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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
@aS man nidlt BARI.

D1it Nedt bat in Der SiBng Der y9lmercan Bar
g!ilocloton" Der eDenalige ErG0entidoits 6an0iOot
Der &epublifaner uno enitigc 9iter om Oberbln0es,
g rd5t Serr Suebes in ein0rnglider Gcoe 0oroui bn'
Gepieen ooB Der bcrrden0e Stregs5nltauO einesucgS
re @runored]te Oes omerifonden Ylrgers, ipie lie
rrb Die Geraiiln9en Der Sercingten Stooen ul0 Ger
rrideoenen Gh5clitnaten eepGbreiitct limo, olioebo
ben babe. Gennodb lit es Eilidt Der 8eantcn SanO-
ltngen Die m0glidcrlpeiie Der aregi6rung Sdpicrg.
feen in Den g8eg ege fonntcn 5u per6nOern oocr nit
Oerolenter Slrae 81 6elegen 90 bat B. o. fen Wlenlb
DoS 9cdt Die olgenOen SunOiingen 81 begebcn itnO
Die tGotdcn itaotlden ooer 8unOeSbeamten crfilllen
rur i5re Edlt, wenn e oicienigen per6aien uno Dor
ben Hdter brger, Die d 10 etiuos 5t Sd)ul0cn font
ren laien:
4. 9eOen 3it bolten, iporin irgenO SemonO mifee-
croert miro rgeno elm deficiencies @cieb 81 ibertreten
Gan5 6elonoers mB ii elm SSeoer Bitten ofientlid epos
81 iagcn, mos naturgemGB Oo5u iii6rt, ooB lnruben
%lunule, 9fu5eormgen oOer gar glufri6r iino Ser
breden begongen perOen Sn Sriegs0eten idlieBt oas
Dor alien Dingen ul9 9eidmpfungen Der omerfoni-
iden Nrmee n0 Der onIerfanildcn yfegierig o0er o.
fntlide unO beroisorOernoe g8nde eir Oob DER oiii
5iele 6eino Der 8ereingten Stoutcn iegcn ooer Ole
omeritoniide grmee eeIblogen peroen ni0ge.
2. 9ie0en 81 bolten ooer rgeno melde ionit on lib
eelesnoBge Sonollmgen 81 be9eben am ialihc Ort
ooer IN ngeredtertigter MeiIe Die 0iientliden Stra
Zen 3. g. nO in eriter 2ne nidt gum &eoen6olten 0n
IeloelH utuull, Ole Nuule llr Del VtellWeHOcIltDI
81 biloen. Desbdl6 6oben Die meitcn Std0ie &ol5ei-
rtgelh monad 9cmon0 ai 0fientlid5en StroBen unO
EldBen &erionmlingen ab6aIten ooer 9ieOen bonn Sa-
ieI oien oart obne crit BON Der betreienOcn YeborOe
cc GrlaubniB bcfonmen 5u 6aben 3aiIebe gilt BON
oentlidjen llm5iigen Die betreifen0e Ne6orOe muB
babel d el6er Elm llrt6eil bil0en Oh oas Ab6aten ol
der geriammllinsen iid nit Der ocntlibeu Oroming
rcrtrdgt. sic bari aacrOngs lib babel nidt pon cor.
rilpteli parteidJen o0er wlfirli6en 9epegeriinOcn
lciten laien. g8enn ser medDem cine olde @rlnl6nB
Derpegert miro, gaubt ooB ein olbes ungere6ticrtg
tcs Norgeben Der bereieOcn Ycboroc porliegt 10 fam
cr lidl an oen &5tcr nit Der 6oroerung enes Manou-
nnsbeiebls men0ef, ilnO ole 8cboroe miro Oonn nad-
9een miiIlen ooB elm gutter @rno porlng Die Grluub
nib 81 Oerueigern User ober trob Derwegertcr Gr-
l1bniB Die SerionnIlng obbGlt Dem gedicbt es gan5
redt, penn Die $oli5ei i'm eltnmmt
3. NemonO oar Ourd5 Gbot o6er @ort einen 9c.
onten in Der Arsiiblne iener Yilidt binoern Ees
Silt AUDI fiir ole neutrality-suspicious. no notirlid
gan5 beonOers iir Die Niglc0er 0cs SeercSpcrbanocs
0oB man id5 Dor SonOlingcn, Die in r9cnO cine
Ocier Ore Sotegorien alcn bitten nuiB, lit cigentlid
fir ieoen guteu Siracr eon5 elbipertduolid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Throughout Europe to-day there
is famine in fats such as has never
been known before in the worlds
history. The decreasing herds and
the lack of fodder have brought
about a steady falling off in the
dairy products of our allies. They
have been asking for larger and
larger exports of fats of all kinds
One hundred and twenty pounds Of
fats are estimated as being used
every year by one person. Fifty to
sixty pounds, the dietitian claims
would answer all bodily needs. The
use Of vegetable oils, such as olive
oil and cottonseed oil, will save guam
titles Of animal fats SO greatly need
ed by our allies. Dairy butter has
food value vital to children; it is
therefore advisable to use 1t on the
table as usual especially for children.
But care in conserving butter in
cooking will help US to save vast
quantities oft his product for ship
ment to Europe. We should save at
least one-third Of an ounce Of animal
fats every day; that will mean in the
end S95,O00 tons per year for our
allies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gSUn Der g'nnOcSs1c6cnsmittcl-
NOminiitrntiun.
(Ofii5icae 3uidbriiten.)
Nuiels hclicn.


Sunoertc S0otels i'm 2anoc coope.
riren nit ocr Scr. Staotcn 2cben3.
miitel Aomiliilrotion. Sic Sotclbc.
iibcr bobcn iib pcrpfliht1t, Ocn 9tc.
icln trcl nad5itionlmcn, mclde Die
2cbcnsmiitel glOminiitration ais
&icbti6mlr iiir iie nicOcrgclcgt bat.
0ieic &oicIs Gobcn Oen Nlan elmer
ARo6I5cit Ocn Sag obne @ei5cnme5l"
mlgcnonmcn sic ucrwcn0en bci Der
,3ubercitllng bon Yrot Stollen unO
SUDDEN, Oic bel eiilcr Der tGgliden
NiobI3citen auigetrugcn werOcn
WlaiS, &oegen, 9udwci5en unO Soa-
icrgriibe on Stelle BON @ei5en. Sbr
Elan lit ein Qusge5eihnetcs Yeiipiel
Iiir nae SouSbaltungcn oeS SunOe9.
g9ir brou6eu @ei5en iiir Die euro.
rdii9cn Golfcr. lille obigen @ctrci.
oeortcn MAIDEN 9ilteS 9rot. Gic Sc
bcnsnlittel- Administration miro Sd.
rem 2ciern germ gInuciilng iiir bic
3ubereitling iolden @roteS gcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sciualtist Oic 6cttfmapp6cit.

SSn gan5 europa beliebt belite cine
sScttindppbeit, mie Die gSelt lie bis6er
lie gcfonnt bat. Gos 9lbnebmen Der
SDeerocn unO Der Wlongel an 6utter
bat in ocn 9dnocru linierer glaiirten
cine bcitdn0igc 8erminOerlng Der
l2oIfcrciprooiifte 6erporgcrllien. Sic
hnben iortwGbreno Inn groBere 9lls-
iii6r bon 6ctten erfibt. Gs lit be-
rcbnet worocn, Dob inn Sobr bon ic.
DER 'ein5elnen Berion ein6unocrt ltn0
oiuon5ig Efuno 6ett Derbroubt miro.
Didtetifcr 5aben nbcr ieltgeltellt, Dab
iiinBig bis ied5ig %nno Dem &orpcr
eenilgen. Die Gerwcnoung bon lol.
cben Yflan5en0len mie Slipenol unO
9oimpoQiamcn Del miiroe groBc
O}oiien BON tbierii6cm 6ett iiir un-
icre gLaiirten lporcn. Die Dlolferci-
butter entbGlt glGbrItofie, welbc BON
pitalem @ertb fiir &inOcr limo; cS
lit oes6alb rat6iamL pic Gelpo6nli1,
nit Dem @e6rouh BON Butter am
Gid, 6cionOers iiir ainOer, iort5ii-
io6rcn. glber poriit6tigeS Gcrwcn-
0cn bon Butter bein &odcn miro
ms 6elien, eroBe Guontitdtcn oicics
FroOuftes fiir ben Ncriauot na6 Gu.
ropo 5n iporcn. gSir ioQtcn icOcn
Gag min0ciicns cine Orittcl lln8c ron
tDieriiAem 6eit iparcn. Gas wiiroe
i'm Sabre $4,000 Sonncn fiir uniere
9(aiirten bcoeuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

statement Of the Ownership, Management.
Circulation, etc. required by the Act Of Au-
gust - lgl3 of Der ID. utsche Cores DOndcnt.
published daily. at Baltimore, for October
1911 Stnte OF Maryland, CITY OF Baltimore;
Before me. Notary Public I'm and for the
state and City aforesaid, personally appear
"a RVnn A. Heinz. who. having been duly
sworn according to law depOses and says
that he is the Publisher Of Der Deutsche
Correspondent. ana that the following is. TO
the best Of his knowledge and belief a true
land II daily paper, the circulation. etc. OF
the aforesaid publication for the dntr shown
In the above caption. required by the Act of
August "a 1912. embodied Ia section ilA
Postal Laws nnd Regulation. TO wit:N
l. That the names and addresses OF the pub
lShcr, editor, managing editor, and business
managers are; Publisher, Evan A. Heinz. 26fl
w orth Ave, Baltimo e., Md; Editor. John
r. Puess. 1903 n. Milton Ve.. Baltimore,
N. Milton Ave-, Baltimore. d.; business
Manager, Evan A. Heinz, 26i3 w North Ave.
Baltimore. Nd.
2 That the owners are; Annie v. Rune,
1912 Eutnw Place. Baltimore, d.
B. That the known bOndhOlderS, mort
pageeS aud other security holders holding
] per cent or more OF total amount Of bonds
mortgages, or other securities are: None.
>. That the average number OF copies OF
each issue OF this publication sold or distri-
buted, through the mails or otherwise, TO
paid subscribers during the SIX months pro-
ccdinR the date shown above is GO7O.
Evan A. Heinz, Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me his a..
dayof September inl7 ChaS. Huopelmeyer.
Notary Public MY commission expires
May 1851 lseal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
FROM THE UNITED STATES FOOD
ADMINISTRATION.
lOmclal communlcaLlons.l }


Cooperating with the United States
Food Administration are hundreds
of the hotels throughout tho country.
The proprictors have pledged them
selves faithfully to carry out the
rules laid down for their guidance
by the Food Administration. These
hotels have adopted the plan of "A
wheatless meal a day" They are
substituting corn, rye, buckwheat,
and oatmeal for wheat in the prepar-
alton of the breads, rolls, and cakes
served with at least one meal day.
Their plan is an example for the
families of this country. We need
wheat for the nations in the Old
World All of these food cereals
make good bread. The Food Ad-
ministration viii gladly send recipes
for these breads to your readers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sin gladrnf fiir SUnia glIfuduI.

yhln Ole Shnoppsbrcnnere engciteat 10 gut wie
tpot it, lnO crit nod 9cenOigmg ocs Sreges ibrc 9u
erltebung cieru funn lit es mobl aneebrodt icbt audi
oes @uten 5u ococntet, occn iie iid ribnen orritc
Gs limo feincm me9r Snoen nodgeagt morOcn ais
Dem 90nig 9lltobol gtur ictcn uroe c0od) oili Oc
gdben uo oic 9}o6ueno9fe ocs 9lfo6ols fiir onoere
ais Srint0wcde bingeuiccn uno 0eier gfdJtcruG9uug
uno gtidterUG6nulg lit cs Uorncbmlh 5u5uidrcibeu
ooB lett Dem Sabre 1914 bis @iite oiceS So6rcs Yren
ncrcien 6ren gctric6 cinclten bc3p iid nnOcren 6n
brifations5wcdcl 5uponOtcll, Oic idbrb ibcr 10000
coo @olloncn 9llfobol 81 cr5euecn pcrinodtcn glfo
bo lit lmcnt6cbrlid ir oic Scritclhmg iegliher &rt
SdeBpulucr, 0ccn Die Ser Stootcn icbt IN p GROCER
yen0e bcoiircl Cic 0cgcmpdrtge YroOuftion ir oie.
ien 3wed lit p0Ilia mgcniiacno, uno cs miro 5icnli6
onee Belt crior0euL Oic EroouttionsiG6gtcit picOcr
mlf cine iolhc S65t 5u bringcn OoB oic arie9i6rmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
aas stciacn Ocs eiI6crprciiea.

@S mar, mcnn mir nidt irrig ino, Yismurd Der
0en 9lusprub tbat OoB Die Seriudle, @ol0 gum nlein
gen 3oblungsmittc gu madlei i'm an Den Serlud bon
brei WGnnern ma6ne, untcr elmer 0ede 81 Alaen Die
fiir 5pe faln groB genug ici @r picte Oamit o Die
flanpboiten unO einer Weimtg nad) ucrgeblidcn 9ln
itrcnguneen an SLIDER ais allgcmcin gcltenocs 3ab
htngsntel g1l5li6 aus Dem gSeltocrtcbr aus5ut)1'
ten. Ger Serlau Der Grcignic dicn 9smord llnrcAt
geben 3it molcn ocnn innler me6r SGioer panOtcn d
rpm Der GoppemGbung, Die @jolO lmO SLIDER in cinen
eciceIi eigecscn oe0eneitiecn Scrt6perbdlmiic ais
Miin5mctol gleidc Selhtng 5uecitcbt ob inO Der rc
ren 0o0wGbrung 81, uno Der Silberpreis ianf ilner
tcer bis cr in ocn critcn o6ren Oiecs abrbunoerts
ou Dem SonOoncr Wiorfc nit 26 Sencc per lln5c eincn
SieionO erreidte
Scit cner 3eit modte lid icOod) cine longiamc a6cr
anldcineno unouibatame MISUNDERSTANDING gcltcno
Ole in 0cn Ore SSobreu felt Yceinn OeS arcgcS an Sn
tcrlit1t tarf 5ugeonncn bat un0 lcttc gSodc 0cn c
Sdbr5ebnien nidt mcDr erreidtcn Fres pon un9cloDr
liinSiQ |cnce ouf 0cm &onooner Warlte ul0 BON bcr
einem Ioaor in Jicu gort 5cgtc ytod imncr 1T Der
W1in5mert6 ocs Silberoolors Inn cil gonjcs Sbc gro
ber ais e Wieoamcrt5 abcr DER llntcrl6ic0 5uildcn
Sen beOen bat ic 5uiCben0s Oerringert un0 wen ooS
Steiqen 0eS SilbCrpreiles on0nuern un0 Die Wol0ge
miirung nod mciter lid periroern loc mie es III Ocr
lebten 3et gcicben it, 10 mag Der Tug ndt mcbr ter
Icir no Der innerc g8cr6 0es Sl6eroolars n0 cn &C.
ictlid)er @elhrngswertb einnnoer gei1 ein pcroen
GieS 0rIte eintretel, obalo Der Freis Ilir GelDer
ou uneefGbr 81 20 per l5c geltegen iit Gum oirltc
alid @ismords 9luSiprud wieOer 81 @bren fummcn.
Die @rinOe fir Die b0bere 9eiuertbung ocs Slbcrs
aui Dem @eltmarfte limo nah Der @rfdrmg encs be-
tonnten 6odmonncs inl @G6rngsweicn enlaf rno
Icidt oeriduolid CT ogt, rGie 9tadIroge nod SLIDER
por nemolS 10 groB ais gegenp6rtig, un0 9eid5citig
iii aud Die Silbergurnnng Die geringlte cit elmer
Gebe BON ,Sabren @or 5e5n Oocr 5uoli Sa6rcn prool
5ircn oc SiIberlnincn Ger gclt imgeidbr 22000OOOO
lln5en, i'm lebten Sabre ober nllr i75O0000O n6cn
oaDon 75000000 lllt5en in ocn Gcr Stoatcn. 9eltc
li Nlerifo iir Sil6crgewmmg o5uiogcn nuBcr 6roge,
nogeqen es in rbercn Sabren einer Der groBtcn BRO
0u5cnten Ocs meBcn MietolS mar. SSn CANADA MAIDEN
lid oie g9rfngen Ocs MlitdrOcncs ser glrbcter GEL
tcnO, uno oic Gcuinnng in Ocn Der. Stuutcn leioct
icGr bcOeteno 0urd Die glrbeeinellm9cn in ocn STU
picr6ergpcren Ocs gSeitgns ole i'm Suule oes Sobres
itcrf Sl Der Si6ernus6eite bcitragen Die 9naconoa.
Mine Die gr0Bte Silbernine I'M HanOe, lit gcidlollcr
un0 0olelbe lit nit Der Butte. lmO Superior Diine DER
6oa Die beiobc 6ab 10 picl SLIDER proou5ir ais Die
NnoconOominc, 81 gledDcr 3ct abcr touIcn oic He.
germgcn Der gan5en SSct IN groBcrcm llmange ais c
5itDor Sibcr mo loiien es osmr5cn Nlcincr Anibt
nodb lit SLIDER wieocr ,wirIlidcs @co" gnorocu no
miro nod0cm cs picOcr os oldcs @etuig 0euonntn
bat cs aud pcitcrbn oerGeibcn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Vnl more, 20. ScpicWher l9lL
Die SirnBcnonrCbbrn6es0 s0unnnillnre Der Siuot
baltimore nlddcn bicrmit pcIndb Den &orlbrli
ten oce Baltimore Sidot0buricre bciannt. bnB
iic cinc 0Cialniric Sillc aucr ingclpro0cnen
SniOdoi0nnocn. ciilianbcncn uniolicn mo iii'
pciproOcncn 9ScrOcrDU0nnncn uchii elmer en-
lldrcn0cn Nartc ultc,iipcn lichcH IN Scrbn.
ounG init Der Npnocmnirnng nno Smliehnnn
bcy @trrnnoorcihi1itcn Stralc, opn Vllerciie.
Nucnnc bis Einncc ynuc, uno cincc SHcilco
ocr Siuacc yanc, 6lUildcn 0cr nuiWtoorcBl0.
ten Sltanc Eno eincm Enntte nuaeialr 40
Stalle, nemab oct an IA gprH 1910 hiliers
5clhnctcn Scruronun 9r, l23 ocs WinOor3
nH0 Sacnnibs BON Baltimore
Sic 0nil0d0iAunAen mo NblhdtnllAen be-
iDrdnic d, oebuen b aus mo lunldilcn
ciaiDlcblid b0c 9ctt Der SicrunoorciBiGilcn
Sirdic, bon Der Onieiic ocr 0ueSiegpeHne
bis sur LnQcsHunc bcioc Sciie ocr lnAcS
Nanc. clnldlcBl1 ocs Nciice ocrlclbclL bon
Der fiiolidicn Sctc Der OiiniunoorciBigiicn
Sirabe, pon oer Gillette Der 9uersie.gloelne
norolid Der Sinun0oreiBAicn Sirnhc, 0el
4Dcl Der IinQco Zane, Elm Srcicd az oer
AoroWcl Gdc Der NrciuHnorclBialicn Stfube
uno Gncrellc .elbcmuc bil0cuo; bci0c Sciicu Der
Ain0cs cunc. eiuihlichli6 oco Nctco oericbct
bis so cincm Iuni ll0 SUB. mcDr oocr me
Qcr liiopcltli6 BON ocr SrcinnooreibiGlicn
Sirobc mo noropciil0 nuo iooltiD Der
IngCs cane; Ctuciie Der @ucrsicslpclme,
bon Der gloroiciie Der SreiuuootciBiQlien
Stabe his lrr iitoliUlicn Seitc oer Sinlnnos
oreieiQlitn SiruBe (&cnabc @urD gSciuciie
ser Observation-Disclosures non ocr yiproicite pcr
SreinnoorcBaicu Stra6e bis iu cinem Runi
200 SUB. mepr oocr mclli8er. ntroli1 Der
SreiniooreBigiicn Strnhe
llnO tic gcbcu bicrmii icrner 6ciannt ban
beiaate elite nebf Der crflarcuocn Naric iiir
Die Snipcltion aler odrn iHtcrciiirien 8crlos
ncn bcreii III uno Dab Die 0ommiire lb am
1irutaa, ocm 5wciten Eagc oCe Sftubcr 1917,
Inn II llbr GOrmiiians. Ia ibrcm girCuu i'm
9iuibbnus fir ocn 3iUcd beriammcln mcroen.
ir0cno mclbe IN bcfagcr giiie enibaltcnen VIM
Qabcu Su reOioiren. Aegcn mclde Bcroncn
@inprucb erbcpcn m0gcn. bic oarin inlcrciiirt
81 cin bebauptcn.
1Uln g. 9iDbuctir,
Ncnrn ~. NiHcl,
NnrrD u. NcmlcD,
Gontmilidrc.
Gn0cuC n. 9iuoners,
(Scpi26- -20) 6letf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

glm a. September HoucN w. Nrmrrr gir
4t9 Nt Sati "tncmic l3 yahrc 0!i
9lm % Sepicmbcr d, Winrmntulc wrooman
Nj. 1870 Moro .rn3crnc Siranc "a sabre alt.
gm "a september 9lntuni Wlaita, yir. 2022.
SalicrnglOennc. 81 Sabre alt.
NH a. Sepicmbcr 0Da YintncrmDl, Ct. so
fcph's Noiniia % S0hrc ar
PIN "a. Scpicmber @inic ~. @eio, g8oman'S
Nolpiinl. 53 Sabre ALL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

On icincr Sinipradlc an bic GnisnS Der 6lOttcu.
9icicrpe webe jimg IN Oos reguldre Oiii5ercorps
ouieenomnen purOcn, daBcrtc iid6 Scfrctdr ConelS
iitcr Die 6ortidrtc. wcldc in oieien CicnlBwcgc
nd6rcno Der lcbtcu Wlonote ecmodt worocn iinO pie
rIet: u9lm f. September 1916 belief iih Ole Gota
Grfe DER Slote lnO ocs Nloriuecorps, Oiii5ere lmo
Monni6oiten oes rcelGren 0icnites mo Der &cleroe
drocdloen aui 7l,5l2. Am T. September .. s..
bctrug Oice 3obl 232990 90 popul1r lit Der 6loter
Gicnit gepor0cn ooB 0aS Gcportcmcnt ih ge5iruugcn
gcc6cn 6ot Die @nicluo pon 2een 5u iitircn neil
Grill Stntionen unO Sdic uidt raid genug gcbmt
mcrocn fonuteil INN iouicroc prddteer ,n9en unter
5u6rinoen, Die 5u oen 6a6ncu Der 6ottc ellen weIdc
boIO Die olnpcrgIeibIid bmrcdjenoitc III Der @cIt"
ein Miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

"a 1cnlpnOcr TVII
s. pir0 bicrmii befaHh acm0di ou6 Geo.
~ & G. ". Aincclicr acmnb bcr am 40.
Suu 1905 unicrscibnccn Scrornniua g,r. 100,
Wbihnii AZ. IdrdNrapO II tptc an 2S. 9o'
uculber 1911 nncuoirD. I'M 0rlnubulB n0hAc'
hihi bahcit oas Nnucicn Jtr ii1-l1N. glrhs
StraBc nls cine Mciing ~icbcrci 81 benuben
3. g. NbrHr,
(Scpi27 2s) 5eoduoc Supciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
gInna (fldlcn6adl.

IS iiarb am 26 Scptcmbcr 1917 in i6rer
9Subuunp 9ir. GIG, McitsSaitimrrc. StlnNc,
Nnun Gidcnbndl, Gclcuic Satin ron CsCur "
@idenbnd ino gSihpc oeS pcriiorbencu Srcoei
rid Wditb (0cborenc NpcriiorD, 5s Sabre alt.
Tic Nccroieuu0 innci bon phincr 9Hnhunuo nrS
Hat ne 3cii ocrielpcn piro ipdier ange6ci0i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
8ricObGfc.
SaItimorc (SemctcrS.

'DNrcan; Nanpt,Glnnann Hortb,glUcnnc, BhliM
uUn ocr VaD. StrnNc.
NeQrdbiuBplnCc Az bcriducu bon $40 nn.
Gciiion IA. uuicr inmcriuuOrenncr Mulliht
$50. 3laum fir 8 eliliabe @rdber. 0lcganic
lcuc Mupcllc.
Qn5crncIlrabcus@in @inannQ icbt often (S---)
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Ncfnnntnndlnnnen.
NArcan brg @rlaNer-anIpeIIara.

". -CNTlWUcI VI I.
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
MISS AGNES DIETz WEEDS

The following clipping from a
Shelby, N. c., paper will be of con-
siderable interest here, where the
bride formerly lived, when her faith
er had charge of the construction
of the local Postoffice building:
"On last Saturday afternoon at
6 o'clock a quiet but pretty cere-
mony took place at the Shelby Ho-
tel when Miss Agnes Dietz and Mr..
B. V. Buchanna were united in mar
riage, in the presence of a few spe-
cial friends of the bride, who has
been making her home here for a
number of months.
"The parlor in which the cere-
mony was performed was artistical-
ly decorated. The VOWS were spok-
en- before an improvised altar, the
background Of white with standards
holding baskets of exquisite roses
and sweetpeas, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Mr.. l.. McB.
White, pastor of the First Baptist
church. The bride and groom en-
tered together, the bride looking
very handsome in her travelling cos
tune of tan cloth and accessories
to match. Her flowers were Brides
roses and ferns.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the wedding guests repaired to
the dining room, where a sumptuous
wedding supper was enjoyed. The
large dining table was arranged
with profusion Of pink roses, a
large crystal basket of these pink
blossoms forming center-piece
with smaller baskets at each end
ST the table. The soft glow of
numerous pink lighted candles add
ed to the beauty of the scene.
Plates were laid for thirty guests
and toasts were drank to the
health and happiness of the bride
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Buchan-
ma left that evening for their home
in Atlanta, Ga"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03
POSTERlTY SHOULD PAY

The burdens of this war should
not be saddled entirely upon the
people of this generation. Poster
ity, glorying in its results, should
pay its share of the expense.
To levy abnormal taxes upon all
commodities will be but to put a
a financial and physical strain up
on the people which they can ill af-
ford to bear, for when the necessi-
ties of life are taxed it is the con-
sumner who pays the bill.
The common people-and by that
term we mean the great mass of the
people who EARN their living from
day to day-are already staggering
under burdens that are far too
heavy for many of them. The COM
placency of Congress in the face
of highway robbery by the food
barons is forcing them almost to
the point of desperation. The stom-
ach demands food. and often the
.pocketbOok is not able to supply it
in sufficient quantities. The food
barons are hogging the substance
and the people are paying for the
husks.
Too much of our war revenue
should not be raised by immediate
taxation. Posterity should pay its
share in interest and principal on
long time bonds.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03

The people have Loyalty submitted
to the necessity for economy, and
are virtually living on war sche-
dule. Luxuries have been eliminat-
ed and expenditures have been linn
tied to bare necessities. The addi-
ton of heavy tax to this would
be the utmost folly.
If Congress would become as
patriotic as it expects of the peo-
pie, then let it enact laws that will
guarantee the farmer and the pro-
Queer a fair price for his pro-
ducts, and the consumer that he
will not be required to pay more
than fair margin of profit over the
cost of probationary the utter
elimination of all spectators and
other grasping hogs.
And let pOsterity pay part of the
bill.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-07-03

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