit bctrGQt 10000 Wtort. Der
9ltIoS, bon Dem cine &eidrei6un9
Gisber riAt uorlog, lit elm Guort
icoer6ono lmo 6citebt ous 2G itorfen
EcrgoucntoldtteuL Oie i'm @on5en
% forbigc &ortel cntbolten; ongc.
fiigt iino 5mei 5oieln nit geoQropbi
ihcu ino oitronouiiiNei 9erec6mm-
9cl. 2l9neic bot oci 9ltloS cigcn
bon0i0 nit icineu gioncu 0c3cibuet
mo oaS 0otlml. n&cnc0ia, s. gluqlht
1859" ongciiigt. 9ae &orten limo
iebr Nenou imO iein ousgefiibrt, Oic
6urbcn friid crDoltcn, oic @iiiten
iino idmcr5, blor oocr ROTH umrGn.
oert, flchc rSiiieln iiuo griiL blou
o0cr goloig ouSgentalt. Gin9e5cid.
nctc @eb0uoc o0er 6iglren iino ROTH
nit 0ol0iger 9(Smoiiung 0orgeitcllt
0urcj 0ic 6obc 3obI pm % 3orteu
5ciAnct iid Der 9ItoS Dor 0eii ulcis
itcn biS6er beic6rie6enen glqncic'idcn
lltlunteu aus. @ciou0ers mihtig
ruo mcrtbpoa iino ieinc Spc3ialtor-
fen Oorlmtcr Goriico NfoIto arcto,
&olGitino glcgDpien glmcrifa ino
9lfrila. Gie intcrciiantcitc oicicr
aortcu 6etriiit 9lmcrito mo 6c6m
Oclt ocu gScltt6cil in oifioacnocr
9hsiii6rliNtcit. Gc &iiitc 9torO-
glncrito'S miro nit rciMcr 9}omcu-
ac0lnq 6orgeiteilt, c6cnio Siioomc.
rita, oaS olS o9hnous nouus" Cncue
9&elt) bc3cidlnct miro. 9lii scr @artc
bon europa lit 5wiiAcu &olcn imo
&olcihd ciu Griincr &alO ciuqc5cid.
net. Iic a6nige ser cin5cmcu Can.
DER iiuo fi0iirliM 0nr9ciIcat. Iie
&nrtc 9lc9Optcn S 3ciat oti ocn&Crac
9inoi N}oics mo NSpit III ocn SSol.
fa Olc5rcrc Der startcn cnt6oltcu
oic aompoBroic, ionic Gngclst6pic
in lPiuiohrmolerci NIT 0ci 9iomen
Der @ouphuiuOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
etrem0e 4soIiaeiltnnSe IN GGica0u.

GbicoGo 10. 6c6rlar. Gin
@loS gS6iSfcD, 2icr o0cr @cin miro
Dou Gorporationaonlualt Gttlcion ais
uangcnlciicuc GlantitGt~ bc5cicbnct,
ln0 EoIi5ci GGcf Ncolu miro, wic
man crrortct, bcltc all Reitaurouts,
luo 9ciltigc @ctrdntc ucrdbrcicDt lucr
ocn biz gcriiialug crlaiicn bob
tSditc lpcIcbc no@ llDr WSrgus,
Der 5hul0c, 81 ucldcr oic g9irtb
iNnitcn gciNloiicn merocu uod ct.
ipas trittcn polcu mlr cine GGu0bn
lidc @eltclllpg nodrh oliricn Oic,
mic obcn crud6nt beltinnt ruirO.
Scr Gorporationsotmalt crflGrtc
0lcihjctig, OaB bic 9citeauug Dor
I llbr criolacn miiiic. Ser Sat
la0tc cr ooer Iilrj Dor Der lEoIi5ci.
llnloc 0lci9 5mci oocr nicbr @cilcl-
lungcu lHac5t, inMt ooS ejcicB sill inn.
gcbcn iuo mcincr glniicbt narb toni
oer 9lciiouraiclr wclGcr oicicn aniii
crIalbt rucacn @cicbii6crtrchui0 be.
laugt pcroci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
7nrd TcbItritt nm's 9cbcu getcm.
niCn.

Ger 60 Sabre olte 9)lidjoel 9Sicrcc
non CIR. 302s, Gillpn 5troBc, Scr
glohis oui eincnl &ouiubootc oic
,gSodc balt iicl acitcrl Wlorgca
-bei'm @crIaiicn ots 9potcS III Der
9tdbc ser SSeritc scr NauaD Gbcini.
cntGo9 III Gaitou in'S gSaiicr uno
cttroiit 5ci 2cidlnan wuroe iuc.
uioc 1Rlnitcll ipdtcr noii @illion
ScucIl bon glr. 2idl, Gonbrioaciir,
ee6orgcn luio nit oenl Eoli5ciboot
DSQnuoH~ nod ocr WIor8uc gcbradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Cas- Direftoriun Der olRorDlGn.
Der @nabenibule@ 81 God &apcn bal
iocbcn Sen 63. Sobrcsberiht i'm 0rud
erirbeinel loiicn. Gas nit bii6iDer
Slliitrotioncn ueriebenc 9duober
gicbt 8enouc 9llSflnit iiber ollc Gin
5clubeitcu. 0andH bcianOcl lid ain
30. September 1915 223 anobeu iii
Der glnitalt mclNc nebclt cincm glr
ten 1hnluicrriNt aii6 ppattii0
SauOipcrtc crlcrucu lmo bu niieliCbclI
Wlit0IicOcrn Der ncniNIic6cu Ncicl'
idlait cr5oacn mcrDcn. Gic 9ius9a.
ben III 0ca crtcn nciin Dlonatct Oc5
SobrcS bcIicicn iiN ouf Sl2, 1921,
10 OaB cnt Ecii5it Don $S527 20 am
30. September 1915 Oorbou0cn mar.
Scr Scim0bciis5uilano Scr Suabcu
war ludbrcno ocs ,Sabrc5 3icmli6 grt.
ST. Econ s. Saultncr lit ser 5ipcr.
iutcnOcnt Der 9luiialt III ipelAer Oos
Yud icIbIt gcouidt mo 9cblmOcn
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Cein gLnti.9lrnhibitinniit.

Der g}egcr @iaiom Sing bon glr.
800, 5orrcit Strobe, Der III ser Dit
9dlthnorc.5troBe cine @irt6idait
bctrut mo nit elmer SIoide
zbnapp0 0opoulicf, uurOe gcitern
N}orgcn bon 9iibtcr Smith III Scr ST..
Iicbeu 9Soli5ciitotion ocn 0jroBgc.
iwwprcnca ii6crmicicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
CSclunItiac CsrpIOiiun


eSm Siutnel. Ger inter @oits9tiucr IN
9ielp !yorf gc6olt miro. Gin
9lr6citcr foot mo elm 5lUciter Der.
luiBt. llntcriittlna ioiort cin-
ecleitct.
gtcm Dorf, 19. 5c6ruar
@ci eincr Grploiion III einem Ilns
uel, ser 100 SUB utter Scr Cber.
ilddc OeS GoitAiper gcbalt miro, lit
elm Nlann mu's 9ebcu gefonumen,
pabrcno elm 5ueiter peruiBt miro.
Mlon gloubt ooB Die Grploiion 0lu6
Oas gfiSitroucn BON conprimirter
quit pcruriodt moroeu it, Die in Den
Sunuel gepitnpt prrOc. GrciBia
onoere 9Ir6eitcr iinO nit fuappcr
glot6 Ocm 5ooc cutgou9en.
Qligen3cltoen am llier oes 6lliiics
bcridtct oob orci D}dmer ninoc.
items 30 lSuB bod aus Dem @olic'
bcrouS III sic 2uit 0ci6Icnocrt mur
0eu.
gsic ucrlailtct lit man 6ci Den
Ban Ocs ncuen lilnuclS ulol9c gtod
0cbcuS ocS llntcr2runocs allf bcoclI
tcnoc 5dwicrigfcitcn 9citoBcu. Nlcb
rcrc Gr0rldidc boben bercits itatt9c
ftuOcn, abcr iroBoen limo Die 2rbci
ten nit groBeren Giicr bctriebel
morocL ais 6ci irgcno cinem Slnncl
ban III giclu Dorf
Sine llnterindlma ii6cr Die LII
ladc ocr Grploiiou III pou Der 81
icutIiben 9ciricba Gounuiiiiou ctt
9clcitct lpor0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
lslSblidIer Sob.

Ger SciAdftsfiibrcr Der og9bitc
bail 9Soper @liIt go. SER $oDn
GliigItoh wlrocl ol9cnblidlicb gc.
tootct alS icii gtod Dor ciucnt
5cDipiraroo crioBt iuo cr acgcn sic
Icdc acihleuocrt ipHr0e. Der Scr
uu9Iiidte biutcrIdbt clue @ittpc lmo
5luci Ssinocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
gyur Sen 0ycIannniFtIOr uerla[tet

gllS elmer Der angcblldcn Nuibcr,
pcldc am 2. ,Scbruar uorigen Sa5s
res ocn &erfdnier Sernanu 3int bon
gtr. 7i2, 9lor0.5treeper- StroBe, an
groaOpou, iabc Der GrlcunssStr,
inter @orbolhng ciucs 9leOolpcrS
am S57 beraitbtcr, wuroc gcIterli
MorJeu Milliam Soilou bon Gar. 62S,
9liill.5tr., unn tnoc.5crgcont W}c.
ermp uio 5crgcant Nolpcr pcr6ai.
Yet, oIs cr oaS @eidngriB perlieB, ipo
er ooS ocrgongenc Sa6r luegeu eincs
onOercn Gcrgebcns i'm oitIidcu Iis
thrift 5ugcbrabt baitc. Saiion puroe
pon 9ii6tcr Iean III ser uorooitIincn
9Soli5ciiiation iiir eilt ueitereS Ger0or
am "a. Sebruar icitgc6altcn.
sl6aturutrn. sie oen ,,1cutidcu Gurrripona
bcHtrn" ntdt pliNttlidl Uocr nntrarimdhin trs
unltCn iiMb ntbftcn bCr Cfttcr bnuDu per Itlcs
pBun pbrr idlriftllM WlttBcllMnn So NaheH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

sWorlDoll IN Grootlpn cntlprlln'
geH.
9tcm 9ort 10. 6cbruor.
SanatiiS Z. Z. 9itcolu, ser 5ilgege.
ben bot Gin Scutic6er 5piou 81 ieiu
rno Dor mebreren g9odcn eiuem
9lutoeS .Niilismorir6aQ in &rooflpu
cntiprana, iuuroe 6ellte 9l6cno am
@rooomau uno 39. StraBc Olrtb
Ql9cntcn ocS Suitijuiuiiterluns per.
boitct.
Dit gciciieItcn pGnocn pir0e 2in-
coin in. cinclu 9nltomobil na6 ocm
giireou ocS Iioiiions.S .Supcrintcn.
ocutcu Rm. @. GfileD ge6rad6t. 9lS
Der 9lrrcitont Scr na6 iciucm Gnt-
founucn icineu SGurbart a6raiirt
bate, 0o9 9iireot OcS 8lmoes.6 Stills.
IiiiritiSompoltcS Iln6om 6ctrot
wlroc Ct bon 0cicn nit 0cn &ortcn
oS1 bin mirtlid crircut 5ic nod
cinmal micocr5licbcn" cmpiougeu,
wor1uf Sincon ontportetc. o9lud) id
bin crirqtE Sincolu crfldrtc Damn
Sru. Gunbom OoB man i6n niemalS
cruicbt bo6cl piir0c, meuu er nidt
Gin &crlc6cu nit iemcu &oiicrt 0cs
uaht 6ditc uno iubr iort: oSd
ocic sic Sutc, 6ci ocncu id mcmc
&oiicr Gottc, crtdluitcH nIiG pOr eis
liacn Eoacn lu0 6abcn Sie bcuods
ridt0t llnO Sore 2ciltc 6a6cu fir
mi6 gcluartct, ais id bette oa6il 5ii.
riidgina. SSd babe ciucn i6wcrcl
6eblcr bcganaen, OoB i6 nod ocnl
&alic ]triidgCgonqcn bin"
9ci iciucul Gcrb6r our6 Srn.
Gnnbnu miroc 2incoln icbr drgcr
lid iwo crflGrte NIT louter Stimnc,
ooB oic 9icgierung Der Gercinigtcn
5taotcn i'm ni6t gcrcc6t 6cbonoclt
bobc. Sonit miiroc er niMt meggc.
lmlicn icin.
Der 9lcgieungbeomtc, peldc Gin
coin fcItnobm geBorte 5llr 9aItimo.
re-9l6tbeiGrng oes @ebciuoicnitcs
uno bat al 0em Sail mGbreno ocr
gan5en Set gcorbcitct felt 2incoln
entfommen por. 9lls CT Oen 6liiht.
lima beitte glbcno oiif ser 9troBe er.
blictc, bielt er ibnt iofort oeu He-
polOer Dor mo foroertc i6n oli iid)
ieincr @erboitung m6t SIT mioeric.
ten. &iucoln cntgegnetc Oeni Seonl.
ten lGmclno, ooB oerortigc NioBnob.
men liic9t u0t9ig icicn Der 9lrrc.
| itunt cr3d6lte, oab er no6 ieillet
ieuiotionclIei 6hi@t it'd nod SoutI
Ambop, g. 81 bcgeben Dabc, mo q
lid, ais 6ormcr DerfIeiOet goll5 irci
lmter 0cn Scltteu bcDc9t babe Gou
bort ici CT oeriGeOcntlid) nod 9lcir
! Norf gefontr1en im0 babe iNlieBlid1
Gin 3nnier IN Der @egeno gcnietbct,
100 cr jcbt Derboitet mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Simmer i'm 9crui. 9nd
6diolcr Gcinc orc E6dtcr 0orItcl
leno); @'cinc Siingitc: cufah, o6cr
gc0ic9cnl NIciuc 3uchc; chuoS
lnlilangrciNcr oild nod bciicr aus.
1cliottct Niciuc Acltcitc, 9'ro6t
ollSgobc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
,ln gNorreI. EA M 0cr 3

Sn gSorren GA 1T scr ais
Slmiti@riitltcIlcr GontpoHiit un0
Dluliflchrcr mcitbclorutc 0r. g2lu.
$. Cana i'm 9lltcr bon - %o6rcn
gcitor6eu. Gr mar in 9|em Norf &C.
borcn botte 9lulit in 2ouoou iuio
9crliu ituoirt mo mar elmer scr orei
(5rinocr Der glotionnl W}ulicol 9liios
Citation in ocn Scr 5tootcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Slclnna nil pgrcrrcN eiclNtcrr ibrc 0ii0Hcr
Gliacil idntioelto. ;circnp hneNuhrcnn; aus
ihtcl Scbcn @ndcie nit &ilNiictn Nanodecn
NNio mo gSidcll H0hciln iiuo bniiu nin
ieni S6a sic sies Mi6t @ @cn5Seir '0s't
E, Npie st", cS III mnnocybar, cinidO, iWldNi me
ichl Nu ipci Scllwocn anNcunroi Nhis
1r0e an ben 5c1cu licNt nlcic hnicrSi oocr
lci5t NilbNcr0npcn allen plni 40 mn idncu
oalu. 0s W cinr ocr Hcnieu ncr gSclt 9'cfi
uht cs sic biiric BOT Srclioc SIM oiibi
iicrnnnru, shmlcgn (SatBcn mo SaniNdrcn
sNcIS N' miro uon Npohcicrn iiNrrnll it
2jc ole NldlDc uctlWni oor oirfi BON S
Hdprctc 80, NDtdnu, 1ll. pcrnnot
tScnr2O glpr2 lliniiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
Cscasu raditanOiac WlarfttouSac6HG-

Sto0t GoutroIcru G6rift bat sic
Marttmciitcr criubt i1 noracn
Nadluittag I'M 9lotbbmlic cin5iiin.
0cu, iilil iibcr oic D}arttitduoc 81 6c
rotbct, fit ipcIde nod C5cbiibrcn idl.
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3a6lcr lit uom Staot.Gontrolcir 3ll
ianuncugcIicat moroen inO oicic iou
0ci Wiarttmciitcrn iibcr1cben ucrOcn,
Inn gculdB 9lrtifcl 35 ocS 8oltiuprcr
Stoot.Go0cr Dom Sabre 1909 gcgcH
iic por5igebcn. Ger 9lrtitel oro6t
riiditdnoigcn WlorftitauO6eliBern cine
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Gin5iebung oeS Stan0cS fit sic
Sto0t Dor, foaS inuerbalb bon aeon
9agcn nod Der Nia6nmg Die idai.
gen NetrGgc ni1t eutridtet iein ioll.
ten. Ger nGhite S6ritt 0eS Staot-
GontroleirS III ser 9lngelcgen6eit
mare einc oiieutlide glliftion scr alti
oicic gSciie freigemoroeuclt 9ltorft-
Itdnoe gemdB glrtifel 30, 9lbihnitt
20, Scs 9oItinorcr 5taot Goorr uou
1898.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

81 Glqoelano, 81 1T 5roli
SSillion 9iber "A Sabre oIt bon
Der 9Spli5ei inter Der 9lnfloge fcitge,
nonumen lporocu ibrcl @6emont
oer 9oli3iiicn @illian Bitter, ourm
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ocn 900 ucripunoct 5u boben. bic
6roi cr5Gblt iie babe cincn Strcit
init ibrcm Nlonnc gc6o6t iuo6ci iicb
ocr 9icuoIucr 8uidtlig cntlooel babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

Sancoitcr @a., ~. ,Scbr.
9iiboi Sobn ". Sbaua6an BON Ser
romiiMfotboliicben 0ioceie @orris-
burg lit 6eite W}orgen in cncn Die
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opcrircn fonntc o6cr oic 6olgeu oeS
opcratipcn GinGriiis ni6t mcbr Der.
pinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
o6iibuGrangeu olic UcridiUauOcnl
Sa6t ms 9Ille ipringcnl
scInnorn bcllilNt.

lii ca nic0i mn6creou uelg6eN unlcrinicb
rlu elm wcnin p@cssSi" Del Nibncranacn mna
sGmiccu m1Dt2 Sir uiclc ecnie irrcaoluo
In ocr &eli 10 Is iicla aoC6t in ncbiidicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20
@icOcr ucr6aitct.

Sguntiis Z. Z. 2iucolL ongc6d6er
oeltic6cr Spion, idat 9}ao gorfcr
4Ioli5ci in sic 6Gnoc. @orpor
me6rcrcu @oAcu cinem Stills.
@loricboQ in 9roofIpn cutiprllu-
gcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-20

80 00T w ~. 1YV0TlTIT. UTVV
Tcpcidc Der uGcntral 9|cwS@ airs
9lmiicroani 6cioat 0oB 0as u9erlincr
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mnnole Gintommcniieucr IN @crliu
iolltc un 35 &rojcnt crb0bt perocn,
mo aud in 0cu au Berlin ongreujcut
Den @ciacinoea ici cine Gr666uua ser
GinfomneuiIcncr 0cplant.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-31
VILLA HLUDEs PURsUERs.
Escapes to Mountains Where He Began
Career as Bandit arranza Forces
Have Not Revolted.

Villa has apparently eluded his pnr-
suers and escaped into the mountainous
regions of Mexico where he began his
career as q bandid.
The Carranza garrison at Chihuahua,
which was reported to have revolted
for the purpose of joining forces with
Villa against the Americans, is still
true to the de facto government of
Mexico, but it is believed that the
garrison at Casas Grandes made no at
tempt to stop Villa when he passed
near that point.
Gen. Carranza has given the Ameri-
can authorities permission to use the
railway lines in transporting supplies
TO the American soldiers of the punt
tive expedition, but specifies that muni-
tions shall not be shipped by rail and
that army guards shall not accompany
the cars carrying supplies.
Congress has voted an appropriation
of over $S,000000 for the expenses of
the expedition and has provided for
sending eight more aeroplanes to the
border. Two of the eight flying ma
chimes with which the aero service
was equipped have been smashed and
four others are out of commission, leav-
ing only two available for real service
at the present time
Rowing bands of Villa supporters
have been reported in the Santa Maria
valley, but they have not come into
contact with the American cavalrymen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-31
ATTACHED BY BARBER FIRM.
LAYERS Act to Secure Note Before
Hooker Deed Is Recorded-Attach-
ment on Homestead Removed.

II. G.. & +. f.. Barber, attorneys for the
Mohawk Overall Co. of Schenectady, n.
Y, on Friday placed attachments on
the homestead of Mrs Mary G. Hooker,
mother of James T. Hooker, one of the
members of the Mohawk company, which
recently went out of business, and on the
Hooker building on the east side of Main
street, occupied mostly by the Durham
Brothers Co. The Barber firm took this
action before the deed of the homestead
property to John b. Marley, who bought
it Friday, could be recorded in the
town clerk Office, in order to protect a
claim which the firm holds against Mrs.
! Hooker and her son. On Saturday the
attachment was taken off the homestead
property, at the corner of Main and High
streets, but an attachment was left on
the Hooker building.
II. G. Barber said Saturday that the
law firm had taken this action to protect
themselves. as they have sued for their
legal services to the overall company in
the suit brought by the Hooker, Corser &
Mitchell Co. of this town. H. G.. & F. L.
Barber hold note for $1,000 made by the
Hookers and payable to the order of
the overall company, and endorsed by him
to II. G. & +. +. Barber.
The removal of the attachment from
the homestead property, Mr.. Barber said.
was in consideration of the fact that con-
siderable portion of the money received
from the sale of the homestead is to be APP
piled to the reduction of the mortgage on
the Hooker building.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-31
GERMAN SITUATION GRAVE.
Washington Aroused by the Repeated
Torpedoing of Vessels, Some Garry
ing Americans.

The relations between the United
States and Germany have been great
ly strained in the last few days through
the repeated torpedoing of steamships
without warning, some of which carried
Americans. The most serious disaster
took place Saturday, when the Sussex,
a channel liner, was blown up. She
carried $50 passengers, and about so
lost their lives. There were about a
dozen Americans on board, and it was
thought at first that some of these had
persisted, but all have been accounted
for, although George Croker of Fitch
burg, Mass, is in critical condition
in an English hospital with fractured
skull. He was hit on the head by u
falling mast. A Dominion line steam
er, The Englishman, used as a horse
ship, was sunk near the British isles,
and in this disaster four Americans
went to their death. The British
steamer Minneapolis was torpedoed in
the Mediterranean, and IL persons were
drowned, but none were Americans.
The Eagle Point, reported sunk from
Queenstown, carried Americans, but
one, James Gleason of Boston, was res.
cued. The fate of others is uncertain
The German drive at Nerdun has sub
sided. There have been repeated re-
ports of attacks and counter attacks
but APPARENTLY nothing decisive ha
been accomplished by either side. Air
ships have been active at several points
but no great damage has resulted.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1916-03-31
TARIFF COMMISSION BILL.

The administration bill creating n
nom-partisan tariff commission, intro
duced in the house this week by Rep
resentative Rainey, the ranking Demo
ocratic member of the ways and means
committee, is expected to receive Re-
publican support. Proposed by both
wings of the Republican party in 1912,
the measure has never had the endorse
ment of a Democratic platform. 1t
amounts, therefore, to the acceptance
vanced by another. The purpose of
the bill is essentially to cast light on
dark places; to gather and put at the
disposal of congress actual information
to make it possible for congress to en-
act tariff legislation with sure and
obvious knowledge of its effect.
Heretofore tariffs have been pro
posed and enacted according to the
fads and fancies of accidental, sell
constituted and generally more or les,
mistaken authorities. With such
commission as the Rainey bill pro
poses, we should be able to go about
the task of schedule making with in
fnitely better understanding and fa
less chance Of bungling than ever here
tofore.
1t is difficult to find honest groun'
for objection to the bill and there arr
endless reasons why it should become
law.