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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
@aaar Oe8 n@ermania.s snrnucrein8 2

0eute 9lbenO miro ser lcbst6gige
@o5or ocS .@ernonio.SurupereinS"
in oeiicn 6einl OIL Der 9tor0 @np.
SiroBc cr0finet mcroeu. Gic I'M.
iaugrci6cn 8or6crcihmgcn wltrOen
geItcru poQcnoct. SdnntliHe &du-
me iinO prddtig gcibniiidt rno eau.
ienOc BON fleincn uuo eroBen omes
rifoniiAen 8la9geu 5icren bic @dn.
sc, mG6rero prodtuole hiueiiidc
9ompen sic 9eleuAtitn9 neri60nern
merOcn. Sn Dem QroBen &eriomm.
lingsiaoIc miro lid ser Saupt6etricb
obpideln Dort ite6eu 9roBc Iiicpc,
no sic @eiubcr picle niiblidc ODER
9ie66o6er @egenitGuOe erlper6cu
f0nueu. Giner oericl6en bridt 6ei.
udbe unter Der Gait ser G6ofolooens
Scbadteln 5lilonmen; mIi Dem onOe.
rem iinoGonieroenpaoren oui9eb0lft,
moerc tragen SouS6oltmgs- lnO
pcrlCble0ene Segenlt0n0e. gelollOere
glttrattioncn lucr0en in scr 9dreu'
S6ble 81 finOeu iein. Die @Grcnbrut
bot icood lire arrangements itreng
scbeim geboltcn; Der groBe 90rens
5miHger puroe ober oerurt lmqebuut,
OoB Oeutlid5 81 erfeunen it, Dab Der
9eIld oeiicl6en ie5r itarf iein mirO.
Sin 3igeuuer 3elt lit ebeufaaS mlis
gei6Iagen, il ocm iid oic @dite oie
ogSo5rbeit~ iagen laiien f0nneu Sm
9iatbSfeIler miroe glneS redt &c.
miit6lid 3urcbt oelnadt 70 Dab iih
Die @dite nitbt lur luobI fiiblcn ion.
bern oild moglidit Ionge iiscn bIei.
ben Die groBe Gurn Sole miro
ais Gon5iaol 6cnutt merOet H. 5ipei
Grc1eiter liefern sic notbiae WAtlii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
eoN il RiOolep iein.

1crp Gp bon 9tr. lG49, 9tbbott.
Strobc, ociicn 6ran an pcramgcncn
Nlittpoh intcr Der GroOtug iid
NIT ibrcm 10 @lonate olten &inoe
oas Seben 81 Hc1men, peridlpauo,
crhl6r coB iid oieicIbe an5eblid Del
&ermanoteu in &ioalcp, mo. aiif-
balt. Gr cr6ielt sic glcui8ieit Don
elmer 9loAborin bci mclhcr Die Scr
ibmlmncne cincn 5nt gelicben battc,
c6c lie oic 5tn0t ucrlie3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
gleOpIueridlladlt.

81 &oio, 20. Scbr. Tmiabt
9. Stcpbens SHeriii Don 9nua.
@ountD, 9'eu @legilo, lulroe ectootet
mo eiu SiiIiSi9criit g'ud Scpier.
erIiit itmcrc Gcrleeungen iii elmer
&cuoloerit5Iaubt, pelNc oic 9conitcu
6cnte A6cao Ia Simeon I'D, init
fiiui 6liiHtlingcn auStanpitelt mel
dc ilIr5 uorbcr ans oent @eidnani6
IN 0cnina dusae6rohen iporeH.
Sllh ciner Der 6liiHtlinac lit an.
AebliA aeio0tet mnrNcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

Der ehBnil@e Qnnbtdq
tcsts inter @uaI@Iub Der DsfisntEiHs
lett, MIR oie nOIioen primansr ret
Ritter unb DomFHule in AepnI oxrfs
ten auborrn
Jm xDedter. w1dn fpitltl
Elm isbr IaneipeiIiass Drama, iul
ipeIhem an bic orctBie gRouen Dors
tOmmen, 70 baB man Ser SanoIMngI
taum foIgen taun. gei elmer %pbess
F5ene Tei5t pISBIiH Elm oider Serr tml
partsrrs Iaut oilf: sGptt isi 8dns,
--- ipteber elmer tpenteer!"
- gtHbt oIIeS ni6t. M}tanI
im Elm mldun nSrs, 0onn iparbe ial
mir bic grb5bung Der g;erpreiTs ui1sI
etFalen loIen. SD ipurSs sSIseg, bnbi
t@ oHne gier gdu3 gut fertig nerneR
fam unD eiuiad1 fein @ier iuebr trins
len. @a bdft reHt, 5rou Bon
isBt an irerbe tc1 nur nod @rog
trtntsn,
etn 5rtnn0 In Der
Rot1. ST.: nNonu, Oh tpnmf aus
Dem 2eiGbous9! Mdrum slit Du
0eun, irsaN Iu In @cloperlearnheEt
mart, ridll Ill mir gefpmmenS" H.:
ga, b6tttit Oh mir picneitbt mas
ptmpen tDnucn94 g(. ,Tas Mot,
cber Id bdtts Dir Damn audi oItib
mas gum @cristea mitesgsbtul4
Dpppelfinnie. guIt
gum Mirtb elmer gDeinfube): syh
tab' oa S5rsa @tanmaaR, oen pm.
Iionirtsu RatD beoba1tct Der aIie
fat abcr tircr euten Mlcecr, mas
oer nch alics ocrtrGgtl gDtrl6:
D, 81 mub man oirfli& taunen,
ie5t oertsbrt er fd)on Setn syalre sci
mir uro mar nod nicbt Elm sirsiess
Wldl irantl
2utreffen0. uGtrldTT,n @is
iEh o'rouf msiu 2ieber, 0Icfer herr
pon Gtsinborf id Femme TIN Ia
uur gang Ftilatia ppnt 00rtnfoasn -
iit eia Wlonn Don gang GusgeSet@nts
tenn @eihmodel" ~!0m @le bts
baupier ooS, ohae ibn 5u feunen. Ella
ipsrDeu bas bod nidt ritmta ESns
ntn!" n&cd an ben Giedrren itls
nss HienerS. Der mtintn 5tan sul5si.
len bsIn@t!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
IS Gntrlf III a.

e f!tnen @eidtpiIier befoumen
ooN ocr grobeu ScDireier ben 9lufs
trde. ben &arindenitoIl 81 reiniaen.
g}aab elmer 8eils finOet bic SdGpeiHr
Die ilsinen @Ieitpiiter i'm Gj1rtsn Ipie=
len itatt BEN &aninteHItla 0u jdu-
bern.
@nrouf RIFT iie i6nen ipiitRnb 5u:
nS3r iOllt cOb ben &aninteultoa idus
bern, ISL n9dl9erl~
3ro6 ontlportet Der fleine Sans ents
riiitet rgDir iiaO teiue nGeIaier", mir
Imo 9eutiGc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
9Siel Qarm nm nidlts.

Ganipt oeu CT fiir &oiib oe6olten
botte ueronloBte einen 8oiiontch Ole
6clerucbr bon 9folouo %orf uoM
Dem @otc Ocs Srn Sobu g. 2cmr
mcrt, g}r. ii6. @oooldpn &ooo, Hos
lauo @orf, 81 iAiGen. Ole Seiler
lcute crfonnten oos @erieDen iofort,
lmo oie eri@rodeneu gtadbau frp.
den lpicoer bcribiot IN bic 6eoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

Observation-Disclosures %erbanO.
Ger oGeuti6 r0miid totboliide
Gerbono bon Baltimore uno hinge
bung bielt geiteru 9|odlmittog in Der
ct. SofobuS.Soae ou Der gIisquitbs
StroBc ieiue reeelmdBise &eriomm.
lung. lleber ole grobibitious Bill
puroe in cineebcnOer @eiie oisfntirt
iin0 oos 2eeislatip. Gontite oes Ser
bonoes wur0e beouftroet, sic @iu IN
9lmapoliS 81 betdmpien imO babel
peOer Niiibe, nod @elo al bcriidiib-
tisen. Sir sic 9oniio6iusfeicr Oos
idbrlicbe @olfsfeit lmO oie @oIier.
fabrt muroen arrangements. @omt-
ten crnount. glo1 Grlcoigrng Der
lalfeuoen @eiddftc murOe etnSnrei-
ben oes Sut. 6ranf 9l. Siirit ber-
leien, Scr ii6 fiir Oos ibm ieitens
oeS Gerbanoes 6ugeionote @rotiilo-
tionsicbrci6en anIdBIic1 ieines @e.
burtstoges in ber5lihcr SSeiie be.
0onfte. Gie @eriomnAtng mlIroc
BON @rGiioent SAUL 9roOobl geleitet,
mdbreno Setretdr Socob Socobi pro.
tofolirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

6eihaoi9tc, mahte Sru. 9cdtel unt
$262l reider. st fouD nGmlih,
lpd3reuO CT Die 9ronoitdttc illipi5irtc,
einc 9ledbit5e, III Der Iib Gin 9anl.
bud 6efono, 0as eiu Gonto auipics,
fucldes nit zen 3inieu cine Summc
bon $262i rcprdientirt, Gas @dnf.
but bate t6 Sabre lana nuberiibrt
IN lcinrn &critcd gelcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
aumiidjc glnadtcu.

entwidelte @6orles Stel5lc aus 9}eip.
g)orf in ieiuer @robi6itions C6eo.
ric. Stcat 0icieI6c oils cincu
Se9eu bin @crioulidc 6rci.
belt oaourh uiht bcidrGnft.
Seine 2o6npertiir5lug.
Sn elmer 6iicntlibcn @crionuns
hug, mclAe geiicru 9to6nlittog IN
Der oD}uiif }ltaGemic@ o6gcbaIteu
iullr0c, iprocb Charles Ste5Ie ans
gfcp Dorf ii6cr sic @ro6i6itions.
9enegung in @orulano in0 periudl.
te, an Ser @onO itotiitiihen Glote.
rioIs Oie am lebtcu 5onlitog BON sen
6eonern ser 9lnti &ro6i6itioniltcn
ouigciteatcu @eborptlmgcn SIT ipiOcr.
lcgeu Dor 9Iucm itclltc or lid oif
Ocn StauOpunft ooB sic 9c6oup.
tug &robi6ition miirOc 9lr6eitsloiiQ
felt, nieOrieerc 966nc mo Id)IicBlid
logor 9Ir6citerlnru6ea 3ur Solgc 6o-
ben, cntihic0en rtriHtig iei
Inter gIn0ercm crfl1rtc Der GeO.
ner, SOB bic 9ro6ibitionS Trage Gin
noraIiihes ErobIcn iei imO oaB
Orrb Erobibitiou nod niemols 9lr.
6eitsloiigfeit periiriadt lporOen Ici
iuic ans Oen Stotiitifen Ger ntrodc.
ncn" Stooten 5ll crie6en ici. Glu6
tele9rapbilhc Nlitt6eilungcn pelde
er oti Griudcu pon 0cn N}aDorS Der
ihieOcncr otrodcncr" Stdotc cr6olteu
6ottc uuO III Der Gerionimhuig Der
las, moate 6r. StcI3lc Sen g1odppeiS
erbrinqen ooB in characterization nidt
mr ole @crioncn Oic frii6er in ser
Spirituoien Sn0uitric bei6ditigt
morclL in onocren @ctricbeu imter
gc6robt fuorocu lpdren ionocrn OoB
oud nidbt cin cin5iges Smls, IN wel.
dem iid Dor Dem Sonuor 1916 elm
Saloon beiinoen babe, lecr lte6c
Cic GinIaqcn in oen Spor6onfcn
b0tten Oort 5ugcnommen imO mld
sic @eihGftslerte bGtten einen be.
tr0dtliden ghliidmimg 3ll ner5eid)
ncn gc6obt. Neun man cincn Scr.
9lcih 5lpiidcu ueun ,trodcucn" Staos
ten ln0 neln onoiicn" oniicac ~
miirOc mon itetS 81 ocm 9leiuItat &c.
Iongcn, OoB cS in 0en criicrcn im 80
bis 100 &ro5ent beiicr 6eitcat lei ols
in oen 2cetercu
@or glGeni miiroc eS ciucnl 9uten
SHonffeaner Gin 2cicbteS iein, g(r
bcit 81 fin0cn ga oic nieiiten Oicier
9cutc frii6cr Ood in onOcrcn Or
mcrbsNueigcu tbdtig gegelpeien pd.
rem Sin outer Sdontfelncr ict
peiter ni6tS ais Gin outer &crfdiicr
lnO no6 lebtcrerer Sortc non Gen.
len lei in uacu Snouitrie llntcrneb.
imngen 9roBc 9tohirogc. llno loll.
ten onrH Ginfiibriug pon Frobibi.
ton lpirfIih Gin poor Soute or6cits.
los uer0en. 70 mare OoS Oob nod
lungc fein @rimO, bon elmer Eurd.
! fiibriHg ser %robi6itionS Yldne
9lbitonO 81 nchmcn Sn europa ici
ieBt SeOermonn im &ricgs6anOwerf
tb6tig mo peroicnc icin 9roO, SoIls
tc man iirb ctipo 9cgen 9eenOigung
oicicS IhredliHci Wlorocns iHdubcu
neil uoh 6rieocnSidmB Souieuoc
i6rer ieBigen 9eidditiglul9 berorbt
wiir0cn? Goer ioQe man etpo Sen
Souoel nit meiBen Sflopen lnO oie
@roititution weiter ongehcn lalien.
ipcil Ourd llntcrbinoiung OieicS sc.
mcr6es 1alienoe i6res &erOicultes
Oerllitia geben piirOcn?
Sr. Stel5le iproh Oonn nod iibcr
sic ongeblidcn Solgen OeS gllfobol-
genuiieS mo proteitirte oegen Oic9c
bouptunn OaB Ginii6rimg bon 9Sro.
hi6ition cine 9cidrdnfung Der per.
| i0nlihen 6rei6eit Oes Gin5elnen lei.
Simmer mf 0cm Gprnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
etaStGOnaert.

StaOt.Gou5ert.
6inoet an @oi6ineton's @cburtstoo
in Der u2nric.Soac~ itott. -
~@creiniate Sanscr" lmO cin
@}dOdenbor mcrocn oos ucue
StootIieo 5um erIteu N3oIc lin.
Gen. 4reisocrtbcillng.
3u elmer beion0eren 9cgebenbeit
miro ii6 oieies @oI @oIbingtons $
@eburtstoe in Baltimore eeItoltcn
od on 0ieiem Gage in ser ,Quric-
Salle" Elm itdotiides Gonsert itatt
tinoct m meI6cm gum erIten Dtolc
oos BON SSrou 8beoOor Scmbcrger
conponirte Sto0tIieo Baltimore,
our baltimore, 5u weldem &r. Sol
ger gfcainicD Die @orte geibricbcn
bat, ofientlid mfgcfiibrt miro. Die
vSereinigten Sanger" meroeu in &c
meinlboit NIT 300 S6ulfinocrn, oie
inter Der Seitltng bon SRI. sc. Soug,
Observation-Disclosures ser
Wtiltt 9lbt1eilung Scr offcntliben
S@ulcu oieies 2ic0 eingeiibt buben
olelcs 5u @ebor bringen. 9oS 2ieO
miro inter Srdeitcr 9egleitlng &c.
llingen.
0os &rogronm fir 6cn Soq tx
Dos iolecn0e:
SllDertiire: o0rp6cus" BON Sffcn.
poh' Grhcitcr.
Nerciniete Sanger: ,SSenn ser
Sru1liu9 ouf sic 9crgc iteigt," @orl
%llGeIm; n@ouoerihoit, Carl 30a
llcr. Inter 9citune ocs Girigcntcn
Sobn alcin.
@oooro ......... o@erccuic@.
@oliermon - ,gluoontc~
SqulreS ..... 0GaronteIlo"
ecuo: Sr. 8ort g9irb; am 5ligcl:
@r aoplopib.
y. @relber Die &opcIle"
= Softer o9l1 oIo acrtup Some.
Gcrciniate Sduscr.
~olInoO @oI5erlico aus
09iomeo un0 Sulio"
~ @lonpiIlc, Sopron; am TlHoel:
6rou Goitcac.
yio1 oieicr CONCERT gluffiibuui6
plro 9llr9crntciitcr &rcIiou cine gln,
lprocbc an oos 9u6Iifum 6oItcn, in
lpcl@er CT Der GomponiItin ocs sic.
ocs. iSrou SbcoOor Senl6erqer, mo
oem Iidtcr 6olger @cainicD sic
Ereile iiberrcic6en miro. 0ie greiIe
0elte3en ans ic $3.50 in @oIo. Sicr.
allI miro olsoonu sum criten N}olc
Dig StootIieo Baltimore, our 9ol
i'nlore" geiungcn. Scr ,Eom6Gl
lcrg}orld" bon S9o0ncr bci6licBt
oas %rogrolnm.
ga li6 OaS CONCERT oagcmeincr
@cIicbtbcit erircut, miro cs rot6ionr
lcpt iih 10 iriib wic u0slic6 cin8u-
riioet nm eincu Sibplab 5u crbols
lell ocnn Der glnorong miro Gin gro
Bcr iein Der 9ltfong ocs Gou5erts
Ut auf 4 llbr 9lo6mittooS fcitqclcBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

20 c0ouol0 ga, 20. SScbruor.
6ranf 2ocq 43 Sobre alt mo
icine 40 6obrc oItc @ottin pon Cecil,
naIc bier, piirOcn oet6Otet, ais cine
Sofomotipe Der 8enuiDIpouio go6u
beute SlbenO bei oicier StoOt ibr Nh.
tomobil troi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
8nfnnla GnirI.

StopIeton z. s. 20. tSebr.
Sin 6euer, melhes ole @ogenre.
mite Oes 0rn @corge 9edtel bier
ieIbit 5lnn Setrage BON etipo $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

nSd te9rciE psr uitt. lpie Der bilpz
,HiibIdc, ilnge @hsiftielcr oieFe 1rult
'Deirotfsn fonnte"
! s2ieber Gott er hattie ia INNER
'eine beTouisre &orliebe fir 6ra1
msntrl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
@eIungen.

~ > " ~ y = ~
Satin (einsS Roufmdures, Der bon
elmer HeiIe beiutommi): yllnD oente
Dir, infer 8nHierer bdi ne Depeia<
'trwgt, er muBte iCFrrt eInriidenl~
&aufm1nn mgiu, bpb beiier dIs
ipenn er mar alisgeriidtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

icntIihung oeS So6reSberiftcs oh5n.
icbeu 0ic @ciefidIaft lit auge6lih
alid Ger 9erpilidhu0 cnibuuocN
iuororB cinc @criamlHIirg Der slt
tiondrc eiiBubcrlifeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

@atte: oSdab, i'd lam Dir eine
sous befrisoigenbe @rtldrung bdrilbtr
srben. porum id geItsru 2tbeuD 70 ipdt
beim9siommeu bin
@atttn: 80. i'd lpeiB, bic Grildrungl
tdnnit Oh irbon sebeu uber iH Iage
Dir i'm @oraus. iis piro nicbt beFries
bisenb iein!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

0err u. (5u @errn 3. Bel Der @pis
ree) nllHo purum balteil @ie SyDren
Sobn gar 10 fir bic biplomatiih<
2auftnbn o3isiist2~
Serr g.. ngia, neil er icbon TN.
mer-nlles pertebrt mu9tl@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

H.. cGe1en sic, 6os lit Ter Inter.
idtieo; 1eutfA.altb, Geiierreidl- In.
goru uno sic Giiriei Tno &rbiin6ets.
GngIano, 6raririn, 9NbIatt uip.
lmb 2eiOcnssenoHen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

hcn ourd oaS gtadiic6cnoc crmo6ut
merocu iolI; ySiebcn @l0uncr 6a6cn
Sc iiebcu &obeu oieic iroBcu ic lie.
ben Nlduic pcIde je iicben 0jraaun
&orn gcfrciieu Dattcn uicOicl Storm
lit rcrlorcn gegangen?~
Ons @upuruS cntbGlt and SlG
6cnbcrcChnmgen GluhmcIicrbcrcdj.
unGcn lmo &erilhc scr Guaoro.
tlr OeS areiies iomic aubifiiIB 9e.
rehmng Ser @pramiocu,
Sn Der @irtbIdaft pIOelia sciturbcu.
Der @oli5ei oeS nlittIcren Diitrifts
mcIoete geitern 9}o1miitaa Ger @ait.
pirtb Sames Sogarip, ppn 9tr. t5S,
9loro.@ops sStraBe, ooB in ser ltadt
5lm 5ountag in ieiucr S9irbiAait
Elm @oit plobIiD aus ocm Seben
idlieo, nuHOem CT fnr5 por6er bic
@irtbiboit bctreien bottc. SNcrrn
SooartD mar ser 6renloc nidt be.
fannt. ober oie 4SoIi3ci oic ipdter
an Dem Eooten mebrcre @eeeuitdnoc
limit gcidlog Ie0te, gloubt, OoB 6
iid Inn cinen seiuiiicu So6n @ailtou,
bon G6citertown N}O.. banoclt. Die
Seihe mlroc in ooS td0tiihe Sei,
hcubauS 9ebroht inO Coroner SAP.
age BON Dem GoOesiall bruaArimti9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
8eituxniGB a

Sci Gem Baron BAT sarrn tic
Hot5traauns itattgcfunOen2 uiub er
benn nit IN ben RrNe2~
u9eeiul gtcr er tonut fi@ Dor Tei.
nsR @ldHbigern uidbi pctten.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

uGelhe 9lrteittR tGNnten sic III
meinem @ureau psrriAten9"
30, id bin 81 alien su 9sbraudeu.
sd tanu cine Ihiir often balteu, 81
nen Elm 3ilrbbul3 aniireiaea, nac5 So
rem 2luic lelepbonie,su, griefe auF Sic
poit trogcn uno inerpihIdtsn 9eIu-
Heru logen, Sic ieieu dtsgegaug,n."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
@itIe stnnStn beiinnllnnsIo5.

Nlc6rcrc Stunacn bciuuBtIoS lds
gcitcrn in 0em @crcO Noipiiol Gin
biS6cr uniocutiii5irler .Qiarm scr
BON scr 9Soli5ci Des mittlcrcn 81.
itrifteS geitern 9tohmittoa al ocr
gdc ser @op. uuO ,Sopcttc StraBe III
bcliumlngsloicu 3uitdnoe orfgeinn.
oen itnO in Oos NlcrcD.Soipitol ein.
aeIiefcrt morocn lpor. Scr Grtrant.
tc, Ocr etpa i'm 9llter bon 10 Sobren
itcbt lit chpd loo %hmO idmer, .
SnB 10 3oll oroR lmO tr0gt cincn
0uutelblalcn gIn5ug. 9iS 5l por'
9eriidtcr Stun0e 6ottc iid oeiicu
3ultono nod ni6t 10 wcit ge6ciicrt
Dab CT SIllgobcn iibcr lcnc %criou 81
mdbcn pcrulodic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

Sonoom %. 6ebruor Cine
Amltcroomcr Ecpeide an sic a@r-
Gonae telegraph 60" iagt;
Sin lelegronim ans Bremen er.
flart OaB Der 9lorOOeutide 9lcp0
Oon 8rener Sennt Sic GrIopbuiB
crbalten Bat, oiesmol bon ser @eroi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

Der aemeine 4erl, ben iH ebeu SEE
bisnte. bat mid NIT eiuem 5rintgelo
Bon mn 5ebu Gsuis iniultiert.@
nAaa bait Iu ibm barauF geiast2"
ogi4ts, id bab's nit gntriiltuug
GlelLN1Mmen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21
u u d ein @etaIciM.

WliIittrmuii!sr (bei elmer fiir.Iaers
liten 4dnonaOe): ,@roBartigl @nos
li1 mai Wosneri6c Wplfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-21

glbUnncnicu, bic ben ,,Sentidjcn GORE
ipunocntcn" uidlt pinfiidl oocr unreacl
mdfig crbaltcn, iin6 eebctCu, her Cfiirl
napun per gclcpbun uorr idriitlidj Miit
tbciltng 5u MAIDEN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24
Corn Bread With Buttermilk

. Here is good receipt for corr, bread with hut. but
termilk; Three cups Of buttermilk, one egg TWO
tablespoonfuls of lard. one teasnoonful OF salt
ono teaspoonful OF baking soda, three cupfuls OF
cornmeal, one cup OF flour. Mix all dry inFredi
cnts togethcr and rub tho lard well into them;
add the buttermilk and egg, which has been well
beaten. Pour the mixture into well-huttered
pan and bake in hot oven for about 80 min
utes. / wonder how many housewives think to
brown butter In a picpan and pour " over
poached eggs before serving on hot platter?
The request for recipes having butter
milk as a main ingredient has wrought
most benehciently in bringing in light for
mulas like the preceding All should be
preserved with care. Butternilk is bccom-
ing n fashion--something better than
fad. A word as to the Drowned butter
sauce for poached eggs DO they gain flavor
by the process? A witty friend complains
that poached egg lacks temperament He
aims to describe the insipidity-the general
lack of flavor and CHARACTERIZATION makes
poached egg the least desirable Of the
ovate family. If there be n method Of i'm
parting pleasing and distinctive taste to
II, let us adopt it
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24

Kindly Give me recipe for divinity fudge
Also toll me why. when ! make cocoanut candy
out OF sugar and cOcoanut the candy sugars.
I should like to know how 60 make candles, cspe-
cinliy homemade candies and will appreciate
all recipes given TO me HENRIETTA s.
To make divinity fudge, take three cups
OF granulated sugar, one cup OF cream or
milk. half cup Of shelled pecans, half cup
OF walnuts, one cup of cocoanut. two tea
spoons of vanilla. Put sugar and cream in
granite saucepan and bring to a boil, Cook
until the syrup spins n hair, then add butter
the size of large walnut and stir in the
navoring. When well mixed stir in the nuts
and cocoanut, which have been finely
chopped Beat until the mixture begins to
grain; turn into n creased pan, and when
cool but not firm mark into squares. Wrap
the squares neatly in parafTln paper and the
candy will keep soft. You probably stir the
candy while II is cooking. This will almost
surely cause the sugar to granulate, or, as
you state, make the candy sugar"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24
M'LISS TELLS STORY OF MAN
WHO WOULD MAKE SCREENS
Estimate of Professional Was Far Too High and
So He Takes Fly at the Economy
Game

TNHIs is the story OF man who would
Il make the screens for his summer
home.
said the wife of his heart to him one
dewy eve as they sat on the porch Of
their new property in seraphic contempla.
tion of a lawn that some day would show
grass and hedge row that in their imag.
ination had already sprouted into some.
thing more than a serried procession of
stumps:
''The screen man came today"
The proud property owner, whose bank
account upon the acquisition Of the sum
mer home had been set back further than
the neither row of pins in a bowling alley,
removed his pipe and grunted his com
placent APPROVAL
"Thats good. The fiies1l soon be here
and there's nothing like being prepared.
Did you order emp"
mo, the estimate was high"
He looked at her with tolerant affection.
Sometimes jamie carried her economy too
far.
"One hundred and seven dollars" she
continued.
The proud property-owner gave an imi-
NaAAoh VI "A AltdlNlly Alliil SuiNtlllg Nblltt
down with something painful
"Wow!" His tone was mixture of suf-
fering and Indignation, "s1O7, the robbers!
What do they think / am, plute? Or a
boob? It's swindler'
That's what 1 thought" the wife re-
Joined, land so I called up Smiths and
Jones and Robinson's. The estimates
were all about the same for copper screen.
ing. Smiths wanted S115."
Much subdued the p. Z. o. decided to
''sleep on" it.
Long before the first streaks of dawn
had crept into the scrcenless windows of
the new summer home, a sleeping wife
was rudely awakened by frenzied lord
beating the air impotently while an i'm
pertinent fly buzzed triumphantly without
the range of his arm.
They've come" he spoke, as though it
might be an advancing enemy, the British
or something
somnolent reply.
you'll do nothing of the sort" he
growled. "One hundred and seven dol
lars! I'll make 'em myself"
with an inward groan the wife of the
proud property-owner received the news
Previous experience had taught her that
argument would avail her nothing. She
waited.
That night, painting and moist with the
heat, her spouse arrived home laden like
a pack horse. over his back there was
slung a bundle of laths. In his hands
he bore roll of copper netting. The
pockets of his best Palm Beach suit
sagged with the weight of the nails and
a ca1 of varnish with which he had
freighted them. But despite his depressed
appearance he was buoyed up with tre-
mendous enthusiasm.
''Ill show those thieves" he said threat,