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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
glmerifaner ais @efanscne in
DcntI1Iano.

&urOen BON oeuti6en SeejGgern bon
bemafineten fcin0Iicben S6ifien
genommen. Sbre 3obI betrGet
1877. II Anoere 9lneritafner in
9euti6IonO uidt belditigt. - St
mas iddrfere @oIi6ei-G Gontrole.
" a bingtoM 10. @loi. II
9aS Staats-Departement gab beute
befonnt, ooB slmerifoner ii6 nod IN
oeutider @efngeni1nft befinoen.
GS miro ongenonmen, ooB Iie 5u Der
Mnnnl6oft bemaffneterSanoelSld6iff
geborten, Die BON oeutIben SeeiGgern
I'M Silo-sltlontit gefopert wuroen.
0ie Seute wer0en feItgebalten nidt
iueil iic Nmerifaner Iiu0, iouoerub
meil iie Ii6 ouf feinoli6en Sbiffen
anbeucrn licBcn. glnoerc S(merifa-
ner IN 9entibIano, 10 miro geiagt
6leiben DolIItdnoig unbelGItigt, aus
genonlnen etipoS periAqrftere @oli-
6eiregeln eenldB Der oeltiAen 8olitit,
einen arie9S0nItanO nit oieiem 2an-
oe ni6t 5ll5ugciteben.
0os StoutS-9eportement loet.
Gin GeIegromm BON ser 2egotion
in Bern meloet, Dab oie 6rauen je-
ner Segation NIT onoeren g(mcrita-
nern cine SiiIfsgeicalduft fir sic
llnterltiisung omerifanii6er @efau-
gener in 0euti6Iano eebiloet boben.
@s miro beri@tct, oaB lid iebt 1877
BON S6iffen genommenc 9(mcrifoncr
in 0eutl6lono befinoen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
Gin SOSter, iieben @erIehtc.

BbiluOeIpbia 10. Wtai.
Gin Mann tpuroe get06tet uno iie6en
onOere erlitten mebr ooer ntinocr
l6Were gerleBungen als geitern
9l6eno i'm philadelphia S6iffsbau-
bofe Der 3eritorer ngaen4 I'M
ErodenOof geeen Oeu &iiitemuu6e-
SHUTTER o@utbrie" fiel.
Ger Eo0te mar 8. 6. SaSlod,
Dormoutbpille, @tc, Gleftriter on
9oro oes o9luen~.
Ole @erlebten iinb: SSoiepb Gle
nib, @3atroie bon 2u8erne, Ya.; g.
6. anopp, Sdiffsto6, Owoiie, @tibi-
gan; 9falpb 6. 0opis, Sei6er @bi-
looelpbia; s. 9lnorep, @iotroiG, s.
s. SoppSei8er; 9t. 8eo6icb, @}atro-
ie, ituo S. s. Garl, 2uortiermeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

Sm Gerna-9Ibi9nitt ldritten groBe
Sruppenmaiien, oie Ii6 aus Stale
nerG 5ran5oien uno 9illllen 5uiam-
menlebten, no6 leb6aftem 9lrtiaerie-
Eeiier imo umfalienoen N1inen.Ope.
iotionen sum 9lngriff gegen uniere
&inie auf elmer 6ront Don ied5e6n
ailometern Q0 Meilen). 0ieIe 9(n-
grille l1lugen gdn5lic6 fe6l uno trr-
gen Dem 6einoe i6were GerIllite elm.
9l0rOli6 BOW @ooena wuroen fer.
bildc Gplppen, Die in unIere Stel.
lungen eingeorlingen maren, Suriid-
geuorIeu, nahOem iie 6o6it betrdcbt-
lide @erllilte erlitteu 6attcn.
Die per6iinoete oeuti6e uuo bull
gariiAe Snfanterie bat, interltiibt
ron q[rtillerie. olr1 oie 6artnGdiqIie
Gertbei6igung uno our1 mudtige
@cqenooritoBe aae Stelunaeu Iieg
reid be6auptet uno iicb nit 9fu6m be-
Gedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
g9nrIt luiOcr g9urIt.

@erlim oia 9lmIteroanL 10.
@3oi. Cine offi8ieue @erfiinoiguug
io9t beute:
09llS @ergeltuneSmoBrege OnHir,
0oB Gin oelltirber @enerol uno is
G5tab8offi5iere an 8oro zines fran
8oiiicbeu Soipitalicbiffes i'm Wtittel-
meer gebraHt wuroeM baben bic
ocutlt5en 9lutoritdten cine 0reifacbe
3ubl BON frai6ciiicben 0ffi5ieren bon
entiprecbenoem &ong in Yunften in
ocn peltli6en Snouitrie- 9iitriftcn
ltotionirt, Die 9lngriffen ans Der 2uit
beIon0ers olSgeiett Iin0."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
sMIaNeI6nra madlt lad ieI6ilitan6ia

%etcrSb brrg Dia 2onOon TO-
@loi. Ger PusituB Oes S6liiiel-
burg-8e5irfs bat iib ais outonome
@inbeit erfldrt unO 0eridieoue I'm
terausidiiiie fiir Oen 9e5irf -ernonnt.
Ser 9rdii0ent OeS Semitlpo-@er-
6onoes uto 5wei frii6ere W}jtgIieoer
Oes Semitpo iinO oer6aftet poroeu
@lon bat ferner 6eidloiien ibr ge
iommtes YriOateiaentbunl uno Sen
9elib an Gieb 81 6eiblagnabmen
Sic 9o6ner006ung fir bic Soloo-
ten ocs aeIannten SeereS miro cine
Dtebrausgabe bon AZ Ndllionen 9in.
bel monatliA 3ur 6olgc 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
9lnflaae aeaen icdla edlmin6ler.

BittS6nrgb, TO. Wfai.-Gla-
renee s. 9iroseDc unO flint onoere
Seem Dorfcr, oie lib pereinigt baben
iollen Die nFittsburgb 2ife & Erult
So. inn $1,900,000 0l bei6winoeIn
wuroen bellte bon oen @roBgei6wo-
reneu peecn @eridworlng in gln-
tloge periest. 9luBer 8iroseDc muir
oe 9lnfloge crbo6en gegen &elog
9ir0seDe, G5orge @lontgomerp, s..
s, @otlon 81. g. W}oore lmo g8. 9.
Wtc0uelton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
@raRlidle gInttGat.

6armer IN aeutudD toOtet ieine
gan8e Somilie un0 begebt Damn
Selbituor0. @r beging Die
0lor0tbot nit elmer 9(rt. II 9f-
fen6or geiitesgeit6rt.
Clifton &D., 10. 0}oi. Sronf
Miaen Elm iunger 6armer, tootete
beute @orgen ieinen @ater, Gborles
Wliaen feline Wlutter, 8ettD 0iilleu
ieinen 8ru0er Gilmore lmo ieine8
9ru0erS @ottin 9lmD nit elmer g[rt.
9onn erbGngte er iid.
@3iaen benaAri6tigte Die @ebor-
oen per Selepbon Dob er ole Niit-
elieOer ieiner 5omilie ermoroet babe
uno I'M 8eeriffe itebe, iib ooS Seben
81 nebmen. oDie gan5e 6amiIie au-
Der mir iit toOt, iagte er 8u Coroner
Bartlett ourA oas Eelepbon uumO
iA meroe toot fem weun sic bier
anlaugen."
Ger Coroner, ser S6eriff uno Der
&oli3ci6ef eilteu idleunigit nod Dem
etpo orei Wteilen entfernt gelegeneu
@Haen-ScinL ipo iie Oie 2etcbe oes
Mt0roer8 bon Dem @eldnoer Ser @e-
ranoo berabbGngeno Dorfonoen. 0ie
aHoeren &ei6en logen in Deridieoc-
men Ebeilen Oes Souies.
@s miro gegloubt, Dob @}iaen in
5olge longer ibmerer &ranfbeit gel
1tcSqeIt0rt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
9sua sluci SpipitaII6iffe uerIcntt.

ytOh 5iuei pOlpitalidliffc Oerieiltt.
Seit Dem 9lngriff britii6er SIieger
uuf Sreiburg inn 8reiSsau.
9lnorem @onor 2om madt Sieie
9lntiinoigung I'M britiiAen lin
terbauie. II &aupf 5piiden bril-
tiideu Ieidten areu8ern uno
oeutideu 8erit0rern.
@on6on 10. @ai. 3pei ipei.
tere britiibe SoipitoIi1iiie Wur0en
bon oeittihen llnteriee.9ooten torpe-
Dirt ieitoem ole britii6en SIieger
ais &eraeltrngsmaBno6me megen
iriiberer Gerientung BON Soipital.
S6iffen Die Staot S5rei6lirg i'm
9reisgau bombaroirten.
Gieie 9lnfiinOiglng modte belte
Sr. glnorem 9onar 9am, Wlitglie0
OeS britiiben 4riegsratbs i'm Inter.
bmtie.
8ritiide e &reu8er i'm g a M
pie nit oeutiben Ger.
it0rerH.
&ou0on, 10. Wtoi. Sin beute
9}admittag bon Der britiiden 9Ioni-
rolitdt mlsgegebener anltliber 9e.
ridt iagt;
u@ine EotrouiIlen.6lotiae, sic iicb
aus leidten Rrel3ern imo 8erlto-
rern inter Dem Commando oes Som.
moOore Eprpbitt 5uiammeuieete,
traf bcute @orgen geeen A llbr ouf
elmer Streiie 5piideu ser boadnoi.
i6en uno Der englii6en aiiite mlf
cine Streitmabt BON elf Oeutiden
3eritorern.
llniere SAiffe ua6men ioiort Oie
gerfolgung oes 5einOes auf; bei
@r0ffnung oeS 6euers lnierer @e.
idiise fil6r Ser 6eino unter Dem
Sduse zines Oibten &aub.9}eses
nit pOllIter @eidpinoi9feit in iiio-
li6er 9tibtlng Oaoon. Gie S5agO
purOe cine Strnoe in0 20 W}imlten
lang fortgeiest, imO elm aampf oui
LANCE Giitan5 entiponn lid; mir
Wareu ieoob niHt i'm Ston0e. oen
SSeino 81 iiberbolen.
Gier britiiAe 8erit0rer perfolgten
Die eli oelti6eu 3erit6rGr bis alif
SduBmeitc BON Den 9otterien bel
3eebriigge
llniere @erlllte beliefen lt6 aif ei.
men @ermunoeten. @s tpurOe 6eo.
badtet, Dob 0ie feinoliHen 3erit0rer
olirG lmier 6euer getroiien lpurOen. :"
&erbeimlitJungs YoIitis
0erbritiiGen g(omirali.
tat fritiiirt.
SonOom 10, 0lai. Der Der.
mit zines groBen 8aiiogieroampfers
init 70 9erioneu an 9orO, lnter it,
men mebrere nongeiebene 2eilte.
pllroe beute in elmer eoitorieIIen ge.
iprehrng oes o9onoon Chronicle
befanut eegeben. Die 8eitlng tniipit
ooran Die entl6ieone 6oroerung.
ooB oas llnterbails 0eS YarIomentS
erfldren iollte, aus peldeu @riinoen
Die 9lOmiralitGt in ibrer ibmonfeu.
sen 9olitit ser @erbeimlihuug BON
Ebatiacben iortfdbrt
ullneefGbr Dor 5pei @oden" iiibrt
Die eoitorielle 9eiprehimg ans,
rwuroe Elm GROCER 0ompfer oerienft
uno 70 Menicbenleben giu9en babel
perloren. Ginige bon 0icien parcn
angeiebene 9eute. Seine 9}adridt
BON Dem llngliid III 0er0iientIiht
moroen.
glnOere @ewoIttbatcr, ipeltbe Der
lutte bon MenideuIeben bradten,
iinO befannt gegebcn imO Sdiloe.
rlmgeu oeroffentliht moroen. No1
mel1em @rltnOiob oerrihtet Die 9Io-
miraIitdt ibre Geniur-9lr6eit2"
Gin 8lotten-9l -9lngriff 10 iirOe
WilIfommen iein.
q III iteroant pia 2onOon TO-
0loi. Sn elmer 9eipredune oeS
@Iones eines oemeini6oftlideu 9Iu'
eriifS Der britiiden uno umerifoni.
iben ,5lotte gegen Die oentiden
Gaudboot- Stiiepuntte iagt oieo Der
liner @oit":
n@aS lns onbetrifit, ipiiroen pir
nit elmer iolhen @irhmg mnierer
ll.9oot-Gampagne gang 5ufrieOen
Iein UeraOe iest, nit Dem Serouna.
Gnten, ousgenommeu, penn oieielben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
lfbfnsmittfl-
prOblrm.
YrdfOrnt fir SrapiidJe
MakregeIu.
Nabrmn9smitteI .9iftatOr
ion geic6aifem iueroen.

&ritiibe So6laee i'm aan5eu 9onoe
Das SAB @le6I wiro auf 500
itcieeu. 9ieguIirung Oes 9Sot6-
Itauoes IN mebrereu Bills norge.
iflageH. glderbm Sefretdr
mill Sdmereien Dertbeileu uuo
Die &roOuttiou auimmteru.
gIaiirten ioll acboIieu peroeu.
gtep Dorf, 10. Btai. ser.
bert s. Soooer, peIber fiir3lid BON
europa 5uriidfam Inn oie Regie.
rlmg nit oen 0abrruesnlittel 81.
itdnoeu in europa pertrout 81 ma.
ben erfldrte, ouB obne cine Son.
trole OaS Dlc6l Dor 9lbIhluB oes
.Sabres bis 5u 500 oas Sab iteieen
peroe, OaB aber NIT Gontrole ser &c.
genpGrtiee Yreis um 40 bis so @ro.
sent reOl3irt weroeu fonue uno 3u.
aleib Der @SroOu5ent in Ii6eraler
gSeiie be6on0elt meroe.
@afbinqton. 10. Wai -9r1-
iiOent g9ilion bate cine Gonierens
nit Dem glderbau.SefretGr Souiton
Imo oen GongreBmitelieoern Qeper
uno Saugeu bon Soma iiber oie92ob-
rlingsnittelfruee 0es 2onoeS. Gr
eriudtc I'M ioiortige g(unabme Ser
Aa6runesmitteI .8orlaae Ser 9lomi.
niitration, otrh ipelHe Der Rrdiioent
beooIlmddtigt miro 0raitiibe @laB.
regeIn ollrA cine Megiernngsagentilr
5lr lleberipahung Der gla6rinqSnlit.
telsSitlotion 5u ergreifen. Ole
Rldne fir eine 9}otbitauoS.2lgenhlr
sur 9ebanollmg oes glabrnaSmit.
tel.GrobleHS iino 5ipar nod nidt
gan5 ailSgearbeitet, aber man nhumt
an, Dab Der Yrdii0ent eineu @lann
ernennen mill pelher oireft fir Die
Glrhfiibrima Scr goribriften eines
gtotbitanos @eieBeS perantportlid6
gebalten luerOen lolI. Gieier 0lann
Wiiroe Die @ertbeiluua mo oie ieit-
ieeung Der 9Sreiie 81 regeln babeu.
g9obrideinlid meroen in oen Dor.
liegenoen Bills fir Oie 9fegulirung
einige fleine 9lenoerlineen Dorgencm.
men weroen, 10 0aB oen @rdlioenten
eeipilie @oamadten iibertraqeu mcr.
Den.
Gas 2anopiribiboits. .gonlite oes
SenotS einigte iih belltc ouf Dor.
icbriften fir cine g&abrungsmittel.
Gontrole ltno cine neutrality-suspicious.
9iIl miro morgen bonn Senator @ore
i'm 5enat einqereidbt pcroen. sic
Bin lit 70 dbnlid pie oie @orlogc
ocs GongreBmitglieoes 9eper, mclAc
oericlbe Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eingerei6t bat im0 entbalt cine @er.
fir cine gtubrunesmittel.
StotiItit. DeSgleichen eutbdIt oie
9ia cine Goridrift, iponad Der gldcr.
boli Sctretdr ongepieien miro. ga.
81 Dertbeilen imo cine GRO.
Berc %roouftion an8llregen.
SetretGr Solitou betoutc. ooB
ytabrungSmittel fir OoS 2ono ino
fiIr Die sluiirten unbeotuet notbmen.
DIG ieicn SSeuu Die @ias nid]t io.
tort ongenommen miiroeu miiroeu
einige Sbeile oes 2anoeS obne S6me.
reicn 6leiben.
Sn elmer llnterreoimg betonte Nr
9oobcr: Dllnier 9roblen gebt oobn
noh gceignetem Sduee imiercr eige.
men 9ep0Ifering unieren Slaiirten
Die leste lln5e 5u gebcn, melhe mir
81 geben i'm St1noe iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
(erpprt nah Omrupn itcint.

g8oibington 10. @iai.
g(merifoniihe @rporte na6 europa
in M6r8, Dem 6meiten @}onut oes
unbciGrdnften ll-@ootfrieees, nab.
men Inn iiber 30 @ro3ent i'm Ser
Gleicb gum 6ebruar 8u. Sin 8eridt
oeS @anoelS- -@eportenents bon beute
icbGtt ben @dr5- Grport auf $56,
100000 gegen $43,750,O00 inn Sc
bruar uuo $751; 100000 inn Sqnuor.
DER @unOesbouptItoOt 5uriidfebrcn
lmO ipdter eine tur5e &eiic ned Dem
@citen lmO Gauaoa autreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
gaclu.gOrt's altes &at66aus in Slam.
men.

llbrperf pollitGnoig 0erlt0rt,
ober Statue Der @ere6tigfeit uif
Der Spite oes GburmeS pmber-
iebrt. 9ii6ts bon biltoriidem
gsertb aerItort.
Rem Yorff, 10. @1oi. - 0os
Dor mebr als 100 Sobren erboutc
biitorii6e &atbbous Ser Stoot 9tep-
Dorf, oos meiltens aus @ormor &C.
baut lit lmo ais eiues Der in ar6itet-
tonii6er Sinii6t i66niten @ebduoe
iu&anOe betrodtet miro, muroe beute
0lird Seuer beorobt. Ger b0l5erne
@lodentburm gcrietb in 6lommen
Oocb gelaug es Der 5euerpebr nod
einitiinoiger 9Grbeit, oeS 6euers Serr
5lI merOen.
SSn oem &atbbauS fanO geitern Der
@nIpfang fir Die frap8Oliibe Gom-
miiiion ltott uno mar brilliant oeto-
rirt. Wlorgen itebt Der @mpfang Der
britiiden Goumiiiion auf Dem 8ro-
granm. ObglGi9 Die 0eforationen
mGbreno Oes 8euers berabgeriNeu
muroen, 10 ineen Die 8earnten bod,
Dob iie pieoer bergeiteat mer0en
lno Die Gerempue Dor ii6
geben miirOe.
Son Dem @lodentburm 1T nrr sic
duBerc Siiae ii6rig; Die llbr, Die felt
einem Sobrbunoert oielen N9iaionen
Die 3eit gcfiinoiet muroe 5erItort.
Die Statue Der @ere6tigteit, ole oen
&buru fronte, itebt jeOo6 nod oui
ibrer SteIe. &iele uneriesli6e Sic
liquicn uno @emGl0e bon biItorii6em
gSertb fir Die Staot muroen Dor @e.
icb6oigung beiuobrt. 9os SSnnere 0es
@ebGuOes puroe our6 g8oIIer bel6Gl
oigt bod nidts llueriesli6es gin0
Oerloren.
Ser angeridtete Sd)o0en miro uui
$4,000 gei6GBt. &ur5e 8eit nadJ
Dem Seuer mar cine groBe 8obl Or
better oomit bei6dftigt, ole Spuren
Der 5lammen 81 berpiiden; Der be-
irbd6igte Eburu miro Dur6 SSlogeen-
itoff peroedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

Gin ofii8ielles EeIegronun aus
Soloniti beridtet, Dab einc 8cr.
idW0rltng 8ilr Grmoroung oes Gr-
@reruicrs @eni8elos entocdt puroe
gtern Der berbaiteten onaeblidcn
Geri6w0rer iolen geitanoen baben
OoB iie i'm gIlIftrage cines gebcimen
in gIt6en gebiloctcn Counties bon
Sffi5icrcu uuo @oIitiferu bouoelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

ben BEG eriten SabrestogeS Ser 1fa.
f-Seeic1Iodt lit unicrc Nloriuc
nit beiBem Sebncn eriiiat. Dem
5einoe iriiHe @riigel 8u geben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

G6dtiefeit i'm 9(rras -8e0irf
oauert Dem 8eridte oes Oeuti6ep
@euerolitobcs uad nit wa6ien-
Der Seftiateit fort. 5run5oleH
bel @roSueS 5iiriidgeworfen -
9luf Der moceOonii6en 6rout CAB
es belize adnpfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

eaten, ousgenommen penn oieielben
in Uniform lino.
Ole Saupt.9eitimmungen be3iig.
lid 9eireiilno pom 0ienit iino foit
son5 IN Der bonn @eneralita6 gc.
miinibten 6orm belafen moroen.
Gonad iino bonn WlilitdrOienit be-
ireit 9eamte ser @ereiliQten Stoa.
ten lmo irgeno zines StaoteS uno
3erritoriums, @eiitlide, Gbeologie-
Stuoirenoe unO @litgIieoer ieet be-
ite6enOer. anerfounter religi0ier Gel
ten oeral @laube i6uen Die 66eilnab.
lie am 8rieg 0er6ietet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

@Gnner I'M 9IIter 8iuiicbeu 81 imo
81 Sa5reu fonucu uad ser Gom-
promiBsgorIage ausgeboben wer.
ben. 0looieoeIt miro Die 9hito.
riiirilug 3ur 9nafbringung elmer
Gioiiion oerweiaert. @robibi-
ton IN 9lrmce.Goiten.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29

Rev. 0. r. Sellers went to Kan
sas City Monday on business.
Mrs. George Wallace and little
daughter, Pauline, of Kansas
City, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Wallace.
Mrs. Frances Smith and in
FAINT daughter, Ruth Elizabeth.
of Sedan, Kansas, arrived Fri
day, being called here by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Billiard.
Walter B. Waddell returned
Friday morning from a business
trip to st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry K. St. Clair re-
turned Friday from a few days
visit in Kansas City.
DIR. G. w. Fredendall was call
ed to Columbia Thursday even
ing by the illness of his brother,
Abe Fredendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], F. VIM went
to Kansas City Friday to spend
the day.
Mrs. F. G. Young returned Fri
day from a visit in Higginsville.
Misses Marion and Iona Kim
brell of Kansas City, arrived
yesterday for a visit with
Mrs. Charles C. Wallace.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29
NOTICE TO THE pIIRIIc

1t is unlawful for Inv peroon
discharge upon the streets in tb 0o5 r, 70
OF Lexington, cap pistons Gl5y
loaded with blank cartridges 6 p.S.Gls
~discharging Of any explosive on me
sidewalks and streets of the ci tle
Parents are requested to inst 10y,
their children not to violate tbeSo
laws. 'heSe
1t is also unlawful for anv no,
son to ride a bicycle, motorcycIdP n.
coaster wagon or other vehicle MI VI
the side walks in this CITY. 0pVn
The owners Of motor cars arc ol,.
notified to be more observant Of tbO
ordinances covering the rate Of sneaS
automobiles may be driven in tbo
business and residence districts of
OF this city. Several persons have
been injured on account of the VIC
lations of the ordinances covering tSo
operation and use of motor vehicles
motorcycles and other vehicles ~
transportation and from this date
forward the City Marshall and Pc.
lice Force viii arrest ~violators Of
these laws without further warning
and prosecution will follow.
D. w. SHERMAN,
City Attorney.
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Miss Medora Leonard return
ed Monday to her home in
Marshall after a visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Hopkins.
c. A. Petit spent Sunday in
Marshall.
David Neuman of Hardin spent
Sunday here with Hugh, Shelby
and family.
Miss Bess Spruce and R. L.
Johnson of Kansas City, spent
Sunday here with relatives.
E. M. Taubman went to Kan
sas City yesterday to spend
the day.
Manley Clark went to Kan
sas City Wednesday and return
ed with a new seven passenger
Studebaker automobile.
w. B. Waddell went to Kansas
City yesterday to spend the
day on business.
Miss Florence Schenck Of Kan
sas City, spent Sunday here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schenck.
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Miss Wilhelminia Snyder of
Kansas City, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Misses Marie and Virginia
Gray went to Waverly yesterday
morning for a visit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29

Washington, June 27.-Nine more
~suifragette pickets carrying banners
were arrested in trent of the White
House this afternoon and taken to
the detention home in motor cars.
Communicated by the police before a
large crowd could assemble.
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STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY 0E LAFAYRTnTr

OOONI1 OF LAFAYETTE-ss
We, w. G. McCausland as president
and B. R. Ireland as cashier Of said
bank, each Of us, do soIemnly swear
that the above statement is true 70
the best of u knowledge and belief
W.. G. McCAUSLAND.
President.
B. R. IRELAND,
c Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of June, A. D.. nine
teen hundred and seventeen.
Witness my hand and notarial sea,
on the date last aforesaid. (Commis-
stoned and qualified for a term ex-
piring April 4, 1921.
(SEAL)
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Correct Attest: @'i
THOMAS WALTON
F. N. HOPKINS.
~ G. CRENSHAW,
Directors.
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Removal Notice.

Drs. N. B. and B. t. PAYNE
physicians, and DR.. C. W. Jobn
son, dentist. have moved thrI,
offices from over StalIing,s RaL
cry into the front rooms IN
stairs in the Xix Building. coy
ner of Twelfth and Main stroot.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29
Bank

At Lexington, State Of Missouri, at
the close of business on the goth
day Of June, 1917, published in the
Lexington I~ntelligencer, a newspa-
per published at Lexington, State
Of Missouri, on the 29th day Of
June, 1917.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29

Mrs. Chas. Mayer went f.
Lees Summit Friday for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Osborn
and son went to Wellington SIM
day morning for a brief visit
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29

Washington, June s7.-suspension
during the war OF all cannon salutes
20 visiting dignitaries at army post
Notifications or encampments was
ordered today by the War Department.
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STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss

Total.-..----.$729,074.67
STATE OF MISSOURI
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss
We, Walter B. Waddell as president
and F. Lee Wallace as cashier of said
bank each of US, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
WALTER B. WADDELL,
President,
F. LEE WALLACE,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of June, A. D., nine
teen hundred and seventeen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on the date last aforesaid. (Commis-
stoned and qualified for a term ex-
piring February 20, 1879
(SEAL)
HENRY C. WALLACE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
OSWALD WINKLER,
SANFORD SELLERS,
w. P. AULL,
Directors.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the
financial condition Of the
LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK

at Lexington, State Of Missouri, at
the close of business on the goth day
of June, 1917, published in the Lex
ington Intelligencer, a newspaper
printed and published at Lexington,
Missouri, on the 29th day of June,
1917.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1917-06-29

1928 ,400.S5
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Lafayette-ss.
We, E. NJ. Taubman as president,
and w. j. Bandon as cashier of said
bank, each of us, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief.
E. M. TAUBMAN. President.
w. j. BANDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9th day of June A. D. nineteen
hundred and seventeen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
on the date last aforesaid. (Commis-
stoned and qualified for a term ex-
piring July &c, 1918.
(SeaD Henry c. Chiles,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
Jos. L. Long,
Ben GRAFT,
Charles Lyons,
Directors.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of the
financial condition Of the
Traders Bank

at Lexington, State of Missouri, at
the close of business on the goth day
of June, 1917, published in the Lex
ington Intelligencer, a newspaper
printed and published at Lexington,
Missouri, on the 29th day of June,
1917.