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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Nnnocsaoent hattie ante glaIe.

Der ieinc @crlt6iinn cincs 3oll.
agentcn mar pcranhuortlib fir oic
GonfiS5irimg cines StoffcrS, Scr
@3isfeD ent6iclt ino an Scr 2an,
oungsitclc Der GGeinpcafc Dompf-
idifia6rts4 4@cicaidaft auf iciuc Ser
laonng noA Ritbmono, @a., nif Ill
mem Der Galnpfcr OicIcr 2inic mar.
tetc. Der Sofier mar an cinen gc.
iuiIien Somcs Sobnion bon &idmouo
ooreiiirt. Cine ltntcriubuug creab,
1dB oie B6isfep-gebdltcr in SoI5-
rollen ucrpadt iparen. Gin gebdltcr
batte Gin 2cd, in0 0ieies 2cd 500 sic
9(lfmcrfialuteit ocS 9Egrntcn ouf Sen
@oiier. SiiliSmaricbuIl Wianncr 81.
Ja6 iib aMi bic 2aiiolaigsitaae satS
confis5irtc Den Softer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Scr llntrrldIlnauna 6eIdnI0iat.

Miiliom q, Council bon 9ir, 609,
gloro EapionitraBc, lplirOc geitern
pon &irbtcr Badoro III Der nittleran
9Soli8ciitatioit ilater Der glnlhidoi.
alRa angcblidD $l00 ieitcm 9lrbcits
acbrr y. ~ GoIcuan, ltntcridIagcn
Sat babcn, ocni @cricbtSucria6rcn
iibcrtuieien. Gointch iptlroc bon ben
(Scbcimpoli3iilen @}ilticns lnO 0li-
plant per0aitet. Gr gcitano ouae6.
liN ciiL oaB ciu Gbcil ocs BclOcS
fuirn &ofcripiclen pcrloreH ging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04


Gie Staot bcrfailfte aeltcrn I'M
9ficbmouo- rnO norooltliAcli
@}arft ii6cr 800 guidel aortoffel.
Ger 4rcis mar 60 Gents pro
&ed geunbltng Der 6rei6docr
uddit. 249 Goocsidac. 391
@cburten.
Sm noro0itli6cn un0 Mi6nono-
Dldrft Dcrfoiifte gcltcrn NaAnIittog
oic Stoot 924 guldcl aartoffclll
5um Erciie BON 60 Gents pro Red.
aciHc Eeriou fopute mebr ais cin
&ed crlougcn Gie &nrtoffeln trofcn
geitcrn Miorgen mcripartet bier Gin
nno MoDor Ereiton or0netc an, bob
oieicl6en gcItcrn nod perfoilft iuer-
Den ioIltcn. 800 gui6el fouleu BON
.. N}. 2pprD bon Sagcrstolpn IA
@ndel bon 6. 9. fSroileD bon Gn-
mitsbur1, WlO., ilro 80 8uidbcl bon
@m. 9otheIl, Gogcuont @lo. Wlor.
gen rpcr0en Dor Dem Grbollings-Rier
am 6uBc oes @roaowaD lpcitere 60
gulrbel Derfaitft iperocu. Gurd) oeil
groBen &orratb, ipeIben Die Stoot
9cltcrn perfauitc, iuaren bic Gartof-
fclbdnDlcr gc5tpungen, ibre Erciic ct-
lpoS ST ernieorigcu.
Ter @cilln0beitSbcriHt.
Gem itdDtilhen @eiunobeits-Iepor-
temcnt plrocn III Ser pcrgnnqenen
@o1c 249 TooeSfGQe imo 391 Sc
burten gcmeIoct. Iie 3a6l ser 60
oesfd1c bctrug i'll ocrlelbcn ISOLDE
Oes leBtcn sobrcs 207, 207 in 1915
iuiO 259 IN 1914. SIN scr Sduino.
iudt itorbcn 80 @crioncn, 80 all
2lugenent8iinolng, II an elmer
Srcbsfrdnf6cit, 81 an cincnl Scr5lci-
oclt % an Der grigbtiden glicren-
trant6cit; cine &erion bcging Sclbit
moro, 5 famen bci llnfGllcn INNS
2cben unO einc ipuroe crmoroct.
.gcriAt Der Srei6a0 6 0 nj
miiiion.
SIN Dcrgongcnen W}onot lpurOcn
bic oifcntlidcu 6reibdOer, mic ais
Dem 8cridt Der 6rcIbao-Goniuliiiipn
5u crieben it, bon 1887 8crloncn
benilbt. Sic 8obl i'm Scbruor 1916
belief iid alf 30S97. Gic oficntli6cn
@eoiirfniBanitnlten purOcn I'M let
ten llonat BON 28,63S 3crioncn &C.
gen 29,72i inn Se6rlar Ocs Icbtcn
SaDres bcnliBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
DlittcruadJtlidJcr gcIndJ.

0tlr in i6rem gta9tgciuano oeflei-
oct cincm &imono un0 Bontoffeln,
raniite geitern Nlorgcn SRI. 9icllic
@idcrs BON 9}r. 408, Siio.Sonopcr.
Ctr, Our6 S6nce uno Gegen sic
SonoperitrdBe ourd, oerfolgt bon
09lr1ie" Gtrcebel, 80 Sabre alt, BON
gtr. 525, Siio.G6orlcsitroBe. Ger
BoIi5ilt 6rcD moDte Der Sago Elm
@nOe rn0 bra9tc Ous 4aar III bic
iiiOlidc Bolijeiitation. gllS bic jun.
&C 6roil Dor liibter 0olp it1no ilnO
ceecn Stroebcl ails3ulogen battc, be.
fano ite ii1 III pollig cfltnerptert 81.
iton0e. &olm luor Dos @crbor 8ll
@nOe, ais iie obnmG9tie 81 8ooen
iicl. Erpb Der gnitrengun9en Der
Wlatronc unO glnoercr fonnte man iie
nidt pieocr beleben, 70 OaB tic ing
Nacrcp Solpitul iberfiibrt iperOcn
mllBte. 9idter 0alD bcitroitc Stroc-
bel SIR 3a6lrng bon $1t.45. g8ic
SRI. @iders ougo6 mar Tie It'll 1 ll6r
MorgenS ourb lniItes Slopfen on Der
SalSt6iirp aus Dem S6laie gerucdt
Uoroen. sic 5og i6rcn Simono itno
ibre &ontoffcln an un0 bego6 iib sur
Sbiire. 'g(ls iie oieielbe 6iincte,
brong Strocbcl berein. 5ic ocriit9tc
i'm bon iib 81 itoBen ood CT 500 lie
nit ii6 ino perfolgtc iic, ais iic iidj
bon ibni losnoAte. Stroebel cr-
3dblte Dem 9iibtcr, BOB Ct cine Gcr.
o6reOirng nit 9tcuic @iters gctroi.
fen botte, Tie i'm @litternodt 5li be-
iit6en. Sri. &iders Iclgnetc Dies
uno inetc, Dob iie Ocn Wtaun niemnls
5iipor gcie6cn bobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Sin nctter 2ugirgait!

Y 9todoem er mcbrere Monatc iiir
Icine Scott nibt bc5nblt 6ottc, ipuroc
Ipnlinic Hasdlidlla bon ieincr 2ogir-
mirt6in binalsgetpicicn. Gr ging, ic-
No1 crit noAoenl CT IN ieinenl 3im-
ucr bic @inri1tung 8eritort bottc.
tSrdit Mar9arct @cbcr pou glr. ais,
@eit-arattltr., licB ibn nerboften I'M.
ter ocr gluibuloigluig, III bosbaiter
@biidt i6r gigent9um 3eritort 81 IA,
6cn &asqiana leugneta icine
5dnIo, oo6 9li6tcr Sobanuicu
9laitbtG i6m ilicbt nno ocrilrt6eiltc
i'm 8iI ciner @cloitrafc bon $40 uno
Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
an fritiidlcm 3uitauO.

Sn 6eipli3iloicm 3uItniloe ipuroe
geIteri @lorgen III Dem riidpdrtigen
EbeiIe Ocs SalIes bon @omor0
Smith, 9ir. $40, Aoro .@ilmoritrnBc,
Scr 66 Sabre alto G6wir 3. @ram
bon 9oofcrs @erite, aent-Gountp,
aitfgeiilnoen uno ms &obnemonr
@cncrol-Soipitol ee6radt no CT in
3ultaitoe oarllieoerIic1t.
gsie Die gler5tc crtlGren Ieioet Der
@lanu an @cr3ld6mitug. Die 9cb6r
ben ucriutbcrL NIT oen 9[ugebori0cn
BON @ram IN 8erii9ririg 8ll fonImcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
9ies (Sattin fricrcn.

Trob6em ct $5 pro Gog ais Gilen-
bnu-Slr6citcr pcroicnt, ioa g8iliau
6. So6i bon Jtr. 9l2, @iogelp-Str,,
MIR iiir Gin @ctt lmo cine 0ecfe fir
iciue 6anilie gciorgt 6oben ipic aus
ncr 8cugen-G -G(usiage Dor 9liAter so
Damien IN Der ipcitlicben Boli5eiItd-
tion gcitern 6erporging. Seine @ot-
TIM Bridget Sabn mar Die &l0gerin.
sic ipobpt iest IN gir. 1897, Gohtm-
bia.9lpenlc. SSraii Sabn loste aus,
Dob tic gc5pungen mar, ielbit 5u ar
bciterL Od i6r @ottc es untcrlieB, fit
ibren llnterbalt 81 iorgcn. gnlBer'
Dem erfldrte tic, oaB So6n an faltcu
gtGdten bic gart5e 8cttocde 6can-
iprnMtc iud6reuo iic gc5mlmgen mar,
iid nit ibrcn aleioern 8ii @ett 3u De-
Gc6eR Inn iiA morm Sit baltcit. Sa6u
murOe iiir ein @crihtSDcria6ren felt,
qcbaIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
S5nb gSiano Gourpaauic.

SSn 6cr 8cit ocr tbcureu Nobrungss
mittclprciic iit Is nidlt Ictd)t, liA ein
ghilit sSuitrunclt 8ii5uIcaeN II germ
mon mid Gin idoncs crltfloilgcs
Stlauicr lit ieincut @ciu Dobeu mod.
I'll Dicicm llnItono Bat dber bic
SUB 8ionu Golnpngnic abgebolieL
inocHi iic wirflid gutc uno critfIal-
iiae sllapicrc BIT ciuen Spottprciic
pcrfonit tuit ot ouocrcr 5tclle ocS
aIcutidcn Gorrciponoentcn" ongc-
Sgiqt iIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
Scr @liIliOnars. GLmb1.

@coraalliiirt. gaiciige Giuioenten
olSacicbt. Sot ioIacnOes @ot.
to oltt ieincm &onicr 0@oS Gu
niAt miuit, ooS man Cir tbuc,
oos fii0e icOcn slnocren 8u."
Gic crrpd6Itcn 8comtcu miiiicn
Sfnieboien tro8en.
Sn ser @ermanio D}1uner9or-
Soae wuroc am 5reitag ciu @erein
pom Shciutoo 5um 2eben 5uriidgc-
ruferb in peIdeni CT iid) ibon felt
nlc6rercn Sobren bcfonO, pcil ieincr
8cit sic M1itolicoer Oes oDiilliouGr.
Gm6s" iib niGt iiber sic ooS lingo
6clcrc oitiqeloitiencn GipiOenoen ei.
nigen fonutcu. Ger luieOereritanocne
gerciu miro inter oen @cieben DER
nSafetp firIt" iucorporirt merocn,
lm0 6ot ais lcin Niptto 30 ot6crS,
before others 30 Doil", olf 0as Na-
nier gei9rieben. Sir Oas laufcnOc
So6r purOen folgenoc Serren Gin.
itinlnig gcipGbIt: ErdlOent, gldtb.
Sobu q. 9eder, @ice Brdiiocnt,
Son. GboS. 6. 93otb, SefrctGr uno
SGobnteiIter. Son Or. 9. sSGggin /;
Naiiif 0ireftor, 81. s. @ernborot;
gcbnilnoSfii6rer, Son. 6. SdiQing;
gSciBpoI1cr, SON. 9. iSreO. 5tenl.
pei; @cerOigungs Dircftor, Son. s..
Sepmonn uno Oie offi5icIlen Curt.
loiher, Son. @eorg 9lrling, SON, @.
Moltcrs itno Son. 6cnrp 9ioblfs.
Gorouf ipuroe cilItimnlig 6eiAloi-
fen, Dem muiifuliiNcn Direftor ocs
@ercins cine D}iQion GpIlors 81 &c.
miQigen uno ocu Setret1r nit elmer
Nduion Gents fir iciue icbpcren
8flidtcn 5r cntibGDigcn. 9IuBerocnn
bot Der &erein cincn @reis bon elmer
Wlillion Golars in @olo ouS0ciebt,
fit bic bette Competition eines Sro,
forums bon nelln Mortcn, bon mel.
den Oie crlten nidt inn Gbor, OaS leb-
tc oicrltinln1ig geIlrngen peroenmltB.
Gieies Dlciitcriucrf Oorf nur BON
8creiu gcillngen pcrOen luo miro
fir Die nelI eintreten Diitglicoer ais
cine 9lrt Millfommcngrub Dor 9tod)-
o6nung gciGiitt lpcroeu. T1s off.
5ielle Orgou oes Gereius miro unter
DEM 9itel nSbc @olo6rid0 iein Gr.
idcinen in Der literoriicben @elt ma.
hcn, uno lit berlifcn, oie ioealen
3mctc oes Gcreins 5u foroeru. @8
miro 81 irgeno elmer 3cit erihcincn
unO miro bel per geringfiigiglten 9In.
rc0ung bcraus0cgeben. Son. Sobn
q. 9eder miro fir oos eoitorieae
gSonctun ianctoritn" oerantiuort-
lib genoht weroen un0 Der bierfiir
beionoerS fdbise Son. Gbos. 9iotb
ii6erninnit bic tiinItleriidje 2eititng.
Scr Gcreilt 1T bereits an Der glrbeit,
groBortiec Observation-Disclosures III
iolGcr Meiic 3ll arranoiren oic iel6it
cipcu n9iIlp SuiOop~ gum Erinfen
BON cines aufmlnternocn Gropiens
5ipinaeu pcroen Gs tuilrOe beidloi.
icn oaB Die 9eamtclt p1brenO Der
Sisungen Sanntfnie6oieu nit gol.
ocuen an0pfcn on Ocn Seitcu trogei
miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
glpdl Gin @[nttcrnfaI[. /.

Gin iDcitcrer Bl0itcrntraiter mllr-
DC geltern bon Dem itdotilGen @es
iitno6eits Icpartcment cntoedt. 0cr
&ronfc 1T Der Regcr Samcs W}cRep.
len Der an Der Observation-Disclosures
po1nt. st lies iih felt einiaen a.
gen i'm @lcrcp-Solpital 6c6anocln,
ipliroc abcr Gcitcra nod Der 0uaron-
tame 9clor0t. 81 ben lestcn 3pci
Mohcn iuurocn bier 8lattcrnfronfc
9Cflm0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
9tr Mcltfrics bcutc uOr cIncm
Sabre.
A. aORdr8 1916.

9ci oct GrItiirinltng oes Dor.
fcs Gououlnort noroIid bon
@croun nddcu bic DeutI1cn
1000 6Jeianeenc uno cr6cuten
mebrerc idpcrc @elhiibe.
gSic cs iitb jcst berausitcllt,
iiuo init Dem i'm Wlittclmcere pcr.
icurtcn fran8oliic6cn Siilfsfrcr3cr
ia 9Sroocncc" mcbr ais 5000
1oIoaten iintergegongcn.
sic ouf gloen porgcbenocu
Tiirfen ocnen iiA mebrere Sit
itcniidulie oniCbloiicn, babcn ooS
@c0ict 0Itlib illo meitlich glocn'S
iiA botnldBig gcuicd,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
g2pd, nidlt Qcfuu0ctr,

Die Manuihaft ocs Eoli5cibootcs
2annon fonntc ocn 2cihnom BON
9lobert Eaplor, cincn Glerf auf ocni
Nier 9tr. s iii &ocitit-Noint, Der icit
lcstcit Donneritag perihtpunocu lit
nibt finocn. Soulor itono, ais cr
5llm lcBtcnmol geic6cn mltroc, am
Gnoc ocS aSiers. sS miro pcrlull.
tbct, Dab CT MS g8aIier iicl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
sym 9icnItc Scs gu6lt6uus.

Gin grobes CONCERT 8lm @eitcn OeS
S. 8. @ieBucr @oiicn6ouicS in
SoigbIonotopn bonn @cioneocrein
o@idenfran5~ orrangirt. Gie
5Seer finOet am ndbiteu 5onntog
i'm oGrano E6eater" itott. Gus
&roerdnm.
0as arrangements Gonlite ocS
@eiongpcreiuS r@idenfron5," bette
bend aus oen SS. @eo. Billing, Gor.
iibcr, SSoicp6 2iittc, 9(tguit @obcI,
ScrnL s. Scroa unO @co. SGurue,
6ot IN &erbin0lng nit ocnt Girl
geuten q. @. G66lmoun Girigentcl
oes 8creinS, uno G6oS. &a6It, 2eiter
Ocs Nlilitdr MulifcorpS Scr Gbc.
iopeafe 9lcrie 0tr. $40 scr eagles,
iouie oen W}ulif Goniite, beltcbcnO
aus ocn SS. SSobn Ginon, SSrieorit5
NlittelltdOt Stepbon Sauie unO 9(l-
freo 3iirner, aQc @or6ereitlngcn gc-
troifen nm oos groBe Gon5ert gum
8eiten ocS Sobn 6reo. @ieBncr'ibcn
@aiicubaiiies III SigbGonotopn 3u
cihen ipiiroigen Grci6niB, cincnt
ntlriifaliidcn @enliie fiir oie geIu-
cher lln0 oamit ouh 81 eineni finon-
5iellcn grfoIgc 81 MAIDEN, Gos Con.
8crt finoet am n66itcn 5onntog, Oen
II. Nldr5 gtodmittogs, I'M u@rono
Ibcoter", ipeldcs Die @eiitcr Oen
Gcranitaltern Oieies @oblt6Gtigfeits.
llnternebmens frei 5nr gcrfiigung
geitcllt babcu Itott, lno miro Eunlt
31a ll6r ieinen glufnng nebnicn. Dos
&rograntn fir odiicl6e 6cltcbt aus
folgenOcn giummern: Neligiolc sc.
Icftionen BON 8eper; @oglc Dittlif-
Corps; glniprohe bon Gr. @nt, s..
8. 9rcBIcr, Grdiioent ocs @uiieu-
bauieS; u@identrau5";;" Sopron-
Solo uEbc 2orD is MP 9igbt" bon
5roncis @qiitor SRI. @Iteae @agcr;
Soh5eit Der @inoc, bon s. Z. Sod,
eagle Mltiif &npcae; Solo: She
loft BON, bon 81. Soporo, SD. SilOe-
mann; Gbor s1ngerS Seimotb,pon
6. aollner (@Ho bonn Baltimore
5dngcricit 1881 Gidenfrou5; Sc.
lcftionen ais 6ouit BON Gounoo,
Gogle Nluiifcorps; Grio: 4roiie &c
bon @croi SSrau e. 9. Cooper, Serr
@eorge Set6anL Srn. aunIlc9n;
@olopc &c Concert aus Ma5eppo D..
@olcnBnlipt; Biono Iuctt. SRI.
Marg- @ogncr linO @m. @icIefing;
G6or @onoellieo pom 8. 6. G6nSl.
SCI, @idenfron5; Gontralto Solo,
Somcp6crc d poice is calling, bon
u, s. Gotc, GSrau 9loio @agner !;
5dotteu Der giobt, Sitcrlncj5o, bon
iSranflin @aglc WhiIit Corps, 90.
10: Scar 9tot 2)e, q SSsrael" " pon g.
9uf; Sr, @, Sbonc; G6or Sbc Sol.
IL @ladinlitbs, bon 9loom @cibcl (;
Gidenfrai5, Marih E6e TbunOcrer
bon Souia GagIc Wluiic Corps.
Zen 5dluB oes Gon5ertes bil0et
per gemcinidbaftliHe 8ortrog OeS
Sternen6anucr SieOcs bonn Wiuiif-
corps, Gborus nno Sen glnpeirnoen.
Sir Den Gtnptang uno oic 9equcni-
lidfcitcn Scr 8eiu6er miro folgen.
oes Gmpfangs Goniite Sorge tros
gen: SS. q. aern, 1. @ice Gr1li.
bent oes @eiong gcrcins, Goriiber,
q. @tattbai 9. Deb, $. WicIcfing
@m 6ornoif S. 6. 6jrcif $, @l.
@iillcr, 3. Sug6es, 8. Gliper, @cnrp
9ieiorItmei0cr, @. Brand uuO S.Sil.
genlann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
gsuILtc fir ieinc Ii aimOcr furnrl

Gbarlcs y. @rcen pon gSeIt-glrs
Iineton Der mcgcn glusiteIlung cinc$
mcrtbloica Gbcds I'M 9etragc pon $7
rcrbaitet mor6cn mar, ipur0e geitertt
Wiorgcn Don 9libter Badoro freipc.
laiien, ltohoeut cin 6rcuno oes 9lnec-
Ibuloigtcu ben 8etrog be5q5It batte
l@rccn go6 an, Dob bic bo6en Sebcns.
mittcIprcilc i'm 5tuangen cinen G6eG
ouS5uIteIlen, i'm fit ieine II aihoer
9ta6rnng faltfen 5n fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
g9iI[ nidlt picScr lueabLribcn.


Sun @ciibc cincs @crmogens bon
5 Gcnts, gluubte scr 9.idbrigc 2co
@liIesfe bon glr. 1886, SiiO-gon0Itr.,
oicieS S{apitnl in elmer Gintrittsfartc
fir Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am be.
itcn nn3ulegen o9ne Ieinc Gltcrn al
&at6c 8u 3ie6en. Die @orfiibrung
Der @unocrbiloer battc i'm ocrortig
gcfclleIt, bob er nicbt al bic 8eit
Sadtc unb iib oonn fiir1tctc, nn1
@auic 5lI gcDcn, neil i'm einc geial-
5cnc Gra9t Eriigcl gcipiB mar. St
rcritedte ii1 I'M Sol5itaa elmer y}od-
barin, Der CT cr8dblte, nabocm i'm
oicie gcfunocn 0aB ieine Wiuttcr oit-
Bcr6alb Der Stoot ici nuO Scr Batter
i'm geidlagca babe. Die Irou 6iclt
i'm iibcr gtotbt bei ii6 uno brd1te
i'm am nd1itcn Gage ieincr Wflttcr
8iriid, Die oos @crl1lpinoen 0es
Sungcn nt Scr Gltlicben Goli5eiitotion
gcneloct 9ntte. glls tic MN nit Dem
SSnngen an Der Sono Der Boli3ci bon
.lcincm 8ieocrcribcincn NlelOuno
moAtc, ipltroen ibnl oort fiinf Sabre
in Der oEic 6punorp" angcorobt,
iinO Selilen into 3dbhefloppern ma.
rem III oer glod6nrlcbait 5u boren, bis
iirb Die Eoli5ai ermci9en licB uno i6n
uon icincm ibtueren 8erbrchcu frei-
Iprah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
glntumO6il @cict ltc6crtrctnmscn,


5taotS 9liltonobil.GomnliliGr 6,
Muffin 8olobndn bat folgenoc Stro-
fen fir gcrlebuugen Der 9lrtonlobil.
@eIese III oen lebten ISOLDE befonut
gege6en: Die Sicen5el ent5ogcn pur,
ben; 9tobcrt 9. GdcIS bon 91r. 1G4S,
SiiO-GborIesitroBe, SorrD 9. 8olter
pom gtr. 2O22, 9it.gSortb- -9lpenuc,
im6 Maroca air6p bon 9tr. 1907,
Wlarplano-9lDenlie. 5erner purocn
'beitroft;
aa9nlonO Starfep, 9lnnapoIis,
$25.
s. S. d. @OoOs, eaicott.Gitp,
$15.
s. .. 4rettumon Baltimore, 81.
@illioni j. ennis, Baltimore, 50.
q. 8. Groner, 5reoerid, $5.
SSrDing y. 9lraa, 6reoerid, $40.
9. WlitIpcp, Baltimore, ST..
9iobt. $. 3ittinger, Baltimore, ST..
SSobn auitcrcr, Baltimore, So.
g9iIbur GOiporo, Baltimore.
GOgar 8. Seiomah Baltimore, $5.
Scnrp 8errp, Baltimore, So.
@lmcr "a Seiitcrnon Baltimore,
$6.
6ranf SbnciOcr, Baltimore, 81.
Wlilioro IeaiL Cumberland, $25,
SdrrD 9. Sorting, Baltimore ST.
Gbriitioh arieL 9altimore, So.
s.. 8. Mc@inneB, Baltimore, $5
gormon q. Cooper, 9oltimore, So,
@m. s. Brad, Baltimore, $5.
SSobn Dtnrl6oa, Baltimore, $40.
SSobn 96ilip Sia, Baltimore, $3
9lrt6lr s. Mornn Baltimore, So
@. s. @oruon Baltimore, $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

9luS Den iibrigcn 9unoes.Mcttcr-
gcobadtihgs- 5totionen ipuroen oie
foIgelocn nicorigiten Tenpcratluen,
nic inn s llbr gclteru 9IbcnO berrItb.
tcn beribtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

NreberId 0iunb, DurrcD Sane mnb 0iltun,9i.'
Giurr bcr DrjRict Vtrnlc.aarls int sBcitrnp'
Sn berritctlcM S !, y,
an Grqnlltfntioneit, Guitiiaqss sGbuIcnuD T. dl.
Gten. que inooernen GinriCbni1ent N, VIZ
D(cnae A..
4ripat Mutos9ienit bon gIeEtrifner bis shs
Barf ipiienfre Wtnit bndDe 9oteil iebt I'M ots
(Sas24 ,3Mlte) GIeDrgc @entert Gipentb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
stnr6 an Ocn 1ulacn cine8 stnr5cs

Ger Sitter Der fotboliidjen at.
5tanislnus.aircbc, WliNacl alein,
icbmiot n SSobre alt, BON glr. 2143,
Cambridge. c.StroBe, pollte ii6 allf
ben @Iodent6urm Der Stride begeben
lllO 6atte oaS ltneliid, BON oer itci.
lcn Ercppe SIT iaIlem 70 ooB CT eiucn
5ddoel6rl1 Oaoontrllg, Der ieineu
2oo i'm ct. SoicpbS.Soipital sllr
6olqe Gotte, robin Ct ioiort iibariii6rt
ipor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
sadlt gIrca[ fiir eine ediffs6anucrit

Sr. s. .. 9leoo BON Neip.gorf
Giclt iiN III ocn lcbten Eoecn IN 8ol.
iinorc att inl eincn oiinltigcn &lat
iiir cine groBe Shiifsbalupcrit 5lt
iinocn ST pcigcrte iid, irgeno ipel.
dc 9lngaben 5lt na1cn cs lit icOob
EDatlahc, odB CT iif nc6rere Eugc
in &ort @ooineton ouf6ielt lmo oic
oortigen freien 2duOcrcicn, wcldbc
Der @citern N}drplauO- -Giirn6a6n &C.
borcit inipi5irtc ST. 9icoo fu6r &C.
iteril nod MiLninatpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

q9ettcransGdlten.

Sir WlorDlano uno ben Diitritt
Columbia beutc 8e9cn o0cr SMnce,
norD0ltliMc @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

N6OnnCuten, bic ben ,GCntitbrn Gprrcs
ipunbcntcn" uidjt phnltltd) u6cr nurrQNIs
raGtg rrbuFtcn, fiHb 0el'ctcn, brr Ehcc
Oauon per EcIcpDuH Dccr IhriiiIi6 Nlvr
tbciIung az MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04
u;yrOAlinu1. .Wlasfen6aIl

Wluntas, ben 5. Nlar5 1917,
Gnrtc 25c. s Ginsel-, ~ ,Wrnppenpr.
garrD's Saac, 754 @sSnltimDreitr.
(SebiS,25, ,W}r34 5)
3entIdJc, 0citcrreidJiIde nnO lluga.
ride GriegSnnIei6eu.
100 |arf nnS 100 Grpnen 0nfpGrts,
shcO. $, 9icner K Gu.,
Mra1Sl 217 GF.Suftimure-Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

glrridJt 0cs @aItimorc gBcttcrbnrcaus

Der iScudtigfeitsgc6oIt Der 2uit
ipor 98 4ro3ent i'm 5 llbr 1}orgcus
lino 95 4ro8ent Inn 5 llbr Slbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-04

SSra Gtrpliic, 23 Sabre, BON glr.
Glib &oaicpitraBe, im Dicnit Der
a@as inlO electric Go.1, rollioirtc
NIT ieincH a9a0cn on @crritg 9iltn.
Bride init cinem StraBcnba1n-gSag
gon Scr @oriorO s9lpc Siric, iUobci cr
0on aqpf perleBt pilroe uno iein @e.
fd6rt 6cihd0igt ipiroe.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Pointed Paragraphs

nr 20 marry a genius than
port him
p " no thinks he know r
easy mark for the bunco
ren
nd the world smiles Nth
ire willing 20 settle win
.e der
conan imaEines that she
created FOR the purpose 81 boss
'r man En-
IS says that one month s.
rra nd Is better than 2 dozen
o pay
oman - usually 100 gooa
man-but fortunately she
sr4v a.
tkes o. be called bird
uddenly remembers that
parfa sc birds
nar considers - a compliment
frrr rpuar says "Oh. Won "fr
ffe rest ~ vour eek.
advorflscs for a VII" m9 81
re' hc advertised for. bur o.
r'.an r-fs what he wants
some ehelors spend their oven
rmo and fomc married men
efvrr rsrr in Jail
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
The 'Horseless Carriage,
AT One Time, Created Quite
AS Much of a Sensation

We recall the day Henry Ford first
appeared on a Detroit street with ms
'horseless carriage
That first motor propelled vehicle ere
ated quite lot of commotion.
Pedestrians stopped in their tracks
turned and watched the strange affair
find its way down thru the traffic OF
Woodward-ave.
People on street cars craned their
necks out of the windows.
Clerks in the stores came to the front
doors.
Newsboys ceased their call Of "Wux-
ira" and joined in the general "Wetft'
well, well"
Older residents probably recalled a
time somewhat like it.
They remembered the day the first
coupe. with the silk-tiled driver perched
behind and above, driving a stylishly-
gated steed with locked tail showed it.
self on Woodward-ave.
That turnout was the subject Of much
interest, but the appearance Of the Ford
"horseless carriage amounted TO sen
sation.
The nearest thing TO it in the way Of a
disturbed populace We beheld this morn
ing, on our way TO the Office, az the cor
ner of Grand River and Bagley-ave.
Pedestrians again stooi still and watch
ed the object Of their interest far down
the street.
The newsboy on the corner rested his
lungs and rubbered
The motorman OF 4 passing street car
slowed down and drew the attention of
the conductor and the passengers to il.
1t had the attention Of four men and
two women who passed in a Packard
Many "horseess carriages whizzed
by, unnoticed.
Everybody's eye was on the long.
flowing. curly name and tail Of hand
somely groomcd white horse Waiting
ahead of delivery wagon, on its way
TO nearby meat market for, the day S
duty.
A flivver honB-honked man out Of
its way on the crossing.
The man was all wrapped up in the
new freak-a horse polished up and
/. groomed like new automobile.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-27
Outside of That,
Germany Has Not One
Thing to Ask for Herself

Germans and German apologists al'
lately making much Of the cry that there
must be no economic war after the war
Harping still on the old lie that'Englanc
started the war out of desire to eliminate
Germany as a commercial nval, they
point TO the recent economic conference
of the Allies as proof Of their contention
They insist that the United states must
not be party to the crushing Of COM
mercial Germany.
Like most other German claims inns
contention will not stand up under OK
animation of the facts.
Germany before the war enjoyed nee
dom of every port in the world on an
equal basis with other nations. Her goods
were sold in free trade England and the
British possessions in open competition
with the domestic product
Germany protected her home markets
with high tariff wall.
Under the terms of treaty eXtortea
after the victory of 1871. German manu-
facturers we're permitted free eNploi'@-
ton Of French markets
French capital was not allowed 20 pehe-
trate Germany.
The German patent laws made Il eN-
ceedingly difficult for foreigners 70 secure
protection from commercial piracy
German patents were protected fully IN
the United States and Great Britain.
Germany not only permitted trusts ana
combines but fostered them in order tnat
she might reap the advantage OF their
powerful organization in her foreign
trade.
American interests who acquired pot
ash deposits in German territory were
compelled to sell out at ross that the
German potash monopoly might be pre-
served.
Now that the Allies are taking steps 70
rectify these inequalities after the war
Germany is raising great outcry about
Commercial warfare" and conspiracy 10
crush her.
It is Just as empty as that other Ger
man cry freedom of the seas which
means, to the Teuton autocracy' that
Prussia shall remain strong on land While
the sea power, which has saved the world
shall be rendered impotent.