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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Ariea mir0 0ie MnucrmeiNlidlr NnIne lcin.

Eroiocnt &Hon bat beiAoiicn omerifaniihc SOM
DcsiNie init Sanonen ino &onouercu 5 peric6cn
@as SnH5 Icpurtemcnt bat ibm nitgetbeilt OoB CT
trpB Oct bcOen atcn @ectc 0r mir an Iicnltoq ali
Diecr 9teae anfibrten ons ged)t oa3u bclitc gSus
oic Splgc eit miro lit ledbt oorans3ic9cn Gic 9le
0icrln0 Der Iuppclncnnrtbic bcuad]rdtige oos5ootS
@epurtcnent III brcr JiotQ oe gcitern I'M EeutlHcn
Gprrcponoeuten perofientlidt muroc BOB Iie ormrtc
@uoeSlAiie ols Hirateninfc bctrddtc uno bic oeits
dle Regcring bat d]pn por einein Sobr erflort tie
c9c behidtc @onoelsicGific ais arcoSidiife an. @S
fam ocsbalb iider crlpcrtet Dcrocn ooB bcidtc onc
ritande @anocIsi6iifc bon ltgootcn Der WittcnG6tc
obne &drutng perienft meroen penn ie Der1iden oie
ppn 6en W2ittclmddtcn ongefin0igtc Gjefobrsonc 3n
0urNfabren Iie WtttelnGdtc f0uncn qur ndt ali.
6crs bonocln Gcnn ucnn tie Die @eltiidlng uncrfo.
nibcr SnnocSidie Itiaidlmeigcn0 onerfcuncn inticn
tc 0aclbc 8crbnten Den onocrcn ncutrolcn gutionen
gcgellber cmihlu1en ituo oas mroc 0e 9tlBpiigfeit
ibrer godooe Der @iiitcu Der 5ein0e bcoeiltcn &rd
0cnt gSon iogte ocicr Goge elm 3uriid gcbc eS nit
mcbr oQilelbe bobcu Der Delrtibc RcidSfdn3lcr uno
0cr 6ciltide Observation-Disclosures crf1rt ghr nod etie
&anoiugspee ocs Erdiiocntcn FAM sen arieq Der
bitten, llo oieic &onongsiueiie beieb burin Dab
heitiidtc, nit Nidt4Nunngut bclo0cnc anerifonibe
@nnoelsoampfcr nod alien 2Gnoern @nropuS abicn-
oct iln0 bic gSnrnlng bic dnmtdcn Aricgfiibrens
0cn crdBt ooB 0ericnige Der eincm Der 5Miffe oild
lulr 6as Ncrinac III ocn g8eg ege ais Seine Scr Ser
@tautc bctrahtet uno bebanoct mcr0cu ipr0c Gs lit
lcncr aber ndjt out un8uncbmen, ouB Der Yrdiocrt
ons blm miro; oic 8cridp0rcr9rcc iDiroc iibcr ibr
bcrallcn mic bic Wlciite iiber enen gctr3tcn Sird
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
@efuuntmadlnueen.
piirraM bes etaSt.SlcaiItraiors.

lilmore, fl. ,Sebrudr 1917
90 bic Strdbenourcbbrunss0 0onimiiidre IN
Der Staoi Baltimore IN eeietlb poraci,Dries
bcncr JSeilc tbrcn eropiilttgpn uno corrarien
gcribt itbcr Die 8ugeprodencn @ntfbdoiguils
pen llnioiten rn6 gsertberb6bungeu fir bic
Nonbenntrnn1 uno SmlirBunn ber Ebip-gurs
INC BON Der Sioeitc Der GroBs Srube bis 5ilr
Aorolcite Der StodbolmsStrabe, ncbit bcr ons
rnnt bejiiBllcben eno9iiItipcn utio corriericn
eridrenoen Aare IL @enldB1eit Der SorlDri.
ten oes baltimore GtnoisGburterS uiio Der am
10. Nn1ut 1909 uuer5eirbHetcH gScrurbluiug
Nr. 387 oes pu0ors ino GtaotratbS BON 8als
tinIore, bel mir eilaereio6t Daben
miro btcrnit beiailni aemncDi Dab hefuger
Ncrtbt nIlo anrte aii oeie 2Seile IN oieiem
8lrcnn bintcrlegt moroen ino. rno oub Der
Wtonor ullo @faoiraiD bon baltimore oDcr ir.
Qelio pecbe Beron ooer Rerionen ooer Gorpos
ration oocr @orporaiionelt bic mi. Der @crs
t1clung Der borbenannicn Gnitdoiepnecu
ooer Nertber10DuHgen un6ufrieoen ltu0, iiiners
balb oreiBa (30) GaBeu bonn fini5eBntru %n1e
I'm 5cbrnnr I'M SnBrc 1917 an. ais bcm 9aium
ocr erlten bon MIR ansAeeongeuen @croIfcnis
l!Dnng oieier Ioti5 ibrIiilid oaaeaei an oaS
Nntimprc Gtaoiperidi appelireu uno ods be-
ldgle @erlbi erubcn nlbacl, oelclben 81 res
bioircn.
0iidarS @ipnn,
(Sebr15. % WdrSl,S) StuotNcNiltrutnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

Abraham Lincon said, Il am for
the people, the people Of the whole
nation-dolng just as they please in
all matters which concern the whole
nation" We say with Lincoln that
"The people are the rightful masters
of both Congress and Courts" We
gay with James Bryce that "A stare
Y. lis no wiser, no more righteous
than the human beings of which it
consists"
The people may be against war, or
they may be for it, but whether they
are for or against it, they have a
right to decide, and no man and no
condition Of the worlds affairs can
take that right from them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Ep0esf6Qc.

Pint A. Wldr5, Bertha Bern, yfr SIS goros
Sim0oos9Oe., 6S Sabre ALL
PIN 8. MtarS Wiarp 4. Bril-, 1926 5ecis
gn g. W{Gr5, Durph @antrelf, I'M Sronfins
SqndrcsSolptnl, 30 Sabre nlt
gln 3. 9ldr5, Soa y. 0uninc, ytr. 20S8. Sit
SoiimunsGtruBc, SO Sabre ait
Vim a. Widr5, 3o4n =. Della, Nr 1916 e.
@burlcs SiroBc 53 Sabre lit
sH 4. Wlar3, EbcreEa o. Gcrn, gtr. 1903
NurbsGbarless s@irabe 75 sabre all.
PIN A. Wdr8 Wlargnrct Tnrreil, VT. 81 e.
NinupoDa9lhe.. So Sabre nli
glm g. Witr3 glunrciu 5clbnger, Nr, 1884,
Orleans sStruBe, go Sabrc oil
ghn 8. WtdrA sdnl. eSolotcn, ytr. 22f8
MS@uIlob Slrobe, ~ Sabre oIt.
GilosGbeIter. Sirobe, 6s Sabre all
9lm 3 WtdrS, GBriItiana nit1rr, 900 Oft
WobIe'@ @irnbe, 81 Sabre alt
glm 3. MldrA SpBn Seuub, I'M llnueritdtss
9iu 8 Nltrs, GDarlce Wl. 0cHler, i'm luton
ErociitnHl %nlirni1rn, 80 Sabre ni
sni A. gldrA Srnnf Nnnge ytr. 700 Dit
glm 8, GJidrS, 5iobcrt ~. @loIcr, gir. 1900
GnbinaionsS SiraBc, ~ ,SnDrc nlt
Vim 8. MidiN, G1rilian g. 9iDerS, TN llns
bcrittdie Solpital 7s Snbre nlt
glm g. Wtilr6, Snmrs &atton, yr. 1000 ~
8rndonnb, 76 Sabre nlt
I, glm s. @tir5, Scnm $. &oe, All 9artslOe1
gln i 9idr3 carOnnc empiicIo, Nr. $50
gGbitrinocsQ sQhe so Sabre alt
glm A. Widr3 OjlNuo gdrpebct gir it40
Noble glrdbc, 3d Sabre oli
g!m 3. W!dr8 4Iorcucr ~, eteGL glr. 1857
9Scilty(orb Nhc, 46 Sabre nlt
glm :, Yldra 0lolu g. gsaltcr ytr. gges
glm A. WldrA Gbnrlcc Miuncitrr gtr 32t
SittSumbnrgs sSira6e 27 Sabre alt
PIN 9. WldrS, 0'cprac g. g9nnCr, yir 707
gS S.spdinDeiicsgIOc.. as Sabre nlf
gtnI d 9Rdra xbumns Mitbers, gtr COS gg
Hnltlp0Os1irnNe 81 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
g9ic lucrOc Id @iirner2

Qcocnft, fouie nmcrianiiber Nirper fperoen
1nuicnoc nerldllmcll oicS uno iebcit iid bei
Belncbe oer ultcn 6cHdib llnnnnebfnlidblctrn
rln1s1eburoc bel Der Riidfcbr g8ie mun aut
lbneulten gScae 0as Niirgerrcht erlangen
inlt fpelbe 6rdaeH an oer 9lpplifanten qes
5iccbte ocr Biiraer un0 feline Srnu bnf ME
man fD hei enem Heilcbc bcr alien Semut6
ny oer1nltei bot, melCDe Inpierc mail 5m
blnbert urberc bohmicbtipe Sraaen bentittpors
tef IN 4ltpcrlabigcr Neiic 9tntar NuIlmcuer's
slldtgnrtees gSeri gSie meror ic6 @iireer Der
TsereilllAien Staaten21 @nelib iitto Eeutib
Ncaen @iilienonng bon niir St,35 bonn BcrIag
6gnricc AnIImcgcr Eublii0nn Gumpann, 695
aeialht. (Se8f0 in1-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

bureau Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Gummiiarr.

AnItimore WSo, 9 gldr5 1917.
Betteaelfe Anacbnte III Gnpllfut alloneers
iiBt ullo an oclt rBodro OF 9lmdros, IN care
oi ibc @itb Meaiiicr". doreiiiri mcroen bont
GiooisRegiitrator cntgegeH genoulmen IN ies
ncm H%iirea % tm &aigbaiie Dts 9tithvof, a.,
FIRING. 9ianoIienbau lno 4iIoiierune oct ols
peiIocll StrdBen gelaB
Gpntralt Nr. t51
3pnDipcoo. gtrabc, bon gScihuooo gIocnlte bis
9rcsOnrq. atraas, bon @oieooIc.erase bis
Ropldr Strobe;
NpOartcn straee, bon yiorib apenuc bic
NofersStrdbc
AcViuOoo.SIptniis, bon glDburiongroBc bis
Brunoib 9lbenue
9rcsbnrH. GtraRc, bon NibburiorrStruBe biS
Wruo0ilbfgipcnue
gntcr.s .strnec bon glIbbnrton Sirabe bis Hruos
bilDsglbcnue.
Batter. StrnbC, bon gSarmds4bcilue bis Gmulls
lnOn0a@trnBc,
4anrcnssGtrahc, bon NIoonlineonle 9tono bis
N0rQiuDD0s sStrnBe
sIOpminsOale 9loaO, bon gsiubccr sirabe bis
N1iircussStrdbe
2ousmooS. etraRc, bon @in6eiier Girabc bis
YGiirensaStrnBc;
WiMdCitcr. Gtrahc bon &ufeIanosStrabe bis
glibburion SfraBc;
TufCldnb. Strnfc, bon Wtoibcr Sirubc bis 98ins
cDeiersSruBc;
9n9burton. etraHc, bon DIober GtraBe big gStus
cleiiert@trabe;
Snrlems9beuue;
SarlcnI.@ncnMc, Bon aougluoob Girabe bs
Bnnnr V5rphe.
Nhqcimnbte Guuniidicu:
$4,000 GotDnros Observation-Disclosures
10000 piit.sfSnb Ear5eri&anoctn uHo Jtuits
outpeii an Grt
rs 600 GntssSuB ytipcltrung
8ie ohcn ltqcqebcnctl 30blclt rcprdlcntircH
bic nhaeiC6dbtcn Giantitdten Der ballplidhlidD'
ten IN oicicm @onrnft eric0einetoen 8oilen
Scocr Atctcr nliB ben EamcH oer Nirgs
lbdiis@ompugne, meIcber fir ibn @ir1iDntt
ellen Miro int Sale ibHt Der @onirnfi 8uncs
prodten piro, etnlragcn mo feiHcm glngebut
cin Geritiifnt Der hetrefieiiocn Bfrgihdiiss
@onpngitic beifiigen, In iucDcnt ito6 oc Icbiere
bcreit erildrt Die NiirqIdnfi 8l ciicn. Ste
Ginbulhug oicier Bcillntntiinaen @cienS ocs
@ietcrS ion nls cine benz 3uiprudD neS Goiis
trnites oornusgebcnoe NeoiHguH9 beirnnfel
peroen
gpcsiiiTationen fonnen anf @riuden tn benz
Nilreaii her Glraberourdbbrums@o @ommtildre i'm
gdibbnlis an uno nab oenl 2. In9e I'M Winr5
1917 crlan1i meroeit no Hldne mo Rroiie
sir Nitfprmaion Der @ielcr duflteQen yin
GcDpit bon $500 niro fir iebe Heihc bon
Grc5tfidtioncr lber cincH gonruf berlnn1t,
oas 6uriideritattei miro menn Elm gn9eboi
Sic Gcntroftgeb6roc bcbdIt fn ons 9iedt
bor irqeito Gin 0oer ale Nn9ehote 3i perluers
fen Gin bcglnubipteu @bed oeS Nteicrs aui
Wtnhor uitn Stloirdib bon Baltimore iiber
$4,000. 90 mus ieoem gliioebut beiqefqt iein
Spbn s.. Hubtnettc,
GrdiiocHt Der SirnReiollrthbridlSsSn SnnImtlldrc
@uacuc =. SluberrS.
gefdtipi am 2s fSebrnar 1917.
SDbu Onbcrt
temp NrdIoent Der Gontraits9eb1roe
(Dlr52,5,7.0 f3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
0ntIdIanO iibcr 8immcrmanu's Note.

Y
0pftor 3mmermonn Der oeutidJc 5tuotsiefrct1r
Der ousp0rtgcn angelegenbeitcn, bat nit ieincr
WcIfo giote III 0cittidlon0, mie bon BORT qenle0ct
miro, cbenlo Dicl Bcfremocn erregt pie unter 6cn
Gcitidcn bier 3u 2anoc Die @rflGrunq 3mmcr-
nonis ooB oieies oiplomotde o0er 6eiler aeloqt I'M
oiplomotdle Sdrftltid crit Oolm an icincn 9eitinl
nnmgSurt gelongen loe mcnn oer S{ricq Smiiden ben
Der. Staotcn rno GeutlAlano 8ur Gbutlocbc perocn
iolte, nlog in icincn Nlgen cine gemIe 9cdtcrtguno
fem idm6dt ober Den uneinitigen @inorud ben Oie-
ics Sdrciben bier berDorrllfcn mtbtc ndt i'm @cring
ltcn oh Die liberation &reiie III Gctldlono, Dor 9[acm
Die So3alDemotratcn, lebncn bic 8crantDorinQ fit
pic gtptc pcrenptorid ub. glitd bc 0cn Goneroaucn
1T man nit Der NonoungSpciie Or. 3imnermonn'&
0lrhnlts nidDt cnpcronoen lli0 clbIt @raf Nepenta
lou, Der befante Guoctibc un0 SSen0 Der Scr Stou.
ten, ncnnt bic glotc iibegrefh Solenron0 ser Weis
niiter OtopolconS bat einmol oc Ncboiptlng oufge
itclt ooB IN Der boben Eotf Elm SScbIer Idnmer ici
uls Elm Scrbrcdcn Das mag ctipas melt gcoriffen
icin, oenn aud Der gepiegteIe Diplomat, iclbit cin
gsmord bat oonu llno mann einen 5cbler gcnlodjt
gSic obcr Der octde StoosietretGr ocs S[usmGrtgcn
cincu Seblcr bcecben fonntc Der ucr qcecnpGrtigcn
llmit0nocn Die decentralization SSogcu ouf oos Scr
bnltniB 5mildcn Dcutl6unD un0 Der mGdtiotcn nclt.
trnlcn Nation babcn nliiBe obrc rqcn6 meldcn Hbcn
tllr Dcd)lo0 brlngcn 5u fonen iii ocnn 0ot6 ldncy
bcgreifd i0 pc0cr oic 2crte bier nod, Oriiben in
GGltihlano fonncn bic Wfotipc bcrcbcn sic ali eincrl
ocrortgcn polttilcn W1iBgrff gciibrt bobc gSoS IN
olcr @clt fam Gcutidlmio Gin 8Dnonib nit Mcrifo,
oas dl ndlt iclbit bcicn fam, oud i'm Sale eincS
arcocs nit ocn &cr 5tootcn nitcnY @rnortctc Scrr
8immeruonu cine Ablefng Der omerifoniiden Strcit.
frdfte ooDon2 gScnn oos Der 8ua it, 10 lit cr iber
bic bieligen @crbdItne peit dlcdcr lntcrrdltct oIs
Gin Staatscfretdr ocs 9eBeren ein ioltc Gin Giir
grcifcn 81 @lniten Delltidlon6s ietcns cines Gor.
roil5a ODER eines Giau piroc Den DeutiAcn oboIlit
nidlt ooS @cringTte niseu oiecr unielige 9ric bat
abcr Der Sodc Geitdlan0's in Amerifo nebr gciho.
oct ais o6olo picoer gut ecnoft pcroen fonn Gs lit
ten gSnoer oaB Scocr Der nit Der 2aec pcrtroit iit
ocn @rcf gnfongs fir einc 61ihung bict Inn 70 gro
Ser mar Dos Gritolmen bier imo Oriben ais ociIen
9utbeni5itGt 5ugcgebcn puroe Dus ocltie @of lebnt
cS III ait alien arcien ob liH nit Der gtotc 5u ioci-
fi3ircn uno oiccr gLniidt bate serr Zimmerman
Rcnung troaen ioaen che CT ben Brief an ocn G5ro-
fen 8crnitorff obinnote
5olpcit oas vDeuthc SollrnoI0 9tber trob Scr bon
cincm groBcu Ebcil Der ocutlden Ereile al Or 3im-
mcrmonn scibtcn aritif bat Der Saiiptous6uB ocS
9lcidstageS bic &onounesmeiic oes Observation-Disclosures
einitntuiig guteebeiben Der bier ndt befonnt gcge.
bene G6eil ocs o3imnerntonu9riefcS~ miro oenrod
pobl etpos entboen moourd1 Die gleclegcnbeit brcn
lddcrlihcn glnItrid perIicrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
WAreau Oes Olc0daOc.anlpcltora.

IS ipiro bicrnlit befauut eenaDi oaB bic
SS@aro s6o9 8le9 g9:. 9emdB oer an ~: SUIT
ic6nit A. 'eardorapb ~ Quie am 2S yobents
per 1911 amenoirt, nm @rlauhniB nnbges
lltC1t ous gInpeicn nr oer Horolcite Der 20
6nBsAlleb, !. Horolb bon 0liiions9loenuc,
102 CUB meitlidb Der NoleodIcsSir., als eiHe
pIienilinc 8drdGe 5u beruben
g. 6. gHrHe
(Wr5S,0) Sebnuoes ,SHpeIiur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

@s Itdrb nm g Dldr3 1917 maui 0jcBtina,
pelienier gntic bon pinrp @cbriHs, TN sIltcr
bon rs Snbrcn 3ie Nccroigllna fnoci AM
Nrcitag Wiorqen. 8 wldr5, bon icincr gBobrlna
yir. 22O, glur0geDlfe, ,GtruIc, aus iiaii sine
HennentsSpGnieilc miro IN hcr e. WiidaeISs
Iirdlc iiir cin Seclcnbcl celebriri
(WlrA7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

Ncun cS anm SIrics smiidcn ben Ser. Gtaatcn
un0 2clud)ldno fonmcn oate, miro cS bier cine Spo
nenrederci gcben gegcn pcldc bic britiidc Sppnen,
angt III 0cn erlten icds Wlonote 0eS &riegcS iibct
bic man d bier3ulnnoc mcolid ltitig modte, in Elm
gti6tS pcrf1nt Sic Dot lett i6on engciebt uno Der
Q6rnl Den bic 8eribporer Rrcle ifGgt Bat sur 5olgc
gebobt Dob 8altimorcr @elcalhoitsonmc bic filbrcr-
0cn MntDeil nebnen an Dem groBen 8a5or, Der nocb-
items gum gecu Der 9(aiirten in Scr @oferbole ocS
inftcn &cgimcnts ItottfinOen ioa idon bon 8ouben-
Attcntocn tr1mcn br 2ebcn oeridcrn IoIicn uno an.
oerc 6raucn erdlcn iid) ibrcr aiii0cr oi5uncbncn,
fdas ibnen elm lngliid 3utcBen ioltc Scr @cridlmo
rer Eree miro cs nod gengcn, 0os Nplf Der Ser.
Stautcn ann8 pcrridt 5u mndbcn
Ga Nep-yorf UerIantctc gcrddtluciic, oaF i'm Syalc
cncs Sircges 5lpbcn ben Scr Stoutcn un0 Deutid)-
lano i'm Mctrnpoton. Gpcrnbols feline ocrtde Dper
mcbr oufgefibrt peroen miirOc Dos Geriidt lit ii
9brcoe gciteat morocn. gl6cr oic @eridp6rer @reic
miro hon 0ofiir prgcny Dob es Iif be1t1tigen miro,
ipenn Der Strieg in Mirfdbfc 1uSbreden olte Deltt
ide Dfilif lit felt ocm &tSbrlh 0cs g4efriegeS III
ulen 2Gocrn Der entente bcrpont uo oie 9feo1ftions
itiibc Der Gncnteprce mcroen nidt bon witbenoercn
Deutidenreiicrn olisgeilt os bic Neutrality-suspicious.
Der oulcrifoniidlcn gcrlhp6rer-Ereiie
Die 9ircftOren Srr Gp[nmbia-lmucrItGt mplcn
bic 2oDoltot Der Tofutdt priicn oos beBt le
moncn fclteucn iper nidt gut britiide geiinit it,"
iogt Die ,Gtdots5cittng" - Cine dbnltdc fSettelung
mill pie g bciBt oic biciige yEoo engineering Cont
ponp inter ibren arbciteri porncbmcn nno penn oc
g8iblcrei Der @cridmOrcrRrcc nod ctpos onbdlt,
ipcrocn cIdc 6eitclluneen bernl iii bic Gridcinung
frcteu n0 gar madlcr Wlonn oeutGcr @crfimft brot-
los merocn.
Die WdtslicOcr Ocs Scnats ocs stuutcs COLORADO,
peIdc bel scr Qlbweung ocs Ncidmlics ocr sic 9un.
oes5cnotoren beritrtbeilt pc6c sic g(nnobme Der
5Aiffs.9lrmirungsporloa berbin0crten bon yD3obs
Spirit iprudjeL Der otrh ocn 8ciMlB gum llSOrud
fonte baden oeH redten Con ongelAlaqen G1s gauge
umcrifoniidle 8of iii olrd) Dos @jcbubren ser Scr
ifiporcr @reic III @efobr gebrdbt bonn .Dtob.Sprit"
crgriffcn 8 peroe tpcnn bon anocrcr Scitc nt cner
oiih cntgcqcn gcorbeitet miro.
Die CSebcimputi5ci Wcu-gOrfs mil cu ,Gumput"
olgcocd bobcn ocm3ufolge nit ocni ricigen Gupitol
ron 100000 inge llno ihrc6e IcdDs5gtOnenb Dbl.
lars Gin Ginfoa III SnoeR Der 8ebHtalieno lReilen
cnternten brtiiden gelislng IN 9en ous9cfiibrt
pcroen ioIltc @roBurta Dos vgmcricon &iebts
Committee ollte ben broDen glgeuten Die oiec melt
bcmegcnoe 8erduorlng ollfgcoedt 9obelt cine We-
oailc fiften
GuganO hid uOm l. 9lprl an bic Ginfn6r bon
@iitcrn perbicte Bel oeren Seritelung mcbr ais ein
8po3gite Dtoteral un0 9(rbeit oes SSenocs sur Ser
tucnoing gefpmmen it, ga fam cs lid 5utrogelt
Dab anerfaniide 6dbrifanten oiis Qlng Dor @nglono
oeutide Oiterrcne unb Angoriide 9lrbeter cntoiicn
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Gicr OicrnnOSrciRig Gsnts pru 9ntcuO unc 9or-
tpcln icGS3g Gents bro Hcd mir f0nncN inns bal0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
&eriammlnnB .Nn5ciecn.

,,Hnper Ycrpetnaf 3nilona anb 9udM Milpc.,"
yir. S07 SigbtStraRe.
WlDmta0, i2. Nidr8 1917 SdbresOcrinmms
linq mo 2Snbl bon ~ Dircfioren JSablofal
acbltnei bon 100 bis $50 Mbenos
Cine halbldbrlcbe Dibiocnoe bon 80 NJ CT
Hart mprhen
(Wtr6S,f2) @cor0c y gang, Gefreidr.
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
WILL FILED

In the Mason County Court yester-
day paper bearing the date of April
II, 1909, and purporting to be the
last will and testament of Martha r.
Ward, deceased, was produced in
court and filed and ordered to be re-
corded. The due execution of said
paper was proven by the testimony of
A. o. Taylor and r. X. Hoenich, at
testing witnesses and admitted to pro.
bate.
Mrs, Ward disposed of her property
as follows: To her niece, Martha A
Robertson, 5000; to her niece, Rache
Brooking, $1OO; the balance OF her es
tate to her two sisters and their heirs
Mrs. Susan B. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. 10,
Emma Ward.
Mrs. Susan B. Fitzpatrick and Mrs
Joe Emma Ward, named in the will a,
eXecutrices thereof, appeared in cour
and qualified as such without surety
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17

Officer A. G. Stewart is confined t
his home with slight illness.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
WILL BiGIN ASPHAL1IkG
East Second and Court Streets Tliis
Week-Cary.Reed Company Men
On Hand-Will Finish in
Three Weeks.

Contractors Cary-Reed Company Of
Lexington, have a number of their en-
ployees in this city at present and we
are reliably informed that the work
of asphalting East Second street and
Court street will begin this week, the
latter named being coated first.
The men here are now engaged in
laying brick on the outside of the
street car track rails on the north side
in the Sixth Ward. This work will
take only few days, as the work has
been done on the other SIDE While
this is going on however the asphalt
will be poured on Court street which
can be done in one day, and then
work will 90 in the Sixth Ward on
the south side of the street. One side
OF the street will be asphalted to the
end and then the other.
All OF the materials for the as-
phalting of the street are in the city
the asphalting plant being set up last
fall, Some little concreting remains
to be done In places where the con-
crete was frozen during the early
frosts last fall. This will take only a
short time.
The contractors claim that they will
have the entire street finished within
three weeks or by the middle of May
at the most. This will certainly bt
good news to the inhabitants of the
Sixth Ward, most Of whom were shu
of practically the whole Of last sum
mer and were inconvenicnced by III,
mud placed on the street during tn,
past winter.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
DR.. WILLIAM 7. ,BURDICk
One Of the Most Prominent Physicians
Of Lewis County, Dies Mt His
Home In TOlesbOr0, Sun.
day Night.

DR.. William T. Burdick, one of the
most prominent physicians in Lewis
county, died at his home in Tolesboro
on Sunday night about o'clock fol-
lowing an illness Of paralysis of the
bowels. DR.. Burdick was Ill but about
a week, but 1t was seen from the be-
ginning that he had but short time
to live.
DR.. Burdick was born in Lowville,
Lewis county, New York, November 8,
1S49. He attended the University of
Syracuse in that state, graduating in
a course of medicine. A few years af-
ter his graduation he came to Lewis
county, KY, where he began the prac-
tice of medicine. For thirty-nine years
he practiced medicine in that county,
during which time he became one of
the best known doctors in the south
western portion Of the county. He
was always kind and courteous to his
many patients and his many friends
will remember him as being man of
honor and integrity. He was well
known among the medical profession
of Maysville and Mason county.
DR.. Burdick married Miss Z. A. Wis
scher, a sister of Col. w. l.. Visscher
of Chicago. His wife preceded him to
the grave some eleven years ago. OF
the seven children born to this union
three survive, F. Glenn Burdick, OF
Portland, Ore; w. Visscher Burdick
of Fort Thomas, KY, and Charles L.
Burdick, of Tolesboro.
The funeral will be held from the
late home in Tolesboro this afternoon
with burial in the Maysville GENE.
terry.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
PRIZE CONTEST

The Mason County Woman Suffrage
League will again have prize essay
contest among High School pupils of
Maysviile and Mason county. The
prize of $500 will be awarded for the
essay setting forth the best argu-
ment for Woman Suffrage in five hun
dred words or less. Three capable
idges will decide. The prize essays
will be published in local papers
Names of contestants to be entered by
May /. Essays to be sent in by May
10 to Miss Mary A. Finch, Helena Sta
ton, KY.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
WILL HOLD RECEPTION

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ball, Sr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ball, Jr. will
hold a reception at the home of the
former on East Second street Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward c. Ball, who were recently
married at the home of the brides
mother in Anchorage, Ky. Mrs. Ball
was Miss Kathryn Gray of that city
The couple will spend several days
here with Mr.. Balls parents and will
later go to their home in Frankfort
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
ASKED POLICE FOR WARRANT

A woman from Ripley appeared at
police headquarters yesterday after
noon and asked for warrant for a
man here whom she claimed had
taken her daughter from Ripley to
this city. The offense is very SER
ious one, coming under the head OF
the Mann White Slave Act Chiel
Mackey informed the woman that he
could not give her a warrant but that
she could secure one in Ripley.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-04-17
MAY NOT BE ABLE TO CONE

Word has been received by local
members of the Central Presbyterian
Church, that the Rev. Locke White,
who recently accepted call to that
church, may not be able to fill the
pulpit on account of the fact that he
may join the United States Army as
chaplin. Mr.. White is now student
in the Theological Seminary at Rich
mond, Va. Should he join the army
the church here would again be with
out q pastor