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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22
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CHURCH SOCIETY SALES

Turkey dinners Will he served to.
day from 2 10 o'clock and supper
this evening at 6 o'clock IN the chapel
adjoining Grace Covenant church,
Park avenue and Harrison street. The
aides Aid society OF the church.
whose president is Mrs Scott Parrish.
viii serve A sale OF fancy work and
plum buildings will be held at the
same time.
sale of fancy work, canned goods,
fruit and ice crea m, will he conduct
ed by the Woman's Gu Id of St
Thomas Episcopal church. Ginter
Park, Friday from noon untn 10 p. NJ
Dinners and suppers viii he served
and there will be music
Plans are under way for the
Thanksgiving supper 10 be served In
the SUNDAY school room OF 81 Johns
Evangelical church b. the ladies' Aid
society, Thursday night November 30.
from 70 o'clock Mrs. Harry MI.
Ter IS chairman Fancy work and
aprons Will be on sale.
Dinner will be served daily from
DeceTn Der q through Deem her : in
tho annex OF Seventh Street Christian
church by the Ladiei' Aid society.
ON December 3 st H'ida's Guild
~ st. Pauls church. will conduct n
fancy work sale in the parish house.
NlS East Grace street A light
luncheon viii he served Miss Sallie
Uohsop is president az the Eslila and
Mrs. John Arm stead IS pres dent OF
chapter u. which VII sell handker-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22

Col House has already gained
every point Tor which he originally
oontended" In. the W. council. the
eab.es now assure US Those who
know the silent Texan did not need
z Walt for official confirmation OF
what they knew would happen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22
Alleged Reckless Autot.t

Chester Gaines was dooketea :. nr..
rolice station last night, charged by
officer Waller with recklexsly and
carelessly running an automobile. He
Win tell his tale to Justice Nauxtao
this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22
YOUR OWN STATE
SPEAKERS

VIII be heard Mt the convention of
the Anti-Saloon League OF America
washington, d. c.. December 1913.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22

were obliged to lay aside matters Of
importance TO the entire state and
thsesh out in formal session the petty
de'ails on which the charges were
based
The folly OF such procedure would
be matched only by requiring the SUI
preme court OF appeals 10 try petty
suits and minor misdemeanors.
The subject Of change ia one
Which may well commend itself tc
The attention OF the next session Of
tho Legislature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22

In tho appropriations compe-
titioh conducted by the Soto Speak
ed!tor. we nominate General Byng.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22

sfktstNtAN PHONES:
AdvsrtfsinE-Asd ifbs.
Business Office Mad. i7ss
Society---Mad. 1898
Editorial Mad. 1879.
General Mgr Ran AL
Circulation Ran 22I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-22

Dinner will he served daily from
December 4. through Deem her in
tho annex OF Seventh Street Christian
church by the Ladiea Aid society.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25

tion-I shall never forget that, said
Ora, and her gratitude was sincere.
To the heroic, the sensational in
the episode of the hour there was
added touch of real pathos, Dale
Gregory realized, as, safely leaving
Ora at her humble home, he drove
away thoughtful and reused cOnsid-
erably out Of his normal self.
Sweet, patient little creaturep' he
unused. What contrasts in life! Why,
really, she has brought out some
sense Of my real wOrthiness. What
will my friends say to the hero lay
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25

out? I declare, it's like a genuine
stage romance"
Of course, Miss Chandler sent for
Ora. ShaIlow-sOUled amid her indo-
lent life as she was, the society girl
fully recognized the deep debt Of
gratitude she owed. Then, Of course,
Dale Gregory's part in the fire. rescue
came to light.
I've won herr the ardent young
man told his brother one day, 'anu
if you will put off your union with
Eunice a month or two we will have
a double wedding in the family"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25

Learn how to cook all kinds Of
staple foods and to serve them in a
variety Of ways. Simple dishes well
prepared are better than expensive
foods badly cooked.
Many persons are prejudiced
against certain good foods because,
when first tried, the foods were i'm
properly cooked or prepared.
Remove from your vocabulary
don't like" or cant eat"
Most individual pTejudices against
widely popular foods are either mag
mary or baseless.
Try to like every simple food; give
it a fair trial.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25

BY THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
Don't be fnicky. Be willing to
try new foods. Certain plentiful and
nOurishing foods widely used and en-
jOyed in one section are practically
unknown in other sections of the
country. Learn to know ALL the
good things, not a few only.
People too easily get into food
Tuts; insist on eating only the food
they are used to, and refuse to give
a fair trial to others. This causes
undue demand for certain staples,
with resulting scarcity or high prices
when crops are short. At the same
time other valuable foods may be
acknowledgements available. A strik-
ing instance Of this is failure fully to
appreciate Tice-a valuable source of
starch-when potatoes are scarce
and high. Another example is re-
fusaI in certain sections to use any
thing but wheat as a breadstuff,
when cOTn-a valuable cereal wide
ly used elsewhere as, a breadstuff-
is plentiful and relatively. cheap;
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25
UNCLE SAM, IN WARTIME TALK TO HOUSE
WIVES, ADVISES SIMPLE FOODS

This is one of a series of six articles
written especially by the food experts
of the United States department of
agriculture at Washington, and cal
CuIated to help housewives put their
kitchens on a wartime basis, made
necessary by the menacing food
shortage.-EdIitor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25
TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY

April Is, 1s49.-MaiI lost in the Il
linOis river above Peru, in December
last, was found in the river a few
days ago, having been in the water
some four months. The mail was
opened at Peru, the packages, newly
envelOped and forwarded to their
proper destinations. Mail lost in the
Mackinaw has not been found.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-25
NICE FAMILY

NICE FAMILY
Mrs. Snappen (whO has been suf-
fering from toothache) - Thank
goodness, I've that tooth out at last.
Snappen-Happy tooth!
Mrs. S.-What do you mean?
Sits out of reach Of your
tongue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sr. gs. 6. Wlar6nrO Ic6nt al.

@loDor %reiion miro, oa eS i6m
ni6t gelano, Srn. ". 8. Morburp
ais Gonoioot fir oos 0elegotenbauS
I'M 3. SegislatiO.Oiiirift 5u eewiu-
men, periuben, oen friiberen Sber-
ridter SenrD .. Sarlm ais Ganoi-
sat 5u er6alten. Sr. 6arlm lit i'm
gan5eu Staote befonnt lmO ge5orte
audi Dem @omite Ger rllnparteiii1en
9iga 5ur &ergr0Berung 8oltimore's"
an oas sic 9lnnerionS.@iQ, mel6e
Der nGbiten 2egislatur poroelegt
mer0en ioa, cntpari. gr wiirOe OBJ
ne 3tpeiiel sic SSntereiien Ger Staot
sur 3uirieOen6eit bon @iaDor Freiton
pa6rne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
ltutcr GricssrcdJt.

SeBt gan5 Spanien. - llnri6en i'm
@eiolge oeS @eneralitrifeS fii6ren
81 idorien &oriihtsmaBuabmen.
9llti9e 3uiammenitoBe 5wi-
ihen SolOoten ino 9lusitdnOigen.
@laorio, IA. 9hlsuit. @ond
Spanien lit unter &riegsre6t geltelt
woroen, neil ser @eneralitrife, ser
iid ueiter ausbreitet, 5u llnruben ge.
fiibrt bat. SSn ciner lGngcren Gobi.
netsiiBlmg, Die iib init Der Strifelage
beiAGitigte, puroe ole &erbGngung
Oes Yelageriines5uitan0es bei6loi.
len. Gie @}ilitdrbe6orOen babeu
@eiilngen er6alteu, pelGe i6nen ole
Doae Gontrole ii6ergeben. 9iu6eIt0-
rlmecn, Die in oeridieOenen @ldsen
iid ereigneten iinO pom Militdr I'M.
ter0riidt morOen.
Die Strifebcwesine begonn nit
einem 9lusitono ser 9a6n-9lngeiteG-
ten ino griif 0am idnea aui anoere
@erufe ii6er. Tie 6ieiigen 3eitun.
gen iin0 IN @litleioeniduft ge5oeen,
lm0 mr. iol6e @ldtter, ole gliHt.
llnionlelte beiAdftigen peroeii beu.
tie 9l6en0 erideinen. Die Gegieriing
bat ben Serausgebern oieier 8l0tter
Sen not6igen S1ub 5ueeiiAert.
@eitern Inn Ole WlittagIhtnoe mar
in ser SoitptituOt aIles rubig. Cine
@le6r6eit Ser 9lr6eiter miinidt frieo-
lide @eiteror6eit; MIR Die Wlinoritdt
iu6t llnru6en 81 idiiren.
3uiommenit0Be 5miiAen
Solooten un0 Strtfern.
2a6rto, A.. glugllit. Sn
@loOrio iinO bel 3uiamueuitoBen
5mii1en Strifern iino SoIoaten oiele
perlprnoet woroen. SSn Barcelona
wurOen idorfe @loBnobmen sur I'm
teroriidimg bon llnru6en ourdee.
fii6rt, lnO na1 bertigen WelOungen
6errid6t BORT wie0er Oronlng. Sn
Soragolid itn0 onOeren St6oten mur-
Ben 8ablreide Gerbaitingen porge.
nonlncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Observation-Disclosures GccuOct.

G6riitianio IA. 9lueuit. II
sSie ole 3eitlue 0Sioenitesn~ mel.
oct lit Oie llnteriudung Der Ser.
i4worlnG cine 9ln5a6l norpegii6er
Sdiffe our9 9om6en 5u Derieufen,
beenoct rno Oie geribtli6e @erfol-
glnG bon iie6en 6innldnoern uno
5wei Gellti6en uufgenommen NOR
Den.
0ieie iinO beiduIoiot, piele Spreng-
artifel aus GelIti6lano no6 9}orwe-
Gen Uerid6ifft uno iie an orei Steucn
in @5riltionio interee6ra6t 81 ba.
ben. 0ie 9lneeflaeten wltroen, mie
es 5eiBt bonn Oeltti9en Spionage-
%aitptquartier in Stod6olm 6e5a6lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
amr3e StuOtneniafeitcn.

SIN 2aufe ser Iesten 80 Gage iinO
iiber cine W1iaoin @oIlonen g9bistp
aus Oen 8oll-2ogerb6uiern Ser Stoot
genonlmen poroen. Ser g(n0rong
bat obgenomnen.
Sri. GbeIpn &enne0D bon Spar
roms Noint lit am Sonntog BON Sort
Soporo bis na1 SporrouS @oint
geihponumen. Sir oie iineefGbr A
Meilen lonee Strede brnudte Oie
Shpimmerin beinabe bier Stun0en.
glod Dem ioeben ner0ffentlihtcn
Sobresberibte oes SobnS Sopfins-
Soipitols beliefen iid oie 9(uSeaben
fir oos Syobr ouf $649.991, ooer
ungefGbr $4,000 mebr, ais i'm Sab.
re 1915.
9luf orei W2onote iuurOe geItern
sic 9legerin Selen Gbeiter, bon Scr.
$50 &oboro.Str., bon 9fidter So
Damien in ser meitIi6en Boli0eiito-
tion ms 9(rbeitsbous eeididt, neil
iie i6re 9foIieneenoIlin glaoui Sobn-
ion, bon GER. 65S &oborgitry onge-
fallen uno Olrb @aelleriti@e bcripllu-
oct batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
sdJurfe GuntruOcrie.

3wiiben @}orine-Sefretdr ino Slot
teu-9iqa cntItonOcn Gic Siga
er6o6 oie 9lniHuloieune, ooB oie
llnteriuhlmg oes lluioas in Der
@}ore Sslano glopp Yar0 Oirb
@iniliiiie Der 9lrbeits- Snterefen
bebinOert morOeu lei. 0oniels
meiit Oies empbotiid 5uriid.
gSai bington, "A, glugut.
Cine 6eute erlaiiene Grtl6rung bonn
Sunptquurtier Ger 6lotten-2iga, mel
9e oie 9lniduIoigung er6ob, ooB ser
GiniluB ser glr6eitS- SSltereiien ole
ltnterildung ser oerbdngniBooaen
@ulDermagn3in grploiion in Ger
Nlare SSlano 9}aoD YarO 6ebm0ere,
6otte belte 9(6eno einen 9riei bonn
Niorine.Sefretdr Daniels on Oen
Erdiiocnten ser 2iea, &rn. 9lob sc.
Ebonpion 5ur 6olge, in welcbeul Ger
Sefret0r Die gln0o6c Der 9i9a ais
iolid mo Oerlelmoeriid5 be5eicbnete
inO erflGrte, ooB Ger bette Cienit oen
Serr Sbompion uno anoere 9eomte
Der Organization ser 6lotte Ieiiten
fonnten oarin 6eite6e, ooB iie ioiort
reiignirten.
Sn ibrer GrflGrung 6atte Oie 9ieo
geiagt, OoB iie i'm 9eiibe 5uperldiiiger
Snformotipnen iei, ooB sic @rplo.
lion, mel6e fiinf Nlenidenle6cn for.
oerte ino 81 @erionen perleete, our6
cine Soaenmoi6ine Oeruriodt nor
Den iei.
Setret6r gonielS iogte in elmer
glei65eitig nit Dem 9rieie peroiient.
Iidten @rfIdring OoB cine BON Oem
&ommanoanten oeS S6ifis6oubofes
eingeiebte 9c6oroe nit elmer einae.
benOen llnteriuduna Ser Grploion
6eidaitigt ici ooB Oieier 9c6oroe
6inreidenoe Nlittel 5ur gerfiigung
geItellt morOen ieien inO OoB oie In
teriuhrng in feiner SSeiie OiIrd ipd.
tere Snitrllftionen pom. Marine.Ge.
partement 6eitbrGnft tporOen lei.
Ger Sefretdr fiigte 6in5iL es babe
ii6 felt l0ngerer 3eit Elm @eriitbt
brett aemodt, ooB oie Grploiion Oas
&eiultat eineS Oer6rederiiden Gom-
plottS iei; o6er oas Wlorineoeportc.
ment babe 0aoon o6geieben cine Gr.
fldrllng IN Der Sa6e 81 madden bis
es i'm Bette aller G6atia6en lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
9es ec6cms ii6crOriiiiio.

9lo6oen Die 26 Sabre olte @largo-
ret g9ebiter pon g}r. 766, g9elt-9er-
inetoniiraBe, I'M llniDeriitdts.S .Soipi.
tai mieOer6ele6t worOeu mar, t6eilte
iie oen iie 6e6on0elnoen 9ler3ten nit
oaB iie Quediilber- Sublimat 81 ii6
genommen babe im0 81 Iter6eu min.
ide. S5r Magen muroe ousge-
pumpt ood wlrroe feline Spur oes
@iites geiumoen. Sic puroe 5ur mei.
teren 9eobac6tlns inn Soipital 6e6ol.
ten. Sie 6rau muroe geitern g}a6-
nittog in 6euuBtloiem 3uitouOe in
DER Sor6oIle i6res 9ogir6oiiies oe-
tllnOen unO i'm 9(m6uIan3wagen Oes
meltli6en 0iitrifts nod Dem Soipitol
gebrddt. 9epo6ner Oes 9ogir6olties
gaben an, DAB Die 6rau ser Sdwer-
mut6 perfaIlen mar, ieitoem i6r Nionn
lie Dor elmer ISOLDE oerloiieu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
gsei einer sMIancrci pcrIei,t.

@cgen z ll6r 9eiiern 9l6eno muroe
bic %oli5ei 0eS uoro0itliben GiitrittS
telep6oniiA 6cnobribtigt, OoB 5pci
@ldnner Dor oem SoiIie g}r. 170i,
Carlisle @loce, in Souogreiilidfei-
ten gerotbeu ieien Ger %oli5iit Sol
G6geleiii 6eeo6 iidb an Srf inO
Stelle un0 erfu6r, OoB, neil 9ouiS
Conner bon Or. 1919, 9rooOpaD,
i'm Gorbeige6en iiber Olor 9erf9.
mib BON Or. t0t 8emerfrngen Sc.
moAt 6oben JOLT, Oic Oemiel6en ni6t
gefielen 9erfoipib oen Sopner ME
Oergeidlogen 60tte. Sm Sail Derlcbtc
iidJ @erfoiuib am S6r. Gr muroe i'm
glutomobil ieines Gaters nad Dem
&e6r6ii6en Soipital gebradt. Som-
ner pur0e Oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
0atten nd nidlt aeitellt.

Inter ser 9ei6ulOigltng, beriGiintt
Su baben iih bel Ser glusbebungs-
bebOroe 8u melOen, puroen ser 30
Sabre olte 9fuiie Comp W3iller, bon
Ser. S73 -2oni6oro-Str., lnO ser
80 Sabre olte gaeeer @iaiom S.
Sounoers an @lori6ou Stod6onr
ousgeIiefert. Ser 9leeer botte iiA
in ser meitIiheu BoIi6eiittion freimiI-
lig gelteat.
gluBerOem nlr0e meeen Oesiel-
ben 8ergebens Ser % Sabre alte See
ger George Spler, bon gir. 1902
@rllnt Court, ser 30 Sabre olte See
ger 9Ri6oro W8inor, BON Scr. 1915
&ierce.Str., unO ser 9&eeer Charles
Sbielos, bon 9Sr. 307 @eorl-StroBe,
lomie Ser 80 Sabre olte Sront @e-
rilois, bon 9lr. 663 g8elt-Sorotogo-
itr., perboftet. 0ie bier 2ebteren
meroen in Der weitliden @oli0eiita-
tion biz alif @eiteres feiteebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

@Gbreuo ser glrbeit in Dem 8olti-
more llno Yotomoc-Slmnel no6e ser
0lt. 9ioOal Station puroe eeitern Der
4S Sabre olte SSobu 6. 0obis BON
SIR. 1928 Soiter-9(ue., 6eOenflib ont
aopfe berleBt, ais er ouf einen flei-
nen in Sobrt befin0liden 2ofomotioe
oen &opf berouSItredte uno geeen ei-
nen 9olfen itieB. @r blieb 6ol6 be-
muBtlos ouf Der 2ofomotipe liegcn.
Sn Der 9lubulon5 Oes noromeitlicben
DiltriftS mur0e er nn9 Dem NiercD
SoIpitoI gebradt, no Die 9ler6te err
fl6rten Dob er einen S6GOeIbrr6
erlitten botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
r9cr 9riifcberecr" in 6OrO'S
Shcntcr.

&o6ert 6. See, ser irii6cre Sefre-
tar BON @loDor 9Sreiton iowie britt.
ibe im0 amertfanii6e &cfrutirungs-
Nfii5iere fiir Oie 9lrmee imo oie W3a.
rine werOeu 6eute giadmittag gln.
lpracben in Serbs G6eoter 6alten, in
mel1em n86e Slader~ nit @miID
SteOens in elmer @riuat- Soritelling
i'm 9eiiein BON in9eid6r 1900 MarD.
ldnOern gege6en miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
9SOli5cilicntcmant Samc8 Ocrlctt.

Sieutenont gSalter Sc. Somcs bonn
noro0itlihen @oIi8ei-DiItrift brad
iidb geitern glodmittog, oIs er i'm
glutomobil ser @oIi6ei6eb0rOe cine
sSuipeftionStour pornabnL bel oent
9lnfurbeIn Ser 0loi6ine ieinen reh-
ten 9Irm 6pii6en 0em Souoeelenfe
uno Dem @nbogen ais ols 0ie @oio-
liumoi6ine Oes 9lutomobils 6iriider-
plooirte. Gr lieB 0en Gbouffeur Oes
8e3irfs, Sbomos Moonep, fonmen
Der i'm gum @oli6eiar8t bro6te. 3a
0erlel6e ober libt 8u @ouie onge-
troffen puroe, begnb ii1 lieutenant
Somes noh Dem ct. Soiepbs Soipi-
tai 5ur @ebonOllng. Ser Soipital-
or5t miro om 9onneritog cine llltro-
-Strblen glufnobnle oes 9rlI-
Dies MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Gr-Stauts-ScuutOr SO6n g. Sban-
nOn geitOr6eu.

Gr-Stoots- Senator So6n 9. Sbon-
non bon 9LllegonD- GouutD, 1T in eli
nem Sonitorilm nobe Baltimore int
Sitter BON so So6ren eeitorben. Sr.
Sbonnon mor in ieinem Seimotbs-
Gountp iebr beliebt. Gr 6efano iiA
felt einigen Wlonoten in Der Seilon-
itolt. 9ie 8eerOigung finOet in
Cumberland Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
g}eoer-G6onffeitr 6ctrnnfen.

@egen ltnobtiontfeit itnO oes
6obrenS eineS 9liitomobils in be-
trunfenem 8ultanoe muroe Ser %
Sabre olte 2loDo @or0on cin See
ger-Gbmlffeur, bon 9lr. 92t Miorris-
Str, bon &ihtcr @renocl i'm noro-
meitIiAeu @oli6ei-9iitrift 8u @eIo-
Itroien in Der @eiomut66be bon
1920 Derilrt6eilt. Ser Sleger
nnroe bon Dem Holi6iiten Waitdell
eeItern Ntorgen perboftet, nodoem er
nit ieiner W1oibine gegen Ben &raft-
hagen BON Serrn Stemort @ib6oneD
bon 91ew gort in ser @io6le-Strv
nobe Der Giitap.Str gefa5ren uno
nenielben 5iemlid arg bei9doigt
botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
surOcm nit Gicrm 6ombarOirt.


Snfiragetten uurOen nad i0rcm
&otptquartier getrieben imo nit
@iern 6emorien. Sie oerloren
20 Bonner nit Scr gluii1riit
u&aiier @ilion". IL Cie Menge
mar in outer Stimmung. 9tr
5mei &erbaitungen.
g9 q / 6inQton "A. 9luguit. ~
llugeid6r 1000 @lduner rnO 6rauen
Die in fr06liGlter Stimuung waren,
bom6ar0irten 6eute ooS Saiiptquar-
tier Der 6rauen-&artei nit giern m0
5erit6rten me6rere Banner nit ser
9luii6riit n&aiier gSiliou~, nodoem
lie Banner oeriel6en 9lrt 6raen ent-
riiien botten, Die Deriu6tcn, nit Oen.
ielben Dor oen y@eiBen Solie" in-
6cr5u5ieben. Die llnrt6e, oie Dor Oen
G6oren OeS .@eiBen Soilies~ begonu
lno ii6 iiber oeu 9ofaDette Square
naN Dem 9ireau Der 6rauen be.
uegtc, Oouerte iiber 5pei Stlnoen.
Die &oli3ei rii6rte iic6 5uerit ni6t,
tlw5 Dor Dem @nOe ser 0emonltrotion
murOen a6er 5pei Ger6aitlngen Dor.
genommen. Sad @ottlic6, ser cine
omerifaniidc 6logge bonn 5weiteu
Stodmerf oeS Sufiraeetten Saupt-
Quarters geriiien bate, wuroe megen
ongebli9er @ntbeiligung Der ameritu-
niiben 5logge imter $500 9iirgidait
gelteLt. Souis Saippd, elm Glerf ser
&egierltng, wuroe Dor Oen S6oren
oeS &eiBen SaitieS" Der6aitet, nad-
ocm er zines Der v&aiier @ilion"-
Banner nieoergeriiien bate. @r pur0e
oeS itngebiibrli6en gctroaenS anqe-
icbuloigt. Sin babies GuBeno 9lau.
iudcn im0 illnge NGnner periu6ten,
SmpDd Dem FoIi5iiteiL Ger i6n Der.
bottet batte, 81 entreiBen. giner ser
Nlatroieu Oeriebte Dem 9oIi5iIten ci.
men 6auItibIao in's @eii9t lmo fliid6.
tcte.
Sic 6rauen 5ogeu no6 i6rem
Sorptquortier 5uriid, na1oem i6nen
ibr lebtcs 9anuer weggenommen
morOen mar. Cine ioIenoe @lcnge
folgte i5nen. @oli5ei-9leierpcn er-
l1euen lnO Die Wienge 5erItrelite iid
ibneu, Oa feline Bonner me6r 81 3er.
it0ren luoren.
3mon5ig Banner nit ser 9nliibrift
D&ailer gSilion4 unO 10 Stan0urOcn
obue 9Iuiihriit muroen 3erltSrt. Gic
W]enlAenmcnge fano al Der Gemon-
ltrotion onihcineno groBeS @erQnii-
gen. Seine Der 6raien murOen per-
lebt, troBoen einige Sieine naA oem
Sallptquortier @ebGuOe geuorfcn
mor0en poren.
Gie eriten 9annertrdger muroen
gegen 4 ll6r Dor Dem @eiBen Saus
ongegriiicn Gie Menge aiug Damn
no6 Dem @nuptquartier ser 6rauen,
INN Die Srauen ab5ufangcn, e6e ie
oas gsciBe Sous Grrei6en fonnten.
SpGter iuurOen oie Gier geiuorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Olrut ac6rodlcn.

g(ls SSomes s. Goltntill, ser "a
Sabre olte Sobn bon g8. 6. 81. Golrn.
ciI, in ser @oroge Die @3oi6ine iei-
mes @oters ontiirbeln wollte, muroe
ibm ser 9(rm gebroben. @r mobnt
in glr. 1886 @reenmount-g g(be. 0ie
@ordee befinoet ii9 Scr. S05-7 Dit
WfooiionItroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
strahcn6alnidaffner 0erMMaIiIdt.

Ser "a Sabre olte Gwea 9(. @arfs
BON 91r. 2720, Gomonoion-glUey ein
Observation-Disclosures Der gOmonO'
ion-9lpe.-9i itredte eeiteru glod-
mittuo ieinen Sopf ru66reno Der
5obrt 5wii9en Ser @lenoloen uno
Sli5blirton.9lpe. aus ser @leftriiben
81 ipeit berans unO purOe bon einent
StraBenbo6n-@ieiler eetroiien. gr
flel beipuBtlos 5u 8ooen uno mllrOe
na9 ieiner @o6nune ge6ra6t 100 elm
berbeigerufener 9(r5t conitatirtc, ooB
er cine @e6irneri6iitterlng erlitten
6ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sin S3 Gnlrc nLtcr NGdrr.

9tm Somitog feiert Serr 9(uguit
@aer6rod in ieiner @o6mng an Der
Seiierion, no6e @ai6ingtonitraBe,
i'm &reiie iainer @eruauOteu ieinen
SO. @e6urtstag. Serr @aer6rod lit
Elm riiitiger alter Serr, ser td9li9 Iei-
mem 9euii ais 9dder in Der Ct.
MorD's SnouitrieiGlle na6gebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
sta6lidJicncn fiir @cmna. Giicm6a6m,

8miIden 1000 imO 5,OOO EOnnen
StobliAienen meroen in Dem Spar-
rops Yoint- 8meig Der 8etblebem
Stabl-GompouD fir Die @enniDIoa-
MIA @iienbabu eepol5t. 0iele gi-
icnbobnicbienen linO ein Ebeil elmer
groBen @eiteIllmg meI6e oie @euu-
i1lponio-Giie Giienbabn-0irettion Dor ei-
niger 3eit untcr bic Bethlehem lno
an0ere StabI. 6irmen nertbeiIt batte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
SohIenmnnae[ im glurOlueitcn.

@oibin0tOn, IA. 9luguit.
Sn elmer @onieren3 BON geanten, 81
ien6obn6eomtcn uno &oblengrllben-
beiibern wuroen beute @lane entmor.
fen, Dem &oblenmaueel i'm gtorowe.
item ab5ubelfen. Sr. Daniel s. @il.
loro wuroe oiitoriiirt, Die EIdue poa'
iianois 5li entuerien unO Dem Yrdli'
Oenten our @enebnisung 6u unter-
breiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Ger frii6ere 3oQ-Goaeftor @m. s..
Stone Iiegt nit NloIern in ieiuer
2on0wo6mmg in @albroof front
Oornieoer. gr muroe am Samitog
BON ser &ranf6cit 6efoaen oie iiA
Mloutag peiter enhpidelte. Sein 3it-
iton0 ioa nibt geid6rlib iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Sin WlntrOIe bcran6t.

Gin Nlotrcie BON einen ser Yoote,
weI6e in Der Curtis gau Snouitrie.
9lnlaae lieeen miir0e in ser @oIt.
wirt9iGaft bon Sronf @einbolo in
5oirfielo ieiner 8aoribaft in Der
So6e BON $3.50 uno ieines 9lepoluers
beraubt. gSis Der W1atroie ser %oli-
sci 6eri6tete, 6otte er an einem Gid
in Der gi06e Der E6iire ser @aitpirtb-
idaft geieiien, ais plobli beiu 9leger
in Dem Sbiireinoang eribien un0
ibm ieine 9rieitoibe unO 0en 9Reool-
Der aus Der Soi6e. entriB. Ger gleger
bewerfiteligte ieine 5lubt, troboem
er BON einigen OlGnnerli perioIat
mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
aIeiner Annae idlucr ncr[ctt.


@2it fnopper 9lotb entging ser
DieriGbrige Clinton Syiett, BON g3r.
1908 0.-8onO-Str., Oent Sooe, ais
er an ser @de ser 9oltimoreItr. lno
@uilforo- -9lbe., bon elmer Orleousitr.
@leftriiden brett in Oen g8eg eiues
acknowledgements ser Canton.
&inie fiel. Sein re1ter g(rm lag
ii6er Ser S9iene, uno bepor ser @3o-
tormonn 0en StraBen6o6nmoegon
anbalten fonnte, fubr oeriel6e ii6er
ieine redte Son0 uno trennte bier
ieiner 5inoer. Ser &nobe murOe in
cine nobeliegenoe g(potbefe ge6ra9t,
no Die gler5te ibr Nt0elidites Deriu-
den, Ieinen glrm bon elmer 9(mpllto-
ton 5i retten. Ser fleine SSiett
mar NIT ieiner @lutter, 6rou g8il-
liam 6. Siett, fir Oen eon8en Sog
ouSgefobren. g9ie 6rait SSiett er-
flGrte, botte ibr Sobn Deriu6t, bon
Dem Sit beritnter6uIteigen imo mor
llnter Dem Sdub6olten berlnterge-
glitten.