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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
THE POLITICAL
WORLD
IN INDIANA
FROM THE TINES Own he
An&po1g Bureau.
&IBGE s BUREAU a.
~ STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb 6-Sen-
ator agerty Of South Bend has intro
duced a bill i'm the Senate to give cities
Of tine second class authority to lease
or otherwise acquire buildings for use
AS auditoriums and market houses ana
to levy taxes TO pay the expense of
maintenance.
Senators Neeley, Republican. and sim
mons. Democrat have introduced a bill
which would authorize the formation Of
public welfare corporations such cor
poraGons would be composed Of all
citizens Of a city who wished to become
stockholders. They would be formed for
the purpose of enga cling in the gas.
electric, coal. ice and general supply
business of similar character. in order
that the people might obtain these neces-
saries AT reasonable rates. The plan
proposed is similar to that Of the Citi-
zens Gas company ina Indianapolis
Thousands Of Indianapolis people are
stockholders ina that COMPANY and no
person can hold more than $4,000 worth
~ stock This prevents any clique or
set Of Spectators getting control Of
majority of the stock and gobbling Up
the company. Gas Is sold in this city
by this company for 5a cents thou-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to flush
Kidneys if bladder both
ers you.

F'7lii1s meat regularly eventually pro
auces kidney trouble in some form ~
olher says well-known authority, be-
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
Kidneys. they become overworked: get
sluggish; clog TAP and cause all sorts az
distress. particularly backache and mis-
cry in the kidney region; rheumatic
twlnses. SeVere headaches. acid storm
aeh' constipation, tornia liver. sleeplass-
ness bladder ana urinary Irritation.
The moment Toar ba hur4s o~ l87-
news aren't acting r.gat. oy fr besdo-
oothers you. get about foA ounces 81
Jad Salts from any GOOD pharmacy.
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for few davs ana
your kidneys viii then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon Juice. combines with
lithia, and has been used for genera
lions to flush cIogged kidneys ana sim
uiate them to normal activlts also 20
aeutraliae Che acids ia TIA ero
aa lonnor irrisates tfas eY,l.s tas
ssovde9s.
sa salts cannot mrgo anyone
makes a deligatful ohsrvescent Iithfa-
water drink which millions of men ana
women take now and then to keep the
Kidneys and urinary organs clean. thus
avoiding serious kidney disease ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
GREAT INDEED
Has Been the Benefit to
Hammond People of the
wonderful New Form
Of Very Old Medi-
cine.
A Peerless Body Builder And
Strength Creator-Once Objec-
tionable, Now Agreeable to All.
Thanks to Several Of Our Leading
Druggists Who Brought It
Here.


tF9o7hiN no branch OF science nn5
ti7N' nQeFI VI Stfl1tS ttit4
gituE es CURING he past century as haNt
Pr mace up the pfaetlSe ~ Natstile.
me science ol mental nealIhS etel4
A'af canning tiS 'luIill0e oi new EHh-
Nerts. the proNernial ounce Of proven
flon ts pratftsed ln every hfaHeh oL
medicine and healing art. laws nave
be En- ehaeted 70 ptohlblt the sale ~ nan
forming drugs, nat ION @lde heitit p
insurance II considered ana less medl
So AG@ af used tn the cure cf alSstlNt
imam at ans TIME ina our history But
SuCh at old and standard remedial agent
- eot llNer ol stia finds is place ia
t'Nei& 9ae Knows the 0h@eettuh' now
eNer r tae use ot TINS nauseat ing ROM
edN 50 eN ttemely dlsa sreeabie IS the
taste and smell Of cod liver OF taa
MANY people have actually been unable
p take Il single dose OF it. Many others
tFtNe made heroic efforts 20 take the
nedictne. but nave been obhsed 70 aDan-
eon lt after struggling with the nor
flnle slnH ior a lev days
ihe consequence IS mat thousands
have dritted into lncurabie diseases
VINO mighf have been saved. had it been
possible 80 administer this potent mod
icinc Enou@n people have been able
% asslmilate cod lNer oil 20 prove 90
the medical profession and the world "A r
large its intrinsic value such patients
as Weea blessed NV4rh unusually strong
stomaehs derived benefft from cod liver
oil. why 1nen. could not a form ot
i he devised 70 be administered 70 pa-
terfS whose digestive organs mad been
weakened by disease
ItNls u.s. eNaetlN what scientists and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
LOOK At GHILD'5
TONGUE IF SICK
CROSS, fEvGRISH
When constipated or bilious
give California syrup
Of Figs.

Look at the tongue. motherl II coat
~ 1T is a sure sign that your httle one
stomach. liver and bowels need sei''le'
thorough cleansing at once.
when peevish. cross. listless' pa le'
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or ac1 ha'I-
-sIfv or IS fevs1fsh- stomach so'''
hrh had; has atonlach-ache' sore
.a9- 6.a~rh9aa. full of cold. slNe
tea-uaonfal of California syrup q
T-ies." and in few hours all the 1oul.
constipated waste. undiSested 1000 ana
sour bile gently moves out Of its hFtle
bowels without gripping and you nave
we'll. playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children 20 taKe
this harmless fruit laxative" they love
its delicious taste, and 1t always makes
tl1en feel splendid.
oa 1ra 5 for 5@-oent bottle
na Sr~up OF tiE7
..lre sons ror banie= Gin rea - at
aees and Sea grnr-aus p'aini@ on me
bottle Beware 81 couaterfeits sosa
here To Be sure you ger the genuine
ask To see that it is made by California
Fig syrup Company. Refuse any other
sind with contempt Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

may be- expected TO d. oil il their power
TO beat il.
Tie House has passed the bin to en-
large the public service commission by
The addition Of one more member. max
ing six in all The bin would then d.
vide the commission fn two divisions. one
to handle al matters relating to rail-
roads. interurbans street railroads and
other common carriers. and the other
10 handle gas. electric. water telephone.
telegraph and other similar utilities
Where The Eve commissioners now get
10000 wear each the SIX would get
but $4,000 each, thus keeping the salary
list n Sa0.ooo. he same Is II is now.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

Bank Of Whiting, schraEe Building.
open from 8 q. m. TO D. IA rs
Mir. and Mrs. William Carrette Of
Roberts avenue, viii move to Chica 80
q about two weeks khere they VIII re-
side with their daughter
Miss Hazel Long and brother. and
Brother. Frank Long. saw "IntoI-
GRANGE" at the Colonial theatre yes
eerday.
The regular meeting of the Fort
nlghtly club was held Monday night
at which the annual election OF offic-
ers tolI place. Miss A. Bertha Tuu was
elected president; Mrs. william Roughb,
>fce president; Mrs. b. stockfleth sec
rotary, Ms7 Grant Spurrler. treasur-
e.. Two new members were also elect
I'd on the board OF directors. they be-
ng Mrs. r. f. Humphreys. the retir-
tag president. ana Mrs. John 4. Han.
Mrs. X i. Myers was elected fedora
ton secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
will bring new life and quickly relieve
that stopped-up con gested feeling They
viii thoroughly cleanse and wash out
the kidneys and bladder ana gently
carry off the i'll effects of excuses Of all
Kinds The healing. soothing oil soaks
right into the walls and lining OF the
Kidneys and expels the polsons in your
system. Keep your kidneys IN good
shape by daily use OF GOLD MEDAL
Haerletn Oil Capsules and you will have
good health. Go to your druggist at
once and secure a package of this time
honorcd worldwide remedy. 1t Is not
q latent medicine" It is passed upon
by a.. $ Government chemists ana de-
clar4d pure before coming into Tins
country. GOLD MEDAL Is the pure.
orig ual IIaarleua Oll. imported direct
from the ancient laboratories IN IIoI-
and. whore jig IS the National House
hoIG Remedy 0f the sturdy Dutch Look
FOR the tame GOLD AIEpAI. ar every
boz. ToLr druggist VIII gladly refund
YOU rauaas II not as eprescnted.-AdE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

-.Oh-hi-huml It's Tough to Have to tfet
UP This Way Every Night"
of this agent, "a noted physician and
scientist of Washington, j.. O.. said in
an address before tho American Thera-
peutic Society. THAT the ged sufferer
passes his nights like ia the days ~ his
prime is the reason OF the
claim for p sgmptomatic cure
send coupon today. with six cents in
stamps 10 help pay postage and pack
sug. for free SOC tral box Of kellogg
Brown Tablets. 10 Frank J. kellogg. 81
I4ohrna ster Block Battle Greek. Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

HOBART


and nHder pnysIclan's care.
Loais Erb transacted business n
Hammond Tuesday
Miss Lena Nolan and sister Mary.
left FOR Chicago Heights. Wednesday
morning to take their positions afte-
spending "a few DAYS here with their
parents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

Miladi viii certainly De delighted
when she gets her first glimpse Of
these pajamas made of liberty satin
with tunic effect, which can be trans
formed in such a manner that the
robe may be made much longer. It
is exquisitely trimmed with Persian
embroidery. 1t has very Oriental
appearance. It's dainty beauty is
sure to create a flood of approval
from the world of smartest and most
fashionable women.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
Sab Gin lt-gOot.

Gapitan @raD zines britii6en
Sanoelsoompfers, ser aeitern i'm 6ie.
Iieen Saieu einIiet cr5dbIte, mie er
am II. W1ai al Der &iiiie BON eng
lano einem ll-goote enteine. y@ir
famen ploslib in Siht zines ll-9oo.
tes" iagte er, oOas babel mar, einen
britiI6en lonpfer Our6 @ei6iib-
feuer IN Die 9iefe 81 ienfen. @ir
fonnten oie nit 9eiiten bon Dem lln-
gliidSidiii bemannten Yoote I'M Mai-
fer ie6en. @s mdre unperItGnoig ge-
meIen sen 9eute 81 Siilie 81 fom-
men oa cS fir ms iiheren Infer.
gang beSeutet baben wiiroe. GesboI6
befabl icb @oaOampf ooraus, 6noerie
oen aurs meines 'Sbiifes tnO iuhte
10 i6nea pie m6glib aus Dem 8e-
reid oes lt-9ooteS 81 fommen. Ger
9eieblS6aber oes Iou16ooteS i6ien
anibeiueuo 8u oiel nit Dem SHiif
81 tbun, Dem er sen @armls gema6t
bate, ais iicb I'M ms 5u fiiinmern. {"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
Die 9icgiitrirnns.

Gas correfte @eionunt-&eiulto miro
IN cinigen Eagen befonnt ge-
ma6t meroen. III Ole If. rn0 8.
SSoro baben in ibreu 9(ufiteGlmH-
Gen Oeribicoenc 6ebler eutoedt.
-@eitcrn pur0eu 3lpei @1iIit6r-
pflidtige regiItrirt.
Erosoem ollf @efcbl 6es General
@roboitW}ari6allS Ole &egiItrirlng
obgeidlofen mur0e, regiltrirte ge.
itern Sr. Gborles areuoer, jr., im
gotbbous 5pei WlGnner, no6oem cr
ii6 nit @enerol.9loiltont SenrD sc.
@arfielO IN &erbiuoung geiett batte.
Giuer Ser WlGnner mor Elm Wotroie,
Der crit geitern ouf einem S6iffe
bon Sii6-9lmerifa bier ontam. Ser
anOere mar Elm @ionn. Der am 5.
SUM bon einem @recinft no6 Dem
anoeren geionot muroe, bis er i6lieB.
lid Inn 8 llbr 9lben0s abgemieien
murOe. Sr. 9reuoer erbielt BON
@en.-9l6j. @orfieIO oen 9(uftrog, bic
beioen gldnner 5u regiitriren, cine
oefinitibe @nti6ei0ung 6e5iigIi6 oie-
fer beiOen Sale, miro ober lpGter
BON Dem General Frobot.W .Wlari6all
nhnenahp,t fnnr0ai
Sr. 9reuoer 1T 8ur 8eit nit ser
glnfertigung oes @eiammtreiultatS
Ger 9ie9iltirlng in Baltimore be-
iGGftigt. gluf Oen 2iIten iperoen Die
WlilitGrpflidtigen Der oerl6ieoenen
@orOs eemGB ibres 9llters Deroei6-
net. Serner merOen ole @riinOe fir
9efreiung bonn N3ilitGroienlt beion-
oerS eingetrageu, mas eine iebr
idmierige glrbeit lit. Die genauen
Reiultate Der s. lno II. @aro pur-
Den nod ni6t eingeidnot. Sobal0
oieielben obgeliefert per0eM 1T Sr.
areuoer im Stan0e, oas @eionmtre.
iultat nod einigen StiinOen befannt
ou MAIDEN. @r lit iiber0eugt, ooB IN
Baltimore iiber 10000 WGnner re-
giltrirt muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13

tc man Iidb Bis gum 3onnerItag O3or.
gen INN If llbr.
&etne &riegS 80 a Bna ) M e
Sm Sauie rcitbte beute Sr. Saa
bon Ser itGotiiben Delegation einen
@efe6( elm, oenr5ufolge ser StaotS-
9luoitor oufgeiorOert Miro, Dem
Souie einen. 9ericbt 81 liefern iiber
Die @ebiibren welde bonn jesigcn
uno oen friibcrcn dot8-Sefret6-
rem cingenonnnen mur0en. Ser 8e-
Ic6l witroe Dem Gontite fir Nlittel
lno g9cge iibernicien. Serr Soll
leste auSeinonoer oaB er sic Dill
cingercidt babe, Inn einen lleberblid
5u gcpinnen ilbcr oie @eloer, Oie
BON ocn Sefretdrcn cingenommcn
mllroen.
@ic Scrr Soll meiter crflGrte,
mill CT ourc6 0icle MoBnabnc sic
@ciebli6tcit ser 8uriidbaltltng bon
@cbiibren Seitens ser StootS .Sefre-
tGre feitIteIlcn. Gr bcbouptcte, ooB
MIR ctpo $4,000 an @ebiibren an
oeu Stoot obocliefert mor0eu icielt,
wG6renO sic Sumnlc mc6r ais $100,.
600 6etrogcn iollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
W1nnasl nn 9lrbritern.

Sn 6olge ser Sperr8oneu-9eroro'
nlng bat iidb Elm 6e0entenOer Man'
gel al SLrbcitern in OcrIhieoenen @c'
iGGIten 6emerfbor gcma6t. lin Die
@ci6dftSleute auf cine @erldngerung
Ser imongene6men Situation oor5us
bcreiten, finOet motgeu 9Ibeno i'm
oGitp Glub" cine Gerionmllng Itatt
in weI6er Scrr &. g9. Spoloing oet
@oriib iii6ren miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
@r06eeren MnO NrMdIelIerIenfeI.

SSn Dem 9eriGte ii6er oaS Gr6-
beerenieit Ger 0reieinigfeitS.@ernei
oe beute 9lbeno in Ser Stride an Der
EriuitD. .StraBe puroe geltern berid-
tet, oaB @intrittsfarten rs Gents fo-
item ioaen. O6ibon Ole @robeeren
10 pradtpoa iinO, ooB Der eenaunte
9Sreis nidt 5u bod wdre, 10 iagte
%aitor Stcrger geItern ood, OaB 98ies
manO me6r ais Is Gents 8u be5ab-
len brau1t unO paiiir ole Ihoniten
Yeeren er6alt, wenn er beute poer
morgen 9l6en0 fonlmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
SdJredlidcs SrGneripiel.

Sanuel S6epf ein 49 Sabre al.
ter Sei8er Der StauoorO Oel-@eiel-
i6oft, icboB iid eeItern @torgen in
iciner 8obnlme Scr. 500, Siio g..
StroBe, in Ole linfe grult uno itea-
te iib oanu IN ems Der 8enlter I'M 2.
6Iur ieineS Souies, ser erregten
Mengc, oie ourdb oos SdieBen onge-
8ogen, ber6eieefonunen mar, leine
@unoe 0eieeno. Gjleib5eitig orobte
er SeoeuL ser es mogeu piir0e, ii6
ibnl ou nGbern. Gr befinoet litb iebt
i'm ct. Soiepb8.Soipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
GcS ec6cus a6erSriiiIis.

Sn eincm 9lnioa bon Ger5peiilimg
nobm geltern Moreen Sclen 9loD,
cine 6iibihe 10 Sabre alte @2mifu-
riitiu, in ibrem 3inmer in 9}r, 666,
@eit-6opette. .StroBe, mc6rere 0ucd-
ber-IobIetten 5u ii6. Sic wltr6e
in Ser 9lmbulan3 OeS peIlihen Gi.
itrifts no6 Oem ltnioerIitGts-6oipitol
gcbraHt, no i6r 3liitnno ais ni6t
geiGbrlid be5eibnet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
sdlSnc ,Sa6rcsidllnefcicr.

Begging Oie SobuS SopfinS-llniuerii-
] tat. 0oS 2pric-Gbenter mar
bon oen 6relln0en mo 2lnge60ri-
gen ser Stuoenten angeiiiat. II
GrieeSiefretdr 9}elpton 9. 9afer
bielt Oie SouptreOe. @icIe
S6Hler in llniiorm eri1ienen.
Die So6resiGlnBfeicr ser SobnS
@opfius-llnioeriitGt, Die geitern 9Iab.
mittog I'M 2Dric E6eater ge6alteu
pur0e, Bate einen gan3 nilitdrii6en
9lnitrid. Cine groBe 9lu5a6l Der
StuOenten, ole @litglie6er ser Der.
! i6ieoenen @}ilitGr- -9lbt6eilungen limo,
einiqe IN ser Staotsmili3, moere
@litgIicOer oeS Oifi5ierS 9ieierOe.
Corps, mareu in i6reu &6afi-llnifor-
men eri6iencn, I'M ibre 0iplome emit
gegen5rnebuen. 0ie 2ebteren bat
ten einen ipe5ieaeu llrIaub BON Sort
0}Der, So. er6alten, no iie 81 Diff
5ieren ous9ebil6et meroen.
9{elpton 9. 8afer, Der 3riees.Se-
fretGr uuo Elm 0}itglie0 Der 1S92er
alolle, ole geitern ibre 20. &eunion
bielt, mar Der SauptreOner. @r CAB
ben iiingen &ellten CUTE Gat6idldge
nit ouf Oen Se6ensmeg ln0 erinnerte
Iie an i6re @ili6t Dem @aterlanOe ge.
geniiber, Der 9Irmee ooer I'M GiOil-
Oienite. Ser ariegsiefretGr mar nit
Ieiner Satin bon @ai6ineton in iei.
mem glitomobil bierber gefommen
lpe5ien Inn Der geitrigeu SabreS-
i9luBieier 6ei5umobnen lnO an Der
%. 9feunion Der tS92er &lalie t6eil-
5une6men.
Or. 3. S. @ooonom, Ser @rdiiOent
Der llniperittdt, fiibrte ben @orlib
inlo ermo5nte in elmer fltr3en 9ln.
iprade oie Shloenten i6re gau5e
9(ufopferung, iei eS auf Dem S6lacbt-
feIOe in 6ronfreib oOer oabeim i5-
rem @aterlano 5u miomen. @r fii6r-
te Or. SSoiep6 @. 9lmes unO Or. Sar.
~ Sieloing &ig6t BON Der Safultdt
al, ole 0en O3ean freli5ten, ais Die
llnterlee6oot. @efabr am gr0Bten mar,
Tim oen 9(liirten 3u belien. @r iprad
bon Or. Wiaiam $. 8eld, Der in
@erbinOung nit Oem Gon5il ser gta-
tionoI. .gertbeiOigimg Gag uno 9tadt
orbeite lnO fiir5lib cine llnteriu6-
ing beenoigt babe, mie Die @ellno-
belt in Ser Nrmee un0 Mnriue am
beiten geicbiibt peroen f0nne.
Cine groBe 9ln5obl bon Doftor-
@roOcn murOe perlie6en ouBer ben
0iplomen, melde bie @roouirten er-
hieIten. Ole 8abl Der 2ebteren be-
lief ii6 auf 226, 9}a6biner Mlorris u. I
Qo5aron pom Gltam-Ylace-Sem
lprob 6aS @roiimngsge6et, ltno Die
0iplome muroen bon 9ieftor 8rui6,
9Srofeiior @6ite6eao, 8roielior 9lldJ-
ner, ASroieiior 2ooeiop imo Or. 5.
@6itrioee @iaioms, Dem 9teftor Der
meoi5inilbcn S6uIe, Den StiOenten
iiberrei6t.
IS mar cine groBe Menge BON
6reunoen lm6 9efonnten Der @ra'
6uirten ouBer 0ereu 9lnge60rigen in
Dem Q6eoter anipeienO, OaS fir Die
@elegenbeit prd6tis nit 6loggen uno
ib6nen 8lattpilan5en geidmiidt mar.
gfa9 Der Seier unterna6men Die
Mitglieoer Ser tS92er &loiie cine
9lutoio6rt no6 Somemooo, BON oa
Our6 Green Spring goaeD na6 Dem
@aueO Sunt.Glub, mo- iie ole @dlte
oes Serrn &eOmono 6. Stepart wa-
rem. 9(m 9l6cuo bego6eu iie iid nod
Dem ,Subur6oi.@htb", no iie oinir.
ten. llngeid6r 25 MitglieOer Der
alaIie maren na6 Baltimore gefom'
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
glmf Der SOdJ5citsrciIc nadJ Sem
Si0cu.

9lm 6amitog troute Yoitor 8. @t
Zimmerman bon Der Iutberiiben
GbriTtiS.aircbe, Sri. gloro gsiIion
Tobter oeS Serrn 8. S. 9}ilion uno
0cIIcn Satin, BON glr. 2O05 Sit 30.
StroBc, nit Daniel elliott bon gIt-
lanto ga. 0os 4aor beeab iib oui
Die Soh8eitsreiie nad Dem Siioen
uno miro ipdter in 9Itlanta @ob.
nung nebmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
GauTtcn o9i6crtp S}uuOs".

Gie 9lngcitellten Scr 9artIett-&ap.
marc 50. babep bis geitern @littag
5uianmen o9ibtrh BONDS" I'M @er.
t6e bon $tSS,00O eefauit. ,Su ser
fommenoen @ode weroeu Ole Der.
idieoenen 9lbtbeihmeen gu oemieIben
3wede peranIaBt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13

gSeun Gic iider sebcU WOlleu, 10
faufen Sic cine Der SaidJeufarteu
Der Sperr5Oncn, bic OOm ylOtar i'm
Snrean OeS n9cutideu GOrrelpOu-
Oeut" fir eincH0Ollur sr6dltlid iiuS,
(Suni8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
DSnniiipaI. gIadlridltcn.

/ WtNWl6tpulH gtuuJFluVCN,
N}oidiniiten Oes itGotiibeu @oNer-
GeportementS er5oIten bo6eren
So5n. - 9ooepIoe in Sort @ic-
0enrp bleibt oieien Sommer ge-
! lNloiien. l9oier Sngenieiir
8aIter 6. See eupfiebIt Die On.
itaairltng BON $50 @oiieru6ren.
9ta60en Deri9ieoene W}ni1iniiten
oeS @aiier- 0eportementS ibre SteI-
hmgen auigegeben batten, enti1ieo
geitern Die 9u0get.9eb6rSe, 0aB
MoNer- rSngenieur @alter 6. See 0en
&o6n ser W}oibiniiten Don $3.50 alf
$3.75 pro Gog erb0ben iollte. llnge-
iGbr 20 oieier 9ellte 6otten in Oen
lebten @o6en reiignirt, ga iie in 6a-
briten einen 6eoeuteno 60beren Sobn
crbalten. Sr. See 6eri6tete Die 9ln-
gelegeubeit ser Budget 9eboroe nit
Der @rtIdrung, OaB er ieine belten
9eute perIiere.
StoOt.@roturutor 9. 9. 6iel0 en-
pia6l &rii. See, ioas er ni6t imitanOe
ein loIlte, brau66are @ai6iniiten 81
iinOen, @raouirte 0es @olpte6ni-
fumS an5ulteQen.
g8eitere @aiierubreu
notbmenoig.
ga Der @alieroerbrau6 in 8alti-
more ii6 in oen lebten 12 @}onaten
Don 75,0O0,0OO @aQonen pro Gag
auf 9O,0O0,0O0 @aQonen Iteigerte,
crillcbte @alier- Sngenieur @alter 6.
See Die 8uogetbe60roe, meitere 25O
g9aiierubreu an3ui1ofien. Sr. See
miro 6ieie llbren in Deri6ieOeneH
gr0Beren 6abrifen initauuen Die lei-
ner 9lnii6t na6 groBe 2uantitdten
@aIier Oerbrauheu lno @aiiermietbe
gendB Der Gr0Be Oes @ebduoes be-
8abIeu. 0ieie @ei6dfte miifen be.
oeuteno mebr be5oblen, io6alo ibnen
Die @aHernlietbe gemGB Dem Ser
bralt6 bere1net miro.
9ooeplat i'm Sort @ec-
Senr1 bIeibt ge.
9loiien.
Ger 6ffentlicbe 9aoeplub i'm Sort
McSenrp, oas eegenpdrtig bon Der
Gegierlmg fir militdrii6e 3pede be.
nubt miro, fam I'M 2oitfe oes Som-
ners BON Dem gu6lihm ni6t 6erlBt
werOen. 0ieie @nti1eioimg trof ge-
itern oie @uoget-9eb0r6e, na1Oem
SiilfS-Sofen.SSugenieur s. 9lleronOer
9eric6t erltattet bate. @r 6atte ouf
gSullih BON Wlapor Yreiton cine I'M
terludlmg ongeltellt nadocm Der
2cBtere BON pielen 8emobncrn bon
Sio-8altimore eriudbt moroen mor,
Den @aoeplnb Dem &olfe sur &eriii-
gng 5ll Iteaeu. &r. 9lleronoer fono,
oab OoS &riegS-0 0epartcment idmnIt-
lic6e @ebGuoe benltbt uno ooB i'm be-
item Sale nllr elm @c6Gu0c ais 9luS-
rmO g(nfleiOeroum 5lr &eriiigilng ge-
lteat meroen f0nntc. Die Pdrf-8e-
b0rOe uno oie oifentliAe 6reiboO-
Gommiiiion lino Oeriel6en 9lniibt,
neSbulb iiG Die @uoget6e60roe ent-
i6loB, Oos 8aO geidloiicn gu 6alten.
S2pitertofe Sci item.
9lm W3ontag reiignirte Sr. Nobert
6. See, Mapor Yrelton'S SefretGr,
rno geItern muroen 5lpei &iiten an
Srn. See aoreiiirt, I'M Bureau oeS
MaDorS abgeIieiert. Sic famen BON
oen Oh Yont.@erfen in &arlin,
9{.-Sy imo 5eigten ole 9luiI6riTt
,,Du @ont GbemicnlS". Ole 9lnge-
iteaten i'm @ureau Oes @laDorS bis
futirten ii6er ben SSnbaIt Der &iiteH
un0 i6re glnlidteH broCbten ldlieBlib
cine aagememe 9lufreain9 i'm gu'
reau 3uitanoa. Sr. =. $. 9eal, Itdo-
til6et @rploiioitoff.Snipeftor, murOe
gerltien. Seine 9lnIidt beru6igte Die
auieeregten @emiitber, lnO Die Su'
reau.glngeitcllten erleoigteu i6re 9lr.
belt. Sic warien a6er aae paar 0li-
nuten einen ideuen Bid ua1 ben
Giiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
n9finaltfOnSs fir g9aiien.n

Bd6reno Der lebten 6eioen Gage
iiuO mieOer cine 9lu5a6I 9eitrdge fir
ben 6onOs gum @riaB oes 9luSfalleS
oeS Efingitieltes I'M nGeuti6en Gor.
eingelauien. Gie err
hnltn,1n11 Nlntr2nn l Elanan,, Ana,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13
NaS 5. 9lcaimcnt aboereiit.

9ie 5. GegimentsboIIe 1T fat
gdn0li6 Oerloiien nadOem mebrere
100 @8ann uno Offi5iere iebt aud
nod obge5ogen iin6. Niur menige
Wlonn iino 0r @aruiiou.9ienIten unO
8i 9iefrutirunes8medeu 8uriideeblie-
ben. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-13

6rO6ecrenfeit ser Srcicimisfeits'
Stride i'm Gdml6ans, SriuitD.Stry
WtittwOdJ mO 0OHneritag, lin redJt
5nblrcidcn SeInd uirS aebcteu.
(Suni12-14)
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-01-19
THE PROPER COURSE.
information of Priceless Value to
Every Welsh Citizen.

Information OF PrlceieSS Ndiue "
Every Welsh Citizen.
How to act in an emergency IS
knowledge of inestimable worth, and
this is practically true of the diseases
and ills of the human body. If you
suffer with kidney backache, urinary
disorders, or any form of kidney trou-
be the advice contained in the fol-
lowing statement should add valu-
able asset to your store of knowledge.
What could be more convincing proof
of the efficiency of Doan's Kidney
Pills than the statement of a Welsh
woman who used them and who pub
licly tells of the benefit derived?
Mrs. B. W. Sargent, S. Adams ST.,
Welsh, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills
are household medicine in our fam
lily and | can recommend them as be-
ing good for kidney trouble. l have
used Doan's Kidney Pills at different
times and they have always responded
quickly, bringing good results"
! Price SOC. at all dealers. 'Don''
! simply ask for kidney remedy-ge'
lDoan's Kidney. Pills-the. same tina
Mrs. SARGENT hses. Foster-Milburl
Co., props, Buffalo, N. Y.->Adv. g.