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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
8Mr Iektcm NlMhc.

'3ur letten 9fubeitGtte iulr0e ges
iicrn Scrr Syoiepb S6omberger pDn
ieinem Sem g}r. 2i22, 9it9oIti-
more;StraBe, nod Oeut ISL. Grl0ier-
SSrieOboi~ aetrogcn Gr crfroutte por
orei gBoAen All ser 2ungencnt5iin.
Oung, bon Der i'm scr SMniitcr 800
crloite, nacboem CT por6er nit oen
Sterbeiofromentcn ser fotbolilden
Stride pcrieben mar. Seine pieIelt
Srelnoc betroucrn oen 600 0eS Ser
itorbeneu dlf Oas SiciItc un0 iuer0en
Dem brooen, Oellticben Nlonn Elm e6-
renoeS 9lnoenfcn beluabrcn, Ser
@eritor6ene ipor III @ieienielo in
@oDern nor 63 Syo6ren eeborcu ans
fam i'm 9llter bon 20 Sobreu nod
9Imerifo, no ct lid ipGter nit Sri.
Gliidbetb &rom pern1blte Ser gbe
cntiprauoen flint GinOer, sic bcioen
S06ne Soief uuo S9illiont ioipie sic
Eodbter Sroit @lilobet6 @del unO oie
Sri Claire uno atinno 5rbomber-
ger.
Tie Gbreu @abrtlhtrGger marert
oic Scrren eugene Giuni @p. &otb,
s. glnt6onp, @drren @rifiis inO
S2iniom @riifiS, lpdbreno sic oftiocn
SrGger aus Sen Serren s. gg.Sdil5,
S9iu, Sofneiiter, SSoiepb Sp1rein,
I6omas 9ieiuberser. SSacob 0otter-
ipeicb imO Sobn q. S6aieS bciton-
Sen. Cos ieierlicbc 9ieqiiein.0od.
omt nir0e NitrH Goter g9iiieI, iuel-
Cbem ole 4otres 9ode mo Straus
SIR Seite itunOen IN ocr ct. MliDa-
erS Stride ceIebrirt morouf ser Sorg
uuter cinem Nerg bon 9lmen noh
Oent 5rieoboie an ser @elair Stooo
gebrodt pur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Sitncp-G -G0auifcnr beitraft.

Inter Scr gIni6uloiguua, ouocb.
lid nit leinem SitncD-gus rildlihtS-
los gefobren 5i IeiiL wuroe gcItern
&upnono Ear bon 9lr. 264, g9or0-
&oie-StroBe, bon Oiidter @odoro in
Der mittlcren SoIi8eiItotion nit $40
lno Soften beItroft. g(uBcroeni puroe
ibm BON Oen 9lutomobiI-G GommiIldr
6. gInltiu 9ou0bmon oie 6obrlicen5
bis olf meiteres crt5ogcn. Gar Der.
iudtc gcitern Dloroen in Scr Sooettc-
Strobe, nobe GborIes -StroBe, cinern
onOerell $itncp@us 0i puiiireu mo.
bel cr gegen ooiieI6e itieB rno geoct
einen Observation-Disclosures ldblcit-
Oerte. @eioe GnInibuiie muroeu 6c.
idldoiat, wabreno oie @oiiogicre obnc
&erleBlingen 0oponfaucn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Nlndl rin glLnttrrnfrnnfrr

Dcnt itdotiicben @Jeiunobeit8. .Ucpor.
tenicnt wuroe geiiern eiu meitercr
Observation-Disclosures beri6tet. Scr
&route lit ser "a Sabre oIte NSeQcr
&iIliom EoDlor bon 9lr. GIG, Sorob
Slnn.StroBe. Gr nur0c llmoeben0
nod Der Gudrontdue acionot.
S1mmtlibc EcrionelI sic in Eups
lor'S ylub6oriholt lpo6nen. mcr0cn
bcIte oeimpft mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
g8OIIcn feine edMIOen eintreibcn.

9ie Baltimore County Commit.
iore IN Eopion murocn oliigeforOert
oen Spe6iolpoli5ilien 9lrrhlsooIe 5it
dpiHgem an Senrp 9. Waoun Sen
SpbH oeS friiberen GountD. Gonnlil-
lars %eurp Wioun 6ie Suuune bon
500 81 bc5obleh oie SenrD Wtonl
BON oem Eoli5iiteu eingetlogt bottc.
sSeil oieie Gdllo ober nod por Der
Grnennilng 5um Eoli0iiten ibran
llripruno botte, gIaubteu Die Com.
miiidrc uid)t oos &edt 8u bubetI ooS
@eboIt oelielben nit @eldIng all belle.
gen lmo molleH iic5 nidt 81 GolIefto-
ren efner @ribaiINulo bergcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
9e6ensmaOe.

Seincs Doieins miioe, bcriudte
5rouf Scott 65 Sabre alt, bon glr.
1922, EbomeS- StroBe. iitb nit eineu
@leIicr Die gEoern 5lt Sifnen pcil cr
einen Streit in icinem Souie bate.
EoIi5iit Scott leete iDm cinen gtotb,
Derbano on lin0 brodte i'm III oos
ct. Soiepbs-%oipitoI, tpo oie 9ler5te
oie @lnOe bcrhdbten ino crfldrten,
noB oie ioiortiee Niilfc oes YoIi6iitcn
Dem Soft ooS 2eben gerettet babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Nns Ocm ec6en acidlieScn.

Iie 9ccrOiglu10 0es Srn. Senr0
Scin5enber1er luelcbcr an Sonntog
in ieiner gSo6mne gir. 20l7, 9loni.
iapltraBe uericbieO, iin0ct 6eiite9lo1s
mittog itatt lin 2 llbr miro ctr
Eronergottcsoieitit im 1terbc6oilic
gebalten Su mcIcbcm oae 6rcluoc
pcs Serltorbcncn nnb ieiucr gaittOc,
sSrau @larp IS ScuBcn6erper gcb.
Wlorrilon cingclo0eit itaN. Iic 2eibe
miro lo0ann anf ocnl Mcitern 6rieo.
bofe beigelcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
gom sOOc OmrdJ srtrinfcm aercttct.

Scr 30 Sabre alte 9lleron0er Wtc-
SoroU BON Scr. 2527, g9eit.gtortb-
glpenue, elm 9lngeitellter Der @c2eou
Contracting GouponD, muroe BON
Dem Eoli8iItcn 9toemer bonn iiiolidcn
0iitrift bout &ooe Ourdb @rtrinfen
eerettet, ais er bon scr g(nldge Der
Gompognie at 26cliIt.&oint in'S
g9oiIer ficI. @tcSorOD ibritt iiber ein
Boot meIc6es an 8ier befeitiet mar,
ulS er einen 5ebltritt tbot ino ms
SSoiier ltiirate. 3oli3iit 9oener felr
erte eiuen &ebolper al, Inn Siilfe
berbei6uloden, uno bielt McSarou
ieIt big oie 9eolioiiten Sormon uno
Sodingbill eribieuen erid)ienen, no.
ronf lie eeneinibaftli6 @cSaroD
ouf Den 8ier bcrouf6oeeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
9icf bur oqs glntO.

0oS bon oem gleger Sorrp SeNuell
BON Sreoerid eeleiteta glutomobil
iiberfubr an Baltimore mo BOND.
StroBe eiu glcgermG6Hcm pelAes
oIs Oie 3ebniGbrige Todbter bon
Squire g9iIliomS bon Scr. 1924,
5oirntoltnt 9lOenue, ioeutiii5rt ipir.
DC. Scr 500 ser &lcinen por lofort
eingetreten uno milroe Ser Gbouffeur
Derbottet, pelber onqob, Dab OaS
&ino binter einem moeren SSagcu
oireft Dor iein 9lilto eeipuneeit leL
10 ooB er feline @elegenbeit bate, sic
8renlen on5udicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
9ciierer 9iemlt fiir eparrum8 @Oint.

lin Sen @erfebr nit Sporroms
%oint 5li berbeiiern, oa iufoIee ser
&ieienolloeeu Die ooielblt in 0en
lebten Sobren cutItouoeu iino, Die
GcrfebrSDerb6ltniiie Der @creinieteu
StraBenbobu m9t mebr oeniigten,
bat lid oieia peronloBt eeicbeiL eme
neue Subitation an @elpiocre.glpe.
me ciu5uricbten. 0ic1e neltc SEroit.
onloec miro licb oil ser Sparrpms
Foint2inie befinocu lmo wiro oilrG
einen Stron bon 500 &oIten alle 81.
nieu ipeilcn bic Oie 6jeaeno oitlidj
Der Stootercnae ipeilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
gycrindlter eeI6itmurO.

@eorge @enner bon 9lr. 1917
6-Hobinion. 5troBe, 44 Sabre oft,
mar megen 6oniIienitreitigfeiten ici-
mes 2cbeus iibcroriiiIig ecmorocn
uno oeriudte ourd geridnden BON
&uediil6crpilIen iiN BON ieiucm 9lcr.
Ger oilrt1 5eIbimoro 5lt beircien.
Die 4oli6ei pom oitIiNcn Diltrift
bro6te i'm ii 0os ST. Soicpbs-Suipi-
toG no Or. Slrueit i'm ourcb cinc
frGftiec glnmenolng ser Wlaaen.
pumpe 0cni 2ebeu mie6erqob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
3iuei SOScsfGac in 5auinc in 5wci
Sngcn.

alir6 noHoem CT an oos Sterile
lager ieiner W3utter, Grou Solpototo
Rltiio, gir. 602, @elt2erinpton.S .Stry
on9elangt mar, crbieIt guiio bon
&eterSburg So, sic 9labridt, dob
ieine Sdmieeernnltter, iSrai Gar.
melo 9htllo, m Sonntoq in ibrcnt
Seinl in ocr &iroinio Stoot ecitorbeu
NOR 6rou SoIDotord giuiio perihieO
om Dtontog lmo biutcrI1Bt ouBer ib-
rem @atten feds @inoer. 2rou Gar.
meIa &iliio miro bon elmer Totbter
uno 5wci Sobnen iiberlcbt. SEER
&uiio bat friiber in Baltimore ee.
mobnt uuO lit felt ciniaen SSobren in
EeterS6urg aeihdftlid tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
S9eitcrc II gSpot-Cpfer.
3 D eli @riten cin 6ron3oiv
ll.M ont Nh.fer.

llS OBJ ~ pi er.
&orfs 27. Sebruor 0as from.
56iiic6e arieesont uacloet oaB oer
fran5oiifcIe 9ampier v9oucitriq pot
$3.50 Sonngn Oos britiiMe @ega.
idiff u@onno GrooS0ell" Dou l5l
Goneu ioiOie Set cugliidle Eoupfer
pEitonia" bon ida5 Eounenaebalt
Derientt ptroeu.
2onopn IN. Scbruor, @er
britil@e @dnpicr oglreS1 non 3072
Iounan muroc nad 9lnaobc pun
Slopos perieitft ln0 Sic Mlounitbait
gelonoct.
Gbcaio mcIoet 2lon0s oas 8crien.
fen oe5 britiihen GoupicgS sea
ciufl" bon 1il Iohucu oeIicu
@lannidoft cbenfaIls Ianoetc.
(@mc 0epedc aus Gnccnsioipn
nlclocte aeitern glbeno 0as @erienfen
oeS 0ompfers Cries ga feit
5diff oieies 9lamens ii 0cn 9ilten
0ctlbrt miro, 9loubte man cS ban.
Oele iih I'M ocu britiiAcn 1anipier
@ros9 BON iSd3 EoHacu.
Die bciltigc glnfiin0ialulo 0cS @cr-
lenlens oes @oapfers p9lricS cr.
loubt ocu 5AhtB oaB iin 0ic allcV
otlug our oicicn be51a. Iic 9lnfliNlt
oes aglricS1 nou &arrp iii NlariciileS
muroe pm ~ @auor 9eneloet.)
Nont pia &aris. 27 5ebr Iie
Seiiuag reiiornaleZ StdliaN ioat lm-
fer SiniueiS oif Sic 9lnfiuft ocS
ouleritaniidca sSrahtoompierS o1r-
leans IN @oroeaur EeHiIdIanN
bat SImcrito'S 4crauSiorocruua nidt
ou8enonmcn
Sm gl0aeneiuen aibi 0ic italien.
Idle 9srelle 0cr @lemna 9Iusorid.
oaB Gciidlono ieiuen gnAbpoirIi
sScillilig acaeaca haac 9liiaiida aNf
omeriiaiiide N daiiIc M ucAncu tlnn
tn 9e5pa alll 0pie etle gSerlpbaua
oqS illtsrHatioilaep &sdits WI pQE4
mel0eal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Silbcrncs GjemcinSe-Sn -Sn6ildnm.

Ole oelltic9e cuougeliitb, lltt6eriide
Sadlon Square Gjemciioc fciert am
Sonntao Den II @ldr5, ibr iiIbernes
@emein0er Subilditnt bel pcIcbem Der
friibere Seeliorger, @oltor .. aaiier,
ser iebt in @iilpoiitce cine 5eelior-
gerIteae Deriiebt, oie Smiptreoe bal.
ten miro. gtlIe Sbweitergemeinoen
merOen Ser Seier beimobuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
GyanO i'm suOc GrlSluns.

SSu gIltoouo, 8o., 1T ser 50 Sabre
olte 2cmis N}ontgomer0 ocjtorbclt
meldcr Dor SdbreSiriit bon @ouper.
neur &orrii9ton aus Dem bciigen
3udtbduS entloilen poroen mar.
@lontgomerp batte Dor is $ubren iel-
nen glohbar @eter SulG in g8ilIioms.
port, Wio., eriholieu iln6 mar 5il rs
Sobren 3u6tbous berrrtbeiIt NOR.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
@un cinrn Nnnbe achiiien.

Ger 12.iGbrige Somnel 9eDp bon
Scr. S07, Siio Carolina StroBe,
milrOe bon eincn 0ent 2oliS Nipple
itein bon Nlr. 1884, 0it2onlboro-
Strobe geb0rioen SpmOe gebinen
ino an Ser Iinten SIfte 5iemlitb
ihwer oertest, 10 ooB dr6tlide Siilfe
notbmenoig murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Sdlluer uerIebt.

Gin 9Tuto, ,2oitpogen Ser Oriental
&ue @omponD iiberfubr Sen 10-idb-
rigen Somes W&iller bon Scr. 92S,
SomeIteoo StroBe, beint Golli1ub.
fobrcI nobel Dem SSungen Ger glrm
berleet mo ourh 0en berbeigerufe-
men g(r8t Ser 9ruN mebrerer Nippen
feiteeItellt iurr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
WlaiOr SiIl mniI uOr sen 9lidtcr.

gScgen @erlcbuug oes 9httolnobil.
@cIcbes muB bcutc @aai. Sobn @bil.
Sill Dor Rihter @odaro III ocr mitt.
lcrcn 9oli8ciltation eribeincn. g(ilto.
biIsGoumiiidr 6. Muffin gouab.
man bat orei periHieOene g(nihiloi.
gungeu gegen ben Wfoior erboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
ltm gcIO nnO 9ledlt.

Dic StoOt I'M cine @iertcl N1iIlion
0oIIorS 0erfloat. Qie Sor-
mer am Bad 9iiDer fSnnen oen
@crudl bon Der &ldrungsonIage
nic6t ousbalten. II Gin @ro5cB
IN Eomion ocoeitrcnet. Cine
geibicoene @be.
@egcn sen WioDor itnO sen Stoots
rntb bon Baltimore iuuroei1 inlStu0t.
gericbt bon Iouion S1aOeneriobtlo-
gen in S0be1non $250000 on6dueig
gemaht lpeil Sic @rribtlng elmer
glnloge, in peI1e Die 9lbiluBrobren
bon bier na6 Der @iQiS.6orm am
bad 9iiOer" leiten cinen iiirdterli.
6en Geitonf, Ger @efnobeit iebr &c.
fdbrlicb, perbreitet. Gie &lGger be-
bnupteil Our6 i6re glnmGlte, Ism. 8.
2nprence lmO @0moro 8. g9orO, oaB
bic 2uit in peiter gIo16nricboit Der
pcitet miro, imO glau6en Die Gldgcr
SSreoerid g8. 9ieinte, SSoici Giucr,
So6n @rccu, SGnrp @uttenberg itnO
Somes rs. Glorfc 81 elmer @nticbdOi-
0ilug bcrebtigt 5u ieiu.
9 c6cioung gemG6rt.
SSrau Minnie IS. &roctor BON 9lr.
29iS, 9ern6arO StraBe, III 81 scr
llc6er5elglng aetommen, OoB i6re
gbe Elm aroBer SSebli6lag it, meil
i5r @bcgattc iie nidt auein Der6rcn.
ncn molte, ionOern iie mld aelpiirgt
imo aeiAlagen bo6en ioQ, itb oud
ouBerOenl cine 9lfiinit6t ge6aIten
bo6c. GcSbalb crbielt iic I'M &reis-
geriGt ibre 6reibeit 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

SSnt St. Soiepbs &oipital lpllrOc
sic 2ricbc ocr 5rou GIiic oc DOB pcn
9fr. 1911, gior0 @roaopap, ioentiflr
5irt wcld)e an Bono nno 2on0olc.
StruBc pom SdlaeiiiB 0etroHen,
toot uliQenn0en murOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Observation-Disclosures

Sefrctdr sSm. 6. 0oDiS naodt be.
fannt, Dab iu Olonot Nlor5 bier Der.
i@ieoenc GipiIoienitpriifinioen obac-
balten peroelL umo Dab QIpplifotious.
6ormulore bel ibm i'm &oltomt al
erlungen iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
8mei @na6en gon gIMto iI6erialrem.

Ser Ia Sabre aIte SocI @urgeB
bon glr. 1917 9foro- -@ilnior.5troBe,
erlitt cinen S66oel-, ioipic eiucn
9ein6rud, ais Ct geitcru gtbeno &C.
een 10 llbr beim &reu5cu scr g}ortb.
gIpcnic, 8miicben McGuIlob. .StroBe
uno 0riiio Sill g(Denuc, bon oem
9liltomobil BON 81. @orc, 9lr. 1926,
9it 90. StroBe, iiberfdbren ipuroe.
9urgeB 5reuno, Scr 10 Sabre oItc
8. 9tutberforO, ser an Der @ilmor,
nobe Sofer StraBe, wobnt lpllroe
ebcnfolls iibcrfobren fam obcr nit
leibteren gerlebllngen OoDon SEER
Sare brodte Die &erlebten in ieinem
9lutomobil na6 Dem MlorDIonO @ene.
rol-$oipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
StantS- -9lprmulIdJmIc.

9[m sSrcitog miro WloD. Sorriet
2ob0ie in Scr @lorDl6n6er StootS-
OlormoIi1uIe @orIeiunaeu aus @ar-
rie un6 Gibion buIten. 0ie @orIeiina
an gl6en6 lit frci fir ieOcu 8eiuder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

@crlin. rs. Sebr, Oro6tlos mad
SaDuillc, 27. 6e6r, Die @ut.
Ioiiung Der internirteu glmerifauer
BON ser DDarrom0ale4 fann porldu-
fla nidt itottiin0en, neil cine ante.
deuOe Srantbeit in OemGuartier ser.
ielben misge6ro9en lit, berihtet oie
lleberiee g}odridlten 9lgeuhtr lmO
iiigt ierner bin5L OoB Der 9ns6rlb
Der aronfDeit eS uot6ueuOig mubt
Die Seutc in SSntereie Der nentrolen
S6uOer inter GalarantGnc 3u itcQcn.
Goiiclbc oiiritc [ur BON fur5erGouer
lein.
@oi6ington un5nfrieO cn.
@ai6tngton, 27 6cbr, 7ie
&er30gerlmg III ser Gutloiillng ber
uDorrowooIe.~ ~@einueeueu BON 5ei-
ten ser OeutiAen 9iegierung bringt
bic Gontrooeric ouf einen fritiicbcu
StanOpunft. 0ie nDorropooIc." 2ln.
geleacn6eit lit ouBer ser llnterieeira.
&c cine GaieIle bon iid) itets mebren.
Der 6ntriiihng, neil man bier an.
ninmt, Dab Geutidlano oic auerifd
uiic6cn Seeleute alriidb0It, inn iie
Dielleibt oIs @eiBeln I'M Sale eineS
&rieges 5l bolten.
Cine iolbe Son0lun9sweiie luiiroe
ais cine flogrante llebertretlng oeS
intcruotionolen gehtes. iomie Scr
Gcrtrdge 5tuiicbeu beioen 2dnoern ii.
ais cine 9elei0ieung gcgen Die g9iir.
SC ser Ser. Stoatcn ongeiebcn mer.
oen, 9bgleitb nod feiue ofii3iel-
len @ericbtc iiber Sic 3iriidbaItun0
Der @eiouaeucn bei'm Staats o.
portement eineetrofieu iinO, 10 mar
Ocnnod bonn iponiicben @eianotcn III
Berlin cine gtohricbt eiugetroiien
oaB Die @ntloiiuu0 Der SeeIelte ouf
@runo elmer ousgc6robenen Granf.
belt inter ibnen nidt ioiort itottfiu-
oen fonn GS miro Dies bier iuu olS
ein nidt itiN6oltioer Gorpono an
geieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

Gin @}dodlen fit einiodcs aod)cit
mo sur Siilie bri Ger &ausarbait
3 in Ser 8antilic, 9lad5uiroaeu nit
9leicren5en 4 $, GspIanuoc gIpart
ments, por ll6r. (,Scb2S, ,Nl8i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28

Giue gGbiloetc meiBc Jrdi situl
Srlicil pct 1Riitter III oer Rilcau ocr
SiuAer uno bei leiAter MmiSarbett.
9SaI5uiraaen glr IA, sSeit 20. Str,
naGe gbarlCs 5tr0hc. (SeD2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
VSteSer DerSOaert.

9ie IrciloIinne Scr III 9cntidDlanS
icitsc6uItcuca umerifauiIdJcu Gee
Icute uOn ser og)arruiuSaIc," ~
gInitedcuOc 9rnuf6cit i'm Guar.
tier Oericl6en onsec6rodlen. -
gSaT6ington mirS nnluilIis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-28
Ncltcr n gJlSbcIllan0.

Sllif imerfI6rliMc g9eiie brad gcs
lterr globmittoD int obercn Stods
merf oes bierlodigen &oties pot
@errn @crbaro Soiiinecr, encS
@}obelfobritouteu in 92r. 900, Glif.
forO StroBc ciu sScuer oits. Der
nicrtc Stod miro ais 2ogcrraum BEL
must Scr ouqeridltetc Sbooea ilt
ourh &eriidcrlllG acoedt,
Abnnnenicn, ME ben ,,GcAlililrn Gsrres
ippneenicn~ siBi plsnitidI uper anycerg
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The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
Heroic Books.

Life is not habltually seen from any
common platform so truly and unexag.
geratedly as In the light OF literature,
Books, not which afford us a covering
enjoyment, but In which each thought
is of unusual daring; such as an idle
man cannot read. and timid one
would not be entertained by, which
even make us dangerous TO existing In.
stitutions-such | call good books,
. The heroic books. even II print
cd In the character Of our mother
tongue, will always be In a language
dead to degenerate times and we must
laboriously seek the meaning Of each
word and line. conjecturing a larger
sense than common use permits out of
what wisdom and vnlor and gener
Osity we have.-Thoreau.
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
PICK YOUR MATE AT DANCE!
II You Find Partner Who Is in Rhythm
With You, She Is Your Affinity,
Says Harvard Professor.

If you are looking for the right girl,
mister. why not try one Of those an
cient temples of Terpischore which
flourish In the bright lights, asks
Cambridge (Mass) correspondent Of
the New York Herald, for Dudley A.
Sargent Of Harvard says aflinitles are
often brought together through the
whirl of the dance?
Speaking before n body Of dancing
teachers, Dr. Sargent declared:
"When n young man finds himself In
rhythm with just one girl and finds
that he cannot dance with any other
partner. he has found his rhythmic
mate; he would better stop and think
there are such things as rhythmic af-
finity.
81 can tell n woman's temperament
rs soon as / see her dancing. She can
not hide her coarscness or her refine
ment."
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
NO REAL BRITISH @NoBILIIr
No Member OF the English Peessge
With Few Exceptions. Can Give
Proof OF Ancient Lineage.

In England the Saxon shane" was
transformed. after the Norman con
quest, into baron" unless the don't.
nant power entirely deprived him OF
his position as "A nobleman. Ii Is
possible that many thames were ah.
sorbed In the English yeomanry. Ir
France and Germany the prefix ode"
and 'von." which are essentially To-
cal. designated noble rank. Even In
poor old Ireland, where nearly every
man boasts OF his descent from kings
20" and MAC" are aristocrntlc sym.
bols. although many Irishmen OF today
have for one reason or another discard.
cd the prefix. But In England the Gus.
tom has died out.
The wearing OF coat armor was for
centuries badge OF nobility. but the
right 10 wear coat armor was grant
cd SO lavlshly that the members OF
the English peerage can, with few ex-
ceptions, give no proof OF any ancient
lineage. There is, In fact no real
mobility" In England In the sense
i'm which the word Is used In cOnti-
mental Europe. II Is curious cir.
cumstance that many real gentlemen"
in the heraldlc sense OF that unfortu-
nate word. have never worn coat armor
at all and were neither deslrOus nor
competent TO exhibit a coat-of-arms To
the persons who attach value TO such
an empty possession. Heralds have
failed To establish any mans right TO
call himself a gentleman" and the
majority of genealogies given for the
British mobility" and gentry" are In
all probability mythical or. In the
American vernacular. "fakes."
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
Alpha Department
CONCERT A SUCCESS
May Day Celebration BY Ladies Aid
Slightly Affected by Weather

The weather. was very much a
gainst the success OF the concert Civ
en- by the Ladies' Aid OF the M. r.
Church at the Porter School last Mon
day. Even with the handicap OF snow
and cold the concert was very well
attended and the financial returns,
while not all that was figured upon,
were very satisfactory
The ladies netted $40 from the party
and all had a good time which was
tho principal consideration. The
May poe by the children was one Of
the best things seen In Alpha this
year and was especially we'll enjoy
ed
The ladies wish to thank all who
assisted them.
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
WAS NOT COURT OF RECORD"
Rural J. p. Explains Why He Burned
Up Papers In Cases Which Were
Tried Before Him.

There was time, and II is not so
far back In memory, when Justice Nc
Kenna OF the United States Supreme
court was practlcIng law on the good
citizens OF Suisun, Cal. Evidently he
practlced II 20 their complete satis-
faction, for they UP and made him dis
trict attorney Of Salano county, from
which position he rose 60 his present
exalted one by leaps and bounds.
While McKenna was district attor-
ney there arose a case In which the
testimony OF n rural justice of the
peace was necessary, the case having
had its inception In his court.
After asking the usual questions as
10 his pedigree and previous condition
OF seryitude, McKenna said:
"You, OF course, have with you the
original documents I'm this case-the
papers7"
'Land sakes, mol Amt got no slch
papers," was the reply.
well, you must have had such pa
pers," continued McKenna.
Reckon I did, but ] amt got 'em
now. burned 'em up"
"Whatw demanded McKenna In
amazemcnt do you mean TO say you
burned up papers constituting the rec
Ords In your court?''
"Yes," replied the J. p. complacent-
ly, having evidently heard that n JUS
tlce court Is not "court of record"
tfrool-,p I 1tJ T,pJ gaIrno SaIe,a 40
KEEP all them papers ! git hold OF, /
reckon ia have nigh unto a barrel
fun Exchange.
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05

Athletic Young Suffragette Gives I'm
pudent Storekeeper the Sur
prise Of His Life.

An athletic young Suffragette stroll
ing down Fifth avenue, In New York.
the other day gave the surprise of his
life TO the proprietor OF an antique
shop. The man was In the back OF the
store, and the young woman had been
wandering about I'm the front of It
several moments before he became
aware that she was there. Then he
came forward storming and declared
she could not leave the store without
being searched.
"You come sneaking in here 20 take
some OF my things while my back IL
turned" he cried, seizlng her by the
arm.
"You impossible person! Don't you
dare 10 touch me-" said the young
woman coolly. "Why don't you stay
In the front Of your store where you
belong TO wait on peopleG"
BY this time they had reached the
little flight of steps leading down into
the shop, the man still clutching at
the girls elbow. She looked around.
There was no policeman I'm sight. So
she settled matters herself. With one
vigorous push she sent the proprietor
Of the antique shop sprawling down
the steps, then continued her calm
stroll up the avenue.
The diamond drill., 1917-05-05
Had Her Reasons

They were discussing church Affairs
when Mary came home from school.
and Aunt Maria remarked "little pitch
crs have big ears" and the conversa-
tion stopped. A few days afterward
the minister came 10 ten and gave
some OF his attention TO Mary.
"Do you like to go 10 church," he
asked.
NO" answered Mary, very nrmly
but politely.
"And why not, my little dearr'
"Oh," said Mary. with n smile, "little
pitchers have big ears" very much 70
the surprise Of her mother and Aunt
Maria. who colorcd consciously, and
the minister changed the conversation.