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The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

Among tailored hats the always pop.
ular black has more to recommend 1t
this season than It can usually claim.
1t takes high art and fine materials,
as a rule, to save the black hat from
being commonplace. But the present
season has developed fad for lus.
trous surfaces, almost everything In
millinery is shiny, and black Is re-
deemed from its somberness by It's
brilliance.
In hats, and In many Of their trim.
mings, black lacquer or varnish GOV,
ers the shape aud the wings or foliage
hat so often trim IT, Even ribbons
have q polished surface made by some
method Of treating them, and In black
they are designated as stove polish
ribbons. This matteroffact name Is
accurately descriptive OF them. In
keeping with the shining surfaces OF
things there is corresponding finish
in workmanship, characteristic OF the
hats OF today. Perhaps these things
account FOR the advance In prices,
which the public appears to have met
with great cheerfulness.
Two brimmed hats and a turban, In
the picture, all boast measure of the
luster and trim finish that is demand.
cd In street hats. The turban Is
made OF satin straw braid sewed over
frame and trimmed with narrow
faille ribbon and sils.ilber ornaments
that look like feathers. Both braid
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

of sand will be sufficient and if this
is made firm, we'll supplied with water
and a bottom heat OF rs to so degrees
maintained, many Of the cuttings will
be rooted in a week and ready for
pOtting up singly in small pots.
Remaining in the sand such short
time, they can be dibbled in close to-
gether.
Lobelias, altermantheras, and me.
sembryanthemums can also be in.
creased by the thousands in this way.
Provided there is good stock of old
plants on hand, March is soon enough
to commence propagating.
Early in February dahlia tubers, of
which large stock is required may
be brought into the propagating house.
Placed on the stage, partly burying the
tubers in leaf mold, plenty of shoots
will soon push out. When these are
about three inches in length they
should be taken off with a slight heel
and if inserted in sand bed they will
soon root.
Another method successfully adapt
ed for roofing dahlias, is to make up
hotbed a yard in height, place a
frame on this and plunge the pots
of cuttings where there is nice bot
tom heat.
A list of the quantities of plants
required should be made and the num-
bers entered as they are rooted. This
may have much trouble when the time
comes for planting out.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

and ornaments have the sheen of silk
in rich and perfect black.
AT the left Of the group a graceful
and smart pressed shape has surface
as shiny as satin. There are two
bands about the crown, one OF velvet
and the other Of stove-polish ribbon,
finished with small fat bows. A hand
some ornament OF goura feathers hts
the snappy style Of this hat to perfec-
ton.
At the right the brilliant black OF
the pressed shape finds its match In
brllliance In wide border OF black
and.white striped satin, II is trimmed
with folded collar of stove.polish rib
bon and bead ornament In black and
white applied to the crown
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
SPRING IN THE GARDEN
BY e. VAN BENTHUYSEN.

Just as soon as the lilac and other
spring Towering shrubs have done
blooming, prune them. Cut back to a
strong eye or shoot, preserving the
characteristic form of the shrub.
Fight green lice with tobacco tea
and the rose slug with lime water.
Or try busting air-slaked lime en- the
infested rose bushes.
Use a sharp knife or scissors when
gathering flowers. Early in the morn
ing is the best time, and the blooms
net quite developed will last longest.
Keep the stems Of the newly cut flow
ers deep in water before arranging in
bouquets.
Make a place for the petunia. 1t is
one of the most accommodating OF
plants. 1t makes fine showing rap
idly, grows easily and takes root rap
idly. If there is a corner on the home
grounds you haven't planned for try
this year to grow petunias. Prepare
the sell carefully, scatter petunia
seeds upon it, water with fine hose
and watch the seeds grow. Look out
for the Zig weeds, the little ones will
be smothered by the rapid growth of
the petunlas.
If Jack Frost has found some tender
Seeding, place it out Of the sun i'm
nediately. Spray with very cold wa
ter and shade from the suns rays.
Gladioli must be planted every two
weeks for succession. The plants are
beautiful and when placed among
roses or with background Of shrub
oery are a brilliant spot in the gar
len.
Cannas like very rich soil and plen-
y of water during the growing season.
Plant two feet apart, if they are the
tall-growing sort, the dwarf kind can
oe planted closer. AS the seed pods
'orm, cut them off. A mulch Of strawy
manure helps to conserve the water
that is given them.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

The nearly-grown miss this year
shares with her elders the charm that
lies in dressy suits of taffeta silk. AS
BELTS the modes for youthful wearers,
suits made for her are less elaborate
than those designed for her older sis
ters. but they have decorations enough
to be interesting.
Coats in these silk models are made
in a great diversity of styles, but all
Of them may be classed as short.
Skirts are not as full as those made
for indoor wear. and depend for en-
bellishment upon bands of tucks rath.
er than draperies. Colors are attrac-
tive, with fairly light shades of green
and blue. as well as lighter tans and
grays, much in evidence.
An old fashion which has been re-
vived appears in the full quillings OF
box-plaited silk with "pinked" edges
that are used for trimming both skirts
and coats. These quillings help out
in achieving the popular fare at the
bottom of coats and in supplying the
banded effects and horizontal lines
that place the otherwise plain skirts
in the mode
A very pretty example Of the taffeta
suit, as developed for a miss In the
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
START THEM EARLY

A great many ANIMALS and peren-
malls can be planted now for early
plants. Pansies, daisies, sweet peas
and verbenas; but where there is no
conservatory or greenhouse it is best
to wait until March before planting
anything but the pansies or daisies.
Start sweet allysum now in your win
dow garden. Sweet peas are too hard
to handle from the window box. Bet
ter wait and SOW them where they are
to remain all season.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

neighborhood of seventeen years, ID
shown here. 1t is simple enough to
be made at home, and an ambitious
girl may even undertake it for herself,
by the aid of pattern. The skirt is
plain except for three tucks between
the waist and knees, and is cut TO flare
with most of its fullness at the sides
and in the back. 1t is shoe-top length
and has q three-inch hem. There Is a
girdle of taffeta made of a wide bias
piece at the waist, to be worn over the
PLAIN narrow belt that supports the
skirt.
The straight little coat is set on to
a small yoke. 1t is ornamented WITH
a group of four tucks, near the bot
tom, also The sleeves are cut to
widen toward the hands. In many
suits the widened sleeve is finished
with a border of velvet, but in this
model the fullness of the sleeve Is
confined near the hand by rows OF
shirrings. The shirrings form cum,
which is headed by band of velvet.
The neck is finished with faring
collar and tie of the silk. A collar
of scalloped organdie overlays the silk
one, both Of them opening in a small
V at the front and wired to stand up
at the back.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
SUCCESS WITH COSMOS

Sow cosmos early II you wish to get
any satisfaction out of it. Push it
along as fast as you can. 1t does not
transplant readily, therefore grow it in
pots. Shift it along until it is grow,
ing in nine-inch pots. Then sink the
pot in a border and from the time
the plants are six inches high until
the end Of July the shoots should be
pinched out. This will keep the plants
low and stocky. Long after severe
frosts your cosmos will be giving you
your beautiful flowers for the window.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
ALARMING Symptoms.

'Asphodelia Twobble says she has
found herself at last"
"Umph! presume she talks about
her starved soul, her mission in life
and all that sort Of thing"
why, yes"
1--WE must get up dance at once,
Asphodelia is thinking too much"
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
RIBBON BEDS.

Good effects can be worked out in
ribbon beds, by using different varie-
ties Of verbena in rows. To make an
effective design, however, it will be
necessary to purchase plants of each
color from your florist as seedlings
are quite sure to bring plants of all
colors common to the verbena family
and therefore spoil the color effect,
which Is the prime motive Of such a
bed.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
Kind 10 Him.

Wife--The dressmaker says she
won't make me another gown until you
pay her bill
Hub with relief)-That is very good
of her. III send her note Of thanks.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
Profitable.

Your daughters musical education
must have cost you q pretty penny"
Eyes, but It was worth It. bought
the houses on either side of us for half
their value"
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
AlWaua the Gnma

The City Man-How are your neigh.
bors in the new suburb?
The Suburbanlte--Just like city
folks. All the poor people knock the
rich, and the rich knock the poor.
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13
Princess Model.

In some Of the new lingerie models
the princess effect is adhered TO- I,
Is gained In different ways Some
times the fullness is held In at the
waist by means of many small tucks.
Sometimes the whole frock is cut In
long shaped cores
The Harrison times., 1916-05-13

The spring turhans are not worn
straight on the head, but tipped
slightly to one side
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Simmer npppniren.

Ger Horort 0eS 9loroamerifnniI6en
GurnerblnoeS bat oil Ole 8lmOeSuer'
cine ein bon Gbeo0or StenlpIel l..
Spreber, imter5eibnetes Hiuloidrei'
bcn erlollcn, ooS lpie folet Iolitet:
Der Boritono 0es oelltibomerifo.
niIber GciitroIbrnocS bon EenniDI-
bonien IoSet in einem al oen Spre.
der OeS BorortS 0es gloroomerifnni.
ICben 8urncr6llnoes eerihteten gunO,
idreiben sur Gbeilnobmc all eiuer
Gerlonnnllme Gin, oic am %. itno
80. Nloi in Gbicoeo 5n Dem 3wede
Itottiinoen loa, Elm notionoleS Oeittid).
omerifaniides GpnicrerB.Gomite 5n
biloen Inn rOlrh berufene Sertreter
0en politii6en Wlo9tbobern Die 8iln.
ite 6eS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dor
uno bel Der Soelng Der Gonoente Der
poIitilGen Yarteicn flipp ltno tlor
nitjutbeiIen mo ibnet 5u beiueiler,
ooB iie eS nit einem eiriigen oelitif.
onlcrifanil6en Sotim 81 tbun baben,
pel6es iidb ilibt ourd politiide &on.
fe ino S6lid)e IN Den ein5eInen
Stooten 5erIplitterr ldBt."
glbeeieben BON Der Ebotlodle, OoB
lueOer Oer 9unoesoorort nod Oellet
Sprc6er oos Heht boben, in Soten
Ger &nrteipoIitif inn glomen oes gan.
jcn Gllrncrbull0cS 5u bnnOelr er.
i6eint Dem 8orort oic glnberalunung
elmer oerortigen Gerinnmlimg lidjt
empfe6lenSlpert6.
@S mlB Dem Grmehen icoes ein.
Selnen MitalieoeS OcS Gilrnerblnoes
an6eineeitellt bIcibed, ieiner iuoiui.
oiellen llcberjelieung nm Stimmfo.
lict 9nisorud 81 perleiben. 0ie Bill
0lng ciner notionolen 8erenigrng
oller ocutihoneriIoiiihen &crbGnoe
gum 3lUede scr Barteipolitif mare
nod Der glniiht Der Wlit9lieOer Oes
9imoeSoororts our1auS nerfeblt imO
itonOc, ioiueit ser Gurnerbuno in 8c+
trogbt fonmt, III oiretten g8iocr.
lprube SIT oeu IN ieiner Ylotfornt nie,
oerecIe9ten @rlutoi0ben. Der Gor,
ort bat oeSbnlb beldloiicn ii6 nihi
an Ger eepIouten 8erIdnlnlluu9 IN
Gbico9o 5u bctbeiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
@iuer Yisu asorf.

Irnk ser fiibIen glbenOc III DER
bergoneeuen 8ohc Filbren pielc 9Ser.
Tohen nob ocilt Riucr Biep Barf,
ociIen Gburc Dor oht Gopen Dem
BnbIifilnt aeoiinet lDorOen noren.
9(uBer oeit piclen g[ttraftioncrL oic
lGon boriees Sobr ouf oem Ylobc
al icben iporcu, iino Derlbieoenc
ncue guoeu mo @miilemcntss@cle.
eenbciicn eeidoffen poroen. Der
groBc YoorOwoIf, Der pori9eS SSoDr
bel cinein mGhtieen Siurme weeee.
ifipemnt iporoeli lpor, lpiiroc ourd
cinen picl breitcren crIest, Der lid
iebt oiiberoeni Bis Sunt Colgate Greet
bin5iebt. Nh Der 9eoiltD 9eof. @de
puroc cill gluslihtspnnft errihtet,
bon ocm ans cinc lpcite 8lobe Der
Boi iiberlcbcn meroen fonn. 0ic Cir
tillerie Sopeae inter &cihng BON
Sign. Srriitrito, oeu beriibnttelten
Grombone Soliitcn DER g8eIt, con5er-
iirt i69Iidl. SSSn benz eroBelL in
prGdiieer @eiic octorirten Cana.
pooillon ipieIt 9Srof SteintpoI6'S
SrdleIter; ferner treten BORT 60
RoIicr, Der @lonL oeIien Stintmc
Die 0lniif ilbert6nt pnS Ole South.
err entertainers" oif. 9ic erob.
artigcu rHocer Dips Die oSceni.
ibe 9obp", oYonomo.4onol" etc
pcr0en bon Dem iiingcren @eitlehi
lteis gcrne bennst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
NleIOSrama.


GonO in Oeu 6rls. Slnito Sdlooe uno
@Iuro AihcrfeIo cute Snterprc.
ten. 0rnmutold muiifoIiidc
llnterbolhlne 8u @lnlten OeS
9lotbcn 9rcllSeS IN Der 2cbnonns
Soae crfolgrcid oerloufen.
3u 0Junltcu Der gl,ten So6e fouo
seItern 9lbeuo in Der Sc9monn.SoIe
putcr Oen 9lllpi5icn Der .0eltid).
oiterr. ..ilneoriidcn &otbe 9reuS.@e.
lcIlihoft" eiuc oromotiIcb nniIifoIi-
ldC llnterboItilng ltott. Die Soue
lpor gut eeiiint ino rci9cr 8eifoa
beIobntc oic @1iilDirfenoen Sri.
9luito Sha6c fir oen Oronotilden
un6 Sri. Clara 9liderfeIo fir Ocn
lniiiifoIiihcn IbeiI,
Die bciOen gIeIoOromcu yS6ou
Seotuig" SebbcI SCbumonn, unO
Ger Sdelm BON 9ergcu" Seine
Reinide, wlroen ItilnnrnesooIl
Ourhgeiii6rt. gllS GortrngSiueiIterin
belp6brtc iidl Sri, 5doOc in Oerid)ic.
Oenet gut bcip0brtclt Sdhcn. ons
rlnter lolGen bon @eibcI, 6oIfe imo
@rult @ditcin. Sprode, 9IiisOrud
unO tbeiIpeilc aud @eb1rSe iporeu
gut iSd. gIihcrieIo onl Biouo ees
iicl beionOers in 9cetboben unO
9rabmS. Steiner glnidlog inO florc
alongfGrblmg milroen belpunSert.
Ger ii6Ii1e Eonj idIoB lid all.
@cfroreneS umo Sudden luiroen III
Den Souien bon 5orter SonO eereitt
Sine tpeiB9cHeioete S6aor onmut6i.
ger iiineer @idotell beriob nit be-
muiocrnSpertbem @iier oeu llI6er.
Gienlt, llnter iDncn befonoen iif,
oic noditebenOen irn0en Gnmen:
SiIOo SiIorsbeim, GIiu 8eitird San;
ma gcrtiId1, 8oulo @ultopuS, @ret-
deu @uItapuS, 30. gliIolL s. 9lliou,
Girethcn W2iincr Eoulinc aiitlcr IL.
Jlegira @otibilo.
gInt Wlitt1uoh Inn 3 ll6r giodnit-
tags miro ser Deuti6 oItcrrci6iid).
ingoriidc &ot6e 9rcu5 SiiIfpereiu
i'm GentIten Soiic cine @eneroIper.
iammhlue obbaltcu. ASoltor 6. 49,
2od)er miro iibcr oie 9(rbeit ser Nlil-
iiou6re p6brenO OeS 9riescs Ipreden.
Sic Gomen Oes Rotben 9rei5cS iinO
nod fIeibia mo emiig al Der gIrbeit
ilno Die Stotion 1T ieoen 9ieniin1
Iiino 0littipod BON 10 llbr @lorgenS
bis 8 llbr Nodnlittoes ecoffnet gleue
YdtbeIferirnen lino icocr5cit mill.
fomincu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
9idlt anf ben Gycricu.

glnerifonilhe SobaIlerie binter Den
9anoiten Der, iuelde @leun
Springs nno 9oqiiillos ii6erfie-
Ien. - 0iaior 2oneborne iuartet
ouf sic 9(nfiinit ser IA. 9npuIle.
rie inter Gol. Siblep. 9onoi.
teufiibrer oneebIidj getootet
Winrotb on, Geros, IS. Wioi.
6iinf5ig NleiIen iiiOIid bon Der meri.
foniI6en @reli5e bon 8oquilloS belt
Ntoior @eoree Z. 2nngborne bellte
nit ieiucr @erfolslng ser mcritoni.
ldlen 9on0iteu inne, lpelde Oelt
lleberioIl ouf @lenn Springs mo
9orqnilloS umtcrnommeu botten, I'M
oic 9lnflmit bon Sol. SSreo. ", Sib.
lev nit orci Groops Der IA SoooI.
lerie ob5inuarten.
6rii6er om Gage bate Wloior
2ongbornc bon meritaniiHen Goiu.
bopS Die HoHriht erbolten ooB Die
9onoiten etlpo 80 Wieilen iiiom1rtS
con5entrirt ieien mo ettuo 500 Monl
5dblten. 0orouf6in ianOie @loior
2aneborn einen Gurier OIL GOI. Sib-
lep imo iebtc i'm bon oen 9crid]t in
aenntuiB.
gluS alltoritotipcr 9nellc mrrOc be.
lomt, ooB Sol SibIep bribIoB, nit
Der IA. aopollerie bic Wren5c 81
freuSen mo mr cine flciue @orniion
in 8oquiIIoS 5uriid5uloiien I'M 70
i6nell olS moelid) Wfoior 2ong6ornC
SiiIie 5lt brin9en
y anoitenfiibrer get0otct.
Sorrcon, Wierito, nio 81 9Solo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
0cntidlc eettiire.


IS lit nidt leid)t, IN oieien Gagen
Der BIodooen, Goniis5iriin9eu gIiis.
fubriperren lmo llnterihloenugen
bon Sciten unierts lieben So6n Bill
giitcn iinO gleidBeiti9 nepen oeutihen
2eielloii Sil erIan0cn. @enl eS ober
oonnd) ipirflih pcrlangt miro eS
iicberlid nod oeliugcil ein lpertbool-
les oeiitiheS Bud oOcr cine interci.
innte oelitihe 3eitihriit bei'u 9lltcn
Snnitid), oeiien 9iN6bonOllug lid)
uuiincbr in glr 906, @eit 2eriug-
tonitraBc, 6eiinoet, uuf5utreiben. vi.
nige Gremplorc Der ro1e5il Dollig
oergriifenen aEeutihep ariegseeoidJ.
te," ioipic Der opii 6eurD 8. Mendeil
10 el6liaeuo fritiiirten nSolcnfobrt"
pon &liooIi gOmontb Hcbbnd iinr
ooielbit cbenfoIls nod 5ii boben @cr
cil eiitcs oeutides gud hudt, fuirb
eS iiherlih bel Dem ireimolihcn 9ll,
ten finoen; mo mos lit ein lpert6,
ooucrer iuio beiierer aomerao ols
ein giites @udl Sage mir, lpos Oh
licit, lno i'd iooe Cir tuer Gu biitl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
ssinem SssrIetnnnen- erIesen. /.

SIN 6rontlir ( Sqlorc Soipitol
itorb geItcrn s. 5reOerid 6nntb aus
8oooIolpn, Der ilInec @inuii, neIher
om Dliti1poh 9tbenO BEL Dem mlsfiibr-
lid beri6teten Motorrao.lluiol ml
Der Gomouoion.9loenue idJruer pcrlebt
ipnroc. @iaiom Seiolid, Der Center
OeS MotorroOes, miro iid om 26.
Nloi Inn 8 llbr gtaduittagS inter
orei perl6ieocnen acknowledgement
bon lle6ertretineeu ser BerfebrS.@e-
icbe in ser noromeitliHen EoliSei4
Station 6u oeronttuorten Dnbeu. Gin
SSnqueit be5iieIid 5oiitb'S 500 iinOei
moreen Slbeno in ser iiioipeitlibeu
&olideiitation itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
Nntn.& .&CnMen fOrOert
Siuei Cpfer.

Der 9icnnfn6rcr Garl 9imbcre Anb
Iciu Wiedauifcr ". YnIotti ac.
tOStct. - gci Ocm $50 NieiIcn,
Slcnuen nnf Der S6ecps6caO.gaD.
Balm. II Nlaidiue ianit 6ei einer
Snrbc in Ons @clGnOcr Biuciu. -
GSOic Slideubuder Der Sicser Scs
Rcnucns.
Sem gorf, t3. Wiai. II 9orl
2imbers, Elm Gennfobrer, uno &. Bo.
lotti, fem Mehaniter, lpllroen beute
Ro6Hittag bel Dem 100 Nfeilen.Gen.
nen ouf Ger Sbeepsbeoo.9nD. D.8abn
getootet, ais ibr 9lilto in ein @elGn.
Scr bineinioulte. Ger llnfaa ereig.
ncte iifJ bel DER fiin5ebnten 3imoe,
pG6reno 2im6erg oie 6iibrimg inne.
bottc.
Ser 9lennio6rcr operIor oiienbor
sic GontroIe iiber ieine Wloidine,
ols CT nit ciner @eibtpin0iefeit bon
mcbr ais 100 Nlcilcn Die Stlnoe cine
Surpe nobnL 9eioe Wi6mer ipur.
oen iiber OoS @eI6uoc ge,porfen; Der
Sobrer ipor oli Der SteIIe foot; ga.
Iotti itor6 auf ocn g8cge nadj Dem
GoneO SSlonosSoipitol. Sic Wioi6i.
nc giu9 in 5lannlen oui.
Simber9'S @ottin beiano iid I'M
fer oeu 3uihouern ouf Der Gribiine,
ais licb ser lluiou obipieltc. sic mur-
oc per 9(uto nod Dem SoipitoI &c.
broht, mo crit bier crfrbr lic bon
Dem troeilhcu @cidid i6reS @otten
Gie iibri9en TbeiInebmer al oem
Henueu iebten Die toue 6obrt tort,
imO bon ocu 8itibnucrn lpor Dor
g(bldluB ocS TennenS mir @enigen
6efount, OoB 0nlieIbe 5iuei Menldcn.
leben 5um Spier 9eioroert babe.
G00ie Hidcnboher pnr Der Sic.
GER; er Ieete ole 150 @leiIen IN 1
Shinoe, 33 @inuteiL 81 Sefuneen
5uriid, moS cine 0urbihnittsgc.
icbminoigfeit bon 96.23 NteiIen pro
Stunoe beoeutct.
SSuleS Deoigne iuor 3peiter, mo
Sra Snil eiue ols 9ritter ourb's
3icI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14
sine aartcn 9sartic.

HSm GroeeiboB oeS &olcia6.SoteIS
lunroe bonn 6rauen.8erein Oes rllu.
abb. 8iireeroereins" cine aorten-
Gortic obaebolten, III ipel6cr prod
tiac Brcilc auseeiebt uaren. sSlt 9ln.
IbhlB an OicYortie iprrOer ourd)Srn.
u. 8. 5onf06nel beridicoene Ereiie
uernnftionirt, bon oenen @r. Sobn
gtieOer6oier ben SouptprciS crbielt.
Sr. Sobn EiorfS eewoun einen Go.
men.Simono, inO elmer DER anoeren
eliidIihen @elpinner wor Sr. s. @.
0oditett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-14

Sunction, t3 .Wioi Ser uotoriihe
9nn0itenfiibrer @etro GeoilIu, lueI.
der oas nor0liHe @ero Gri5 ilnlider
mo6te, 5ipei Sfii6iere inO fiinf3ig
Ieiner @efolgsleilte tuuroen in einem
@efedbte nit GarroiBo.6orcen imter
@enerol2ugenio &ope8 bel Giuooo oeI
Otoi5 setootet. 5iiuf5is ser gonoi.
ten ereoben iit6.
GilIo in 6 G6ibuobuu?
Columbus, 9t..Wi. t3. Wloi. -
GetahenientS BON GapuIIerie, weIde
ole 9teu.Merifo.@re potroullirteu,
beridteten Sol. $. @. Sidle, ooB lin.
teriuhltueen feiue 9eitdtigltng oeS
@eriidteS geaebeu bGtten Oab GiIIa
iidl in Den Bergen oeS n0r0li6en G6i.
buabuo oeritedt 6oIte
Dt . biliiirung bemerf-
lteIligt.
GolnmbuS, y. Nt., t3. Wioi,
0ie Nlobiliiirimg Ser toileno
@ionn Der Stootsnlili8 bon Oleil-
@terifo lit beilte nit Der glnfunft pei.
terer Goupoenien BON Deming, Gil
Der Gitp, Globis, gSortoles, 9[rtlia
rno GolsbaO uno elmer 8otteric Or.
tiIleric bon Hoicpea becnoct nor
ocn. 0ie am iiiolicbei Gnoc Der Wti.
lit6r Teierpation gcloeerte N}ili5 be.
Itebt ans einem gSfelett@ .Heeimeui
Snionterie mo Der 9otteric. 9le.
frlltirlu9en nnl OoS 9icgimcnt oui
aricesit1rfc BIT bringen nebmen III
gon5cn Stootc, lnlit Nieloungen All
oen General. 9lOiutantcu 0erring,
9iuiitigcn &erlauf.
&on onltbcincno out6entilber
&ucIlcil miro bicrber 9emeIoet, oof
oac iiiowdrts beitimmten Sluto-9Sro
Diont5iIoc 8pii6en Golouio 0ubIol
mo glonliQliipo onge6oIteu un0 nod
Scr 6eloboiis IN Gublon ourildge
iont uer0en.
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raj Eeoopa eriutbte ooraui geioe, iii
Der 9lusiduB Situng amueieno 3ll
iein.
@renlier 9riano ieBte General @e.
0opa OoDon in &enntniB, in 6olac
SIbweienbeit Oes 9rieesuliniiters BON
Baris tonne er sic 9lnfroge I'M glus.
iduB uorlduiie nidt beantiporteu.
(@ine ontlide, in 8ariS am II.
Wiai auSeeeebenc 9efountrnahunQ
iteItc 0ie Stidtiefeit ser W}elOuneen
IN 9lbreoe, Dob ein General OeS fran.
56iii1eu Stabes pGbreno 6erSdlodt
Oen 9efebl aegeben babe, sic Streit,
frdite bonn rehten N}aasufer 8uriid
5i5iebeu Gas Gemenii fiiete biBii,
cs mdre I'M @eoentbeiI befobIcn ipor.
ben, Die Steaungen auf oen oitli.
deu Wioasufer inter allen ltmit1n.
Den 81 boItet)
Gr5ber5Ogin fiir Yulgo.
ricr's Tbror.
2on6on, 10. Wioi, geod eiucr
glnliieroomer Gepeide Der @rdonge
telegraph 50. miro III aiir5e ingicn
bic GerIobing elmer oiterreihiIhen
@r5ber5oein nit Dem &ronprin3eu
Boris bon 9uldarien bcfoltnt deac
ben pcroen.
(Sn einer Iepeihe aus Bern BON
6. Moi bieB es bereits, ooS Sour
mol ocS Gebots" crfldrc, oie Der
mdbling oes arorprin5en init cinel
Grin5eiitn aus Dem Snuic So6s
birg it0nOc beoor)
llnrnbeuoui Ger SSuielS
Sonos.
g(t6en nio &oriS, II. Wiai
9leue llurubeu oni Scr grieHiitbei
sSnicl Somos, an ser ggeitfiilte Dol
aIein gliien, boben einen ernfcl
llmfang aneeuommen Gie 9lcgic
uno iriiit Iebr eucroiidc @1aBnat
men, Inn Der Situotior 81 bcgea
nen.
Sfft5fcll ongctiino . ia t,
! vSrnbiIos mo SnbbiGe)
8erlin f3. Olai. ~ Or. GlC
mems GeIbriid, ser @liniiter ocs SSr
nercn mo &ice aou8ler bot iehl
Heiionation eiueereiht.
0ie lle6ericc glohricbtcn.g glecnhl
erfldrt ooB Or. Delbriids @eiiouc
tiou ieineu ibledten @eiunobeits
ouitouO 5u6uihreiben lei ST leiot
on 8udertrontbeit.
Sic ugottlihe Sarnb" a.
Der Sront.
Eoris, 13. Ntoi Snrab @erl
bor0t lit beutc bon ocr 5ront 8uriit
gefebrt luo le in orei Eugen fir 81
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geiSe lInfane luaren nnpermsiSIidl.


Der GoO oes IA Sabre ulten Sci
tiiugsperFdiiierS George 0updd BON
gir. 1896, Snreeit2one, Der am 5rei.
toO 9lbeno III Der @oensStroBe, 3lpis
lten 2onpole. iinO SeOernIItroBe, bon
eiuent 2oiiolitomobil, ooS poit @eorge
q. gafer bon gtr. 1901, 9torO gono.
StrdBc, eelenft ipiiroe. iiberiaDfeil
lmo oieenbIidlib eet0otet Doroen
lunr, puroe eeitern gIbenO in Der
norooflibeu Boli5eiiIotion bon einer
GoroncrS.Silry nuteriud)t, oic feit.
lteIltc onb Der llufua nidt 5il Derbii-
ten mar.
SSn Ger 0itli1en Hol5eiItotion Iiel-
tc cine @oroners. .SiirD ieIt, ooB Der
.@iienba6nunfol in Der Ganton.9lpc.,
Der Dem 8 Sabre alien Soiepb @ru-
boDSfi bon gtr. 500, Siio.G6opel.
StroBe, OnS 2ebea foitete, iidt Der.
nicoeu iuet6en tonnte.