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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

iicer llnoouf flogcu. Sie bate id)on
eie mciiieu iciner uGotcu~ fenncn &c.
lernt unO oft geung 8elc0cp6eit &c.
babt ic) iiber Ole ugeraoc5il lmDcrs
ldinitigelt" @eitcueriingcil ieiner @ut,
niiitigfeit 5u entriiiten. @S mar ibr
nbcr oud Nicbt entgongcn, oab SSon.
Oo pon goriteu un0 i6re Wluttcr IN
icinen Ser5cn cine gan5 beoor5ugte
Stelle bottcu. 0cSbolb biitete lie iic5
nobl, iciuen llnmiit ai rei5cn @s
ipar 0icllcidlt iMon linooriidtig, Dal'
iic 0as @ort fallcn licB. o@laube mir
mlr, es gcitiebt meillctiDegen"
9rcdcnbergcr bottc, pcnnibon or
ibren @croodt oblcbnte, 0od elm rll.
Gcfii6l, Dab ctipds @obreS
Garon iei. IS ordnGte ibu @eiuiB.
belt 5il crbalten. 0eSbalb bci1loB CT,
cine 9lnsipro6e berbei5niiibrcu.
@s mar @iiiter lnO Oie tribe DAM
0cs 9lac6mittags, ais er iid)
5u 6rau bon Goriten begob SSn oic
StraBe noDc ocm Gicrqorten einbie.
0cn0, in iDclc6er iir mobnte, iab cr
y9anoa nit emcnl ibm ln6cfallntetI
iingen Sifi5ier langiom an Dem
@mtlc poriibergebclL in GINGER @nt-
fcrnlg umfc6rcu rno Damn eintre.
ten. Sic trug allf Dem 0unfelbrait-
men 0aor, 0as in iippigei SodCbcn
iDre Stirn beiAottete, cine aoppe bon
foit6orcm groicn @el5Derf, ole er ibr
nebit Dem flciucn Dliff in oen iie Die
SGn0e eini4ob, 8li g9ei6ndhten &C.
i6euft bate. Sln ibrem linfen 9lrnl
Bingen S6littihubc, Ser rcdts
mllr0c mihunter BON Dem ipcitcn Pier.
mel ocs Gfii5iers geitrcift, Der iid
oidt an ibrer Sciie bielt Gr ihic't
lcbboit alif iie cin5uiprecAcn, iu66rcno
lie Den aopf gcicntt bielt. Tas mar
oclut auc6 Der @rlun0, pes1olb iic
9rcdenberqer iiidt bcmerfte
@ieicr iibcrlcgtc, ols bic 8ciaca in
Der Cir ncribwunocn marcJ ob ct
iolgcn iclle. @urh Die %ldsicultcr
io1 er ie i'm g'o.bcigcben ouf Ocm
Srcppeua6iaB Itcbcn lm0 onldeinen0
oas @eiprdd Iortiebcn gIls cr aa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

tequem pirO, ooB i'd Gciue gaidtc
binl~
Gr merfte beripunocrt ouf. n@ie
70 ocnn9 0as lit mir ia gerooe be.
ionocrs lieb."
glocle aittiportete nid]t glei6. sic
botte Die 9lugen geienft imo itodl NIT
Der gtooel ms 8eug, obuc 5u nGben.
,Du biit Der Serr Bote, lieber On
fel, ia9te iie oonn in ibrer beoo6tcit
g2eiie, bait niele 5reun0e uno
iSreunoinnen, uno es fommen Deiner
9(enter tDegen allerbonO Berionen in
0ein SouS. gdin meib i6 freilid)
nicbt, Oh oie lib oorum fiimmern mas
OH fir cine @irtifofterin oa binten
IN Der aii6e bait; aber wenn Define
g1idlte Dir sic @irti1oft fiibrt, 70 III
oos Ooh ctipoS 9lnoeres. llno bar.
ouf iieblt Oh ~ oaroilf mohte i'd
oo6 uid5t germ per3ibteu, 0eineylittc
8ii iein~
,9lber ipie foniilt Oh mir BEN
fen - rief cr 09llio ipeiter boit gu
fein 8eoenfcn @ut glbgemadt
oenn" @r reicbtc ibr bic Souo u@s
blpibt, nie es iit.@
9loelc nidtc 80 lange es Dir &c.
fallen miro. Gage mr. 9an5 ebrlid),
iuenn Oh mid ipicoer los ieiu willf.
SD mag audi nidlt ge6lnocn iein IS
Gilt beiocrieits tdglife Siinoigung. "
,@nt, giltl"
rllnO tUcnn cS blcibt, pie es 1T,
fiibrt Dir aIio Define 9iidte Die gSirt-
id)ait~
@r ontuortete: ,Ginoeritonoen"
ino rcicbte ibr nohmals Die &an0
CD mar bonn Die bette Sronlng
6erqeitelIt, tuie er tdglih bon neuer
an riibneu 0jclcgenbcit botte @inen
gliidlideren 3uioll ais oen DER ibnl
gloele ms Sous gebrocbt founte cS
gar nid)t gcben iino eincn geidcitcren
einfall, ais iic an onsielbe 5iI feiicln,
b1ttc er gar itidt baben fonncn. Dab
en- itetS cin mciblihcs g8eien nm lid)
6otte, nit Dem Elm frcinoidaitlidcr
&crfcbr iidb aus Dem periuanotidoIt'
li1eu @crbdltuis berallS gewillerno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
C@laIl.2.s.s.a.1ol

rod 10 oiSreiNcno fir ibrc @e0iirf-
rife iorgte 0oB 8rou BON 1oritrn
i5ren @au,bnlt itonocsgendB cinrich
ten fonnte, obne ood iiir iic6 iel6Is
cine llnterItiibung annehnicn 5ll miti
fen. Sdngerc Belt eriportetc mani
5ienlid ollgeniein er Der0e Der JIM
Gei, i6onel lm0 liebenspiir0igen
Nitipe ciH 9m0nis fiirS 2cbcn an
6ieten, 0arin ic6ian man ober geirrt
81 baben. 0enn Srmt bon Gorlten
b1tte iid) in i6rer be0rdnetcn Gage
ic5merlicb be0adt sic S)nno cincS
Olonnes on5lmcbmen, Oeiien 9Soblto.
ten Iie iid5 0es &inocs megeu gcIallcn
licB. ga Die 9eteiligten obcr feline
ndbere 9luffl1rlIng gobcn, geipo6nte
man iih oaron Dem uSerru Bnten"
ouf 9led5inlng an itelleu mas er iclbit
oarauf geidriebcll Diiien ipollte, un0
nun crit red)t ieincr SRenicbcnfreln0-
ldfeit uno llneigenniitigfcit Sob 5iI
iingen SRonOa nuBtc es gQr nidlf
onoers, olS bob iic iid gon3 iuic icirc
lodtor fiiblen iollte, mo iouo cs Oo.
Der ducb Durbous nic0t piuocrbar,
rob CT i6r cine reidc GrbiAoit in
gluSiidjt itellte.
Sein &crfebr I'M Saitie Der fSreli.
oin boitc Elm ipenid lttiter Der &erGns
0erlng gelitten, Die IN ieinem eigencn
0lrh lloelenS 3utritt Dor iidl gegan
gen mar. Sc mcbr ibn Die 9libtc fei.
ielte, Inn 70 ieltener unO fiir3er pur.
6enieine @eiud5e BORT. gr hattie iic
notiirlicb 8rai bon Eoriten iogleih
5lqefiibrt unO mornl cmpfoblen, bolo
cher beruusiiiblen niiiien 0aB oic
qrdoige Srau iie NIT elmer ibr font
lar nidt eigauen fiiblen 5ormlidfcit
in genciiener Gnticrming 81 balten
6eiuiibt mar
sSraii WRortbo mar inter 0cn gelos
0enen @1iicn geipeien, Ole ibm abac.
iagt bottcn; 0os lpar bon ibm ais Gin
ihmerer GcrOrilB cnpiimocu moroen.
Gr botte 9loclc ionit INNER nid)t ge,
mug 9liibhcnsperteS BON 0icicr Der
cbrteu 6rcunOu mittcilen f0nnelE
ydul ann critcn Nlale horte 'lc i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

riidfebrtc, iparen tic idon bulollIgc-
Gangen Gr idritt nod elm paarmal
olif iul0 ob in ser NleiuiruQ DER @cs
6lcitcr piiroe ii1 piclleic6t balO cnt.
fcrnen. @n Dies nnd cut 5eDu- Nlimp
ten nod nid1t gcidoben mar, io6m CT
iiir e.piB an Oob 0ieier &auoo oldl
III Die @o6mng 1efolgt iei inO 500
Hie @lodc 0es gorticrs, ga CT ieinet-
meBen oen g9cg riAt umioplt gcHadt
bdben polite.
gr tdnidlte iid nidlt Tas AFd0.
dlcn ingte ibu, Die gnd0ige Srau babe
@eiuH. Gr b6rte oitt6 I'M Solon iprc-
den uno laden. Gas 6rdulein babe
i6r 5ibor cincn gSilf 0egc6cn 0oB
nicmono Dorgcloiien iperocn iolle,
0obcr ser Serr Pate. Sie 1if
nete Die 3iir im0 rleloctc. SogIcid)
cri6ien Sraii bon Qorlten oli ocr
9hpellc, ibn 81 beruillfommncn.
nSie iino'S, lieber Serr 9redenbcr.
Ger, rief iie ibm 8u; utreten Sie Gil
tiglt ellt.
n@em i'd ltoren iolItc ~ iuur-
melte er, ibr Die ansgeitredte Sono
idiittelo
%, gepiB nidt nntportete ie in
roider glbpcbr. nSSb bite, Sic
ihien inn ood unrubig, ais oh or
iiberraidt bate,
nScrr &eutnont BON StrclofD -"
itcllte lie Die @errcn einonoer por,
yrnier alter SnnsfreunO &crr Nrcf-
fcnberger, Der freilid icBt Elm ielteuer
@ait iit 0ds 2ebie fii9te iie I'M
Gou iholfboiten &oripurfs bin8lt IN.
0cui iie ibm NIT Dem 8iuger orobtc.
0cr grobacpacbicne briinette mo
fduar5dugige Oifi5ier perbeugte iid
pornebu o9lb babe i6on 10 piel
ron Sbnen gcbort
SER BON Streiuu bot oie Site,
fubr Die Came iogleic6 tort, n@anoa
non Der @iSbobn not Sonie 5ii be-
glciten oa icir @cg i'm bier Doriiocr-
iiibrt. GS ormfelt jctt ibon 70 friih,
mo ucnn ant Der belcbtcn GtroRc
0lrcb 0cn Gieraortcn anrb feline Sc
iahr III, miB icl ooN fir ocn SduB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

On SparroS &oint mo llmgebiul9
iit cine &iidcnuarfs Gnt6iin0ung
GpiOcmic aus9e6rodcn Gie oacm
9lnidem noA an llninng nm ii1
oreiit. 3ur 9l6we6rimg acaen cine
9nlsbreitim9 ocrielben, Bat Die Ge
iuuohcitsbeborOc NlaBrcgcn getroi
len oic Nrrc6 bic Goltorcn G.Gar0iac
tmO 6. Sronf @0lOrco nit 0iilic Der
@oli5ei itreng olmhgefiibrt werOon,
inocm cine ic0r iirenge Giiarant0ue
fir 0ie @o6nlngcm in 0enen oic
iiircbtcrlide arantbcit ouS6ric6t, Gin.
gebalten mir0.
&or jiuci sSnbren molten 0ic &c.
le6rtcn i'm .9lodcicaer Suiiitnt" Gin
Serum geiim0ell ba5cn olird) oelien
llc6errogun9 in Den aorper Oes Oun
ser IN 0cn meiiion Sale to9tlih 0er-
lolienoen aroutbeit cine Seihng
BON GO 4'ro5cnt ser arait6citsidac
cr5telt worOcn icin ioltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
q. fyortiebuna.)


Sbon BEL Der 0ritten Wfobl5eit un'
cr bier Qluqen ~ 9(oele botte i6m Elm
oelifates Si6n6en gebroten uno oo5ll
inc @bole NIT gon3 iitngen Solat
1eitcllt iprod er Ole gIniidt aus,
IS iei eiqentlicb gar nitt III Der Sro'
ning, ooB 70 nabe @erDanote einan-
Ser nit sic onreoeten. Menn eS iie
1lio ni6t oeniere Sie itaito To-
1leid ouf. iticB nit ibm an um0 Be-
lieQeltc Die ncue 9u5briioeri6aft, oiif
oiq iie lanait iebnlidit eeboftt bate,
NIT einem ber5bafteu ailB. 90 ipors
rcdtl
Gr fing an 81 iiberlegen, oh ni6t
I'm @noe elm ungebeiier gliidliber
3nfall ibn in Die Sage Deriebt babe,
ID lpin Goiein atf ole 9ouer piel &C.
litlider ais bisber einylrihtcn.
.gs mdrc bod cieentli1 oas @eihcu.
riia, liebc gloele," begonn or eincs
oacs. On bliebeit gon3 bel mir
..Q2ic 0as. Gnfelhen2" fragte lic
Id)cineno bod iiberraidt
gln A." ihnuin5elte en-, ~Du bit
9cr niht bcreefommcn Define pirt-
6aitliMen 8olcnte nlbbar an mo.
SEN, o6er oo Oh Dir MN ihon aus
ncrpon0tid)oitliher SicbcnsiDiiroig.
icit 70 oicl eriolgreidc Nliibe gegebcn
Doit mir glcihiom probcipeiic Gin
ncpihenipiiroiges Seim 81 i6ofien,
70 1T cS BON meiner Seite ieOeiliollS
elm lebr erfldrli6er Nlnid. oiclen
,}uItano perIongert 81 ieben Solicit
Oh mir oober and ferner oie @irt'
ic6aft fiibren mollen bnL binl iiber
nie @eoinqligcn tpiiroen mir nnS ge-
wiB raid einigen. @s oeritebt iib bon
ieIbIt ooB oabei berpouotidoitlithe
9liidIidjtcn Gin @ort mit5uipreden
b1hen.~
SD f6nnte ia nirgenos bcncr olt.
oebobeu leiii,4 beinerfte gloele Elm wc.
MIG 5ogerno iino oltf ibrc Sanoarbcit
binobblin3eluo, umenn mir
ng9as lpos2~ fiel er glci6 ntf'
geregt Elm
ng2enu Is Dir babel mir ui1t m-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

SIN So6ns @optinS 9oipital crlog
ocr Scnbe bcreit5 Elm l3-id6rigcs
&uno uno 4 &raul6oitsidac iino an-
9cmeI0ct sSn cncr &cger 6mnilie
.an scr SDcamorc- StraBc, anoer9alb
Nlclcn pom Eoint cutiernt, crfrant,
ten 0rci &in9er, bon 0cncn Gins por
elmer Noc6c Ser &rant6eit crlag. 9ln-
Ocre &roni0citsidlc iino bcrcit9 gc-
mcIoct.
Gic @cuno6citsbe60rOcn maNct
cncrgiide 9lnitrcngingen Dem llr-
iprmg ser Scude aui Ole spur 81
lonmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
gIus Dem SuHcrcn MarBlnno's nuO
Ocn angrcn5cnOcn Staatcn.


Sor | idlt int bic No utter Der
@cisbcit
9(us 0aoerStopn miro beridtct
OaB @lmOcrtc bon 9hitomo6iliIten
pon Girginicn rmo g9cf&irginicu
nob Sborps6urg mo SSilliomsport
am lcbtcn Gogc inn 9lpril famcu Inn
iidl NIT @etr1nfcn 81 Oeriorgcn, cbe
oas ranocbcu1rodcn@ @eicb, iucldcs
Scr Ginfiibrlhg bon olfoboliid)en Sc
trdnfen in ytrodcn~ gclc9te Staoten
Gin6olt ge6ictct in aroft tritt. Gic
5ciocn aenonnten sGl0be iino Die
uGdit gclcgcncn Soien pclde nonl
oaliGen g2cH8irginicn mo oen
uoroIiHen &ir9inien erreitbt werOcu
fonncu.
Sobn q. &armnn gcltorben.
Sn Sogerstopn, 9l0., iiar6 i'm gll.
ter bon 40 SSo6ren Scr befannte
aouinom Sobn 8. Sornlou, pelcbcr
lanqc SSo6rc nit Der 8irma @illinm
llp0cgraff & S0bue aiiociirt imO ipI-
ter N}itgIieO ser 6irno Stoufier,
Sarman & Merien mar. Si Sen lcb.
ten orei $abren mar er Better eines
@crrengorOerobe Giei6ditS. 9luBer
Icincr g9ithpe 6interIGBt ser geritor-
6ene bier Shmeitern 1no 5uei Bril-.
| Der.
! 6rie0cnSridter permei-
gerte &riegS Genius
9lng abe.
Ger Stootsanmolt Charles s.
@ldler in Cotton, 9Ro, botic eineu
Softs6efe6l oii Gcranloiiimg bon
Gouperneur Sorringtou 9eaen Oen
6ricoensri1tcr @iaiom s. Nlori6oll
BON g9cituon III Gol6ot-Gountp err
pirft, meldcr 0irb sen Sderifi Str.
pens poll5ogcn uur0e, neil Der @c
nonutc li6 aepei9ert botic ciucn
Sricqs Genius geamtcn geoeniibcr
Geoe uno 9lntmort iibcr feline &crio,
nalien 5ll ge6eu. Ger &oli5eirid5tcr
W} Gilgbnon So6niou bcitroftc 0ca
( 6ricoeusridier lueltber ii6cr 70 Sabre
olt i'll, trob ieiner @e6auptung. feinc
9l6iidDt gcba6t 81 ba6eu, ous 0jclcB
3n i6ertreten, 5ur 3a6hmg bon
$t735, pcldc ouf 8eronloiiung ocS
; Stoatsanwolts erloiien iuuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

3pci9 ser Got6en &rcu5-
@cfcllidoit
&n Grappe bei @aiiou Nl0, luur0e
Gin 3meig Der 9lot5en &rclj.@cielt
i@oit gc9riinOct ST 0crcn 'Eraii0eutin
6rau %iniam e Scpmolr imo ais
Sdobnciiicriu 6ron @orrp $. aeap
scudGIt lpitr0cn Sic Gomcn laOcn
5u @cntribiltioucn cill I'M &cr6an0s-
3cng unO 9lciOung 6cBuiic0cl mcl-
tbe fiir sic GerpinOctcn inn &ricge
gelicicrt wcrocn iollen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
@rG6Iihcr IS.

Ger 81 Sabre dltc 9}id. @c0, Gin
in 9tr. 902 @-StroBe pobuboiter SC.
iierreirber, ocr bon Der ogGarrcn
@reni5er Conjunction Goniponp~ be-
ibditi0t pnr, murOc in scr 9l0be 0cr
@eorgiaglOenue umo Erinceton-Str,
93.,@y BON ciner Goulpiibouicl-l9as
idline ioiort gcto0tct. Gr lunr0c bon
Der Ore66oren 'Notiorm getroifcn Die
i6n ac9cn oic @inodmmcrung prcBte.
Charles ". aaminsfa, bon g}r. t7lL
9iiggs-StraBc, 9l..@, Der @loidinilt
Der Ganpiidoniel, mlroc mlf ireicu
SUB gciett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
eOFaI6crihte ans gsaIGinaton.


NufIoiung Der @toDer So.
Gin @eindj iiir Die 9tlilolrng oes
SSupeIier @ci61ftcS Der Nlapcr Som.
pnrg, Snc., i'm 9iiags .@cbduoc wur.
sc BON oeu 9lmpdltcn Carr, @cpicr
@6iteioro g. Carr inn Cher. Giitrift
acribt einaercidDt. gaS @rinO iiir
bic gluiloiung pur0c aneege6cu, oaB
iic inn Sntcrciic oer 9lftiondrc &C.
idab. Gidtcr SiB crnonnte 0cn 9ln'
malt Gorr ols &ontlrSmoilcnocriuol.
ter ino itcQtc ion inter $4,000
9iirgihait SIC glftioo 0cr Gom-
PAM peroen oitf $2l470 lmo Die
@aiiioo aui Sl3,S7Si0 geiddbt
@rcuBe pillin&riegS3une
bleibcn.
Gin GreuBc, pelder in scr Inn Ocn
@oi6ington aricgs6oien berlm &C.
5ogcncn ariegs5oue po6nt, bic ictt
iiir gluSl0n0er 81 6etrcicn per6oten
iit rcicbtc ocm Siilfs. 9unocsmdr.
i1oQ SamcS g. Splain Gin 4ciuh
Gin, ieinc 9So6ning bort peitcr bel.
6e6nlten 5u 0iiricn ger Nlaun iag-
tc, OoB cr BON Der 0cliitbcn 9lcgie.
RING cine fleine &eniion crbaltc, bic
auiGore, io6olo er iih i'm gioturoli.
Itrlna bclpcrbcn miir0e. Ger glm.
Oesmaric6oQ miro oen SAL mterili.
den; ocn 9lomen oes @reuBcn mill
cr ie0o6 nitt betonnt eebcn.
Erin5eiiin i'm 6cucr0c-
fabr.
@rin5eiiion 6otberine 'Sobenlobc-
S6iaingsiiirIt, Oie @ottin pes 9Srin.
5en 9llireo @obenlo6e 5d)illingsiiirit
ocs ebemoIigen Sefrctdrs Ocr otter.
reicbii6 imaoriiben @cionotihoit,
mo Softer oeS gllcronoer @ritlon,
BON 9}r. 1911, G-StroBe, g}.gS. eut.
gina nit fnapper 9lot6 ciucr icbme.
rem GerIebung, ais inioIge bon &ur3.
ihhb ibr eleftriihcs 9litomobil
5cuer ling. Gie 9Srin5eiiin in6r oic
G6ain Bridge 9iooO in Scr giGbe oes
St. @biQips 6iiael cntlong ols iiC
entOedtc, oob Der Nlotorpogen in
8Ioumcn iion0. sic 6ielt iofort an
lno iprana NIT i6rer 9e9leiterin
our6 ole emporlooernOen 6lommen
Sic famcn Don ciucm 9eiuh BON
sSrcun0en in ser giotionaloicnIt'
ShuIc in CONDUIT &ooo. Gic &rin.
5eiiiu mar crit fiiBlidb nah @ai6ing.
ton 5uriidgcfebrt, Inn ibren Goter 81
beinhen; ibr @otte bdlt iid5 oegcn.
pdrtig in @oi6ineton ouf
Goiino pcritei0crt.
Gas Goiino S6eoter in Der S.Str
uobe Scr z. Ctr. q. %, lprroc Ourd
Geriicigetino an SuliuS 9. @epicI
perfouit. IoS Ebeotcr wuroe oon
Den CruitccS eoaar ". 9e6reno unr
Siooc 6. 9lorolinaer Derfouit, bod
ipllr0e Der aouipreis niht 6efonnl
genoht. Gos Goiino NOR Dor unoc.
fdbr z Sa6ren ocbollt iporoen itnO III
bereits mcbrcrc D}ole iibertrooen
pprOcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
glcnc Giicuba6uitatiuu.

Die ncue Station Der .&auniUlOa-
nio=@iicnbo6n4 an scr G0monOion.
9lucnnc miroc beudc er0iinet. sic
bictct cinc 70 neitc 9(uS0cbmng BON
9Salioqicr &crfcbrSoicnit OaB oic
Qaia0ctte.9lpcnnc II. %ppnn's 9iin.
Stationen gclAloiicn ipcrocn Sin
ncuer 6a6rplon Dcr bic 5iigc 5ei9t,
mclde ON oieicr Station on5alten,
pur0e oou 0en Giieu6abnbcamtcn
aooptirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

seIearaphiIdler gpetterberidlt.

9lus Den iibrisen 9imoes-@etter-
@eobadtungs, ,Stationen wur0en ole
IoIgen0cn nieorieitcn GenperotIren
ole Inn s llbr geitern 9lbenO 5errid.
ten 6cridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
lInicrLlnLtnnna .gpcnlueiier.

oNntilcrium" III Gahon obepe6 bet GoH'
m0uo"
,,Turo'e" .Gberu gsoman"
,,t5anctn" Nmcricdn Nurc8Qucta"
,,NipppnrDmc" l'nuoebiuc nno lsdnoclbtloer.
,,MlornlnnD N0ubcDille unO gSannehl0er.
,,eHnHf. 2liabcmic" Ibc little Wiiu6".
,,Nldoria" -NlnoeOine un0 Q9unocbloer.
,,UinrDlnno Sofcn 0lub" Jienncn bonn
/ bis ~ Wini 5u Rntllco.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
e0nnenanfanno nnS .llnfcroano.
Wmt6,
g9cttcraMsiidJten.

Sir MnrDlanO mo ben 9iitrift
Columbia belItc flor unO uorowclt.
Iide @inOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
SdleiSnnqsflaaen.

Sm areiSeeridte erbielt geliern
1rou Goro So6nion bon 93r. 403,
Siio.G0moo0 QlOenue, cine ablolute
Shcioun9 bon 9ouis So6nion nit
Dem ne geraoe elm Sabr per6eirat6et
mar olS iie fd trennten.
,Slu iel6en @eri6te erbielt aud
6err @m, S. 4roner bon glr 3440,
elliott. SiraBe, eine a6lolute Shei.
Dung bon 1iaie aromcr. Gos @oor
bcirot6ete am 10. Sebrnar 1914 uno
trcnntc lid iieben Gage ipdtcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02
gnn6es.Gepnrtcmcnt fir 2anSwirt6.
g0ettcrs0hrcan.
g3cridlt 6es WaItimOre Wcfier6iireans.

Der 6eudtigteitssebnlt Ser 9uft
mar sc @ro5ent Inn 8 ll6r Mlorgens
mo l6 Ero5ent Inn 8 llbr 9IbcnOs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-02

MbDnnrnien, Dle ben ,Dcntfdm GDrrepDn.
benicu" nldt phnltlim uber uircadmdhia ers
bnltgn, Hub acbrieu, Der SfiiCc baDDn per 1es
IeDhuH nher tmrlitIim Wlttheiluua ~ manen.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
BOY TOOK $is IN CASH.
Sole Money at Noon When no One
Was In the Store.

! Between s14 and SIS was stoleI
from the w. II. Teeters cigar stor,
yesterday noon. AS there was NJ
one in the room at the time it will
probably never be known who took
the money.
Mr. Teeters' cigar store and the
Toggery clothing store are connect
ed and at noon when Mr. Teet-
ers is at lunch, j. D. Cramer keeps
watch over the cigar store. At the
time of the robbery, Mr.. Cramer was
busy with a customer. Some time
ago Mr. Teeters sold his cash reg
lister and lately has been keeping the
money in a box in a glass show case
The thief lifted this box out, took the
money and left the box sitting on the
show case. About eight packages of
Glove chewing gum were stolen also.
Frank Baker entered the store just
in time to see a boy take the gum
from the box. He noticed the money
box on the show case and then called
Mr. Cramer. But the boy ran out of
the door and could not be found aft
erwards. The marshal was notified
but the search was soon abandoned
There are several ways by which the
thief may be found The gum that
he took was an uncommon brand and
If you see boy with a number of
packages of Glove gum. report him at
once. There were several pieces of
coin that could easily be recognized. |
A silver dollar made in 1890 looked |
as if it had been dropped in mercury,
a dime had hole thru the edge, and
one nickel was entirely black.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
Obituary.

On September 4, 1917, Elias Krea
dy, of this city, was relieved by death
of an illness which for some years
lad been particularly combining anC
painful toward the last. In Novem.
/ Der, 1912, he suffered a stroke OF
paralysis, which rendered him par
! TALLY helpless. BY the use of wheel
chair he was able to be on the streets
occasionally. In September, 1914 he
fell from the church steps injuring
himself, after which he was closely
confined to his home. He bore his
suffering in confidence and resigna-
ton to a Savior whom he loved and
trusted. His body was laid to rest
IN the Livingston cemetery with those
of the family who have preceded him.
The deceased was born April II,
1892, in Lancaster county, Pa. He
was confirmed in the Lutheran
church. His early life was spent
there on a farm In 1872 he was
united in marriage to Miss Kettle
dershep, of Adams county, Pa. Aft
CT spending two years in Illinois, they
came to Kansas in 1874. To the
staunch, wholesome Pennsylvania
Dutch settlement of North Dickinson,
they were valuable addition. Here
they made their home for many years
until 1906, when they moved into
Abilene.
His death is mourned by faithful
wife, who with endless devotion
cared for him during his illness. Two
daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Brandt and
Hubert, survive. Cornelino, Jacob
and Cleyson preceded their father to
their resting place Elias Kready
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kready and was one of family of
Zine children. They have all lived to
an advanced age, His sister Barbara,
who is past 80 years is still in rea-
sonably good health
This death marks the passing of
one who was strong in body and
spirit and of an iron constitution I'M
til his last illness In his later years
he found much rest and solace in his
Savior and lived in faith and forti-
tude. Now his body is at rest and
his soul we feel assured, is at home
with his Lord.
The funeral services were held
from the Brethren in Christ church
afternoon. A large num-
Der of people assembled from the city
and county to pay their tribute of re-
spect to the departed. Services were
conducted by Bishop NJ. G. Engle and
Elder NJ. L. Hoffman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
Are You Looking Old?

Old age comes quick enough with
out inviting it. Some look old at
forty. That is because they neglect
the liver and bowels. Keep your
liver healthy and you will not only
feel younger but look younger. When
troubled with constipation or bilious
ness take Chamberlain's Tablets.
They are intended especially for these
ailments and are excellent. Easy to
take and most agreeable in effect.
Obtainable everywhere.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13
Mexican Shoots Himself.

Crescenscio Soto reached such q
high pitch Friday night when his
wife asked him for some money. that
he tried to end such financial trou-
bles by shooting himself in the heart.
Fortunately his aim was bad and he
will recover with small chance Of
trying it gain.-Heringto Sun.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1917-09-13

S The Leavenworth Times has the
} following to say of Abilene: Abilene
| has a company of soldiers of which
! Capt Charley Browne, of the Horton
, Headlight is captain. That the lit
: tie city of Abilene, with but forty
four hundred people, has raised a
company fund of s2,lS7 for this com
pany shows that there is some appre-
citation of the soldiers there.
i "a IA N
j Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Tufts filled
two kits for members OF Company
H. All the kits are filled now and
about the only article that the COM
rany needs is another galvanized
wash tub.
- II n
A number of books have been left
at the library for the soldiers. But
many more are desired On the Pop
ular Mechanics magazine and several
others it says, Put one cent stamp
here when you are thru reading this
magazine and it will be given to |
some soldier boy" Magazines and
books give hours of amusement to
the soldiers.
~ "a "a
Colonel Rowan at Topeka, upon the
recommendation of Captain Browne,
las appointed the following men as
sergeants: Corporal John Fry, Cor
roral Clyde L. Kaufman, Corporal
Chas. Kirk. Those appointed to be
corporals are: Private Clarence
Kaufman, First Glass Privates Stey-
er, Geo. E. Reid. Robert Seeds, Jas
Cutler and Private Ray Porter This
leaves four sergeants, five corporals {
and twenty first class privates to be
appointed. :
70 "a n i
Company H received official orders :
today stating that within the next
few weeks every company in Kan
sas would be raised to a strength of
200 men. Fifty men will have 4
chance to join Company H. G
Pa IA N +
The rain didn't prevent the regu- T
ar drill this morning altho the boys
we're pretty we'll soaked when they i
eturned to the armory. The guards t
received the biggest share, however {