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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
startc gladfrapc md ednappS.

@eItern mar Die 93uhiroge nad
@ertiiifaten, oie bic Gntiernuug gro'
Der Quontit1ten BON 99bisfep ols
oen 9uhOes-2o9er6dniern geltatten,
ipieocr einc iebr itorfe uno Die 9lngc-
iieaten i'm 9unocs ,SnlonoIteuer.G De-
.portement 6oitcn oae SGnoe Ooll 81
t1in, Inn Die 9lpplifanten 81 bciric.
oigen. @egen N}ittoe wurocn Die
granntpeiubrenncr criutt, ibre 9In.
peilngeu iiir gntiernung GROCER
@engen BON @bisfep 5uriid5u6olten,
bis Ole 9lngcIteIIten in Dem Geparte-
ahent I'M Stonoe iino, oic jett borIic-
gcnoe 9(r6eit 81 beiualtioen. @cect
@littas worcn bereits $i0t,000 elm.
be5a6lt DorOen fir 5uriidge5ogenen
g9biefcD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Scim Cincs YaltimOrcrS nicoCr.
gcbrnnnt.

8rou gOmoro GROCER bon golti.
more, sic in @cicllidaftsfreiicn mobI.
bctonnt it, erbiclt gcitcru Nie ysa@-
riht. DAB ibr 2anoiib 5iI llplanO,
9go., nit eincin @crluit bon $4,000
neocrgcbronnt iei. Scrr unO 5raii
Gro5er boltcn iicb our 3cit 81 Sot
Springs olf no lie einen Sonoiib
gcmictbct boben. Gos @ciibtbuu IN
llplono NOR an Die SeiIsormec OILS
gSuiIcnDous pcrlnict6ct porocn. Gs
Gottc 35 8fumer imo muroe bon Dem
ullplono STUNT Club ais &aiipt.
quarter benutt, cbc bic Seilsarmcc
IS uietbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Die Slcsiitrirnne.

@cncroL9(ojutont Scnrp sc. &or-
ficlo bofft, oni @3ontog Oas@elonInit'
glciultot Der gieeiitrirung in @torD-
louo ncbIt Den pom Der 9legierlIug
Dcrlongten 2ilten nod goibington
icnocn ou fonncn. Sn Baltimore iiio
rod fiinf g8dros riiditdnoig. 0ic
&cgiItririmgS.9cb oieier &oros
ipuroen pom Srn. Charles Sreiioer,
inn, oufgcforoert, oie Siitcn uno
aorten umgebcnO on6llfertigen, oa-
nit oieIclben ocm @cnerul'9loiutdn-
fen in glnnopolis ougeiteat werOen
f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
llntcr idjiucrcr SInflusc.

@ctcr Strilc5foiusfj ein 9lrbcitcr
bon 80 Sobren oeHen @iegc IN 'Eo-
len Itono, pur0e onbci ertoppt, wie
er Die 6-jG6rige Sena Dlotac5uf IN
Iein Sous loden woate Ger Fole
iino oic @ltcrn oes WldodcnS lino
O1acbbarn, ser critere po6nt g4r.
1904, Siio-@amooo-9luco luo ooS
aino gfr. 1916, Gllmoo0-gloe. Netcr
purOe perbaitet ln0 inn oltli6en 30
li5eigeri1t fiir 0ns Wcribtspcria5rcn
ieitaelaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14


Senrp MiIler anr, Den Gontroit
5nm 9aii ocridicocncr @c6duoc in
Der 6lottcn SlfoOcnie 81 9lunapolis
iibcrtruacn. Ter @cionmt6ctroo ocs
GoutrottcS bcldult iih ant $4,000
600.
81 cnt lano miro ouf g E.
geben.
Ter Sriegs Sefretdr 9afcr bat
oen Gon9reBniitolico 4iricc nlitgc-
t6ciIt, Bob or sic glllSlpq9l BON Sent.
NSlono ais S6icBplos pcrucricn
weroc Nr 9Sricc empiabI ioOann
cineu &los IN @orccIter-Goultp rmo
eineu FIae IN Somcrict.gQultg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
qiren1en cut3oocn.

Ser 9hitomobil.@ommiiidr bat Die
gluto.Qiccn5cn fir 6rouf Gicdman
rou 9lr. 800, Siio-t, Strabc, bon
GDcrcit g @criinS mo bon 9obert
8. @iIoe 5uriidgc8ogcn Gicdman
Iol 81, .iluminirt" gcIucicr icin ino
Die 9Inocrcn warcn an Dem llltolle
bct6ciliet. ourd welhen 6ranf Sdo.
tclat lun's 2cbcn acfomlnen ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
granO an Arr eryinotOu-struRc.

anr3 nad 10 ltbr geitcrn Gorutt.
tag brad in DER @o9nilng Oes 9ern.
boro SbrieDc, Ger. 700, &eit.Scring.
ton.GtroBe, aus mbcfonntcr llriaHe
Gin 8cucr aug. wcldcS seloitt wur.
sc, che es bc6eutenoen SdoOen an9e-
ri6tct 6otte. Scr @rono entitnno in
cincm Bette, bod befono iidb 6iir 3cit
RicmonO in Dem Souic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
gcrlicOtc e6iucIcn in sdwnIitatcn.

9(ls om Gonnerltog Abeno 9. s.
1ona, "a. Sabre alt mo Stnocnt IN
Der So6ns Sopfins llniperlitGt, Der
in glr. 1904, @cit-2crington- StroBc,
uobnt, mo Sam @unrne, cbenialS
Gin Shloent aus ocn binlmIiibcn
Neidc, an Der @cnniDluania. lmo
Gort6.9lucimc 5lpci iunec Nldobcn
Io6cu, perlicbten iic lid ioiort in oicie
iu0 critimtcn iie, in ibr 9Illto ST Itci.
gen imO cine 2llitiobrt nit ooranf-
iolgenocu @bop Suep unO gogcl'
ncitern 81 MAIDEN. Eic beiOcn Nldo.
den bcgten feinc bcionOerc &orliebc
fir Wlon9oIen ilno 5ogen iicb oober III
cine nobcqeIegene glpot6efe 5nriid.
9lu6 oortbin foletcn ibncu Die ldlib-
IGagigen @erliebtcn, ooH luur0cn lie
linn n1hitcn glligenblide BON SnrrD
8or lulo gmmctt Gcooing bon glr
$50, Bennett flnce, oic i6re Gcrfol-
glmg ocr M1O6en seieben battcn al.
9e0riifeu unO pciOlidl perlnObclt.
0onn ipuroen iie nod gum llebcr-
fluc bonn %oIi5iiteu @3iiIlcr Derboitet
mo in bic noromeItlidc 9Soli5ciIta.
ton ee6rodt wo Gong gcltern Ylor-
gen 50 unO Soften bleben mnBte
uegen inoroentliben 9ctroecns. Ser
|onocrc G6iueie purOc cutloilcn.
9lbonucnted, bic Sen o9cMiidcu Gorre-
ipDnbenten" uifJt piinitIid Ober mrcGeI-
uahig crbaItcn, fnD gcbctcn, Der Office
OnuOn per EcIcp0un UOcr idlriitIidl Wllts
lbriling 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

@ebdllOc cincr eleftriiben @eiellidait
on ser @bilaoelpbia.9ioaO beicbd.
oigt. Sin 9lr6eiter perlest. u
Sdaoen nidt ionOcrIih groB. II
Sr. 9lobert 4. Graham iiberhl5r
cinem ara6en in Der Strider.
StroBe.
@cItern Wlorgcn ge9en 9 llbr fono
cine erploiion in Der glnloge Scr
Sbopiningcn Glectro.9SroouctS sc.
ieaidoit, al Scr philadelphia HooO,
in Sig6Ionotopn, itutt. Ger % Sab.
re olte &iaiom Solpfins. bon go.
oons, NOR Der cin5i9c Monn, Der Oo-
Bel cine gan5 un6eOeutcnoe Ser.
lctung i'm @eiidt Oooontrllg,
peun Die @elpolt Der ggplolon au1
mebrere glrbeiter 5lt 9oOen porf.
Gin Ebeil Der oitlihen Scite Ocs &c
6duoes puroe ipeggeriiien unO oie
cleftriide 9lnlogc Scr @eleaidoft
muBte mcbrcrc Stunocn lang ibr
@ei61it cinItelcn. Gle Ginipobner
ser gladboricboit bemddtigte iid
einc 3eifIoug eroBe 9Iufregiing, Oos
piele 2cute glou6teu, DAB gerpanOte
bon i6nen Sdoocn 9elitten boben
mo1tcn. Gie 9conteu Der 6irmo
peiecrteI iif 5uerlt irgeno pclde
gliisiogen 81 modem; nodoem a6er
2ientenont Greomer BON Der %oli5ei
in Canton nit @cipolt georo6t batte,
mnroe ibm ser @rntritt eeItottet. Gie
Grploiion mur0e ooourh perltrio1t
onB oos geihmol5ene 6erro-Silicon,
oos 5llr Seritealug bon Stobl Ser
menoimg iinOet, iicb Our6 Ocn Wle.
toafeiIcl our1gefreiicn unO nit Moi.
ler in 8eriibring fam. Ser entltnn-
oene 1ompfoeririadte MN Die Gr-
ploiion. Ser Shaoen it, nod glus-
ia9c Oes getrie6sleiters @bilip $.
6aIter, nid)t oroB imO Der 9etrieb
iuirO in filr5er 3eit pieoer ouige-
nommen meroen. Ger erlten grplo-
lion foletcn 5iuei peitere. 6enIter III
ser NaHborihoft tuurOen oiird oen
2uitorud 5ertriimmert.
llnterindung eingelette ct.
Iie llnteriuhung ii6er Den 9lilto.
mobil-llnfna am A. Suli al Ger
GoItern-glpcnle-9iooo, bel Dem 6roii
Seonctte Smith oen GoO fonO, bat
oie &oIi3ci iiber5eugt, OoB @iGiam
6. @osl0. Scr Chauffeur oeS ,9ori.
co6~, ShulO an Ocu llnfaa it, oo.
clirh, ooB CT 5u fur5 lcnfte, Oie Dfo-
id5ine mnporf lnO nidt tuie er ere
5G6lt bntte, bon einer onoeren Wla.
ihinc ongeio6ren lpurOe. 9osleD
miro in Der @oIi5eiitotion in Gorton
sum @er6or feItaeboItcn, Oas 6eltte
Nadmittog itattiinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
1iir Elm nrSNeres gaItimOrc.


StoOt.Froturator g. 9. 6ielo ant.
portet oen giirger-Sdib .Gomite
BON 9altimore-@ountp. @r
fiibrt an Dab 9laeo6anp bon
@ittsbureb eingenieinoet pur0e,
trob0em cine Dlaioritdt Der @16.
Ter Don glaeg6ahp Oogegen mar.
81 Den glngo6cn ocs o9iirger.
Sdub Gomites" bon Baltimore
Gounty, Oie III 3eitungen bctount &c.
madt muroen uno in welben oarnlli
bingclpicien muroe, ooB Baltimore in
9e3ug aui ieine 8epolterrng bon
9Sittsbure6 uno Getroit iiber6olt
puroc iogtc seitern Stoot-4Srotura.
Tor 2. g. 6ielo in eincm 9eriHt fol-
genoes:
Die bon Dem rgiirger-56 56us-Go.
mite oeroifcntli6teu 3nblen nit Be
3ue ouf ole @epolferung bon golti-
more, @ittsburgb mo 0etroit Dur.
oeu ouf @runO DER 3a1l Der Mdnner,
pelde am 8. SUM in oieien orei
Stdoten rcgiitrirten aisgerehnet.
Sie limo 81 ipefllatip itno fonnen
niht ais correft betrodtet lperoen
Dor ingeidbr 6 0lonaten CAB oas
gunoes.G .Gcnlus-gureou ole @eOoIfe-
ring Der peridieoenen gr0Beren
Stdote beforut. Die 3o6Ien luoren:
Baltimore .5S9,62t
@ittsbitre6 49,. .579,091
Detroit ....... .57t7S4
Sos g(ngelcs .503,S12
Tieie 3n6len iino 6eoeuteno oit-
berIaiiiger, ais oieicnigen meldbe auf
@rllno Der &egiitririiug ausgerednet
ipiirocn. 9nis Oieien 3nblen fam
aud erie6en perOen Dab ASittsbure6,
Detroit uno SOS 9lngeles binter Bal
timore Der iino, ooB o6er Baltimore
Oos 9lennen lcidt geipinneu miro,
wenn DER Staot BON ser Stoats-@e.
Iebgebung oaS gepiinidte Eerrain be-
williet miro. gtad Der Gmgemein.
oitng Diiroe Die gcp0lterltiles5nbl
Der Staot Baltimore I'M 10000 gro.
Der iein, ierner miirOe Oas bin5uge-
fommene 9crroin unter 2eihng Der
Stoot i9neaer 6eiieOelt perocn, 10
ooB I'M Sabre 1920 Der Genius Elm
gon5 onOeres 9ilo 5cigen wiiroe.
Gas ngiirger. S6ub.9omite~ bon
goltimore-GomiD laet nu9 in iei-
mem geri@t ooB Ole Sororte BON
Eittsbure6 o6ne Die @inwiaieune ei.
ner Nlaioritdt Der g916[er in Den Dor.
orten nidt eingemeiuOet merOen fon-
men. 0ies 5ciqt, OaB onS Gonite lid
'ni9t Inn E6atioden 6efiimmert. @s
lit aber G6atiode, ooB Dor einigen
sSu6ren ole StaOt glaeg6anD BON
8ittsburg6 ii6ernontmeu muroe, iino
5lDor nidt nur o6ne Oic ginpiaigung
elmer Dloioritdt Scr @dbler bon III
lee6onp. ionOern aud trob oes @ro-
teitcs Ser @elpobncr pon 9laegbanD.
Gin @eicb bcIiimmte onB Die @ingc-
meur0ung bon 9taegbanD Den 8ob-
lern DER in 5raee fommenOen Stdotc
poreelegt peroen ioIlte. Eittsburgb
bat oreiniol 70 Diele Stimmen ais III.
leg6onn, moS natiirli1 5ur 6olge
botte, ooB 9Incg6anD oerlor, troboen
in glaegbonD eineWldiorit1t Der &d1.
Ter geeen @ingemeinOimg gcltimnlt
9otte. Die @epo6ner bon 9llleg6anD
aingen bis gum glmOes.S6ereerift
oic 9lneclegen6eit purOe aber 81
@uniten bon Nitts6lrab entibieoen.
Startc gladfrasc md SdnappS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
gOm glmtumUbil octGOtct.


6rou 9ulu Bolt bon 9faspcburg oas
Spier oes Observation-Disclosures
@erlieB cinen 8elair.9ooO-Stra.
Ben6abnpnggous mo muroc BON
einem 9luto ii6eriobreu uno ae.
tootct. 9lutomobiliit inter
$1,000 9iir9idoit ieiiee6aIten.
aiir5 nad 6 ll6r qeIicrn glbeno
wuroc 6rau Suh IoIf, 60 Sabre
alt, bon gtr. 8, Nodoole.&oaO, 9lospc.
burg an ser 9elair-9loaO, nobe Der
6ranflin-g(peuue, BON 0cm g(utomo-
bil ocs Srn. &obert Campbell bon
Der S6cQ-91ooo, IA. IiItrift bon
@oltinorc-Golu1tD. ii6eriobrcn uno
inIt oligenbIidlid getootct. Gampbca
muroe pcrboitct uno in ole @oIi5ci-
itotion 81 Gotonsoille gcbrodt, mo er
bonn Eoli5cirihter @bilip arug I'M
ter $1,000 9iirgi6ait freigeIaHcn
wuroe. inn ocn SSnQueIt a63umorten,
Ger bclitc 9IbcnO in ser EoIi5ciitation
ItattfinOen ioa.
3eligcn Ocs lInfaIlcs iogen, Dab
Die 5rau ans Dem 8cloir-Hoao- -Sira-
Benwoogon 9ir. 1883 ltieg, oIs Scr
iel6c an Der gde anlonete, uno lid),
wie cs icbien in Der giidtung nod6
5ilIIerton begeben polltc. 9SlobIib
wonote iie ib nod rehts imO Der.
Ildtee bic StroBe 81 freu5en, ino III
oenlicl6en 9lngenblid lam OaS gluto-
no6il Oes Srn. Campbell, oas bon
oieicm sclenft purOe, in iiiOli1cr
Gihtllng fobrcnO, bcrbei.
@be Campbell Die gremien onieben
fonnte iuio ebe nod oic 3eugen Oes
llnioleS Der 5rou morneno 5urufen
fonnten, iuurOe iie BON Dem Sender
Oes glutomobils getroiicn uno our
Seite eei1leuoert. sic muroe bon
me6rercn Wl1nnern oitige6oben unO
in oem 9liitonobil nod Dem Bureau
Oes Or. ". 8. y9ilfinlon, $ geloir.
9iooO uno GoIe.gl0e., gebrdht. 0ort
oeriudte Der glr5t Iie iolpeit ber5uitel-
leu oaB Tie in ein Soipitol eei1offt
perOen fonnle, ood itarb iie aitf Dem
Sperationstii6e. Sic batte einen
9rud Oes redten 9lrnes no6e Der
SduIter ino einen S6doelbrud er.
litten.
Ser Seidnom puroe Damn no6 Der
Eoli5eiitatiou in @oroenpille geIdoiit
uno bon einsr Goroners. Surp bcIi1.
tiet, Die beiite 9I6eno ooiclbIt cincn
'Snqueit nbbolten miro.
Campbell, DER lofort noH Dem I'm
iaae BON Dem 5ergeantcn
ytutb oer6aftet muroe, erflGrte, Der
llniaa iei inOermciolic6 eepelen. Gr
babe, ais er nit elmer @eidwinoigfeit
bon etuo Is N}eilen Oie Stltnoe Die
9elair-9oao cntlane Fam, Die 6rou
aeie6en mie iie aus Dem gSaggon
Itieg. 0ieiel6e babe lid nod gtoroeit
eeiuanot un6 i6ien ole 9[bii6t 81 6o-
ben, an oen 9nbngeleiien cntlona ipci-
ter 6it geben. glls er gan5 na6e an
ibr NOR, idien iie iib eines 9lnoeren
81 belinnen ui0 begann ole StraBe
81 freu5en, troboem er i6r me6rmolS
Oas @ornungsiienol gob. SSobn Bal
.itcr Don @orOenOille iteIte $1,000
9iirgiboit fir Oas griheinen 0es
Campbell bel Dem Suquelte.
Bon Auto gctroffen.
6rou Senuic 9l6romion, 50 Sabre
alt wurOe gcitcrn giodmittag al Der
Gde Der Seaocnbou. unO &om6urQ-
StroBc bon Dem 9lutomo6il oes Rob.
&ndlon 9}r 20 GltohpS. trnRp no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Nerr S,nrprr luiebercrnaMnt.

@onpcrnciIr Sarrinatou bat &c
iicru Srn. G6as. g. Sarpcr bon ca
lis6irD pon gaienl ais 0litglieo ocl
gQanocIbilocr Gcnlur Ncb0roc CT
uarnt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
Bon glnto octroffen.

6rou Senuie sl6romion SO Sabre
alt, wurOc geitcrn glodmittag al Der
Gde Der Seo0cnbou. unO &on6nra.
StroBc bon Dem 9lutomo6il oes Rob.
Sodion g3r. 80, Suebes.StroBe, ge-
troiicn uuO er6c6lid an ben linteren
@licOnoBen Ocrlebt SSodion brahte
tie nad ibrer @obnung Ger. 1856,
@cli-Somburg- StraBe, nadoem lie
i'm llniDcriitg Soipitol be6anOeIt
moroet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
6 + StnotS Q efretd I
iiberfuGr 3naben.

glls am IonnerItng Er.StootS'
SetrctGr 9iobert q. @ro6om Die
9loro.Strider-, nabe 6opettc. Strabe,
cntlong fubr, trof icin 9hltomobil
Oen 10 Sabre alten BERNARD Goben,
bon glr. If, 9iorO.Strider.S .StroBe,
as Oeriel6e Die StroBc freli5en rpou-
te. @ra6om bob ben Stuo6en ollf
mO iubr NIT ibm nad Dem 6ranfIin
SQuorc-Soipitol, 100 es iih beralis.
iieate, ooB Der flcine nidt erbe6lif
pcrlebt iuorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
9ampfcr ,9reamlIamS. .

NbclnpcnIc Bcnd.
f5dDrp1n in 6rdfi an II. @nent SIR 9ns
ten crfinoigt man iidD IN Der Dllicc nlH oiiBe
ocS Wroa0mnb (Sultl3-l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
@rIoa % Id d 10 nn0cn Il.

Gomoro QB @allowoD, y Sabre
alt, 9lr. 1923, Siio.@ilmor.StrnBc,
Itor6 eeiiert @3orgen I'M llniuerlitp-
Soipital an ocn 9riibmunoeit Die CT
am Gonnerliog in Den Nlt. Glorc.
GcrfItGtteu Scr 9. & O.-gobn Oo-
Ourh crlitt Dab cine Dloidinenfop.
icl crploOirtc. Iic bier ou0ercn 9ln.
geieaten in oen @erfeu, Die 5ur glei-
den 3eit bcrlebt puroen 6efinOen
iid ongeblid) nuf Dem @cge Der @e.
neiimg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Niiroen MaiieMiOnO
ginAen gcitcrn mie0cr Gin:
$ermau Eiiuge lno 6rau $6.25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Iel erpl00irte. Gie bier on0ercn Ylns
geiicaten in oen @erfen, Die 5itr glei-
den 3eit bcrlebt pur0en, befinOen
iih ongeblidb nuf Dem @cge Der @c.
neiing.
Stiir5tc pom @agen.
g(ls Qeitcrn Morgen gegen 10 llbr
G6orles @crn6urOt. 56 Sabre alt,
BON 9ir. 1893, NicGonnea. .StroBc,
nit Dem 9(bloocn eincs @ogcus Der
@crnig GrprcB.Goupngnic, Der Dor
I, Dem Saue gtr. S27, Siio-8opor0-
StroBe, Itauo, beiddftigt mar, itiir5te
CT BON Oem @cid6rt itnO erlitt eincn
9}oicn6ru1 mo eincn gru1 oes rcrb'
ten Shultcrblottes. Or. Dl s. g,
Gwcns, 9lr. 1740 Sit-9aIiimorc-
Strobe, Der 5ur 3eit in icinem 9lilto.
mobile Dorbcifom, Iciitcte crlte Sllie
uno brobtc @crnbarot Johann nod
ieiner @obnaug.
z tIr5tc In Den Scrlao G.
, rounl.
( gSd6rcnO er fiir Oie Goaiipiie
Sbip6uiloing Company ouf elmer
Barge am 9sicr 9ir 8 5li 2oclit $oiut
3imncrorbeitcu auSiiibrte, itiir5tc
gcitcrn glodmittag Der 40 Sabre oItc
Marlin G6eiier BON 9|r. 200l, 6air-
molmt.9loc cine Ciltonj BON IA
SUB in Sen Nerlaocroim binob mo
crliit einpn @ruh bciOcr Sonogelen-
fc, iolpic inncrlicbc YcrlcBltn9cu, oic
eine lle6crIiibrimg naA Dem NiercD.
Soipitol not6wenOig lnnhten Seine
Gcrlcbut0cn iino idmerer 9lrt inO
bic 9lcr5tc bciiirdtcn, OoB Oie inner
Iiden Scrlctlingcn einen idlimmcn
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tanned some Wilmington gunners the
past week. MIR. George R. Donovan
is visiting in Milford and vicinity =
Mr.. and Mrs. George Helveston and
children, of Ogontz, Pa, are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. johnson. Miss Eliza
beth A. Staats, of Newark, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Stats. Mrs. John ].
SeVerson and children have been visit
ing in Wilmington. MRS. Susan
Severson, of Wilmington. spent We'd
nesday with her son, MIR. John Sever
son. Mr.. Harry Warner spent Sun
day near Wilmington. Mrs. Lee
Bason and son Neal, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs P. G.
Warner. Miss Edith Gibbons and
Miss Ethel Fennemore, of Blackbird,
are visiting in Philadelphia. Mrs.
Robert Derrickson spent the past
week in Wilmington.
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NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicinites.
TOWNSEND.
Miss Clara Unruh of the High School
Wins Silver Loving Cup-PersonaIs

Miss Clara Unruh of the High School
Wins Silver Loving Cup-PersonaIs
Townsend Nov. 28.-At the annnul
contest at the teachers New Castle
County Institute held at A. l. Dupont
School. Wilmington, Miss Clara Unruh
won the silver cup for the most pro-
ficient spelling in the grammar school
of Townsend High School.
Rev. Warren Burr having unfortu-
nately made misstep on election day
spraining his ankle has been confined
to his room for the past two weeks,
but he is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Naylor gave a
dinner to some friends from town
Sunday. The guests we're: james
Carpente', Jr., j. A. Hart, Jr., and
wife, Lester Daniels, Ethel Daniels,
Dallas Hart, Rena Stats and Karlene
Hart.
Personals. Mrs. Amanda Quillian
is spen5ing a fortnight with her sis
tCL -All-idWB MIS- lOISHCS lulSJB III
Washington. Messrs. Vernon Watts
and Pierce Watts spent the weekend
with their parents, Samuel Watts and
family. James Watts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Watts, of Cecilton, Md. D.,
spent Sunday with Samuel Watts and
family. Miss Mollie Austin was the
guest of Miss Gertie Hickey recently.
Mise Blanche McClain spent last
week with Henry Austin and wife. =
John Townsend. Jr., and wife are
visiting in Baltimore and Washing
ton.-Mr. Roy Lockerman and family,
of Delmar, are visiting thier parents
here. Mrs. Margaret Hickman. o.
Port Penn, visited Mrs. Malcolm
Nsylor the past week.
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CHESWOLD
Items of Personal ond Social Interest
Cleaned About Town

Items of Personal ond Social Interest
Cleaned About Town
Cheswold Nov. 2O.-Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson, Mrs.
Laura Raymond motored to Church
Hill, Md, Sunday, spending the day
with relatives and Rev. Kenney and
wife, Mr.. Herman Bnggs and family
spent few days with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Boggs. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Yocum and son, Mr.
Martin Keagler, of Darby, Pa, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Bar
Gus, Sr.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Boyce and son
Willard, motored to Massey, Md,
Sunday, spending the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Glass. Mr.. Frank Jew ell
and family, spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs Ann Jewell. l.-Mr. Dodd
and wife, of Millsboro, Md, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Boyce
on Tuesday last. Mrs. Sarah Pleasan-
ton, of Greenwood, is spending few
days with Cheswold friends and her
niece, Mrs. Edith Creadick. Mrs.
Florence Ford and children, Mrs. Ray
Ford and daughter Frances, of Dover,
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
P. l.. Barcus, Sr.-Mrs. Sallie Ander-
son, of Dover, spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Edith Creadick. = Mr.. Joseph
Swain spent Sunday with Milford
friends. = Mrs. Laura Raymond, of
Cambridge, Md is visiting her niece,
Mrs. Mamie Anderson. Miss Mary
Shahan and brother, spent a few days
with their cousin, Francis Barcus. -
Miss Gertie Hammond and brother, of
Wilmington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
P. L. Barcus, Jr.-Dr. Robert f.
Ellegood and Mrs. Helen Deans, of
Wilmington, were married Saturday
D. November 10, at Cheswoli Parson-
age by Rev. G. P. Smith. Prof. and
Mrs, A. L. Greenwood and Mrs. M.
M. Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
A. Wallen and son, Carlton, of Mil
lington. Md, were entertained by
Rev. and Mrs. G P. Smith Mrs.
G. P. Smith attended the Women's
Home Missionary Society in Whining
ton last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Swair
spent Sunday in Viola. Mr.. and Mrs.
Savin, Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Annie
Moore attended the w. C. T. U. Con.
vention at Kenton, Wednesday. Miss
Elizabeth Smithers, of Wilmington,
is visiting Mrs. J. H. Anderson:
Frank Harvey was a town visito
Sunday. ALLEN Scarborough is spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Scarborough. Mis-
Edna Luff spent Sunday with he
cousin, Miss Mary Leager. Mrs. Nc
Cleary, of Wilmington, is spending
sometime with her cousin, Mrs. MYef
Casson.
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Thanksgiving Day
PROCLAMATION

Thanksgiving is distinctively Amer
ican. 1t is part of our National |
life, and upon the spirit of it's recog- !
milton rests the stability of our insti-
tutions. Observed by our fathers in
the hardships of Colonial days, it
gained recognition in the Nations
stress under Lincoln. With such his
tory and such recognition, it is pecul-
iarly fitting that today, with Democ-
racy on trial. we should bow in thank
full acknowledgment to a guiding
Providence. With the idea and ideals
of Calvary standing at bay. humanity,
with beseeching confidence has ap-
pealed to the strength of America,
for relief and life itself. That we
are privileged to give of our harvests
to starving nations, and of our man
hood in defense of honor, is foundation
for sincere Thanksgiving. Never in
the history Uf our country, have we
been fortuned to give effectively so
much for the worlds advance. So.
to stand. with our all, beside the
bleeding Nations to fight for Liberty
of Thought and Action, merits pray
erful recognition of the God of Courts
and Men. Truly. as in the past. man
with tried heart, bowed in sadness,
renders most devout thanks to the
guiding Hand of Destiny.
In this worlds sadness and misfor-
tune, our State has played we'll her
part, giving more of her resources
than the demands of proportionate
share. For all of which, and in
keeping with custom and Official Pro-
clamation. !, John G. Townsend. Jr.,
Governor of the State of Delaware,
do designate Thursday. November
29th, as a Day of Thanksgiving and
strongly urge our citizens to lay aside
the duties of the hour and give grateful
thanks to Almighty God for the
hsrvests and blessings received and
the privileges and opportunities
afforded, during this year. and to
further resolve that our all be given
for His Guidance.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
l. John G. Townsend, .Tr. ,
Governor of the State of
Delaware, have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Great Seal to be affixed at
[Seal] Dover, this Nineteenth day
of November, in the year of
our Lord. one Thousand
Nine Hundred and Seven
teen, and in the year of the
independence of the United
States the One Hundred anC
Forty second.
JOHN G. TOWNSEND, Jr.
By the Governor:
EVERETT C. JOHNSON,
Secretary of State.
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Miss Helen and Myrtle Davis spent
last week with relatives in Bear.
Miss Ruth Martin has returned from
a visit in Carney's Point. Miss Alma
Owens. of Wilmington, is visiting
friends in Clayton. - Mrs. George
Allen and daughter, Miss Elsie, have
returned from a visit in Wilmington.
Mrs. F. Allen and two children,
Frances and George, spent the week
end in Easton, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. German, of Wilmington, spent a
few days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Green. Miss Frances Ellis, of
Delmar, spent last week with her aunt,
Mrs. Luther Hearn. Mrs. D. CHM
and son James, of Denver, Colorado,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. CHM.