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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
TIMOTHY Q. LYNCH

The funeral of Timothy c. Lynch was held from his late home, 266 Gregory street at S:30 this morning and from Sacred Heart church at g o'clock where Rev. Thomas J. Mooney sang the high mass of re- quiem. At the offertory Miss Kath- crime Lombard sang Ave Maria and after the mass, "Only Waiting" The services were largely attended. The bearers were Michael Tracy, Harold McGraw, Albert Gallagher, Austin Tierney, William Peton and Daniel Dolan. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, Norwalk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
Public Hearing for
 Recreation Boards
 Plans This Evening

No opposition is expected this even ing when the common council holds a public shearing on the proposed ordi- nance creating a Recreation commits sion.
 The ordinance proposes that the licensing and granting of permits for amusements of all sorts, shall be piac- ed in the hands of az commission of five, one to be the superintendent of parks or someone representing the park board; one to be the supfrinten- nent of schools or some one represent ing the school board; one a member of the common council and the other two appointed by the mayor, one of whom shall be a woman.
 The commission will have charge of all public amusements whether conducted for private gain or not, in cluding theatres, shows of all kinds, moving pictures, Sunday shows and concerts, Sunday baseball, etc. None of the theatre managers or others in- terested in these amusements has evinced any interest in the matter. Rev. John M. Brown, pastor of the First Baptist church, who has been the head of the commission which made a survey of Bridgeport before the ordinance was drawn, is expected to appear this evening in it's favor. Rev. Mr. Brown will explain how the $7.0o0 which the board of apportion- ment has granted the commission is to be expended Others who favor the matter will appear.
 The ordinance provides for super visor of all amusements who shall be on salary, the amount to be fixed asy the commission.
 The commission which made the survey and on whose recommendation the ordinance has been drawn is: Rev. MT. Brown, Rev. Richard F. Moore, LL. D., Miss Buphonsyne Bown, Dr. David Levy and Harvey c. Went.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
JOSEPH ". FISHER.

Joseph W. Fisher, foreman at the Remington Aims & Ammunition Go. died at the Bridgeport hospital last night following brief illness. MT. Fisher, who resided at 269 Dover street, was 43 years old. He came to this city from Springfield, Mass, where he was member of De Soto lodge, I. o. o. F. He is survived by his widow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

high mass of requiem was sung by Rev. John c. Lynch. assisted by Rev. John F. Keane as deacon and Rev. Joseph T. Picker as subdeacon. Schmidt's mass was sung by the choir and after the mass. Some Sweet Day. was rendered. The services were largely attended. The bearers: Will liam 0anley, Harry Flynn, James Bar rett. James Gourdney, John Kelly and Samuel Greninger. Father Lynch read the committal service at the grave, in St. Michaels cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
SCORES IdFERARY TRASH.

Fr0f. Henry Haiian Fwsedy, of the Yais Divinity scheoi, delivered pow erfal speech at the First Presbyterian church last night Whan he warned the public against reading trashy nov- els aad against the back-stairs prac- tiee of reading ths sentimental trash and morbid parts of modern litera. ture,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
IDA s. PERKINS

Ida s. Smith, widow of Charles H. Perkins, died yesterday at her nome, 341 Maplewood avenue. Mrs. Per- kins was born in Fairfield 67 years agod the daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Smith of that town. She had lived in this section of the coun- try all her life. Two sisters survive hn nr Z '
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
OBITUARY
EIIZABETH NORTON.

The body of. Elizabeth, widow of Thomas Norton of 66 Seymour street. was taken on the 10:38 train this morning to New Britain where funer- al services were held this afternoon and burial was in Fairview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
CAPTAIN EDWARD BAKER

The funeral of Capt. Edward Baker of the McCaffrey line Stake boat in the local harbor, was held from the mortuary chapel of Henry B. Bishop at 3:30 this afternoon. Rev. Paul F. Clemen, pastor of St. Paul's German Lutheran church conducted the ser vices Burial was in Mountain Grove cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
JANE s. CHURCH

The funeral of Mrs. Jane s. Church was held at 9 o'clock this afternoon from her late home 560 Atlantic street, Rev. George M. Brown. pas tor of the First M. E. church conduc- ted the services. The body will be taken to Waterford for burial.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
26 Sacks Of l Mail Killed
 On Big Ship

New York, March 19.-Twenty-six nnal bags addressed to Washington and the British embassy in Washing ton were found to have been rified on board the Canard liner saxonia on her arrival hare today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

Welcome hone'' was the greeting extended to Ambassador Gerard, re- turning to America from Berlin. by the big crowd that packed City Haii park, New York, to greet the ambas- sador when at last he reacheI nome after travelling from Berlin via Berne, Paris, Madrid, Corunna, Havana, Key West and Washington. The temper of the assemblage had already been stirred by patriotic speeches by May or Mitchell and John B. Stanchfield, chairman of the mayors committee for the reception of the ambassador, both of whom had referred to MT. Gerard as a pro-American ambassa- dor without fear or favor for either party in the war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
Ca0vHm UHHB EHTERRAINs.

Ths Glover elub in an Irish Night" gave Tnennbsrs of the organization anA their frisnds al interesting min- stsei shsw at ses Fairfield avenue, last Risht. Aneng the entertainers Wsrs MstthsW Iascay, William Reg neFy, Vincent Reaham, illi2ER Cole, EdYaf4 Wsrsk, Charles Canning 7GqfFay Rerkins, William LundberE James Eeaxns and William Mur- ray.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES


 soc Kidney Remedy. 2 for 51c $1 Kidney Remedy.2 for $1.O1 soc PilH Treatment. 2 for Sic $1.00 Wine Cod Liver Oil Ex- tract ......... 2 for $1.01 soc Asthma Pencils. 2 for Sic soc Blood Tablets 2 for 5Ic soc Catarrh Spray Liquid
 2 for 51c soc Sol. Chlorides with For maldehyde 2 for 51c 5c Court Plaster. 2 for Sc 5c Absorbent Cotton. 2 for 6c 5c Gauze Bandage. 2 for 6c Bed Wetting Remedy 2 for 26c 5c Sulphur. 9 for 6c 10c BOrax 2 for lie. 25c Co. Cathartic Pills
 2 for 26c 10c Soda Mints. :. <. 2 for lie, 1 quart Witch Hazel. .36cI 5c Catnip. .... 2 for 6c DC Hops. ..s. ... 2 for 6c 25c Scales Pills. !. 2 for 26c 25c Browns Tonic Tablets
 2 for 26c 25c Ko-Ko Baskets. 2 for 26c 50c Natural Tough Sponges
 2 for 51c|
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
SOAP

Witch Hazel Shaving Lotion 25c; Shaving Brush 25c;
 both for 26c| 10c Peroxide Bath ..2 for 11c| 10c Majestic Glycerine.2 for 11c| 10c Colonial Dame. .2 for 11c| A few cakes of Imported Soaps, 25c cake. ...... ... ..2 for 26cl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
ARTHUR PHILLIPS.

The body of Arthur Phillips. man. ager of the Beacon Falls Rubber Co.,, of New Haven, who was killed Ill an automobile accident at Brooklawn and North avenues, early yesterday morn ing, was sent to New Haven this morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

0c Carbolic Soap. .2 for lie Oc Tar. Soap. ... .-. 2 for He, 0c Hand Soap. 2 for lie 0c Old Fashioned Oatmeal Soap ......... 2 for lie 0c Witch Hazel Soap 2 for lie 0c Hard Water Castle Soap
 = 2 for tic
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
British Lose ] Destroyer In
 German Raid

London, March 19-A British des- troyer and a merchant vessel were sunk and another destroyer was dam aged in German naval raid at ! Ramsgate, the admiralty announced today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

Nist te Dc hopsa that our merchant shlpS are not required t9 send com- E3{eg ont fe F4fH fhs slahrpaFanes tllat Ws ars gping t9 ftFs on the1n
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
FIX SENATOR CHANDLER I1h.

Washington, March 19-The condi- ton of former Senator Chandler of New Hampshire, critically sick at his home here, was unchanged today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

Dr. Alberto E4enaprino, former pres ident of Honduras and now minister at Washington, is seriously i'll.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

25c Foot Bath Tablets 2 for 26c .25c Carbolated Witch Hazel Ointment 2 for 26c Nasal Douche, Birmingham Staple, 15c ...... 2 for 16c BOG Extract Vanilla. 2 for Bic soc Extract Lemon. .2 for Bic Rexall Cald Tablets, 25c.,
 2 for 26c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

CATHERINE F. DELANEY
 The funeral of Miss Catherine F. Delaney was held from the home of her parents. MT, and Mrs. Thomas T.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
HOUSEHOLD NEEDS

25c Little Liver Pills 2 for 26c, S5c Liggett's Beef Cubes 2 for 36cI 25c Arnica Salve. a for 26cl 25c Carbolic Salve. 2 for 26cl 25c Rat and Roach Paste
 2 for 26cl 25c Rhinftis Tablets. 2 for 26c' 61c Towels. .2 for 51cl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19

e9la eoip to the amount of s7,7se, ,oae
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-19
RUBBER GOODS

RUBBER GOODS Red Rambler Water Bottle Red Rambler Syringe
 $1.51 < ? for $1.7d Stork Nipple. 2 Stork 25c Ear Ulcer Syringe 5c Medicine Droppers.
 26c!Rubber Gloves pair
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

err mid gebeten botte. gr botte 5it-
fdllig geb0rt, ipie mir Serr Srentoine
scipiiie @orldfdge modte, fiir5 ~ iie
3ogerte erlt, oamt ober fiibr fie nit
feIter Stimme fort, icb fam Sbnen
e6eniogut Die ear3e @abrbeit er56b.
len Seit Dem 9Lbeno ienes eriten
@erbredens bat mid Serr Eremoine
nit ieinen 9lufmerfiamfeiten berfolgt.
Domnls bielt idb iie leoigli6 fin
frede 8eibimpfungen ~ iebt iebe ih,
Dab er es i'm Grnite eenIeint baben
fam.
SD 8fpeifle ni6t i'm serireiten oa-
ran, Itini1te @oofreD BEL. 9Llio, &err
GrDsooIe borte, bnB Eremnine I'M
sic oubielt2
sSoipobl ~ eeraoe oos.
gl6er er borte and Sbre @eige.
ritng2
. geiuiB, eripioerte fie ldHelno inS
errotete eili peiig; er borte, iDie id
i'm olifs enti1ic0enite obipies; ober
gerooe oieIer ltmitono rci5te Serrn
Eremoine 81 eincr maBloieu Sprocbe,
Die 0rDsodle mifbrodte iino ourb mid
oitfgebrodt babcn ipiiroe, ipdre id) OH
ieiner Stelle geipeien. @r pcrlaugie
ron mir idD ioIlc ibm Grfldrungcn
ilber neine 8e3iebunaen 5u &errn
Tremoine gebeii, uno icb beriprodi
ibm Dies oiidl geraoe fir ben glbeno,
an 0em er - an Dem CT ii6 ans oent
$mlie eutferute. Iies bat mid tief
berleBtl
@oofreD boite oiifmerfiom 5uoe-
tort uro BON Belt 81 Belt genidt.
Gs feblt MIR nod ein @unft iogtC
er. 99uBte &reinainc bon Sbrer gl6-
iic6t 3rpsoale Die @eidbidte 81 err
5dGlen2
sSapobl ~ er mari mir iie iogar
Tor.
9l6a IT CT botte uabrideinlidl am
Ghliilellod) gelouiht
Gr bebmlptete, Serr DrDSoole babe
es ibm geiast Sd mill nod bin5ll-
fiigen, Serr @oofrep, oaB i'd Scrrt
9rDsoale luio oen Coroner al oen
@lorgen trof, ais lie geraoe fort5ll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
9 ~ g = O Fri a
5Rtttr NrRnlf&1.

Wlntter uno SHipeiter iinteritiitt,
pdbren0 er fort mar
SSn Sing-Sing; er lit Der idperlte
@inbre6er glcip g)orfs, ober er bat
AUDI feline giiten Seitcb 5rm 8eilpiel,
Dob er on ienem 9[beno EbonIpioit
nah @oiiie brodte
SSaipobl, er ifrieb mir, er polle
tln, mas in ieiner Wodt itebe, iDenn
CT mir in irgen0 etpoS hebilflidj fem
fonrte. SD mill SSinn1D oitfiud1en
Sun sic es ~ ipenn Sie ibn 81
beIIern bernogen, pir0 Sbnen Die
g2ep gorfer Boli5ei rieiig oanfbar
iein
SD iperoe es innerbin Deriu6en,
idloB iie
@oofrcD lebrte iidb NIT einemSeut-
5er Der 8efrieoigung in ieinen Stubl
6ilriid.
SD oenfe, Sic @eidiHte iit iebs
oroentlid flar geiporoen, idgtc CT,
oqS bringt ms 5ur 5ipeiten erniteren.
lln0 oa m0dtc ib Gle 5un1dlt fru-
qen, fr1ulein Gropoon, Oh sic glaii-
ben, ooB Sie rid)tig banOelten, ais
sic 3ulieben ooB Sad 8rpsoole ms
@ef1nenis gefiibrt wuroe, oa ibn occ9
Elm eiii3iges @ort aus Sbrem DhInoe
bate retten tonrcn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

geben i'm @eeriff paren. Sd beidpor
i'm, Dem Coroner 81 iagen, no CT
peipeien iei. @r optiuortete mir 70
grob uno berGdtlid, Dab id oad)te, cr
iei perriidt gciporoen.
&ein Munoerl Sie iporen beiOe IN
ciuem SSrrtimt befangen. SD nebmc
on, ooB nid)t Sie oieie Wlitteilung an
Serrn 0rDsoole eeihrie6en boben2
@r iibergdb ibr ben 9rief, ben er
in 9rpsOales Bopierforb ertoedt
botte.
Gle griff 5itterno oornnH, iie iHien
bereits 5li ar9iuobnen mas oarin
itono; raid iiberflos iie oen SSnbolt.
g3ein, 6eipiB ni1t rief fie, ih babe
rie etiDos Gerdrtiges geidrieben.
Serr Godfrey. $50 fontnt oas Der?
Sizes Sbre Sanoidrift2
9lllerOings, iogte iie init einent
@lid oorallf, Dos beiBt, es bat glebn.
li1feit init oer. meinigcn. gIbl SD
iegitltc 3lt ucrlicbeul
SSdmobl iagtc @oofrep, eiii iaiibe.
teS Wioc6iperf Tieic Switching Der.
anlaBteDrpsodle, Ginoils5ugcben unS
oroilBen sit bleibeib bis i'm oos @e-
witter ieelicbo Soffnung bendbm, Sie
no6a5 treiienan @r IrbloB Onraiis,
0oB Gie nit ibnt ipielicn; ais er sil-
riidfebrte, entoedtc or, Dab Sie Oen
glbeno init Gremoine 3ugebrodlt bot
ten nod)ber oiif ieinem 3tmmer
beging er cine 9ieibe bon Gollbeitcn,
er 5erbra1 eiiicu Stod, mari allerlei
in ben %dpicrforb, iiio beidloB enos
lid, ob5ureiiei; ertnadite lid baron,
cin5npadcn ime Damn i'm @ang
totcn Sie i6HL pie er alaubte, nod
cen S1impf an bon iDu 81 Derlan-
gent er iolle iogen
sic gebot ibm nit elmer bcr5peifel.
ten &ou0bciuegung, 81 ihlpeigen-
8, id milB iDn aiifiii1enl rief he.
GtipaS niiliS aei6ebeil
GtpaS miro qeic5eDer beritbigte iie
@oofrep in0 itnno oiif; Der wabre
Sduloige miro bellte abenO Dcrbafict
iein.
Ser pabre Sbuloigc2 fra9te lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

idjcu fam.
&bonas mel0ete, 6oB unIer SSitbr-
perfl alif ms Darte; @elroD begleitete
inns binlnter.
SD boffe, Sic beiiiAer iuis bier
eiilnial inter giiuitigeret llnltdnoel,
benlerftc er ui0 idiittelte uns her5liA
6ic &auO.
O1ittlerlueile iDar es 9lbon0 gemor-
Den tno roic9 fapt oie glocbt bcreiu,
p1bren0 mir nad) 9abplu fnbren
g8ir fonnen Dor ddjt llbr 3speiuno-
Dier5ig iiicbt abfobren, iagtc &u0frcp,
oobef iDollen mir I'M &otel al glbenO
ipeiien mo onnn nod NIT uuIeren
@lieiten re0en Sd) qlaube, mir ia.
bet 9teuigfeiten, Die i1n ipie0er oif.
Deitern per0cn.
GS ldien mir, benerfte id, ols ob
CT iid feineSwegS iDegell iciner Scr
baftltng biel Summer mabtc.
9fein, Itiinntc Wo0freD bel, icll bdtte
Cen 9lcicben Gm0riid.
gllS mir Oas Sotel betroten, iQb ic6,
mie Der g8irt einenl fleinen 0idet
g}ann, Der oiu 9iifiet itano, einen
raiNen @lid 5uparf inio gerdocu
@cgs aiif ms 5iitam
SD bin Der Coroner Seffelbaler,
fagtc er, offen6ar BON ieiner ei9enen
@idjtigfeit iiber8elgt Stb nebme an,
Sic iino Die Scrren, Die &errn 0rDS-
Dale bcrteioigcit iollen2
Serr Seiter bier, BON @rabam &
NoDce. miro Scrrn 0rps0ale nertre-
teii crfldrte GooireD; id6 bin mr. Elm
1rGmo BON ibm
Gic @er6anollna 1T, ipie iob gloit-
be, nf morgen friiD 5ebn llbr ange-
Iett? frogtc ih
sSaipobl; mir iperOen ntorgcn oen
Totnrt in glugcnideii nebnen un0
ipobl erit na6miita9S gum Serb0r
idjrcitcn f0nneu.
SoDicl id perltebe, iagte Godfrey
init Qusgc5eicbnct gcipielter gtoioit0t,
Iabcii Sic ooS abbdnoe1 getonllueFs
Soisbano geiuAoen2
(Gortictung fcIgtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

g9er oenn a10ers alS SremoIne9
$rcnlaine2 g[ber er mar oo95 I'M
&oiie - tpie Sie miilelL uitterbielt
i1 mid Iange nit ibm.
lleber 0osielbe Tben1a2
Sie errotete ein iuenig iiber pen
Con ieiner 5rage
$nlUobl, CAB iie 5ur glntiport Sic
meroen mid pielleiGt fiir idbiuah bul-
ten, &err @oofrep; aber trob, iei1ier
@eneiiibeit ging Elm iolder 3anber
con ibn ans, cine 9lrt BON briitaler
W2aHt, Ser 5r pioeriteben nidt leiht
mar. llno oann glmtbte i1, oa3 Serri
3rpsonle uuiere Ierlobung freipillig
eitfgeboben botte. Cont bate i1.
Serrn Gremoiue nibt cine 3Deite @e-
legenbeit gegeben, 5it - 8ii
Sie periu6te eS nicbt, ben Cat 5u
bollenoen; es mar oudl gar tidlt not
pcuoie. SD babe ieitber oft Oorii6er
Go9qeoadbt, ipic oas .@n0e Der @e,
icbic6te geporoen ipdre, bdtte ods
Sdidiol nidbt eingtgrifien g8cnn i'd
mir bcioe iDieoer IN Die @rinnerinq
5uriidrufe CLAUDE id, OoB iie idlieB.
lid ood eingeipilligt bate, nit ibm
oie gSelt 81 eroberll. M at
SrcmaineS bc3ailbern0es @elen 1T
inns befaniit, CAB @oofrep 81; ebenio
ieine @emonotbeit; i'd CLAUDE ieOod,
bob mir i'm trob all ieiner ir6laueu
@oriidbtsmaBregeln in inherent gletc
Daben Gus mare allies, Oenfe idl.
glein, nod etipos, perr @o0freg,
bemerfte iie; glauben Sie nidt mir
folltell liebcr Serrn DelroD 0en SudJs
rerbalt mittcilcn2
0o6, antportete @o0freD. Gr3db.
sic ibn bic gauge @eididte Sfien-
belt 1T itcts 0as Bette uno Sicberlte.
@rinncrn Sie iib odron oaB SSbr
Dlangel an Sficnbeit ibon eineni
@lenic6en oas 2eben 0efoitet bat
SSbre Sd)peiter lit iunicbul0ig; iie bat
fciucr fScbltritt begaugcn. Sbr Wlaut
miro ibr nidts 81 uer5eiben baben.
llno oas Hublifltm2
3as @u6lifim2 @as bat OaS
Fublitllm 0omit dll tluS .A..l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
HHsssa5';a'' Hssss saa 8iartnm e. steurnaun.

glber i1 oadte - ipiiien sic r
SieiZ
8, sic alaitbens idJ tpoIlte'eS i'm
1&efor0~ beroffentliheB2 $rfl Sbabe
niht Die 9lbiidt, 8rGulcin GropOor+-
i'd loiie oos erite Drama ruben n
oieies 5ipeite geniigt ino iblieBliA
bat Eremoins mir efn Sebelt, NM
oanrit feline @erbrecben 5lt iiibNen.
&cr5eiben Sic mir, iagte lie roid)
ino,bielt ibm Die Sag1 bin Sd iebe,
icb babe, Sic berlebt 3er5eiben sic
mir
8efpiB per5eibe iA Sbnet, iogte er,
ergriff ibre &ono iinO iob ibr ldhelnh
ins gliige. Selbit elm s5ournoliit Der
Senfqtionspreiie, Srdnloin Gropoon,
Dat feline giiten Seiten 9os 1T idmet
81 glnl6en, nibt ipobr2
gti1t tpeiut man ibn fenilt, anti
iportete iie iinO fiibrte ms 5ur Giir.
&bomas fuartete OronBen.
VSonit nod eiDas gefdllig2
fra9te er.
9teir, eripioerte @oofreb. g1il
iinO 81 @noe. ggir fabren meg
@ir pnnoten inS sur @ibliotbcf,
Inn ms nou CelroD 81 perabi1ieocn
er fam inns boiler -Grporhmg ertge.
gen
gan2 frogte er aohnen Sic Sad
pon 8eroudt reinIgen2
SSopobl, eripi0erte @oofreD. Mir
f0nnen es. llnO iDoS mebr beoelItct,
mir nollen cSl
Gem @inlmel iei 0onfl rief 0elroD
mo iibr iicbuiit Der @on0 iiber Die
Stirn. Oie gan5e @eioDibte luitcte
ipie Elm 9(lporiid otf mir, Serr 600
freD. Soffentlib fam id5 iett enolidl
imo eilieben, OoB es mtr
cin b0ier Sronin mar.
@o0frep ld1elte Elm iDenig bitter
Syd) fiir1te, sic iuer0en oas nidt
f0nnciL Serr Delrop, bencrfte er;
obcr iblieBlih peroen Sic oodb fin
ocn, oaB Elm QroBcS llnbeil bon
sSbrem Sebeu obgepeuoet poroen iit.
l1nO it6 bin iibcr5eilgt, onB id mil
$erru SclterS $ilic DrgS0alc reinwa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

Cine oltc @oucrnrcget ioat. yg8cnn
ser So6n fra6t mii ocn Yiiit Ooml
dnoert ii@ 6aS @eilep oOer cS
blcibt, lpic es lit. SdBt ii1 6ic Sic.
9cl and alf ST. Sipit1in ompcnoen?
n9lcgnci's anSt. .Suitbin's Sag mon
olif 40 Eogc 9le9elt rednen mag,
BciBfs oo,S Sat- iolte man glolt6en,
0aB mld oicio 9fcgcl cinmol cine
9hiSno6me modem fonnte. 9(u San-
itog ndmGM NOR ocr 9legen ousge'
blic5em gum criten @iole in folt 3luei
gsoMcn mo man fonntc oic v@ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23

'wlan crlDdouc Sca 9s'aliiiiuOrc ISorrsiponocui."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-23
go. gortiebung.)

NoU. {yOIIleBultB.J
W1eine GhDeIter nidlt mebr 5ii be-
Id1tiaenS Sopobl; er erpdbntc es
Ioqar nod einmol, Inn mid 81 ber-
IIherit, ooB bic 8ergoneenbeit bergei-
fen fei, ooB er iie nid]t lDieoer beleben
iuiiroe
QIber ipie fonrten Sie feline 9luipe.
ienbeit bier auIoiien9
g9os fotnten mir 0o1egen titrs
&err DelroD bat I'm berqebraAt gBir
1atten nid6t Den Wdtt, ibm ole aon5e
@eidlitte az er3dblen.
Q5oofrcD iom pieoer eiiten gIugen-
bIid nod.
g9arluH tpnrcn Sie 10 niifgeregt,
fraqte cr IblieBlid, ais Sie bel Der
@etbonoInng ben @inbrener SinmD
ioontiiisicren iollten2
@eil it i'm erfantte.
9Qieio2
sSolUobl ~ ais Den U1ann Oen i1
rntcn I'M @ciprGH nit Dem @ortier
qetrofien bottc. SD mill es Sbnen
ttAtulNllf RtlL NJpuIAtp. XIV lllltli
ron mir plobIiA cine geIdreibirng oes
MorOers oerIangte, mar i1 ratlos; ih
berindte uodb3uoenfen mid 3u idni-
meln nn0 oo fiel mir Der Wldnn
Gin, ben ib lnten geiebeH. Sbue 5u
iiberlcoen nur in Der &offnung,
zen 9eroadt bon Qremaine ob3uIen-
fen beihrieb ih i'm oberfldhlih,
ipic ib mid erinnerte 9llS i6 nit
ibm ipdbreno Der 8erboiI0fng ant
n1hiien Gage fonfrontiert ipuroe, fab
i'd ougelblidlid) elm, mos id] getan IT.
iH bate einen llniduloigen in Ser
oodt qebrodt, imo eS ipuroe mir eli.
nen 2Ilgenblid beinnbe libel
&atten Gle SSnnnlD je oorber oes
troifen2
sybn2 fraete he eritaittt. glein.
( 9lber er iAien Sie 3u fennen.
Gi labte lie tpicoerilm. glm n1dl,
fien Gag erbiclt id) cirer Brief bon
ibn einen 8rief boll 0onfbarfeit
ia, al riibreno mar cr g9ic es
idleint, batten meme @dipeiter inic
ic5, ohne es 5u piiIen, feline 6omilie
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@ai5ington 5priidgeiabren. gin in'
befonnter 3ormer BON 9aireL Der
auf eiueni Der @ieroe ritt unO olgen-
Ideinlid idlicf crlitt idIinmc Ser
lebungen I'M @eiidt. @r wuroe ms
2aurel Sonotoriim gebradbt.
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onitoIt.
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Geo9cao 81 beiBen lmo BON 8rootlOny
90. ~, 81 fem muroe in oas D@oiD-
iiteton 9liDhm Soipitdl" gcionot
Gerielbe beidmerte iih bel eincn 800
li5iiten onB Semouo icine goitiohcu
bon i6m 5uridbaltc lno oaB er 0en
Gr1ii0enten me9en oicier Sode 5it
ieben miinlde. 9ie Die @oli5ci oll-
gie6t. bat Ger W1oun felt me6rcrcn
Gogen inn g4cmiulponia- -glDenue 500
tel, loqirt. Gr 6ottc ocn GerOodt
Ger @oli5ei ourd icin lm6crlngern
am %oitomt 6eroorgcrnien. GcobcoO
lit uueeid6r 55 Sabre oIt
grneit q. Saiiion8e ltor6en
ginem oraaniicben &eiocn erlag
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teft. Ser iii lSl6tteii.D Dcpoftemeut an.
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ION 6mterlaBi Der @critor6cnc cine
Eodtcr, Sil0a @6crlo Sonion. Scrr
Sanlon iiouilte ais Sbueoeu nno
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glns ocm Snncren WiorGlanO's muO
ben angren5cnOen Staaten.
NoIMLIaI-Don Moo0II0 G

Golleqe.
Gic 6afuhGt 0eS @oooltod Gols
IeQe in gsoooitod, Nlo., puroe Be
faint gema@t N3it elmer cin5igen
9lusno6me blci6t Die 6afult0t Oie1
Iel6e mic i'm oeraonoeuen Sabre. &a-
fer @oparo s.. 5iuf Der Shobmei.
tier Der giuiialt i'm 0ergongcnen
Sabre. ilt naA Dem ncueu 9loOitiat
III gonlcrs. ~. perIebt iporOcu
@otcr SSolcp6 S. @illiomS fonnt
bon SQnlaca, @Seltinoicl, nm 0os
9Imt ais Sdobnciiter Ocs &ooOltod
College 3u iibernc6mcn im0 3u9lcid)
oas @oiiorot Der ct 9llp6onius.
Stride in @oo0itod. Gic 6afulidt
feet iih ipie folgt 5uionuncn. &r0lt
bent &aler Soicp6 3. @oniclmon;
&ice Erdii0ent &ater sSoiep6 gl Nlc
GnpanD; ShobmciiIer &ater Solep6
g. g9illiamS; Ole &0ter Simot6D
gurrcit @iniom s, Guone. Soiepb
s. Maons, 9lidnr0 9ipon &cnrD
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s. Slunp. So6n T. Songon Ectcr
Sub, gSalter Grunt SQicp5 w.
g2oo0s, Sector 9Sop Charles g.
9om6 @iaiam &. 9rosuon &eo.
mono 8. @ali9, Sanics 81. Ga6in,
9lni6ouD s. Gotter~ Senrp g. Goiie0,
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Gin g8ort BON nlir2 ipieoerboltc
6rGitlcin Groboon critoniit. Gin Gins
5iges g8ort2 SD bcritebe Sic ni9t
Scrr @oofreB.
Coll oos bciBen iagte G'oofrcD init
g2odornd, ooB Gle nidt ipiiBtcn, no
Serr DrDS0ole Dlouto9nabt mar.
oob sic nic6t felbit ole llrIahe ipu'
rem, ucQcn Der er oaS &ais berlieby
sic itnrrte i'm nit peitgeoiIneten
glugcn dlt
SD oie ltriade2 ipieoerbolte iie
beiIcr no6 elmer fleinen @airie Scrr
@oofreD, i6 mill S5buen etipas iagen,
ron oein id) bcIDloiien botte, ME 5iI
reoen. 9lls er an ieneni gIbeno oos
Saiis berlieB, beri1imte er obue Scot
eine 3ulammentnnit nit mir, nA Die