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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

invitations for a dance at thelr home Bay
vaginal. West Collingswood. n. j. on De-
eember 2s.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Firth HIN and their
son Mr. Newton Oliver Hin, ot ibs5 Erie
avenue. will leaye on Sunday toF ta.aaot
Hail Atlantic City. where they VIII spend
the holidays
VARYING the custom OF previous seasons.
,hs GsrSnantoNn Cricket Club win celebrate
~ nassing of 1915 and the advent Of the
Seyy year upon the evening of Deeemnsr
III Instead or New Years Eve which talla
,,,,,n SUNDAY Close 10 500 reservations
- bssn made for dinner dance viii
Tolioz for which two orehestFas VIII tuF-
nlsh xlrtnaliy continuous music
Novel and decorative eneeLs hafe hesH
,,4s'..aa for the BALLROOM of the clubhouse
n Afsnhein. The fulsiide spirit Will =
-rnresssd m garlands Of flowers and plants
- ~ eeason and other decorations Nfl
- libsrally used 10 make the setting fQF
~. ssaes most attractive. The following
- aInone soine Who win entertain az ein-
49, - NJ and Mrs. z. D. Richardson. pr.
~ Horace =. Deacon, M. ana Afs.
49, aiakoiey. Ar and Ars O J.
s,,tso,,s-e. M and Mrs. r. n. Ne~pera.
- srs ~. Joseph Wayne. Jr.. ~. sna
- FVan Randolph. Aar. and ArA - -
sall md AIr. ana Ms n. -, cppHef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21
Personals

Miss Marlop Button has issued invita-
tons for luncheon on January in honor
Of Miss Maud Peylin, OF virginia, who will!
be her guest for two weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Miss Marion Savage. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles A. Savage, Of Gravers lane.
Chestnut Hin. will leave the first OF the
year for 0reensburg, Pa. where she viii be
the guest OF Miss Caroline JamiBon for a
fortnight. Miss Jamison was In the same
class at ST NaFy's School with Miss Savage
and Is frequent visitor in this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Miss Amelia Sparks Douglas, Of 40l
South Twenty-seeond street, entertained az
luncheon. followed by bridge. yesterday at
The Germantown Cricket Club The guests
who numbered ATTY. were seated at small
tables decorated with polnsettias.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs Reese r. Davis, OF ConBho-
hocken, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Emily NJ Davis. to Mr.. John
McAlllster. OF Media,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mr. and Mrs william J. Kraft have issued
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Air. and Mrs, w. J. Straley. OF Atco.
n. j.. announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Nellie Jeannette Strnley. to
Mr.. George r. Pratt, Jr.. OF Waterford. NJ ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21


BE- her guest for two weeks.
Miss Mary D. Thayer. OF Chestnut Hin,
is the guest Of Air. and Mrs. Arthur Emlen
Hewbold. at 20i South Nineteenth street.
for several days
Miss Marion Savage. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles a. Savage OF GraNer's lane
Chestnut Hin. will leave the first OF the
year for 0reensburg. Pa. where she viii be
the guest OF Miss Caroline JamiBon for a
fortnight. Miss Jamlson was In the same
class at ST. NaFy's School with Miss Savage
and Is q frequent visitor in this city.
Miss Amelia Sparks Douglas, Of 4Ol
South Twenty-seeond street entertained at
the Germantown Cricket Club. The guests.
who numbered ATTY. were seated at small
fables decorated with Polnsettias'
Mrs. Andrew Derr, Of wllles-Barre, and
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Derr, who has
returnsd from Pennington 10 spend the
Christmas holidays with her mother, 10
spending several days this week in the city.
Mrs. DeFr was Che guest OF honor az sew
eIal luneheons given last week BY her
Friends IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs EdwRrd Z. Marshall, OF
ltydal Waters RydAl, have Issued Invita-
tons for hunt breakfast on Monday, Janu-
AIRY /. az I2iso O'Clock. after the meet OF
the Huntingdon Valley Hounds The
Hounds win meet at Rydal Waters az II
seloek that mdsnlng
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Cooke, sd OF Brook
aeld Chestnut Hlil. spent several days this
week in New York at the Playa Hotel
Mr.. and AIrs. Jay b. Lipplneott and AIRS.
freise Eippinoott. OF Second street pike
ana Meeting House road. Aeadowbrook,
have closed their country home and are
eecupying their town house. 1895 Spruce
street. for the sintsr months
Mr.. ana AIRS. ]. orne Goodwin ana their
son, Mr.. J orns Godwin- Jr.. OF 22O Pei
Ham road, GeFlnHnf9En, sin leave the end
hn spend the weekend as the guests of
+r and AIfs- Thomas Wiiletia, and win re-
t,sln lor Christmas. returning 20 town next
Ar' John Eeasla, % Rynsots road. WA
t9te has returned 20 his home after spend
Ng several weeks in Indianapolis.
AEr. Eagans stun. JF. WIN retuFn tomoF-
QE from Fennsylyanla STATE College ana
hill spend the Christmas holldays a. the
tpl. at thelr home on Woodland avenue,
Hypcota.
~. 4Rd Mrs l. Harrison Hutehinaoa, e
takuooq, Johstovn n y. Hlll haye ArR
FFichinsoaz parepts Ar aad Ars Henry
tfi of RayslaeI y \, ~ thslF guests Qtef
tne chrlstmas hol'daYs AE and Ar1. he'
t'l arrive laaax
ARA HI|Iea CoIfon IS HEHaanrst u.1
4H rraa AzHHIeH1 VII aafe A1 eng
~ a
E ABS s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mrs Andrew DerF. OF Wllkes-Barre, and
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Derr, who has
returnsd from Pennington 70 spend the
Christmas holidays with her mother, 10
spending several days this week In the city
Mrs. Derr was the guest OF honor at sew
eIal luneheohs given last week BY her
friends IN this city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

invitations for a dance az thelr hqmei hay-
,yavmal. West Colllngswood. n. J.. on De-
eember 2s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs EdwRrd T. Marshall, of
lsdal Waters. Rydai. have issued Invita-
flpns for a hunt breakfast on Monday, Janu-
AIRY /. at I2is0 O'Clock. after the meet OF
the Huntingdon Valley Hounds The
Hounds win meet az Rydal Waters az II
e'eloek that mdknlng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mrs. A. o, II, Paul and ner son, Mr..
Henry Paul, OF Mount Holly, returned this
week from Jacksonville, Fla, where they
have been spending some time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cooke. Sd. OF Brook
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Mr.. aud Mira lay b. Lipplneott and AIFs.
Fraige T4ipplncott. OF Second Street pike
ana Mseting House road. Aeadowbrook
have closed their country home and are
secupyins their town house. 1895 Spruce
street.. for the winter months
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

elr. ana hlrs l. Harrison Hutehinaon, p
1aknooq, Johstown, n y, wlll haye AIRS
Fichinson'z parapia Afr. aaa Ms hspr,
efl of haxslae. II ~ ~ fhsH guests ete'
ths chrlsEn4s hallaYa AH ana Alfs. bei
H'l arrive faaax
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

ter Laidlow and their family. OF PIainneid.
y. j.. as her guests for the Christmas holl.
days, Mr.. and Mrs. Hand arrived last
Tuesday and Mr.. and Mrs. Laldlow will
arrive today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-21

Ar. EHEans gtull. Jr., vii rsturn tomor-
fQF from Fennsylga stats College ana
NH spend the Christmas holidays ~ the
eneai q his parents. hfr. and AIRS. Eugene
ktpl. At their home on Woodland avenue.
Wyncote.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

London.-Whole controversy over
question sis God watching this
WARP" revived by publication of let
ter from Vice Admiral Beatty, ap-
pealing for great religious revival in
England as necessary step toward
victory.
MISUNDERSTANDING from the
manuscript of prepared speech, Sen
ator Walsh sprung sensation in SEN
ate by reading from what he said
we're British orders to blockade YES
sells to obtain trade secrets from il
legally opened American mail.
Bristol, EngIand.-StrongIy word
ed resolutions, advocating drastic re-
auctions in ornaments and other
measures designed to prevent future
wars, adopted at closing session of
delegates representing English la
boring meR
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29
FENDERLESs AUTO TRUCKS RUN
AMUcK IN CITY

When you pay penny for trust
paper there are lot of things that
you don't find in it. Every loop pa
per has its pets-and protects them.
With hundreds of autos~and wag-
ons passing daily through the loop,
there are accidents. If the accident
concerns only ordinary citizens it is
printed in full by the trust press.
But when a concern which adver-
tises, or newspaper, or fender
less auto truck happens to figure in
the smashup or the running down of
a pedestrian nothing is said about it.
Three times in the past week
newspaper wagons have mixed in
crashes in the loop. The Daily News,
according to police records, has fig
ured in two accidents; the Tribune
in the third.
Police records show that a Daily
News delivery wagon hit George
Scherrard, IA, of 1925 Jackson blvd,
at 9Th av. and Madison ST. and that
he was brushed from street car.
Thursday a wagon of the Daily
NEWS IdOnCu Will JhC WdSOh VI
Theodore Zemesteen opposite 401 S.
LaSalle ST. Both vehicles were dam
aged. The trust press mentioned
nothing of either.
A wagon of the Tribune, accord
ing to the police, driven by A. Stei-
inert of 1856 Leland av., crashed
with a west-bound Blue Island aV.
car.
Three times in the past few days
fenderless commercial autos have
struck and hurt people in the loop.
An auto of the Otis Elevator Co. of
600 w. Jackson blvd. injured Cath
crime Hemmiter, 80, of 1915 Lincoln
av., Monday.
Another auto, this time owned by
the Hyde Park Hotel and Laundry
Co., 5203 Lake Park av., hit Garded
Iskenderian of 821 N. LaSaIle st. at
Monroe and Wabash ay His right
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-29

A truck described by the police as
Ford Phillips truck, 723 S. 5th
aV,' injured Miss S. Cavell, IS, 1928
Harper av., at Randolph st. and Gar
land ct. Her right leg was broken
She was taken to the Iroquois hos
pital.
The Yellow Cab Co. and Shaw
Taxi Co., both of which refuse to
recognize union labor among their
drivers, are trust paper advertisers.
So when they figure in a crash or
the manning of citizen the loop
press is pretty quiet about it. Here's
the record of the two firms in the
past. week:
A Yellow Cab hurt Paul hasten,
10 w. Ontario, at Monroe and Clark
SITS. He was struck while trying to
get across the street Another yell
low Cab crashed with the auto of
Edward Dempsey, 1887 Congress St .
Both cars were damaged.
A Shaw taxi hit Elsie Clausen, log
E. Walton pl., at Clark and Monroe.
She had cuts on legs and arms and
internal injuries. Another Shaw car
collided with a west-bound Madison
st. car at Madison and State.
= And you haven't seen word of it
in the trust press.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

BON gtoriolf unO llngc6nng E6eil
no5mcn. Gic firAli6en 6ciern Wm-
Sen IN Der lltberiitben Ct %olIS.
Stride o6ge6alten; Foitor SSoBu @iit
ino oeridieoeuc ouSpdrtiae Eoito.
rem omtirten.
Geutibe 9lii6rigfeit Oeuti6er6leiB
unO oeutIbc @cipiiien6oitigtcit pa,
ben Elm blii6euOes Stiidden Groc
mo Gin @eneiuOcpeien gedoiien,
oui wclc6es ser Stoot Olebrosfo mir
&ed)t iiol5 lit unO nit ebrinrdlt
mirOc ser or6eitsircuOigen Oeutiben
Yionierc geOacbt, pelcbe Dem berrli.
den StGote alcinoo gtcbrasfo's ei.
nen I'M ecbten @lon5e berrlid er.
iirobIenoen @oeliteiu eingeiiigt bo'
ben Oie Stoot gloriolfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

niot, 0.0006 @romn 9lollidrc mO
800 anbifcentimctcr aobIcnorpo.
@cmn Oieie Niengen BON 9litotiu.
9laui0urc imO 8o6IcnorpO pollit1n.
oiq i'm Creanisms Ocs Aolubcrs
blci6cn miiroeu, 70 tonuten iie bci ei.
ncm nibt ooran gemo6nten W1eni1en
ocn 200 ber6eifiibreu. Iapou fann
MN oaeroings feiuc &e0e icin, piel.
mc6r pcrocn oieic Stoiic im Slouhe
auSgebloien, ecbeu olio in oen Srga.
uismus 10 gut mir gar nibt eiu. Sc.
Oeniolls Oiirite oos Gauheu iclbit
pcit mcuiecr i6dolib iein ais Die an.
boItenoe 9eid0itiguue nit Dem "a.
BAT bel Ser gcriertieima bon 9iear.
rem uno Gigaretteu, po Oos bcitdn.
oigc Ginatbmen Der iliidtigen Stoiie
aus Dem Sabof manderlei @eiln0.
beitSiddOieuneen berbeiiii6rt, pem
nidt fiir quite @entiIation Der 9lr-
beitsrdume aeioret lit. Sir Sen
SoIooteu iIt Scr Sabof ieoenioas
ni6t iddolidb, ionOeru Elm iait unent.
be6rlihes mo i6m germ 81 g0uueu.
Oes @eulBmittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
0leine O2adlridltcu.

Ger Sonnoocride 9anOihrm Dor
100 Sobren bil0et 6eu @eacuItonO
ciucS 81 intcreiianten GcraIcidbcu nit
bcutiaen 3uitdnOcu cine rcide mo
blmte @1enge eeitbidtIid merfpiiroi.
ger Gin5el6eitcn beibrinaenocn ici-
Iclnocn 9luiiatcS bon 16coSor 9]c.
nefe. Scr iirb in ser ncucitcn Summer
(S) Scr SalbmonatSibrift ,,glicoer.
iabieu~ fiuSet. 9lub Elm Stiid Oeut-
i6er @eiCbidie, Wcnn aud nir inn
9o6men cines eiusclnen Meniben.
IcbenS, cntroat Oie biibi6e bioera.
pbii6e Sfi5ac bon 6rib 9au Sin
1O4i0brigcr bon ser glieocrclbe".
luG6rcno ser 9IrtiteI ,0ie glniGn9c
ocS OloeSIocr SoIbaOeS~ bon Otto
@oe6cI Gin lebrreideS @ciIpiel fir Oic
imerid0piIidc E6atfrait mo Inter.
nc6nunasIuit ooriiellt, 0ie iel6It I'M.
ter Dem ldpercn Grud ser napoleo.
nii6en 6remoberrihait niht nieOcr-
5u6oIten mnren. ToS mcnig befamp
te, ober romontii6e 9lrbeitStreiben
eiues in GclltihlonO's Sagenge.
i6ibte oieIgenomtcu iebt nber mebr
imo mcbr 5uriidge6en0en @cWerbes,
fiibrt ms Oie Stu0ie bon Mor Sei.
BORN .9luf 0em S06lerbai~, elm 9il0
ans Dem &0blerleben OeS Sberbar5eS,
Dor. inoeiien s. @ouuer 5. 9Ilt. cine
padenoc Sdiloerrng Der eigentbHm-
lihen Ianoidoitlideu Sd0nbeiten
im0 ser bepegten umo beOeutenoeu
@eibicbtc oes beimilhen @ulogebir.
ees Ger Siintel" euhpirit. Sin
ibones @erf froitDoIler Seimaib.
flmIt iiibrt inns Ser 8arhiein Scr
litbcriiden Stride Ill 9hrrib" bon
@aIior W. &noop Dor.
NbDmeMtcn, Dte Dea ,&emtibcn Gurre.
IpBu6rnten" uidit pHntilid pher nnrcael.
mdRio erhaItrn, hnb aebeten, Scr DfIlcr
baDuH PER- 1eIcDhuH pber Idpni:!lM .Dtlb
thetlmWa Az uIa&en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
CIrldmnd0lIcrucn im @laaen?


9lQQcmeiI miro ongcnonmen, Dab
oic @eibmadSncrpcn Der boberen
E6iere 06nlib wie 6cim Ylenl6en &C.
6iIoet lino imO Iib in Der Niuuo. ipO
Nabenldlcim6allt beiinoen Sn Der
ocuti6eu Sbieridnb5eitlng @Sbis
mo6t Serr GomS oaraui ouImerl'
Jam. ooB oas eierigc Simnter'
Ihluden Ser Io6rllng, o6nc Iie 81
faueiL oaiiir 81 prccbcn lbeint, ooB
Scr eioentliHc SiB oes 0Iel1mods bel
oielen S6icreu pobl falm OoS WlauL
louoern ser Wiagen lit. Der Suno
perldlin9t ieinen SraB umio gieriger,
lie beNer er i6m l1medt, iogt DomS.
Gs lit olio mobl an5lnebnen, ooB Die
8eirieoialnlg Der @ei6madSnerpen,
Oie Dem E6er oos iiftlibe 9ebageiI
6ereitet, niht I'M 9laHen eel1ic6t no
ole 9iiien faun nit oen gierpenen0i-
Egungen in 9erii6rlng fommeM Ion-
bern crit inn MnQell Dem iie in du.
Berlter @icr 5igefii6rt iperoen. gfa.
tiirIid6 banoelt es ii6 bier 5undblt
nur I'M eine @crmutblme, oo6 lobnt
es li6 mobl lie nGber 81 priiien imo
al rmterlu6en, Oh etipa @eibmads.
nerpen i'm Nlogen 70 mauder S6ier-
arnppen ielI8niteLIen limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

@os lit Oos GjroBte bier 81 2onO2
Sifs 5reibeit, 9iecbt, IN ieoemStonO2 ?
SIT eS 0oS treue WonneSmort,
SFF's @ottesflrcbt, Oes Goltes Sort ?
e5Hein; 0 itein 0 neinl
@s mn1uB nod ettpos @roB'res ieiu.
@os lit oos @roBte bier 5u 9ono?
SIT es Der Mooe neu @ewono?
SIT es Oes @ammons falter @Iid,
SIT es oes Dantee's Sdipeinegliid ?
. neiul o neinl neinl
@s muB nod etpos @r0B'res ieiu.
@os 1T oas GjroBte bier 81 2auo?
Sic @olisnotur im SdoigeluanO?
SinO'S eroBe Giebe, reid qeebrt,
$50 GbrIibfeit am LGnelien pdbrt?
. neinl 0 neinl 0 neinl
gs mnB nod etpos @r0B'res iein.
@oS lit oos @roBte bier 5u 2ono2
SIT es Der felte DRUID Der SouO?
SIts treue 2ie6e bis gum 600,
SIN 2onO, mo- SeOer, &otriot?
8 nein 0 nein! 0 nein!
@s muB nod ettpas @roB'res iein.
@os lit Oos @roBfe bier 5u 2ono9
Sbr 2eier, ereift nun gum GerItanO!
Ser alte 9arnum" batS qeiaQt:
nQaB bier Der Sumbug berg6od
raQt -"
Gr litt i'm 6leild unO 9ein
Ger Sum6ue oarf bier Serrider
Ieiu.
Sic idrie'u ii6 oie SdIie ipuno -
glls ging 9lmerifa 5h @runO;
Mou 6Gngte ollie 6a5nen 'rauS,
0ie &fIidt rief lout 5um Sampt
binaus.
@er giHg 0a nuf Den Seim?
2ie Seloen blieben ar oa6eim.
Ger Sum6ug erbt iid ipoder fort
lln0 fiibrt nit Jfed)t 0aS 9roBe Wort +;
@as beute beiB, lit morgen faIt,
Ser Sum6ug me6Ielt ole @eltalt.
@Gr' oud oos Ser5 Derlteint,
3ur 9lbmedsIlng miro audi Gepeint.
Gas iit Oas @roBte bier 5u 2onO':
Ger Sumbug, tennt nidt &ung ino
Stano;
llnO g[Qes Orebt iid) nur INNS @elo,
Tos lit Der @ott Der neiIcr &eIt.
@r lit aub gon5 neutrol
Ger Sumbng 5oblt iid oaemol.
9eirieOigt reibt man iih oie Sdno'
Ndr's Mafler oOer ErdiiOeut;
Sic iinO lid feiner Sdulo belpuBt-
Ser Sumbug iiiat oie gou5e 9rillt
&er miro nod ueidlid iein2
Ser Sum6ug t6rout ais @ott oIlein.
teIia1 pcr oos idmden fam
fbleibt Elm e6renwert6er Monul
apmbug n6brt i'm gon5 gelpiB,
&Gtt' Oos @epiiieu einen 9iiB
&er ibout ms Ser3 binein2
Ger Sumbus mnB Oerltonoen ieiu.
9l. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
ScntId-SI -SImcritaner,


Tic bonn Stoats GerbonOe SiiO.
Qofoto eefoBten 9elhiiiie do,
rofteriiiren lie. - Ereu gum
2anOe ser @o5l. Sir geiin.
Oes 6omilienle6en, entipredenoc
er5ie6rne, Sittlidfeit poIitiidc
get6eiIieuna uno oFrepareoneB. "
Ger 0eutId.9Imerifonii6e Staats.
&erbono bon Siio GaIota bat nad.
ltebenoe 9eidliiiie angeuomneu,
pelde fir Ous geiaumte Geutid'
anerifouertbum bon SntereIie iein
inO ieine 3uitimmunG iinoen OiirI-
ten:
8efhIiii fe
gSir, ser Stootsoerbono bon Siio.
Tofuta, cine @ereiniging, Oie mr.
aus omerifonii6en 9iirgern iid 5ll'
iannleHiebt, perIammeIt in erniter
l'no arober 3eit. oerIid)eru unierem
lebgen @oterlon0e uuentpegtc
oeiltlde Sreue, pie Iie felt Dem 9e.
lieben 0eiielben INNER imO aQent.
boIbeu bon Sen TeutIN g(merita.
uern geiibt iprroe, pcIde Ebotidbe
Ote @eididte ser rubnreitlcn Nepu'
bllt Der Ser. Stooten rIor unO i6cr
ollen 8meiiel er6oben oortnlt.
llnlerem often @oterIanSe~ ober
lpreHen mir oIs re6tIid 0enrcuSc
V'enlden oie groBte G6eiIno5mc mo
ger6libIten @iinlt6e 5u Dem 6eiBeI
ytingen aus, OoS es jett in oenl
ldmerlten aIler &riege iiir Oic coci.
lien Glitter Der Mlcnidbeit bciie6cu
nmB.
@ir beonern ouf's 9iefHie, ooB
uHlere Ereuc in OieIen erulten To-
9en, oo ilnier Golf mcbr oenn ic Der
v'nlgune beu5tbiat BON berriener
n mno rnberiener Geitc mioer 6eliereS
.|lleu un0 oIle grfabrine ougc'
osoe'leit piro. noSurdj oos @ift Der
Spaltune in infer @olfsIeben &c.
m9e'l gu9e'l miro, uno 5ipor ans benz
eglunoe, iueil mir es nit redter
x,. fI.eue ni9t pereinbareu fonnen
Salnollnos eiucr 6ii6rumg 5u foIgen,
pyr nldt ole ousi6lieBliHe un0 al.
lelnlae 6orOeruma oes @obles unie'
1eS selammten @olfes am Ser5en
unler ein5iaes geIlreben 1T unh
lol bleiben: oas @obl ino @eOci'
pen l'nleres nelten 8oterlonos. Iann
nertreten mir:
l. Gin eehtnoes SaniIienlebeu, in
melden Die SeiIigfeit ser gbe &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
0cntidJc GOmpasuic.

Sn @eulob, R..G., lit cine iothe IN
@iIoung beariiicn.-S -Seoer ocrt'
ide Goter itellt einen Sobn altr
gertbciOiGimg oes 2onOes.
&btIoOcIpDio, go., %. SSu.
Ii. - @ie bicrber semeloet miro,
regt ii6 oeutiA.omcrifoniiGer 30
triotismuS i'm gon0en 2auoc. Gi.
nen &lou Dor oem ielbit Die Oeut.
ide @ep0lferlng ser er0Bten Stao.
te Ger &creinietcn Stoaten 0llrild'
idrectt, n1mlih Die @riInoung elmer
oeutiden lili5.gompaenie, Oerpirf'
Iihte @eulob, cine ioit neiic, gon5
fleinc Stoot in Wiercer. .golntD,
9|oro-9ofotu. nit folm 800 Gin.
mobnern aGcr nit ternoeutiher Sc.
polferung, peIde bon ehtcm &atro.
iismus fir llnier 9lOoptiOuaterlano
beieclt lit.
ng8ir mollcn Der g8elt uno allen,
sic ms fritilirt boben aeieen, oaB
ole Geuildcn lmO oie SugenO oeut.
iber 9lbitonummg Oieies Sono eben.
10 beiB lieben ais iraenO Scmono.
SbmobI mir oie grinnerlmeen on
6os oIte @oterlono ib6beu unO 0os.
ielbe nercbrtcn, Gilt imicre critic Sic.
be Oicicm 2ouoe, fonlmt glmcrifa
6nerit."
GieIe @orte GuBerte Sr. 9lnOreoS
SonogroE elmer Der @liigriinOer Der
ncuen 6irIt gSotionol Nonf BON @cll.
lab. Serr 9bil. Sons, Elm onOerer
bcrDorrngen6er @eiddftsmom aus
@culob, nimnlt al Der @elpeeung
regeu 9lntbeil.
lin lmiere 9luiridtigIeit inS
iulercn Ectriotismus 5u belpeiicn,
iubr Serr 2ou6orof fort, nGriiuoeu
mir in 9euIob cine @iili5.Gompoe.
nie. beitebeno aus GreipilIigcn, uno
icocr lid ooaa nlei0enOe Wionn ntB
Gin DeutIder o0cr 0cutlcber glbfimit
iein. SSie oIeemein ser &atriotis-
nuS fir 0ie ~Sternc lm0 Streiicn@
in @eulob uno ltraeeeu it, Ge6t
aus Der Ebotiodc berbor, ooB ieoer
al oem @euIab 0eutId1en @crein AZ.
boreuoen &ater iiA crboten bat eli.
ncn Sobn 0u Icnocu."
Serr 2onogrof tbeiIte nit, ooB
9ioior SouIeD aus ser g3odborItaot
NtonOon reriprodcu Bat oobin gu
DcIfen sob ser Gompognic 10 raid
oIs moeIid lhIiforulen unO 9lusrl-
Itung bcioret no OoB, iobolo sic
2cutc cinerer8icrt iic ibre OienItc
@rGlioent g8iIion 5ur gerfieuna
heIlcu peroen. 4bil. SSoos lit scr
Souptfoftor bel Scr Griinoltnq ser
Scutidcn WliIio- -Gompoqnic imo bat
oobei sic lInteritiitimG Scrrn Slm,
uerS, ser trcfflibe milit1riide 9hls.
bil0luig beiibt mo iid crboten bat.
sic nmgen 2clIte einouercr0icrcn.
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ter; ~garn Slie, pie Oentit Oh: @e.
Dor Geiu &erebrer ousriiden mB.
miro er iid Dir Ooh boffentlitb nod
ertldren2" Sic: .9ld. Nantter.
Oh meiBt oodD. mobre 2iebe bat feiue
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