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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
sc Sentidle Cifeniiue bad 6eaOnnen.

Gie oeltidJe OiieniiDe Der gSeitIront nit oeren
W0glidfeit man in ngiter 3eit in &oris uno Sonoon
ocrednet 6nt ldent t6atiG6li engeebt 81 6oben lno
8par i'm 6ritiiden opob mie AUDI i'm iran5od]en Ab-
ihnitt uno in 6ei0en Abldnitten 6o6en Die Deuden
anaeitan0ener WoBen gum WiinoeIten Sbeilerfoge err
rinqen 1aB 0iee OiieniiDe ernit genQnlnlen miro lo
9eIoranB erregt gebt onrms berOor oaB General Be-
tcin Der fran3oiiide @eneraabs-66e 0ds Sber@onI-
mcnoo 6ernommen bat an Stcle bon General 9tipele,
ter oeen 6i6reridait Die 5ran5oen in ibrer Ntten-
Iipe an DER 9sne iiirdtere 8erlue erlitten baben.
gie ran5oiiibe &cgierng molte bon Anang Der oleS-
id9riQen Senpe an Dem General @eton Die 5ibrln9
anroqen ieood) lebnte ob neil Die @ngdnoer ibm
5 aledcr 3eit nidDt aud oas Obcr5@ommauoo iber ole
enaliiden 5rippen qe6en polten so oas Jest geide-
ben lit weB man nidt n DER Gepeid)e beBt es 3por,
0aB General @ctan Die 6iibrng Der fran5olden Srup-
ben bernommen babe, es lit aber moglid ooB bm
beimldh 0os O6er Commando 6er ole Iruppen an Der
1ron i6ertragen mor0en lit lmO Oeies MIR perhmegen
miro INN ndt oas 0ationolgeiiib Der 8riten 81 per
leecn ernit eenug itcint Die Sage 5u iein un cine
elnheitlde Qetnq oes @an5en notbmenDi9 81 mad]en.
BIZ glcider 3eit nit Der oelttlfen Ottenlioe IN
Tranfreid bot cine oQgemeine Oenpe Der ,Stallener
ain ser Sion3oront begomen pernnttblid) III Der Aps
lidt OoB ie elne 6ermuirtimg auI Die Sorgdnge m
6ranfreidl 6aben ioQ Bon nadbaltiger @irting miro
sic taende Oiieniipe aber 6uerlid lein fonnen oenn
Stalien's OhintonSDorrat6 fam nolge Der Sbatgtelt
0cr Ear16oote in oen letten bier Dlonoten itnmoglib
atsrebcn0 iein r enen lange 0aliernoen ltorfen St
fenliuioB uno es 1T berbailpt 81 ermarte oaB Die
Scerreider eb ibrereitS cine Oiieniue an Der Eren
tmoront mieOer einleten meroen pie Dor einem 5abr
Die 6amals ourd Oen eroBe StoB, oen Die &uiien III
0ali3cn aisiii6rten, geitort wlroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
1apau's 9SoIitif.

llniere @eeeruua in &oibngton ocrlidert Dem
2an0e ooB SSapan inner 6reino lit. @s giebt piele
emerifaner, Die oieer 8remoibaft niht trouen Cine
Dcpefde aus 2onoon iaot: Der Sdabfun5er 9ouar
2op oementrte bete (2ontog) i'm 6ritiiben lnter6aS
oos @eridjt ooB 5Uiiben @nglonO rnO Sopon elm gb-
fommen bee6e inter ueldem Die lebtere Niad)t cine
9rmee in ole Oon0idure mericn m0 Oieie 6eeben ole
iols RuBlano n5niolen luo enen Separatirieocn NIT
0utiblono 8ii idleBcn oro6e" Gor me6reren Gogen
pcupari oas djineide 8arlament ben pom Cabinet be-
idloienen uno bonn &rener getelten 9lntroa 0euid).
loo oen arieg 3i erfldren. @s legt Die Sernultbmg
nu6e oaB oas @eruerien Oiees 9lntrogS ai 9erei6en
BON Sapan geido6 @}on miro our6 oiee 3eid5m SIT
Der 9ndt perleet oaB Sapon, o6idon es Serbinoetcr
Gnalouos D iomit est nOireft oild Der Ser Staoten
lit, oie Gie0enuerung 0elti6lanOs ourd @nganO uno
ole Der Staoten nidjt pinidt neil es befrc5tet oaB
ooourd Gin gutO Der engid ipredeuoen S0lfer Der
gQe cine oominreioe Wodt iber Oen @rObal erlangen
luiiroe 0ie 6auen oponiiden Stootsm0nner limo OF
ienbar ser gndt oaB iuiOge ocs d Ool5ie6enoen en-
qcren 3uidnmeni6htiies @roB .9rtonniens uno Der
@er Staatcn ole Gr6nhng enes arfen Geuti6anos
lno mittecilropdiiden 9unoes pon &ort6eil r Sapon
it, @ieaeicbt bat Der ogenaunte Zimmerman 9rie"
ood Sribte eetragcn Die ocu Ser Staaten nidt lie6
icin t0nnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

geern an Oieier STEELE berOor5o6en, wiroe Elm iobeS
@eeb ole Grnlfudt aei0rocrt bnben ga mebr ais 800
@iaionen Goaonen g86sfep aui Sager Iieeen mO Der
&orrat6 bis 0abin nod gepoltiJ Bate Oerme5r merOen
fonnen. Sin Seoer bate Sdnapps getriinferi, oeeu
@res 9 per6oppet oocr 0er0reiiad)t 6Gtte itnO ole
Qranpeinbrener 6dtten einen @rtraprOit BON DieIen
@lonen Dollars eena9t au Soften ser 0iientli-
den @loral Gem 9eiipel Der europdii9en friesfii6-
rcioeu 9dnoer oleenO, Die ben 8ronntpengemB 10 piel
we moglib nteroriidt ino Oanit mn6re g}GBigeit &C.
i5r0er 6aben mobt Der y9lew 9ort @mericon est Oen
&orblag, bonn / September Oieies So6res an ir Oic
3etOmer Oes Srieges Die 6a6rifotion mo Oen &erfmf
pon eeigen 0etrdnfen 81 Oerbieten melde me6r ais
10 @ro5ent 9llfobol entbaten 0oourd miir6e Dem
9olfe Der @6sfeD aan5 ent5ogen meroen unO ibm nur
leidte g8ene imO 8ier 5lir 9erIgung ebeu Gie Bet
tmg ment oos pGre cine edte WloBna6me 5lr &orOe.
rlmg Ger MGBiefeit. Der o&GuN Nort &mericou~ Bat
ln5peiel6ait redt 96er miro Ger GongreB fir Die Be
por8ugmg zines @etrdnfes 81 bo6en ein wedes Oelt-
iden llriprlmgs lit?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Sefauntmu
sarcau oer etraacnOnra6rnds. .e0mmiiiare.


Sdlt more 1. Wlai 1917.
Sie SiraBcnonrbbribss6o 6omnriiidre in Der
Staot Baltimore MAIDEN 1iernlit Deiannt. oaB,
nadoem lie i6re IabeQe iiber ole 9niibaos
glngeH, lHiolien un0 gSeriberb0WlngeH be-
5haliD ocr NOuOemnirnng, Grtiinnng MHb gd
Orllirnna Der Sarclags StruRe, nit elner 8us
iben el0d 80 SUB no etiOa 81 SUB lCbpans
ien0en Nreie, bon Der Hor0leiie Der Silltnnos
3uln5iglten SiraBe bis our Siioieie Der Geuns
ulib8man5igiten StraBe Hebit Den odgdnl be-
5ugh6en enogilliigeH mo corrigirien erildreH'
ben 9ldncn reOoirt babeH geHdB Den Sors
i6riiieH bes Gbarers Der Siaoi Baltimore mo
Der am 49, Wldr5 1916 unter5ei6neten Seror0s
nling 9tr. 107 oes UlaOors un0 Siaoiratbs,
un0 Ndrte dii oeie gSeie bollenoci mo be-
glaubigi mor0cn it, iulo oaB Der WiaOor mo
Sid0traib bon Baltimore, ooer irGeilo luel0e
@erlon ooer Herionen, 0orporaiioH o0cr @ors
poraionen. Die init Dem 3niprlW Der 9nt'
idbubigungen uoer anierlegieH gSerberbobuH'
gen. lUie bier eenannt un6nirieoen lino, inners
balb oreiBig 500 Iagen. bonn 5uciteH Sage
i'm Mai 1917, Dem SatinI Der eriten bon ms
erlalenen 8er1iienili0ung oeler Hoii5, oage'
gen ourh idriili6e Seiiiiou an o1s baltimore
Staoigeridi appelliren nI0gcn iHoem lie oaS
Scriobi nm cine ReOilion nerlelben unqeben
0e Ncriberb0bnneen iillo nad Selleben Der
Der oiori ooer IN iiili 90 idbrlidcl Jaien
Snblblr, oercn eriie l0lliG III, lueltn Die Dor
labmen inter belagier Scroronung nbgelblols
ien iiilo.
0enrg Wi. gdBcl
SarrG ". 9lcnilcN.
9ommiidre
eugene q. 9iooaercl
(Ulai2,916,23) Gleri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Wlauaclt es bier an gaterlanOsIie6e?

S6abamts Sefretdr @c9(Ooo bat es iiir not6wenOig
Gc6oten einen 9ppel an oos omerifaniibe @of 3ped5
3ed)nlmg ir ole g6re6etsouei6e" BON 5we Sillionen
Collars 81 erlaien ituo Der 9ourant.G Gontroleur met
III gleder Belt in elmer @rfGrmg Ooroui bin, mas oos
i'm Gergei 81 ocn Ser Stoaten ebr fleine Deltidano
in @eaig aui 3ebnmg iiir ®Sonei6en eetban bat.
Gr iii6rt an ooB oen9eridten 5uioge ir ole d tie
Ocutide &riegsanIe6e nid menieer ais $3.50 600 etd
ner it'd enianoen (0e in menigen @odlen iiber Orei S
lionen 1ollors 5eid)neten nod)oem ir iiin poronge
ganqene @nei6en ibon annd6erno 2 9ilionen Collars
ge5cdbnet wor0en moren), uno 0cttiblono babe nnr
cine uei0rtte 10 groBe 9eoolferng ais Die &erengtn
Stnoten lo beibe MIR cnen einoritte 10 9roBcn gto
tionolreid)t6un. Ser Snmeis mi Geltidano uno
6as 0eitide @olf bon Soften OcS Gouran @OntrOlcrs
lit 5citaemGB @r enft Oamt Die 9luimerfomfeit oes
9clfes ser Ser Staoten Oorof mas Elm Golf, pom To
ttrlanosebe beeet in Der ShulOe Der 9totb t6n fam
ulo er 6etet Oamit 5ugeib an Dab oas merneBlid
rcidc amerifoniibe gof d nd)t pon Dem octtid)cn
@olfc mas &otcrlauOSebc onbetriiit bc@dmm loiia
ioltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
(Wlai2,o.1e.2s)
e@acauua uun sQsilcn Der @@ofou. uuO

SMitcBun0 nON SDtilcN oct yIWOlluWa HHO
Suiuinns Strnlc.
@s miro biermit bcfannt Qemabt onB Ger
Oi0Oor uno Gidotrat6 bon Baltimore nm pie
Nnnabme crer &eroronunQ erlnhi peroen miro
fr ole S6lieBunq eiues Gbeiles Der AOmnns
StraBe, GO SUB brett mo zines Abelles Der
NidOlionsSirnGe, IN Greite 5mtlben O6 mo ~
5uB icbpanieno, Die Ibeile, ole an 1DleBen
oeplani miro. merben pie iolgt bcibrieben:
Sle 6egiuuen an einem @unli az Der Sie'
oft Seiie Der lopion.S SndHe. 100 Ne non Der
giioweiiieite Der giboIionsS Strabe, liioolil9 ~
elmer gcraoen 9inie pronn5iri. onrbi1nitel
iben Der Siiooiiieiie Der GomionsStraBe ino
BEN 0ieenibum Der Baltimore & SDiosgabn
eniiang, nor00flicb GO SUB bis 5nr Sbeioel,
nie 5uiihen Der &Orooiieite Der giiboions
Strabe uno oenl G0enibuin Der Baltimore K
GbiosNu0n uno lduit bon oa, Der ebtae.nnn,
ten G0eioeline enilanQ, Die lol9en0en orcl
Murie uio Streden ndnl1. noropeltli0 GO
SuB, norn6iilih 2 SUB uno noropeiilib 26.lf
SuB 0ann iiolid Die Sirede bon s614
SnB, nm Die bcngie Siiomeieiie Der 0ihos
fonSiraBc iiiotiilib in geraoer Ginie prools
5iri, N ourDl6neoen, beiagier S0nitpnnlt
lieqt 555s Su6 noropeltliG pom Nninn9ss
pmft: Damn iilo5itlib S0.96 SUB I'M bic
s1eioelinie 8pid6en Der Siooiileitc Der .1oms
unsSiraBe mo Dem @igenibum Der Vntimore
4 Sbio.Nabn an einem 72.0 SUB ilometllD
bon Dem Nnianaspnni ieaenoen Runtt 81
our6lbneioen; Dann, Der lebgenanmten SDes
oelirie entlang, norooiilib 72.O Sub bis gum
NniduQ.
Sian isbe Garie Der StraBen. Die 5u i9leBen
peplani miro i'm slrbip Der StrabenonrtD'
6ss9ommiidrc.
(Widtl1 ~ 1910
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
ScrmiTdJtc gln5ciscm.

slilsnabl uou 5iuiacn @iheru: .9sie Narqer
gG1ricr0iibcr. Godb6h1cr, C5el6diisratbeeber etc.
G6reibi fir GirltiS.Bropclte. ,,Sbnc Sehrrr
Gnaliidl iprceru unn idlreben 5n lernen." Sir
GeueinqHpdnoere. fir glQe. Die ilcb IN Der ena'
iiihtn Spra6e Hben imo perOoaiommuen iuols
len. ,,9lmgrfnnlidler SOmeiidler"; 305 Sciicn.
Sine itr59efaBte erannlati Der enali9en
Qebrcr @nQiid fpremen uno fbreben 81 lcrs
nen. cibi bic NliSipracbe Der gS1rier, Die man
i'm tdqidhen gcben brancbi glil6 cine DollliGll'
OiQe WheriammhinN bon Nrielen. hebiinllAen,
@ci0ditsfarlcn etc. 9inr St.00. Selielunnei
nit oein NcrdNc hitie an aorcliiren; Ntnrlrs
SGamcBer @nDnibua NpmpunD, 695 Shtro
Nucnuc, Rcm 9lurf, ". y. Niilber nus 9e9en
S'nJoushe1abnnna herIan6t H,2taioI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
cSnhn q. Qnmple.

IS iiarb am g. Olai 1917 Sr. Sobn qampIe,
oeliebier @0iie bon WdnuN 9dmple ndd
gSo6en biuerer @roni6eit i'm gllier bon 81
Sabren, If Miondiem mo 10 Iagcn Der
iuanote uno Srcunoe Der Samile lno ab'
iuoh, ben 16 mai, 3a6mitt0ds 2 llbr. bon
Der gSnhnund ieines So6neS @uiilb Qanipe.
glr. $50, gpeit9eIinaton StraRc, aus. be8rs
mobneH. Neiiebnng aui Dem pySeliern Srieos
boie" (Wiait6-t6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Seine HOIe SOee, abcr

Ter Snat bat Elm @mieben ae6abt uuo Oos am
eomoa pom Senator Gummins BON Sopa oorged]lo
acne 9nenoemcnt 8ir Spionaee@a Oas pom f. Sep
tcmber oees SSa6rcs ON iiir Die ariegsOuier Die Scr
mcnomq bon cjetreioe iiir Ole 0eriellmg BON segen
Ucrauten perbieten loate, wieOer Oermoreu @ie uir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Nun mirS 9lliilQnO idciu6ar 6ndI

gIuu mirS 9hihlouS idciu6ar SOdJ
cine GooIitions.& .&cgierung cr9oIten;
oos @refutip. Gomite oes &atbes Der
9lrbeiter uno Solooten erfl6rte ii6
geiteru nit Al gegcn 19 Stimmen
81 @initen Der nSbeilnabme an DER
&egieuing". O6 0os nitn bios &iilfe
ooer lIe6ernobme Der 6iibrericboft
beocutet blei6t a65umorten. SSn let
terem Sale fam oif 8eritdrfung
Der 6rieOcnsbepeglng eere6net mer-
0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Genator (8Ore'S YcidlnE, Scm

Senator @Ore'S SeIdlnF, Dem
@rdiioenten Die @oamaebt 81 ert6ei-
len einen 9e6ensmittel-G -Gontroleur
5u ernemen Ger ni6t aaen Die Gon-
trole iiber Ocn einbeimiibcn Ser
broud, ionOern oiib ii6er Die 9luS-
fubr boben ioa, fam nidt 81 frii6
uom GongrcB ongeuomluen merOen;
cine iolAe Gtrihhlug 1T notbmenOig,
ieI6It mem morgen idon Der 5rieOe
fGme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Nic am Mluntaa pom raiiiidlen 81.

Die am @Oatas OOn raiiiidJeu Gu
6ioliiicn erlaiiene 9lufforOcrung an
Die So5itliiten Gcltidlano's, cine
&eDolution 5u ocrauitalten fonO ee.
itern i'm Geidstog Elm Gdo ourcb OoS
iebige Nllnoltiid ocs 2ie6tne6fiden
lSliigcls, @corg 2epe6our. Gas @6o
miro aber 81 idwo6 ieim nm in wei-
ten &reiien 2lufmcrfionifeit 8u er'
meden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Gannoa Fat OOn ocm i'm UOrigen

GaunOa Fat OOn Dem I'M UOrigcn
Serbit nit @interwei5en 6eitelten
2lreul BON S13,40 9lder $4,000
9lder WieOcr umpiliigen unO nit
COMMEMORATIVE beitellen niiilen, lnO
Die oerbliebenen 626,000 g(der @in-
terlpei5en periprebcn oie iGle1teIte
@rnte ieit 1909 81 ge6en. Fl @ennt
mie bel inns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Die Baltimore rSnu" 6c3ciduct es
jest ais cine 9eleioiging Ger Sum
nen Oie 0eiti6cn NIT ibncn 81 per-
oleiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

nGS wirO scGOfft, Oaf Ser senat
imo 0as Sous ii6 in oieier SSodle
ii6er 0ie 2(rmeeporloge einigen mer-
oen,~ 10 miro ans @oi6ington gemel.
set. - IS lit in ser Ebot 6o6e 3eit,
ooB cine @iniglmg er5ielt miro; imler
9on6 ,ibwcbt in @eiobr, ii6 ld6erli6
5il MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Die Oentidc Sicsieruug ioa Die
So5ialiiten wegen SodOerrotbs pro-
5eliiren woIlen Ole @ropaganOa ma9-
ten iiir einen allgemeinen Strife am
I. 0iai. llniere Hegierlmg milroe
unter G6nliden llmitdnoen ieOenioaS
oaliclbc t6un.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
1sidDenbefatt
0amieC GaaOn,

2eidenbcItottcr un6 @inbolTomircr,
916 @enniNlDnnia-g -glOerne.
Sclcpbon; Wit. geruon 5496. (S--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Die 9lliirtcn iOacu in Den Ser.
Staoten Gontraftc fiir oie 9ieferimg
pom 6O.OO0,OOO 9ui6el @ei5en i'm
@lai obgei6loiien boben, ieet iteat es
iicb ober beraus, oaB ser @ei5en ni6t
uorbanOen iit ino oos weniee, mas
nod Oor6anoen it, lit iiir 0en 6eimi-
idcn @er6rou6 not6wenoig; einige
Niii6len i'm 9toromGiten 5aben, wie
beriGtet miro, 0en 9etrie6 ibon elm
geiteat, neil iie feinen @ei5en be-
fommen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gIn 6er g9citfrunt inS, mic ang

2lh DCI SNCPIlUht ltHuf nut hHS
SonOon bcri6tet miro, icit ocul Be
ginn Der eroBen Offeniiue Der eng
IanOer unO 6ron5oieu IN Ger eriten
9lprilpode 45,500 9elltibe gefan-
gen genommen moroen. gSie uiele
Sruppen Die glaiirten Our6 @eian-
genuo5me perloren bu6en, miro ni6t
mitget5eiIt, nor ungeidbr 5e6n Sagen
langte aber cine gebeime Meloung
Don 8raiilien bier an, in ser @egeno
BON 9lrras ieien 70 bis 80 tauieno
@neIGnOer in @eiongenibait gera-
then; aaein crit nad 6rieoensi6uB
werOen mir ole &a6rbeit eriabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
90 0entidle gleiMsfanalcr hat ae.


fern in ieiner nit GROCER Sponnmg
ermartetcn &eoe inn 9ReirbStng 5por
ni6t Die oeuti6en ariegs5iele nieoer-
gelegt, aber er bot bod Elm bemer.
tenspertbeS Qlncrbieten an 9iuBlanO
geriAtet; uAem 9RuBlanO feline @r-
oberlmgsabii6ten aufgebe, miiroe
Deuti6Iono Die SeriteIlung elmer
OouernOen 6reltnoiAoft ni6t 0urG
Oos Stellen bon rmerfiiabaren 8e-
oingungen lmmoglid mo6en." Sn
Den @utentelGnoern miro Die 9lnhport
HuBlonO's mlf oieien g8inf nit gro-
Der Sponmlng crnortet Deroen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
Much Interest
Shown AT Mass Meeting tuesday Night

Responding to call from a COM
nent citizens to meet at the court house
last Tuesday night brought out about
$50 business men of the town, including
number Of ladies. In the call for this
meeting. the committee stated that
there Will be conditions TO face the
people of our city in the future, of
sufficient importance to greatly de-
mand our present consideration. F"
The meeting was called to order by
DIR. j. A. Amons and r. H. Batscn was
made the chairman, with Il. l.. Elkin
secretary. Short talks were made by
Hon. J. r. Mount and Mr.. G. NJ. Pat
terson, but 1t was not until Mr.. j. +.
Robinson was called did il develop
what was the enact reason or occasion
for calling this meeting, Mr.. Rober-
son spoke for about one hour and made
some statements that opened the eyes
OF every one in the auditorium.
II devehpes that there Is n gum
shoe" campaign being launched to de.
feat the present city council and Mr..
Robinson very earnestly exploited the
virtues Of the old council and related
in detail just what they had done DUE
ing the past four years of its admins
traton under the leadership of Mayor
L.G. Davidson. giving the City of
Lancaster the best electric light SER
vice of any town of this size in the
state. improving cur water system and
maintaining the best order through our
efficient police Judge, F. p. Frisbie
The present council has stood faith
fully by the people IN dealing with the
Telephone system, he said. and if a
franchise should be granted the Basin
Telephone Co. the peoples interests
would be looked after in the future rs
in the past Whether true or not, il
has been freely intimated that the
Basin Telephone Company is backing
the new council and some predict that
if they are elected. the citizens of the
, town Will be paving 81. n month fol
phones, an increase Of over one hur'
bred per cent. At any rate the die is
cast and the Basin Telephone Company
seems to be the issue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11

fact of the matter Is that the play
swAys so tragicaliy in the thyoes of
emotional climaxes that sensuality finds
no place therein. Purity Of motive as
sailed by the venom of Islander is the
predominant note. and lives and breath
es in every movement Of the unfortun'
ates who make up the eternal triangle.
An odd feature Of the production is
that on several occasions when tense
situation is reached one involuntarily
wishes that the action might cease
abruptly then and there, dreading the
bane of an anti climax. Yet In the
next moment 1t becomes evident that
the limit has not been attained, and up
to the final dramatic exit of hero and
heroine, driven into guilt by amereiess
world, breathless. heart-enchaining
interest holds it's grip.
Grace Valentine, formerly the dainti-
est of ingenues. is transformed into an
actress of superb emotional ability in
this. her first appearance IN powerful
role. Mr.. Humphreys choice of "A
leading lady, or discovery rather, adds
fresh lustre to his laurels. At times
the bitter pathos projected by Miss
Valentines forceful art results in the
creation of such painful atmosphere
that the spectator almost longs for
something. anything definite. to happen
to relieve or break the tremendous
tension.
Space does not permit dwelling in de-
tan on the work of the other members
Of the company. Suffice 1t to say that
every one whose name figures in the
cast shares in the honors earned by
unique production. The photography
is excellent. and the Partisan atmos-
phere perfect In detail.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11

On It's initial public presentation this
picture scored AN instantaneous and
remark able hit. The production won
honest and enthusiastic recognition
sauarey on its merits ard deserves TO
live long in screen annals as signal
triumph for Director William Humph-
rev, to whose skill and craftsmanship In
the molding thereof unstinted credit is
due. In the first place. his choice Of n
subject WAS wide. Mr. Humphrey had
not lived through some twenty five odd
years OF constant stage service without
discovering that il is frequently the
seemingly insignificant things of lite
that are calculated to make a striking
appeal to the average person If ingen-
iously colored and presented in proper
settings.
The man or woman does not exist
who at some time in his or her career
has not experienced suffering to great
er or lesser extent from the malign in
fiuence or un ridled speech on the part
OF deliberate or unintentional scandal
mongers. Taking this unfortunate
phase of human nature for the basis Of
his drama. OF which, by the way, he is
co. author with Gf >rge +. Hall, the dir.
eetor wrought so cunningly that his
completed work carried conviction to
the most blase member of the audience.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
Tears and CHEERS
Greet The BOYS On Their Departure For
Camp Taylor.

As announced in our last issue, the
left last Fr't~y morning for Camp
Taylor amid the tears and cheers Of
friends and loved ones.
A delightful dinner was given the
boys on the eve of their leavetaking
at the kengarlsn and several patriotic
speeches were made. among those
speaking were. Judge l.. l.. Walker,
William f. Miller and Mrs. James B.
Kim aird, who presented each. on be-
half Of the local ". G. T. u. with a
comfort bag containing many useful
articles. Each boy was also presented
with n handsome leather bound Bible.
the gift Of the various Sunday Schools
Of the county, besides number Of the
citizens of the county. 1t was through
the thoughtfulness of Mr.. Walton Moss
that the Bibles were secured. he hav-
ing initiated the csmgsign several
weeks ago. but on account of the book
being DELAYED. the first bows b leave
did not get one: however they will be
remembered with one just as soon as
their proper address can>be obtained
The presentation of the bibles was
made by Rev. II. S Hudson and on
behalf Of the boys Mr. Mack Morgan
thanked those who had contributed
them in well chosen words.
No official notice has been received
by the local board As to when the next
call will be made.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
DR.. ANON OUT OF RACE.

Last Saturday DIR. j. A. Anon. the
Republican nominee for representative
of Garrard County. filed his papers
with the county clerk. legally with
drawing from the race. DR.. Anon
stated that he found that running for
office was not what he thought it was
and that the financial sacrifice was
just little more that he cared to take
upon himself. DIR. Anon enjoys one Of
the most lucrative practices in the cour-
ty and no doubt would have led his
ticket. yet with little chance of being
elected. His withdrawal means clear
field for Hon. j. Hogan Ballard the
democratic nominee. who will be Gar
rard's next representative in the lsgis-
lature.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
MEETING AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.

Be sure to hear Bro. Lear sing and
DIR. Mann preach at the Methodist
church. Services each day at 10 a. m. =,
and 7;l5 ?, m. Both singer and preach
er are present the latter having
arrived Tuesday afternoon and the
former having arrived "Wednesday
At $3.50 each morning ser
vices will be conducted in the different
store rooms for men. Everybody is COR
daily invited to attend these services.
+. ID. Palmeter, Pastor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
SLATHERERS RETURN.

Messrs L. G. Davidson. Earl Farra
and Bruce Lawson returned last Mon
day from fishing trip to Rockcastle
river, with the usual fsherman's luck
cold, wet and hungry.
Messrs. John Farra, Fred Frisoie,
F. 5, Hughes, j. A. Beazley and K. l..
Elkin leave today for the same objec-
tive and it is believed they will return,
warm, dry and full of fish AS they are
all expert fishermen.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11
HAPPY GRANDPA.

Mr.. w. o. Goodloe may not be a
Foxy Grandpa" but he is happy one
just the same. His daughter Mrs
Walter Carter, of Danville, is the
proud mother of twin girls, they hav-
ing arrived last Tuesday evening to
bless this already happy home. "Qck'
is keeping the road hot riding to and
from Danville and says they are the
cutest things what is.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-10-11

The government has decided to take
over Nil big ships for war needs All
American craft exceeding $500 tons
will be requisltioned Oct Is. Liners
will be included IN the plans for supply
ing troops and warshirs abroad and
for CARRYING food and munitions to the
front. According to recent plan an
nounced by the shipping board, within
a little more than year. the United
States will have an ocean going mer-
chant fleet of more than | 900 ships,
aggregating 3, 800. 900 tons.