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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

lion, meldc ous Ocn llnterobtAeihln-
gen Ocs Sod. mo StrnBenban. &c.
partemcnts beltebt miro inter ocn
&l0ngen ser BON Gmerib unO @eber
geipielten @lorihmeiieu Ourd) 0ie
StraBen 5ieben Sic 5. Tioilion miro
ans ser MISUNDERSTANDING
einihlieblicb OcS SSaiicr. Cepartcucnt
inlo eleftriihen Gommiiiion beite0en,
iudbreno Oic Z. ino lebte Oioiiion init
sluei 9npellen Die @arf-9cboroc. Oie
Shul.9eborOc, Oie ofieutlibe gliblc-
tiidc 9i0a imO bic 9oo.GonmiNiN
pcrtreteu miro.
Eie &uroOe miro ibrell glnion9 i'm
10 ll6r an Ser SiasStroBe ltnO oeo
&cp Si96moN nebmen. miro iiG
peitlih ourh oie SoiQ. SIR @oioper.
norolic6 OnrA Oic NonoUcr. uad Der
baltimore Ourh oie Baltimore,
mcitligb uab Nomoro. Oom n6roHc0
0nrc6 Soworo. nod 4lonumcut.
StraBe. Sort ipirO ser Glovor mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
o5OmD MleylnItO's @ebnrtstas.

3mor nor iein @eburtstoe ihon Dor'
getcrn, a6er ans gutcn @riinoen miIl
CT, ocr Sderifi oEom" Nlcyaltp;
ocnlcI6cn crit 6elite feiern. Genn onl
8crtbcioigcrtu9c, 10 Ood)tc DER &c.
niole Serr, mcrOcn nciue 6rclnioc
before @elcocubcit oo5n baben lln0
10 bat iicb Ons @cburtstngSfino cine
gln5abl 6relrnoc SIR 6eier icincS @eF
burtsiagcs, ocs lpicoiclten meiB aei4
ner, naH Dem Glopcr Glub Shore
om Bear @recf cin9cloOcu. oEom"
iclbit miro an StrauOG iiir ctuo 60
Feroncn Gin 6riibiliid bcrliclcn,
Sin 8rii5itiid," 10 iogtc d. vwic cs
nod fciucr eincr rpJclaDcnen
iSreunOe ic beiier porgcic t etbaltcn
bate llnO Oa ser Sd,eriif nidt
mir ais outer 9camtcr bcfannt it,
lonocrn aud ais gutter GoA, ID fanN
an icincll ssortcll nidbt Grjluei.
telt mcr0cll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

Seuermcbr ron &iabldn0tomn bcr.
belgcrutcL INN Gin sIusbreiteu ocs
6cncrs 81 pcrbiitcn. Der Shaocu
belief iid aui tn9eiobr 5000 uuo
man gloubt Dob 0os Sci,cr 0urd
5clbltent5iinoma cutitnnocn III
SSddtcr ant Ocui 2noeplat osr drill
Icr Scrtili5er g.. am SuBc Sax
Clinton StroBc fonOen 3mei 1loihcn
Bier. cine Eouorbanhaotc un0 cin
Shid aolltabod, imo cS mur0c 5lis
crit ge9Ioubt ooB iracno &emono
Selblunoro beganacu bate. G0 miro
leBt onguommcn oaB Der s'ciiscr
oiclcr 1oc6cn 0ril gSadter hcran
nobcn ia6 mO iid ous ocm Staube
madts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

Der SioOtraib sic Eornoe abnebmen
oie iidD Damn Uciter 0urd OicGbarlcS.
5trobe noh Scr llt 9iouol .SIpemie,
oltrd oieie III ucitliher 9licbtlmg noh
Der acknowledgements Damn pcltld
Onrh oieie noc6 Stridcr ourh Strif.
fcr-StroBe nod Sorlcm9Ipemlc mo
oitlid6 nod Gol6oln lii0lih ourh
Calhoun. noh Whlbcrrp.S .StroBc Dc.
gcben mo BORT anigcIoit pcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Qaocr6nns6ronO.

Sun 5ocitcn Stodlnert eincS ga.
scrbouics ser u@riifitb y @ono
6ertili5er Go." all ser Clinton imo
AZ SiraBc wNoe 0eitcrn Niorgcn
cin Seuer cntOcdt 0oB uiel 9luf
regmg nernriacbte, meil Scr &icr
Ser .StonOarS Gel @cieainait~ lpc
iih Souicuoe Sdiier Ccl '0eionNen
In iumiitelborer 9l6be iit Gie Gan,
tou Seuerwe0r mar ihneu alr STEELE.
lm0 poriicbtSbolbr lulroe ollh bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Der Son Scr 9entldlcn.
Seut ioClt outs frauf unO frei be-
fcnncn

a..
Sert ioalt outs frauf unO frei be.
fcnnen
g2os iicf in Ocinem &cr5eu ru6t;
Gen Ocutihen gtumcn ioQIt on men.
men,
hRerlcuanc nidt oos oeutiMe 9Intl
&er iuil uns iuliere Hedbtc bcugen2
Scitt ioait Ou's Dor ser @elt bc5cll.
gen,
Srob aIlcr 6aIi6bcit, oaer Siii:
Sug'S mir, ooB on Gin Ieutihcr biItl
grnii lit oic 9citl wer wia nod
DontelL
Sonll triiit Tcrodtlmo rnS, nno
Spott;
Tie ocliiAc Seelc bari nibt ihuon.
fen
Gonit oicnt iic niht Dem trcllcn @ott
gCnP nur an oeincr Wlutter 3dbren
Tcnf an Oes @oterbonicS 2cbrcnl
go lit Elm Ser5, ooS oics pergiBt2
Soo'S nur, oaB on Gin oeittiber biltl
Icr Shlrnl fcgt inns on allen 0rterL
9lun giirte 0itb, oil ltol5cS Scr5;
Srou' niht sen 6euhlcriihcn Mor.
ten
0ic Iollh6cit loucrt aueripdrtS.
BOB Dir ocin &ciligt6um niGt rall.
ben
Gb oac Gcitiel Did iimidnoiben;
llnO fdmen Iie nit 2ug lnO Git
Go0' 5 MIR, ooB OH Elm Ecldihcr biltl
9n bait Gin Tehtl luer fam oir'S
ncbmen
Iein ireies, cchtcS 9iirgerrcht2
lIno lpia oic poroc oicb pcriemcn
9lls mar Ocin 9iirgcrbrici nicbt edit?
@oS 5ittcrit Ou, in oieicn Eogcn,
&enn iie nod Oeiuem gtomen iragen,
9lls itiiuo' CT mif ser SreinOenliit;
Gags ntlr, odB Oh elm Gcutider biil
Mir glolibtcn inns 10 eng pcrbuuocn,
@ermona Slmcrifo.
Nland ib0ncr &ron5 puro emit &C.
lpunOen
GS por ein @riiBen, fcrn unO nab
WliGioner Ieuiide bier 5u SonOe,
9rcu pflcgten iie oie 6relnoidoits-
bun0e;
lln0 icst orobt ms MIR SOB lmo
9iit,
SSo1's nur, Dob on elm Gelltidcr biltl
ggcr lpciB, cS fonnt nod iblimmcr
fonrmcn
Gie gonncn hits ia fencn Sic9;
Sir england bctcn uui'rc 6ronmcn
IcuiiblonO ioa ltnicrgcb'n I'M
Gricg.
Sic pcroen nod Die Nbren ipibcn
Ncnn crit Die idbiueritcn Sie6c iBenl
@cnu tic Scr eig'nc Somncr iriBt,
9Gua's nlir, oaB Sn Elm Teutidcr buil
@cbt's aud nod bout ollt reuben
@egcn
llnO tonmt Der 6einO BON 2anO ino
W}ccr;
Scout bcien lpir I'M @ottes Sc9cll
0jptt iCbiib' ben aoiicr mo lcin Secrl
9lud ms Gilt ar oos blutge Siin-
gen
sIuA ms ipirO's quite 6riicbte brin-
gen,
Gbon6 Der Shmcr5 mond6 $cr5 SER
friBt,
Soos nur, Dab Ou ein Ecrtihcr biitl
q. s. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

%crtgCiOigcrtag-
9lae itdotiic6cu GcportenteutS pcr0cn
iicb Oorou 6etbeiligen Ser
StnOtrot6 miro oie |aroOe ab-
ncbmcn. @lf @aiif.aape0cn
nc6ncu all Der @orooc t6cil.
Sic @orooe-9ipute imo iouiti0e
@littbeiIingen.
Selte pcrOen ale itdOtiicbcn Bit
rcaur gciAloNen ieiu aus gInIaB 0es
cItcn neutrality-suspicious.. Eie Noro.
sc, IN wcl1cr interciiontc @ergleicbe
5piic6en Oamoligen Sogcu sen "a
gen Oc5 Sicgcs inn Sabre 1914 iibcr
Die Yriteu mo Oen 6euiigen OurH
pr0btig ols9citnttete SAnnpoacn
porgeiiibrt wcrocu, mirO in 7 Tipi-
iioncn cingctbcilt lcir Nloior ASrc.
lton lnO 0cr Stootrotb miro iic &c.
puc poiiireu lolien wcml iie icb in
longer Nei6e inter Sen @ciicu poe
triotiiher N}uiif al ser 9iirgermei-
iter-Eribiiue i'm S)it. &cruon @loce
Dor6ci6ewegt,
Tie crlte gl6t6eilmg pirO Sen
6ortihritt Oorltclcn, 0en sic @ciirnO.
belts -9e60roe rnO Oie Mo9lt60tig.
feitS-@eb6rOe in Oen me6r ais bum
bert Oergongcnen So6rcn oemadt bo.
ben. 2 &opcllcn Oic Scr Wlarplonoer
SDlac fiir &no6cn imo bic scr ct.
Wlorp'S Snouitric-SHnlc, perOcn sic
Nluiif fiir Oieic Cipiiion lieiern,
Tic 6mcitc Gipiion miro 9nSiicl.
llngen Der Saicn.9c6orOe, Scr So
britonlogcr-@onmiiiiou OcS Nhunici-
pal Solrnol oeS Sompeu. mo 9ic6t-
GeportcmentS, 9nlinipcftor @iircol
uno itd0tii6e 9iiherci poriii6rcr.
Sn ser oritten Cipiiion inter Der
6iibrimg bon Steimolo'S &opcle,
miro sic Scierlucbr- mo Oic 05ciGng-
nib-9c6orOe moridiren Eic 4, Gipi-
rifo imtcrnonmcn 6ottc, bcgob iid
Scrr 9crt6alO nod GngIono, po er
pon scr Gorl Guid Spcrn Cont
poguie pcrpilicbtct wurOc mo in
9ioDol Goocut @ur0cn ais Gpcrn.
teuor po6rc Srhnip6c icicrtc. BIT
oieicr Bet mtroc sic &0ui0IiNc
Spcr in g9iesbo0cn auf ocn bcgobtea
SGnger oltfmcrfidal unO 6crici i'm
nod oicicr Stoot. 9lodocm CT in
SeicS6oocn mc1rere Sabre geipirft
6otte, bcrciitc CT bic 6uuptiddlicbiicu
StG0tc i'll IcutcblanO inn bon al
nah gliitrolicu unO 9}eniccIanO 81
iabreu. Gam fom Scr 6c0c6rtc
&iinitlcr nod Yoris i'm bic irau5o.
iiidlc Sprodc 81 ituOirca lnO lih
nit Der irou5oiiidcn Gpcr mc6r be
tannt MADDEN, Gor ciuigcn no
noten fam Serr @crt6alO loh Sen
@crcinigten Staotcu 5uriid nna
murOc ioiort nad icincr 9lnflnft nn
oaS Eeo5oOp Gonicrpatorhun 6cri
fen 100 er pom I, Gfto6cr an scr
Spcrn-Slaiic poritc6cu miro.
,Wfu1ifs g(fn0cntc.~
9(m 2. Oftober miro sic .Nhuiif-
9ifaoemic~ lire S6orc Oent @ublitum
crihGcBcn. o9iobinion Gruioc", cin
Icbr eriolgrcidcS S6ouipicl IN 5wei
g(ftcn mo 5m6lf Sccncn bcrfaBt BON
8. s. @uiimon miro bas critic 5tiif
Scr fommenocn Saiion iein wcldes
in Scr 9(fooemic alifgefiibrt miro.
r3obinion @ruioe~ murOc i'm @inter-
garden in gtclp.Norf aufgeiii6rt uno
blicb bort l6noere geit aif Dem Spiel
plan. Gin Seocr fennt Die @eibibte
bon o9lobinion Gruioc", icOocb lit Oos
Stiid perOollItdnoigt porOcn mo
miro I'M mo0crnen Stplc iibcr sic
9rctter ge6en. 9o MIR eritfloliige
&r1ite 5u Oieier gluffiibrung per-
pfli6tct mnroen, lit cin 9eiuH Ser
nglcaOemp Of NliIiic" Iebr 5il cmpfeb- |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

@race 2emiS, W3ilt 6ronsioro, Sronf
Wlortin Goav @ilion, Sad 0cmpip
luO Oic 0amcn Beatrice un0 9oucra.
Socm'S Sippo6rome.
Z beoter.
Sn Der ieBigcu @oc6c oibt Cabin
6. 5roucis, cincr Scr bcltbcfonntcr
Sanger lmo Singlc6rcr in @olti.
more, Scr felt Ben lebten Is SSa6ren
llntcrribt in @clong gcgcben uuo gc-
Icaentlib ooS bici0e @u6litlnm init
ieincm proHtuoacn Gcnor cut5iidt
bat, icit Gcbut ouf Scr Niibne oc5
&arictcs III 9ocm'S @ippoOrom,.
EGcotcr Scrr Gooio 6ronciS 6oitc
0ic 9ciiimg Der G65rc scr @ritcn
cneliih-hltberii6cn &ir1c, Der lut6e.
riiGcn ct. Wlorfns-&irhe rno Scr
WH. &crnon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
icbcn &irc6c inuc; IN ocr Icbtcrlpd6n-
ten &ircbc mar cr nbt Sabre lana
t0dtig. Stimmlniong lit aeroOe5u
crliolmli1, imO icin gluftrctci I'M
&oricte-S6euter miro frcllOig be-
0riiBt. @r. Sroucis lit ans @oleS &C.
biirtig, bat uber oic nerfloiiencn 1S
Sabre III Baltimore pcrlc6t. Seine
Eodtcr, Sri. &ot6erine 6rancis, miro
ais eine ser belt taIentirten Binniitiu-
men III oieiem Stootc 6ctrohtet.
9(uf ocm o6tmtmmcrigcn u9la
Star" .%rogromn lit @oroon 81
0rid q 50, pcr5cihnct, un0 5war III
i6ren ncueilcn 2ouooncr Grfolg
Dg4on 8p 81 Seq. Gos Stiid purSe
Don Srn. Soclu 5u Sem ipc5icIlcH
,3meG importirt, in iciucn S6catcrn
gcipielt 5ll wcr0cn.
0icicnigcn sic ibr aorpcrecwi1t
rcou5iren wonen ioGtcn iic6 So. 9or-
ncB ino Wlablc 9iobinion onie6cn,
beiOc 250-piiinOiec, bic i6on felt
Sobren OcnIcl6cp 3mcd nit auScn-
iidtlicb icbr wcnig @rfolg crrcihcl
lpoqten. Iic 9ciOcn iino foniiicb
sum &ugeln. Sioncp, EownIcv mo
GoOic unO 9irOic GonroO perocn
cine ncucite mlIifolii6c Gonl0oie bic
ten. llntcr Ocn pcitercn 9Aumncrn
beiin0cn ii6 0lm6or, @annaro unO
Glmbar. Gin Erio ciropdiihar llcbcr-
iponut6citen; ouBcr0em @onoclbiI-
scr.
@wDnu Sof Yorf.
Scr oSSunior Sr0cr llnitco 9[meri.
con N|cdouicS" BAIT 0cutc i'm
0iwpm 0of-@orf ieinc jdDrlicbc SIC.
union %iclc Gon5ilc BON oan3 0}a.
rDlono mcr0cn an ocm 5elte t6cil.
ncbmcl fit 0os Ole ltulfangreic6itcn
%or6crcihnecn gctroiicn lborocn
iino. 9(milicments oller g(rt mcrOen
BON fril6 aiorgcnS Bis ipGt gl6erOS
ubgebaltcn merocn. Cine &inOcr.
oaSitclIlma 1T cine ocg Souptottraf'
tionen. glm glbeno wiro groBartigcs
6eucrperf abacidoiicn, 9lod-
mittagS fnoct Gin @aicboll. @ctt.
ipicl ltott.
Cpcrn aloiic 0cS Sea
bo SD GonierputoriumS.
glls Ncictr scr Gpcrn.&laiic 0cS
@caboOD Gonicrpatorilims wllrOc
Scrr @orron 9crt6Qlo, Elm ouf ocm
@e6iete scr flaiiiiHcn Whdif lucit
uno brett 6cfonutcr 0pcrniduGer
ernonnt Inter iciucr 2citung miro
an Sem por6in cuud6ntcu SnItitut
cine aloiic fir ungcbeuoe Spcru.
Sanger er0iiuct lueroen umo nit
Oieer Ginridtung cincn ihon lon9c
cnpilnocncn 9coirfniie III 9oIti-
more ob9e6olien. Scrr @crt6alO be-
gam ieinc miiiifaliihe Gorricre ais
&irdenidngcr in 9iGu gorf inN
Npernlciter mlr0cn auf i'm alli.
nerfionL olS er in Bolton gum criten
@}oIc nit scr Gamroih-Gpcrn.Gonl..
poguie III ocr 9ollc Ocs pSobcn-
grin" ouitrot. 9loH0cm cr nit Der
bcfonnten Oprrnidngerin Mo0omc
g}orDico me6rerc 9iciien 0urb glmc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
@cirlstc Sic gpanrnmns nidIt.

EroBocn imnuer iuo inii,r iyie'
DER gclparnt miro, iiD itcbt ol;S ci.
llcm StrnEcn6ohnpogaon 81 lc0ncN,
Qiebt cS immcr roM yclltc, uclhe
ole @ormIna ais nicbt nngcbraGt be.
trodten Gcs nuBte oucb @eter @o-
IN ii boa 9}r. $50 SiiS.D}ilton.9lpc.,
Spcltit @out criabren. Neter fonn-
te cs nidt laiicn in cincm @oggorl
Ger Gorer. strabenlinc iib ans 0ent
,Senltcr 81 lrbnea iino wnroe BON ei-
ncn in cilgcacngciebtcr &idtung
la3rcnOcn Y lggon 10 beitig inter
ops aiun &C r.oBen, OoB CT ans Ocm
6enitcr flog Olit irjwcrcu &crlc.
bunacn am Siopic mo nnI S6rpcr
uurOc ocr bcpuBtloS alf ser Stro-
BE 2icacnoe naN ocn Nlercp-0oipi-
tol gebrodt Ger llnfaII trug iid
an Der @rott- ino G1arlcS-StraBc
5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

= Erudfc0lcr .,SU plr0e
uon ocm NroBcu NumQriiteu oui chs
relm0Ildllie miltonlmen acbcHci;
alcid bein Cmpiona boi N mir eiacn
SSit an.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
9ic grObc Sfftrtc fir Srtra=Stinucn
mO %rtilt rrlildt SamIag.
StmncnOmme sic 6a6cn NUT noCO pier Tuge i6rg Inn Elm
9OOGtd6 5u geWnnen. --]C6ue( ]llNrn (ii6u 6eule
OaS ]'ennen unO JO6n ](ieOg60ICr lOgt i6m

@euni bier Gage bon bcute cr-
IiIdt Die groBartige Gifertc iiir
Srtro Stimnien mO @rciie, SIS lit
bic bette @ele9enbeit. 6ortihritt in
Oicicn @ett6eperb 81 uioden.
1lcbr Stimmen werocn iebt geac-
bcH ol9 Dies ic ipieoer ser Sail
iciu miro. IS ictciut ieOodb, OoB
DieIe SclItc Ooror 5wciieln; mcnn
Sic 81 oicieu geb0rcu befe1rcu
Sic lid lhnell, che cS 5i ipdt lit.
Die mciiicu Der 9elucrbcr piO-
men ibre 3eit oem Sommcln pon
9lbonncmcnts. sic lpiinHcn 10
picIc Grtro Stimmeu 5u cr6oltcu
olS ro0lih. TicS miro ourb oic
&cr0nOcrunget angeoeltet. bic tic
IN i5rcnl GeforO gemadt 6o6cn.
9lihael Nlartiu lit 6eite scr
6iibrcr i1m iolot Sobn 9iicocr.
1oicr ais 3iuciter. uno Damn fon-
men Nlorn .VIiiacr imO i. 9IorOcu.
6olj 9hlcb Senrp Slcin6ar0 IGl0it
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

Gbadt ulli Gborles |loBl Scr ihm
in StimnciBo6I iaIt alcid licbt
@itc 6ortidritte moden onBcrocn
Sobn g. Scronf mo 9bos Srie.
N5cr feincr pon all 0ieicn Ncrren
bciibt Gin Nlonopol auf 0ie critic
Stellc, ga ie0er GilBrlnc naM 0cai
6odiicn 9icforo itrc6t
Griucben Sic uni Done 9Ils.
fruit oicies aroBcn @or8uos oicicr
Gompo9uc o0cr ii6cr onOcrc
9imftc. oic Sie nidt pcriic6cu. Gs
III iebr id5pcr aue @in5eIbcitcu az
mes llntcrne6ncnS mic 0ieicS "a.
ocriuann loiort ucrltdn0Iih 3u mia.
den GoS @iircou ocs g9ciibc.
wcrb HcooftcurS beiinOet lidl i'm
9iireau 0cS nGcitihen Gorrcipou.
ocnt" 9fr, aus, Sit Baltimore.
StroBc. inns TIT BON s ll6r 80 4lor.
gems bis 8 ll6r 9Ibcn0s ac0iinct.
Die Selepbon 9luumer lit ct.
4oul 3i73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

N6pnnentcn. pie ocn yTCMlIdlcn GOrres-
Ipuuoculclt" uIhl pimltlidI CNCr nurcOels
maeia crbaIicH Hul 0ebrtCn. Der CGitce
oopou per geIcpbou cher IilrlilIidB E..t.
1be''Vne 5u mo@en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Gtimmcn fir Gnb;rriptiuucu.
SIN SOranS 5n bc5a6Icn.
%n~a srass"s ~ " v'" @f t@s "t
Yer 9OIi u0sr 1raatr


TN "'" X"
g6Omnta me6re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

nitt Ssm u. 9Ici6ons lit e6en.
Tolls onf Dem Soften, obaleid er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12
Nrtrn Etimtmtcn itn0
9rciIc.

Bon 8 ilhr MiurscnS ScS 3. September
1916 bis 6chn llbr gl0cube oeS i6. 5ep.
icmbcr 1916, luir0 icDer 9limmOeucrbcr,
Der ucnc Announcements i'm 9ecrine hon
Sl5,OO nni cinnlaf nhrr ucsl nnn
rndi cinicnhct, 10000 Wrtrn, Etimmcn
crnaltciL fir $1,000 @crth 10000 Vrira-
Gtimmcn gicicr @nnuc miro acQcn
Gmlan oeV 9lnnebpics acluGhrt nnIcroem
nnh bic rcg1larc 5timmcn5ahi iiir icors
Nt0nnHcmcut.
90 wir be6ueiiclu onR iraeuo Gin
Stimmpciucrncr i'm 9tanoc M. $4,000
gScrtD na announcements clnsRicHccn 10
reriprcdlcn lair ciucin Scorn elm $500
NnlOiihd, ocr 10 Uclc ncuc Mbunncmcuio
pocr Nnr mehr cinicHoci,
gEir mumsrn oaynat animerfiam ma.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-12

me0r Stimmcn ais ate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-10
FLY TRAPS TAKE
PLACE OF SWATTER
NEY TYPE OF PEST CATCHER
is PROVING WONDERFULLY
EFFICIENT.

ATLANTA. May 9.-The old method
of killing flies with fly swatters, which
was highly efficient so far as it went,
has given way in Atlanta to wholesale
slaughtering of flies by means of large
fly traps.
After educating the peopl for years
to the danger of the fly as a con-
veyor of disease germs, the local
health authorities have succeeded in
instilling into the minds of young and
old alike a wholesome hatred of the
little pest.
The department has now abandoned
the festive fly swatter, and installed
in both the business and residential
sections new type of fly trap that is
tremendously efficient When set on
the curbstone with little honey or
sugar or molasses to bait the flies it
catches them by tie thousands. and
every night the health department
takes out the catch and resets the
traps
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-10
WILL OPEN NV SANITARY
BARBER SHOP THIS MORNING

Sam E. Brown, proprietor and Ben
Martin, manager, announce elsewhere
in the News this morning that his new
barber shop will be thrown
open to the public this morning. This
new shop is located in the Grand build
ing on Newcastle street and is one
OF the handsomest and best arranged
shops in the city. The aim of the
management has been to make it as
near perfect from a sanitary stand
point as it is possible to do and Wis
itors will agree that this has been very
nearly accomplished Mr.. Brown is
an old Brunswickian and he has many
friends who will wish him success in
his new undertaking.
He has engaged several up-to-date
BARRIERS and in point Of service equip
ment and cleanliness, he will merit
a liberal share of the trade.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-10
JUDGE SELLERS
MAY QUIT RACE
RUMORED THAT HE WILL RETIRE
FROM CONTEST FOR SOIL.
CiToR GENERAL.

According TO q report which reached
the city yesterday. Judge Alvin Sell
lers, of Baxley, who Is candidate
for solicitor general of the Brunswick
circuit, will soon retire from the race,
leaving the field to Judge A. ID. Gale,
Of this city and Col. r. l.. Bennett,
of Jesup.
The report that the Baxley attorney
is to retire from the race, however,
was not authentic, but it was general.
Three or four well known Jesup at
torneys were in the city In attendance
upon the bankruptcy court, and all of
them stated that they had heard the
report. One Of the visiting attorneys
added that 1t had been published in a
Hazlehurst paper.
Whether OF not Judge Sellers had de-
cided TO retire cannot be stated defin-
itely, and the Jesup attorneys here yes
terday were not making the report
through any injustice to him, but said
that they had heard the statement
made on numerous occasions that an
announcement of his retirement would
be forthcoming within a few days.
Judge Gale and Col. Bennett, who
was in the city yesterday, were both
questioned by a News representative,
and they both stated that they had
merely heard the report and did not
know whether 1t was true or not.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-10
SHIP PMENT FOR
APRIL PASSED
MILLION MARK
HEAVY BUSINESS TO FOREIGN
COUNTRIES THROUGH THIS
PORT DURING THE MONTH
OF APRIL.

Brunswick's export business for the
month of April passed the million dol
lar mark, according to figures issued
yesterday by David C. Barrow, of Sa-
Vannah, collector of customs of this
district, who made public his full state
ment for the district for the month,
The value of all exports shipped
from Brunswick amounted to 81 ,061.-
445, which is an unusually heavy
month. There was shipped from the
entire district, including Brunswick,
Savannah and Darien, total of ST.
S53,314; Savannahs shipments amount
ing to $1,757,219, and that of Darien
$34,650
The bulk of these shipments went to
England, that country receiving from
the three ports goods to the value of
$1,45S,494. The other was divided be-
tween half dozen countries, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands and
Scotland. Practically all of the local
shipments were for England.
The principal commodities shipped
were cotton, cotton waste. steel bill
lets, pig iron, rosin cotton seed cake.
lumber and crossties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-10

mendations the president and Secre-
tary Baker decided to call into service
the National guard of the three bor-
der states
Secretary Baker described the new
troop movement as a step merely for
protection of the border. He said he
had not heard whether the American
troops in the Big Bend region had act.
ually crossed the boundary in pursuit
of the outlaws who raided Glenn
Springs and Bouquillas.
While Secretary Bakers statement
said only two regiments Of regulars
had been ordered to the border, orders
actually were sent to three regiments.
The secretary said an error had been
made in preparation OF the statement.
After a conference with Secretary
Lansing today, Eliseo Arredondo, Gen
eral Carranza's ambassador. said he
had told the secretary there is not
an iota Of truth" in reports from the
border that General Obregon had de-
manded the withdrawal of American
troops. The ambassador denied also
that Mexican troops had been dis
posed during the El Paso conference
so as to threaten General Pershing's
line of communication.
Mr. Arredondo asked that increased
vigilance be exercised by the Ameri-
can border authorities against actiyi-
ties Of the enemies of both countries,
who, he said, were seeking to force
them into war by border raids
"Fhe de facto government" Mr.. Ar
redondo said, "has official and accurate
information that the attack on Glenn
Springs was organized in the United
States. 1t is feared that other similar
movements might occur. have laid
our information before Secretary Lam
sing. We have accurate information
OF at least two separate places on the
border, where raids are now being
planned by these interests"