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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
0ie6ildlc g}enrrin.


GeS Eoicbcn0ie6itabIs beIduloist
6efinoet iib oie IA Sabre alte EoIie
Garter, cine in Gar, 911, &eo9 Slllep,
wo6n5afte 9tegerin, in Ser iiiolideu
Foli5eiltation @i0iom s. 0imIing,
ein Eape5ierer bon Oar. 1O2, gSeIt.
Glenent-StraBe, 6egab iiH geltern
9l6euo in Die @eod gulep, I'm ouS
Saus 9lr 9tS SIT 6ciidbtigen in mel.
Aenl er Oicporotlirarbeiten borne6.
men iollte, glls cr in ser Inufel6eit
Die StraBennlimmern nidt untsr-
l1eioen fonnte, fragte er Die in i6rer
Solst6iire itebcnoe Garter nocb Ser
gelpiiuiftcn 9lOreiie, weIde ibm oie
g'egerin ais Die ridtige erfl1rte
&olm mar Ginning in oem Sous-
flur angelanet ais Die 9tegerin i6nt
ploBlib in Ole Eoibe eriff unO nit
elmer 9olle 9ioten in Der So6e BON
$53 iih auf in0 oapon modte. Sic
muroe ipGtcr bon 0em Sergeanten
S6oll uno Sem &oli5iiten 9eoercr
eingefangen God oos @elo ipuroe
ni1t in ibrem @ciie gefilnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Nic aItc 0lcldlidltc 6IeiOt cuia nod.

Sic altc 6jcididJtc 6leibt eiuig net.
u9epa6re mid Dor meincn 6reun.
Sen, Dor meinen 6einocn fann icb
mid iel6cr idiiben~. 0dtte oob
2con 9tabebiL Der gir. 1929 9ti-
tbaroion-StraBe pobnt, an Oieicn
Sprl6 ge0odt, OicIlcidt 61tte CT
Damn nidt oen gerluit bon $S05 8u
6eflogen, Oic i6m 3mei iogenannte
6rcunOe auf nfiinitleriide" @eiie
o6gefniipft babeu. Die @ei6i6te
ieineS @rlebniiics 1T traitrig, ober
wo6r. Die orei ulSreitnoe", 8wor
moren iie ibm frcmo, n6berten iib
Dem 9}o6ebin ouf Dem Sells @larft
mo peripro6en i6m $t00, falls er
iie 81 einem ipaniiben Steinmee
fii6ren wiiroc, Der ciu @eiddit oo-
rams madte, ipanii1es @el0 in ome-
rifonii6c N}iinbe lm5upc1ieln. Sic
iagtcn ibm iie bdtten $4,000 in ipo-
nilcbem @elOe, es mGrc ibnen u6er
niblos, menn iie es nibt unrpeA-
ieln f0nnten. sic brau6ten 0oS
@elO, lie miibtcn ober 8orii6tSbal.
ber bon einem 6remocu giirgi9oit
Oerlangen, oaB CT tie auh ri6tig 3u
Dem Steinmeb fii6rcn iueroc. 91obe-
bin mar Ocrtrauensieclig.a CT no6m
oos Erio na6 scr @rooiOent Spar.
banf uno cr6ob BORT ieine @ripar.
niiie bon $S05, uno legte ooS @eIo
in i6re Sdnoe, luorauf lie ibm Gin
GQlGentildb goben, III Dem oas nipo-
nilde @elo4 eingefniipft mar. gia-
6ebin mollte oas @el0 ieben. Gas
paste ben neucrporbenen IrcunOen
a6er ni6t IN Ocn &lan uno iie ent.
iprangen auf sic StraBe, bcIticgen
cinen @oggon Der &cnniplponio-
glDe. -2inie itno tpur0en nicbt mc6r
geleben. Sn Grparting BON nidtS
@utem offnetc 9fo6e6in 0os TaIden-
trd, lrno iiebe ga, es fano lib mert6-
loieS @opicr oariu Dor. 9tu6ebin
oerlor ieine nelleu 6relnoe 10 i6nell
wie CT iie ermor6en nit i6nen ieine
Grlponilie, -ieOod er bat 0as Dipo.
nil6e @el0~ Oofir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Salt Ggprcilsts an.

Sn Ger nlittleren Yoli6eiItotion
1tono 9cltcrn Ser 9teger @eorge 9Ipte
BON g3r. 1902, NloDcr-StroBc, boz
9libter 4adaro unter Der glnidulOi-
glng, etiuos fcrtigse6rodt 8u baben,
mos ieI6it Elm 9lodefeller oOer Nlor-
gon nidt 66tten t6un fonncn noni-
lib cinen @rpreB5ng Der u%enniDI-
bania So6n" gum Stillitano 6t
6rinoen, obgleitb oerielbe al Scr Be-
trcffcnOen Stelle feincn Saltcpuuft
BAT. Gr wuroe fir Elm peitercs Scr
Dor fcitgcbalten 3D. man IN icinel
Eoi6en Elm %ortemonnaic ion0, oaS
So ent6iclt uno ii6er oeiicn 9ciit II.
feline glusfllnit ee6en fonute oSer
molltc.
9(ls am Sonntug 9}oHmittog Ser
oon g8oi6in9ton fommenOe @rpreB-
5ug Scr geuannten gobu Ole 2anbon-
Station poiiirt bate, iob Der Sofo-
motiofii6rer, mic SSemano nit ocn
9lrmeu in Scr 2uit beriuniuc6elte. @r
glaubtc, oaB iroeno ein llnioll olf
Der 9o6nlinie pdiiirt iei unO braAte
icinen 3ug 10 ihnell lpie niogliA
gum Stillltan0e, cine &anif lmtcr
0cn Yoliogicren pcrurinbeno. Ger
3ug fu6r 8ur 3eit nit eiper @e-
idlpinOigfeit bon 80 Wleilen sic
Stunoc uno OoS ploblihe @inieBcn
Der 9remien mari mcbrere Der %oi-
iogicre gcgen bic @orOcriiBe un0 Dcrs
uria6te, Dab iie idmcr56aite Yrou-
i9en OaDontritgen.
gllS Ser 0}om BON Dem 3ugperio.
nal befrogt muroe, mas los iei,
fonnte er feline @rfl1rung fiir feline
&an0litngspeiie angeben unO 10 iuur-
oe er na6 Baltimore 5ur Union Sta
ton oc6robt, 100 er Scr @oli3ei ii6cr-
gcben iuuroc. Cieier ea6 er IN Scr
niittlercn Yoli5eiitotion ieincn 9io-
men an weigerte Iifb ieOo6, irgeno
uelbe 9(usioeen 5ll maHeu 9as CT
piiitirt murOe, fanO mon III ieinell
EaiAen elm GontcnEortenonnoie,
Oos So ent6ielt, oaS ieiner erfldrung
5llfolge Ieiner 6aru ae5orte I'm
ieine 9lnsobcn 5lI unterilidcn, ioiuie
Ieincn @eiites5uitono, pur0e er fir
Gin ueiteres Ter60r ndhitc Bo6e
ieitge6aIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
ediffsbancr an Scn strite.


@twa 5000 @iann in Der gloriolf
91app gorO ino unaefGbr 4OCO
9lr6eitcr in orei Stobl Sbiffs-
bol6ofen in &ortlanO, Ore, lc-
gen Oie gIrbeit llieoer. &oi6.
ington erwortet 6olOige Belle.
ouug.
Norfolf, Go., "a. Septbr.
Gtma 5000 Mlann, sic in ser bieiigen
0tobp Doro beiddftiot iino, legten
beute Die glrbeit nieoer, bis Elm glb-
fonnen iiber cine neue 2obn-Sfola
cr5ielt iein miro. Gs puroe erfldrt,
ooB Die 9lrbeit in Oeri6ieOcncn Ge-
partemeuts Ger glnIoge gGn5lid brad
liegt.
@oibiu0ton, "a. Sept. -GaS
SSlotten Ieportement crbielt beutc
bon Dem GommanOonten Ocs g}or-
folfer 6lotten6auboieS Die gtodridt,
OoB etpa Die Sdlfte Der in Der gln-
loee angeltelten 9lrbeiter al Oen
Strife geeongen ieien.
D}orine-Sefretdr Goniels lit iiber-
6ellet, OoB innerbalb Elm ooer 5pei
9ogen Elm 9lbfommen er5iclt peroen
miro, inter melbem sic 9Iugeitelltcu
Die glr6eit wieOer oufnebmeu wcroen.
9 S1iffSbauer i'm @ortlan 5
Iegenglrbeit nieOer.
g ortla II 5, Ore, "a. Sept. -@tpo
1000 glrbeiter III orei HortlanO
StobI.S6iifsboub0ien leoten beutc
Die glrbeit nieOcr lmo geieIlten id)
Sen 5000 M}ann 5u, welde tiir3lid
5peds Gr5ipingung boberer S0bnc
imO glnerfenuing 0eS llnion-@crt-
itdtte-Erin5ips an Oen Strife gingen.
Gie SHiiisbou-SnOiiitrie &ortlonOs
lit oamit oolitdnoig geldbmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
9Snmptc onf CShcf

SIN 9oli5ei-Soiptquorticr eribiea
geltern 9I6enO Elm 9lngeiiellter Der
ullniteO gluto Serbice Gon1panuD
mO eriut6te oie @oIi5ei nob einen
Wlanne 5u fabnocn Ger geItern Waor.
gen i'm @eiAdfte Der Sirmu, 1920
Sit-93ortb-9lncnie, cri6ien lln0 8mei
9lutoldIhpogen I'M @ertbe bon $4,000
beli6tigte un0 anfouftc. Ger gln0e-
ltellte erfl1rte Der Holi5ei, Der Mann
lei gut gefleioet geweien un0 babe
ibm als erite gln5ablung ouf bic 9(u-
tos einen Gbcd auf Die Gronforo
Eooing 60, BON @oi6inoton, ouf
$1,000 loutenO gegebeu. @leib oa-
ranf babe Der W}onn crflGrt, or bdtte
iein @elo I'M Sotel gcIdiien uno i'm
INN 30 on9epumpt, peldDe Siunme er
i6m nit 5reuoen gcoebcn babe, an
ldBlih oes 8erfoufes. Sp1ter iei eS
ibm eingefallen OuB CT pieleid)t Oos
Spfcr zines Gbed-S6minOlcrS &C.
moroen lei nnO oa6rr luoue ct oie
Sade Der 4Soli5ei mclocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Sin mnaIiidIider 3nfaM.

6rou GIteaa G6ae BON i6rem @otten
in Ser @obnlng auf Dem ct.
Mottb6us-6rie an Der Dd
Carmel RoaO eribolien. Sci
Scr SltHe nod einem Oermut6Ii-
den Gin6rcAer. SdBt @otten
NIT ie6s fleinen 9inoern 5uriid
Geo. s. Cole freigeiproben.
s5n Dem SrqueIt ii6er Sen 600 ser
Srau @itcaa G0ae bon Ger W}t. Gar
mel 9}ooO, oie bon i6rem W1anne,
@eo. S, Collie, cridoiien murOe, ipdb-
reno Die @eioen nah eiuem Gin6re-
der iu6ten, CAB ser Coroner einen
g8a6ripru6 ouf lmpcrmeioli1en lln-
fall loutenO n6. G0Qe puroc iomit
bon oller Sdul0 freigeipro9en. Ger
llngliidIiAe Wlonn lit gan3 eri6iit-
tert, 6eion0ers, oa 6 fleine ain0er
ibrcr Wtutter beraubt ipprOen Our6
Oen ungliidli1en S6uB, ser i6r Oos
2eben foItete. G0Qe mar aus 0em
6rie0bofe, no ct beIbGitigt lit, na1
Soilie gefomncn ols ibm leine 6rou
OoQ 9lufreging er5GbIte, Iie babe oer-
0G1tiges @er0ili6 gebort, ais o6 Sc
mono in Die Sommerfii1e eingebro-
ben lei. Ga Ocs Sefteren @lumen.
itiide unO @GnOer bon SEN @rd6ern
gelto6len ipor0en pnren ia iogor
iGon Ginge nIs ser beiogten Som-
merfil6e, 10 eriudte G6ae ieine 5rou
ibm Den &ebolOer 81 reihen. Ger
ielbe mar a6er iingelo0en, Oes6olb
belpoffnete iiA Ser Wlonn nit elmer
S6rotflinte. dit Dem Singer am
gb5tg, gefolgt bon leiner 6rau nit
elmer Sompe, mohte lif) 10ae ollf
Die Su6e 0es oernleintlirben 3ie6eS.
ga ober feline Spur bon einem iol.
den 81 finDen war, tebrten Oic @ei-
oen Inn ino gingen no1 9ouie. 9(n
Der Sommerfii6e angelongt, ocr-
meinte G0ae Elm @erGiti6 3u b0ren.
@r Ore5te iicb plobli6 Inn uno - auf
llnertlarte g8eiie ging ser ScbuB los.
gr traf Ole 5roi nit boaer Qooung
in Die Seite. 6rau G0Qe 6rod auf
Scr Stelle toOt 5liiammen. Ger Wlonn
porf ii6 ouf iie, un0 Bot iie fle6ent-
liH i'm un0 oie Ginoer nibt 8u Der.
loiien, iie ioae bod 5u i'm ipre6en.
Goae ipuroe oerbaftet uno in Ser 9o-
li5eiltotion, ollf cine nominelle @e-
lHnlOigllng bin, unteroebrodt, oenn
Die Eoli5ei ipor ii6er5eigt, DOB es elm
un8Iiidlider 8ufoa mar, Dem sic
6rou 5lm Spicr gefouen mar. @lf
Sabre lang fiibrte G0Ge oie 9lufiid)t
iiber pen ct. @}ottbdus- Srico6of,
Der ebongcIiih- h-llltberiit6en ct. Mot-
t6dus-@emeinOe, an ser Geutrolaglpe.
uno 6opette.StroBe. Gas dltcite
aino Tito Sabre uIt Oos iiingItc IS
Nlonate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Gas abgeIegtc Ebermoul e

Gin 2cutnont bat ii6 bonn llrlnub
Elm ncucS Gbermometer mitgcbrodt
mO bdnet fem altes 5ur ougemcinen
Bentbung in Den Sdiibengrdbcu
Gor einigen Eoger iparoe es alif ein-
NAL icbr foIt, uno ic6 iaete 3u eincm
Eoiten (Wfcdlenbnrger): nMnib
fnnnIt OH 81 Dat oentcu, BAT Tbermo-
meter is in 8pci Shiunen adt @roo
fltleul"
~&nt" meiute er ooot heff id mi
non ondt. 0at oor nib oeel nit los
nor iiinnIt barr be uns oaI mon
aitb gebgnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
8peiter enftanariff IN "a @hnOen

9onoom %. Septem6er. -
6einolibc 9uiti6iffe eribienen beiitc
@}orgcn an Scr &iiite bon 2incoln.
ibire imO yorfi6ire. Cine omtlide
9efonntmadung ioet, ser lleberfoa
lit nod INNER i'm @ange, mo Dab
nod feline Gin5elnbeiten cinoetroiien
iin0.
(2incomi6ire licet an ser norOoit.
li6en &iiite uno i9IieBt oen Srmber
in0 oen @al6 Gin, 5pei &riegsb6fcn.)
@oroIlele.-Eo Eohter Oes Sau-
les; uSonntog miro mciu @rduti.
gam gum critenmol bel ms ipeiien,
Bertha a0Aii, vg9ie LANCE fcn-
nen sic sen eigcutlih ihon, ond'
SSrdnleiu24 u8pei Sabre" v9lh,
lit oos o6er II beiheiOener WleniA
ser mcinige lit gIeirb om criten9l6cno
iAou 3m elicu aetQnmep,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

Ser Sab6otb Der Sobbatbe. - Ss-
roeIiten feiern Sen Gag oIs oen
er6Bten 6eiertag. 8eeinnt
beutc glbcno nit Sounenunter-
gang. - 6dat itets auf oen 5ebn-
ten Gag na6 0em isroelitii@en
0ieuiabr. - @s iit Oieies OoS
567S. Sabr Der bebrdiihcu 8eit-
re6nung.
g8enn beute Die Some untergebt,
beginnt oos gr0Btc Set uno Ger
eroBte 6eiertog Der Suoen, Der Ser
iobnilngStog. ouf Sebr6ii6 nYon-
ba-&ipurim" genannt. Ser Sag ent-
ipridt oen9ieinigungstogen Der olten
beiOniiden &eIigionen; er bat ni6tS
nit Der &eriobnling i'm 1riltlihen
Sinne au tbrn. Sir oie SSraeliten
lit CT ser Sabbatb Ser Sabbotbe. @r
be0tpeft Die @erl0bnung ser reuieen
SSroeliten nit @ott uno unter ein-
anoer. Ole Hoeiie Oes 6eItes ergreift
Die Seele Der SSSraeliten Oes refor-
mirten ebenio, Wie oes ortboOogen.
0ie @runoIebren fir Die 8eriobmlng
1inO Die SGbe, DAB SiinOe feines
Meni6en @leiIter lit. Ser Wleni1 lit
iiinoloS uno lni1ulOig geboren uno
birgt Die Gigenl6oft in iidL @ott
1bnlicb 5u meroen. Sn Der Siinoe
oriidt lib oie S6pG6e Ser @iaens-
fraft aus. Ser Wieni6 fam Der
Siin0e Serr lueroen ourcb Gbarofter
uno oo0ur9 iein Sell gepinnen. Ser
@eri0bnlngstog forOert Die Meni6eu
ouf, iid ibrer Sebler unO SiinOen
bepuBt au neroen, iie 5u bercuen
ourb g8ilensfroft lno 6rieoeu 5u
MAIDEN nit Dem S60pfer unO NIT
Den Niitmenl6cn ein neueS, beiiercS
2eben 81 beginner.
@ott lit Der Soter; ale Wtenlden
finO leine &inoer. ng8ie elm &ater
@ornbcr8iefeit bat nit ieinen Sim
bern 10 bat @ott 8ormberoigfeit fir
@ic, oie i'm fiir6ten.~ 9lls @ottes
ainoer lit oen Meni6en Ole @nuoe
@ottes gelpiB uno Oie @eree6ung.
ug8er iicb auf @ott OerlGBt oen
t1uidbt er nibt."
n@ott miro feiu eebrohenes, rell-
niitbi9es Ser5 Derodten." Yom
Stippur bietet Ole eottli6e Sano 9e-
nen 5ur 8er9ebuns, Die auf Soft oer-
trouen.
0oS Set miro am 10. Eiidri ge-
feiert; Der Sildri lit ser erlte Wtonot
Oes Sobres uno entipri6t uneef6br
oem c6riItli1en September bis Ofto-
Der. Ser Gag miro 0urd Sob6otb-
rlibe unO itrenges 6alten gefeiert unO
lit ser einaige 6oitentoe, oen Oas @e-
Ies Doribreibt. @S lit Ser Sag, an
oem scr SAopfer oen MtenI6en Die
Siinoen bergiebt uno Die Menibcn
1i1 gegenieitig olles llebel Oergeben.
0ie @eniden niiiicn lib erit allsge-
i06nt boben ebe lie &eri0bnung lno
Iergebung bonn Sbopfer, bon @ott,
Dem Gater, erlangen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

8mei Serrcn Iieeu in einem @oit.
bauic. Der gine licit ocm Slnocrn
cinen Yrief Dor ga cs lib I'M cine
oiSfrete 9lnaelcgeubcit boEoelt, Iicit
CT nit gcoGnpftcr Stimmc. &loblid
bcmerft CT, o1B onl 9icbeniiit eiE
ein5clrer @oIt fbt, Der 6ubort. @r
icnft olio Die Stiume nod mcbr.
GnoIid lit Der Brief au Gnoe 90
erbcbt iih oer frcmoe @ait imo iogt
boflid:
rger3eibuuel Bitie oen letter
Sus nod einmol. ocn babe it iSIt
anna beritanOeu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Cute gln8funft

Gin Srenoer, Ser SLIM critenulaI
in Qrafol lit uno Dos ibm enpfob.
lcnc Goiiec GipIooA beiuben mill
bcoc1nci cinen polnilAen Sllocn uno
froat i'm: ,@iHen sic 0ieneidt.
>cS Hoffcc Giplouo0e ilt21
8 ih'S lpoBl" entgeenet Der
be Nnoe uno eebt Den SSrem.
i,bcu loiicno, gcnliitblid mcitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
Sin 8lunnnsnrbcits.I .IEnI[.

ga er es unterloiien botte, li1 am
5. September bel Der 8wangsorbeits4
geboroe 5lt iteIlen, prroe geItern oer
80 Sabre alte SarbeD 6. Sones bon
glr. 1880, 8elt- 6opetteitroBe, I'M
peitIid6en HoIi6eioiltritt borgelo6en.
gr Wuroe bon 9ti6ter Sobonnien fir
Elm fcrneres Terb0r am Wlittpo1
freiaeIoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

@irtbihoitcrin (5n ser aus oem
@doe beimfehran0en NauSiroiD 4:
n@iIien 5' Dloodme, 10 lana oiirfen
9 o6er niht mebr fortblei6cH
in cor lcsten 3eii hat Shr Noun
ihou gar uidltS mebr eeacirN
u9(us @rom2~
ogtee lpc,l cr 10 nie
ten batl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25
@On einem gseaer ii6crfnIlen.

Der geger gomor0 8rown BON
Scr 1919, Mc@loerrp. .StroBc, t6ciIte
Der @oli8ei nit, OuB cr, ais er iii Scr
Slide oeS Souies Scr. $50, Sterling
StroBe, iaB, bon Dem Steeer g8il(ionl
@ogner, Der in oieien SauIe mo6nte,
obue ieOweOen @rllno ongcgriffcn
lno nit einem GaiirmeIIer III oie
glole lmO in Ole Singer gei6nittcn
moroen iei. gSagner lei 0onn out
Die StraBe binaus nod 0eln @elair-
W}orft gelnufen imO in ser @}cnge
bcribwunoen 9ie %oli6iIten i'm Sc
biet puroen telepboniih ougemicicn,
ouf &oener 8u fobnoen. @ropn lit
ais gbouffeiir bon Dem gleger SoBn
S. @uoe in SanOerS @oroee onee-
itellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

Sm 2 bmieren EBeuter.
Director (ous oeu Gouliiien ber-
aus gum Sdouipieler, Der eben ben
Waitlpielern cine griie anbieten
muB): oSe, anittlcr, Der Serr 9lnt.
mann iibt Dor Der @iibne bictcn
Sic Dem aud cine oll~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

erlitt Serr Stumpf eineu ooppeItcn
@cin6ru6 ino cine SHramme iiber
Dem rehten 9luec, Charles g9eoDcr,
Der nit Srn. Shlmpf fu6r, ipuroe
am appf uno 9lrm berlcbt. Ger I'M
fan ereienete iih an ser Gde Scr
|laplc-9locnue lmo Sarforo 9ioa0.
Srad tpdggon entgGetit.
Ser Ierfebr anf Scr @eIterlt @lo-
rplano-giienbabn murOe geIternDlor-
gen ourd Die Gntglciiung eines
SSro6twag9ous alf Der Salpt-
linie in Ser g}ohbarihnft bon Sorle
Sboe Gurbe, nabe bon So6ilosDille,
WiO, unterbroHen Gs ioll niemonO
berIebt por0en ieib BOD pitroen oie
&aiiogiere, oeren @eitimnmmaSort
Baltimore por ouiae6alten bis sic
Sriinmer iortgcIdofft wQreu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-25

0(6uunruien, BIZ ben ,Sentidlen Gprreippn.
bcntcn" niht piinnllm uoer nnregelmdhla er'
haltcn Hno ~ebctcu, ocr Office ouDun per Se-
lgVQpH ppW iagIitIla @EltRglIHVH iH Waasn'
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
"lTvING ON HEnRs AND GRASS
Greek Legation says Allied Blockade
Is Causing Famine in Greece.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-The
Greek legation. in a statement issued
here, says famine is resulting from
the entente blockade of the coast of
Greece. The statement follows:
The Greek legation has received
information to the effect that the re-
suits of the blockade of the Greek
coasts enforced by the entente allies
since Dec. s. are of tlfe most grue
some character. Ten deaths from
starvation have been reported from
the province of Jannina, one at Laur-
ium, 10 In Acarnania. two in tho
province of Preveza. one in Eubia and
one in Messina. The poor classes have
begun to live on herbs and gras 8. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
|. 0. 0. f. DISTRICT
CONVENTION FEB. "a
VIII BE Held in This City With II.
Alexander Presiding: 400 OF 500
Odd Fellows Expected.

Between 400 and 500 Odd Fellows
from over the county are expected
to be present Saturday in this city at
the annual district convention of the
In o. o. F. and preparations are be-
ing made by Integrity and Eureka
lodges of this city to make the occa-
sion a memorable one.
The convention will open at 10 a.
m. with President r. Alexander pre-
siding. He will make the address of
welcome. During the morning the
grand lodge degree will be conferred
upon all past grands in the county
The addresses for the morning and
afternoon sessions will be made by
Grand Master Henry s. Westbrook OF
the oregon grand lodge. George +,
Kellough of walla walla. past grand
master of the Washington grand
lodge. f. f. sharon. secretary of the
grand lodge, and by the president OF
the Washington district convention.
In the evening there will be ban
m1et for all odd Fellows in attendance
and this viii be followed by an exem-
plification of the third degree by
teams from the Adams, Weston, Free
water and Integrity lodges All OF
the thirteen lodges of the county are
expected to have big representations
here
The committee on arrangements IL
composed of H. J. Taylor, |. T.. YOUNG
r. F. Kirkpatrick Frank Whetstone'
s F.. Bowman and G. L. Bonney. Ihe
officers of the convention, elected
last year at Pilot Rock. are; Presl-
dent. r. Alexander; vice-president' M
l. Watts of Athena; secretary. l. r.
Young and treasurer. G. w. Bradley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
new GARAGE MAY Be
ERECTED FOR USE BY
PENDLETON AUTO CO.

That J. w. McCormmach. of the
Pendleton Auto Company has pur-
chased the Livermore property at the
corner of Court and johnson streets
and will erect a new garage upon the
same is the substance of a report in
circulation To-Day Owing to the alb
sence of Mr., McCormmach from the
city the report could not be verified.
The property has a frontage of 80
feet on Court streets and is 1870 feet
deep on Johnson.
1t is understood Mr.. Mccormack
wishes the new garage because his
business has grown too large for his
present quarters, thus necessitating
additional room. The new garage
will be particularly valuable for dis.
play purpose.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

George F.. and r. L. Perry, who
have been farming on an extensive
scale north of Pendleton for the past
five years. are moving their entire
equipment to Spokane county. wash
ington. where they will farm in the
future. They recently sold part of
their holdings in this county to H. H.
Vessel and to Herman Peters. They
still have land left here but have larg-
er holdings in Washington, from
which state they came five years
ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

The Pendleton Auto Co. is reapins
direct benefits from the recent auto
show. AS a result of the exhibits
there. the company has sold three
quarter ton Federal auto trucks to
Gustav Hansen of the Pendleton
Creamery and to H. NJ. Warren of
the Warren Music House. and has ta
ken an order for future delivery OF
one-ton truck
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

epidemics of enteritis and dysentery
are rapidly spreading. Notwithstand. !.
ing the complete execution OF the al
les ultimatum, no relaxation OF the
blockade has been brought about.
Numbers of fishing boats constantly
are sunk or sequestered by the ships
enforcing the blockade. Coasting
trade between ports of the kingdom
is completely prohibited"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

Henry s westbrook, Portland at
torney who is grand master of the
Oregon grand lodge l. o. o. F., is in
Pendleton today. Last evening he
made an official visit to the Helix
lodge and tonight will go out to Pilot
Rock to visit the lodge there. He
will be accompanied by r. Alexander,
Henry j. Taylor, r. F. kirkpatrick,
John HALEY. Jr.. and Henry Craig.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
Case Not Yet Done.

The case of Henry T. Hill VS.. ]. +
Hinkle, on trial in the circuit court, is
not yet concluded. Today being
holiday the court is not in session
Plaintiff is suing for about $500 al
legged to be due as a commission in
trade involving irrigation bonds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

Commissioner COckburn Recovered.
Commissioner H. NJ. Cockburn of
Milton, who was threatened last
week with pneumonia, has recovered
and expects to be in Pendleton tomor-
row morning. according to telephone
message received by Judge Marsh
this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
CITY Attorney to Portland.

City Attorney Alger Fee left for
Portland this morning to assist in
taking dispositions in the damage SUIT
in which the city is one of the de.
PENDANTS. The case. Hoch VS.. The
Peoples Warehouse ct al, is set for
trial next week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22

For a consideration of $s5, goo
cash, r, r. Raymond. administrators
of the Raymond estate, sold a half
section of wheat land near Wayland
station. northeast of Helix, to S. $.
Paris Weston farmer. The tran
saction was closed yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
Bogey tournament Under way.

Quite a. number of the Pendleton
golfers are out at the links playing
in a bogey tournament today. The
weather is good for golfing and the
course in fine condition. This is the
first such tournament held here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
NeMherrN for pIaintiff.

In the suit. Fraker VS.. Round-tp
City AutQ Co. in which plaintiff re-
ceived Judgment, 5. A. Newberry
was attorney for the plaintiff rather
than the defendant as enormously re-
ported yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
Two Rnildlng Permits.

A permit TO build $70O bungalow
on Bluff street has been issued to o.
SwaIly and a permit has been issued
to ]. A. Horn to put $3.50 basement
under a dwelling.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-22
Rcrerendum Ptlltlms Referred.

! The petitions calling for a refer
endum election on the Standard OIL
| franchise ordinance were presented to
! the council last evening and were re
| ferred to the street committee.