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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
@NiInScIpAia sanplanic.Gr Grdleiter.

Ter GorDertdf fir OoS Gon5ert
orS NhilooaIpGio snup0oldc-Crdc
itcrs intcr 2citllis ScS EirigcutcH
2copolo 5totolpsfi bot III sll6an9D'S :
SiIlet Bureau bcaolucn rilo iino
Soacn lino uuocre SiBc DereitS tart
vcrgriiicn. Gic @ottn OeS 1iri.
acuten iueIAc III @lniiffreiicn ais sic
bcfnuitc @laniitiu Cleu 5onoroii
bcfoniit 1T miro bei'nl CONCERT on.
i0eicno ieht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

amtilcutc toitenirci bon Dem 6uBe
Oes 9rooOpop nadl Socllit Eotlt BE-.
i0rOcrt luerOcu Ger @cOonfc. bon
Dem sic Geriedter OieieS YloncS ans.
Gingcn iuor, Orn @ci6dits6etrie6 an
YroaomoD 81 beleben IS 6eiBt, oob
Oanad bic aaliiIeutc Oie an 9rooS-
uoO uno Srooouap Nlnrftc SonOel
trci6cu BON Der Staot 5it crnidBig.
tenn Breile ,SoGren 9iacts foufca
lmO oicic i6rcn anmoen obse6en lucr.
81,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Der @cltfrirs bentc uor cinem
1ubr.

(]idh ocui 8crtcbt oeS 1cpil1cn
&eueroliiabS)
glu 9)ierfanol critiirnten oic,
Geltibcn sic cngliihc S6bcuitcI.
limg Don Ct Gloi
SSn Ocr Champagne ueDncn Die
1eltideu norOli6 bon @enn.Se.
iour me6rcrc frai5oiii6e @rdbeu
III SiiOpolen mo gSciis 0jali
5ien icber oic 9iiiiien ibrc erioIg
loien glngriiic iort. IN 0eu Anr,
pot6en iloncn i6re 9lnsriifc ob;
norOmcitlidj BON SSpSjtom rcrlie.
rcn lie bier cine tSGbe.
lSn 5iiooit@dlijicn aebcu itar
fc uiiiiicbc Strcitfrditc pcrge6ens
por oeacn sic 5itcrrcihii6amsori.
ir5c Sinic diti Ben Noben 5itliN
upn NttDnio an Ger Sirobe Sta
lislouAolomcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
gInc Ocn 9sOli5ciocridJtcn.

tN" WI NpFtONi0eAA
Gltcrli6e 2liiii9t ui6t mc6r n0t9iJ.
@arf nit 5cmncli nod 6rall
mo Go6tcr. 56loJicrt5e
Slnhport. Scds 8crioncn 81
cinem Simmer. 3anf ieOra
9(benO. Gem @cidugniB iibcr
wieicn. d
Sbrc ioiortigc @ntIaiiuno cupirIie
geitern in Ger norOoiiIibcn &oli5cl
Station einc i7.idbrige rci5enOc sIr'
rcltontiL ois tic Dem @oli5eiritter
GeoH gegenil6er erll1rte, DAB iie per
bcirat6et iei. Ole jilgenoli6e 9rout
0eren giome 6rou Mot1iIoa aillian
it, mar auf GeranIaiiimg i6rer WllI
ter, 6ral 9lmcIiu 6aigb Die iDre
Godter ais mOcr6eiierIid be5cidnt'
tc, Dor Ocn Ylogiitrot gcbraht nor
Ocn. Die @}utter Bate icOo6 niHl
gemuBt 0aB i1rc EoHter bcreit9 per
beirotbet mar.
Semmel 2 ladt.
Sm Bolijeigeridjt oes norooiiliNet
0iitrittcs muBtc geiteru 9iuoolpp
ao6lS. Ger einc 9Gdcrci in 9ir. 292L
@lcgIOerrp StraBe, bctrcibt, $50
Straie mo oic @eri6tsfoiten bejo9-
len, neil CT icine 6rau mo lehe %
Sabre altc Stieito6ter nit SenmelH
geluorien iuO ans ieinem 9aoen bin
auseloroert 6oben ioa.
Sc onntc ou1 &i@tcr iciH-
Ger &crii6erlmgS .9l9ent y. GroD
murOe geitern in Ger ueltlidcn Sol.
jci.Stotiou uon 9li6ter Sopler iuc9cH
Crlntenbcit 81 ciner @clOitroic mo
Soften Ucrnrtbcilt. oSin0 Sic cll
Suoe2@ irogte 9lidtcr 5apler lms
GroB anhuortcte: n9iein, iucnl i6 ciil
Suoc mare, miirOe i6 S6ren Soften
ba6en.
@ cW WiiicnIoicr &0tcr.
gSegen ongebliden 9}idtiorgcirl'
gems iiir ,5rnl mo ainocr wuroc ae
ltern @eorge Singer in ocr wcitiheI
BoIijci Station BON &i6tcr So0ler
Dem @erihtsperia6ren iibermieiell
Sci Dem &erborc erlldrte Gin glgci.
Der o6coeratcO Charities" Oob gin
ger, ieine 6rou, ieine Mutter, ionic
Orci fleine ainOer 5uianmen in cincHl
&altmc IN gir. 80, Siio.@reenc. Stry
wotaten Gas 3immcr babe nur el.'
cin5iges fleineS Scuiter. luo Oeu gan
5en Gag iiber miiiie Si1t gcbraldt
perocn mn 6inreideuO 9elcldtmg
5u geben. Singers 6rou erfldrte
oaB Singer fait anoouern0 betrlntea
lei lmo feinerlei @elo per0ienc.
u Is Sat 0cS g9ar0cili@'
see.
CAB i6r @6emaln oQa6enolid apt
cinem tiidiigcn 9lauiNc nod Soult
fomnc mo in Oieicm 3uitonOe iictS
bcginnc, iic nit penig idmeiMel0al'
ten g(amen 5u belcgen, erflarte &C.
ltern 6rau 1enrp 8oit aus ser 9leQ
noloS. StraBe DOR 9lidter 9c0inion III
Der iiioIiGen 9oli5ei-Stotion. Bot
purOe 81 $40 Straie unO Soften per
urt6eilt, fonute ni9t 6c5a5lcn mo
monoerte ms @eidngniB.
3a6lungSunfG6ig.
Sn @rmangeIimg elmer Straic poI
$50 mo Soften wuroc geiiern scr al
DER Su0lom.StraBe mo6nGaite 6rc
oerid @oliram III ser iii6lidcn 9Soli'
5ei.Stotion bon 9iidter 2euinion Dem
@cian9niB iiberwieicn. g9oliram par
bon cinen Spe5iaI.Eoli5iitcn pon Oell
UrunOitiide Der Baltimore. SGio.eI
Observation-Disclosures rerwiciea poroc'
unO muroe uerboitct, ais CT ii1 ircf
geric. oieier 9lufioroerung oee Scalll'
ten nah5ufonrmcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

0slpbiigynm" gr 2jon Qiic 81.
,,NDioninl" g9anOci0ilbct DcnrManO 8
AtUnc S0lnOien
s6plos' ,.AOe Niri6 Of Galion"
,,Dnnelb" Ncao 80ris"
s,pipgnoromc"- SnuocOiile nnb gSdnoeIhllber.
.Wiafglniin 9Nuoc0illc un0 HnnOclDilDcr.
aNinHl' sliaofmle" Some SabB"
nHisiDtin"- &dnocpine unO gSdnoclDilncr.
A1t5chnles BtGbuDn,Necital SreilaQ cen
~ Didi3. I llbr JdOmiiidga
,3ermania TurHOercin" QiiifuoO Sen 10.
Nidtb Ulaclcnball in. garrb'3 Gancr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
1ir Is6IOa0ar0nal aIs eenat0r.

@ u 9iuiiO 5orpugtoa- Neis.
rcut scr Nnumer oer o5eritcn @,.
riatsbnrfeit 0oa Baltimore crtldrte
iiM geiteri ilf 4biuips See eoIos
boreuab ol9 s'lmoes Scnotor inoeni
cr auI osiieu Jbatigfetcl ais CSou.
pcruciW nno 5icucr 2'comtcr bh
mics melhc dlS multergliltig Dull.
iteat mcvoeu glaM 0ar slni6t ogo
MerrG Soppinaton III Sr SolOSbo
rouab ocr rcbtc WIom m Shinoc5'
Seuot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

ScIearapliidler gNetter6cridlt.

Plus oea iibri9cn 9uliOcs .g9citcr
ycobad)ilmgs Stationcp ipurocn Die
Ioi0eloen uicOrgiicn Sctnpcraturen
Die nm s ll6r eeitern 9l6cuO 6crrid6.
ten, bcri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
s@iiisfnrttn

oon uuO nod Ecutitbloro mo Ge.
itcrreid.lIn9arn iiber Hottcroom lno
9tcu yort. @eloiciounocn nod @u-
ropn.
Sbso. s. Giencr & 81,
2i7 SIt-SIaItimOre.Str.,
1Dldr5tS-) 243 GiO.SrOuSwag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
glnS Scm @eridltcm.


3mei SheiOungen i'm areiSgc,
ri6t bcDilli9t Giicn6o1nct
proteitren SoQ @}orp6hm
o6nc 0iejept o6aegcbcn bo6cn.
SGmor5e Souo al scr 9lr6eit.
9riciiteaer ocr6oitet.
Cine redt tribe Grio6rimO in Der
G9c 6ottc 6rdl Morp u. ,Srod &c.
mo6t welhe aeitern Onrd 9liGter
CopfinS inn &reisgeridt cine obio-
lutte ShciOung BON i6rem Monne
Stepben 6rod erbiclt. Die 6rou
iiibrte ou oaB lie ieit @eginn i6rer
Che BON i5rem 0lonne in ieoer cr.
0eutliGcn @eiic iniB6anoelt morOen
lei Sn ieinem trlmfeucu 9uItanoe
6dtte er iie 6ei Sen Saorcn ourb Oa3
3imncr ge5ogen, bis i6r aorper
mlno mar, ooruuf lei tic nod Der.
priIgcIt morOen Gic 6rou lit ictt
5uirieocn OoB lie bon i6rem Mome
iiir immcr 6eircit lit.
Sit loren Nlonn los
Gie G6eic6eiOingsmi6le inn areiS
gericbt tlapperte aciteru luieoer rcbt
hlitig, mO muroen perIdieOene G6c
ideiolmgen beluiaigt. 81 Ben Der
ioucn Die jlfricOen iinO. i6reu @lonu
los 81 eiu gc6ort oub 6rou 9oiS
Smith uelhc cine o6iomtc 5dei.
0lng bon ibrcm Mome !. 9llmer er.
belt, mclcber 0em Gritnf crgc6en icin
iol. Ger 5rou muroc aud, oic so.
bit ii6cr i6ren odt Sabre olteu aua.
ben jugeiprodcn
@iienbo6n oppcGlirt.
&c &euniDlponio 9o6n 6cnadj
ridtigte geitern sic offentlidc 9c.
tricbs Gommiiiicn OoB lie iibcr oie
gntidciOlmg Oericl6en, in melher ole
2lu5obl unO 9lrt ocrSignalc uno ion.
liige ShuBmoBrc9eln ipcliii5irt iein
miiiicn wel6e bci ocn arclBungen
OeS @rceu Spring gaaep 3wei9es
Ser g}ort1ern Central Giien6a6n an.
gcbra6t Ueroen ioQen bel Dem arciS.
gerdlt bon Baltimore tmo bon bort
Bel oem @eruiilngsgcridt @iniprud
cr6e6en mirO.
9run6en feinen &crmol.
ter.
Sic @iarplonO 9clauarc niO Sir
ginia @iicnbo6n. Ioiuic oic Baltimore
6beiapeofe II. 9Itlantic Giicnbo6n.@c
ieGiboit er6o6en inn arciSgeribt g}r.
/ 2 @iniprud gegen oen 9lntrog scr
SontierS GopnienO Scott & Son.
ciren Gonfirsmaicu @crpoltcr iiir
Die @eieaiGoit SIT crnenncn. Gle fla.
/ genOe Sirma 6egtiin0ctc i6rcn Pm.
trog oomit ooB Ole MorDIano Ec-
louarc II. girgiiio @o6n bon uel.
der geiellifoft iic 9lftion1re iinO,
ppu 1904 bis 1914 einen @crIuit i'm
9a6nbetrieb bon 100000 ge66Gt
61ttc.
90 b Nlorpbiunl 0 o6ne&c.
sept
Gir6 oen 9unOesmorI6oG GOelcu
mlirOe alti @rIno cincS Soit6eipbleS
4 Ir. 16omas ~. gnerlu oiiS 9aurel.
/ Do. uerbaitct pel6cr ser '@erlc.
blmg OcS Grogen @ciebes beidul.
oigt it, Ter 9lrjt ioG cine lln5e
/ Morp6lm SuIp6otc obrc Gin 8c.
sept perfouit 6o6cn.
z d dpor5c $ nn0 an Scr u T.
4 Gcit.
! 0iouumi @onoinio aus llnicn
Bridge mir0e inter ser 9cidmoi.
gung. einen Sdwor5b1nocr 9riei
OIL ieineu 9onoSmomu 9iid Salici
ouS oericl6cu Stoot gci6ric6en II
6obcn Onrh SiilismoridaG 9lidcl
aus liuion 9riogc itnS Sen @oit.Sn,
/ ipeftor :. 9. gobertion uer6oftet un0
no6 Baltimore ge6rnht Ger Der.
boitcte ioa BON 0enl Solici inter PIN.
Oro6ung Scs Sooes $500 perlongt
boben Ga Ger 9eoro6tc Sem @uu,
| idle uid)t nohfnm iono ctwas ip1tcr
cine beftige @gploiion inter Oenl
SSo6n6orie oeS SnIici itott, inO es
uuroc ieiteeiteat ooB oieie OirdGp.
namitNgeruorgerlIieu puroe. 0ie nii
geitcllten @rnlittcluugen fiibrtcu sur
9erhoftung OeS 9onoinio ais mutbi
! moBlidben S6Gter mo llrbeber Oes
9rieicS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
1yrii6iaGro- -WIoOcllc.

9lclberit rcih6oltigc inO jugfrditige
9hlSitellm9 bel @oloeu6crg Bros.
cr0iinet. Subler Bros. bictct
cbcuioaS 9roborti0eS oii oicicm
@e6iet. Yoitcll @rnu Gelpbtcr
9lml lmO rot6 6eUorjigtc 6ar.
bci
Eic Solptercioniiic ser Soiion
iinO Die 9msneaungcu BON 6rii6.
jo6rS-Mooer in Ocr &ubmaderei,
tueI6e, in Oieicm So6rc @looellc BON
beiouOerer Shonbcit mlO 4ilt oui-
wciieu Sic frou5oiiiGc Snouitric,
melde ourh Sen icbigeu Srieg pom
6iciigen @inrft ioit poaitGnOiQ ocr-
Ordngt it, lGBt Sen guten imO c6cnio
icbonen @eihniad omerifoniber@ub-
moherinlen in Oen GOroer9rino tire.
ten Gen 6eitcn @epeis 6ieriiir lcat
0ic groBe MISUNDERSTANDING Ger
@olocn6erg Bros. ob, iuelhe cin
Mleilterpcrf Der 8ubnadlerci oar.
itelt @ornirte Site aQer 6ormen
BON ben einioditen bis jn ben Gle
gontcitcn, rllien Oie @HplmOerlmg
Der 6roueu. imo MGOGenpelt 6er-
Dor. 2lporte.Oicilbeitelt in Srnomens
tirrng rnO 9eidbcn, elegoute6rmien-
uuo 9odfiib.9iite, Oie inn StDl nit
chamber mctteiiern. 9ioien 6ilOen
sur 3eit ne6en 6lob. .Nrnomcntirln.
gen Ocn Soupt ptYub. Gic 6or6cn iino
rubig imO Wo6ltbiieuO, imO iue6ielu
i'll nGen Sbottirrngen ob.
IS idllt beionOerS aui oob Die sSrii6.
jo6rS NioOeQe in Siiten BON ciner
rcijcnoen 6orm iinO. imO lit oie
Nio0e-6or6e piolett mo 5artgriin.
@olo9el6 lit Gin Oiittelton in Scr
6orben Competition. 6rou3oiiihc
@ioOeae limo in Oiciem Sabre nift
ic6r 5u6lreih @s iino cinjclne Wlo.
Oellc OorbouOen Ooh fallen ein5elnc
Ippcn oii oic itorf on 6ormcn
m0unliher aopfbeoedimgen irii6crcr
SSobrblnOcrte eriunern g8ic iih ia
iiber6onpt oie W}oOc an altcrtbiim.
liGc ,Sormcn onlc6nt.
9}c6en ocn 9luneu iluO 5outoiic.
Grnamentirlngen tritt old ooS
9ouo oicics 9fol me6r pic ionit IN
icine 9led)te, mo iinO 6rcitc 9Gnoer
oorberriheno. Gicie Ooriircn in al.
len 6or6en, pelhe pe0cr lmlt nod
ihrcienO limo, ionoern bcrrid1t and
bier Gin ritbigcr, Oorncbmer Ion. Sn
Den Shottirirngen ooer @hHierlmgen
1T Gioletti mo 6eQblou oos tonangc
bcnOe 2eion
@oloenbcrg Bros ba6en OoS Nciic
pcnl @eitcn nno lo6ut cS iicb oic
groBortige 9lnsitcaung in 9lugcn.
lhcin SIT nebmcn INN cin @ilo bon
Der ruitIoien 9(rbeit in oer guBlno.
feref @e6erei Sutmodcrci uno
Yhunen mic Observation-Disclosures
81 9eipinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
.(9rrmaliio Summarizing I

WroNer WlgsfcnGan &nrrN'S Nnllr,
9Scitsg'altimorc.Str WiittiuOdD, Is.
9)ldr5 GiHScl fnO Brnppcuprciic.
t.glar5i l--i5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
(finc g0nnnrr.Ncnnr.

Gin @i in einem onOeren ii, &C.
bort 81 Oen grobten glotuupinoerll-
Dieles &unOer 5ll proOu5ircn pa'
cie $ennc DER 6rnu Comm Robinloi'
BON ylr. 1920 9elt. 9(pc. fertig sc
brott. Gos Gi Bat cine 2Gngc Dol'
312 3oll mo 9reitc BON 2H SOL.
Sn ocr ouBcrcn llmbiiaing, pcld'v
feline gl6uormitdt mIfpeiit 6cfall0
lid cin 5lueites uOllitGnOig geiunO's
81.
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GnnOco-9cpartemeut fiir sanSuirt6.
idlaft- -Metter. NnreaM.
9Hetter. .gInsihtrn.

Sir WlarDlanS mo Den Giitritt
Columbia bciitc bemolft, poruuSii6t.
Iih Slc0ci oocr Sdncc, ror60itIicbc
99iuoc
%cridJt OcS Baltimore ySstter6nrenn5
&oriuulo 9ctnperaiur .ll 0Irao.
Dlltilcrc SelHperotur. If GraO.
Sodiic Scmpcratiir l5 ejroo.
J|icori1ltc Scmpcrahlr 81 GraO.
Ger 6eldtiofcitsgc6aIt Der Suit
mar 5S 9Sro5ent i'm 8 ll6r NlorgcnS
lui0 100 Bro3cHt lut s llbr glbcHOS.
@fiublidie rrutperafur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

Nrofelior 9lleranOer G6riilc po.'
Der So1ns Sopfins-lluipcriitdt iulro
am @onto9, Den 20. 8. NltS, in oe'
Dlc@op.SaQe cinen illllitrirteu Sot
trag iibcr Die 9lodp @}oumtains !"
9ann0n haIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Sublct gro@.

Eie clegartc 9(usitcQiina 6ei Sub
Ter 9rps. in 6rii6io6rs @loocn in
Nitcp benefit, oob in N}ooeaen ct.
mas GjrobortigcS gcleiitct wirO, lm0
crlrent bic 9lusitealmg nift olcin
ole 6oIoe 9eiblidfeit. ionoern oucb
OuS 9}anncsaugc. Se1r ongenebnl
luirtcu Die bon oen aiinItlcrn Suianl,
lnengeitelltcu Sorben. luelhc lucid)
mo fiir OaS 9lugc ongene6u iinO.
Eelifote BoiteQ Sdottirllngeu er.
qniiiteS Gelitey @lau umO onerifa.
nilfeS 9eautp Got6 modem Die Sors
tinng unUer9lcidlih lh0n nnO cnt.
ipre9en Oem @jei6mad Scr pcrlu06u.
tcitcn 1omc 9ic 9liuncn Sruo.
mentirrmgeu Go6en in Sieicm SSo6rc
aacs Gergongenc in oeu Scbatten
aeiicat lm0 6e6errihen @cilhcn 9lo.
icn mO GergiBmciuuidlt OoS Eerraiu
Der @nbmoderfunit
Gic iogcnonutc n0lonots 6oie."
iefeS oclgbtcr 9Ian uno &oicnrou.
fen 6cfinoen lid ulter ocn 6eporjug
ten 3uidben 9nitca @roi lit be
ionoers popular, nnO ieiqt iidl oies
IN cinem groBeu @corgette 0iooeG
aus sroucnI Reupolitoin nit meiGca
iSIiigeln oerielbcn 6orbc bciett. @lo.
troien6iite Iino onh itarf i'll Nlooc,
ooG iino oieic sir 3eit ctmoS breiter
iinO grober; Sllr6on ,SoconS, pic
pon ironjoiiihen Nlooenellrcu 6euors
jugt iino in 0cr 6orr Icbr idrlol
lnN bod orfscrollt.
Ccu iiiraercn 1omcn ino @odii.
irhcn miro bic Bonnet Ior1l icNr
gciodcn, pcIdd nit gcrgiBneiunicbt
uno 9ioicnranfen garnirt olerlicbit
ohSiebcn mo GntBerit tleioiom iino.
Gic Sornen iino nit leid)ten lueicben
NoBboar &rcmpcu perie1en ais
aiG 9iierc Giniaiilngen maildnOi.
ldcm Nnni mo Neopolitoir liiO Gig
1en lid Oa6er 6cionOerS SIR &C.
idjniadpollen Crnonentirima mt
3urter 9liuncn llnter oer Nluitctil
beiinOen iidl aid ciaiec edit iranjo'
iiidc @oOeac. oic ourH ibrc 0rigi.
nolitdt ulliiuaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Snnnenani- nnb llnlernann.

Sonlicnallgau9 e II. 81 Ni
Somlcuiilicrgong s.G II. 13 9i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15


Gic Sliuoio. storliug bot SScit.
Girginio crrciht nit eincr ipcitcrcn
gluSbreitlmg oes Somorut g(reolS
I'M gioroipciteu lpooiub dllgenIeiHer
&egcn mo Shnceioll IN oen noroli.
Chen Iiirittcn Gitlidl ocs giiiIiliippi
bcruorgcrllicn ipur0ef GS iicl in ser
Nic0r5dbl 5t9ncc, ousacnonuncn IN
Den mittelotlontilhci 5tooteii mo
Oeu o6crcn C6iot6nl
@cuic miro 9hncc iii Oicip Dorf,
9lcit @nglouO, oen obcrau See @caio.
ncu mo ocm Gbio.Ebal fallcp oocr
SMuer in ocn uittelotlantiidcn
Gtootcu lno Eennciicc, ipclheu ober
oIlgemcin bcitGltoiacS @ettCr ouGon.
neriiag folgt. Die nieorigc Scmpc-
rnhr miro i'm Sloroen uno in Ocn
inncren 1iiniftcu oitlib oeS @liiiii.
iippi an0altcn uuo miro IS bclitc
I'M Siiocu 0cociitclo fGItcr icin iniO
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
CHAMPION GROWER OF CORN

Master Lawton Martin of Electra,
was in town today, the guest of his
uncle, Mr.. Percy Perkins. This boy
has just returned from a weeks stay
in Gainesville. While one of the
youngest members of the boys corn
club, he won not only the county first
prize offered for the boy who grew
the greatest number of bushels of
corn on an. acre of ground, but won
the state championship and first prize
as well, cash trophy of $50. He
grew lis bushels of corn on one acre
of land, although the field was struck
by a storm that cut the yield down
somewhat.
Young Martin came in from Gaines
vile in company with Demonstration
Blackjack, who is very proud of him.
His first prize for the Florida Boys
Club of 1916 was two dozen pecan
trees from the famous Stone nurser-
les of Townsville, Ga. His first prize
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
THREE FoRDs

Three secondhand Fords at a big
bargain. Cash or time R. R. Carroll.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
Continued from First Page)

on more business Ike basis and to
stapdardize the salaries of super
visory employees in an equitable man
ner.
Growth of the parcel post will cut
the cost OF living to the city dweller,
the report declares. The service is
no whandling ninety million packages
a month. Liberal changes in its reg
ulations have done much to bring
about its extension, it is declared.
Under law passed last July the
department on November / put parts
OF the railway mail service on the
space basis of pay, using rates which
are the maximum provided by the act.
Thes rates, the report says are ex-
cessive, and under the law the depart
ment will on January file with the
Interstate Commerce Commission a
comprehensive plan of service which
will embody recommendation look
ing to a reduction of the rates.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
THE CITY ELECTION

The city election will be held next
Tuesday, Dec. II, and while there is
not much excitement on the surface,
there is about as much interest in it
as usual.
The candidates for councilmen are:
First ward, A. A. Winer; second, J.
j. Gerig; third, H. A. Fausett; fourth,
F. G. B. Weihe, C. NJ. Livingston and
j. t. Moore.
Messrs. Winer, Gerig and Fausett
have no opposition in their wards.
There is a three-cornered fight in the
fourth, and it is difficult to pick the
winner.
The candidates for mayor are the
present incumbent, Mr.. j. D. Robert
son, and DR.. j. E. Chace. Both are
popular men, and the race between
them is likely to be close.
The Star favors DR.. Chace for
mayor. He is one of our best citizens
and one with high ideals of citizenship
and practical and advanced views on
municipal government. There is no
man better posted on the needs. of the
city, or better qualified to help carry
them out. If elected, he can be de-
pended on to do all in his power to aid
in the city's onward movement with
out unnecessary friction in the NUM-
cipal machine.
Mayor Robertson has been in office
a long time. There is strong feel
ing that he has been in long enough.
He has made strictly honest official
nobody ever put one over on the
city if he could help it. And he is de-
voted to what he believes to be the in
terests of his town. His principal
fault is to be intolerant of other peo-
pies opinions and a disposition to
make things unpleasant for those who
differ with him in the idea of how the
city should be run. These traits have
made much trouble between him and
the council and have sometimes de-
layed or blocked altogether needed
measures. It's the Stars opinion that
If DR.. Chace is elected that he. will
serve with all of Mr.. Robertson's
firmness and at the same time with
the diplomacy the present mayor
lacks. For these reasons, the Star
intends to vote for DIR. Chace and will
be glad to have it's friends join it at
the polls.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09

ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
Colored Churches

A. NJ E., Zion, II a. M, by Rev. j.
B. Ley, by request.
African Methodist Episcopal, II a.
M, by Rev. A. T. Galloway.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
A CORRECTION

The Star erred yesterday in stat
ing that Messrs. Bradford and Pea
body of the Florida Flint Products
company would engage in the crush
ing and shipping of rock. The COM
pany will not crush rock for the mar
ket, but will give its attention to the
manufacture of paving blocks made
Of crushed rock and cement, which is
a process of its own.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09

Mr.. T. |. Arnold who was called the
early part of the week to Augusta,
Ca, to the bedside of his father who
was very i'll, returned last night,
stating his father seemed very much
improved when he left. Mr.. Arnold
has just received telegram stating
that his father had passed away, and
he is leaving on the limited this aft
ernoon for Macon, where his father
will be buried Sunday afternoon.
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from the Florida Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs was $50 in gold.
He intends to try for another prize
next year.
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AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY
First Presbyterian

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m., L, More.
ton Murray, superintendent.
Public worship, II. a. m. and 7:3t
p. m. Preaching by ministers from
the Methodist conference.
Junior Society, 2:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:3(
p. m.
The public is cordially invited t.
worship with us.
John R. Herndon, Pastor.
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Christian Science Society of ocala
(Yonge's Hall)

Sunday service IL a. m.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Thanksgiving service, Nov. 80, at
IL a. m.
A public reading room is maintain
ed in Yonge's hall, open on Tuesdays
and Fridays from 8 to 5 p. N.
Everybody welcome.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-09
Methodist Church

There will be no Sunday school.
Conference love feast at the Meth
odist church 9 a. M, conducted by
Rev. H. E. Partridge.
Preaching at the Temple IL a. m,
by Bishop Denny, followed by the or
dination of deacons and elders.
Epworth League anniversary at the
Methodist church at $3.50 p. m, adj
dressed by DR.. Pinson of Nashville,
Tenn, and Rev. Garfield Evans of
Sutherland, Fla.
Memorial service at the Methodist
church at 7:30 p. m.
There will be preaching at the fol.
lowing churches by members of the
conference or visitors:
First Presbyterian church, IL a. m.
by Rev. w. A. Cooper, pastor of FRS
church, Tampa, Fla. 7:30 p. m.
preaching by Rev. w. J. Carpenter
D. D.
First Baptist church, II a. m, b!
Bishop James Atkins; 7:30 p. M. b!
Rev. w. w. Pinson, D. D.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-24

At the Dream last n'5ht. w. B.. Crane appeared In David iIarum- By all odds this production is one oi the best rural plays ever seon In Juneau, Or for that matter anywhere. The humor is SO quaint, tho philoso' phy SO clever and the heart interest SO keen. that every one Ia ihe two audiences last night grasped the full meaning of an incidents. The play is admirably staged. In fact a miniature town was specially built for this at- traction and one of the bes. delinea- tors for the title part was secured The plot of David Harum" is whole some. In the hands Of w. H. Crane 1t is purely so. Every character IS cleyerly interpreted And although the simple comedy brightens the var ious scenes. there arc scenes when the heart chords are touched. One feels better after witnessing David Harum." It should be seen by all those who care for something of 8 home-ilke nature. The bill runs for the balance Of tho week with Q Sat urday matinee.