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redoubt and successfully carried out
an operation for connecting the re-
doubt with another French work on
the edge of the woods to the north,
occupying a large section of the area
known as the square woods"
Heavy fighting also occurred east of
the Meuse, in the VauX-Douaumont
sector. No ground changed hands,
however. Paris declares that Ger
man attacks north of Cailette wood
were repulsed while Berlin reports a
similar result for French counter at
tacks.
Just to the west in the Argonne
region the French carried out sur
prise attack on a German trench near
st. Hubert, inflicting losses and talk
ing a few prisoners.
In the action which resulted in the
German ocupation of Haucourt VIII
lage, the French lost II officers and
531 unwounded men taken prisoner.
The French gain was scored north
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
Porch Climber Sent to
Jail by Squire Stees

After a hearing before Squire Frank
A. Stees last evening William s. Mich
OILS. alias Charles Handley. colored
was committed TO Jail to await trial on
o charge of ATTEMPTED burglary. Mich
OILS. alias Handley. was arrested by
Detective l. \. Durnbaugh Saturday
night after q thrilling chase from the
home of Henry Maurer. Adams street.
In the arrest of Nichols the police
believe they have put an end to
series Of porch climbing incidents and
other annoyances of recent weeks.
Handley, the police say, has a police
record.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

of Avocourt, northwest of Verdun,
where in the course of the engagement
that began yesterday afternoon and
continued throughout the night Gen
eral Petain's troops succeeded in cap
turing large portion of the position
known as Bois Carre, or square
woods"
The German attacks northeast OF
the city were directed against the lines
north of the Cailette wood, where
Paris reported a French gain yester-
day. The efforts of the Germans to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
MEMS CLASS TO RANorET

The Mems Bible Glass of the Church
of God Sunday School will hold its
annual banquet this evening in the
lecture room of the church. The prin-
cipal speaker of the evening will be
Rev. w. n. Yates. pastor of the Fourth
Street Church of God, Harrisburg. The
entertainment committee has also ar
ranged a musical program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
NEW PASTOR HERE

The Rev. James Cunningham, who
recently assumed the pastorate of the
Methodist Church of this place, moved
his family and household goods to-day
FORM Hamburg, Berks county, to the
church parsonage in North Union
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
is z yards square, was begun in 1914
STIPE FUNERAL

The funeral of Mrs. Ella Stipe was
held from her late home in Catherine
street yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
James Cunningham, pastor of the
Methodist Church, officiated Burial
was made in the Middletown Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
MRS. MARY SHNFFER

Tho body of Mrs. Mary Shaffe a
former resident of Oberlin. who died
nj Somervillc. Mass, will he brought
10 the borough Tomorrow hy members
her family. Funeral services will be
held in Oberlin Sunday,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
,eMIDDLETOWN.- a
COMPLETES BIG SPREAD

Mrs. ]. w. Metzger, of Pine street.
recently completed a handsome bed
spread of linen and crochet lace which
rhe values at $50. The spread, which
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
TO HOLD EASTER SALE

The Pastors Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will have an Easter
sale in Oliver Henrys storeroom Sat
urday afternoon and evening, April 22.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06
VISITED LANCAsTE1

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Etnoyer yisited
the formers mother at Lancaster yes
terday
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

regain the lost ground are declared to
have been futile.
The French ministry of marine an
nounces the sinking of a German sub
marine by a squadron of French and
British warships The submarines
crew was captured
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-06

TENNIS CLUB TO MEET
The regular monthly meeting of the
this evening in the Liberty engine
house.
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Extraordinary Values In These
Friday and Saturday Specials

Right when material prices are in the ascend
ency threatening increased cost of merchandise all
along the ne these offerings for Friday and Saturday
in seasonable merchandise of sterling quality mean lib
eral savings to you.
One lot Mem shirts; broken sizes; 12c
Special Friday and saturda,-t nmatcbabe Prices s2c
than half 53c
' Friday d and % sSt,rday-iIen's Blue ovcrais Az
saturday Morning Specialize to O'Clock; lOc 61hc
sS1 8E' Wo yS Popn Tailored Suits $1e1e
Special Friday and sat9FdSsens ne New Fame; Dress ~
Shirts Girls S@S %e% % Bes S Gnsn Esndo@e os pEs Ss s" Styles always
Big and s. SO Dress skirts with pockets: new
Mems New SOC Value Babrsgan UnderNear 2Sc
Combination -s5O and 50 90 Goods; slightly e1c
worth 'TS Friday TS'a and 271Lc
New Hats 500 S. 90 and &c. 90 fine French
models tho Ia; your pick of $3.50 and S4.89
New sc 90 and Sis 90 Faster models Tailored
a%d "s sa'ariSS at" GSS' SIX lined; Friday $3.50
,- Friday Afternoon to p Nj o1L.
Dresses: @ sizes up to wears worth m to scc
each: made enghams As "U.'' "p " "C Z9c
Row Special s n SATURDAY only. Morning a.
s,,,ti1d Friday morning 2sL
special Friday saturdas5c value Fiber Folding o1
s, FRIDAY sales $3.50 and Ee
Extra SATURDAY ' to o'clock p M
wSmsn. spring COATS white cincna cord~
% S and a all "0o %d serge $40 $3.50 two
ana .............. S4.98 and $5.98
'o to $3.50 See % se s' o 5nS s S fro"
SMITHS
Az Market Street
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Here is proof and baby's picture

Sykes Comfort Powder,
usingit freely andshe was
soon entirely well again,
and her skin healthy and
entirely free from all
irritation" - Mrs. H.
Brown, Auburn, N. Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

eorsgnnt gaIimge, Ws. eonnna. 28 a l9le
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

er, BON WiiteuOem sSufanteriefeiier
berfolet, 5uriid 0u ieiner Som.
pagnie ging. 0ie @ieloung, Oie er
iiberbradte, CAB eenoueu g[ufidluB
iiber oie Gage iuo 9Ius0ebnung oeS
feinoliden @robens. Gie Stellung
wuroe onseeriifen uno genommen.
@rieier uurOe pegen ieiner nortrefI.
li6en grtiinoung uno 5ur 9elobmtng
fir iein idneiOises 8orgeben nit Dem
@iiernen areu5 ousge5eidnet.
SSSn Den friiben W2orgenitunoen ei.
mes SSunitoges NOR bereits elm Itarfer
9lngriff Der 6ran5oien obgeiblogen
rDorOen. 9ie 5ronBoien botten orr6
oos 6euer Der oeutiden synfonterie,
Wlai6inengepebre uno @ei6iite faIt
ailfgerieben, in i6re @r16en 8it.
rid fliicbten miiHen. 9Lber oie 9Int.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

gLn einem @epIembermOraen. ariif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

Oe, mo9te iib ser engIiide 8eituugs-
Oienlt oarii6er luifig un0 ertldrte, es
bonOle iib nm cine Ho1ridt, Die an
Sartarin Sc Sarnscon erinnere. gto-
tiirli6 mar i1on 6omalS in Deutlh-
lonO 6efannt ipie oieie @erlenfrng
erfolgt mar uno Dob iib Elm Eeil Der
9elabune in Der @eiangenidaft Der
Senulii befano. 9as llntereeboot.
oos oen SilfSfreu5er nEarba" Der'
ienfte, fonnte beoba1ten, OaB, Der
9ampfer ouBeroroentlid6 raid inter.
ging. glls 0as Boot nod einigen @li-
mtten, no6oem es Oen EorpeoobuB
a6gegeben bate, ouitolihte, lob eS
ni6ts mebr bonn 9ompfer, nur orei
DoQ6eIebte glettrngsboote trieben auf
Dem @oiier umber. 9ie 8erienfrng
erfolgte in ser gt6be 0es Saiens 60
lun Der BON Oen @ngldnoren beieBt
mar. 9(6er bon oieiem Safenort ans
purOe nidts unternoumen Inn Die
ouf Dem 99aiier treibenoe 8eiobtmg
81 retten oOer gegen 0as llnteriee5OOt
bor5ugeben. SnfoI9eoeIien mar Ons
llnterieeboot in Ser Gage, Die Be
iaBumg gefangen su nebmen; iie be.
ltan0 aus einem engliiden SSregatten-
tapitGn, IA Sffi5ieren uno 70 Mann.
0iele geiobllne puroe tells BON benz
llnterleeboot an gorO genommen,
tells nit Silfe Ger &ettimgsboote
no6 einem in ser gtGbe befin0li6en
aIltenplob sebrodt Ger BON ben
Senitiii beiebt mar uno BORT tplitoen
oie @nglGnoer Dem tiirfii6en &om-
monoeur in @efongeni6oit iiberge-
ben. @lei15eitig oerienfte Oos Inter-
leeboot ou6 0en engliiben Dampfer
,,2unino6~ DoS llnterieeboot go6
Dem Danpfer Oos Signal sum Sal
ten. Ger 0ampfer flob aber. @r pur.
0e BON Dem llnterieeboot berfolgt uno
beftig beidoiitn. @fit einem Sedge.
ibiib erpiOerter Der engliide Damp
fer 6os Seuer. Srotoem muroe CT
dDer Dal0 O0n 0enl 0elit11en Inter.
ieeboot led eeidoiien unO belt an.
Die 9eiaBrng ging in ole 9oote l1nO
nohOem Oos llnterieeboot 0ur1 lin.
freiien 6es Dampfers feitgeiteat batte,
GoB tein peiteres feuerbereiteS @e.
ibiib an 9orO ipor, tolibte es ouf.
9ie in Sen gettingsbooten befino.
li1e 9eiobing muBte lGngsIeits qa-
Zen imo wurOe berpflidtet, 0os Sc.
ibiib bon Dem Dampfer militant Der
Nfunition berlmter5uboIen ln6 auI
oos Oeutihe llnterieeboot 5u bringen,
Oas es olS ariegSbeute nit nod oem
beimotli6en Saien eebra6t bat. Der
Dompfer puroe berienft. @r botte
1900 &onuen Sei50l fir WloIta an
8or0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
GeIOsranc aIs 2aHOiUirtc.


Nns fonn tDobl ais Elm glhs0rnd
0aitkber araft b0ber gelDertet mer.
ben, ols 0ie 8uberiidlt. nit Der ieoes
miIiidriide 8ortihreiteu engani6lie-
beno Die pirti6uftlide Srganiioiion
nod iib 5iebtl g8enH bort, 100 ebel
nod Die lebten Shrapneae einidio.
Gen uno 5liegerbomben iaaen be.
reiis Der 9lufbou, bos 8uiammenfils
gen nie6er begirnt, Inn oas i1b nn'
ter6roc5ene Birtibnitsgetriebe IN fir.
Seiter 5riit pieoer in Sang 81 brin.
GEN.
a)lit 9emunoering ieben mir, mel,
DE nertboae glufqabe Dem oeutidei,
0em fel6grauen Qon0pnt 8if6at, @r
mlB Dos, mas Die unoermeioli1e 8ers
itoruug oes arieoes bon Der @rnte
nod iibrig eeloiien 10 i4nea wie
lnoglid bereinbringen, er muB Die
grnte ausoreihen Inn Die 6rudt bis
3um lebten aorn nutbur 5i mad]en
Damn mlB er lhon pieoer melt por.
aus 0enfen, ct oarf oas 2aHo nidt
bralB liegen IaiIen er muB es 6eltel.
len er muB iden, oaB er 5ur 3eit pie'
Der erntcn fam. llno nae iene glrbeit
muB idnell ltno git geleiitet weroen,
obne ooB ibm oa8u eeniigenO imo &c.
iAulte 9lrbeitsfr6ite 8urgeriiigung
iiebeu,
2lllo muBte e8 pieoer Die W2aibine
iein, an Die oas &omman0o ereing:
.,Hon an Die SSront~ lluo iie famen,
tamen ale. 3ie Greidmaldinen, Die
DreiN.2oiomoblen, bic Strob. un0'
Sellpreiieu, 0ie Wlotorpfliige, Die
Wldbuloibinen. oie Ga. unO @rnte.
maibiren. llno iie oroihen uno
pfliigten lno idten uno ernteteu i'm
5einoesIano, ME tie es 81 Sauie alii
beimotliher Sdoae eeIernt ino geiibt
bottpn.
@inen fIeinen @eitrag iiber oelI
llmfona ipirtibafilider &dtigfeit bin
ter Ser oeutl9eu 5ront, alio i'm frii.
beren Jein0e8lano, IN beute beietten
@ebieten i'm Often lno 9eiten gebeI
bic beutigeH @iloer, Sie gepdbren
etnen anldnulihen @egriff mic I'm.
mittelbar benz 8ortrogen Ser oeift-
ihen 8ronten III Sit uno Q8eit aub
Icbon Ger ipirtihoftli6e 28ieoermif.'
bon oiif Dem 8uBe folst gum eige-
neu 92uben Der Ertppen uno ooun
aud 3itm Seaeu Der einseiefeuen BE-
D0lterung.
Die 8il0er 3eigen, ipie 0ie felo.
arauen 2anomirte Die @rnte orei6en,
iei es nun in 9sor0franfreid. in Sian.
bern IN 8olen ODER in aurlanO. @1it
6em 3reiden fiHg man an ibon fiir5
nndj ariegsbeginn i'm 0en bonn 5u.
riidweibenoen 5eiuo nidt 5eritorten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

ser @egner in iiorfen aolonnen oos
iddiiide Snfanterie &egiuent $50.
107 an. sSl Ger MorgenoGmmerung
uno I'M Sdube Oes gtebels mareu Die
feinOli6en &olonnen rtngeieben bis
6idt an oie Sdiibener6ben berange.
fonlnen. 98o9 ebe Die ihpa6e 8e-
iebungslinie mebr pie elm o0er 5pei
S6iiie pro @elpebr o6geben fonnte.
mar Der 5ein6 in einen Seil oes @ra-
bens einge0rlineen. Ser nit ieinenI
Bug etipa 90 0ieter binter Der bor-
oeren 2inie in 9felerDe IiegenOe 9eut-
nont 8. iebte gum @egenItoB an. @r
iel6it uno Der @i5efeIomebel @nfc,
gebiirtig aus 2eip5ig, bon Der 3. Som.
pagnie, beipaffneten iib nit Sanosra.
noten, gingen oaein ibrem Bug bor-
aus, lnO mdbrenO gi5efelOpebel e.
Die Son0gronoten 5ureidte, mari
2eutnont 8. feds SanOsranoten, oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Die gsrIenfnua Oes nsar6a".

Sn england 1T ieet offi8iea ulitge-
teiIt wOroeu, OaB iib SO @aann ser
gelabitng Oes SiIisfreu8es 0Sarba"
in @efaugeni6uft Der Senuiii befiH-
oen uuO OaB es ibneu gut gebe Gllr6
Oieie offi5ieue 0litteilung miro olio
iest audi bon Der britii6en 9legiering
Die @erienfling oes ySarba~ beItd-
tigt. 9lls i'm Nobember b. s.. Oieic
8erienfung, Oie 5uiammen nit Der
Gerientiing bon 3pei englil6.GgDpti.
iden &ononen6ooten erfolgte, bon
oeutiher Seite befannt eeseben lpur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

blei6 eines beim Sturm Ser @ngldn-
Der auf oas n@ngl6nOeripalo1en"
tol6berl6iitteten glaidinengepebrs
81 fori6en. @r ndberte i9 obenos
nit ieiner 8atrouiae im &aufgraben
ser Stelle bis ouf 80 0leter, ertannte
engIilde 9eiabllng itnO febrte 5uriid.
9lm na6Iten @}orgen, nob Sellmer.
SEN, fano er oen @rabenteil pieoer
BON 0en gneldnoern gerdlmt. @r
iiberfroh ole ettpa 40 Wleter lunge
9(bOdlnmilng I'M 2oufgraben grub
6os berI6iittete @epebr aus lmO
bradte es 5uriid. 2uopig, ser ii@
audi BEL ipGteren @elesenbeiten our6
energii6es rno ielbitdnoiges Sanoeln
berbortot, purOe gum llnterofii5ier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

@ie 6ran5oien batten our9 eigene
Dlineniprenglme eineu ibrer Cap
pentopfe gegeniiber Der Stellung Ell
mes Snfanterie Regiments, ooS io-
genaHute Stordneit, teilpeiie 5erit0rt.
glm ndhiten Aben0 erbielt cine Bot-
rouile, beitebeno aus Dem @inidtri-
gen @efreiten Biai 4lienlt, Dem
@iniGbrig- -Sreiipiligen g9alter Sap
pei un0 Dem 9feierbiIten glrtbur
gernot, idmtli6 aus Dresden, Dem
Soloaten Otto 8eIlunnn aus Dent.
idenboro bel 9ioiien uno Dem Soloa.
ten lrtbur &rouie aus Souia bel
9resoen ole iid freiipiIlig gemelOet
batten, Oen gluftrog, feit5uiteIlen, Oh
oos Storbnelt nod bonn Sein0e be-
ieBt iei. @ie YutrouTlle ipur0e BEL Ser
iebr beaen W1onOnnbt bon Ser MIR
etiua 90 0ieter etltfernten SaitptItel.
lung oeS @egners bolo erfannt ilno
nit fleinen 0linen Ibei6oiien. 9eIien
ungeabtet orbeitete' iie iidb orrh Oos
infolge 5oblreiber ISprengungen ser.
tliiftete @el1noe tpeiter Dor lno ge.
langte 81 Dem nelren Sprengtri6ter,
IN oeiien obern 3onoe iiA OoS StorH.
nett allf6nite. 9a Ole @otrouiae aus
Dem StordneIt nibt angei9oiien mllr.
oe, 10 madten iib 8ernOt, auppe[
un0 9ellmnnn ooron, oli9 oos Iebte
Stiid 0es gSeges 5uriid5uleeen, oos
infolge oiHter 0fuu6poIfen rno
S6pefelOdmpfe, iOie Dem Sridter ent.
ltiegen, diiBerit beidnerIi1 mar;
4lienit iino Grouie'bIieben ols eide.
rilng 5uriid. Snoem iie ii6 gegeniei.
tig itiibten llnO i1oben, ltno inOem
licb elmer oltf Die S1ultern oes an.
bern IteLlte, itberipon0en iie ben brod.
lihen, A bis 5 DIeter boben foIt TENT.
rehten Song uno iiberltiegen nad.
einanoer Die fein0Ii6e SonOiod6orri.
taoe. sic fanoen oaS Stor1nelt lin0
Den our fron5oiiben SteIIlng fiib-
renoen Sallfgraben frei bonn 6cinoe.
Sin Wlinenuutno, ser bier bernuitet
ipuroe. mar ni4t borbonOen. gSod-
Dem iie Den nod erbaltenen &eil oes
Stor1neites 5eritort botten, febrten
lie unberiebrt nit ibrer W2eloung sur
Eruppe auriid. Gle brodten 0pei
fran8Oiiide S6ubidiIOe nit.
X X
gln einem Septembermorgen. griff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

SeiI ser Grnte in groteetreiOe uno
5litterpilan5en bei6leimigt nllBbar
5ii MAIDEN 9a puroe cine groBe gln.
8obl GompioreiHmaihinen nit ibren
5ugeborigen 2otomobilen binter Die
6ront beiobIen un0 oann sing elm
@reihen los. bis fein Gorn mebr i'm
beieBten 5eiuoeslano mar, oos niht
ieiner ridtigen uatureemdBen Be
itiHmung 5ugefiibrt mar.
glls eS oonn ni9tS mebr 5u ore.
iden CAB, oaHte man bereits pieoer
6aran Den Booen fir bic n1hItidb.
rige Grnte oronungsmdBig 5u beItel.
len. gs muBte I'M @roBen gepfliiet
mer0en, mas mieoerum MIR Der ma.
ibinele 8flug leiiten tonnte. 0ie 9il.
Der 5eigen, mie DER mooerne @roB-
plug, Der Qnnoboumotor, nit MIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
GDrsntafeI.

Der @eener ipar aus ieinen Stel.
Iiluaen oeporfen. IS aaIt feit5uiteI-
len no iid Der 5einO BON neuem CUR
@ebr ieteu peroe. 9ie 10. Gompog.
ME Oes iddiiid5en SSnfanterie gleei.
ments g2o. 107 eing in SdiiBenlinie
Dor. 8IosIih iibcrrnibte iie Iebbaites
SSnfanteriefeuer, 8om @eener mar
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nidts 8u iebeu. gr uuBte iid 90 Brit
ben irgenOmo in Dem lanegeitredten
8ui6 eingeniitet boben. llnteroffi5ier
@rieier. eebirtig ants @oien elm I'm.
eridrodener acknowledgement, er'
belt oen 9luftroe, Oie feinOIide SteI.
lung 81 erfunoen. Dit fiini SanOgra.
noten ouseeriiitet ging er Dor. Ytit
GROCER @ei6idlidfeit orbeitete er iib,
ie0e Dedung oitSnuBeno, 0eitDeile
friecbeno, oen 90rper oidt on Den
9oOen gepreBt, an oen 8uib beran.
8eigte ii6 Ser 9orper eineu gLugen.
bid, pfiffen Die @eidoie. 2anee bat.
ten Die beobo9tenoen GomeraOen
@rieier nibt geieben. @IobIib fra1.
ten 0onogronaten am 8uihrano.
9os gegneriicbe 5euer iApieg. 9ieien
glugenblid benltbte @rieIer, einen
Sprung na6 riidipdrts binter cine
8ooenipelle 8u MAIDEN, bon no aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

mort blie6 nidt aus; our1 elm raien.
0es ErommeIfeuer bereitete Die fran.
5oliibe glrtiaerie einen nohmaligen
glngriff Dor. 9iur Elm @eidiit Der A.
8otterie feuerte nod nit Dem @efrei-
ten gtigge aus Soiien0orf ais 9fift.
fanonier. gs oauerte ni1t lange, oa
itebt er ais letter on ieinem @eihiiB,
ole feline 4omeraoen iino gefallen
ooer beripun0et. glber nit Der groBten
llneri1rodenbeit beoient er iein Sc.
idiib aaein meiter; rnebrmols uniB er
Die 9eding berloiien, Inn neie Wlr.
nition beron5uibleppen. 9eieble er.
reiben i'm nidt mebr, od Die 2eititng
gum 8ntteriefiibrer ldngit 3eri6oiien
lit; ober feline 9fiibe bleibt uneri1iit.
terlih, er bdlt ni9t mur ieinen ibm
5ugetpieienen 3ielralim inter 5euer,
ionoern iorst ourb ridtise 6euerber.
teihing oafiir, 0oB aud Die 8iele Der
auseefaaenen @eidiise befdntpft per-
ben. @nolicb eelingt es ibnL einiee
@rioBmanni9aften ans @eibiib 5u
6rineen, uno NIT bereinigten &r6iten
miro meiter eeieuert, biz ole 9mfel-
belt Dem aompf elm gn0e mo1t. Ser
uneridiitterliden Gopferfeit uno Dem
ielbitGnoigen Sanoeln Oes @efreiteu
gSgge lit es 5u oanfen oaB Die Bot
terie iid itnitnterbro9en am Sample
beteiIigen fonnte. @r iDurOe NIT Oeln
@iiernen arel6 griter RIaiie ausge.
3eibnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

eiuem 6iibrer oos ganoe 6alb pfIiist,
unO nibt nur oas aaein, loRoern aud
ourd feline beionoere frdIenOe gIr.
beitsweiie Oen 9ooen Oerurt 8erfrii.
melno, Bob ale ole ionlt erforOerli-
den gaaAarbeiten nit @ol8en uno
oergl. peafalleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

ale i'm @roben faBen. lleberrui6t
1n6 onIGeineno I'M @lauben, es grif-
fen Itarfe Rrdfte on, boben Die 6einOe
oie Sanoe bod, 10 ooB Der init fur.
5em 9lbitano folsenoe ibpade Bug
etpa 200 W3ann aefangen nobm, Die
gefangenen &omeraoen befreite iino
Iid1 in Sen geIib oes berIorenen @ra.
bens Iette. @i3efeIOpebel 6. purOe 70
Idner am gein beriDunOet, OaB eS
ibm IpGter obgenommen perOen
nitBte. Sir ole totfrdftige Inter
1tiieiinq ieines 2eutnants wiiroe er
NIT Dem @iiernen areli5 belobnt.
4 M 4
@eireiter 2ieipig bon Der @8oidi-
neugepebr 9[bteilung erbielt eines
9[beu0s oen @efebI, na4 Dem Ser.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-05
Traits of the Zulu.

1t is a recognized fact. says the
Southern Workman. that the Zun
tribe is one of the finest in southern
Africa. The Zulu has sturdy frame.
strong chest, wonderful digestion.
magnificent teeth and fine muscles He
can stand hunger. fatigue and expo
sure.
While he is slow to adopt modern
methods of tillage, irrigation and fer
tilizing, he is beginning to recognize
their advantages. His hospitality, in
difference to pain, sense of humor,
good temper, love of children and
trustworthiness are all good traits in
his character. "He is a manly speci-
men, not a cringing toady, and in his
natural state gentleman, every bit
of him.
In general he is law abiding and ODE
dent. and he is not purpOsely cruel.
He has strong musical sense and
remarkable knowledge of time and
rhythm. His powers of singing, even
when but slightly trained, are extraor-
binary.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-05
Ancient Assvria.

There is no "Assyria" at the present
day. A large part of Syria belonged
for awhile to the ancient empire of the
Assyrian kings, and it is altogether
probable that the word Syria is an alb
breviation of Assyria. Ancient Assyria
was the country between the Armenian
mountains in the north and the allu-
vial plain of Babylonia in the south,
the Tigris in the west and the noun
tains Of Kurdistan in the east. The
name also included the varying empire
which included from time to time diff
ferent parts Of the adjacent territory
Some of the classical writers plainly
include Babylonia and Mesopotamia
In "Assyria." The Assyrian empire
came to an end about COG B. c., and
after it's fall the name of "Adiabene"
came to be used for the chief part Of
Assyria proper. In the year 115 A. d.
the Roman Emperor Trajan created
Roman province of Assyria, but the at
tempt to restore the old name was
abandoned by the Emperor Hadrian.
The modern name of Syria is given
both to the actual Turkish vilayet west
of Palestine and to the larger region
which includes the vilayet of Syria
and stretches northeast into Aleppo.-
New York Times.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-05
Methodist Church

The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Demeritt
from two to four o'clock.
The Junior Baraca Glass, taught by
Miss Flossie Demeritt, were invited to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip French on
Wednesday afternoon to a sugar party.
Their son, Philip, is member of the
class.
According to the DEGREES of the Annual
Conference, Rev. G. NJ. Redstone,
who has had o successful passionate of
three years at Waitsfield, has been ap-
pointed pastor of the johnson church
and Rev. 1. Mellor, who succeeded Rev.
Walter Gould in October 1914, has been
transferred to the Watsfield charge.
Rev. and Mrs. Mellor will be much
missed, for they have proven themselves
to be dilligent, earnest, consecrated work
ers to an unusual degree. In both ex-
ample and precept, Mr.. Mellor has been
true to his high ideals of what minis
ter ought to be and to teach. His SER
mons have been scholarly, practical and
deeply spiritual They go to their new
field of work carrying with them the best
wishes of the entire church for even
greater success than here.
Rev. C. M. Redstone and family are ex-
pected here next Friday and he will
preach next Sunday.