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Evening star., 1917-03-07
GOES TO MARYLAND COURT.
Bankruptcy Action Removed From
District Of Columbia Jurisdiction.

The bankruptcy proceeding against
the four sons Of Frederick Mertcns.
trading as f Mertens' Sons, which has
been pending in the. District Supreme
Court for several weeks, was trans
ferrcd today by Justice Hitz to the
United States district court at Balti-
more. The local court rclinquisned its
jurisdiction Of the case on an ap-
plication of Lloyd L. Jackson and
others who have begun proceedings in
Maryland against tte firm.
The four debtors denied tha: they are
.usolyent. and had committed an act
Of bankruptcy in turning over their
assets To a corporation formed to han
die their business They asserted they
are engaged chiefly in tlling of the
soil, and are exempt from bankruptcy.
They also asked for a jury trial
Further proceedings il the case will
be conducted AZ Baltimore.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Club Walters Demand Raise.

NEW YORK, March 7.-Waiters at
seven downtown luncheon clubs, accord
ing to an announcement by the New
York Club Employees Association. will
present demands for higher wages and
better working conditions, and will
strika If thew do not get them. The
w.itars want So day for six days a
week the year around. the working day
of three and one half hours, the privi-
lege of buying their own food during
working hours. abolition of Christmas
washinp One hundred and twenty-five
walters who walked out of the Bank
ers' Club of America last Tuesday are
still on strike.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
FOR NATIONAL GUARD UNITS.
War Department Authorizes Forma
ton of Detached Platoons.

To encourage small towns and vii
lagos to maintain National Guard
units. the War Department. in a circu-
lar issued today. has authorized the es-
tablishment of detached platoons Two
or more of these platoons. coming
from nearby towns or settlements,
would form a company in a regiment
organized in that part of the state.
The minimum strength fixed for de-
tached platoons is one othcer tnrSt or
second lieutenant). one sergeant. four
corporals. nine privateS. first class, and
nineteen privates. The plan would sup
ply a four-squad formation which could
he drilled in company maneuvers so as
to take it's place with the other pla-
toons of the company on mobilization.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Company's Contract Cancelled.

According to local officials. the situa
tion is the result of the failure of
the Commercial Coal Company to meet
the requirements of its contract with
the District in the matter of furnish
ing coal This contract, which called
for the delivery of coal at from S3.4S
to $500 a ton. was Cancelled December
30, following the failure of the COM
pany to make deliveries within the
time specified. Since then the District
has had to buy coal in the open mar
ket, paying as high as $500 a ton for
it. The last award was made March l
to the brenda Coal Company of Balti-
more at IS a ton.
No deliveries have been received un-
der this order, and the company has
given notice, it is stated, that no ship
ments can be made before Monday.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
NAY USE EMERGENCY FUND.
Congress Failed to Appropriate for
Cost of Coastal Surveys.

Emergency funds of the Navy Depart
ment may be used to continue coastal
survey work a result of the failure Of
appropriations for the work to pass the
last Congress.
Secretary Redfield of the Department OF
Commerce told Secretary Daniels today
that coast and gcodetic funds under his
supervision We're exhausted. and unless
the Navy Department could ind some way
for financing the work under its huge
emergency appropriation charting of the
, coasts of vital Importance in national de-
Tense plans could not he carried on.
Secretary Daniels will seek legal advice
as to whether he can divert navy emerg-
ency funds to this work
Evening star., 1917-03-07
500 Aliens Ask Naturalization.

CHICAGO, March Five hundred
aliens took out their first naturaliZa-
tion papers at session of the superior
court last night. This established
record for naturalization at one ses-
sion of the court in Chicago. Groups,
sponsored by the Polish National AL
lance and the immigration depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian
Association, were sworn in a body.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

quo; um is present the chair shall, with
out debate. submit to the Senate by an
aye nay vote the question: is 1t the
sense of the Senate that the debate
shall he brought to close
And if that question shall he decided
in the affirmative by a tWo-thirdS vote
of those voting then said measure shall
he in order 20 the exclusion of all other
business, except motion to recess or
adjourn.
Thereafter no senator shall be en-
titled to speak more EhIu one hour on
the bill. the amendments thereto and
motions affecting the same, and II shall
he the duty of the chair to keep the
time of each senator who speaks No
Gilatory motions shall be in order. and
all points of order and appeals from
the decision OF the chair shall be de-
Ciael without dchatc."
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Sister Xavier Loses Handbag.

Sister Xavier of the Holy Family Day
Nursery. 419 4th street northwest. has
made report of the loss yesterday of
her handbag in the vicinity of 11th
and G. streets northwest. 1t contained
s11 in casb and a number of valuable
papers relating to the work of the in
stitution.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Miss Elizabeth Lawrence Dies.

Miss Elizabeth Lawrence, a returned
Baptist missionary from Burma, who
came to this city as a guest of Miss
Emily f. Hunt, to witness the inaugu-
ration ceremonies. died suddenly Sat
urday morning. The body was taken to
the home of her sister, in Norfolk. Va.
for interment.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
"Speakeasy, Operators Fined.

Fines of $500 each were imposed in
the Police Court today by Judge Pugh
on two "speakeasy" proprietors The
defendants, Elma T. Piper and William
c. Chisley, pleaded guilty to the charge
-of selling Intoxicating liquor without
license.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Each Customer Worth $35.

Mr.. Miller testified at this morning $
hearing that he estimated it would cost
s25 per customer to develop the COM
panv's business to the point OF us
nresent OUTPUT. on the basis of this
unit estimate he arrived at the total
estimate referred to for cost or de-
velopiug business.
Another claim was made by the com
many this morning related to the cost
of reproducing its physical property
July l. 1915, the date OF the hum
phrcys & Miller estimate. whereas the
a agreement reached was on the cost OF
raproduction as of December 81. 1914.
the date of the commissions valuation
Increased value for this six months
ueriod in the reproduction cost theory,
as testified to today by Mr.. Miller,
amounted to $95,235, which should be
added to the compromise figue of So
ao5. .qS4 This would bring the cost OF
reproduction of physical property up to
July /. 1915, still leaving the commits
sion to determine what other additions
should be allowed to bring the vaiua-
ton up to date for rate-making pur-
poses.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

cte~chauts sud farmers of Grady
county. Ca. Cea.re rail- transportation
go badly .h-t tEey are willing 20 bu,id
the neCCssar' :.Ea.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Reason for Ignoring Union

officials of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company gave as the rea-
son for their continued refusal to rec
ogniZe the union that they believed
many of their employees were not in
sympathy with the union and that it
represented only the conductors and
motormen
Beyond saying that the conferences
were progressing satisfactorily Mr..
Hamilton declined to comment furt h er
at this stage of the negotiations
The men presented the correspond
ence to the Commissioners today be-
cause of the part the District heads
took in "A settlement of the strike,
which led to the formulation of the
agreement under which they are now
working, and which they seek to have
set aside for the new agreement upon
it's expiration Sunday.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
GARMENTS DEMANDS
BEFORE D. c. HEADS
Commissioners Informed of
Higher Wages and Change in
Hours Now Sought.
CONFERENCES UNDER WAY

Officials of the street railway en-
ployes' union today brought to the off
cial attention of the District Commls-
sioners that they are seeking a new
agreement, including a higher wage
scale and changes in their working
hours. to become effective upon the eN-
piration of the present agreement sun
day night.
The Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company today made the hrS'
move to confer with its conductors
and motormen regarding the proposals
it submitted as the ones II WISH
ed incorporated in the new agreement
Clarence p King, president OF 'he
washington Railway and Electric COM
pany, addressed a letter to the grleN-
ance committee of the employees OF ms
road containing copy OF hotce
concerning the conference. winch was
posted in all car barns this afternoon.
This letter was addressed to MesSrs.
George A. Wilburt, Harry f. Jones and
Frank NJ thompson, constituting the
grievance committee of the employees OF
the Washingt Railway and Electric
Company"
No mention of the employees union
is made in the letter or in the notice.
This was taken to indicate that the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
deny recognition to the Washington
branch of the AmalSamated Association
Of Street and Electrical Railway En-
ployes of America.
The date set for the conference is to-
morrow from to o'clock
Evening star., 1917-03-07
Call Upon Commissioners.

The call on Commissioner Newman
today was made by George a. Wilburt,
president of the local branch of the
Amalgamated Association OF Street and
Electrical Railway Employees OF Amer
ica. and j. II. Goodman, recording sec
retary of that body. These officials
presented Commissioner Newman with
all correspondence that has passed be
tween the union and officials OF the
railway and power companies.
Another conference. following series
already held also was announced be
tween employees of the Capital Traction
Company and officials of that company.
This conference viii be at the Capital
Traction Company barn at 10 O'Clock.
ike the conferences With the WASH
ington Railway and Electric Company,
the men are received as employees. and
not as members of the union. These
employees are J. II. Goodman, W. b.
Pollitt, motormen. and William J. Meye-
hotter. conductor. They have been in
conference with George +. Hamilton.
president of the company. and with j.
H Hanna. general manager.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Genuine Import
ed Jap CrepeS. in
many new sport
colors: also striped
effects. Ideal for
h ! o u scs. dresses
and skirts. : y e
cial. lJc yd.
Evening star., 1917-03-07
President Kings Letter.

President Kings letter to Messrs-
Wilburt, Jones and Thompson states:
In accordance with my letter of Feb
ruary 81, addressed to YOU, l have this
day directed the inclosed notice, read
ing as follows:
"'Notice to conductors and motormen
of Washington Railway and Electric
Company's system.
This is to inform you that the
management of the company will meet
with any committee Of conductors ana
motormen now in the service of the
company, or any individual conductor
or motorman now in the service of
the company, desirous of discussing
any matters affecting their interests.
on Thursday, March s, from , to 8
o'clock pm, at the office of the com
pany, 14th and c streets northwest.
This notice was signed by J. H
stephens. superintendent of railways.
Mr. King states in conclusion that
this notice Y is Ito be posed at our
ear houses. and | shall be pleased to
meet YOU between the hours stated
Evening star., 1917-03-07

iO-i II e Ii White
French Wolfe. a
sheer, crisp quail
ity, with silk taped
Selvage. Ac t IL Il |
value. 19c. Spe-
cial. 12i2c yd.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

81 inch Percales.
in stripes, dots and
neat figured shirt
ing effects: a high
grade quality Of
French pc re a | q.
Regular lie value.
Special. 12I.c yd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
SSm. v. slllcu fcitsc6nltcm.

Scr Snqueit, ser imter Coroner
SnsleD bonn norO6itIiden @oIioei.
Giltrift iiber ben ZOO Oes t4.iG6ri-
gen Sobn SieBline bon 9lr. 2032,
0it6dDctteitroBc, obgebaIten murOe,
enoete nit eincm &erOitt, ouf @run0
belien &iaiom g. 9lueu bon Ger.
$50, Siio.EotomocitraBe, feitoebol.
ten ipurOe. Ser Snobe puroe an
6opctte- unO G6eiter. StroBc bon oerl
glutomobl Ocs &erbofteten ii6erfob-
rem uno itorb ip6ter an oeii critic
ncn &erlcbuu9cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Gurse StaStneniofeiten.

Gas idbrlide 6oIten.@onSert umter
2eitlmg oeS 8rof. 8. 3. Nlelamet
miro am 90. @lGr5 IN ser n9pric~ ge.
bolten merOen. GoS Baltimore
Sumpbonie GrHeiter~ lno Oer DNln-
iicol 9Irt.Gnb~ peroen an Dem Con-
5ert Sbeil nebmen.
Sr. glbrabon @. Subler, ser 9e.
griinocr oes oroBen @eih6iteS bon
SnBler 9ros, feierte oeiteru ieinen
81. @eblrtstog uno purOe auf oas
@er5Iibiic begliidpiiniht. Sr. Sub.
ler pobnt aui ieiuem 2onoiibe bel
SEifeSuiae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
9Ina Nem Qchen nrlhirSen.

Sans pl0bliH itarb geitern Serr
Geor9 &remp in ieiuer @o6nung,
9Ir. 400 Git6ort-2luenue. Seine
@ecroigmg iinoct am Donncritag
@iorgen itatt. Ger geiietung ser
2eide gebt eine RcQuienmelie fiir
ooS Seelcnbeeil OeS @eritorbenen in
Ser 6cli9cn arciB.Sirdc porous, 5u
ole 8reunoe oes Gobihee.
ibieoenen milIfommeu Iiuo. @eorge
&renp mar 30 Sabre alt. ais in ser
800 crrei6te. @r mar Elm @ittwer
mo miro bon ieinen @Itern Serrn
mo iSrol 2oliS &renlp i6crlcbt.
Gle 9eerOielng bon 6rml emma
81 God, BON 9}r. 6, Olt-@oo6Iono.
9Iocmlc, oie ON Sonutoo glbeno i'm
@iarplano @enerol-popitol an Sen
6olgeu einer 9lm0oarm.Gperotion
itarb, iinoet morgcn 98a1nIittag bonn
Srauer6auie ans itatt. Gie &eriior.
bene binterIdBt loren @ottelL @il-
liam &ad lmo cine So@ter, Sri
03prilc g2ad.
6ral 2lmo S. gmgling, oie @at-
Tin oeS Serrn GOmoro $. 9inoliue,
Ntorb geltern i'm 9}r. 1885, 9oroWfils
ton-9loenue. Gle 9eeroiglme finoet
am Gonuerltag 9}o6mittag itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
gSon gInto ocrlcbf.

Scr 80 Sabre oIte 0obio @eber
mnroe geltcrn glodmittog befuu
lleberibrciten ser sSeitGrpBltroBe
om eriten @epiert bon einem gllto
Der DGoib Ylotor 60" bon g}r. S14,
Ntooiion slOenue, 5u @ooen eeiblea-
bert @eber Wuroe inn 9lmbulan5-
gSugeu ocs iiiOli6en 9iitritts ms
nllniperiit6tS @oipitol~ qebro6t.
Seine Gerlcbungcn beiteben aus
Sautabidiirilugen mu sonaeu &or.
per. Der Gbouifcur oes @5otorpo,
gems mar %bilip ". S9iie BON gtr.
1920, glor0 WionroeitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Grgauiiiric gIrbeitrr bicten lire
Sicnitc an.

oi6ingtom 12. 9Gar5.
Gie orgoiiiite 9lrbeit in gmerifa bat
beutc SIbeuo Our6 ibre bier IN Son.
Icren5 ocriomuelteu &ertreter oem
Sonoe lore Dieniie 3ur Gcrfiiquug gc.
ltellt iouS allen 9emiibunaeu ino
NofInirnNen sum EroB Oie Der.
Staateu IN Oen arieg biueinee5ogen
pcroen ioIlten.
Gin einitimmiger 9eidmB in oie.
lem Sinne Uuroe bon 0en me6r ais
$50 GeIegateu paiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Gyron Uun glnto pcrlcbt.

Gif betriebSuufdbigeS 9llitomobiI,
in ocm ISM. SooOIer loB uno ooS
BON eiuenI moercn 9lito Qe5oeen
mlir0c, ioulte, ais oaS Sell brad, i'm
6oIlSwop, nobe Som. .StroBe, arf ooS
Srottoir im5 mari oie % Sabre oltc
5roa Statberine Squotrioo pon 9tr.
lll6, &am. StroBc, 3u 9ooen. Dic
6ron tulg mlBer Soutobihirhlnacn
onlcbcincno ScrIebungen oopon. Sic
muroe in Scr 9Im6ulon8 oes nlittIe.
rem Diitritts nod Dem n@tercp SO.
ipital" aebroMt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

6rGuleiu GDcr @uer6ouS, 10
Sabre alt, bon glr.31O5, 0r 5ooette.
StroBc, nobm noh eiHeul Dorbergc-
gangcncn Streit nit ibrem 2ie6bobcr
Guediilber Eabletten Elm lno muroe
Ourb ole 4oli5iiteu Steiu uno &om6.
Oen bon ser Canton Stotion mittelS
9mbulon5 nod Dem st. Soiepb'S
@oipitoI" gc6raht mo iic in 6eocnf-
liNe m3nitnn0e 0arni0er IieNt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
@rlueiIcrnna 0cr etaAIarcnlcn.

90 Stoot Yrofnrotor Q. Q. SicIo
morgen oiBerBA6 9oltimorc's mcilt,
miro bic regclmdBigc @erionmitn1
Der ollnporteiiicben &igo 8ur &ergr6.
Berung @oltimore'S4 ON ndbIten
5reitag Itottiinoen &r. Sobn s..
Nfobon Der oemotrotiide OrganiIo.
tions Bob If DER 9lniibt, ooB an
geiebeue Gionuer Baltimore in ser
udHlten @eieBge6lmg pertrcten Ioll.
ten oomit Ole 9(nerirlmoS gorIoge
nidt wicOer nieOeraeitimmt miro. Gr
miirOe cS icbr gern ie6en mcun ii6
oie $50. 6ronf a. Shirt gSiGiom 6.
NlorburD unO G1orles g. Sorlco be.
reit erfIGren wiiroen, nod glnnopolis
3ll aeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Sin idlrcdlidjcr suO.

6ral 0lor9orctbe SlmIc6n in ser
9aoelh6c i6rcr ei0enen g9o6.
mlng pcr6rauut. r. @or ouf ei-
nc brcuncnoe 9ompe aeioIlen.
sS6r @attc, Nr. Scrmom Sum.
lc6u, it na6c5u imtroitlit.
9(u6 Sic Go1tcr bci oeu Set
tlnoSpcriuben iduer oerlcbt.
6rau Nlorgoret6e ¨ebn, Die
G5 Sabre olte Satin ocS Srn. Scr.
mann &rnle6n in 9}r 1915, Dit.
sSo0ettes5traBe, fom Geitcrn Gormits
tag, fur5 nad 4 ll6r, auf idjredli9e
@eiic in ibrer @o6nlng iu's Sc-
ben. glIS Oie i6on felt imgeid6r
4 So6ren frGnfli6e 6rou iib in OoS
9ooe3iumer, in mcl6cm cine groBe
9ampc 6ronntc, bego6, iiel tie al
lem 9lni6ein nod, gegen oieie, inO
pir6en bic aleiOer Ger 6rml IN
6lommen eeiest. S,n Solgc Oes Sill.
fegei6reis Scr llngliidli6en elite Oie
Sodter 6rdulein Sottie ¨e6n
Scr 0futter 81 Siilic, purOe ieooh
icl6It 10 iblper oerbrannt, 6aB lie
iebt IN bc0enflibem 3uItonOe oar.
nic0erlicQt. Sin in Ser 0jnrnQe i'm
Sinter6auie 6eidditigter Chauffeur,
Der bic Siilieruie b0rte, elite in oas
&orOer6ais imO loihte OaS 6euer,
inOem er einen @imcr nit gSoiicr
ereriii mel6es er oui 0ie brcnnens
oeu &leiOer Scr Eobter i6iittetc. Ger
i'm &onie beiiuOlibe @nfel bon
lSroll arnlebn Lief in3miihen ouf
Ole StroBe imO icbrie lout Inn Siilie,
morolf aIBer ser 6euerpe6r m6 Ser
@oli5ei Or. BLADES 3u Silie elite,
meIder Die, 9ran0nunOen Der Eod-
fer un Der Seite imo am iuteren
S0rper oerbono, mo Sen 500 ser
W{lltter telntellte.
Gas I'M 9ooc5immcr eutiian0eue
,Seuer mar Iei6t eeloidjt. Ger ipd
ter 6er6eigeriene Sausor3t ser SSa-
Mile, 0r. 6rouf, 6dlt Oeu 3uIiono
BON 6rduIeiu a1mle6n fir gefG6r-
lih. Sr. &ianle5n iel6it mar mG6.
reno oes llnialIeS nidt onweicuo.
6rai &mle6n Oeren a0rper bis
5ur llnfenuilic6feit per6rannt mar,
binterl0Bt alBer i6rem tieibetri6ten
@otten orei &inOer, einen So6nSrn.
ySlIliom ¨ebn imo 5mei I6d)ter.
sic iuar in Baltimore geborcn. Cie
Seeroiaimg iinoet 6elte 9}odmittoq
alf Der oGut-Qupn Genetcrp" ltott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
lSuli,ift enfloIIeu

Go CT in oneebIicb bctrnnfencnt
8nltouoe ieincn Soften potrouiairte,
wlrOe 9citern @oIi5iit @eorae Q.
aoIler bonn wcitliden 0iItrift bon
oen &oIi5ei Gommiiidren cntIoIIeu.
Ntit Der gluSbilouug Scr Spe5ioI.
Foli5ilten mel6c 0loridoa Garter
bei'm sluSbrllcb bon llnruben ber-
menocn min miro nGdite SSobc Be-
9olnen pcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
@anaereiMs. .9camte criuaIIt.


Ser uSnncru1brenOe Gooer 9ai-
unO Spar&erein" bielt aeitern9l6eno
in 9lr. S07 Si9btStrdBe, icine Sab.
resperiommhma in mclber oie fol.
gcnOen 9enmtcn erpGblt muroen;
hilbert %, 9leinborOt Grdliocnt; Su.
s. @art6e, &i5ePrdiioent; Wcorge
i. Gang SefrctGr; Sermou @arten,
Sdobmeiiter; G1polO Tanim SiiIfS-
SefretGr; 8. $. @riilinecr, SilfS
Setretdr; Gireftoren: Sabert Sc
Slcin6orot, SenrD 6 @ort6e, @eorae
81 Sano NGman @orten SSobn IS.
Smber 9Ioolp6 2o6rmonm Scnrn
&melbed Nlortin 3innIcrmann g8il,
liom i. Gmrih, 8. q. aroiie. 9(ugult
So6rmom uno @eo. ". Sdon6olS
9ie6ts3eiitouo, 4SercO s. senniabali.
len glob ocm 9eribtc Oes @rii-
iings Comics bate ser &erein AM
%. 5ebular 1917 Gin @nt6oben bon
1881 ,32772, ocnen Gerbinolidfeiteu
IN qleider S06e nit einem lle6er,
ibuB pou $S5l3.03 eceeniibcritouOen.
Gie peicn Slnt6eilinbober er6ieltcn
cine Giuiocnoe oou 6 @ro5ent fir
lcbtcs oSo5r auS6c5oblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
gIndl Der dineiiidr srnnt.

&etinG If. @iGrs. Ger
Senat na6m beute einen 9eidhlB an,
Der oen 9Ibbruh Der 9e5icbuneeu nit
GeutbIanO nit einem Iotuni bon
152 9e9en 81 5timmen eitbeiBt.
IS miro erpartet, ooB ole Ieeie-
rlmg morgeu eiuen Sdritt in oieiem
Slime tbut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Seiriaths Qiceusen.

Soworo @. GbriItp, "a, inns Ser.
ibo 6. Sobniton 20.
Serbert 9i. Gleoper, %, 91ilaoel.
pbio So mo SSrene @t, Giliplane,
81, SboneSpille, &u.
Sobu s. Nluaer, 20, unO Wtarian
ST. 9ol0en is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

&oiior Sitter mar bo6erfreit ii6er
Oos 6er3liHe @ntgeeenfommeu, pel-
dies CT bier gciimOcn Bat ilnO meinte,
OoB IN 0ieier i6weren 3eit bier ibm
ONs Merl Ieidter aemor0en lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
(gcrnrO N Nen yReIt

%eD " 9 I, 8lo., Y. WARS.
@r. Sames u. @erdro, Ger iriibere
amcrifonii6e 8otidofter an Eeltld.
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bier anaetonmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Str0Fcn606nlu0oeOn in GoIliiion.

Sn Der @illcn, nobe SroutitroBe,
collioirte acltcrn lloroen Elm Sro.
Benbobnpoggon ocr Gomonoion glbc-
Sinie nit 5lpci gSogeb pobei ser
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nibt unbeocnflihe glbihiiriunecn 90.
non mo wiroe nab Dem uN1ercD.So.
ipital" gebrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

0berit SS g. SuoioL ser 9unSeS.
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Somltog %ormittag in ieinem @ii-
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0en Non Der ,,9altimore : G6io-
9obn" cine 9riide iiber ocu Bear.
9rect 81 houeu obaeboltcn miro.
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tiientcl" melbcr on 6nBe Scr 9]ouo.
SiraBe 3u linten besom lit mieoer
IN oeu Eicuii oeiteat poroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

GinaeSohlies 9lliienlapiiaI .....
lleheridiib Bonn .......l. 4.
unperibeilie Wroiiie, ohsnQIih
sIuseaben. 8inlen uuo he8dbls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
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9lbeuo III @oeberS Solle an ser 3.
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bclndt por mO nit elmer @6rlnQ
tiir Oeu Girigentcn @oc6Iniann en-.
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gla6trd9liCb ulrOe ooS GrcioniB
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ltottacinnoeueu @eibditSiiblna mir.
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Wloutug itottiinOenocn @onlmers, ser
5ilr ,Seier Oes 23.id6rigen 9eitc6ens
oes Gereins o6ge6oIten uir0, aefobt.
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pereinS 0Ginigfeit" fir cine 9l6eno.
llnter5altng IN @Dring's Solle
muroe ongenontuen 0}aA SdluB
per SiBlna bc9obeu Ii6 oie @}italie.
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pereins.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Sanf.qnsiueiie.
9lnSuets ilber ben etanb heF
gNatiunal Grdjange @Gnf@

IL gaIhmure, im etaat WlarnIanb, bei'm emInb
Der wcimdite aui g. Wlar5 1917.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-03

We have for sole sems OF the NEST
desirable truck and farm lands In
Florida. This property 10 in u mile
city hmits and can be had at the
right price and terms. Let us show
you some fine 10 and 20-acre tracts.
For particulars see q. G. R0gan.
Rooms / and =. Deem and Bryant
Bldg, Phone II.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-03

FOR RENT-Four-room house, with
screened porch, stable, garage, and
all kinds Citrus Fruits. Facing
East on Ingram ave., near Parker
street. Ten dollars per month, or
will sell at a bargain. on easy terms.
Phone 76, or 207 Green. 6844
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-03
FOR SALE

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FOR SALES room dwelling. lot Is
by 800 at Lakeland, Fla. Desirable
neighborhood. at 500 Florida ave-
nue.. Value at $4,000. With all
modern improvements. win trade
for Waycross property. Box 6S1
Waycross. Ga. 662b