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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
DID NOT VOTE
 TO RESTRICT CHILD LABOR
Senator Mclean Also Voted Against The Eight
 Hour Law.

Here is the list Of votes of U. s. Senator George F. Mclean of Connec- ticut as revealed by the Congressional Record.
 It will be noted that he failed to vote on the Child Labor Bill failed to vote on the Rural Credits act, failed to vote on a number of important mea- -ures and voted "No'' on the eight hour law (Railroad legislation billy
 Record of Senator Mclean.
 Public Lands Bill-Yea.
 Stock Gambling Bil1-Not voting.
 Energency Revenue Legislation- Yea.
 Philippine Islands Bill-Nay.
 Order of Business Bill-Yea.
 Granting of Lands in Nevada-Not voting.
 Electric Power Development Bill Not voting.
 Public Roads Bill-Yea.
 Deficiency App pro >riation Bill-Nay.
 Interstate and Foreign Commerce Yea.
 Water Power Bill-Yea.
 Armed Merchant Ships Bill-Yea. Army Bill-Yea.
 Postal Savings System-Nay.
 Armor Plate Factory Bill-Nay. Military Academy--Yea Urgent Deficiency Bill-Not votings National Defense Bill-Nay. Rural Credits Bill-Not voting. Rivers and IIarbors Bill-Yea. Flood Control Bill-Yea. National Guard and Militia to Mex tco-Yea. Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill- Not voting. Pensions to Spanish-American War Widows-Not voting. Naval Appropriation Bill-Not vo- ! ting. Immigration Bill-Yea. District of Columbia Appropriation | Bill-Not voting. Agriculture Dept, Appropriation l Bill-Not voting. Child Labor Bill-Not voting. Motion to Adjourn-Not voting. Merchant Marine-Nay. l Workmen's Compensation Act-Yea 1 Revenue Bill-Not voting. Railroad Legislation Bili-Nay. Corrupt Practices Bill-Not voting
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
 le HIS PLEDGE TO THE PROGRESSIVES

and l stand with our faces toward the morning; we will never be sunder- ed from one another, and we will new CT yield the ground we have taken or finch from the fight to which we are pledged.
 T am about to sail for six months absence from this country. Next spring I shall return to devote my self with whatever of strength I have to working with you for the success of the Progressive Party and of the great principles for which the Progressive Party stands. Win or lose, whatever the outcome, I am with you, and am for this cause, to fight to the end. The spirit which quickeneth is among us; our souls have been stirred to the depths; and I warn our opponents that the fight has only just begun
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
SOCIALISTS SPENT SIS, ,4S3.

Washington, Nov. A campaign financial statement for the Socialist party filed with the clerk of the House today showed contributions of $24,55S up to Oct. 10 and expenditures of $18,483. The report showed that most of the expenditures had been in Okla holna, Wisconsin, New York, Indiana and Nevada, where the Socialists have congressional candidates. All contri- buttons were in small sums,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

Federal Re- serve Act. the U I d e r W ood Tariff Act, the Child L a b or Act and a half a dozen others # importance are a monu- ment, and an imposing one. to MT. Wilson's efficiency 1 n proposing. pre- pairing a n d nushing legis- lation through lCongress.
 Mr. Wilson SAD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
BRITAIN's MUNITIONS PLANS.

London, Nov. 4EBy next March Great Britain will be independent Of American steel, said Dr. Christopher Addison, parliamentary secretary or munitions, in an interview discussing the work, of the Min 'stry of Mun1- tions. The augmented munitions pro- gram for the coming year, said pr. Addison, would require. 5000 addi- tional men workers and 100000 more women.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
REPRESENTATIVES, RELATIONSHIP TO
 WAR NEGLIGIBLE.

Los Angeles, Nov. 4.-The follow ing message from President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard was published here to-day:
 "The statement that Christianity is a failure because it did not avert the European war is not true. The war. would not have occurred if real Christian men were rulers of Europe Christianity has triumphed in this country in that President Wilson is a real Christian and has kept us out of war honorably. Here is food for the thought of voters"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

has WlthStOOd, With remarKabIe frmness. the tremendous pressure of office-seekers and maintained, as well as any previous president. especially at a change of adminis- tration. the principles of civil service reform. The attempt to prove the contrary has failed.
 Like many other voters, am repelled. rather than attracted, by a campaign of >arping criticism. Ridicule is cheap political device :,hich i'll befits Mir. Hughes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
sAUERKRAUT GOES HIGHER.

Pittsburgh, Nov. 4-Cabbage prices are so high at present that many makers of sauerkraut in western Pennsylvania declare their intention of curtailing production until values come down. A Pittsburgh manufac- turer announced he would raise the price of all kraut in stock $5 cask and make no more for the present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

H. T. Kurtz, Health Officer of High land Falls, N. Y., has directed the po- lice to search for the person who pois- oned a well on the William Jacques land, adjoining the country estate of Mrs J. P. Morgan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

SATURDAY,
 For Pre- sjdent WOODROW WILSON For Vice President
 THOMAS R. MARSHALL
 For United States Senator HOMER S. CUMMINGS
 For Congressman, Fourth District
 JEREMIAH DONOVAN
 For Governor
 MORRIS B. BEARDSIEY FRANCIS GUMFomE GEORGE UIRIoH rFTpTFTeR TST sseusaary of ] State For Comptro,,er
 For Presidential Electors McNeas sr Ra1nena % seS,aona yoaon Charles F.
 HENRY F. LYONS
 For Senator
 Fist District DANIEL P HARRIGAN #SttF BURNS
 For Representatives EDWARD F. McGovERN JOSHUA ME1rzER For Board of Education JOHN HURLEY IoUrs F. srHuEpnrrr s For Alderman rsnrNrrEns 11rst . Dstrc. District H DONN .iA'H' 'fs DANIEL E. BRENNAN. JUHN T,a FORD JOHN A. CORNELL. JR. DAVID AVID, s n nAeAI JOHN a1e'1 H. D'sas's1 eRasr F. ONKEY ,1,rn. run.i Des1l1cl rHrrc Fffts District Eleventh Distr1ct ANIL HAvENTELDTz JOHN T ,iIIRPHv I sAf Sixth District T,ne,eth n,s+.t . sol1N ': CLANCY JOSEPH M. HENNEssEY For Justice of the Peace DANIEL E. BRENNAN GpnReo soan oRogRKE 11ag. PHMo c. CALHOUN 1nussE Inun1E E: F. MARA MARA @ ursrN t Hc OasEY NTELLITz 8a4 v af 1OftNELI. SIKSAY - so''A1A'0AIs.N VINCENT <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

Copper imports in September, to- tailed 36,578,445 pounds, valued at s7,292.167 Exports in the same month totaled 50,905,317 pounds, valued at $2O,869,960.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
WHYIAhFoRNns By Dr. Irving Fisher Professor of Political Economy
 at Yale University.

Taken as a whole, the Wilson administration has been more constructive than any previous ad- ministration for generation. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04

JUST ARRIVED DUTCH AND FRENCH BULBS. JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-04
Goodyear Rubber
 Goods

The kind that give service. Rubber Boots Arctics Felt Boots Rubbers Hot Water Bottles Fountain Syringes Marvel Spray Syringes Sick Room Supplies Rubber Sheeting Hospital Goods Rubber Toys Hose
 Tubing
 Plumbers Supplies Dress Gloves Work Gloves Fur Lined Gloves Sporting Goods And a big variety of extra qual ity and popular priced goods
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Games uuf Den sycrIcm.

81 @olo, Ecro8, 7. 9(uauIt. -
0ic Gorron8a-Eruppen iino belite
oi6t auf Oen 6erien ser BON Ntoriano
Games eefiibrten @onoe, ipeldc
Suore8 om Sanltog nit Ger aus
oriicfli6en 9(bii6t perIieB, iid Tillo
on3liibIieBen. 0ies lit Scr @eridt
oes Generals 6roncisco @on8oles in
Suore5.
Ger 8eribt bcioot, ooB ii6 oic
9onoc iebt uneefdbr 40 @teiIcn iiio-
lid Der @ren5c Bel 3omoIopuca be-
finoet unO aus lieben Moun beltebt.
llripriineli6 betbeiIieten ii6 25
Munn an Der @cri@worune, fiistc
Der General bin5u, oob nur oHt NOR
cs moelih, 9BferOe 5u befonliell.
@iner bon ibnen mel1er nit cinen
g(uftrog 6iriideeionot muroe, puroc
in 8orogo5o gefungen genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
9imIIiIhc gScrfcbrsltraficn.

Sn Der Gntiuideling leines Giicn.
6abnnebeS bat HuBlono mG6renO Der
lebtcn Sabre ouBerorOeutlid groBe
,Sortlbrittc gemabt un0 lit nit Der
9InsOe6mmg Der Shiencumege gleih
binter Oen Ser. Stouten bon 9lmeri.
ia nlIo an Die 3tpeitc Steae inter
Ocn SGnoern Scr Gr0e geriidt. SIN
Scrglci6 81 Der unge6encren 9lus-
oe6nlng oeS Geibcs IinO Ole Sdie.
neumcgc olerOings audi beute nod
ais gcring 81 be5eid6nen. 9Ibcr oui
cincni geroOe5u trulrigcu Stan0-
plmfte lte6t 9iuBlanO binlidtlid ocr
6obritroBen. 9}oh Seocm lit idon
i'm ,SrieOen Oic iGnmcrlicbe 9eicbof.
ien6eit iel6it Der groBen 9erfe6rS-
ItraBen in 9iuBlono uiifaefoaen wie
lic lid i'm @e9eniub ST Oen oeutihen
Sboulicen 5eigt, iobolo man OicSren.
sc iiberlhreitet, imO i'm ariege bot
Ild Die iammcroouc Yeihofienbeit
Der rltliiihen StroBeu ais clue fir
Oen glohihu6 iebr beodtenSwcrtbe
Ebotiahe eriuieien oie freilib ouH
Dem ltGnoio 5uriidmeihenocn rlliii-
lhen @eere ole W}itno6me Scr ariegs.
eerGt6e ouBcroroentlih erihluert IT,
oft 6an5 immoglih ocmoht bot
gS1breno |reuBen olein ipeit ii6er
10000 9ilometcr al groBeu Ser.
te6rSitroBen beiiet, 6atte oaS gan5c
europdiihe 9fuBlanO nod Dor ipeni.
geu Sobren ia9e imO idreibe $50 ais
lometer G6oniiee oui5uipeiieu. Gis
eentlicb gi6t eS ii6er6olpt MIR 5iuei
mirfli6 cute StraBen in 9fuBlono,
einnnl oeu oaerOingS berrlideu gSeg
ourd @coroieu, ser in ser Sdludt
bon Goriel am SUB oes 9aSbcf Oen
&nufoms ourdouert uno BON SSlaoi-
fmpfas nod SifliS fii6rt uno oie
nidt weniger 6emerfenswcrt9c $50
ron5elu StroBe i'm SiiOoiten Der
Solbiniel 9rim BON Solta nad Sc
boitopoI.
SIS lit bcScihueuo OoB oieie beioelt
StroBen an oeu duBeritcn @ren5en
Oes eltrop1ibcn 9luBlanO liegen mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Stalicniidcr enftfrcn5er Oerbrannt.

g9ien, bio 2onOon Z. 9lugnlt. =
Gic Gernidtung zines itolicniiHen
@uftidifics nit ieiucr geionmten
@eioblng melOet folgenOc amtlibc
Gerlautborung:
y n9(m Somitog itiir6te Elm ans iiio.
iueltlider 9libtung Der Sniel 2iiiu
5uiieuernOes in groBer S0bc iegeIn-
Oes icinOli6es 9uiti1iif in brennen-
oem 3litanOe ms Wleer.
lSelterrei6iicb ungarilbe Sorpeoo-
6oote permohten MIR Die lle6crreltc
ser gollon6iiGe 3u 6ergcn Sein Gin
5iger lle6erlebenoer Der 9eloBung III
geIun0en morOen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

ole cine ibon 6oIb SIT 9Iiicu scb0rt.
9IotiirIid 6obeit Sic trourioct 3u.
itGnOe scr 2onoiiroBeu in 9luBlauo
i6re idmeren 6ol9en olc6 inn Srie.
Oen W}ou Bat berednet, ooB Our6
sic groBen @crfebrSbiuOerniiic ser
2anOmirt6icboft in 9iuBlonO i16rlih
eiu Sdooen BON etmo 10 NliQionen
&ubel ermdfbit. Sic QonOitruBeu
iino wdbrcno oer groBteu 3eit oes
Sobres nicbt piel beiier ais &ihtlpe-
ge oOer cine 9trt bon Goraudncu-
StroBcn, po ieOc @oHc neite@eleiIe
entltc6en un0 Sen 9ouf 0eS @cgeS
bcrid)ie6en. @or einigen SSabren bc.
ibdftigte ii6 cinc mlf Geronlaiinng
oes mliiiihen Sinan5 N}iniiterinns
reranitoltete @onieren3 einAebcnO
nit Ser @er6eiicrng ser 6o6ritro.
Ben. Sic foBtc cine 9icibe bon 9e-
ihliilien 5ur Gntwidelnng ser 5obr.
itroBen bat o6er uegen Der &eridie.
ocn6eit ser 9oOcngeitolting fein ein-
bcitlihes Nhiiter fir 0os aon5e 9icih
oorgcihlogen. Ger Ban inO Die
llnter6olhmg iollen oilrd Oen 3entit-
no ser eiu5elnen @rooin5eu erfol.
gen ieOoH in engcr 9nlc6mmg an
cine 9e60rOe Die Dem Nliniiterirm
OeS Snncrn in ct. petersburg onge-
glieOert lit. Ter 3eninpo crbiclt
ooS 9ledbt, ole uot6igen Guteianun.
gen por3lnebnien imO OaS 6inon5.
W2iniitcrilml bat sen ein5elncn Ero.
pin5en 5u Oieiem 3wedc lluterltiiBun.
gen bis Slt 10000 9lu6eln iiir icoe
StroBe lnO atBerOenl ber5inSlide
9lulci6cn ouf % Sabre ocecben Gas
8iioect fir bic llnterboItlmg4 ser
StroBeu iii icitOem oub cr6cbIid)
geitie9cn SroBOem lit bon Ocn Ser
beiicrlmgen nod iebr wenig 81 ipii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
g[lS Nclertenr nerhnftet.

CHARLES S. Bates BON 9ir. SIG,
Someiteo0.StroBe, wuroe bon Ser.
geant Sobn u. Stein uno 9Soli5iit
SomeS 9uiif BON Scr norO0itli1en
ADMINISTRATION ipeeen CeiertireuS
berboftet. Bates wobnte in 9teiu
Cattle, Gel, uno mar BORT beiHdftiet,
@r lieB ii6 omperbeu uno trat bci
Der Company $ oeS criten Gclawarc
9egimentS Der Stoots-Mili5, Elm,
Gle Sebniidt nob ieiner @lutter
bra4te i'm bierber. Bates lit %
Sabre alt mo bat cine OerfriippeItC
@on0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
aentatiOcs gIbfommen annenommcn.

Gon Oen Gertrctern Der giclp Dorf
&ailmaps COMPANY uno ser itri.
fcnOen gluecltcatcu. 9ta6 ei-
ner geitern 9lbeno i'm 9nreull oeS
DloDors itottgebobtcu Gonie-
rcn3. 9ciIealm0 oes StraBcn-
bobnItriteS in 9lew gorf oouit
uniheiueno gcii6ert.
9tew gorf, Z. 9lueult. - 9Ia6.
Dem beutc glbeno 5u ipGter ShIuoc
inn Bureau ocS WloporS Wtit6el cine
Gonferen5 5lpii6en cinem Gomite Der
gIep Dort &aiIwaDs Company ino
&ertretcrn Ger Itrifenoeu 9lngcIteIl.
ten ltattgcflnOell bate, fiinOigte Sr
9beoOorc &oulieou Der Setretdr ocS
NloDors, an, OoB oos tentatiOc gIb-
fommen, OoS 5wcds geilegung oeS
StroBen6obnltrifes Oeu bciocn HEar-
teien untcrbreitct worOen mar, bon
beioeu Seiteu ougenommcn uorocn
lei.
Sriibcr am Gag botten Oie 0iref.
toren ser 9tclp Dorf RailpoDs Goms
pnnp Oen |oriGlog in GrpGgung ge'
5ogelt botten ii6 aber pertogt, obnc
oos 9l6fommcn 81 rotifi5ircn.
StroBcnbobn Strife in
YbtIooelpbio.
@biIuocIpbio 7. 9(ueult.
SorrD 6. Slpnlt Ger ErGii0ent Der
IofoIcn DiDiiiou ser @erbinoung Der
StrcBen- lno @lcftriicben gobn-gln-
ecItelltcn, crflGrte I'M 3 llbr 80 bellte
Morgen ocn Strife, trob0em be-
mcrfte man fcfie glcnoeriing I'M
6obrpIon Der r@biloOelpbia Erailit
Hdilmop Go." Die oie StroBenbobn
betreibt. 6lpnn gicbt befonnt, OoB
1900 Der 4700 glneelteIIten Der @e-
Iellcboft Der Strife-Sr6re 6olec gc-
leiitet boben ino ooB peribieoenc
2inicn gon6 ouBer 9etrieb uno aiis
oere bcinobc lobmeeleot lcien. Gr
lo9t, Dob Strifebrecbcr oic ousltGn-
oigcn 2eute erieet bnben. gcomte
Der @cieaiboft erfIGrcr, bob nur
cine un6eoeutenOc g(n8obl Scute I'M
glusitonO iino, uno ooB allc Sinicn
Wie gelpobnlid im 9ctricb Wdrcn.
0ie Eoli8ei wuroe porIi6tsbalber
bel oen @oegonlduppen imo &roft-
ltationen niif S9ohe beorOert.
Der llnionSfiibrer CAB an Dob
nod mebr 2cutc I'M 2oufc ocs Cages
ocn Strifcrn beitreten miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
0icbe madltcn rcidle Scmtc.

9eiubtcn lieben 9ureoir bon 3obn.
dr5tcn i'm @roiciiionols@cbGuoc
0ic E6iiren wurOen in jeOem
Safe nit cincm Stemmeiien eiu-
gcbro6cn. Die @ciltc beitan0
bouptid6li9 aus golOcnen 3db.
ncn.
Sn ser per9angenen 9tadbt 6rohen
0iebe in Oos 9Sroiciiional-@ebGloc,
gir. 800, gtoro-Gbarles. .StroBe, in
Dem oiclc 3o6ndr5te i6rc @cldGits-
rGumc boben, Gin ino crbeutetcn goI.
oene 3Gbnc uno @ebiiic i'm @crtbc
bon ingefdbr $500. Sic ofinctcn
Die Gbiircn bon iiebcn Yurcotr init
cincm Steuntcilcn. 0etcftip &oblcr
wuroc nit Ger 9lniarbeitune OeS
Sales betrout. @r 6ottc bereits cine
cinge5en0c llntcrildlng angcItellt,
oic 0ie6c ba6cn obcr obiolut feline
Spurcn binterIalien.
Dic 0iebe 6robeu in Die @ureour
folgenoer 3obndr5tc Gin:
Or. @. s. BON S1irfcr, 3immcr
gfr. 5O7-509.
Or. Scnrp StraiIer, 3immcr 9tr
500.
Or. 81. 9. gca, 8immcr 9Sr. oil.
Or. 81. @. @ogcrton 3immer
gSr. 81.
Or. B. gs. QumbroccO, 8immcr
9lr. 3OS.
Or. @oIter Z. goist, 3immer 9sr.
306, unO
Or. @. SuIius snit6, 8immcr
glr. 800.
9luS Dem 8urcoll bon Or. S6irfcr
ol(ein wuroeu 3d6ne i'm @crt6e bon
5000 entpcnoet. Or. 8ea ilnO Or.
G'ogcrton waren geltern oliBcrbol6
Baltimore, pesbaI6 ser gSertb Der
aeitoblenen @eqenltGn0c nibt feItge-
Itellt weroen fonnte. Or. Smith
OcrnliBte geitern Morgen fertiggcltcIl-
tc SABINE unO ciniee S1mudgcgen-
ItdnOe I'M @ertbe bon 500. Sn ocm
3immer bon Or. Straiier fouOen oie
Diebc nur 5ipei goloene SABINE, Die
$50 folten.
0ie 0iebc 6otten es oni6cineno
Iebr eilig, ga iie in feinen 3immer
Die S6rGnfe, in ocnen oic 9ler5te
ibre fertigeeiteuten g(rbeiten alIfbe-
pa6rcn, erbrahcn. @S miro onge.
nommen, OoB friibere 9lngeltcllte bon
eincm Der 9entiitcn Oen @inbru6
ouseefiibrt ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
gInn ncr Nilr ii6crmnnnt.

Ger Yoli5iit G. % @lonSfcp BON
Der norOweitli6eu @oIi5ei.Stotion
fano eeitern gtodmittog Elm iungeS
NfGo6en, anideinenO oeu belieren
StGnoen onae6oreno. ouf Der Gor.
trcppc elmer STRIDE an Ocr @arf-9loe.
imo NloOiion-StroBe, bewuBtloS lie
geuo Dor. sic wuroe in elmer PIN.
bulan5 noh Dem WlarplonO @eneral
Soipital gebradt, no oie gler5te er,
fldrteu, ooB iie an einem SibidIoge
leiOe. Gurcb &orten IN elmer fleinen
Goihe, welde sic Came bel iid fiibr-
tc, fono man, OoB ibr gtame %eorl
Simmons, 20 Sabre ali, lit. 0ic auf
Der aortc angegebene 9lOreiie lit POP
gtor0-Gollos- -StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

SomueI Gobu Elm S6neioer I'M
@ibion rmO fSreD'S @ebGuoe on Der
@de bon 9lort6 -glpc. unO @oplor
@rope-StraBe, wlroe geitern uuter
Der Slnfloge Oes 0ic6Ita6Is per6oitet
nod cinem @erbor Dor 9iibter 9ren.
Del i'm noromeitliHen Yoli5eigeri6t
murOe er Dem @eridtsperfobren iibcr-
ipieien. 9la6 ser glusloge oes See
gers Solomon Griffin, mel1er bel
Gobn ongeitellt lit, muroe er bon 2eb.
tercnl na6 ser @o6nlng oes Serrn
@pons, 9lr. 1887, Glifton-slOenue,
gel6idt, Inn einen gln5ug gum 9luf-
biigeln 81 6olen. gllS @riffin nit
Oem 9ln5uge anfam mohte er Den
Go6n ouf cine @elOtaide oufmerf-
Jam, wel6e ii6 in elmer Eoibe Ser
Soie bcfano. Gobn 0ffnetc Die @elo-
toi6e unO iono $40 oarin Dor. Gobn
ioa @riffin So angeboten boben,
uenn er reinen W}uno bolte ilnO oen
5uno ni6t berratbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
,.SrnnSmittcr".

0ie gluguit-9liuumer oes uSrons-
mitter", Scr WtonotsiArift ser
vGbciopeofe & 4otonoc telephone
Co., lit rci6boltig ouseeitottet er-
ihicncn imo iIlilitrirt Die 3wedm6-
Bigfeit oes Eclepbons in 9rieos8ei.
ten IN gSort uno SilO. @3on ihreibe
um einc gtummer an oen &eOottcur
z. z. Goof, Scr. 10S, Oit2crinoton.
StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
9entIdc maiden bcOentIume Grfiu-
OMng.

0ie Serltclllmg bon Fopier aus ben
Stengeln Der 8oumuo1pflan6e.
N 0iirite eincn groBen @inflnB
ouf oie Yopier.SnOuItrie in Den
&ereinigtcn Stooten boben.
tSpe5faIs@orrelpcnoen8 Der 9lfociricn @reIle)
Berlin, 80. Suli. - Die f0.
nigliGe Wlaterioloeriu6s. Station 5it
@roB-2idterfelOe, BEL Berlin bat bic
@nt6cdllng gema6t, 6aB Eopier aus
oen Stengeln Der 8oumuollpilon5e
ber9eItelt werOen fam.
Ga Ceuti1lono ielblt feline 9almt.
molle proou6irt, lit oieie @rfinOmg
ni6t bon 10 GROCER @ihti9feit fit
oeies 2ano, ober es miro onrouf
bingepieien, ooB Die Ser. Staoten,
Der groBte acknowledgement Der
&eIt, groBen Gort6eil aus oie(er
entoefung 5ieben fonnen, 6eionocrS
lcitoent oos Eopier BORT 10 iporiam
9elporoen lit.
Sel Den Terlud]cn lpur0en 0ic
Steneel eei6nitten, eeno6len, ee-
to6t unO gebIei1t, uno MAIDEN
oonn Oen bisber gebrGiidlihen Yro-
5eB Der Topierfobrifntion olirh
Die @eriudsitation ertldrt, OaB
ole Stengel observation-disclosures eilt
enteS &obmateriol sur @opier-6obri.
lotion obgeben.
erfinonatg erregt 9roBes
Sntereiie in " inertia.
gtcm Dorf, 7. 9luguit. Sr.
lincoln 9. &oImer, Der @el66ftsfii6-
rer DER n9lmericon gtepspaper Sub
lllbcrS gliiocidtion", ingte belite, oaB,
trobOem prioate rno Seeierungs-&a-
borotorien felt Sn6ren @erilt6e ange-
ltellt bdtten, Inn einen geeigneten @r.
lab fir SoI5brei bel Der Sabrifation
Don Fopier 6er5uItcIlen bis iebt nod
Ini9ts eefunOen woroen iei oas iih
alS 6rauh6ar eriuieien babe.
6aas Oie Deutl6en mirflib cine
lol6e Grfinoung gemodt bdtten,
oonn wiiroen iie Oomit 0en @ereinig-
ten Staateu einen groBen 0ienit ge-
Iciltct 6nben lm0 ser Grinder ioIltc
W}illioncn per0icncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
GarniOul in @lcu6mrnic.

Sn @lcpburnie beeitnt bcltc
9tbeno Scr Gorniool Oes r@lenblr-
neutrality-suspicious." wel1er
bis 8um ndblten Samitag wd6ren
ioll. @ouperneur Sorrington miro
6eute 9(benO bort erpartet, Inn Die
@roffninesreoe 5it bolten. 0os 6eIt-
GouIite beitebt aus ocn SS.s s. @laD-
ton Spitler, GoriiBer; SoworO Wl.
&oberts, Sobn s.. @3ubIp, IS. q.
Samm, @ilIiom 2cmfubl mo Or.
E6omas $. 9rapI6ow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
anmcn 6cn 9lan6crm aMf 6ie sun

SSn @er6inoung nit Dem &auban-
foa am 30. Suli am 6allspap, no6c
@rottltr., bel pel6en Serbcrt 9.
Smith BON 9tr. %, gtoro- -6remont-
9lpe., Ieiner goloenen ll6r, iomie Inn
$50 bcrou6t puroe, ucrboitcten ge-
tern Die @c6cimpoIi5iiten Gorcp imo
GooneD oen % Sabre often Samuel
2eoin bon 9tr. 565, 9iorO- -@opltroBe,
ser 0ie llbr in eincm %fonolci6s@c-
l6Gft perIcbt bate. Seoin beltritt,
Der Ebdter 5u fem. gr beriunfcIte
Iid ober in Bioeriprii6e uno wuroe
nob Der mittlercn Yoli5ciltation &C..
6rod)t. @citcrn 9lbenO wurOe oltf
@rinO Ieiner glngobcn Der 25 Sabre
olte $. S9. &epnolos bon glr. 100,
g}orO-@opitroBc, oerbaitet Oer, ipie
sic @ebeimpoli8iiten iagteu, Oen
llebcrfoa t6cilpeiie eingeltanO. glnd
CT murOe nodb Dem StotionSbuus ge.
brobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Plus OcntIdch gcrcincn.
MittcISb a d. g}ercin.'

rs ittclS $ b d &ercin."
Inter Gorlib OeS @rGiiOenten
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oes ScfrctGrs u. NbcrenOcr 6iclt ge-
itern 9lbeno Der @ittelSbah-@erein
IN u. @agencr's Soae, gfr. A Siio-
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iommhmg ab. @s ipuroen oie giu-
loOungen 5um lofeu Sdngcrfeit gum
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ui9fcitss@emeinOe" 8u Oeren 6eitlid-
fciten ongcnonmen, mo beidIofen,
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5u 6ct6ciligen. GoS 6iinicr-Gonlite
5um uGcllticbcn Gag" iulirOe cr-
nonnt lmO bcltc1t ans Ocn 6erren
90. gtidcl, q. Mluner, Chris. Drill.
Ter, s. Z. @eiB mo SulhtS YcterS.
6crncr iuurOe beriHtet, ooB oie @or-
bercitmecn 5im boDriiden Bolts
felt am IA. 9IuguIt, no6c5u 8u @noc
gefiibrt limo. @inla0ungcn 81 bic.
lem Set iinO al befnnnte StaOtbe-
ante ergangen, imo miro gcbofft,
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SoriibcnOe Oes 9lrrongemcntS.Go.
mites, 0err 90. g}idel, bcrihtcte fer
ncr, Dob Oic uHbcin-" ilno ngtedor-"
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llnteritiitun9Sbercin.
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u9roucr imO Giifcr Gronfen.llntcr.
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oeS n@ermonio SurnpereinS," 9lr.
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Dem &oriib OcS @rdiocnten So6n
SernerSOorfer Itott. Ger Sefrct0r
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foll 9}odb Ger Gntgegcnnobmc ser
Grontcn6cridtc milroen Die loufen-
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Olit9lico oufgcnommcn gluf Die Gin-
looiIng oes Dllnobbonglgen burger
oereins sur Sbeilno6mc al ser 6eier
pes Teuti6en Cages plIrOc bcihloi-
len, ii1 Ooll56blig 0oron 81 betbeili-
gen, unO Scr SetrctGr ougerpieiet,
iofort OoS eingeinnote Girfulor ais
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@onliteS mit5utbeilen, 6erner mlir'
oen Die Ginlooungcn scr &crrinigten
Singer, Oes ngSittelS6oN sGcreins"
unO oeS nGonnitottcr |olfsieit-Ser-
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ser Gerein in gutter finan5ieller Sage
Sn Ser oaralIifolgenOen 9eomtcns
'pabl ipurOen Die foleenoen Serren
einitimmig geiudblt: @roiiOent, Sobn
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Q. &oltitb; Sdobneiitcr, 4. 9fotb.
icbn, imo Sefretdr, 6einrid @eii-
Tina.