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New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
PLAN BIG FAIRS.

Amsterdam Netherlands, June 26.- Annual fairs, on the lines of those at Leipsic, Nishni Novgorod, London and Lyons, are to be held at Amsterdam. for Holland, and at Soerabaya for the Netherlands East Indies, according to plans set on foot by the Information al Export Syndicate that has been founded for purpose at Amsterdam. It Is intended to establish "sale pal aces' in these centers, where nanu- Iacturers and dealers may exhibit thelr products the whole year round.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
AMERICA TO GET
 ART TREASURES
German Professor Believes War Will Result in Europe's Masterpieces
 Coming Here.

Correspondence of the Asso Press
 Berlin, May 25.-The war proba blv will lead to the further transfer of Europe's art treasures to the United States, in the opinion of Professor Wilhelm von Bode, general director ct the Royal Museums at Berlin. Professor von BOde gives several reasons: that the war is making a great increase in the wealth of many Americans; and that the breaking up of several of the greet private cOllec- tions in America, including that of the late J. P. Morgan, and the ac- QusitiOn of many of their choicest pictures by public art museums, will tend strongly to develop the demand for good art works. Professor BOde declares that in this way the public collections of New York, Boston, Washington, and Chicago, together with dozens of cities not yet identi- fled with art in an international sense, will become fully equal to those of European cities
 This fresh demand for art works in the United States, Professor Bode says, will strike Europe at time when people on this side will be forced to sell in order to get money to pay their debts Many fine old pie lures now owned by private collec- tors in Europe, and particularly in way across the Atlantic, he thinks.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
INHERITS $25,OOO
 BUT IS IN PRISON
Money May Be Given to New Jer-
 sey ConVict'S Wife

Trenton, June 26.-Ernest Rogers was a ball player twenty-five years ago. Coming from a Pittsburgh ball park after a game, he saw a runaway horse tearing down the street, a wom- an in the swaying carriage screaming for help. Rogers stepped in front of the horse and felled it with a bat. The woman was Mrs. Martha DobbS. She was wealthy.
 His ball playing days over. Rogers became a butcher, and not content with the profits of that business, turned forger He was sentenced in 1913 for forging a check. Paroled, he repeated his offense and now is in the Mercer county Workhouse. When his workhouse sentence is over he must serve five years in the State Pen itentiary for violating parole.
 Mrs Dobbs died some years ago and her husband died a few weeks ago in Switzerland. His death revealed that Mrs Dobbs had made provision in her will that after the demise of her husband S25,000 should be paid to her rescuer.
 Heirs of the Dobbs estate have been trying to trace Rogers, and the story was printed in the Trenton news papers. Clark Hendrickson, warden of the workhouse, read the account and told Rogers. An effort will be made to get the bequest so Rogers wife and children may live on it while he serves his term.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
Degrees given in course has beer conferred as follows:

Degrees given in course has been conferred as follows:
 Bachelors of arts, 17,71O; bachelors of philosophy, 5,933; bachelors of laws, 2,374; doctor of medicine, 1,529; bachelor of divinity, 1908; master of arts Con examination,) 1,097; doctor of philosophy, SAY; master of fores- try, 345' master of laws, 244; civil en- gineer, 83; mechanical engineer, 66; master of science, 46; bachelor of fine arts, 33; doctor of civil law, 33; bachelor of music, 32; engineer of mines, 26; bachelor of civil law, 8; doctor of law, 7; electrical engineer, g..
 Counting the degrees given this commencement, Yale has awarded a total of 34.092 degrees.
 The catalogue of officers and grad uates had it's beginning in list of graduates appended to the com mencement theses of 1,714. With l. 724 began the series of separate cat alogues published triesnially and more recently quinquennially. Before 1892 these catalogues were printed in Latin. Until 1767 the names of mem bers of each class were arranged, not alphabetically, but in the order indicating the social rank of the fam lilies represented. The original or der of these early classes is pre- served in the present issue of the catalogue. Until 1795 the catalogue was edited by the president of the college. At present the volume is edited under the direction of the university secretary.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
ALE HAS l8,764 LIVING GRADUATES
diversity Has Given 34,092 De. ] greeS Since It Was Pounded

gew Haven, June 2e.-Yale's total Nduates from 17O1 to 1915 number @64, according to the quinquennial hlogue of officers and graduates of Be university just issued. Of this &nber 1S,764 are living, we'll over " the number graduated during the I 215 years. The total number of #vidual degrees given is 33,3O6. Of x number 31,6 are degrees given
 eourse for work in residence at
 e and an examination; 1,678 are Morary degrees. Of the degrees
 erred by Yale. that of B. A. (for x completion Of the regular work Nhe college) has been given to the M est number; the Pho. B. (for the l of the Sheffield Scientific schooD aHhe next largest number.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
seW Automobile Coast to Coast
 Record

New York city and Los Angeles were brought three days, nineteen hours and twenty-three minutes near CT by automobile. E. G. Baker, ac- companied by w. F. Sturn, an Indian apolis newspaperman, completed the cross continent run in front of the Times Building, Times Square, New York city in seven days, eleven hours and fifty-tWo minutes.
 The distance covered was 3,47 miles. Baker, who has made six trips across the continent, four times in automobiles and twice on motor cycles, broke his own record yesterday, made last year in eleven days, seven hours and fifteen minutes in d Stutz. The car used this year was a fully equipped standard eight cylinder Cad lilac roadster.
 Baker, with eyes red from loss of sleep and the dust of the road, said of the trip:
 Our best days run was 567 miles, We would have averaged over 800 miles a day if it hadn't been for the bad roads we struck in Missouri, from Kansas City to St. Louis. It took us eighteen hours to drive that distance about 300 miles and it was rain and mud all the way. It took two hours to do ten miles, and at one place pulled out into the field around five autos stuck in the road"
 A postal card was handed to Baker
 We beat it here," he exclaimed That postal was mailed just after we passed through EmpOria, Kansas. We beat it by nearly an hour. This is the second time on the trip that we got in ahead of the United States mail
 "The engine didn't miss a shot, not even a spark plug needed .,leaning We never lifted the hood except for oil and once to adjust the carburetor."
 It was started by A. c. Hawker, the local Distributor of the famous "Exide' batteries, that the car was equipped with an "Exide" startin g and lighting battery, which gave per feet service throughout the trip. The battery furnished current for operat- ing the starter, and in connection with the ignition. The service demanded of the battery was unusually severe, due to the fact that a great part of the distance was covered at night and 1 consequently that the electric lights were used for so many hours.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-26
FREE FOR THIS VISIT

The rapidity with which he de- scribes all diseases is truly wonderful and astonishes all who cali upon him; and his extensive practical experi- ence enables him to determine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

IS perlailtetc gcitern III SSinnn5,
frciien OoB Sr. 5ralif u. 6iirit luio
me6rcrc iciner @5eiAditsireun0e bic
2l6iidt boben cine groBe Shiiisperit
III Baltimore 81 griiilocn. Serr
Siirit miro 0cr 8rdiiocnt oer nelcn
@cicllidnft lucrocn nio mas 9tfticn-
aopital miro po6ridciiilitb $1,000
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pam ii6crncbnicn luO OcraroBcrll
iuiiroc glnH ipir0 Sic ucue @elcQ.
idoit iuobridcinlih cin 9roBeS
t5rnnoitiif am &niier autaufen Mil.
ieu i'm geliaeno Siaum sum 9lps'
trcitca 81 babcn
Tic ncue @erit miro iidj boupt.
iddlicb ani oen 9au fIeihcrer 6dbr.
5cugc Derlcgen nno iid) bon Slnfana
an INN aac Gontruftc bcrperbcn oic
iie bciudlligcn fam Gs iit fem
3Apciicl onrdn oaB 0oS llitcrpe5,
nlcn ii.6 ols criol9rciCb criuciicil
miro, 6clu oqc @eritcu Oes 9npOcs
limo NIT 9lr6eit ii6erbduit uuO OiC
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re hinops lebr giinitia fir oieie 9lri
llnternebuungclt
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tpolimen 5diiibdunnIageit Der Dia
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oae babel lire 9tnlagen beoeutenO 81
pergro6crlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
Nanat ant an.

Sic IS Sabre olte 2uciGe SiaiarO
cuhpenoeie ibreln Stiefooter
1926. 5uDr iidb glelp.yorf
iuo amiiiirte ii6. @uroc &c.
Itern in eirem Dieiigcn SotcI Der
Doitet.
Gie 10 Sabre alte Sucillc &illioro.
bon Greensboro, &C. G, acitmnO &C.
itern gladmittag in 9SoIi5ci.9allpt
quarticr elm, SoB iie ibrcni Stieiunter
om l5. Gc5eniber $l26 cuhuclioct
6ottc unO oielc[bcn Dis auf Oen lcsten
Sent in 9ielp. g)orf nio Greensboro.
gt..G.. auseegeben b1tte. Dos Dldo-
hen purOc gciterl 9tohmittag bein
Gerlniien 0es Sotels 9inleig6 an Der
SoGioop.S .StrnBe bon BEN @ebcilnppli.
5iiten Snbler llno 2ilirt Uerbaitct.
sic beiinoct lid jest ii Der nittlcrcn
Eoli5ciltotioiJ no lie beute Hidlter
Godaro porgcIiibrt iperocn miro.
Serr q. G. Gbeef fam an 10. Ec'
5cnl6er nit feincr Grnu linO 5ipei
ainOcrlL nebltieillcr Stieftohtcr, pon
Greensboro, 40, nod Baltimore
mo iticg i'm oSotel Gmerion4 a6. @r
bpttc aite slusiidtcn bier cige Dor;
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ieine @aaribaitim @Ctragc pom $l26
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

9riegSipcnOcn Der @o(tinorCr.
.@ae6rcrc rccbt ouicbnlidc 8ctrdsc
ciugclotfru Sr. 9Rortill
+ 9Peperoir,f 6ittet ilm 8eriidiidjti-
aiuig OcS Siilfsionos pdbreno Der
iricoIben @ci6uahtS5cit IN Scr
ncucu Sciulatb.
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Dem bcporitcDcuOcn sSeItc Der 2icbc
sic gaItimorer Oarau 5u crinnerll
OaB Oic gtot6 i'm alteu 8aterlanoc
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Iden Siilfsfouos~, cS ict OicieS &c.
ruoe 0ie ri6tigc 3cit, ipieOer an Den
S0iiIisipnO 5u oenfen Der inn abgelQu.
ieuen Sabre ni6t 70 GIT beOadt NOR
oen lei, iuiesc Die gcrbdltniiie bier
geItattet bdtteu. SSn Der lebten 3eit
giugcn folgenOe 8eitrGge ein
,9lageulciner slrbeiter aronteu-
llnteritiiblln0ssG sGercin" $40;
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! bic @efangencn III 5i6irien unO $3.50
fir oen Colonial al.ariegeroonf;
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gcncn in Sibiricn;
Ger. gddrrs@i @ieieaibait% St7 fiir
0ic @cionecnen IN Sibiricn;
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ssulicr SO, ,@. rs. $40 lmO Grauccs
5dlcuneS $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
"0er 0eltsAe Correspondent
mn uad,itcn eOnntasc

HGditcn SOnntasc
urS anherf n6Otsrei ntereun cu Ocn een fir bic
@ei6uadage cine angencmc sCtsemGhc &re 6icH %Ou Oc
Su1alte ccn Gr nur Die fOlscnOcu yrtifcl crudbut;
@e6nadteu OOr cmem Sabre
Scs Sriseer's GBritnaGt;
2cnidjc SrCser- -gSciBuadt;
Aricg nnf Gr6eu
gSeGnGhtsfIGuse;
Sin S6nig i'm Stall sc6Oren;
9as Meibnadtsfct in 1916;
@eBnndtsgebcte;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus Ocm Sricgt
Sin McbnahtsnbcnO 1T gtben;
@adctQOjnret- gSebnadtspOl
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1Grbringnng OcS GbritfuOcs
0cIdDidc Scr gcbfnfenUrmcn;
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Sin &ebnaHtssCidlent
Der atc Bling;
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Die 6riegSbrnnt;
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6crnr lst Der uGdfn @nmmr bic gSnOdts anssabt Der
u0cudeu Sausmn" bei wcdc c6cnfaas 64d uiuut unssc
tattet 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
Sootelrotcn i'm Dcitlidjcu Statiuus-
IauIc.

Su 0cn lcsten Gagen bat cine glli'
5dbl or6citsibeuer DtGnner I'M nett
lidan Diitrift gegcn Dos @cieb Der.
ltoBen lin lif bort eiu parmes
glodtauortier 8li iihcru. ga tire
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bonnicn lit entihloiien Der iiblen Sc
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crflortc gcitcrll 0oB os nad5 Ocnl gtelli
jobrStaee $2.45 iiir jeoe Sladt IN Der
IipcltIid1cn &oli5eiitution folteii peroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
gOlliiiun anf ser (Siicu6a6n.

NuultuN Wll ptI OtltNuWVl.
3pei 2ofomotinen Scr %euuiDIuauia.
@iien6o6n 6ei 9aDpicp 5lduni.
mengefobrcn Bier ga6n6eam.
te uerlebt. - Cine falid) geitellte
99cide sic anee6lide llriodc. -
9luOerc llnfdae oni eeitrigen Gag.
@ine 9(n5n6l @iicnbabn 9lueeitea-
ter entging geitcru @lorgen iuie
Our66 cin @imoer einem idredlidea
Go0e, ols eine 0ofomotipe ser &eml.
Inluonin @iien6n6it nit einer anOe.
rcit ser ein &crionen @nggon ail,
gc6dngt ipor, in Scr giGbc bon 9o1-
picp 5uiommcHrannte. Grci Nldn,
ler purOcu ihpcr lmO eincr leiIt
pcrlett
Gic &erlctten iinO: 5. &. Gonbp,
SIR. 500, @cIt 81 StroBc, Sei5er ocr
9ofomotipc 9ir. 4173. iut @ciidlt iuio
an Sopf ocrlcbt
gS. $. Gong gir. 242l Nlorblono-
9lpenuc, W3oIdiuiit ifperc Gerlc.
tungen om aopfc uu0 an Scr SpnO
umO SronOiuunoeu
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StraBe, go. @oi6ington 2. g.,
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giIc nod Ocm DlercD SoIpitoI ge-
bro6t iinO BORT per6inOcit IL fonl-
ten nit gIpsnabule BON Gong, Der
am idipcritcn ncrIeet ipurOe. nod
i6rcn @obuiingen geionot .merOen
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@eihenneanng ucruriaht ipoOiird,
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leiic 0lr. 8 anltott Pr. . gcriet6. Gig
@abn G5cicuidmit Icitctc cine In
tcriudiing cir. Gic 2ofomotiUc, Oer
Der Eoiiagicr Moggcn algcb0uet
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| ida0idt 1piirOe
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| fonO. Gire @linutc oorber irHO er
mare obnc 3iucifcl in oas nIii6enOC
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| GaiIhgicr Maggou unO uoaten lid,
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Srahgeoiae, Baltimore Gountp
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3ugerihtete, iuuroe gugen einenSfer
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! lit. Gin GutcnO oocr me6r onOerl
Seute tpurbeu ourdeiunnoer eeriit
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/ Ifiiriilngen uno fontten i6rcr glr
6eit nohge6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

MISUNDERSTANDING Iontcn nit 9iitd.
ii6t ori 5euersgciabr gei6uiidi'
pcrOen. 8aumlpolle ltnO Ser
sen pertragcn lid uicbt- ainocr
uiilen iorgidItig inter itritter
ghifiidt All ocn gcidniidteuBeib-
nohtsboum geboItcn iuerocn
gIaiobrIic1, nenn 0as Mci6nodts.
Set uQbt, lpcrOeu pom oeu itaotIibeu
oocr itdOtiIden 6cllerid|ub 9ebor.
Ocn scitgemdBe @ornanlgcn oil Ods
@nblifum ousgeiauot, Goriid)t ouSu.
tucnoen, oanit olrb 8eibnodJtSb6l-
me ooer bel 9Seitlidfeiten in Ser
bipolng NIT Ser Mei6uahtsfeier tel.
rc llui1ac poiiireu lilogen. Gigents
lih ioQte Dies ia lin lmiercr aliige
flGrten 3cit" gar mdjt not6ig iein,
ober SbotIa6e lit Dob teine @eib,
nadtsfcier perge6t nad melber ni6t
MelOlmgen bon @rdnoeu oOer lln'
fGaclL Die ouf Die enpdbntc @eiie
pcrllriadt morOen iinO, tommen.
@or 9laem miro Oopor geparnt,
lcid)t cnt3iinoGareS a}aterial BEL
Dem 9(llfpuBen Oes 8ulinies 81 na6c
Sen aer39eu ooer 2idtern on6u6rin.
gen Simmer Geforotionen oiirien
nidt sll nobe BON @asflommen ooer
2intern iroeno luelher glrt ongc.
6radt wcrOei1 ain0er iollten ME
mails oQein i'm 3ilnner gelniien lrers
IOem no oer G6riitbalm 6relnt
GjroBe 9oriidt lit au5lnpenOcn nit
5pie(8cug, 3u lueldetl @oiolin oOer
9llfobol n0tbig III. Inn ben Gffett
bon Stnec ber5uitellen, ioQte nibt
9oumpolle oclpenoet lverOer, lon-
bern Wiincralpolie ooer g(Sbeit.
SelbItperIt1nolid iollte mmt 81
alien 3eitcu por6cllgea, ooB ailiocr
Strcicbbol5cr III oic odnoe betout-
men, ,}inn. oOcr 3rnfbcdler iolItel
inter ieoemEonncnbaum licgelL anl
Sic 9ropicli idmelScuoer 2idter aiIi,
5iifnngen, 5anD ODER g2ailer lollte
ii ser I16c Der 8dlunc auigclteqt
meroci oaniit lie cpentltcQ obne3cit'
nrr(ilit su crreicbcn limo. Ger Bart
cines 5onta Claus iolltc lle aus
@aunupoQc beiicGcn, Oenu 0ieic uno
brenneuoc aer5Gon bilDcn einc &C.
f16rli6e Gonibinutioii go eS mog'
lid it, al Stcac bon Ster5eu elcf,
irii1e 2ihtdeu 81 peripcnoerL 1T IS
4 y5u cmpicblen Oa ooourb Oic @efabl
perriugert miro bod ioIltcn elcftri.
1 idlc @irnen uidt init 4apier Gefo
lrutionen gcidmiidt weroen Oa Oi(
eHtlpideltc Site 0roB gcnug it, un
4 IBapier lin Brand 5l icBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
2lnei MlnL nntrirt.

Syere @. 8Lad. ein promiitenter
9iirger iino 8inoi5mann bon Oort,
@a., muBte lidb seitern im ~Sobns
@opfins SoipitoG" elmer lpcitcren
Gperation untcr6ieben nadoenl bic
critic, Dor mebreren 9Soden porge-
nonlnene i6n fcine Grlcihterllng
peridaFft botte. 81 ii6erItano Die,
iclbc iebr gut irno iein 8efitocn miro
BON ocn gler3ten ais 5ufricoenitellcno
ongcieben. Sr. 8lod lit elm 5obn
ocs berltorbencn Gbolntccp 8. 9ldd,
oes friibercn &ice.@olDerneurs bon
@enniplbailien. lm0 pnr Gin befonn'
ter 8ubboaipieler Der @rinceton llni'
periitdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
sir Sic OcntTdJcu seclcrtc.


@ei6padtsicier 5um oritten @lole i'm
sluslauoe. 4aitor Otto 9lpiB
miro ouf alien orci oeutidcn
Gampferu bic Geitpreoigt balten.
9lae Ocutideu Seelellte IN
Baltimore sur 5eier i'm @inDan-
oerer.Seim eingelaOen.
0os brittle @ei6na9tsfeit ieit Oenl
9(usbru9e oes arieges, meldes bic
0eutI1en 5eeleutc I'M 9hlSlmioe 5lt
fcicrn ge5puneen iino, ioa wieoer
rcdt ber5lid begangen meroen. @ie
Eoitor Otto 9lpib, Der Saien-@liIIio-
ndr, gcItern Dem u0cllti6en Gorrc.
iponOcnt" mittbciltc, iinOct Die 6eicr
ouf 0cm 9tnroocutidlclt 2lop0-0am.
pier n&6cin" am 5amItog, 9labait-
tngS A ll6r, imo ouf oem Donpicr
,,9lcdor" Sanitog, gLbcn0s s ll6r,
ino ouf ocm Sonburg.9lnlcritos
Gampicr ,.9ulaario" am Solutag,
Ola6mittagS 3 llbr, itatt. Ger
rRbcin~ liegt am Eicr 9lr. s ST 60
cilIt.Eoiut. Scr rgledar" am @ier Der
,.@oitern 6ornuroine 60" an Der
! SioIeite BON gocltit.Yoint uno Oic
Bulgaria" liegt nidbt weit BON Sort
WlcSenrD.
Cine aagencine g9eibnadtsieier
lodl oeitic6cr glrt fir Die Monnifai.
ten oler 5diiic 5iliamrCn uno fol-
der Scclcute, pcI6e nnoermeitig 8c.
id1ftigune in Der Sto0t oOer I'M
Stootc Dd6en. lit I'M nginponocrer.
Sciu~, 9sr. 1908, 9eoion.Stry fir
Gicultog, oen 26. 1c5cm6er, 9lbenoS
| Z ll6r, pom @aitor Otto glpib uno
0eIien Satin arraneirt uorocn GS
iperOcil feline @inloOnnecn ausgc-
Tanot, aber ole oeltidcu Sceleutc
iucrScn Oort millfonImer gchciBcn.
Syrau g[pib bpt bercits nit ocnI
aHmiiden eincs mdbtigcu 8eib-
nahtsboltHcs begonnen. GS ioIl BEL
Dem 6citc glieIHano pergciicn ipcr.
oer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

On slcacr Soiepb gSilion 9tr
$50. @icrcc. StraBc cin GInuiieiir
0es SIN. oi. Sdiofiiuo, beg italicni'
Ss6clt Goniuls, wlrDe pon rid
ucu rno ojrocirien ipnroc bon Stibs
ter Gcrcdt iii onIiAen NoIi5eieeridJt
inn $25 nno Soften Detroit, neil er
am lcstan Santltaa OH Der Goltcri
qlpcnue nit enem gtuto.2aitmagen olI
ltbucQ 0ciubrcu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
(Sputraft Ueraebett.

Ser Gontr1ft 5ur @rrithmg oer
Scbaiioe ouf Ser reuen @erftc Der
Baltimore mo Sbio. .9obnF 81 SO,
cult @oint piiroe Der 6ieiiaen 6irnn
GopQro 8roop & Son gum 8reiic
bon $450.000 iibertroscl. gio6 ici-
iicr goaenolrug miro Oieier 8ier itiht
mir Der groBte III Baltimore, ionOcrn
ciner Der eroBtcl an Der atlantiIhcrt
ailTtc icin. Ger Bicr miro bon Der
geplantcn $t5,000,00O 8oiupfcr.
Siuic nod SiiOomcrifo beuiltt wer'
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

ltlter Wlitwirflug oeS Captains
SOON 2cgon bon Oen oYololutcerS
of 9(mericn" iper0eli 6rou eugene s..
@ocr, oic @attin oes Nr6iioeutcn oes
Ocitofratiidcn Clubs Der H.. Maro,
inip 5rolt @lgin Seolllrs pon Ghicngo
Ieinc @cibnohtSfeicr tiir 800 ainoer
i'm Nunptquartier Der uGolluteers of
s(ncticd~ III glr. 506, @eIt2eyitgton.
5trdBc, gebcn. Die 8cier finoct out
SanTitog I'M II llbr NormittogS
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21

Die mcitlibe 5torllng 5ieDt iih
olirc1 oos WSiiiiiiippi-1boI biz nad
oem Grie.Sec 1inaui uno mar oie
Splge eincr onBergelp0bulid Doben
Eeuperotur IN Den @olf. uno otlaiis
tiihcn Stdaten; III @olOeiton ltailo
Oos Ebertuomcter ouf rs @rao. 5n
ocn GcIieugebirscn 1T gcitern Dicl
5dnee gefollclt oesglcihcn ilt bic
Icmperotur beocutcno gefoIlen.
Sn ben otlautii1en 5taaten miro
rs rc9nen coer ibneien, unO AM
8reitae miro flares 9etter iolgeu;
ocseleihcn ioIl oic Genperatur be.
ocnteno iaaeu. gtn Ser gan5eil Goli.
fiilte Iino 5turm-s9orniiugslignalc
dufgc5ogeit morOcn. Cine Storlln5
iiber Dem 06io.Ebol 500 geitern
9lbeno oiilidb lno miro bic atlanti-
ld]e &iiite morgen crreihen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
Siir Gin Seinlgrtranf.

0aS con Geo. @iint6er gcbrante
Bier lit oas bette. giclc @clrtbciIer
bon Bier crfldreb OoB cs irecno ci.
mem erittlaiiisen ousldnoiidcit @icr
glcidjfonunt. @cro6l oas Ding fiir
ben 6amilicngebruud. Teine5 glro-
ma better @cicbmad iIno iebr nGbr'
ifrGitig. Iirctt poll Der @raucrci
Ollr6 oic ncnelicn Wlaibiuen abgc'
fuIlt ipoOurd nl9emcilte 9ioin1cit &C.
siidcrt iuirO. Saiite 81. Nbone:
'9aIie 90 ~
(sSuni1s,1SoEDfo, ,Go) (9fr8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-21
Der @cfcGl bis Snm / Sanunr ins
pcn6irt.

Die Gonuniiiion fiir SifeutIic0c 9c.
tric6e Bat oeu gcicDl ocgcn on3
lIcberiiilleu bon 5trabcubabn,@
.gcnS bon icst bis gum l. Snnudr
siuspeitoirt, I'M sen @eibna6ts Gin.
t1iierr bei oenl ligiinItigen 8ctter
feline llrgelcscnbeiten OurA 5li lun.
geS SSorten oil oen StroBenedcn ai,ii
-6llbiIr0en.