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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
(Sin6rndl in cine g1irt6ldlaft.

@ine imangenebne lleberrai6mg
erle6te DER @irtb g(ueult &a6ler bon
9lr. 340t, SuOiou.StraBe, ais er bel
bei'm Sefineu ieines 2ofals Den
@eIoi1rauf offeu fanO uuo oie Sum.
me bon $3.50 DermiBte imo Die in
oemIelben beiinOliden Goflmente,
ole fir oen @inbreber o6ne @ert6
waren, in ieinem Soie wieoer 5uiam-
men ili6en mlBte. GerieIbe mar
OurG Die Ereppentbiir, oeren S6IoB
er abeeriiien bate, eineeitieeen imO
batte oen 3utritt nad ser @irtbidait
irei eeiln0en. @s gelang ibm Oen
@eIoidranf 3u oifnen, obne Die i'm
oberen Stodmert iGlaienOe 6amilie
oes @irtbeS ouBumeden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
gIntiamrrifanilde 0em0nIIraliOn.

9lmIter6am, pia 2onoon, 16.
9lpril. II 0as oSamburger 6rem-
oenblatt" peroiientli9t einen 9eribt
iiber cine anti-omerifanilde Oemon.
Itration in Somburg, bel wel6er
9eoner 0ie Ser. Staaten bcitig ouge-
9rifien baben. IS uuroe ongefii6rt.
OaB feline giation sroBere 6rei6eiten
eenieBt ais Deiltidlan0, imo Die &eo.
ner nannten &r6iioent @ilion einen
SeudIer. neil er uorga6. oaB ole
oeutibe Hegierung glmerifa ee5wun-
gen babe, ieine gteiltralit6t aui5uge.
ben.
@roBes Gelddter oeulrio6te cine
SSraae, mie es 9lmerifa mobl ouiueb.
men wiiroe, wem 0eutidIon0 nerlan.
gen miiroe, oen 8rdiioenten Sum aai.
Ter Der Ser Staaten 3u proflamiren.
Solgenoe 9lelolution lpilroe an Sen
aailer telegrap6irt;
nOreitaicno 8iireer bon Som-
burg eeben Dem 9rGiiOenten @ilion
befannt, oaB Die ein5iee wabre ino
geredte 9lntUort auf feline 9otidaii
an oen @ongreB i6re Grtldrms Oes
imeridiitterliCben &ertrmens ino Der
imeridiitterliben Sopalitdt 81 Safer
uno Heidb lit. Sic ipeiien ieoeu BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Die characterization.

ltmfohgreihe &orbereihmgen fir Oen
@mpfong 0erielben. - @r6iiOent
g8ilion miro ole 9lbgeionOten
@nglono's om MiithpoG i'm &ei'
Ben Saus begriiBeu. II MelOung
bon glnfunft 2orO 9oIfolr's irr.
tbiimlid.
98oI oIbington 16. 9lpril. ~
@eneroImoior 2eouaro g9ooo wuroe
beute Oo3u ailSerleben, Den militdrl-
i6en 8weig Ger &eeieruns an Dem
Gonlite 5u Oertreten Welhes Die bri'
tii6c &riegS. Gommiiiion unter 5iib-
rune oes @linilters 8olfour pillfon-
men beiBen ioa.
SSm &eiBen Soie murOe mitge.
tbeilt, ooB Der YrGiioent. Die briti-
iben @GIte am N}ittpod empfoneen
nil, unO menn ole fron5oiiiden Be
Iuder eingetroffeh iinO, oli1 oieic
miatonrnlen beiBen Wia. GoS Staats-
0eportement mobte ieOod befonnt
ooB es nod nidtS 9eItimmtes oar.
ii6er Wiiie, iponn Sr.i 9olfour lrno
iei Gomite eintrefien perOen. GoS
StootS- 0eportement bat ongeoronct,
ooB iiber Die &eilen Der 9eii6er
ni6ts 0er0ifentlidt peroen ioa, aus
genonmeh 0os 9eportement giebt
es Ielbit aus. Qie britiibe Gegierlna
bat init &iidii6t ouf Oos S6idiol
oes 2oro 9foberts BEL ieiner proief-
tirten &eiie nod GuBlono nobe Den
OrfneD .Snieln gebeten, ole 9eWegln.
gen OeS Niiniiters unO leiner 9egIei-
ter gebcim 81 bolten.
Sr. Banning mo6te Die glngobe,
OoB sic @eroffeutli6lmg Der 'Wlel-
oung BON ser aneebliben 9lnfunit
ocS Srn. 9olfour in einigen 3eitlm-
gen ouf elmer faIl6en glnnobme be-
rube. lleber ole 9lnflnit Der fran
ooiiicben Gomuiiiion 1T ii6erboupt
nihtS befonnt.
Ser @laDor bon Seem Yorf bat fol-
eenOe Serren ais elm gmpfangs-Go
mite ernannt SSoiepb $. Gboote,
@oriiber Gbas. 6. 0ugbcs, Gbuln.
ceD W}.Gepem, 9fobert 9oOon, 9lugult
Belmont, 9[lton 9. Yorfer, Gorne-
illus @onoer6iIt lmO George @.
@idcrSbom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Qlns SentIdjem gelcinen.
n@itteIsbod @erein BON
Baltimore"

n@itteIsbo1 @erein BON
8oltimore.~
Inter Dem @orlib oeS @rGiiOenten
glom @oeb bielt ser n@ittels6od-
&erein bon Baltimore" geiicrn
9l6eno in ieinem Geriammlunaslo-
fale, @ogener's &ollc, Scr. 4-6, O.
@oos osStroBe, ieine 5peite Geriomm-
lung in 0ieien Monat Sn oeriel6en
murOen Oie Serren 0li6oel glidcI,
9ii6oro 8entgrof unO Soco6 @boo
5ilm glbre1nlrngS-Gonite ernannt.
Ger Gerein 6eidloB iein in 9IuSli9t
geuommeues Sonlmerieit Dor Der
SonO ouSfaaeu 81 loiien. Serr Sobn
@Oparo S6miOt iAlOB iib Dem Ser
elm ais NlitgIieO an. 9ie balbiGbr-
li6e General .@eriammhmg miro am
7. Wfai ge6alten lperoen. @s perOen
bereits Gor6ereitilngen fir Oas 9TH
tlngsieit i'm gtopem6er getroifen.
Ser @rGiioent Oes @ereiuS, Serr
9lOom @oet, pere6rte Ser S1riitlei-
tling Oes oGeutiden Correspondents
ten" cine 9lusgobe oieieS 9latteS
bonn 25. glpril 1865. GieleI6e luuroe
nit Gonf entgegen9enomnlen.
nGeutIder MilitGrberein."
Gie 9omeroOen Oes aGeutiAen Wli-
litGroereins" poren geitern 9l6enO in
&oti1Is Solle, Dem Sauptquartier,
gum 9lppeIl nngetreten. SoIptmann
Geuinsfi iii6rte ben @oriib, DGbreno
6elope6el Sermann &luge Oas &ro-
tofoQ oufnobn ilno Oerihieoene 3u'
i6riiten berlos.. Ginige laufenoe Sc
i9Gfte fonOen ibre @rleOigung.
nDeutf1er &riegerbuno 5"
Ger erIte lieutenant erofinete ge4
Itern 9l6enO Oen g(ppell oes nIelt-
Iben &rieger6unOeS lin oeIien Salpt-
quarter, Giiifers Salle an Ser gIoro-
6reOerid-StraBe. 6elope6el $. 9io-
Ient6al fi6rte Oas @rotofoll. @s batte
li6 cine Itattli6e gln5abl aameraOen
eingefunoeu. Sm 9lppell muroen nIr
Iauienoe @ei1Gfte erleOigt unO cine
@inlaoung bon @eian9bereiu u6rob'
finn" NIT Can't euteegengenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Gcin Scaneiter fir Oas Suprcm-GOu-
Ill 0cs 9iUgal glrcamnm.

g9ie aus Bolton telegrdpbirt wnr'
0c, iIt oaS G5ciud Inn ole GruenmlDg
eines SequeiierS fir OaS Suprem-
Gon5il oes nNopal Accommodations"
I'M gunoeS 9iitrifts @eribte bonn
9iid,ter 9(lSri6 obgepieien woroen.
81 empia6L ii6 auf cine permaueute
Gequeiteri6oit 0u einigen lno our6
sic Organization cine 9lppeaation an.
bGngig 81 MAIDEN. gtad elmer Con.
ieren3 Ger 9lnwolte wurOe ole @m-
pie6lung Oes 9ii9ters gutge6eiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Sn's fti[(e CSJrob.

Son Ieiner lebten @o6nung, 9lr.
2t36, Sarioro-9loenue, aus wuroen
oeItern ole Iter6li9en lleberreite oes
Srn. 9lnoreiu S6miot, wel1er i'm
9llter BON GA Sabren oeritarb, i'm
2ouoon Yorf 6rieOboie beigeicbt
Sin S1loganfou bate Dem tbGtigen
Munne, Der i'm gllter BON Is SSnbren
aus gd6arOts6aulen in llnterfran-
fen, 9aDern, na6 bier fam elm 3iel
geiebt. Der @erltorbene Oerbeiratbe-
te ii6 Dor ,OreiBig Sabreu NIT Sri.
Margaret6e 0inling, Die i6u cine
treue 2e6ensgefd6rtin mar. Der @be
UltIpronecn ole beioen So6ne G6uS.
.lmO 9lnorew, iotpie Die G0dter War-
garet, 9atbrin lmo Gillian. @r ge-
DGrte Dem n9iopol 9lrcanum", oen
.,&nigbts Of YDtbias", Der n@erma-
nia-2oge Der 8reimaurer" llnO ser
Centennial -@ieBger-@ @eieli6ait" ais
MitglieS an. @oitor &o6er bon Ger
ct. MiattbGus-Gir6e leitete oie @e-
Observation-Disclosures 9ie @abr-
tuGtr1ger biloeten ole Wlitglieoer Der
Sogen, 5u meI1eu Der &erItorbeue ee-
b6rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
StreitenSes gIcaerpaar.

Gie is Sabre aIte 9leeerin @iola
Sobnion murOe geitern 9}o6mittog
I'M 2oufe eines Streites nit ibrem
0loiiegenoiien No6ert Green in einem
Souie al ser 9ruce-StraBe am Gopf
berlett. sic mur0e ms Sobnemann
@enerolsSoipitol ge6radt unO bon
ga in ole n0roli6e 9oli5eiitotion, NO
Oos glegerpoor Ser 9iubeit0rung BE-.
idulOigt mur0e Green mlBte $1t.45
beroppen, wG6renO GioIa frei aus
9ing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Gyencr i'm WIuIdlimcn6ans.

aur5 na6 8 ll6r eeitern @beno
wur6e in Der 8oiIep's 9iohnOu Der
g, & .. Gilen6abn 0ur1 5unfen
ciner @uBmoi1ine in ser eleftriiden
9I6t6eillne EN- 6euer oerllrio6t, wel.
Dies oen 8uBboOen uno Die 0lai6iue-
'ie 6eid6Oiete. Ger angerirbtete
Sdooen fonnte bis jet nidt ieitge.
iteat merOen. IS wuroe feline Ser
ion nerIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Snt feline pOIitiidcn SlIpirutiuncn


Ser Stoots-GontroIeir Su96 81.
@lc0lulleu bat Die @rfl6ring oerof-
fent'idt, OoB er fem GanOioot fir oie
@ieoerpo6l ais ots-@ontroleur
i'm ndcbiten Serbit 5u iein piinibt.
@r babe ieiner 3eit oos glmt iiber-
nommeu, Inn gelpiiie @erpoltlngs-
reformen in Dem Bureau ein5uiii5.
rem. 0ieie 9lr6eit babe er OoIlenoet
I'm oomit ieien ieine politiiden glIpi-
rationen 5rfrieOengeiteat. Serr @fc.
@hllen lit elmer ser tii6tigiten Sn-
6aer Oes berantmortli6en glmtes imS
iein 9iiidtritt miro nit oIlgemeinem
9eooueru in allen &reiien aufeenom-
men, Sm nd6iten Ser6It muB oie
StaatSgeiebge6ung unO Elm Ganoioat
fir Gontroleur nominirt rno erpd6lt
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
gcrOadtiacr OeIterreider bcltraft.

SSm @oli5eigeribt 8u Canton pur'
6e @li SommerS, alias 8orihpid, elm
seborener Oelterrei6er, 81 elmer @e-
i1ngniBitroie BON orei Monaten per-
ilrt6eilt, neil er bonn Gapitdn SSo6n
S'9teia Ger @o6e fiir ole Bartlett
SapmarO.Go.~ bei6uloigt pltrOe, OaB
CT ii6 ilt Der gtd6e Der @linitionS-
fo6rit aliiee6alten babe ltnO in einem
Sol8baufen Oeritedt belt. glus Der
bon Dem 8eidulOieten angegebenen
@o6mmg in gtr. All, Siio-@oroline-
Ctr, perl9mono Elm 3immer-@olleee,
ser einen Softer nit iib nabm, mel
der @rpIoiioiioiie entbaIten 6aben
foI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
glon Gycner acrIt5rt.

9rei glutonobile wurOen 5eritort
unO 5mei @ferOe 81 Eooe perbrannt,
ais ser tempordre Sol8Itaa uno Die
@arage ouf oem @runoItiid bon Or.
@oIter S. @ides an Der 9foOgerS-
station in Green Spring &aaeU in
9rano gerietb. @lebrere anoerc
@feroe wltrOen gerettet. Gie llriade
oes 8euers 1T m6t befannt. 9lad-
barn eilten 6erbei ino balien Die
9Sferoe in Si6erbeit bringen. Gr.
@ides erflGrte geItern Morgen Dab
ser angeri6tete Sdaoet ser li6 ani
ungefd6r $4,000 beIduit, our6 Ser.
iicberung ee0edt it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Or. Grant gleeues in1aftirt.

Or. 6ront 9leeOeS bon Der Sobns
Sopfins ltnioeriitGt, welber bon ser
oGalmers Del uno @as Co." ua1
@eit-Gir9inien eeianot wuroe, nm
bort geoloeiicbe 9hiino6men unO pho.
tograp5iihe 9(niibten 81 mohen
muroe oaieIbit BON oen oortieen
Slnoesbeb6roen ais oeutiAer Spion
oerbaitet. Geselei6en maro ieinc
6rou in Soit eenommen. Grit auf
Die 9ena6ridtigung ser @eit-Girgi.
nier 9eborOen onr6 Oen 6ieIigen 0i-
ltriftsanmalt Gam. G. Gennis, OnB
Gr. HeepeS elm angeie6ener @elebr-
ter lei uno lih 0ort inn 9(uftrage be.
fainter @eidGftSleute aui6alte. mur-
De Der Snbaitirte mieOer ireigege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
9lneldrcitnnaen in Wcrlin?

2onoon, rs. 9lpril. 9ieiienoe,
oie aus Gelti6lano nah Sollano fa-
men, ertldren nah elmer 9lmIlerOa-
mer Gepei6e an Die oGentrol gtems
9(eencv~, Dab belte @lorgen in Ser.
lin Elm @eneralsStrife begonueu
wnrOe, imo OaB iid 9lusi6reitlmgen
erniier 9lohr in Der oeutidenSmIpt-
foot obaeipielt hoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
gDctfrcmncm 6ei SaOre sc 0jrace.

Gom idonIten @etter begiinitigt
beeonnen geItern oie @ettrehnen bel
SABRE oe Grace. Ger 9eiu6 mar
ielbitperitGnOliG iebr. gut rmo Die
9obn in nusge5ei6netem 8uitonOe.
6ol9enoe @ferOe geponnen sic 9len.
men:
I. 9ienncn 6 6urIonos) - +.
nSoiefina 8arote@, .. nSmperotor"
imo 8. oSwift 6or".
2. 9fennen "a 5urlones) - l..
ollmotiaa" 2. nGborIie 2epoeder"
lmo 8. 1Srii6 GiB~.
8. 9aenneu (515 6urlonGs) ~ 4.
oMeelido", 2. n9aoD 2onoon" uno
3. .Gorl 9loberts".
A. Genneu C 6urIoneS) - +.
n9lmbroie" 3. n@reiton 9pun" lmo
8. o9lopaL Sntereit~.
5. 9iemen (515 6urIongs) - 1.
nSono Marib", 2. oSeodares" rmS
3. rEennant".
6. &eunen g 6lrIones) II 1.
uSDanniS", 2. D&eprobate" uno 8.
rSpront~.
Z. 9Rennen q @eiIe 70 garOs)
T. ~&epton", 2. nEbeieries" uno 8.
y r9ridleD".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

99ie geiteru mitget6eilt puroe, lit
i'm @}ai feline &eouttion ser aoblen-
preiie 81 eriUarten uno mer feline
@interfoblen einleeen min, iollte Die
Ielben ioiort beItellen, 0enn wie Serr
$. @. Son Seine mittbeilte, iinO Die
&erbGItuiIie ourdaus nidt 10, OaB
cine GeOuftion i'm Sommer, wie IN
friiberen Sobren gema6t Weroen
fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
HraIiOent maa gInafn9r Oer6ieten.

gSoibingtom t6. 9lpril.
W1it @enebuligung Oer9(ominiItration
rei6te beute @oriiber 9lOamion bonn
Sous -Gouite fir Sanoel eine9riegs.
@mborgo-8ia elm, oie Ben &rGliOen-
ten ermdbtigt, ole 9lusfubr ireenO
eineS 9(rtifels 5u perbieten menn er
Dies I'M 6ffentli6en Sntereiie fir
ratblam ero6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Hir erlShnnn Oer fradltrnten.

Ger oGerein Der &oufleute ilno
6abrifonten" bat geitern nad elmer
9Inipro6e ser $50. 81. g8. S6omplon
bon Scr o9oltimore-S6i S6io-9o6n@ un0
Carl 81. @rop BON Ger .@eltliben
NiarDlGnoer 9a6n" oen 9elhIuB ees
iaBt Dab nit SinIi6t auf oie Der.
me5rten Soften BON 9(rbeit ino Wlo.
terial fiir Ole Giien6o6nen cine @r-
bo6ung Der 9ioten fiir 6ro6t 5ur 3eit
obiolut notbpenoig lit, 0abei Ioue
man nidt pergeiIen, ooB oieielbe ab.
iolltt not6wenoig it, oamit ole 8ab-
nen oen &erienoern ole erforoerlibcn
0ienIte leiiten fonnen llno ebenIo
oaB iie in Ger Gage iinO. Oas oer-
mebrte @ei66it 81 bemdItieen mas
inioIge oes arieges fommen miro.
Ger Sefret1r puroe oneeipieien 0et
@eIbllB Oes @ereins ser 3wii6en.
iiaatliben Sanoels-Gommiiiion oil
ilberienoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Giir Gin Seinaetrauf.

9as BON Geo. @iint6er eebralHe
Bier 1T oas bette. &iele @eirt6eiIer
BON Bier erfIdren. oaB es irgeno ei.
mem eritfIaiiieen auSldnoiiben Bier
gleidfommt @craoe Oas Ding fiir
oen 6amiIieneebrmih. Geines glro.
ma, better @eidmad lmo Iebr udbr.
frdftig. Gireft BON Ger @rmIerei
Ourb Die neuelten @laidineu abee-
flint, poOurd allgemeine giein6eit ae.
iidert miro. 9iite 81. 8boue:
8olfe 90.
(SyilnitS.tSSiMo. .Gol (9ln.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
GanaOa CcIcitiat Sarif.

GttamG Ont, i6. glpril.
Gie 9le9ierine bat g9ei5en, @ei3en.
mebl mo Semolina mlf Die 6reiliiie
eeieBt imo 6ffnet oaoiuh Die 0ldrtte
Der Ser Staaten fir @onaoa imO
umgetebrt iiir Oieie @rooufte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Gum 3lueiten glaIe prO3cIliri.

SIN Griminol-@erid6t begann ge-
iiern Ger 3peiteFro5eB Oes Or. Sarrp
g. 9iidoros BON 0enton mel1er inn
Sonuar 1916 81 6 So6ren 3u6t6aus
perlrtbeilt uoroen mar, neil er our1
cine crimineue Operation. oen 600
0eS 6rls. Gillian 9. Smith bon
GbeItertoWn beruria6t ba6en ioa
Gas Suprem.@eri6t Oerpeieerte iei.
ner 3eit einen neuen 9ro5eB, ood
or0nete oas Observation-Disclosures
ridt eineu iolben an. gs nabm Orei
StlmOen INN ole 5wolf @ei6worenen
allsalnpdbIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17

ouBen fommenoen @eriuh. ii1 in
Geiiti6lonoS innere glngeleeen6eiteu
81 miiden, ols llnperidamt5eit 3i-
rid mo beripo5ren iid mih gegen
Oos Oeree6licbe 9emii6eu Oie Sdulo
an Dem @eltfriege BON oen SdlulierH
Der @ntente.& .&6Iter 81 lpdI8en.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
glnf oem iIeIoe her 46re.

9onoom 16. 9(pril. = 9. 8.
Elpper, Elm So6n Oes Sir Charles
SiIebert Supper, Der einem conooi-
i6eu Suionterie-Reghnent augeborte,
iIt auf Dem Sdla6tieloe geiaIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
Srnd?

Brudbanos sQIniertienna unlere eneaioIitdt
gSlr nanen u1o pdiien bieieIben an liTlo ais
ranliren ben Brub Sn baIien. seine Gdbers
ieirlelleI ooer btnoen Der Slfien. Sbre glnls
paoudes 9eparieIent oeIeItft. NanSnoef fiir
cue WhBbtlonnaen nab Wab: ana SSlikboocns
SSIIs%eli Snds% ii5 siEIinIeRoe 9cgen OOer Wliielhf.
eemudt 3uirieoeniieIiuno oorontirt asenn'
raLiren ol aneemeiienen 4reifen. aeine Aes
8 tlbr Nbenos N' "'''''"s Nv
3 $. Israsbsum, 5s5 @OrO.Gataw. .stra0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-17
9entldlc EraM Iiefert 9lcu0l0er az.

N2it elmer omerifaniideu 6logge
I'M 2nopflod betrot 6rou g(melio
6loBmonn bon Scr. 1906, @umooO
YIace, ole nor6oitli6e &olioeiltotion
unO iibergob GnpitGn M}orbiier ei-
men berolteten &eoolper nit mebre-
rem Yotronen. Sic er56bIte, ooB iie
ole @offe bon 9eutl6Iano mitse.
broht babe, ober ser @erorOuung
na6fommen modte, melde oIle gln-
eeborigen bon feinolihen 2dnOern
8ur 9luslicferlng OerieIben 5pingt.
Sroboem ibr @atte, 9lugult SIoB-
mann mr iein oerltes @opier" be.
iibt, betroaten iid oie Soften ais
glmeritm1er.
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arms that Torrey, quite unexpected
ly to himself, embraced the boy.
-O-O-
. s's
RICE
= .
Rice Croquettes
One pound of rice, 1 quart of cold
water, p pint of milk, 3 teaspoons
of salt, yolks of 2 eggs, fine bread
crumbs. Wash the rice thoroughly,
put in a saucepan with the water,
milk and salt; let boil until the wa
ter and milk are absorbed; then set
aside to cool; crate or roll the bread
(shouId be as fine as course corn
neal beat the yOlks; have the lard
heating. Then make the rice into
small croquettes, with smooth sur
face, roll them in the egg and then
in the bread crumbs. Lay in the fry
ing basket and plunge into the hot
lard, having first tested the heat with
a bit of bread. When the crOquettes
are a golden brown, lift the basket,
let it drain about a minute, then
serve on a platter or in vegetable
dish.
Rice SnoWballs.
To six ounces of rice use 1 quart
of milk, favoring of essence of al
mOnds, lemon peel or vanilla, sugar
to taste and 1 pint of cUstard. Boil
the rice in the milk, with sugar and
f1avOring, until the rice is tender, add
ing if necessary a little more milk
should it dry away too much. When
the rice is quite soft, put it into tea
cups or small round jars, and let
stand until cold; then turn out the
rice on a deep glass dish, pour over
a custard and on top of each ball
place a small piece Of bright cOlOred
preserve or jelly.
Rice Pudding.
Into good half teacUp Of rice,
CRATE "a of nutmeg; add 2 to 8
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bit on the temples, pretty color and
very blue eyes. There was only one.
other bOarder besides BuTneu. She
was an elderly lady, who had been
there for four summers and was
quite one of the family. The. dinner
was good and the guest at with, sur
prising relish. 1t was coy and
honey" and it was plain to see Mr..
TOrTey felt this.
Three days later Mr.. Torrey asked
to be taken in and was given large,
pleasant room, which BuTnel had in
sisted on giving up, all unknown to
the new bOarder. Old Torrey fell in
with all excursions planned by the
others, the elderly lady preferring to
remain at home. He hired large
touring car and they explored re-
giOns quite unknown to the widow
and her daughter.
Joe saw with great delight that
TOrrey was looking younger, talking
younger and acting younger. But
something strangely like a stab at
his heart came when he saw TOTTey
going off with Margaret for long
walks, and looking at her with tender
eyes Of understanding. Why had he
brought this man here to rob him of
all that life held for him? The next
moment he was filled with remorse
for the thought. Was it possible this
old mans money was more to the
girl than his love?
One evening TOrrey asked Joe to
go with him for a little walk. Out of
sight of the house he said: Maybe,
Joe, you'll think me an old fool, but
I'm going to be married"
Joe, feeling very faint and stricken,
managed to say: That's quite your
own affair. II hope you'll be very
happy"
q expect to be, said Torrey with
brisk conviction. !
Margaret is the dearest"
"MaT0ar ROT 20 brO1yn in the other
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arms that Torrey, quite unexpected
ly to himself, embraced the boy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-25
Was Court Room BaiIiff for District
Court and Had Been Resi-
dent Here for Sixty
five Years.
ONCE ON POLICE FORCE
Formerly Deputy City Marshal and
Deputy Sheriff-Leaves
Wife and Five
Children.

| John L.. Kenney, a resident of Keo
kul1 for sixty-five years, died at hi
residence, 61S Ridge street, at 9:l;
O'Clock last night, Mr.. kenney was
born in Boston, Massachusetts, NO
vember /, 1850, coming to keokuR
with his parents two years later. He
was educated in the local parochlal
schools and later learned the trade OF
stove molding, working at his trade
! in the CONS took Stove Works and IN
the Central Stove Works at tine
when that was flourishing trade In
Keokuk
For the last thirty years Mr.. Ken
ney had been connected with the
courts Of Keokmk, acting as bailiff N
the superior court under Judge Bank
for many years and more recently
had been court room bailiff for the
district court. He was always prompt,
faithful and efficient, and had endear.
ed himself to the court officials ANA
attorneys by courteous and cheerful
assistance. He was a walking en-
cyclopaedia of court matters and local
history and his memory was seldom
found to be at fault. He was also
quite philosopher, having at his
tongues end, appropriate remarks Tor
every occasion, some little gem OF
wisdom.
He was a member of the old Union
Fire company, which operated the
hand engine and was located where
the Sixth street station now is.
He also served on the police force,
was deputy city marshal, and deputy
sheriff.
Mr.. Kenney was married May 3,
1879, in Keokuk, to Maria Scanlon,
who survives him, together with the
following named children, John W.,
and Clara l., of Keokuk; Dennis j.,
and Louis F., of Chicago, and Loretta
A., of Mission, Texas, and the follow
ing grandchildren, Dorothy, Maxine,
John, Josephine, Jean and Rose
Mary, all children of John w. Kenney.
The time of the funeral will be dc.
termined later and will depend upon
the arrival of the children.
Miss Julia Mccarthy and Mrs. John
Mcpherson, of Chicago, sisters of
Mr. Kenney, will arrive here this
evening for the funeral.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-25
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Of the Marne, characterizing that bat
tie as the most decisive ever fought
and the turning point in the history
of mankind"
For that reason he said, I'VE feel
especially glad that General Joffre is
arriving here today.
The magnitude of Americas as
sistance to France, England and her
other allies cannot be exaggerated"
Balfour concluded with a profound
expression OF regret at hearing the
news of Bonar Laws son being re-
ported missing at the front.
"Of the cabinet members who were
together in England at the beginning
Of the war" he said, "one has been
killed in action, four have lost sons
and now Bonar Law meets the COM
mon and deep sorrow which has Wis
tied the humblest to the highest
homes in England.
The sorrow and tragedy of France
has been greater than ours, because
France had by far the greater army
Il sincerely hope that Mr.. Bonar
Laws son is not entirely lost"