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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
Fine Address Delivered Last Night By
Ex-Gov. HanIy on National Prohibition

Hen. J. Frank Hanly, former gov
elror of Indiana, made splendid
address at the Methodist church, in
bahalf of the cause of temperance
last night A fine audience greeted
him, and he was listened to with pro
found attention from the time he
|arose. after being intro duced by
Mayor Cox. until he finished his elo-
nuent talk. lie predicted victory
for Statewide prohibition in Flor
ida. and assured temperance workers
of the assistance of the Flying
| lSLuadron in making the State dry.
The keynote CT his address was
the right of the people TO adopt the
policies which seem best for this
government and along this line the
principal portion of his remarks Is
There given:
The essence, the soul of American
liberty, lies in the right of the Amer
lean people to choose for themselves
policies of State and to have their
choice effectuated when made. In
this is the soul. the essence OF Amer
ican liberty. Outside of it there Is
MY despotism or anarchy. Ii an
amendment to the Federal Constitu'
tom made in the orderly, thought
: lful deliberate, slow process provided
t lhv that instrument for its amend
; r,ent: if an amendment representa-
l the settled purposeful, abiding con
1 yiction of the American people can
D not be enforced If adopted, then w
: have lest our rights to choose poii
4 cies of government, for what boot
i our rights to amend the charter
n mr. liberties If We are powerless I
e enforce the amendment when made
Ana that, my friend. raises an issu
lin this nation profounder than tn
lljnuor question--an issue as Pre-
S found and deep as liberty itself, an
thar issue is raised in every tcwr
ship made dry. 1t is raised IN ever
county. it is raised in every stat
= il is raised in every city If yo
e dcnbt it. 20 read the story of Teri
>. Haute. That issue is challenge
:. ltre American people. challenge
- treir right to govern themselves an
n To administer their own governmeh
N The right to govern ourselves, ia
,e vcu forgotten what that right cs
IN 1e you have. go read aqain the lur
re- irous story of the resplendent yea
pc out there Go number again u
#. dead who died to establish that rig
20 in this new world. Go weigh the Sc
n. vire: go count the tears ana mea
is ure the bloodshed out of which IN
in right sprung
ty That they might establish I
ZEN right forever on this side the sea, o
fathers wrote and signed the inoi'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
French Held
Their Ground
In Heavy
Fighting
(By Associated Press. }

(By ASSOcihted PreSs,1
Violent fighting occurred in Cham
pagne as a result OF the German at
tempt to recapture fround recently
won by the French between Butte
Du Mesnil and Maisons dc Cham
pagne. accordiny to Paris. II is an
rounced the French held their
ground and made fresh progress de.
spite the desperate German assaults
Paris also says that German at
tacks in the Verdun sector were re
pulsed The French took prisoners
northeast of scissors.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
QUARANTINE TO BE RAISED

Mexico City. March 1o.-lt has
been announced by the department OF
the interior that the quarantine In
Mexico against the port of New YORK
on account of infantile paralysis
shortly will be raised and that pas
senpers entering Mexico no longer
win be subjected to the rigid medicai
examination and disinfection process
which have been csutomary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
Food Conditions
In Germany
May Cause
Revolution
(By Associated Press. J

The Hague. March 10.-The Ber-
lin Vowaerts quotes Herr Hofer, q
Socialist deputy in the recent food
debate Of Prussian diet. as saying the
food served In public kitchens is un-
A. for consumption. He asked the
government II 1t was not suflcient
to incur the hatred of the whole
without causing revolution al
home
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
hi s. MERCHANTMEN viii
FIRE ON SUBMARINES THE
Moment CRAFT SIGHTED
MILLION CASH BUYS
$4,000. 900 RAILROAD

st. Louis, March 10 "A. r. Pom
der. Southeast Missouri railroad
builder, paid sl,00O,000 in cash to
Leon W. Quick. receiver of the Bank
.ers' Trust company. for the San An
|tGn.o, Uviede and Gulf railroad. the
chief asset of the trust company.
The road is $40 miles long and
cost more than $4,000, ZOO.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
RADIO STATION
Being BUILT
BY GERMANS
NEAR MEX CITY
THIS WILL BE USED IN ESTAB-
LISHING DIRECT CONNECTION
WITH BERLIN, IS THE BELIEF
No. ITO
(By Associated Press. }

Galveston, March 10. American
passengers arriving on the Wolvin
liner Herald from Vera Cruz declare
that a powerful radio station is be-
ing erected near Mexico City under
direction of German engineers. They
saiG they have positive information
that the station is expected to estab-
lish direct connection with Berlin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
.uPP|NCOTT'S
YACHT SINKS
IN JACKSONVILLE
NV Associated Press. }

Jacksonville, March lO.-The
steam yacht Aeldgytha, owned by
George d. Lippincott Of Phiiadel-
phia, hit the jetties and sank in the
ST Johns river below here. The crew
was rescued.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
DECIDES AGAINST
GOVERNMENT IN SOUTHERN
PACIFIC SUIT
(By Associated Press. J

New York, March 10.-The South
ern Pacific announced that the Unit
ed States circuit court appeals at
Sal; Lake had decided against the
government in the federal suit to
compel the Southern Pacific to aban-
dor control CT the Central Pacific.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
INVESTIGATING
SMUGGLING Of
GOODS ON and
OFF GERMAN.
| RAIDERS
BY Associated Press

Philadelphia. March l0.-Aileged
attempts to smuggle goods on and
off the German commerce raiders
Kronprinze Wilhelm and Prince Eli
tel Friedrich here are being investi-
gated by federal authorities. A SER
geant of the U. S. Marines is said
to be involved. Arrests are expected
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
GERMAN OFFICERS
MUST SERVE
ONE YEAR IN
PENIIENT|ARY
(By Associated Press. J

Florence, S. c.. March 10. Eight
officers Of the German freighter
Liebenfels, sunk in the Charleston
har Dor Jan. 81, were sentenced to a
year in tn Atlanta Federal peniten-
tiary and fined $500 each. They were
convicted yesterday Of sinking ves-
SCI in naval stream.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
PRESIDENT HAS
'"|''''' Rl About RECOVERED
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. March 10. Presl-
dent Wilson has practically recoV-
cred from cold which kept him in
bed fer four days. He remained IN
his room this morning. however. and
has, no engagements.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
LAKELAND. FLORIDA SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1917
S. S. HANfORD
APPOINTED
C0UNIY JUDGE
HAMILTON CO.
I Snecial to the telegram

(Special to the Telegram
Tallahassee, Fla, March l0.-S. >.
Hanford has been appointed county
jndge Of Hamilton county, succeed
inr Barlow b. Johnson. removed for
drunkenness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
TONS
IS THE UNTITLED
ORDER Of THE
j. S. STEEL COR.
(By Associated Press. }

New York, March 10 0.-Unfilled
orders OF the United States Steel
Corporation Feb. 2S were 1,576.-
cor tons. breaking all records.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
NATIONAL BANKS
CALLED ON FOR
STATEMENT
lRv Associated I-ressD

I6V AssUUIdVtu co7'7
" ashington, March lo.-lhe
CT the currency has is
sued a call for the condition If ma
t,onal banks al the close of business
on March ,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-10
Bernstoff at Christina
(By Associated Press }

London, March 1O.-Couh' Noi'
rernstorff arrived at Christlania'
Norway, according to copenhagen
dispatches
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
edliHs6elarOe.

Scr gon3e iliriitiiHe &cdtsbeiitonO
reiignirte. ~ gSil nit @oetbols
aus Oem 9(mte geben. IT Con
feren8 NIT Dem britii1eu Cont
uiiiGr Sbos. 9ioDOen. &ein
llebcreinfommen NIT oen 9laiir-
ten, Oie omerifanii6e Sonnage
niht 81 gef66rOen.
SSoibin9ton 10. 9lueuIt. -
Der 9on8e iuriitiibe Stab Der Slot
ten-Gorporotion bat aus SDmpatbie
nit @encroI.0ioior @eo. g8. @oc-
t6oIs, oeiicn 9teiignotion bonn &rd-
iiocnten g8iliou fiir0litb occeptirt
noroen it, Die 9(emter nicOergclc9t
lmo lit ousgetrctcn. gln oiplem Stobe
poren einige ser bc1tcn &ebtstunOi-
gen Oes gon5en 2onoes; cs linO bic
les. George Gu6lee, Elm frii6ereS
W1itglicO ser 8itn0es-Sonoels-@om
miilion; Soicpb g. Cotton, George
S. Soboge uno Gbos. q. Soplono
con glep-Dorf unO GOworO 9. BUR
ling bon Gbicogo.
N}it 9(usno6me oes @rn. Soooge,
oicnten Iic dlle o6ne 9e5a6lung. Sic,
iel6cn 6ottcu i1on Dor eiuigen Go-
gen i6rc 9iciignotion einoerei6t, Oo6
muroe Oiciel6c crit beltc befonnt.
Sic @camteu mei9crten lid, irgcno
eincn @rlno on5uee6en. Gs puroe
ober mitgetbeilt, 0uB Die 9ie6tSan-
mGlte Scr 9lnii6t waren, OaB iie nit
Srn. @oet6ols ge6en ioaten, Inn Dem
ncuen @ci6Gitshi6rcr Gopps @cIe-
gen6eit 81 ge6en, icine eigenen 9iedts-
6ciit1noe auS5mu0blcn. &enn 0iele
&ldbc picOcr bcicbt iinO mo Gin pei.
tcrcs @litglieO iiir Die SdiifS6c6orOe
crnonnt it, Damn lit Die 9lcorgoniia-
tion Scr 9c50roe unO Der Corpora
tion mieOer ocrooQitGnoi9t.
0ie 9cboroe bate bcute cine Gon-
icrcn5 nit Sbomas &opocn, eincm
NlitgIicOe Der britiibcn Gommiiiion
iiber Oie Sccon-Srobtratcn.
9}a6 Scr Gcriommlm9 uur0e NIT
get6eiIt, OoB Die 8eboroe fein llebcr-
einronneu nit ocn 9(aiirten MAIDEN
mer0e, wclbes Die Gontrolc Der one-
ritoniidcn Sonna9c Oen Gcrcinigten
Staoten cnt5icbcn pcr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11

SIN nor0meitliden %oli5eioiiirifte
uurOen in Ocu lebten 81 Shinoer
bier oSladcrS~ Der6oftct im0 Dem
9unocSmoriholle Stodbom ii6cr-
micicn. Ger GrItc Der ocr6uitct lpur-
sc, mar Der % Sabre olte SomeS
W2eloin gGit6anl, BON gtr. 6l3 9IorO'
Calhoun. Strobe, Der bonn Sergeon-
ten 6ug6cs $. 9prue erpiidt purOc.
@it6om bdtte iicb Der 9eb6rOe Der
t6. @orO iieaen iollcn unterlieB
oies ieOoh uno oober Die Gcr6of-
timg.
8oIO Oarouf bro6te Scrgcaut
GoiB Oen 9}cgcr SarDcp SoncS, %
Sabre alt bon gir. 1918 Gor0.
gS6otcoot-StroBc, in bic @oli3ciItq.
tion, Der e6eufolls ii6 Scr @e56roe
Ger 16. g8oro nid6t itcIlte.
%oli5iit s. q. GoifoD pcr6oftete
Oen 81 Sabre altcn S6omos g..
9urniiOe BON 9}r. 536 9ricc.Str., ser
in Der 1S. g8orO regiitrirt it, ii6
o6er nidt ite0te ais er iid bdtte ser
pbplii6eu llnteriu6ung imterwcrfeu
iollen. @r 6e6auptete, DOB er iih
urBcr6ol6 Der StoOt ouf6ielt iino
nidt bier6er fommen fonnte.
Gen Samuel u. 3orfielo, 30
Sabre alt, BON glr. Cos gIoro-Gol-
boun-StroBe, Der es periGlnte, ii@
in Der 16. @orO 81 iteaen 6ra6te
geItern 9l6euO Sergeant 9Drne in
ole EolijeiIiotion. Gcrielbe idien
iiberbaupt nidts bon Dem &rie9e 81
milien lno nod meniger BON Der De
giltration. @r be6auptete, DAB CT
nidt leien fonne im0 Die SteaungS-
orore nidt geieben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
r%OrluGrts"

Ger Eurnperein n@orwGrtS", mel
der itets beitre6t lit, cs ieinen Olit-
elieoern unO oeren 5omilicn in Dem
gerdumigen &eim gir. 73A, @eit-
SerinetoniiroBe, 10 5u eeitaiten, ooB
iie fii6len fonnen Iie beiinOcn iid
unter 6rernoem oie6t an 9icnItag
mie0er cinen 6onilienobeno, fiir mel.
den Ger @nrten cbeniaas porbereitet
pirO. gia6 oenl CONCERT i'm @arten
'iro Der obere Saal fiir einen ge-
it6liden 5omilienboa geoiinet.
Sir Die iungen Seute iinOct elm
@reisfegeIn ltatt, uno menn Die al
teren Serren ooran Sbeil ne5mcn
woaen Damn iinO iie itets wiaton-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
@liiflidJ u6oclucnOct.

Ter ongeorobtc Strife ser @ouibrei-
ner, oie nit Der 9lrbeit an Oell
9le9ierungs Gontraften bcid0f-
tiot iinO. ~ 6irma, Die oen Gon-
trait er6olten, Deriidert Oie SIR
Better, feine 9ii6t-llnionleute on-
5uiteacn.
9tcw yprf 10. 9luguit. - Gle
Grobung Der ,&ereini9ten 9riiOcr-
idoft Der 9alicbreiner mo @e6iil-
icn~, olle Gcgicrimesorbcit an glr-
mcc- lmo 6lotten-9ogern cin5liiiellen,
muroe 6elte 5uriid9e5ogen, ais Oie
6irmo Senrp 3. Steers, 9nmlnter-
ncbmer fir Die 9legicrung, ii6 ein-
bcrltanOen crtlGrtc, fcine 9ii6t-
llnionIcllte on5uitelen. TaS lle6cr-
enifomncn muroe in @egcnwort bon
9legierlngS Gcrtretern imterIdric-
ben, bic an Ocn Gonicren5cn Der bel.
oen bct6eili9ten &artei tbcilna6mcn.
Gie @eic0idaft bate cincn Gontraft
iiir Gin @larincIager IN Fel6am 9aO
Yorf.
9lnIGBIib ser 9(nfiinoioune, OaB
ein Strife perbiitet poroen lei, be-
tontc Goutre-9lomirol i. 81. Sorris,
G6cf Der 6lottenb0ie imO @critcn,
elmer Der &cgiernngs-Sertreter, Die
9icgierung Bate feinen 9lnt6eil an
ocm lle6ercinfomncn iie bate mlr
bcioe Sciten 5uiomncn eebradt, oa-
nit Die gLr6eit nidt ner86aert ner0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Sci 9Intunufull ocrlcbt.

GSrol 3. 9. llm6er9er, Oie om Cont
nerItog gl6enO 6ci einem 9lutounfolle
an Der glnnopolis-yloaO unter oic
Moidine gerictb un0 crbebli6 ber.
lebt plrOe, 6eiinoet iib in i6rer @o6-
nune, gir. 112, Siio-6arroaton-9lOe.,
nuf Dem @cee Der @cneiitng. S6r
@otte, Serr imo 8ral @eorge S6o-
ser BON Scr. t29, Siio.GoI6ounitr.,
imo i6r ain6, iopie Ole 5rls. Wlarp
unO Salen Sie6tner, gtr. %, SiiO-
Gorrolton-9lue., Die ii9 in Dem 9lllto
6eianoen, fomen nit Dem S6reden
oaDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Scrnia. sms.ogemeinSe in@arOenOilIc.

SSn Der ScruIalems.airde au Gar
oenOiae on DER geloir-3ooO miro
morgen, Sonntog, @orm. 1890, go.
flor Sobn 6. 9urgoorf bon glcip-
&enlington. &o., pre0igen. 0erielbc
1T Elm 8ruocr oes @oItors Or. g. 6.
8urgoorf. Gie @ottcsoienIte uerocn
gcgenpdrtig I'M 9oicmcnt ser Stride
obgcbolten Oo oic &irdc, iopie Die
Sonntogsi@uIr6lime renoDirt mer-
Den. 9lae Y}itglie0er ocs air6cns
ratbes, ionic Oes Gbors uno Scr Ser
cine iinO eebcteu ii6 om Sonntag,
gio6m. INN 2 llbr, in Der Stride 6li
bcriomneln,\ oa Damn beribieocne
9ilocr fir oos SSubildumsbu6 gc-
nommen Wcr0en loIlen. 0ie @emein-
&c iciert Oos rs. Subildum om 7.
Stto6er,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
BON Slntu lcidjt Dcrlctt.

9eim areu5en ser Baltimore un0
2i96titroBe muroe eeitern 9io6mit-
tag Der 81 Sabre aIte Sacob @liaer
BON Scr. 1876. @eit-2ecitraBe, BON ei-
ncm 9lutomobil, oas bon Dem g}e9er
Sanuel 6. gDIer BON 9ir. 1870, Bel
Deoere-9lOe., eelenft puroe, aneeiob-
rem lno 5u 9ooen gelporien wo6ei cr
iidD cine Serltoudung 0cS linfen
6uBgelenfes 6u5og. Ser @erlebte
iuurOe bon @Dler no1 Dem Nlercv-
&oipitol ae6radt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
0iuOIcOcIt faIId citirt?

Gr be6auptct, Yroi. Sino NleDer 6o.
be cine grobe llnididlihteit be.
gongen. gSiQ @cicb onacnom-
men piiicm Oos pG6renO ocs
&ricgcS oae Oeuti6cn 3eihlnoen
pcrbictei.
Rem 9orf 10. 9lugult.-S6erit
T6eooore 9looicDelt ertlGrte 6ellte, er
iei bon Gr. Sumo Mepcr, cincm Der
liner 4roiciior in Gepciden aus glm-
iterOam ioli@ citirt porOen. @roi.
NlcDer babe cine ngro6e llnididlid-
felt" 6egongen inOem er i'm citirtc
6c5iigIi6 Der Compensation mo Der
@ntih6oigun0cu Die Geuii1lonO coli
leftiren f0nnte.
nGr. W}eDcrS 9lngobc lit iubitan.
tiea ri6tig nit Oieicr 9lusno6me",
iogte 9iooieocIt. sd iagte nibt, DER
0itcrrci6ii6-Oeiltibe Sicg ipiirOe iic
sur @nti60Oigumg bereAtigen ooer
81 Compensation oOer, cine mittel.elli
ropGil1e 6oOeration umter Gelitib.
lanOs-9lgentir 81 griinOen. @oS i'd
pirfli1 iagte mar, ooB TeitidlonO,
wenn eS iiegrcid mare, o6ne 3weiiel
oie 1uBerlten @ren5en bon @Ompen'
iation ino @nti1oOiglmg, Oie cS aus
i6ren @egnern berouSiblagen f0nn.
te, er5mingen ipiirOe, eini6lieBlitb Ser
Ser. Stooten uuO id fiigte bin5u, es
wiiroe Oieie bon 0en Ser. Stooten
ne6men, ob mir in sen 9rieg binein-
gingen oOer nidbt.
Serr Wleper im0 ieine 6rait ipro.
6en inn W}oi 1916 bei mir Dor. gSas
i9 81 i6m ioetc, mar Ooiiel6e, mas idj
in mcinen 9lcOen Iogte, iomeit0euti6.
lono unO sic @fli6t oicIer 9iegieritng
in 9ctro9t fommen. g8ir fGnlpicn
iiir lnlere nd6iten inO 6oGiten ,Sn-
terelIen, nm sic gSelt iiAer 81 MAIDEN
fiir g(merito. @iS glmerifa ieine Sd
6igfeit, Dies 81 t6un benefit, ioate
es ni6t oopon ipre6en, Oie S@elt iiber
fir sic 1emofrotie 81 MAIDEN. Sc
ser @lonn 8rou iin0 SinO ioate ie-
Oen 9icrO anitrengen 10 OoB om irii5-
5eitigiicn gluaen6lide ilniere &icien-
frait benubt miro, Den Sieg 5u erin.
gen.
2aiiet uns Ooron Oenfcn Dab 9Saci-
fiIten ino BrcOeutide BORT iteben 100
oie .,Gopper6co0S" i'm 8iirgerfriege
Ilanoen. 3ies bc5ie6t iidj oli einige
Senotoren lmO GongreBleute imo
3citltngsre6oftelre. SD boiie, Scr
GonqreB miro Elm @eieb onnebmen,
ourb pelbeS er ii9 peieert, ooB II.
geno cine 8eitung in Der Oeiltiden
SproAe oOer in ser Sprode irgeno
eines moereu inierer Spponcnten
pubIi5irt miro, 10 Iange ser ariee
m16rt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Sin natiOnalcr Seicrtug pOrecidla-
gcM.

70 oibington 10. Slug. ~
'3tr 6eier Der 9lbfo6rt Ger Gefruten
Der 9lotionarglrnee nod oen Sugern
ioa Der 3. September 5u einem 9Ia-
tionalieiertag erfldrt perOen. 8eltc
ianoen Gonicren5en nit @iien6a6n-
beomten in Ye5ug olif Die Eranspor-
totion Der eriten 100000 @iom nod
0cn peri6ieoenen 2ogern itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
0nric Gtaotneninfeitcn

Sruu 6oro, Oie @ittue oes Srn
sSo6n Z. 6oro BON 5orO'S Opern.
6ous, ieierte eeitern in better @eiuuo.
belt in i6rer @o6nnng, Ger. 1886
gloro @ilmoriiroBe, i6ren sc. @e.
bnrtstoe. 6rau 5orO wliroe aaiei.
tig ber5lib begliidlpiinl6t. Sic III
sic @iutter bon II &in0ern.
Seute lit Der Iebte Sag, an mel.
dem 9ewcrbcr Inn 9loninotionen fiil
StaatSGmtcr i6re 9lpplitationen bel
Dem Stoats-Sefrctdr emreihen mil
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
'SHbidcO NiaOdcn DcrIdiunnOcn.

Ole @oi6inotoncr Eoli5ei bot an
Foli5ci-@laridoa Gortcr cine @e.
i6reibung Der 10 Sabre oIten W3or.
iorie $. E6ompion Don Ger. Is.
@raut &Iuce, @oi6ineton, 9. g., sic
felt einigcn Eagcn ipurlos oerihmun.
Den it, oeionot. Gos @lGo6en lit
iebr biibi6, ruo iic GuBcrte oitcrs il.
rem Gltern oegeniiber, DAB iie auf ole
Siibne geben merOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-11
Sui $4OO ,mtcrIdjIuscm 6abcn.

9lls Dor einigen Gogen Der 81
Sabre olte Src0crid @illioms bon
@oi6ineton, 9. s., bon Dem @c-
i90itsiiibrer Ocs goli Ebcotcrs nit
$500 in 9aor uu0 einigcn G6eds
nad DER 9onf geianot muroc, braun.
te er NIT Dem 9oorgelo Our6. @r
mor Der S6er,lli6er oeS S6catcrs
lelt me5reren N}onoteu, mar o6er nie
oorber 5Nr 9onf gcgon9cii. Ga cr
N baltimore &euponote bat, lpuroe
ole bieli9c 4olijei benodri6iigt, mn
es 9elong gciIern 9}odmiitaa Ocn
recommendation 9ip6e, 0oDiS unO
N'ullrt Den &eridnuimocnen 5u per.
bolten. S9iaioms muroc ocItcrn
Slbeno bon Oeteftiu 9crmon BON
%alblnaton obge6olt. Ger Gcr6of.
fete geltono Elm, ooS @cl0 rmtcridlu.
gen 81 Dabcn. Gr aina Godmitta0s
5mel llbr sur 9onf. @cndB Icinea
glngoben go6 CT einem ano6cn oaS
Santbnh ncbit ocn G6eds nit 0ca;
SliIttro9e, oicicl6cn niHt Dor Z llbr
AbeuoS Dem @eihditsfii6rcr ocS
&1eaterS ob5rlieiern. 9nS g9iQioms
perboltct luuroc, 6ottc cr nod $23
in iciuem Sciie.
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GOnsrchmitsIicO prOtcitirt Del
GruiuOcr.

9oiton TO- 9lugili. Congress.
nlitglico SolncS 81 @allioan Bat lr
Ocn General GroooBmoriboll Groiu-
Der chi Sclcgroum gcianot in uel.
bcn CT aegen ole 9lnino6nc pcr6ci-
rot6ctcr N}dmer nit perioreungsbe-
Niiritigen 9ln0e60ri0en in Die nenc
glrmec proteltirt, Gr 0crlouot, oaB
sic lofolcn 9eireunaS6e6orOen be.
fugt icin Iollen, na6 eiaenem Gr.
mciien ii6er Die 9cireiung folder
@idpncr 81 euti4cioeu
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0ie aanac @anOc in Saft.

Att BuN8C OuNOC III OuTI.
Teteftib S6anf pcr6oiiete gciicrn in
9ii6mono ocn % Sabre often 9o9
@lortin. - Gcriclbe ge6ort on-
gc6lib ser 9lutomo6l 9ldu6cr.
9onOc an. 3mei in Baltimore
gelto6Iene 9hltomo6ilc purOen
cbenfoas geiilnOen.
@lit Ser gcr6ofhne oes % Sabre
olten yfop Mortin pon 9li6monO,
So, glau6t oic bieige Boli5ei, OoB iie
nllnmebr Die gauge @onoe in Soit
bat, mcl1e in Oen leBtcn Wlonoten IN
Baltimore oiele glutomo6ile geItoblen
botte Ger onocre ilnge Dl1nner,
Glebelon0 s. Soa, s. Maming, Sci
iie Gcrlcr ino %incent &illionls, allc
bon 9li6monO, purOen in Der Oori-
gen g9ode ber6oiict lmO iitcn icBt
i'm @efGngniB MartitL Der 6iinfte
i'm 9unOe, fonite nidt iofort geiln-
Oen mer0en. Gerier mo g8iQiamS
milroen om lebten Somitog in 9iid-
mono per6oitet, nodOem 9eteftiO
9obler Die beioen onoeren, Nlanning
nno Soa, 6eobodiet batte, iuie iie
bier an Ser @de bon @crmon- un0
YraH-StroBe in Elm g(iltomo6il itie-
gen iinO OoOonill6ren. GS 0elanq
aabIer ieiner 3eit, @onning 5u Der-
boftcn m6breno 6oG crit einige ga
&c in Bloomfield, q. s., BON Go6ler
sur Strede ge6rodt wuroe. Sail go6
bei ieincr glnfinit in Baltimore Die
gtomen Der onoeren @fitgIicOer Der
gonoe an, mornif oic @ebeimpoli5i-
item ao6lcr, S6anf mo GooneD am
pergongencn 6rcitog nod 9ii6monO
flbrcn. Sic fomcn am Sonntog
9IbcnO nit &ericr unO g9iQiomS nc6It
0rei in Baltimore 0cfto6lencn 9hlto-
mo6ilen 5nrid.
Wiortin mar aus &i6mon0 ocr-
Ibpltnoen, mes6ol6 0cteftio S6onf
mieOer nod @irginia fi6r, tpG6ren0
TeteftiO ao6Ier nod gltlantic-Gitp in
Der @offning reiite, BORT W}ortin Der
boften 81 fonnen. Sbonf botte a6er
me6r Slid, 0enn W1artin fc6rte ont
TonnerltoQ 9tben0 nad 9fihmonA an.
rid uno pur0e geitern Wiorgen in Der
SSobnlng ieiner Wlutter ieIioenom-
men, @emdS ieinen g(n9a6en hl6r
er, ebe Die bieligen @e6eimpoliailten
IN Der porigen @o6e in 9lidmono
nnlongten nad @oi5inoton. mo er
lib oer5eirot5cte. 0ann 6coob er Iid
nit ieiner 9rout nod 96iIooeIp6ia
ilno ytep-Dorf, mo er bon ser Ser
baltiing ieiner 6rcunoe las. gr bor-
te ou6, oaB oie @oli5iIten wieOer nod
Baltimore gefobren moren, morauf
er li9 entl4loB, nit leiner ilinoen
@attln na6 ieinem &eim 5uriid5ufe6-
rem.
9etcttiD S6onf 6ottc ou6 5pci
Slutomobile in Der giod6orIhoit BON
Oli6monO, Oic in Baltimore qeito6.
len iporoen paren, eeflmoen. 0os
cine aebort Srn. Somcs StrioIe BON
yfr. 1905, @eit.2onooleItraBe goli.
silt 9iein5art bonn iiioliden Diitrift
puroe no6 0fibmono gcIon0t. Gr
bro6te geltcrn 9(bcno cine W2oIdine
no9 Baltimore, mG6rcno 0eteftip
S5anf nit ieinem @efangcncn in Sem
anoeren 9Iutomobil bier onfam.
Sie Foli5ei bat nun fiinf Nldnncr
IN Soft uno flint eeito6Iene 9(utomo-
BILE ols 9cpcisniotcriol an Sono.
Sle SerbaiteSen ite6en ale 5piI6en
oem 20. inO %. 2ebensio6re. Sie
na0men Die 9eito6lenen 9lutomo6ile
leoesmal nob 9iiGmono, 100 Iie Die
ielben Oerfauitcn.
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Scim spiclcn aeId,uiIcm.

Der So5n bon 6rou @3ort6d
S3leunlin9 bon 91r. 1903, 9loro.2u-
3l.erneliroBe, 6eIir @ittncr, elm 10
ja5rieer anobc murOe ocltern bon lci.
ncm Spielfameroocn ocm t3.ia6ris
gen Sla0ton sIlbrig6t, nit einenl
Spiel9epebr in ods re6te 9luae oe-
idoiien.
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Ger @lotor cines g8oggons Der
goIono 9Sorf 2inie gcriet6 geitcrI
0odmittog in Der @oitern 9[benue, IN
Der gldbc Der 9lnnitroBe, in 9ronO.
Scr S6ooen fonnte nod nidt fcIt-
geiteat pcrOen. Gs purOen feline
@crloncn bcrlctt.
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Sin lln6cfanntcr i'm ct. SOicpbS-
SOIpitnl.

Sin un6efonnter weiBer N}anr
DurOe geitern in 6cpuBtloiem gu
Itonoe auf elmer &eaertbiire liegeno.
an Der Bethel unO Seiierion-StroBC
altfgeiunoen. @r murOe i'm @ogeu
Der noro0itIi6en @oli5eiitation mad
Dem ct. SSoiepbs-Soipitol ee6radt
@r lit ungeidbr 40 Sabre alt. SSn OeI
Snnenieite ieiner 9iodtoi6e iion0 oer
gtame SSo6n WcGonouQ6.
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GgploiiOn cr6ciIdJt Opfcr.

8itt$burg6, @o., 10. 9lig.
9ci elmer Grplolion in Der @moille
Meioa 6a6rig Der Spong G6oliant
Sto6G@eieaidoit 81 9Ietlo in Der
9ld6c BON %ittSburg6, wurOeu 10
@oun me6rere oooon ernitlid, Der.
leet- Sic ggploiion peruriabte aus.