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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

iten Nlorgen bate ic6 noc6 III iefict
Gnti6lieBini0en ridts Qcdnoert. Gr
friibitiidtc nit Stocle, Sic ihon lore
1ad)cn 0epadt bnttc, 5ri lcbtcn @lal
lnO belprad nit i6r. 0aD er fiinftig
Den cigcnen SenSbalt gai3 olfgebcn
itnO fiir iib cine @eniion nebmen
Dolle @S mer0c Spa- nidlt ourd)-
dlls notig ieiib oaB cr iiN 70 cin-
ic6rdnte, a6er 5rcn0e oil ichler San5.
li9tcit fOnnc CT bod nit1t uiebr ba'
ben, wenii tie i6ni fe6lc, mo 10 iei'S
bclier, er ge6c gan5 in Ole ,Srcnoc
Sic nulBte eiil reidlideS 3ebrgel0
aOon Dem alten Onfcl@ onnebnlon
iinO ibn periprc6en oiti elmer adrte
Io0leid gln5eigc 5u nabeu iDo lie cin
erltcS llnterfoiuulen qcfliOcn b1ttc
ulli0 0os Dereib nidt, iagtc er, u0db
ic9 nod INNER 10 pirl ea6e, I'M Sid
iuteritiiben 81 fonncn. g8enu id
nidt fiirdtate, cob Oil 5u itol5 ipdrit
Gel6cn Gr idlndte lelne
9liibrmg bcrintCr
$50 per0c uic 5il ffol5 icin MIDI
IN glOt iiiO GlenO ali mcinell bcltca
Jreinlo 81 wcnoenD pcrii,berte lie
goun girgcr @ci0c ans. gliif 0cr
StroBc reidicn Tie cinou0er Oie pano
Sum 9I6i6ic0, ols tremlten tie iidG mir
iiir Elm paar iliidjiiae Shr0rn Gbrc
SatbcH peroc iic boleu laiieH la0tc
Sloele Ibon nit bol6 a6Jcmcnoctcrl
@eiic6t.
9lrcdeu6ergcr fii6lte NaS Shlueriic.
binter iiM, Gr ind)tc sic @obmng
Oes 9elitlhntS ailL b6rte, 0aB or im
Qienit ici ln0 CAB cineN @ricI ap,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

toHi mid iuobl in 0ir6 6iucinocr.
icbcn lic6er Nutel un6 begreiie jebt
Geiile Sorge. Dir Sic @ciuiBbcit &C.
BEN oaB Giles iicb am e5utcn men.
ocn milr0e, pcnn Oh felt blicbelt,
fainl i'd lci0er nidbt. GS mare tnebr-
lidb, polltc ib ole Nlot6t gc6rali6en.
bie id ibou ii6er 0eiit &er5 gciDon.
nen 81 6aben glutbtc Gcinc 9hlbc
lit mir 6eilig lmO 70 the id) oenn
icBt. ipas ir0 Sor6i ucinte 5n 2ci.
netn g8obl ueripeigern 81 hiIiien icj
trSte 5uriid iniO .ge6e Dir Ben @eg
frei Nlac6e oie 2iebenOen gliidlid "
grcdcu6ergcr icui5te idpcr ,llnO
Oil 5iirnit mir nidt gl0elc -"
nMie f0mite icb Oas2" antlportcte
Tie milo SD bin mw traiirig, ooB
OH Dir nn0 mir meb tln inlibt
@oGer piclleidjt, ais Oh iebt mcineu
mu8it 9eNn oaB ipir 8eiOc, narb.
Dem mir nniteinanocr periobt gepeicn
iinO, nun nic6t ldnger 5uianlnenblci.
ben f1nDcn ~
u9loclc III ricf qr crIhrcdt.
q9lbcr 0aS occitcbt iidj fir mein
Gnpiiu0cit bod gnn5 BON icl6ii llnD
nib Oh ipirit bel rtbigT lle6ers
lcaltns nidIt eiunal tuinri1cn founcL
0eB eS dil0crs iudrc @ir f6nncn ia
0od gMtc Srclnoe 6lri6rn @lorgcL
ncuu c5 Dir rec9t 1T @
$50 fam Gid uiNt haltcr~ ingtc
cr. ,.@cipiB cS pcritcbt iicl ppn
iclbh.
..Sftc glddjt, lic6cr Gufcl"
u0iItc 9todt
gr i4liei i&lcs9t sIbcr an pa@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

oen cr fir 0icIelt Sail ic5oii S0u5 iriib
geidric6cn bate. 9driit iDur er nm
lpicoer eineu Gllteu 56ritt meitcr &c.
tomnicn; icoer iolgruoe mar gcgcbcu.
Seine Stinnung crbeitertc lid inehr
lmO nie6r, inlo els CT 6ci Srmt bon
Soriieu eintrat leudteien ibm Oic
olten 9Iligcn fait idjon wieOer IN irii'
bcrcm @lanj.
.,9la wie gc6t'S 99on0o?~
iraatc ct boitig. o@citellen Sic ibr
mr oaB iie gleicb pc0cr gehmo per.
Den foui Sdl bob ibr cine Y'coi5ul
mtgcbroc9t sic ibrc trcfilidc SSir
fung gar riAt reric6lcn fauit@
SSrou Ton Eoriten legte 6ie 5oanO
oui 0cn @iinO. Gr plr 10 pltn0er'
lid) auigcrcgt ma ipra6 ln8ciD6bil'
lid laut .@un0n lit trauriger, ais
5ie 5u Glolber i@eineL licbcr
1reuiO.~ bcmeritc iie ciu wenig emp.
iimoli6,
$50, jo," ia0tc cr obrc ben Sot
5u dnOcrn naaber iN fenHe ia 0od)
0eu @um0, mo ser lit iabt beicitiat
@o6rboita es 1T 70 @lit cinenl
9eot tie ioll ibreii 9cutlullt babcn. "
,Srrr @rcdeubcrgcr ~
uSie oiirici ienetipegen gan5
ru6ig ieiiL SD mar cbcn IN ieIncr
mo INN bat crs ia alA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
III TT
g. 9yortIcsnnq)

w.. i1RANIhAhlNBsy
..NicllCibt ~ oftlportctc er,
.ipcbriybeinlidj. 9l6cr iper mill nit
Sitbrrbeit oordlisiogcu, mas gcidDc-
BEN iDdrc, ipenn bos liitbt geidjehcn
mare. mas bod gciAeben 1T! llno
menn mir aud ocrninftndb9 gun}
iibcr3cilat iino ~ Der Ginornnt oes
Grticblidci, mas mir crlebcii ntiiiicii,
III bod uidjt fort5uipiihen, er bleibt
initbcitinimcuo fir allie lDcitercn @nt.
Itbliiiie @r bin1erte mid, Der &itiue
rieihe 8ano an3ubieten, mid ibr did
mr nit ben @cfii6leu 5ii itdbcrn, oic
ror ibrsr Seirot in mir ltart gemeien
iuoren Soriten ituno 5ipiIdleu itlts,
nidjt oct lebcnoc, ober DER tote gllS
ob id iencn Io0 peri1nlOet bate ~
oes elen6cu Wlamnious iDegenl llnO
iebt III Sd font iiid)t iiber i'm bin,
iUcQ, Da bouoelt cs iio3 ilu tim ieiiicr
9odjtef Qebensgliid llno nitbts itebt
ihm inl Siege, als ipicocr oieics jam
ncrliditc yfidjts, ods opd] lci0er I'M
Qcbei 70 uicl bcoclttct Sd fam bel.
fen Dcnn id) mill ~ es foitet rid)t
sinmol meincn gan5cn Bells mas,
ii6ria blei6t, rcic5t fiir mid aiIS
slno 81 itibr i'd iinN iiberIcBc imo
morfic nit olIer6on0 31iinocn iuIo
mod)te mid irciirdcbfn ron icoct Der
biuolic6lcit. 0ic mir Gin wirtlc5cS
Gpicr dilirrlcn. 9lbcr Scr tote
Srcuno gloelc. meinJ lti6n nit
meincn 2Ilaci ga licNei iebei tjnn
teit. Die rmdjcnOc 4iitolc in ecrSdllo,
bhuiiberitr0mt, ole glai!Gcll glilgcn
peit oiieH... llno pcr last mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

r@S 6rnIft sic nid)t meiter 5it be-
lmruDi9cn,@ pieS CT iic Idarf ob.
Sein cbcn nocb 10 freimDli9es @eiid)t
bate cinen finiteren g(esorud oitge-
ilomnien. @S erbellte iid) jeood raid
lpteoer. glilfiiebenO iagte er: u9tein
glaubcn Sic mir mir, oa lit fein &in-
perniS llno MIN 0etfen Sic ais
quite Nlutter ein5ig mo allein all
Sbr Sinh glidt tpabr, oos lit SSbrc
Yflidt2 gli6tS ipeiter ais oas.
@riiben Sic Die liebe @onoa ber5lidl
BON mir, uno lniien Sic mir bal0 qltte
glar9ric1t 5lfonlmen Sic ioll iib
mr ipilten recbt fir ipieoer geiltnO
81 merOen. 0ie So95eit fam 6att
jeOcr5eit iein% g.
9llS ct iiac5 Soiiie fom, ipor's ibm,
ais OBJ er in cine Sterbepobning cin.
tretcn iollte @r ging in 9l6elens
Sti!bdtlt oas er ionit nid)t befreteu
bnttc, mo failo es leer gltf Dem
Giide lag ein 3ettel nit ccr 9ln5eiqe,
mo iie icb porldufig cinqltortiert
Dobc, uoonlit or iDiiic, mobin er iie Der
Boli5ei ob5unelOcn Ddtte." Die M1ogo
irogtc, Oh oos @3ittogeiicn ans eilicut
Speiic6aiiie gcbolt iperoen iolle. sic
m0dtc iulr iiir iic6 iorger antportete
cr cs ici irinc 9(biidt, iast iuieocr
81 ciicn Gr licB a6er bic
Stlm0c hori6crgcben, sSbm mar
rcdJt icbIcdt 81 @alt. Slbenos be.
gniigte cr iic6 nit elmer Gaiie See in6
ocu 9lcitcn ans Der Speiicfonmer,
(6ortieeuug toIgt.l .A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
9eIcotap6iIdjcr ggeiierbcridlt.

glns ocn iibrigen 8unoessWctter.
geobudtimgs- -Stationcn uurben sic
Iolgenocn nicorigitcn 9euiperotrrcn,
Die I'M 8 llbr gcitcrn &benS gcrrid,
ten beriftet:
Ter @etterniarn sSolep6 Qilp, IT,,
berithtetc aciiern 0aB Oie Iemperas
tur pd6reno oer @odc urgcia6r 10
@rdo inter scr iibIiden 0torm fir
oieie So6res5eit mar iino oaB Die NAB
falie @itternng oa5u 6eigetroeeu
bat. Bob piel Somen in ser Groe Der.
Ioren ocaargcn 1T. QoS @clpittcr
geltern Radnittog tidtetc peni9
Shooeu all.
lie Storiing an Der Sfiiiie 1T nab
Der aiiiie bon 9topo Scotia abge3o.
gen. Sm ierncu @eiten iinO in 60
lornOo, adnfas nnb 91e6rosfa fiel
geiierr lcidier SAnee. sSroTi.gar.
ningen piroru geiiern fir 0lidignit
oas lpeitlide Benniplpnnien ylelp.
Serieb, 9}clp.Dorf inO Dlen.@nglano
ausgcianof. sSiir Sic mitfelationti-
iheg Gtdolcn ion es bcidc 3ipor Ct.
mas iudrntcr per0eiL oodj miro oic
fii6Ic gQeae erIt nod einigen Gogeu
gebrodben Uerocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

til0a 9arc 2int6cum bon 9lnne
9lrinoe-GorniD. 0lahoeni CT 5wei
Sabre bic @'iGerSuillc 2fa0emie be.
iudt 6aite. o6ioloirtc er nit 2In5.
5ci6nmg oas St. ,So6n's Goaese,
nm iib All ocr Dale lluiperit6t iu-
motriIllircn 5ii laiien 6p0ter ltt-
0irie CT 3 Satire NlatGenoiif an bcc
Gornea llnpcriii6t un0 eruar6 cen
Ioftor Sitcl ser &biloiop6ic 9lad
@ecuoiglng iciner Stu0ien mMr0e CT
ais 9ebrcr Der Nlatbemafif .luie Der
loteinicbei nu0 gried1idenS pracben,
an 0ie NRilitdr 9lfa0cmie in &eefSs
fia 6eruien imo ua6m ipdter einc
dbnlide Gtealng in ber 9|ew Porter
@iiliIdr 9Ifoecnlie in Gormuol an.
gaa6rcn0 Ser lcbien Sabre ieines Sc.
6eus par CT IN 9iews2lorf i'm @uluo-
ei9entbunis @eidGit t6dtig. Ger Ger.
itorbcne 6intcrl0Bt . Sdpeiiern
5rou Robert goung, @ait6crs6urG;
6rau Santiicl Soptins Srl gtnnnie
linO SOn Sint6iclm bon 9Iune 9Irrm-
bcl.&ountp iinO Sroi glnelia Gin.
t6icium BON 6re0erids6urg 30.
9eoitlte.fiir 6rpitbur9 er.
nannt.
an Sroit6nrg @}o, orgoniiirtc iitb
ser neue crpd6ie StoOtrot6 lnS
nu6hl iolqcnOc Grncnmlngcn Dor:
StoOtclerf SSo5u 9. ARcbgcr. Stcucr.
Collector S8iaidm &. g}ocI, S6ob.
mciiter s. SrYin @rildorO, StaOton.
iuolt ggilliam n. Cunter, Stoot.Syn-
geuieur @iaium Sarpeu, Superintcu-
oent Der g9oiierperfc GonraO anic-
rietL Snperirteuocnt ser StroBen
&obn Doiioo, @rntpcnmnnn Sobn q.
9omGn 9ailifi Senr9 Slider, 9}adlt-
poli5iiien Gam Sauna uuo 6cnrD
Gidiuortb 9liiciorrn Gonroo @dutt,
SomeS Souion mO @iaiom @lc9uf.
fie mo gum @eanter ser @eiuno-
bcitsbe6oroe Or. 9l66ott q. g9olfcr.
Scrr @leBger tritt 5iru picrlmO5pou.
5igiten N{ol icincn Gerniu ais Sc.
ridlts.Glcrf dll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
qoFaI6cfidJte ans Woi6inatun.


Rad Orei5e9lt &abren.
5rau Gorrie n. EoarSanSbof
rougb, Oercn criter Gjottc 8obn s..
Eoor nod ciner 10 Sabre longen
slbpeirpbcit 5uriidgcfe6rt icin ioll
lreidte i'm Sber-@ -@eridt Gin @eiub
fir sic gIuiDebung ibrer Seirot6 nit
ibreni iebi9cn @atten,, NlcaOe @ons
borough cin. lie 6roii gab an, bob
Sonsborougb ein 9iilitergotte gene
len itno i1r urS ibren 9inoern I'M.
mer Iiebepol entgegengeIonimen iei.
@iIl geihieOen iein.
/ Sable sc, Soaod reihte i'm S6er-
GiIirift.@eridIt einr aloge oiii ohio
htc SdeiOuno non Sorrp s. sol
Iod ein ser lie Der @dB6onollng
iino 0cs bospiuigen gerloiens be.
icbul0igt. gIitBeroem nerlangt Tie
.fort6ouern0e SIlinente Gie 6rou
erfldnc Dab Oas Foar Elm aino
babe. Spaod lou bon $50 bis $50
Die Nobe beroienen.
gl lid bdnOlere beitroft.
Ger @iild5dnoler SorrD 9. Sliuer
libtroc i'm @oli5eigeridjt 81 elmer
@eloItrofe non $t5 megeti gerfdlib.
in1g bon WiiId nit ggaiier Sic cr I'M
Giitrift pcrianot batte bcrlrtbeiIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
8luci tiidtioc jnnsc NlaSd,a.

gln Stele Der Gbcniiten SSm g.,
g8ia6rrn rno glrtbur &6omplon,
lpel6e iid) in Scr @im0as 9lrmee ba-
ben omoerbcn laiicn limo oiti @H
pfebhmg 0eS &roi. GoOiO Bcglein
bon Der wcitlitbcn b0bcren Sodtcr-
iAule bic bci0cn WlGo1eu 2ucu g8o
gcucr iuo Sris Young ais @6cniltcn
in ser oGitD 9oirp Go.~ Don Srn.
glio 9. Gardner onaelteIlt porOeu.
8r. gSo9cucr 1T Die Gohtcr ocs Be-
fonntcn &cltorrotcllrS glugult g..
gsogcncr pm g3r, A, SHo @aDltroBc,
lno mo1nt nit ibrcn eitcrn in CIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
1915, @omonOion glocnue. 8eioe
jungen YidOhen gc6oren 8l Der oro-
oliirenoen alaHe Der boberen &od)-
teric5liIc
Q3eibc
lyHr 6ag .Nlcaimsnt.

G6crft 98oltcr 6isf i'm 8onamte
if 0eitern telc9rop6ilb bcouitragt
moroen 9fcfrllten fir ooS 0. &eicrpc-
Observation-Disclosures on5umcrbcn.
0o8 &egiment miro in B6ilu0eEpbia
iornlirt nh0 broid)t nod Dicle 9iefrt-
ten e6e es gum @inicbificn na6
Jranfrrih fcrtig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

Qie o@eiilide @arpIdioer ga6n"
bat Die @mborgogoriAriit eeeen ben
Transport bon @ei5en aufeebo6eL
ober oofiir icblen iebt Die BasgOhs
5um Gransporte Der onoeiammelten
5(radlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
itnter6altnnqs -gBeapeiIer.

,Nubitprinm" Civilization
,,1oro' 'cr- 1iner Noie~ sod
,,Wn1ciD Ibc @rls from Soblano".
,,plppobrpme" Nauoebiae iuo Wnnpebloer.
,MlQrnlonb gldubebluc uno gRanheblner.
,,Winfi2liaocmle" ~ Daughter Of ibe
Ooo6"
,Wlriorin 0aubeOiue ufib 99nnbelbilber
oWlarDlnub SDden Cub" ~ 3lenneU bonn
T. hs a. Wlui AZ 8imlico,
,QlDnnob'e 4hccums heater" Qciiie. Enns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

AbunneHIeig utr Dcn .SCntldjcn GUr.
reipunocutCn" nidlt piiuftIidl u0er nnrc.
selmaRig crbnlien, in6 ecbrten, seT
Office oGuun per 9eirp6un Dbcr idjFiitlth
Uiifheilnnn an mnclrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
Ihs benz Snuercn MarBlanO's nnS
Oru ansten5enSen StaateH.
S IN q ricd 9 qefolren

Der 22-idbrige glia 9lrnolo &llid,
oeiien @ltern Dor fur8er 3eit bon ga.
naoa nad Sborptoun, Mo, iiberiic
ooIteu iiel in ser Sblod]t bei @inp
Hiogc in 6raufreid am 9. 9lpril.
OGie 6eiOen Sobne ser 8othilic bat.
ten iib i'm 6e6rudr 1916 frciiuiQig
5itiii ariegsoienit gemclOct imo pur.
Den nnd ibrer 9lusbiIoirng am 1. Sf.
tober nod @nglon0 eeifidt. Sic
trqim am 5. glpril dIs lRitglieOcr oes
49, 9atoilIons auf 0cm SHladtielo
Elm, 100 bier Gage ip1ter glIo 0ilid
ourb cine ieiu0lidc Sieel ieiucu SoO
fanS.
Bon 0urdgcD Den6em Bfero
geto0tet.
Sci 0enGerhIdJ, Elm 0ilrdbgeben0eS
Eier0 in Dorf 9a4 aui5u6olten
murOe 2loBo 9. 9]rider 10 Idpper Der.
lebt, ooB er oeH Sa6ei cr6oltcnen Ser.
leeimeen erlog. Gr muroe bon Oem
8ierOc onf Sic Seite geidleuoert,
idlug nit Dem aopie gcgcn ocn9linn.
itein lino erIitt eineu SGd0oI6ru6
Ger &erlior6ene botte eii Sitter BON
80 Sabren erreidt betrie6 eli Dlatc
riollpnaren @eidbdit bier icit brei
SSnbren lnO bintcrl1Bt cine Srau mo
feds aiu6er tsp sa
Sonutc 8er0ddti9esni9t
i0entifi3ieren.
Ger aoiiirer Der ,@riten 9lQtionol
gonf~ in ai6nliaer, 9orcIop g. Syus.
feep, fubr nod @arions, @..ga4 Inn
Die BORT IN llnteriihungs6oft befino-
liden orei Slaoen ipel6c onge6lib
einen Stnliener nm $500 berou6t bo-
ben ioilen 81 iOentiii8ieren. Die ge-
66sSen neigen Ger glhiidt 5i, OaB
Die @erboiteten on Dem gonfroub in
aitmiIlcr beigciliot aeiucicn iiuO, oodj
elaubt Der aoiiirer, ooB ooS Grio an
oeilllelben nlc1t betbclllgt mar.
6 a0muIla6er 6. Sintbtcnm
geitorben
81 Gjait6ers6urg, Do, itorb Goo.
pnuooer GomarOs 9intbicilni i'm
Seim ieiner Sdipeiicr, 1Sruit Ro6crt
Simg. Ger @erIIor6cnc tpor Scr Elm.
size Sobn Der i'm i'm GoOe oorouS.
eegnngenen 9Iteu SSo6n unO N1a-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

xSrl, Y. summers, DER Surnpeg
Der S5lOtten.Scrat6nnsS- Gommiiiiou
Der b0n ciitem iit6crcn Nlittel fir Die
ScfGmpfnng Der ll-SoOte ipridt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
ggcIsenycgFanIc an 6ic .INIIEI.n.

9iodOem GborlcS 6. lPacgil bon
Ger IS q. @ombria Niomiocturing
Co. uor6er idon bc0clter0c Quan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10

GINth
gletferansfdjten.

Sir WiatDlati0 uto Den Diitriti
GolinHbid 1eute flar nnO noroipeiiIi.
dbe Nir0c. 3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-10
Gunbes. 9cpnrtement fir 2anOpirtB.
Idlaft-gG gGetter.yirean.
WrrIdt Oes gaItlmOtc @ttirrbiiteanS.

Der Seuftigteitsaebnlt Der Suft,
NOR 10 8ro5eit i'm S ll6r @lorgens
uno 48 Brosent inn 8 llbr glbcnOs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
LAST WORKING DAY
OF DELAWARE ASSEMBLY
Many Bills on Calendars of Both
Houses-"Drys" Win Final
Victory

DOVER, Del. March 23.-Today is the
hnal working day of the present session of
the Legislature. and when the House and
Senate convened this morning seventy-six
House bills and twenty-five Senate bills ap-
peared on the House calendar. and thirty
nine Senate bills and seventy-nine House
bills on the Senate calendar 1t was fore
gone conclusion that many of the bills
them having never been reported out Of
committee
A final effort was made by the "wets" in
The Senate shortly before midnight last
night to have reconsdered the House bill
providing for resubmission of the liquor
license question in Wilmington and rural
New Castle County. but the mot ION to re-
consider received only eight votes and nine
were necessary to carry the motion. AS
the time limit in which reconsideration
could be made expired at midnight, the
"drys'" victory is now certainty.
BY a vote of eleven nays to six yeas the
Senate today killed the House bill to legal
ise ten-round boxing bouts in Delaware and
authorizing the Governor to appoint State
athletic commission to regulate such bouts.
In the House six of the seven members Of
the Legislature whO had signed the pet ton
asking for resubmission of the liquor license
question in rural New Castle County asked
that their names be withdrawn from the
petition, as the bill just passed by the
Senate includes rural New Castle with the
city of Wilmington. Many bills of minor
nature were passed by both the House and
the Senate this morning.
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BLAMES LURE OF CITY
FOR HIGH COST OF FOOD
Member of School of Horticul-
ture for Women Says Women
Should Stay on the Farm

There are too many women bookkeepers
ana stenographers in the city, and this
Is the reason the price of food is SO high
according to Miss Emma Blakiston, mem-
Der OF the board Of directors of the School
OF Horticulture for Women. at Amber. Pa
VINO spoke before the students Of home
economics at Temple University today.
III instead Of coming to the city and
getting positions" said Miss Blakiston. the
eirls would stay on the farm and learn 10
oe scientific growers, the cost of food would
De less In the city When a scientific grow
er marrles she does not have to give IN
ner WORK. and thus marriage would not
interfere with the number of workers on
,ne iarm. The high cos: of living is due
princ pasly TO one very simple condition
,ner" are not enough people .doing our
farming work
IN view of the state of war in which we
presently will find ourselves il would he
wei! for us to pay great attention to our
ioou supply, she continued. although the
STATE or Pennsylvania Is very rich IL cam
not raise enough food to supply its nhabi-
'an's' Where would we be in the case there
were railroad strike in our midst?
Another reason for the high cost of liv-
ing said Miss Blakiston, whose subject
was "On the Other side of Marketing, "is
the extra hauls and handling to which much
OF our foodstuff is subjected. Take for in
stance Philadelphia. 1t is surely wrong TO
nave TO unload farm products at Thirty
second street and take them to Dock street
Terry 10 give them to the produce merchants
mere should be more use of the trolley car
oy the farmer in handling his stuff"
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lyY. RECALLS
J RETIRED OFFICERS
Inadequacy of Present Force
Prompts Action by
Department
RUSH WARSHIP BUILDING
will Push Construction of Large
Destroyer Fleet at
Once
IRISH WARSHIP BUILDING
WASHINGTON March "a

WASHlNtiION, March 70,
The navy has recalled into active service
,.ree numbers of the retired officers, Secre-
s.rv Daniels announced today.
ritter inadequacy of the officer personnel
..suted in this order which follows closely
H. order for the advancing graduation of
s,o classes of the Annapolis Naval
Academy.
In an effort to virtually cut in half the
.roe required for constructing naval
Sestroyers, and to mobilize all available
shinbuilding resources for the construction
AZ these vessels, conference of American
shipbuilders will be held at the Navy De-
partment tomorrow.
The New York ShpDuiding Corporation.
the Fore River Shipbuilding Company, the
Newport News Company and Cramps. of
Philadelphia, will be represented. az will
avery shipyard which has ever built
destroyer or which can build one
An extreme effort will be made to build
The destroyers in ten to fifteen months
twenty-five to twenty-four months has been
the customary period.
No limit will be placed upon the extension
of the navy in dcstroyers submarines and
ubmarine chasers, other than the physical
capacity of the country's shipyards to turn
out the vessels.
While fifteen destroyers are already spe-
clfcaly authorized. Secretary Daniels an
nounced late yesterday tne department
would at once order as many destroyers
Is can be built in time to meet the present
crisis If many as fifty can be built
they will be ordered.
Immediate increase of the destroyer fleet
Is the first desire of the Navy Department
Daniels announced today. Bids for the
fifteen authorized destroyers will be opened
tomorrow. y, addition hornet fleet OF
between 200 and 800 fast motorboats. SUBJ
m Urine chasers "and as many more as we
can get constructed" will at once be ordered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
ALLEGED DOPE PEDDLER
HELD IN $1,000 BAIL
Drug Outfit and Entry Book Showing
Transactions Found, Officials
Declare

Nathan Stark, twenty-nine years old of
V5 Vine street was held under $1,000 bail
BY United States Commissioner Long. in
the Federal Bui ding on the charge of ped
ding dope When Stark was arrested last
night by Colonel Will Gray Beach and Spe-
cial Revenue Agent Ralph Oyler COM
pete outfit for weighing and parceling out,
II is said. was found in his room.
{ The Government officers also found, they
said. in his possession small book with
records of the daily transactions. The en-,
tries, according to the police. showed that
some days more than 800 worth or dope
was sold. The police say that the man has
only been in Philadelphia about month
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turs Of war munstiors for the Entente

tures Of war rnunfsaors for the Entente
Allies.
Added to this cause Is the fact that rail-
road transportation has been tre,,enaonsI,,
accelerated during the last two years nv
the booming times and the exceptionally
heavy freight traffic on all lines. This ac-
tivity has worn out locomotives with un.
usual rap dity, The roads have been 50
pressed TO carry freight speedily that they
have not Withdrawn locomotives from active
service for repairs in time and deterioration
has thereby been FASTENED. according TO the
information.
II Is planned that rapid steps shall be
taken to remedy this situation the Govern
ment. tho railroads and the locomotive
builders cooperating TO increase the output
of new engines
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
HEARING ON DEPOSITS
Utility Service Corporations Confer
With Public Service Commission

HARRISBURG. March 23.--Representa-
tives Of a score of public service companies
from various parts of the State conferred
today with members of the Public Service
Commission relative to deposits which some
utility companies require before furnish
ing service to consumers The men repre-
sen;ed water. heat gas and electric COM
panies principally
After the meeting the commission asked
the men to submit their suggestions in
written form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
Obtain Charter to Build Railroad

RICHMOND, Va. March 23-Wasbing-
ton capitalists. it developed today. got a
charter here late yesterday authorizinr the
building of railroad from Newport News
TO Harper's Ferry. w. Va. maximum can
ital being placed at s5,000,OOO. II is also
proposed to extend the road to Morgantown.
w. va. William b. Emmert. OF Washington
ID. C.. is president of the newly chartered
company The other incorporators are also
from Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
CARS ON LIMITED DERAILED
None Seriously Hurt in Wreck on Penn
sylvania Near Brilliant

YORK. Pa, March 23 - Six Pullman
coaches and the express car Of the Pitts
purgh Limited were derailed and 1900 feet
of track was torn up on the Pennsylvania
railroad. south of Brilliant Station, near
mere. last night. No one was seriously in
5ured
The wreck. believed to have been caused
oy defective rail- resulted In a suspension
oi traffic between Harrisburg and Baiti-
more.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-23
FOUND DEAD IN BEDROOM
With Sweetheart's Picture in His Hand
Man Kills Himself

WILKES BARRE. March 23.-Holding a
picture of his sweetheart In one hand and
Bible in the other, Harry +. Holden was
found dead in a bedroom of his mothers
home here yesterday. A wide-open gas jet
explained the cause
Holden. it is said was engaged to marry,
but whether it was love affairs or illness
that drove him to suicide is not known,
lie was twenty-five years old.