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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

2ic @rcparconcb~ 5ragc 5citiat olcr6oilo irarie
&pridll1pc Bon elmer Nooofntcurnn in 9teu port
crhalten pir cine 3uihriit III Ser olen GrniicS Scr
Nprdlag aciart miro. Gin NroGes 9ic8erbccr 5i idai
iat Sn 0cr 3uidrit hciBtes
~Aricgs Setrctdr Garriiuu cupiicbI Die 5doiiuu1
cInpr 9rncc pon 100000 W}dun Sodbe 9dimer mir
0eil sic @ctcrlingc ser Mcaicruua Ser Ser 9taoicu
cin ahcr liidt iiir mehruacnoc Nrbeitct @s uiirOc
ocBbal6 cii &crit icin fir Oas 0ano imo iiir e0u
1iucr5a5cr iucilu Die Nidmcr iiir Die Armcc 0cu
Nci9en scr aaacmellcn glrbeitTilnit ctnonici mir.
0ci GS bcic6i fem lc6crihiB an 9lrbetcrn III oicicl
&al0c glbcr c5 lit einc lid itets utebrcnoc &lne bon
yldilucr porbauocn ipcldbc brc 3cit III WqaBggnng
pcrbrinei BIC dldoIid 1T mo pcracitOeib. Gas iino
oic 9le1cr bconocrS oic Hcgcr III ocu Stdocn ornl
oIlte uncrc geplate glrucc nid aus ocicn gcbilnet
iUcr0cl2 @S fonncH crifluiac Sol01cfi ans 6ncn
gclaodt ueroeu mo Die Ausbiolmg bic lie ocuicBen
uirOcn piiroc Nldnncr ans ibnen mod]cn @enn 500
GOO 9icacr poer bic Nolitc oieier 3abl 5n SoIoatea
oiisacbi0ct mr0e oan uiir0e ole io9cn1nntc Qcgcr-
fro0c lmarGbr acoit icn~
9ir bcfiirdct Oaf oieic 9lem 2orTur aopofatcu.
frra nit Der nasiflicBIidlen Scron5e1uio ocs onic.
rifarhcf 9elcrs 5itt @dt1r0ienit crit redt cine
glceeriraac idjaiici uiiroe iiio cine c6r aeiGbrd)e
Gnrd) bic Sdoiillug ciiics an0gcn NcgcrDccrcs bon
25000O 6S 100000 Dlann proc in ) bis 20 SoGrca
elm 1rpBcr lbcil Der ndrnlid)m 9icacr ocs Sonocs
Gus 0eoicntc 5oloatcu 6ciic6cn p1brcuo bic pciBe
~Nto+'NfiNtS
pericDelt piiroc Zen icbn bis firi5cbn Niilionen
Ncaern OcS 2nnocs miir0e rcdlt balo lire mit1rd5c
lle6crcaeuheit ibcr lire ncBei Dfbiireer SIM @e.
mlbtein fommcn S6r 9crlnu9eu nacb o;ialer Glcidls
rliuia uiiroc cn INNER orin9cocrcs pcr0ci uno
pcml lire meBen 9rioer in Soen fortiabrcn iontcu
glc8cr i lVndjru io uni 4iabI 81 pcrbreuiicn piror
e id anT Hre miitariidc lcberlcgelbcit pcrloiielo
hfeaNdlr @ieccrpcrgchulg iibcn Gs iudrc ogar Sic
Mo9lidtelt uorbanoea ooG bic udditc eetcraiion ser
mlitdrb cr5ogencn Aegerbcpolferln9 ocS 9auOes Oci
1iioen 5l cucr Ac8cr-Acpnblf crfIdreu ipir0e prnl
ciu gcraactcr Sibrcr ibrci Mcben ericbei oate
2ie amcrifanhc gcgcrroiie bat idon bcocucnot @ldn
ner bcrpcrgcbradt mir crinnert iir an Douglas uro
oc fiir5d 9eitorbeiieu goofcr gsnibngton
gseul e. oani Der g(uslanospoitf Nooorop Nil
ION noibpeicg geuoroei it, ei groBeS Seer sit dlaf
Ien, oonn mus 6 an criter Stcllc ocm omerfaniideu
&oltc ciuaeunpit mcroeli oai sic 9ert6coi9uig oes
&Qteroll0cS fcin Dem @oerlauoc crpieener Gjciolen
ionocrn crlie 9iirgerpht it oam nuB Der e5coanfc
oaB Der SoooteltanO Gin nie0riaer 5tdno it, gcraOc
gt aeng fir ben Abidaum scr 9cu6lferine oet00iet
merocn; oatu muB Die allgcmeine gsc6rpflidt rinec
liibrt Ueroea Gin po6rcs @oltS6eer 5uiamnengeeet
aug alien aldc Der 8eb6lfernng lit Die bette Gjarantic
iiit BON 5ortbcitao Der 9epblf iiir Die g(bpcr OeS
6eiloeS poa shlBen nio ir ole llnteroriidng ocs
6cilocS pon ,sfwcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

mar9e Eoltit oeun oieie beocu lbcmato ilIo Jest
nidlt mcbr 81 ircnHcn nabocu lie ioDobl bon 9coucn
Der N0nniliratiol pic dad bon 5cnutorcu mo oals.
mitgcocrn mo gnOcrcn 3u 0enen Gg g@r1iiOcnt 9looc.
pelt jl 50Dlcu ito in 0iicltd5cn AeuBcrngen 5onl.
mcngeidmciBt mor0cn lJ0 mcrocn bel oiclcm Mc0c.
tampi cr6riert lucrOcn Frdiiocu 9Sion rodJtct Sen
ucrorcnen Ge9angeren politiidcl @oocu pic6er5ugc.
pHncn Ncrr Brpon uiinid)t i'm oaran 81 binOcru
Inter Oct llmidtoeu miro rs mobl unDcrmciOlid icii
Dap Oeic Stuup-GontroOcrie enen cn9ieOcn amcri.
taniid-potdeu, wonid)t pcronIidcn gburaftcr an-
nimnt rob6cm scr 3ur Iisflron iiebcuoc @cgcuitauS
ncicutlid aui internotionaIcr GumOlage rubt.
Dan muB cine ioldlc 1e6attc 3piidcu ocn EraIi-
Oeutcn mO eincu irii6crcu StaotSiefretar i'm 9ifie
ciner &orconpcntS Goupagnc bctrod)tcu Sd,on cmral
baben mir Gin eilotoutes geipcl uter ia onalogcn
Tcrbdincn crlcbt; I'M Sabre 1912, mo EbeoOorc
SooicueIt Der bier Sabre 5uuor gnl s. Gait gum 9ro-
iiocntcn gemad battc oeien o OuS bitterie 6efdmpc
Sellcr bctdmpit @rpan Den Danr ipelde CT Dor oicr
Sabren ms rg9eBe Snu5" gcbrodjt 6attc lnO I'M
&ctcrcn mogen lid and sic SoIocn Oiccs goroaugs
in cntiprcbcuOcr @eiic gruppren Oas So6r 1912
bat oud oa ocn @r0ceocr5ial acidafiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

Gs dleini lett eii5ultebeil 10 id1reibi Ole 9fcw
2pricr Siaats5citraG oaB oelu oucriianiiben @iibl
tnn cn ieltianes 5dapiel gcbotcr uerocu io: 1cr
Erl0cnt Der Hereinafter Stadten rei illt canoe nm
har nnI @tmuct iiir idl su pcrben uiiD ein ebemo-
aeg 5aaisetretdr 1iniam Nclniuss @ruan reiit bin.
tpr bi Dar uli ibn bic Stiilleu ipc0er abipeng su
aodlen IoS Riihniasprogranim ocs @r1iioeuell
wabFldglHic9 od NJ &wbuoin8 ooHit Ocic dis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

&e III Der Sibnns Der 2esoIutnr BON 1914, 10
ntodt 91auor &reion nid III Der iebigeu 2e5SIatur-
Sitimg peOcr Oe Gcrilld oeu itd0tcben Charter 10
obgcdnocrt jil befommer, oob ole @artbc6orOc inter
bic Goutrole ser giogetbcb6roc folumt Gie 9cgisla-
TIN ioatc Gem @crlongcn ocs Nlngors nohfomnci
4ic bic 9Ser6ltnc jest eae 1T oe @orfbcboroc cine
gau5 rnobhdngiae a6rpcridoit oie t6m mo loiicr
fann has lie mollc, bic 9leiuatoer perontuortd it,
Sie Fam Ole aniioB9ilen Forf-9tcoulatouen crlaicl
mo 9ieniauo bat bic Dladt, Guiprnd 5n er5e6el Sie
fanu aud nit Oeu Gntnitrn id)altcn mo paltcn fat
aS mare 6as cSeIo Ggctbiun Der moipiSiIeacn @lit-
gIieoer Scr 8e90roc iolungc iie e5 nidt pcrlmtret
0c 2egiolatr oIltc cincn iolhcu 3iitauO nid)t be-
itcben laiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
G(rcSerida S5eder.

Cs iinrb ON i0 Snmor 1910 SreoeridI
Neder, qcicbic Satin oco hcrltorbencn Senrl
qune finoei a1mana. ben 90 Senuor. Gdbmii
tapa llbr, non ibrcr gSobrula. Nr. go, Sito
@lcuhrro.slrcnnr, aus ont ocm pGreicnlaic'is
5rlcbboic" iiai.
On haiict iucnio pliic 1dac
Si Gcinen @roenldui
giur glrbcii Sorgc Witb unh &laQc
Ncbi hBrcn nllc Sorqcn nui
Hic Rubc pnit oic 2dii pcrgcbi,
gSenn'e bcinrudrS 5u hen Hicbcn acbt
Gle traurrnoru aintrrtlrbcnel
(NQu20Ao2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Gntherinc NlinncI.

gs uor6 am 81 Sanuar 1916 Catherine
@ippei aeliebie Satin oc5 oeritorbcnen NenrO
Rippc i'm gllcr bon 30 Sd6rcn. Sic 8eer0is
anna inoci an 5unutag Nadniiiago ~
il6r, Ron Der geobnne ibrcS Sobncs. Senrn
Rtppel, Sr, Nr. 2i30, SitsSanettc-Sfrnfe, ans
itaii, @clietHna oui oem gMsoun @armel
JHCnbnfr (Sau22 -23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
gJlorn VI. SdlrSbcr.

Va itnrb am 20. Sanuar 1916 Wiarn g.
Smr6ocr qelicbtc @dttu bon George Sbroocr
IN ibrcm 81 gcbcnoin6r. Sic 3eerolgu1g iins
hci am spnn.ag, 20, Sonnnr. gldnmliiqas 2
l6r bon ibrcr gSobuun0, yir. iit3 Hrplnr
rpUestrnhe, ans aii Nelicbllng uu1 bent
% gNCtcru GcWcierO" (Sdn2i -23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Nnfhcrinc q. Nlnlcr.

IS iiarb am 2i Samar 1916 Gatberine y.
Wlnner, peliebtc Satin oc5 0eriiorbencu 9loolpb
NSiurr Die Neeroiolmg iluoci am Wuutng,
@nbmiiiap3 vs. ubr. bon Der Aobnune brcs
gobncs, gr. 2i27, Nnnoucrs Strnhe, ans Halt
0eiictuno oui bcm ogSeitcrn @cmcerp"
tNQu22A2A)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

Ga itarb an 10. Sannar 1916 @sarH "
xahlur, oeliebte Satin oes ncritorbcnen gSn
3 Inplor, i'm 9llicr bon y Sabren pic Ses
groiaure iinoet an samiiag, Na@miiaee 2
lbr, bon brcr gHulnnna, yir. 2l31t poines
1000 ,glUcnne ous iiait Beicbnnn pripni an
ncm .NnIlMore .lrlcohoIe.n lNnn2l-22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

NVF U1IFu75H IENTVFVHHV VHITHININIWTIIWt
llnterariegs Sefretdr oicer Gage betolut oob sic
oeutldei Gerliitlilen bis SIR Stuuoc cuel Gcruit
pon 2,535,7GS ailimcilcn uaO Oaf oobou 5SS9S6 ais
geaIlcn bcjcdnet icicn Ios lit in ser I6at feine
iberndBig groBe 3aD bon Gciaamci, menu man Be.
ocntt oaB Der arcg ieBt idon nobe Y Sabre ooucrt
nlo Hiuoeens odjt Wlilloneu octtid)c 921rncr uncr
@oic icbcn Ga sic Stotitif scist, oaB bon ocu
Ierpunoecu Der certifen 9lrmce mir ciu gang gcrl-
ger 4rc5cnfiuB lregsutaugb miro 70 I1t iid) cidlt
hcretucn, ooB bc Dem oHrlibe 3nuads bon t0c.
dbr 100000 junaeu 9cfriten oas 0cridlc Seer icite
cBgc Stdrfc iutlncr be0altcl nib mcu Der aricJ
olIb nod orci So0re l6u0er ooucrll ioltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

argcn Die 6ritdcu Sccrouber icatpcgt fort SeiiScm
Gnglauo beaonHcll bat. Die nod Sducocn bcitinuncl
Eoioden Sl iie1lcu bait 5dlucocu Bic qciouutc eng
d)e Noit nad @BIauo icit lnO pcm GHaIollo sic
HerDortc Scrgcpatianlg 6eS iducoidJcn &ullocls or
lebt mag q lid creanen Oob Sdwcoc SIM &icrhmbc
ibergeht Stimnllng OaiiIr lit por6on0ei Die Sdme.
Ben iino nidbt 10 ge6ul0g pic Sic 9mcrifouer lluO
iid)t y MN iagcn mir ciunial gutnitbig Sie
wplci Gaollcn GngIanoS ndt icn ion6crn cin ircieS
clbtitdnoiees Golf bIei6en lho 0os f0nipu lic nr,
mcnm iic 6re 9chtc aud gc0cn GnelouO wo6rcn @as
man bicrjlIonSc 10 id)wcr cuebcn uill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
9ibiScnOsn.



Nal more. oen 20 December 1918.
Ee 0irctiorer haber bclic aus Dem Ncus
81 Gciember 1915 becHoiaien icds Wlountc
cine SDoeHoc bon Siue (2) Nro5eut nni oic
Brioriidt6'@iicn Der @onipaauie crlldrt sabls
har nn !. Mldr5 1916, oil bic bcm Shnb
oct Geihdftc dm a. Nnnnnr 1915 IN ock gis
6ccn cingctrngencn gliiiondrc
Sac Girciioriim crildrtc auBcrhcn aus peul
ucberifnbs@clulnH orr 0ompngnie cine Nps
ocroc bon 5ueicinbai0 (2%l 9ro5eut nnf bic
Siamngniien Der Goulpa0nlc snblbor ant T..
Oidrs 1916 al bic bci'iu Smlnb ocr Gcfhditc
am "a. ,saunar 1916 IN ben 8nbcrn culnes
ttdQcrcn gitlOndre.
Ee umDrcibcbilc1cr mcroca nid5t qciNloiien.
(Ncj2OSdn22) q, ~. gaorlicrb Scirc0r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Srtt oa bic ecsislutnr wicOcr in sisnne 1T, IOntc

Scet, oa bic ccsisatnr wicSrr in 5ieung 1T, Iuatc
lie Die 1911 paiiirc Bill fr ocn @au elmer gSoiieuhole
fiir oaS a. Gegniett pioerrifen uiO nit Ser @citim
mim9 mieoererlaiielt ooB Die nelIc Bafienbale am
Giuic Gerter gebat merocn niuB. Sni Mittepinttc
Der Stoot no olc groBcn oiieitlden Gebditoe ieben
lit ser rid6tgc 9ab fir Die neiie gafenbole. golt
more braitdt i'm geihditSt6e cinc groBe sale fiir
Gonpcntoncn un9 9hlSitcllimecn Gic Maifcibalc ocS
o. &eaimentS lit iir mailde 3wede nidt aroB ocnug
nuo lie III abgclegen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
9[oafhc Nouu.

So ii0rb am 2t Sauor 1916 9leaibc Supp,
qclicbic Satin bon cjeorac Aopp, IN ibrcm lS
gcoensiobr Sic NecreigWa tlroct AM Wlnii
tan. ~. Safu0r yidhniiidae 2 llbr bon ibrer
gsohnun0 Nr 2521, Gnftcrn4gluCnnc, aus itaii
9cietufo mrf Dem a9riien Gpan0eliiden
Sricohoi"
(g'0upori Gewe &a. 3citln9cr aeidaigit
coplrctl tSan22 PAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

- V'U'DtS wv VI N~NE'4T'IVH JVVUJVVNHI UVlNUI
cbt 2l502 N1llionen Narf mo oirh 0ieicbe lit Gie
Bonttotcn-Sirfillation 5I 3S.I 4ro5ent geOcdt Eic
@ol0ocdlma Der Decentralization in ISronfrcid uO
Gn9lono iii fcnc 70 bobc nn0 ga Gentihlano iucnig
oocr GAR nid)tS bonn 9lSlanoc 81 Inuieu brandt bat
eS pciig 5u beociien, mnut and 1eutihlonos 5cn6c
ccil anrsmcrib Der &ed)smlrf iit 9(sl1n0c finitli
Decentralization. Sobolo ser 6ricoc fommt iino
GctiGonos 4n'oel BON 9lehem bc9inut 1T Der grobc
Soloidab Der 6cid)sbonf cine Gnrdniie onir ooB Die
8cidSmarf ibcroG III Der s9ct pcocr ibrcn poneu
Merih erhdIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
SrpeOcin cine Guaesin auf gefs6l 0nslanO'S nidt

mieoer nad Geiltihlano 5urid fam neil fc bier oas
COB Der Ocitiden gciu9en Bat prdt and) Ole ioeben
itad) 3'i16rger slbpeicnbeit uad Scr Seinotb srid
eefeDrte GoIorierin Dlauo 6aD Bic IN Mlind)en ais
tonglid baveriide &anrueridn9crn cngngirt it, MIR
IN begciitertem Conc bon GcfiHlano Gs iii bc3cih.
neio BOB alc glmerfdner, Die Ccidlono oenaii fen.
ncn MIR orte oeS 2obes fir has Teitide Ned 0cu.
ihc Ginrdltu9cn ino Dos Oeud)c Nolf 6oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
Der ccutIdcn6aiicr gSi0ianig uun WaiFiNyvi nno

Der augliirte SfanonoDer 91eiiou por Mncoio mar
fel lid an Conneritdg I'M 9nuocs-Senot neocr 81
Gertbeiogern GnglanO's auf ais Setator 0ofc 2ut6
BON @eorgo icire jiucitc gcbr 6iet 3ur gcgriuouna
pes bon ibm cingcrcidbten @ehlniieS GnelonO's 9e-
hrlidg nneres Nanoels III iintcridcr no gceignptc
Nieoerocr9eltimss N'aBrc9eln 81 er0reiien. Tie
6rcimoe gngIaoS Die bercit iinO, Oie Sntcrcicn SER
8ercni9tci 2taotcn 0cnen gn0louo's nterSuoronen
ifcincn iid nber bod inl 9iuocssSenat in ser Dln
Oer6et 5il 6ciinoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
SObn 0csiuig,
phpn I'm NHrtnm. Nnlfr 22DO.
Sn oct Munnuua: Nvulft 4f05
SIriitiGn Wiillcr,

yeimcu5chuiter nno Gin6olinmirer,
WufDiUtircde AeiferiOn.e.k. mo WipnttDrbS9ipe
baltimore, SUD.
XlmointsNefrbsnM snMngen. Eua uHo Wadtt pfien.
@letiriid erieneAteie 2imonilncn ihr SDm.
5ti.cn irb niie f9ciepcnbeitrM
fSani2B. ~ .I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
@rlanntmadlMnacn.


a. Snuuar 1916.
sngcboic wcrbcH cngcacn Gcrunmcu bon
Der 0onirnlisycboroc Der Sidoi baltimore lnr
ocn llmbnn ocs Nurcnu5 oes gSucrSr9cs
nenra Hai66uus, ir Den UlapOr mo Saot
rqib iur GenBuua ieiens Oes &alcrSngc'
ncure
Nnacboic miiicu IN GupIilai ausacicrtgt
nno IN OcriicQclicn 0oubcris an OcH ,,Nodro
0l gluuroe OF Hultmprc 0iO nbreiliti len,
6ic gull3rlt qErOgeial ior Memoosling %oter
perrH Ni6arn GpnHu, StdoiNcaiitraior, IN
leincm bureau i'm 9iutbbais am oocr Dor 4
llbr NormlitGQs an Niittiuoh, 2. 6ebrnnr
1916, ciHaercihi iperOcn
sin bednubqter Ghed oes 9ieicrs su 6em
Vcragc bon 5ucihuHocrt uuo iiini5ig (S25O.OO)
1eliarsi anl eine elearna 9onle Nani" nil
0cr criOlprcidc Nicfcr nuns 9irgIhdli iici
len una bic Boribriitcu ocs StuOi9ldrtcrs III
Hciug aui Gonirnlic eriiincit
3clbnunqcn mo Spc5iiiiaiioncn i3Hncn am
pocr Hdh Dem 2t, Jnunar 1916 i'm Hiigrdu oce
@cbluoetSnlpclore bcil0tiqi pcrbcn
Gle epHtrultiVchdtOc bcbulf itd onS NcNi
ror. irgeuo Gin oocr ale slugcbotc 5nriidju'
4. :; gssgs,
9ciiaiiai
So6u Su6crt
iuli0. 3rdlioent Der GoniroftScboroc-
(Sau22,2D
@flahrrunaeG GommiiRpu Oer siaOt Baltimore.
Ndlt more, 0i b., 20. ,Snnuar 1916.
ON Nnc, bic cs dnaebt
GS iuirh bcrmit pcmdh ocn gbfdnlicn So
Y uRo SO hes Baltimore StnotGborters be-
annt eenatoi, oat oc EiloitcrureSs9onmf'
fou ncr Sidot Baltimore ndd benz g. Wtdr5
1916 bc9iunen piro. oic nnhacnanrtcn Stras
hen uno glucns nit moocrncm Oidierial 5it
piacrt ncu 81 pilniicrn unb ncu 81 6clcQcr.
glnc @crioncn uHo 0orporatioucn merocn 0cSs
hnlb annciorocrt @rlanbnibl6cinc iiir nnc
9lrbciter 81 lblcn nno bielc oor ocm G, Mldr5
1910 ~ beenocn oic in irqcno clncr gecie bic
gluigrabung oocr SuireiBung nahqenanntcr
SirnBen UNI glilepS, poer cnea Ibcilce ocricf
bcil n0ibig matcn m0bien
Sic c0en erudbnicn StraBen ino Aacpe
fin0
ShsaS. .strahs, bon eniap.eiraBc bis ssarncr.
1irdbc
uDirr's NncN, oou 0anobersetrabe bis e6nrlcss
Strnbc
aitis sbarS snaes, bon Baltimore sirabc bis
0iah'Sira6c.
5u suffrage oer @iIaiieruess9ommlilou
6cr 5taoi Baltimore
". aeltb Compton,
9oriibcr mo coriultrcnoer Sngcnicur.
9i. vi. 0opficB,
t5au22,2l31, ,Gc67)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
gleriammInnns.9t .9tnseiaen.

1ic Snbrcebcrinmmung ber IiitoHdrc oc3
,,Treb gnNcruihmiot Yan0crcius" fir bic 98abl
bon 5mbii Ercilorcn iiir has iauieaoc Sobr
iinoci am Eicnlag, ben 25. Sdnuar 1916. IN
icinem Nnreau. Qr. 51J-5i7, Sorrfit' SiraAr,
Iinit
Ronace g. Gjrobaus, 5circ.r
(Nan22 eJ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22

AlS OsMant terrible nns Oer politiidrn ainocrinbc
Der Grtcntc miro man Den itolendcn N}iniiter &C..
5eianel niien Der bepaiiptct oic glnrten leiitcei
glidts, neil lie fcin einbetlidhes 4rogra bdtten gn
oic 8eariinoiuie broudt man lid petcr niut eiu,il.
oiien oic Saiiptod'e it oaS gin9cdnonib, oob sic
Naiirtcn nhtS IciiiciI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-22
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-09
Health Board Records
Show 263 Died Here
During Last Month


The health department recorded 263
deaths in this city during January, ajc-
cordding to the report of DR.. E. A. Me-
Lel1an. ThisAis. said to be the largest
number of deaths in one month in the
history of this CITY,.
Pneumonia caused so of the deaths
and cancer caused Is of them. Grip
was responsible for IL and tubercu-
Iosis for seven. In January of last
year there were 1877 deaths. The
highest number of deaths in one
month before this year, was III in
February of 1915.
The rules governing the conduct of
the health department are obsolete,
according to, members of the board
and at their meeting last night they
decided to have a new set of rules
drafted for all branches of the depart
ment.
Municipal ash collection is faE ored
by the board and a letter will be sent
to the common council, asking the
creating of a city ordinance, providing
the collection of ashes by the city.
There has been big increase in
the number of school children being
treated at the dental clinics. Last
year 1866 children were treated. This
year so far, 1892 children have been
treated at the clinics. DR.. George E.
ODER, city bacteriologist, reports Is
new cases of tuberculosis, but no ty-
phoid fever.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-09
LAUDs CoLERIDGE TAYLOR

Dr. Arthur Mees. director Of the
Bridgeport -Oratorto society, gave an
interesting informal talk last evening
on the life of Samuel Coleridge-T ay-
Tor, composer of the music Of ''The
Departure of Hiawatha, % which the
society will present at it's annual
spring concert. April 4. DR.. Mees
said that never had he met a more
charming gentleman than Samuel Co
Ieridge-Taylor, whose father was the
white woman and whose own mother
was white. He studied at the Royal
college of music in England and it
was through the influence Of his
teacher, Col. Waters, that he wrote
the work which the OratortO society
is now rehearsing.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-09

rubber. compounds. and many of the
formulas now in use all over the coun-
try were, originated by him. He also
was Instrumental in introducing many
new labor saving methods in the man
ufacture of rubber. but never profted,
as his knowledge was turned over to
his employers. But he was also highly
regarded by all his superiors in the
various capacities, and was a faithful
employe until the business left town
in 1900. Since then he has lived with
his son, Thomas Keane, who took up
the care of his aged parents, on the
little homestead in the Glen.
Thomas Keane, Sr., was born, in. Ire
land, but. was a keen student of town
affairs and was an authority on men
and measures which were prominently
before the citizenship for more than a
half century. He had an accurate
memory and was often appealed to in
the settlement of disputed points of
local affairs. Although more than SIS
years old, he retained his faculties to
the last, He was liked by young and
old.
His funeral will be held from st.
] Roses church at 10 a. m. Thursday.
Burial will be in the family plot in the
Catholic cemetery in the Glen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-09
YOUR SICK CHILD
is CONSTIPATED!
LOOK AT TONGUE
IL cross, feverish, or bilious
give California Syrup
of Figs"

No matter what ai1s your child a
gentle, thorough laxa tive should al
ways be the first treatment given
If your little one is out-of-sorts
half sick, isn't resting, eating and act
ing naturally|look, Mother! see if
tongue is coated. This is a sure sign
that it's little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad or has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold,
give teaspoonful of California
Syrup of Figs" and in d few hours
all the constipated poison, undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out of
it's little bowels without gripping, and
you have g. well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" be-
cause it never fails to cleanse the lit
tie ones liver and bowels and sweeten
the stomach and they dearly love it's
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies, children of all ages and for
grown-ups printed on each bottle
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a. 50-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs; then
see that it is made by the "Californta.
Fig Syrup Company"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-02-09
AMERICAN SURGEON PERFORMS
MORE Than 5000 OPERATIONS
CL0SETO THE FIGHTING Line
Dr. Eugene Hurd Succors Wounded Russian Soldiers AS
Artillery Roars Around Him-Czar's Fighters
Pay Him Deserved Homage.

Petrograd, Feb. 9.-More than g.
900 surgical operations, most of them
close to the fighting line and with
the roar of artillery. in his ears, is the
past years record of DR.. Eugene Hurd
until recently the only American sur
geon at the front with the Russian
forces. DR.. Hurd is chief surgeon In
charge of the Twenty-Ninth, known as
the tGrodno Nobility Flying Col
umn. He has the rank of colonel in
the regular army His physique-he
stands six feet three, inches III height
and weighs 225 pounds-nakes him a.
conspicuous figure, even among the
big fellows of the Siberian Corps
among whom he works He has ac-
quired a reputation among the simple
minded soldiers for doing the impos-
sibi1e. A soldier returning from the
hospital told his fellows that the 4'big
American surgeon could take a hand
that had been shot off; patch it to-
gether and put it back on good as
new"
Hurd has been reported several
times killed, wounded or missing. He
has made a number Of hurried get
Always, but he has, always turned up
with his outfit when the smoke clear
ed His column was QUILTED by the
noble families Of Grodno soon after
the outbreak of the war. Then they
looked about for a surgeon to take
charge. About that time Hurd, who
was in Seattle, was Offering his SER
vices to Russia. Through the Rus
sian consul in Seattle his offer was
accepted and he sailed on November
% for W1adivoStok. He was at once
sent to Grodno with a contract to
serve during the term of the war. He
believed he was giving his services
gratis, but several months later, when
he had time to have his contract tran
cefve 400 roubles monthly.
His first taste of battle was on Grod-
no front. On the retreat of the Rus
1y escaped an Involuntary transfer
of his activities to the German side.
After twenty-hour stretch of hard
work he was ordered to retire by night
to Orani. At three O'Clock in the
morning he had reached an estate six
miles from that point and there he
decided to rest until daylight. When
preparing to resume his journey the
following morning he found the stable
yard full of Russian cavalry horses,
some of them wounded. A Russian
soldier informed him that Orani had
been captured by the Germans early
in the morning and that they were
approaching less than two miles away.
He made a hurried exit southwark
through sand dunes where Napoleon
lost his transports on the retreat from
Moscow. Until four o'clock in the. af-
ternoon, when he reached new Rus
sian position he was between the hos
tile lines uncertain as to the location