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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
S2intrr idllucOildlcm lgnrOincn.

Der 20 Sabre olte 8iaiom @ooO.
bine bon 9tr. 1905, @}orl6oa- -2lpcnie,
Der t9 Sabre alte @iihoel Soog bon
glr 1900, 9dttcrp-9(oc., Der II Satire
oltc Srpin @icslcr bon N}r. 1902,
SonopersStr., uno Ger % Sabre nltc
&idbaro WicGuaoue6 bon 9}r. 1908,
GouingtonsStr., puroen 9eitern 9iod.
mitto9 megen imoroentli6cn 9ctra.
gems bon 9iihter 9ionft in ser iiiO.
Ii6en HoIi5ciltation 81 elmer @el0.
ltrofc BON So imo oen Soften perur.
tbcilt. Die Burden bottcu iid mdb.
reno Der lebten 3cit in oclu Wiiter.
iduppcn Ger Baltimore & Gbio.Gi.
ienbdbn berllmgetrieben mo 0en Ser
oo1t Des Scr9eanteu s. Eborntor
mo Oes Eoli8iitcn 2oiliS @otmon CT.
rcgt. Sic fonnten ibre @eloitroi(
nidt biiterlegen mo monocrtcn Oa6eI
iu'S @ei0ngniB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
IyOlocn eiuer 9sriiaeLci.

@ctcr 5. Saint pou Jtr 100,
Somion.Str., pilroc ecitcrn bon Hid).
tel Ronit I'M iiOIiNca Eoh5eioiitrift
81 elmer @eloitroic bon $6.l5 rcrur.
tbeiIt Gr bottc m0GrcnO cincs sc.
Iooe0 in icincr g8obmng sen Weorgc
Otto 0urd cineu @leneritib pcrleBt.
gSegen 9lnbeltorlng muiBtcn Sobn
Ricc, gSiaiom MopienbpIocr lmO
@coree Otto ie $6.l5 beroJpen. 3a.
lint mar OnrG Ocn Sdrm Der gtoAt.
Ihpdrmer aus ieincin Shhimuer CT.
uaht. "a cr niHt weitcrIhIofcn
fonrlte, bot CT OaS 8rio, iiH rnbie 5ii
ocr6oltea. @iner Scr &lmtponc rici
i6m einen S6impfnamen 5u, moraui
cine Eriigelei ioIetc. Snl gerloufc
oeS Sonogcmcnges tod Saint 0en
0tto init cinem EaiAcnrciicr iii ocn
g[rm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Standardization.

9err Gbas. s. 5or. Der Slpcrin.
Ihsl'oent haen oes stontS.9iircolS fir 9lr-
n Vl lno Statiitif, Bat eiuc S5nipef.
n ,nol aIlcr @eiBaitc anseoronet, III
SV'pen ainoer beid0itiet iueroen
~ -. 6li crnitteln. Oh Die @eicse 5nni
lutte bon Rnloprn oerlest weroen.
Sn ~. oeli Iebtcu 8oHcn iino 30 Safe
s., s Serlebiuoen oes ain0erarbeitS-
o,lgeeS sur aennt,iiB ser Yoli5ei
SyOra@t inoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
lin Sch llnO gledIt.


Sin 3eicbcn Scr 3eit I'M GrinIinol
@cricbt. 9Sic SomorO 8. Sin.
ecr nit $3.50 pro ISOLDE iciic
8omilic cruobrcn ioI(. Bier
@bcihciolrgen gcpdbrt, SSn
9clgicn fam cs nidbt 10 it6Iimm
ici.
6rou Morp Singer er5dbltc &C.
itcru i'm GriniuaIgcricbt cfnc 9er5.
erarciienoe Seihidtc iibcr ibrc rmo
ibrcs NlameS @emiiblugcn, 9eib imO
Scelc 5uiammeu5rbalten nno fiir Gin
ocrfriippcItcS aino 5u iorgen. Ter
NIonu 5opor0 8. Singer, mar BON
elmer organization ongeidaIoigt nor.
oen iliht fir ieiue 6omilic geiorgt 81
bobcn. IrnI Singer bcjcuetc, 0oB
0oS 5mei Sabre oItc pcrfriippelte aino
icin gauges filr5cs 9cben in SoipitG-
Tern mo oui glrlncniarmcn uerbrodtc
lm0 ic aui @eranIolIug ser nScnrp
Natioa &in0crldub @cienibait@
surd OaS SugcnOgcritt ongcboIten
!uur6c, ooS SinS oitf cine RiIegcinrm
sil icnoen no iie bon 81 biS So pro
Mode Oaiiir bc5abIeu loGte S6r
W|onn babe 50 bro g9o1e neroicnt,
mO trob Der ocpoItigcu Steieerllng
ocr 2cbensmittclprciic bobc iic cS fer.
tie gcbrobt, 0os crforoerIicbe @efO 81
be5abIcn Oo1 ici i6r Nlouu oerIctt
lporocn imS in 6olgc oeiicn lei icin
9obn ouf $3.50 pro @odc rcou5irt
woroen. 9(ber nit oiciem @cI6e babe
Tie folm groo inns 5ett fditicn fon
nen fiir iih nno oen @lom. Gin
9lecnt ser Ueieaiboit bcjcltstc, SAB
oas Sinh beion6erc Nfle1c bcoiiric.
Singer bc5cilgtc, ooB CT germ bcreit
lei fiir icin aiuo 81 iorecn ooH iuiiIe
er nidjt mie Ct nit sen weuigen
Gents, ole nod Oer 9c5a6leli Ger
@liet6e iibriN blicbcir nod DleOi5in
in0 9ler5tc bcjo6Ien fonnc. Die Sc
i6lporrnen Dor oencn ser San Der
bort luiroc, iprohen Ocn Mlonn obnc
@citercs frci.
@e1dicOcnc Scutc.
Srl arcisgcridt ,pnrocu gciicrn
bic iol9cuocu Gbclcutc oci6icScil:
Charles y. @e6rnom bon icincr
iSrou 2lnla Wl. @e6rruonN; 6rou
9(nno Is. 8onnon bon Sobn 9onnou
Der cine 3udtbauSliroic obbiiBt;
6roit @crtru0c 6. @oipcrS bon @co,
a. 9opers; Grou WlUrtlc ~ Sen.
oeriou bon SorrD 6. Selroerion. Trei
Der 8aore uoreu MIR fiir5e 3cit Der
beirotbet
&ertanGt 2 Do6eucrioB.
Coma Seten zimmerman rcidtc
gcitcrn i'm 5tootocritDt cine SboOen,
criotflaac bon $4,000 geecu Sic
(, ,lmitrN Hoi1popS auo electric So.
Gin fir NerlcBImgcu pclhc iic, mic
lie beboiptct inioIgc ciicr Goaiiion
5ipiihclt elmer NoworO.&orr. imO ei
ner @ounc 9luc. .StroBenba6u Oouon.
0etroecn 6attc. Gic Goliiion crcig
nctc iicb ON Is. September 0ic
&lGecriu bcionO iidb III ciner @ouorN-
Eorf-@leftriihcu lpcl1c III Der bid
flung nad ocr @pnne-9lpe. .Slmction
fubr Sic gob al, oaB lie lid bel
Dem lluioae Gcrlcslmecu an &opi
aorpcr mo ben @(ic0nlaBeu 5uge5o.
gen 6ottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
TIer VeriOnen perIdIlunnSem.

0r @lc bieiise @oii5ei pcrIubt, Ben
81 lcntboIt Der t6 Sabre alien Dlorp
'oetto bon 91r. 1913. 9antitrnBe,
i%, onl 0onneritog ipurloS ber-
~ n'oullo iin0 bon 8rau G6no Ban.
grt9 bon 9fr. 1902, @recnmoiinti
ss'luc' Die am lestcn 0lortog nit
.n,: yt.n 5pei SeinOern oeridpono, aus
ol;!,'oan. olI;i Dos Mdohen iol in 9e.
St,una cilcs iiin9cn @lonnes Die
~'uot pcrloiIcn hoben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Ger 90 Sabre altc @loenrbeitor
SdmeS Golp bon 9ir. 932, 2. ..%lcn.
Str wnrne Don Dem Serecontcl
Sobn 2. &uSf imo Ocni EoIi5iitcn
Scorgc 9cd per6aitct nahoem Ct an,
acbIid) olf icinc 6rait Die III 9tr.
ii22 &ioeclp. Strv luobn6nite Gli5o.
beth GoIp gcidolien boitc. Grutroe
Don Hidter ,Sobonnlen nir Gin bcuti.
aes @erhor ieitaeboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
SranO in Der Syra5c.

Surj nah WiitternOdt brad bCntc
DlOrscn in ben StGllCn Der 6irma
gumprcdlt & ScnridL M Ocr NSrcitOn-
glacg, nabc GotbeOrnl,Str., Gin Sycnrr
ANS, Our dDlucldjeS bier Wlaulcicl nm
fnmcu nnO betrGdtlifcr ShnOcu mn
Den SuttCrUOrrGtbcn angcridJtct mur7
SC. Der Wili5iolOut ". q, GolOmel
bcncrstc Scn Scncridcir, Oraua in
Scil Stall Gin nnS rcttctc Gin Oariu
6cfinOlidJcs Gbcpacr, OaS lcidt Der.
lctt nnd Dem 6Oipital gcbrudJt mcr-
zen mnhtc. Wcgcn / llbr mnrcn bic
6lammcu md uidlt nntcr GOntrule.
SSdidJercicn uOllcu 6S6crc &rciic.
Der uGerein bon S8didcrei. .9clieern"
croiinete acitern ieinc Sobrcs.
Gonocntion. Die Sibuugen
inoen i'm uSotel 9ieuncrt~ ltntt.
Sin Gomite miro cine neue
&reiS.Scola ousorbeiten. Dos
@onfett.
Ser oGereu bon gSGi1erei De
lisern bon W}orDlau0 lm0 Oen 81.
itrift Columbia" eroffnctc geitcrn
9}oMnlittog int nSotcI &enncrt~ feline
j1brIiHe 0peit1gigc Convention. 0ic
Sitlung wuroe bon ocm &rGliOcnten
Der 8erciniguno, SoiepD Nlrhcr, &c.
lcitct. q. Q. @oloSborouq6, &or
iibcr ocr itGotiIcbeu 6o6rifploe. Cont
ntiliion bicB oic Gelceoten i'm 9lo.
men scr StoOt Baltimore miafon.
men. 0ie oerihieoencn Gomite'n CT.
itottcten 9criHt Su meitee6euoen
MoBe puroe ole bcobiidtiote 8reis
erbobiug fir oIle Molcborbeiten be
iprobcn. &criGieocnc 0clceotcn
micien ooroui BIN, DoB Oic @rbo9ung
ser &reiie nidt 81 unleebcn lcj oo
oic Nlnteriolicm pelbe III gSdl6c-
rcicn gebrouMt mer0cn IN Den lck
ten Olouoten Ourmihnittlih um so
@ro5cut gcltiegen ituO mo BOB ole
&rciic jcocnfoaS nod bo6cr gc6cu
lpcr6en. Die 9SGihcrcicn 6ottcn
ibrc @rciic Dor ichs Ntonoten nob
elmer 8eratbuug erb0bt iie orbeiten
obcr gc9enpdrti0 fat obne (Scwtnl.
Die gln9eIc0enbcit mllrOc einem SO,
mite iibcrgeben mcIAes cine ncuc
9SreiS. .5coIo onicrtiecn lmo bcutc
Oen DcleGoten 5ir 9lluIobuc Dor.
Ieqcn miro.
DoS >So6rcSbolliett. -ionO oeltcrl
9(bcuO itott. Or. Sobn SS, Gone
mar ocr Gooitmciiter. g(uiprobcn
wuroeu gcboItcn BON StritIono vs..
@iailon S(. S8. GiclOS mo 6olecr
@ic&inieD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
@Olisiit Sauc cutlaiicu.


------~-
Soite bier 5rciforten fiir sic 9(uSitcl.
lung in ser 5. 9icginlcntS.Soae
in @clo umgcicbt. gSor is
Sabre I'M @oli5ci Gcportcmcnt
t6diig. ScAs &oIi5iitcn wlr.
ocu bon Den %oIBci-Grmmiiiorcr
iiir tiihiioe 2ciihugen belobt
@oli5iii 6lopO .. &ouc pom weit.
Iihen Giltrift puroc geltcrn bon ocu
&oli5ei-GomnliiiGren ieincS glrnteS
cnt6obcn, "a Ct bier Srcifortcu fiir
Ole 9lusiteImng in scr .. EegimentS.
Soae fiir 81 ocrfouit bottc. @oue
ipllrOc bci Dem &erbor bon &e6tSon.
malt Clarendon s. Z. @oulo, einenl
iriiberen Eoli5ei-Gommiiidr, oertbei-
oigt. Ger 9Ingeiduloigte geitan0
Elm, OoB CT oie 6reifarten perfouit
Bate. @r lit felt 1S So6rcn @oli5iit
mo bat ieAs Sobnc iuO orei S0Hter
I'M gllter BON A bis 16 Sobren. Sc.
mdB ieinen 9Ingoben erbielt CT am
@roiinimgstoge Ser 9lusiteQung s
6rcitorien. Nodoem CT icinen GienIt
getbon batte luo gegen 8 llbr nob
Sonle geben luoQtc mlroe er bon
5luci Serren lut0 5mei Iomen ongc,
ipro9en Die i'm nod elmer @oroee
iragten 9lIs Gone Damn io6, ooB
eiuer Der Serrcn @intrittsfortell iiir
Sic 9lusite0img follien moute, brobtc
er sic Bier, sic bon ouSnGrtS luoren
mittcIit ieiner 6rcifortcn in sic Sole
lmO lies iib oonn cincn GoIlar &c.
ben. 9lm nomiten Gage iob Sane
oieiel6e @eieaihoit ipicOer iuO Der.
nuhtc, Oeu Dollar 5nriid5ugcbcL Oo
er gc6ort bate ooB cine lluteriits
dung be5iiglid Der SranSoftion an.
geItcllt luoroen mar. IroBoem Sr.
@oulO sic Eoli5eisGommiii0re eriuht
bate, Nliloe iuoIteu 5il loiien ipuroc
Gone ieineS glmteS ciltbobcn.
SchS Toli5iiten belobt.
Sir bcrporro9enOc 0etihlngcn. Oic
Iic bci Der &erboitmg bon @beitcr
Fug0, Eoul Ylon0eu, 9ouiS Sole
nnO %carl Gborllton, oic Dor ciuiQcl
Nlouoten Su96 @iI(S bon 5topoa,
". g. III oer &bilooclp6ia.)Ioo0 be.
rpuEloS nieOeriNhIeen uuo bcraub.
ten al ocn Eo0 le9ten uurocu &c.
tern Ccteftiu Gooncu, GmOc.Ser.
acont 9locI, Sergeant 5. Robiniou
lno Eoli5iit Niorgon bonn wcitIicben
Giitrift bon oeu |eIijei.Gommiii0-
rem belobt.
@ebeilnpoIi5ilt @orter un0 @oli5ilt
Soiep6 Cougbertp wlrOen cbcnioaS
belobt. Sic battcn oos 9}e0cr-@6e.
poor 9(rt6lu mo glnnic Sterrctt Dor
Die Shroilfcn OcS @crl1ts ocbrobt,
neil oieielben Dor iiebeu NSobren Oos
S5ouS BON 20. g. Gidoroion in @boc.
nir, @althnorc.GolntD, onSoeraubt
mo oonn IN Yrou0 gellcdt 6otten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
NlMtlpir Gdliri,rrci.

po,, y 30 Sabre altc SdneS 9ioic
pr", ssr W 904, NRcaim.Str., muroc
ioba ~. Tldter Slit Dem @cridtspcr.
Sd,.., ilberuieien, lpeil CT cinell
io9YruB ouf elmer @oIiD BON 9ir.
loG Qillmanitr., obgeicucrt bobell
iSSt0,' mn Der glbiiMt ocnielbcn 5it
sirtH;, sts, Ger goreans iouO in Gode'S
itots VdlMaalt, glr. 800, On.@ogeritr,
ie6r '' V'rdli@erwciic sing ser S6uB
Via 80 7, ---4-~---------------
oror Iagrlidcn llebluisen Ocr>Got6e.
gIn;n,S SoooIitp iGlpiIcn ociIcrrl nit
oinaIs0 '0''cl nnO ocn scecn SeS Gar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
gSater beItroft

S8eiI er iciueli Sobn 2. @owin
S0nd, Der ongcblid nod feinc IA
Sabre alt iit obne einen GrloubniB.
ibcin pom StatiltiiHen 8uremi ar.
beiten lieB, wurOe eeitern Sobn 9Dnd
uon 9tr. 1927, @lcGuuob.Str., bon
9fidter &odarD in Der niittlcreu Eoli.
5ciltation NIT ST uao Soften 6eitroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Slnf ReiIen acounacn.

9o. antonio s}cnOctfa. 9lr. 1913.
Si,l.p NV otrv erludtc sic 8oli5ci ocs
M r'Wpn Sc5irfs, nod) leincr 10 ,Sobrc
tsn Sodlter @lorp 9lusi6au 81 boil
MsA Yer Ntann elaii6t. OaB oaS
goDen nit Ocm l9-iGbri9cn Soc
NVuloor Die Stoot perluIien hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
Sin fOuislider %OrlGnfer Ointcn.
berg'S iR Gurcn.

Gle neuclten Grfori1lmgcn oer 70.
rconilhen @ei9idte 6obcn ooS Iebr
intcrciiante Eeiultat ge5citiat SAB
Gutenberg I'M fernen Often 9liien4
cinen foniglidcn @org1necr battle,
Der lbon cin babies Sabrbunoert frii.
Der 0ic @rfuome oes Gppcn.
orlldcS lit in Gcutihlano i'm 1850
angciebt Den Grud nit beuegG.
den NRetaaettcra crfano iuo ourd
Elm Detret allgcmcin einfii6rte. Der
Trtd 9an5Cr Soften pon gelio6cncr
0ol5pIoitcn mar betonntlid lAon
langit IN Gbina uno oen 9Gnoern nit
dineiiider aultur (Sopail Gorca)
betonnt 0dS bcriihn1tgite Gr5eig.
liB Oicier Grciien III oer Druid Oes
blioobiitiiden RclieionSbndcS aSri.
pitbofd" III cfpo 1900 gdnocn inter
aoiier Sougtiona (9s2 993), bon
oem iid) Gin Grcmplar iii Der faiicr
lideu &ibliotbef 81 9ofio beihAet
ubcy ocr 6ortiHritt 81 bemcslihcu
imo ioelcid ans Ncioa scgDlieuell
Sc!icrn iii oic urciecuc Griinonno oeS
forcallilhcn SnpcratprS Sbai iiong,
ser poi 400 lii9 regicrtc. had
Ben Sorihungcn oes &aters 9lnOrcoS
Gfarot 5u Seoul erlieB Der ofienbnr
eeiltig bohbcocltenOe aoiier i'm britt
ten Sabre iciner 9egicrimg foleenoc
i'm 2i2. aapitel 0er groBcn foreonis
idcn @ncDflopdoie sNhul bli ii fo"
oulb9pu6rtc Sroflomutiou. Sir oie
&ealcumg OcS Sanoes iinO giicbcr
nnbeoin1t pom groBcm Gortbcil. LIN.
Ter Sltreid liegt auBerbalb ocs Dlce.
res. imo mr ieltcn ocIon9en @iiher
ans Dem &eib scr Wtttte iii ms; Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
eauarrfrit,gOrbereitnnacn

San8erffit'SDrbereitnngcn
Sos SIuSorbciten ciner Gonitiiutiolf
Der vSdnecrieit @eieIlI6oit~ be.
ld)loiien. - Gas Nluiif.Gonlitc
ousgclud0lt. Serr Stcp1ul
'Steinmiiacr ais @orliscr. -
Gin peitcrc Sieung fir Oeu I.
EGcmbcr on6crount. Sin
RreB.Gomitc ernonnt.
Qic @litelieoer Scr ,,SdngcricIt.
@clcIlidoft" bottcu lih gciiern in scr
gSeruoio NfGnncrhor SoIIc" an
0cr Jtoro SolporO StraBc cinge.
llInochL Inn iiber oie %orbcrcihluocu
'lr Oos fommenoe Sdngcrfeit 81 be-
Eatben mo uuOerpeitige @cihditc
00gnuidcln. Zen @orib fiibrte Grdii-
Oent SenrD Gbomos. Sefret6r Geo.
9lnlmelbeber iibrtc ooS @rotofoli.
5llllobit piIr0c eiu Gomiic eripGbIt,
ocni cS obliegt, cine Gonltitlttion fir
olc @eiellid)oft oiiS5uar6citcn. Tic
@erren Sngo Steiner, 2ouis SHueis
yer lmo Sobn g. &olfcr iurrOen Dor.
gCblogen lno ernount. IS cntlponn
nay cine IGueere Tebntte betrefis oeS
W'lllifs@onliteS. 3un goriieeuoen
ulclcS @omitcs piIroe Scrr Stepbon
StcinniiIler oorgcidllneen. glohOem
oleler Serr OnS glmt o6gelebnt 9ntte,
nlapnt CT es ihlieBlidI nohoem CT
llol ilber oie Dem Gonite geeebcnei
yrmodltigungcn eingcbeno erfiruOiat
paltc. ooh OIL. @r crp0bltc iih ioiort
lelll Gonlite ipel6eS aus ocn Serren
SDorlcS 9}op, AOolf gernboro, 9lr.
Orcos 9cvcr, 9oiliS .. Gietericb mo
N. Sobn Is. Scmmeter beitcbt, nit
gerrn Stcp6on Steinmiiller olS Gor.
peeneeu. 8cItimmt luuroc, OoB am
Orcitog, Sen I. GcjcnbCr, cine Ser
NmmIlug abgc6oIten lucrOen ioll,
'o'pocrlm i'm 8ereinslofol oeSu Scr
alanla @i0nnerdorS," in Der OoS
"'ltlit;Gontite gerid)t o6ltotten ioll.
"a Oie regeIn0Biee Gclegoteu.Ger.
lalnulins Scr ygcreini9ten Sanger"
ul'l oicien GAG fdut 10 iuuroe be.
lVlolleil, 0ieielbe lint cine gSohc 5lp
ocridicben.
sll28 Otooenl6cr finoct eine Con.
5cripro6c fir 0cn 1GoninerS oery Ser.
Suracr" III scr n@orruonic SoIle"
4'l Der g9clt.6ovette.S .StroBe itott.
yin SorIdlog. Elm YreB Goinitc
y crteunen, lpiiroe ul9cnommen
llRO Serrn &. $. @funo oaS 9Imt
9cS @oriibeuSeu fir ooiiel6c iibertro..
sep llcbcrroid)t iprrOen oie glnwe'
lepoelL uIs Serr Simnelbebcr ibnen.
ul'ltbeiltc. illter ibueu bcfdnNc iidI
Sla WliidsfirO. oos aui cinc 25job.
e19c 0IiidIidc Gbc 5uriidieben fonne.
Slcs lei Serr 9lOolf 9eper. Nae Scr
'V'l ldnltteltclI Serru 8Cper bic Noro,
.l'Q Ocr 0lIteu @iinite lporct mon-
" '%Vflel, Die "a Slm 9lusOrud faatcn.
y'ap cinigcli ilnbeoeltcnoen 9cmcr.
ssuu9en mcbr oOer weniger priOoter
"F' 0crtogtc iih Die &crionlmlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18
0r' Douglas nudl Der 9SbippS'idcu
Stlinif gebradlt.

q or. Sobu ToueloS, Ger III ieiner
~o9iuno, 9ir. 1914, 9oltcn.Strobc,
y elrem nit @a0 aeiiiI(tcn 3immer
Se"slaelnnOcu W ipuroc, lit iest IN Der
Np'pps'i 'ihen &linif, no icin @eiin'
0V'l alS 9eiihrlid, onacie1en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-18

Serr @eoroe s. 9. Simonus, Ser
9rnOer Oes Gr.Nlopors q. Glou Ri.
manuS, bat iid i'm glorplnuo llii.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01
THE HAPPY SECRET

The practical person may little
later quarrel with a wasteful Hand
that scatters loneliness before fruit
that winds from the thread Of sun
tassel ere corn, that carpets the foot
way with flaming tulip and other nom
sensical purely intoxicating beauties;
but even he Is awed into silence about
extravaganza by the kingly thought
that sent the robin swerving into the
bleak land carrying promise in story
of song of all the luminous, changing.
colorful sleight-of-h going on be-
meath the brown and scar Of deaths
gowning.
And, of course you do not expect
this years violet TO know of last
years! Aught she knows of other
springs. She is not to know the trend
of her brief life until looking back on
its whitening blue to see as the others
of other springs that it was for but
fading day, as time is reckoned for
yiolets-and other things.
Somewhere in Ruskin's Proserpina
that a hungry-hearted adventurer
dove into whilst yet the day of days
Jagged, he read how the dear old
methodical man went violet hunting
and, oh, the trouble he got himself
and his lucky reader into, for he dis
covered that violets are II or more Of
a kind, each with heritage and ped
igree ranging from spurned poor rela-
lions to the veriest aristocrats, and to
be valued ordingly-some Of US so
foolish as to love best the ''lowly VIC
leland with tastes as to location
from meadow banks to mountain
views. It's a really wonderful trip
into violet country taken with Ruskin,
one that Burton Holmes could make
very interesting If photography for
thought existed. And how this same
daar old naintsr tnf fnwars nalattas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01

the colors Of Viola for us from whitest
white to petals either all yellow, or
the two uppermost are blue-purple,
the rest yellow with a blue tinge;
very often the whole are all purple"
And here were we, colorblind, think
ing the violet blue! How this quaint
philosopher quarrels in scholarly mood
with the squint-eyed, who see only the
specks on the sun and are over-hasty
to point the mildew in the heart of
the rose. You will next hear" he
warns, that the rose was made for
the canker and the body Of man for
the worms" This ought to be quietus
for the naturalist who would go
a-muckraking amongst the lovely:
What the colours of flowers, or of
birds, or of precious stones, or of sea
and air, and the blue mountains, and
the evening and the morning. and the
clouds of Heaven. were given for
they only know who can see them and
can feel, and who pray that the sight
anu lOfe Vi tutlu uudy DC piolOHStui
where cheeks will not fade, nor sun
sets die"
Leaving Ruskin and the violet, it is
a fact that the lilacs are budding
right here in Rock Island, that the
beds on the court house lawn are filled
with darling little green spikes. curled
like fingers, that give every promise Of
bursting into gaudy dance some warm
morning soon, and that Hollyhock
Lane in Long View park will be nod
ding with gay ladies In every shade
of tissue gown ere many moons, and
that dear old trump of friend near
Port Byron has been making Sunday
excursions to fern-fronded rocks and
to the woods, peeling elm boughs for
poles on which to plant the wren's
nest and the bluebird's domicile. even
making plans for the pesky martin.
With it all we see cloud of cherry.
apple and plum blossoms that stretch
es from yard to yard in little town
and in the doorway OF her home wo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

George A. Williams and wife to
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
lot 10, Columbia Place addition, $500.
Henry L. Becker TO William T.
ChannOn, lots and Z, block 2. Beech
er & Walsh's addition, Rock Island, 81.
Sarah F. Mclaughlin ct al to Fred
HOfstetter, tract in n. f. Il section 81
17-3W, $1O0.
Max Golafsky to Jake Lefstein lot
in block rs. Lower addition, Rock Is
land, $2,375.
Willis H. Wood to Edward n. Lund-
berg, undivided part lot 10, Woods
subdivision, lots 26. 81, %, Campbells
End addition, South Rock Island, $100
Bertha Roessler TO Jessie ]. Green,
lot 10, block .. Black Hawk 4th addi-
ton, Rock Island, $l00.
Nels Swanson by conservator to
Henry L. Becker, lots 6, I, and g.,
block .. Beecher & Walsh addition,
Rock Island. (conservator's decd 1,
$2,31O.
Peter R. Ingleson and wife to
George and Ed Brussell, lot 3, block
>, Stewards addition, South Moline,
500.
Cyrus Miller and wife to George and
Edward Brussell, W p y. E. a S. E.
a section7-16-2W, $4,000.
Eliza and John E. Hauck to Charles
H and Clarence Miller, tract in sec
ton 31-17-2W, $500.
Nellie and Charles Young to Charles
S. Roberts, lot l, block %, Silvis, $1.00.
Nellie and Charles Young to
Charles S. Roberts, lot 5, block "a, Sill
Wis, also lots I, s, 9, Is, II, Herbs ad-
dition, Silvis, $500.
Charles s. Roberts to Charles and
Nellie Young, lot !, block 20, Silvis, 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01
BY MARY AQUN.
shall any following spring revive
The ashes of the urn"

Within such few days they will
seem to pass like mirage. the tremb-
ling earth will give forth its secret
that has been stirring and squirming
happily in an apparently cold bosom
Of clod, chilled with gray mist.
It is one of the many subtle pleas
ures the Universal Mind has made for
man that he cannot grow so old that
he is not surprised on the birthday of
the first blade of grass, and, as the
society items read on such suspicious
occasions left with number OF pref
" gifts" Perhaps he does not ques-
ton his feelings. but should he he will
find that it is not thought Of the af-
terfow OF early spring vegetables, lat
er grown harvest of corn and wheat
and golden fruit that goes into the joy
BUSINESS with which the stir Of spring
is heralded. 1t is the immaterial
thing that makes so very glad.
The swelling of the lilac buds, in
instance, certainly means not divi-
dends in banks for any, unless it
should be the floriculturist; yet we
venture even the prosaic vender and
encourager Of beautiful things OF
ground does not look upon the earth
made new" with any thought in his
mind of profits The word passes for
what it is worth 'twiXt friend and
friend, neighbor and neighbor. DID
you know the lilacs are budding" and
other such fluctuations on the coming
of-simply beauty. 1t would almost
appear that these were the vital tnlngs
the beauteous things-that should
be kept uppermost in mind. since they
are presented first in the re-blfkh OF
each year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01
Notice.

Bids will be received at the may
or's Office, Rock Island, ILL.,. until 10
o'clock a. m, April Z, 1916, for audit
ing the accounts for the past year OF
all officials of the city of Rock Island
who receive or disburse money. City
reserves the right to reject any or all
BIDS WILLIAM McCONOCHIE,
Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-04-01

man stands at sunset, drinking the
fragrance and breathing prayer OF
thankfulness to the Give of the Joy OF
living. She was so fair and loved so
much, we thought she could not die.
But out yonder, at the edge Of the
little town, this year the violets will
bloom and the plum blossoms scatter
on her grave.