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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

Dab ibm SRI Sbcruon ou6 cine
@ilDie nit Nloloiie ierpircn muBte.
gluBcroem puroc iie nod meiter CT
nieoriot ais er tic 5pong Iim iGnl
9egeniiber 5u ieben @lHdlideuneiic
fam IN oieicu 9lugeubIid elm almoe
in's SeiNott; IN ieiner Nait, 0as
Simmer 6lI Dcrloiieh rib ser 9leacr
oos Ror5ellongeldirr bonn Gid uuO
ronntc onrd bic aiibcntbilr ouf sic
SroBe. Die 4oli3ei wuroc qeitcrri
N}or9en bon ocu Gorioa in aennt.
nib geiest.
Die eiu5iae 5pur ouBcr scr sc.
icbreibuna, ole Sri. Sbermon bon
Dem 9leger eeeebea, mar elm grief,
oen er ouf 0en 5uBbooen botte foIlen
loiien unO ser ouaenideinIidl bon
i9m on einen Gompli5en in &biIooel.
pbia geihrie6eu mar. IN ocluicl.
ben erflGrte or, ooB Ser @ooen III
Baltimore gu bciB iei uuo er beob.
iidtige, ouf cincm @iiter5uae nod)
Bbilooelpbio 5u Deridmin6eu. Ger
Srief mar uibt imtcr8ei6uct.
Nuf Dcr StroBe liner.
foIIen.
gllS SRI. &ole GorsIeD bon einem
Seiud bel elmer 6rcunotn nod ibrer
@obmug, glr. 1913, 9figgs Qluenre,
5uriidtebrcn moIltc, ipranq an ocr
&rclton. uoBe GoIpcrt 5troBc, Gin
groBcr g}cgcr aus elmer Ouuflen @oIc
unO crgriii iic 6ei'm 9lrm lic mor.
ucno, ia fcincu Sout bon ii6 SIT &c.
ben. 9ann cntriB cr ocm Maodcn
ibrc Sonotaidc, oie einigr Sdmud
lodcn lmo @clo cutbiclt lu6 Der.
idwouo Sri. GarSIcp meIoctc sen
&orioIl i'm Souphuorticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

gen geieben ooer gebort, troboen iie
Sag uuo 9lobt geiudt boben 9ale
DerfoIgten Spuren cripieien ii9 ais
falid, uno eS miro ongenontmen,
Dab Die 6eiOen @}dnner nidt me6r
3uionmen limo Die 0iitriftspoli5ei
beUodt Oie 9riiden ii6er Oen Soto.
moc, Oo Die 5liibtlinge piellei6t
Deriuben fonuteu iid 81 SrelmOen
IN ocr Stoot 81 bcge6en. 2oiliS Go-
per, scr g9d6ter 5u Sccoquon, ser
BON 0eu feds Yldnneru bel i6rcr
6ldt 6eiiurpngSlos gei6lagen
plrOe, lit nod INNER i'm George
@oi6in9tou llnioeriitv Soipitol
Seiu 9eiuOeu bot iiG etwos gc6ei
iert iinO er oiiritc nit Dem 2e6en
Oopontommeu.
Ser 9Soli5ei BON 9tleronoria purOe
semelOet, ooB Elm 9eger nit SSeiieIu
an einem 9ein 5u frii6er Norgen.
itunOe bel 9lopo Station gllerou.
Orio Gcuntp, einen noromGrts Job
reuoeu StroBen6o6nmagaon Bette
een bate. @r ioll oen @uuic6 geGlt
dBert 6oben uo9 @oi6iugton io6
rem 81 mollen unO mar ie6r ent.
tduiht olS i6m geiogt purOe, oaB
Ser 99og9on in Dem 6ourmile 9iln-
@og9ouibuppen fiir oen 9ieit ser
9}odt pcr6lei6en piiroe 9llS oeriel6c
BORT onfom peridmunO Der 9}eger
obne eine Splr 81 binterlaiien.
o@ermonio 6 glu6."
SH ieiucr lcbten @eihGitsiiBung
beipilIigte ser n@ermonio Glub~
500 gum beoorite6enOen 9o5or.
Die Gr.@r6iioenten OeS Clubs per.
Ben ser @o5orIeitlmg nit 9iot6 imO
Ebot sur Seite iie6en. 6eruer mer.
0en peri6ieoene NlitolieOer oeS
Clubs 0lrt6 monderlei lle6erro-
iduuaeu oftip am 9o5or t6eiIne6
rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
eofaI6eridte ans gsai6inaiom.
Seine Sibun9 i'm Sugen0.
Qeri6t.

Seine Sibung i'm Sugen0.
geribt.
Gie @oli5ei wuroe beno6ri6tigt,
OoB wegeu OeS g}eiljo6rstoges 6eute
feine Siblmg OeS SuoeuOgeritbts
itattiinoet.
&oli5eiqeri6tS Sibung.
9eioe 3peige oes &oli5eigeri6ts
peroen 6elite ofien ieiu. Ger 81.
itrifts5peig inter @oriib oeS 9fi6.
ters &re6 miro init Oen ger96reu
Inn Z ll6r imO ser 9unoes5peig I'M
ter 9lihter NlullopneD init Oeniel6en
Inn bol6 9 ll6r onfaugen.
Cardinal GIBBONS confir-
mirte.
Cardinal @ibbons coniirmirte ge,
itcrn O}orgen in ser fot6oIiiben ct.
@olhS.@ircbe cine alaiic bon 200
@iuOcrn lno @ripodieuen. Gie @e.
meinOe no6m sic 9lnfpeien6eit oe5
Cardinals po6r unO oriidte i6u ibre
@iini1e fir sen SSortbeitonO ieiner
@eninO6eit aus. Gieic @liidipiinide
pur0en i6m BEL einem informellen
Gmpionge im @rieiter6auie Der ct.
&ols.Gircbe nab 0em @otteSOienite
oarge6rodt.
Teuer i'm 2 muIbouS.
Gin 5euer in ser 9lfooemie 5ur
imbciledten GmpiGngnib, elmer Gag.
idule fiir ainOer, gtr. 1854, s. Ctr,
R..gs., Derrriadte eineu @aiier-
mo 9ran0ihnoen bon ii6er $1,000.
Ger llriprilug Oes 8euers III nidt
befout. Sic 5lammen mirOen I'M
3 llbr gla6nittogs inn Grfer oes
5peiten Stodes Oes @ebGnoes BON
DER i'm Gienite itebenOen Sdmeiter
eHt0edt. Gs poren feline &in0er on-
meieno, ga Oicielbcn 6crien bis gum
3. Sonuor 6abcn. Sic Sdulleiter
iaeteu OoB pegen Der 0urd OoS
Neuer ltll0 gSQner notDlg gelporoez
nen &eorotiiror6citen Die @ieOer-
croiiuimg oeS llnterri6ts oielleidt
binousgeido6en meroen miro.
9etogter geger erIet0et
8run0mun0en.
Sin Sc Sabre alter inooliOer 9le-
Ger, Sobu Berry, erIitt iduerc
@ran0punoen am a0rper, ais cin
|etroleumofen in ieiner @obnitng,
glr. 272S. & StraBe, &,@., umiieI
nnO Elm 6euer peririahte. Seine
i6m 81 Siilie eilenoc 6rolt ellen
8errD. fpuroe an Oen S1noen Iei6t
perbronnt. Ger @oun puroe nod
Dem Gmergeucg.Soipitol seididt.
&otrone erpIoOirte,
Sad q. @ibion Ger. t247, %.
Strobe, gl..9y unb SenrD Gorfer,
g}r 1924, %. StraBe, beioe 10 Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Su ser Gc,ualt ciucs ylcacrs.

Gin i6wor5er NoIunte 5wone SRI.
Sherman, oie @obnung Der Srou
Summer 5u Ourdiuden. 9e.
OrobtG bic 8rou nit einem Heool-
Der ino lieB iib bepirtben.
Sbre 5neite Griobruus nit sic.
fem @ciin6cI.
Gic longe &eibe bon &erbreber,
meldc oon gle9erbonoiten i'm moro.
wcitlicben Giitrift Deru6t luerOen bat
iib pieoer Inn ems Derme9rt. Iie
2S So6rc alto Glib SO. gbermon,
mclde lebtcn gioOembcr bon spei Sin.
6redcrn in ibrem Seine, g}r. 1910,
Gomonoion 9(penuc, 6loroformirt
purOc, mar OoS 0pier oes lle6er.
foaeS elmer Oieier icbwor5en Saltn.
fen. Sbr nor bon 6rau @liiobetb
@unuer pcIde einen @rocerploOen
in DER obi9en 9loreiie fiibrt am Sam.
itag 9lbeno ole 9lb6ilt ii6er ceren orci
ain0er mO oGS o5ei6GftS anpcrtrolt
iuoroeu, Oo 5rou Summer sic 9lbiim,
botte, ms E6eater ST oc6cu. Surg
nod s llbr 6etrot ein 9tcqcr ocn 2o.
oeH beiteIlte iicb fir eincu Sent Gan.
op, moiiirer cine Go1ornotc 5ur 3a6.
luu9 iiberrcidtc. 9Ia60cm er ooS
g2ecbielgelo in @mpfopg genonmcn
6ottc fouifc CT iicb cine Giqorre mo
iebte iib freb oui ciucn Shbl neben
Der Gingon9stbar sur S9o9nung. Sn
6eic1Icril6em Son pcrlongtc cr Gin
5treibbol5.
Sn Der 9lneit BOB ieine leuteStim.
me oic ainoer oilhpcden wiiroe, qob
Tie i3m ooS @elpiinic6te. Simmer Orei.
tier wuroe Scr g}eger. 9(ls Oos jingite
Sino 81 i@reien oniiug uuo Sri.
59erman cS berubigen woate, Der.
iteatc ibr Der 9}eger oen g9cq, soQ
cincn HepoIoer beroor lno befobl
ibr, Oen @eg 81 5ciscn wo tie ibrc
S2ert0lo6cn olibcmobrc, SnSdrcden
Gcjo1t iinB Die iinge 6rou an sic
@cbnuug burd5uitobcrn. 9llS Nun
aac orei ahocr bci'm 9lnblid ocS Gee
gers nit Dem &cDolucr in Der Sono
3u ic9rcicn cniiugcu mo6te lid Sri.
Sherman OordL iic SIT berubigcn.
Wis Der Hcacr ni6ts iciucn @un-
i3c catprc@eno fono, oerIongtc cr
eori&, odB man ibm ctpoS au cileu
9aoe 9lu6 0icicm @efebl lam Sri.
SbcrNGn nad mo foMtc ibm einc
Eoiie staiiee rio iteate @rot ouf Oen
Eiidl- Ncd frodeneS 9roi mar Oem
llHUeriddnteu nidt Gut ocnug, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
gSaS scr NIcuiGJ gllIcS onsGaltcu
fam.
(slnS 0sr nNGltiben &rices5eitiue
bon Yoronumitihi)

.N~tllN ~ nANttlulNlt MttSbS0ttlHtlB
bon goronumiticbi.)
9fou fonn iiM iibcr etlpos 0cu
aopi 5er6recben oeu aopi iogor bod.
itanois ocrliercu; mon fonn uuf Den
aopf 0efaaen icin cineu oiicueu
Sopf cii Brett uor oem aopic, Ous
Nirn pcrbrannt ba5en o0cr audi pcr-
noaeIt icin lmO lebt rubig neitcr
S9ir itcrbeu ooruu nod nidt, neil
0os 9er5 gebrodeu 1T oOer mir cS
mtbmiQie perihentt boben, neil mir
ms trauf, idief budlie ooer toot ge.
Ioht oic 2imoc au5 Dem 2eibe ge.
iprohen boben aus Ger Sout geiob.
rem o0er 0urh 0ie Sebel ge5ogeu
mor0cn lino. @em6bHlidj Ipiirt mou
cs redlt ip1t nohber. 0oB man iib
ocn @hmo oocr oie Singer perbrannt
bat, 0aB mon iibcr's DIR ge6oueu
oocr ii6er Sen 2offel barbicrt worocn
lit. @ir ieIbit fiiblcn cs nienalS,
ioclm ms ciue Sdroube losgegonacn
lit; QInoerc Oagcgen mcrien cs boIo.
Gbnc lnier gIusiebeu 6l oerGnoern,
f6nncn mir iuier glAgc mif etpos
iucricn oic Sono oergebcn, sic 9tuie
III cine bremcnoc Sroge itcden Oen
91iideu irciuodcll oic 8eine in ocu
&cib itcbcn ooer dblalrfcn. @s fam
ms ferucr elm pcricnGenoer oocr
itcdcnoer @Iof treiien cine Gbot-
iorbe III sic 9liigeu ipriuaen ooer Is
f6rHcn lms iogar Die @oorc 3u 9erae
itcbcn. Goqegcn pirft cs icbr merf-
bar, mcuu SemanNcm Ncr Nhno ac-
itopit oOer NIT Dem 3olnpiobl &C.
mintt miro, pcuu er bon Der Soron-
tel geitodlen miro ibm cine Sols
iiber Sic 2eber gefroden 1T ooer ii
iib ocu giaaen pcrrenft bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Slus oem Snuereu WiarBlauc's nuc
Den nnsren5cuSeu Staaten.

Sobu @leiiel geitorber.
@iner ser beitbefonuteu Slider
leute BON Gum6erlanO, Serr So6n
MeiicI. itar6 i'm n@eitern Marplono
Soipital~ nod einer orei Gage lang
oaucrnoen 9rngeuent3iinOung inn 9Q.
ter bon 50 SSo6rcn. @r batte iid Elm
@rlmoitiid ouf ser South Brand
nobc bon SpriueiieIO, g9..@a., &c.
fauit 100 CT Gin @ungolop erridtcu
wolltc. Gr pir0 bon Orei 9riioeru
mo bier S6weiteru ii6erIe6t.
Gontroft Oergeben.
Gen Gontraft iiir oie @onitrllftioa
OeS %oltgcbdu0es in 6reOerid, @o.,
ertbeilte oos Sdasant Der .. 90.
9InOrclp Company fir $4,000.
575 Seirotb$-2iccu5en
auSgciteIlt.
g9d6renO oes 3o6reS 1916 urr.
sen in &odDiac, M}o., 575 Scirot6s.
2icensen pom Glcrf Oes 9rciSQeridts
kinder sGI1re.oa
Mach FLETCHER'S
q a s. K O FLA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

mtf Sen llri6eilSiprud GcS 9iibters
mortcL 1T IS bod ieit Inuser 3eit
nibt poraefonmeu oaB in 0rei ouf.
cinouNcrioIgen0ca Cdgcn fein cin.
5iger @lonn ms @rotofoIl eingetro-
Gen wltroc @d5reuO Gopitdu Sur.
len bicriiber ie6r crireut iii. mcinte
p&at" Sseit ieOod aeitern @lorgen
oaB CT 0ob o6 ino 5u cinmol cincn
o9eiudjer" iebcn m6dtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

alt murOen on Oen Sdnoen DerIcst,
ais cine &otrone in eiucm Souien
Sdgeipd6ne, oen iie in 9ronO &C..
itedt 6otten, erpIooirte. S6re g8in-
oen iinO nift 1efd6rli6 unO lie
purOen bon einem in Ser 9}dbe mob.
nenoen 9lrjte be6onoelt.
llnbeDeutcn0er 8rano.
Seuer in Dem Soilie BON Srou 8.
.9. Smort, 9tr 3tt4, g9isconiiu;
glpenue. g. s9., ilnO BON Sobn Gur.
It's, Ger 1tO4, SolisStroBe, gS..@.
fonnten qel0ibt iperoen che iic nen
nenspert6en Sdooeu get6au better.
9(r6eit pom Q S1lei16iebeu.
SSrou Soiep6 @rig6t, gir. 14t5,
MoiioduiettS 9lpenue, 9f..99., mel
oete Der @oli3ej OoB Giebe cine
idpor5e @el5goruitur, einen ihmar-
sen Montel mo eincu 800 SGbleier,
@eiamntwert6 500, aus ibrer 8o6-
nung geitoblen 6dtten
@l iiu5iamm luna 9eito6len
Cine Saumhmg oltcr Nliin5en
cinigc Spibeugaroinen lno einige
5erbrodeue Sdnudia6en muroen
ans ser @o6nllne BON 6rou 5lora
g. Sobuion 9lr. 1873, A. StroBe,
sc &4 geitobIen.
StroBenr6uber
9(n ser t2. unO 6 StroBe, 9}.@.,
ipuroe Dem Iufe Sell bon 9&r. t447
@6urd StroBe, 9t.gS, Elm 9eutel
init So in Sdeineu imo GleinselO
aus Ger Sono geriiieu.
g 0 itmogcn bo6en fein g &or'
re6t.
gi6ter Gugb bonn Giitrifts8peigc
Oes Yoli5eigeridts CAB Die Gntifei-
oung o6, ooB ooS &ublifum OaS
@egerec6t ouf sen StraBen bat, uuO
Oieiel6eu nibt bIodirt iueroen Dir
len ieIbit nidt bon 9fesieringsfu6r-
lperfen. Gie llriohe oieier @ntihei-
Oung luor Gomin 6. @eorge, Scr
Chauffeur cincS acknowledgements
magenS ser Eoitbe6oroc, Der iein
9luto neben einen Dor cinem Iepor-
tementSloOeu iteben0en 9lutomo6il
ongebolten 6otte, 10 OnB ooS lebtere
nirbt iortfonimen founte. 9llS Gnt.
l6uloiguug go6 George an, 0oB er
in GROCER GiIe geiueicn iet I'm oic
@eibnQcbtSpolt ob5illieiern, itno oess
bolb onf Dem eriten beiteu EloB an-
ae6olten babe. Ger &idter beitraite
ion INN SO unO erflGrtc, ooB ein
@oltfltider niGt me6r 9iebte oui
Der StroBe 6o6e,.ols irgeno Elm ou-
oerer 9iirger. Gie Struie murOe JUS.
penOirt
9luS6reher nod in 6reis
belt.
@ine 9ln5o6I g8Grter imo onOere
2eiitc, Die 0ie g9GlOer bel Sccoquau
un0 llmgegenO nod SeurD Smith,
ciuem @eiBen ino oem gleger
Rolpb Bell oen beiOen nod ouf
ireien 5iiBen befinoIi9en @rfonge-
ucn obuateu oie am 5reitag nit
bier @enoiien aus Dem 9iitrifts-
or6eitS6ouie aus6rahen, 6o6en bis TO-
weit nibts bon oen bei0en Sliicbtln-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
9faOifQIhetInna BEL glerpenihnddle.

Sbpo1e ncrb6 RerlOnu eepIost uonSonunasIofafe nnS
iae1ten Sroumen rl10penOen ausflIien 8rtI Rad- uS
SopllHmer8a $oaraSfua gbnabue Oes @ebrS Der ser
Satarrb Nasenbrlden ShibIDeriopmg @Siet, @rrot6en
Stteru Ser0tlopn 8rubelcmmuug aeagide un6 Eribiuu
eria5u aus Oeu rSnScuSfreuuO0 mic ulau HscuOdr Der
rraHseu sruSiiG in far5sr 3et unS Grarcu, GameufHf
&bimDe rampaoer- gSaCErnM uad elmer pSla acan We
tBOOc Gn euen SGaa sedeit msrNeu
~, Tss iaieane Isas UHaas sung vub
Buemuren periaao u W 49, go - ~'"'
1ca&tu %ripat.Sluit 1877 Gait % CTR, acn.9urE R.g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
Slus Oen 9Sulisciscri6tcn.


StroBenrau6er 5u ieds Wlonoten
glr6eitS6ails oerOonnert. Ger
gleger @. Seiicrion scr @erur-
t6eiIte. Sotte ieinen Goiiege-
nofieu @l SoncS nit cinem onoe.
rem 91eaer iiberiollen uno ioit err
piirgt. 0ie 9eutc mar $685.
gu iebS @louoten 9lr6eitS6ouS
purOe Ger g}egcr Garfield Seiferion
uon &idJter 9lanft inn iiiolideu 1i-
itrift Deroonnert, neil er ieinen
9taiegenoieu @illiam SoneS in
glr. 72i, 9rauuou Court ii6eriollen
imo bcino6e erpiirgt bate glo6
9IuSiagen oeS 2eBteren mur0e cr
bon Seiferion nieoerge6olten, md6.
reno eiii onOerer 9}eger ieinc @clO-
b6ric nit $3S ,Subalt ito6l.
@ing itroffrei aus.
Cine cleaout gefleiOetc, bii6idc.
nunfeIat0iac ,Srou, oic ougob, 5rou
@ertrioc @or0ello. - ,So6rc alt,
bon 9lr. 239, IA. StroBc, @oi6ino-
toW 81 iein muBtc geitern luc9en
onge6li6cr Srunfcn6eit Dor 9fidter
%adoro I'M mittlercn &oli5eigeridt
crideiHcit Iie Srau mnrOc BON BEN
&oli3iiten 6orrcit in Der @noitoiion
Der o@oibington, Baltimore mO
9lnuopoliS 9o6n" per6oitet. Sic
go6 on in eiuem 9loo06ouie in scr
9t06e bon 8rooflDn 9eipcien 5u iein.
9Iuf Dem @e9c nod Scr &oli5ciito.
tiou betonl lie einen G6nmad)tS.
onfoll mo muBtc ndcb ocm N1ercp-
Soipitol 0e6romt lperoen. Sic @oIi.
5ciluatronc ionO fiini ucrt6uolc
Giomontrinac mo cine Giomont.
brodc in oen Sai6cn ser SSrou.
Sidtcr %odoro entIieB Oieiclbc,
nodoem iie ueriprocben 6ottc, nit
Dem nd@iten 3uac no;6 @oi6iuaton
jrriitjde5rcn.
@cin @eiu der ieit Orci
Cagen.
SIN nor0liden &olBciaeric6t mar
es Ia 0en lesien poor EaQcn ic6r
till unO felt 0ouuecitog rpur0c an
Stroigcloern uidjt Gin Sent cinac-
nonmch uno meun cS 10 lpciter
ae5t founcu Slidicr Sdrccoer ur0
Gopit0u G6orlcS @l SluIcv sic
9uoc 5unoAcu. Sic leBtcu 0rei @e.
fon9encn purOcn or 28. g8enGer
entlaiien D6gleidl IN Dem r0roIiheu
&oli5eigcridt nie icbr plelc Sale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

NnS Son0ou. uSu6cn Sic
i6on ae60rt aae slnoeb6rieeu ocS
Bureau &euter lit 9onoon miilien
itreuge 9lbitinen5lcr iein, 5onoerbarl
woS?" ggSieio ionocrbor ooS 1T
ooG iebr erfIarlid. 9|otiirlicb mil;
len ole 9lbiiincl5lcr iein Ocun int
SSeiuc Iiegt ia @o6rbciti~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

3wei 5retmiINge Son.
oer6or i'd BOB mid ireiwilIia ac.
mcIoct neil i'd IeNig bin; mo ulcin
9rlloer III ireitoillig aeaanocu iucil
er oer6cirot6ct i'll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01
@cin @eiu9cr lett orci
Ea0en.

ouSscitcat. GicS III ciu Reforo, ga
oieie 3a6I Sic groBte, sic jc in eincu
ein5elnen Sabre NIs9eitcllt bci iait
90 iiberiteiet,
Bon Den Sicen3ca ulr0en 227 an
Sroutpoore bonn GoIumbia-Giitrift
1877 Oil grautpaorc bon Nlontgo.
mern'GoiptD, ia an @clpo6ncr bon
Girgiuien II al @altimorcr auO 0ie
iibrigeu an @oarc bon pericbieocncn
Sbeilen 0cS SanocS olSgeitcIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-01

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
RUSSIAN PIANIST NOT
WEARIED BY LABORS
Gabrilowitsch Plays With Un-
dying Art on Boston's Fine
Romantic Program

Ossp Gabrilowltsch Is n remarkable Cand
husv) man. Lighter talents than those of
the Russian pianist might sink beneath the
literal loads of work which he imposes on
them. The number and variety of his re-
cent performances In this city and else
where would not be tolerated by most
artists Of the concert stage They would
think it something like an outrage.
That Mr. Gabrllowitsch doesn't think it
an outrage to work hard and with con-
tiuuous brlliancy was proven by his activ.
ity of the two days just past on Sunday
right, In New York. he not only led an
orchestra through may and difficult pro-
gram OF Tschaikowsty, but played the b
ildt minor piano concerto himself. The
critics praised his composite duties strongly.
Too much recent history is a failing Of
many musical criticisms but IL must be
set down that Mr.. Gabrilowitsch played
Brahms& second concerto when he shared
the stage with Mr. Stokowsll at the Phila-
dclphia orchestra concerts on December %
and %. with the Boston he had no such
mystical and precious thing on which to
throw the light Of his shi,lng genius, but
the restless gltteriuE, phosphorescent second
concerto of tuChmauinoM Perhaps stranger
contrasts than the fcvered and melodious
Russian composer and the serene and pas
sonatc and more than meodous German
have existed. Surely not often Mr.,
GahrilowitsCh. so IL seems, is not n nation-
alist in art He gave TO the Rachmaninof
number all the care and loving attention
that he gave to Brahms, and II the result
was not so breath-taling in It's beauty II
was not his fault. lie even partially COW
cred the slightly stilted maH1cr Of that
melodramatic and brazen cadenza. making
II seem but a ripple of cNhuberance. In the
uusiug adagio he brcathcd poetry into the
keys with faint yet fine insstence. And
Rachmaniuoff is better at ali other things
than trying to muse. Then he drones All
the vim and the elasticity of the work were
brought out with crisp lncision, n quality
well in keeping with the rest of the pro-
gram.
This must have been surprise, in its
entirety, to those who properly. but some-
what too excudinEly, admire Doctor Muck
and his programs as one and the same
thing The conductor was not in his most
academic vein when he arranged this one,
AT all events There was not a suggestion
of the pedantiC. of the too terribly formal,
i'm the numbers. These were the Franck
y minor symphony, the prelude to the
afternoon of Faun," now as familiar
Cthanks to the Ballet Russo and phono-
graph) an "Coppclia" and Chabrier's rhap-
gody "Espana.' The first was played with
grandeur and humility; the second with
positively inspired insight into its grotesdue
loyclucss the third with cracking vlvacty
and dauCe-lilic motion.
From which the reader may (nay, must)
infer that a concert filled with color, with
| fragrance. with some of the brightest
! flowers in the romantcist garden was given
| last night, and by conductor usually
! associated with classic music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
GREATER DIUMIMERS'
PARADE ADVOCATED
Mastbaum Favors Show on q
Larger Scale and $4,000
Purse for Prizes

Present the annual mummers' parade on
a still more elaborate scale, Increase inc
prize money and improve its artistic aspect.
These suggestions were made by Stahley
V Mastbaum, noted movie film impre-
sario, who favors prize fund of S25'oOO.
to be contributed by thirty men OF means
and the city. He pointed out that the mat
ter could bc kept within definite BOUNDS py
thirty business or mercantile estaDnsh-
ments contributing $500 each and the city
$4,000,
Mr. NIaetbaum offered to start the wheels
moving in this direction by giving $500.
Bv way of improving the artistic phase
Of the show. Mr. Mastbaum suggested that
students of the art school might be lnducea
10 comnote *and thought the celebration
might be improved by having more sup-
jccts dealing with historic couhec, l1is u
Philadelphia. such plnn ne bgAeNes,
would stir participants to greater ana more
artistic efforts. The costumes cfealeu @ @IoE
The event could be sold he suggested alteF
the celebration, for charitable purposes
Mr. Mastbaum expressed the beliet that
department stores the ralIFoaus anu u'het
Iuainass enterprises might be induced 10
contribute TO the big show which auracts
80 many thousands of visitors TO Phlla-
Prosperity came to the railroads through
the mummers' parade in great H'easut
Figures compiled today show that the
thirtv-aye special trains which were run run
nv Inc Pennsylvania and Philadelphia ana
Reading roads carried nearly $4,000 pas
seneers in excess Of the regular daily aver
age. -... ., ,,aciaI
trains which came from all parts OF the
state from the length and breadth OF New
Jersey and from distant points In virginia
and Maryland, The Pennsylvania RailFoao
frurcs that it carried 14,222 persons, nor
including those who arrived on the regular
trains. Altogether 24O extra cars were re-
uuired to handle the throng on TINS ROAD
alone.
The Reading ran specials from New
York and an intermediate pc nts, all parts
of New Jersey, and also from the turther-
mos, points in northern Pennsylvania lts
specals averaged from eight to eleven cars,
while the special from Shamollin, which
Travelled in three sections, required twenty-
five cars one special from New York
alone carried 1000 excursionists to the
mummers' show, The Reading announced
that it carried about $4,000 passengers
more than the normal daily average
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-02
Farmer Smiths
Column
TRY THIS DURING 1917

Dear Children--What do you believe? DO
you believe in fariosP
do, because fairies are KIND
THOUGHTS.
DO you believe in hohgoblns'
| do not because / am SO full Of KIND
THOUGHTS that there is no room for tho
UN-KIND THOUGHTS. The fairies will
not let the hobGoblins I'M
You must not thul; that the FEAR
THOUGHTS and the UN-klNp thoughts
are yours alone for all Of US have them.
ALL LIFE Is \ BATTLE!
We are always warning against THOSE
things which would or which try to tor
mont us.
When the hohEoblns of fear and distrust
and their kind come they viii not get past
the front door If you are FILLED with
beautiful thoughts
Take a glass Of water Ill it FULL, Can
you put any more in it? OF course not
there Is not room. Then I'll yourself with
SO much GOODNESS that there will be no
room for the hobgObus
DO not try to destroy your lIOBGOB-
LINS. Destroy your BELIEF in them and
the rnsC1ls will disappear.
watch your "bclicfs." If you believe
Jimmy Jones Is MIGAN--what good will it
do to try 10 change Jimmy? Merely change
your belief about him aud he will soon be
the opposite of mean. Aud what do you
suppose that is?
With much love, FARMER SMITH,
Childrons Editor,