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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
TWO AMERICANS
LOST AND FOUR
WERE SAVED
EIFTEEN AMERICAN NEGRO
FIREMEN WERE ALSO SAVED;
SHIP T0RPEDOED WITHOUT
WARNING
BY Associated Press }

Washington. Feb. IA dis
patch from Consul Frost at Queens
town dated at ll:15 last night and
received by the State department,
said that Mrs. Hoy and daughter
we're lost and that four American
cabin passengers saved were f. b.
Gibbons Of the Chicago Tribune, Mrs.
+. +. Harris, wife of Col. Harris. OF
U. S. A. Port Dupont; Arthur Kirby.
|of New York, and Father Wareing,
|of st. Joseph's Seminary, Baltimore.
He also gave the names of fifteen
American negro firemen saved and
fixed the number landed at 267 at
Queenstown and IA at Bantry. This,
Frost said left 3 missing, of whom
five were drowned and eight includ-
ing Mrs. Hoy and her daughter died
Iof exposure. Frost said: the La
conia was torpedoed without warn
ing at 1880 p. m, Feb. 25, $50
IUiles west of Fastner. The second
torpedo was fired twenty minutes
after the first. Thirteen boats got
away. The wireless call had been
sent out and the boats were picked
up by British patrol boats at four
the next morning"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
so. .OOc TON BATTLER FOR
THE U. S. IS PROPOSED

Washington, Feb. 27.-An 60,-
cCo-ton battleship, mounting Is 49,
inch guns. having a spe of %
knots an hour and costing $50 .0OO,-
O0l will be tho largest war craft
which the United States could en-
ploy. according to a report to Con-
sress prepared by the navy depart
.ment In response TO a request for
specifications Of the biggest fighting
craft that could use the Panama ca
nat and American harbors.
The report says that such a ves-
sel would have a length oy 975 feet.
: beam OF l0s feet, a second battery
ri 81 e-inch guns. four 21-inch tor
reco tubes and a 1000 mile radius
Il action.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
FLETCHER ASKS MILLION DOL
LAR APPROPRIATION FOR ARMS

washington. D. C., Feb. 27.--
There is absolutely no doubt tha'
~ amendments, which Senator D..
r Fletcher has just offered to the
military bill in the Senate, ne ma
...oa, rifle matches to be held al
r,ctsonville this year will be on a
,..oer scale than anything OF the
or ba,ore undertaken. Senator
trotcher has asked for s1,o"o'ooo
-, manufacturing and purchase oi
arms ammunition, etc, for smal'
.-,os IN target practice. He has al
osred that there be Appropriated
., ooo for rain shelters for the HELD
-.nro At jacksonville and he has al
s,otsd that he will press Tor an
appropriation, both indoor ana ou''
roor rife ranges.
-..or Fletcher was in conference
.oma time Yesterday with Major
,,-,,,.am 2 Harlee. United States Ma
.,no corps going over the provisions
.besa amendments and discussin4
10 matches TO be held near Jackson
-;,,s this year. Both the Florius
.orator and Major Harlee are mus
-,,ns,as,ic and state that because
,be fact that the eye Of the peo'
ME is now on war tha THE ma,ene'
.,.. -. voor even II there were no other
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
SHERIFF SELLS TOWN
UNDER THE HAMMER

Fayette, Mo-, Feb. 27.-The en-
tire town of Roanoke. Mo, has beeh
sold under the sheriffs hammer Tor
$40. The town, standing on the
boundary line between Randolph am
Howard counties, once was one VI
the busiest trading places in MIS-
souri,. being located in the center oi
a large tobacco producing section :
Roanoke was settled by Virginiahs
before the Civil war. The buiiuinS
of a railroad and the founding OF 'ne
town Of Armstrong on it. three miles
south Of Roanoke, spelled the Town
ruin. business shifting to ArmstrohE
over night.
The property sold by the shei =
included 10 lots and three ouiiuihs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE FAvORS GIVING
OWNERS RIGHT TO ARM SHIPS
AND THE G0VERNM ENT
WOULD SUPPLY THE GUNS AND
.GUNNERS
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Feb. 81 Official
dispatches confirming the death of
Americans on the Laconia, torpedoed
without warning establish the case
as an covert act" The sinking OF
the Laconia Is regarded as another
Lusitania case in principle. The
situation is the same as the Presi
dent left it yesterday. but the sink
ing of the Laconia is expected To
hasten the action of Congress. II
is indicated the governments first
s,ep will be to arm American mer-
chGntmen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27

rimless caps from which blue tassels
hang by a long string. officers with
capes thrown over their shoulders
like Spanish grandees and swagger-
ing carabineeri, the terror of evil
doers. The system seems to be to
call one class after another. brush
up their military training, then give
them leave of absence. thus keeping
tncm under martial law and subject
to military orders.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
Slight Change in Bill
(By Associated Press.

Washington, Feb. 27-The House
foreign relations committee unofil-
cially agreed to strike from the ad-
ministration bill to empower the
President to take steps to meet the
submarine menace the words other
lnstrumentalities" and substitute
to unse naval forces of the lnlteu
States including naval militia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
Died of Exposure
fpv hcqopintad prnaq

London, Feb. 27 American Con-
sui Frost, of Queenstown, tele-
graphed the American embassy that
Mrs. Mary T.. Hoy, and daushter
Elizabeth. American passengers
aboard the Laconia. died of exposure
and were buried at sea. A Central
News dispatch from Queenstown said
that eight American negro firemen
on the Laconia also died OF exposure.
According to the Post the total
number landed from Laconia was
2si out OF 294 aboard. Six persons
are in the Queenstown hospitals but
Iccnditions not serious.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
20 KILLED IN
COLLISION NEAR
ALTOONA, PA.
lRv Associated Press. }

Altoona, Penn, Feb 27.--lwen-
~ Messengers were killed in rear
end collision between the Mercantile
Fxpress and freight of the Penn
svlyania railroad at Mount Union
near here The express was stand
irg al the Mount Union station wheh
rho freight crashed in, cutting th'
rear sleeper in two Most of those
Il ,hc rear sleeper were killed. Inc
r,ssongers in other coaches were
shaken but only a few were serious
,y burt This is the first time IN
three years that passengers nave
been killed in a Pennsylvania WRECK
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27

reason, would be better attended
than those held heretofore.
This money will be in addition 20
.bo s9o5 600 which Senator Fletcher
al secure for the purpose Of trans
ncr,a,,on of teams attending the
matches and is in keering with his
vigilance in matters affecting, not
mi, Florida. but the welfare of the
whole country. as well
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
POSTAL BILL MAY
NOT PASS At
This SESSION
(By Associated Press }

Washington. Feb. 27 The fail
fcl res to break the deadlock over the
postal bill amendment to renew the
pneumatic mail tube contracts Tor
another year caused the opponents
Of the Reed bone dry" amendment
to believe the postal bill may not be
passed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
TRANSPORT
AND Z STEAMERS
SUbNAR|NfD;;
CREWS SAVED
(By Associated Press. J

The German admiralty announced
The sinking of the British transport.
Mo. but gave no details. l.loyds re-
port the submarining of the British
steamers Aries and Seagull. The
crews were landed Berlin says that
British attacks in Ypres and Somme
sectors were repulsed. The British
entered the German lines east of Ar
ras but were driven out
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27

Plans are now under way oy prom
inent physicians Of Tampa TOT inc
erection at an early date OF mou'
ern hospital to accommodate between
sixty and seventy-five persons. .
company has been formed OF Whlcn
DR.. ]. s. Helm is president ana III
L. F. Carlton vice-president' IT =
A Andrews secretary and DIR. Z. w
Bitter treasurer. Application win uo
made to the Governor March -V'n -.
letters patent. The hospital is 10 o
named the William Pitt Lawrence O.
ter the late DR.. W. P. Lawrence VI
Tampa.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
lRy Associated Press. }

Daytona, Fla. Feb. q Fifteen
thousand in cash and an unestimat-
ed amount of securities was stolen
BY expert thieves who robbed the
First National Bank here early to-
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
4 action

The st. Petersburg property own
ers on the 10th voted an issue OF
$3.50 900 OF bonds for improvement OF
the water front and extension OF the
sewerage system. and installation or
a sewerage disposal plant by large
majority.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
Iviatts an American
(By Associated Press. J

Racine. Wis, Feb 81 1t Is said
that Cedric b. Iviatts. who was lost
On the d.aconia, was an American
citizen although born in England.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-27
WILSON REGARDS SINKING OF LACON!A OVERT ACT
BRITISH IN
3 MILES Of
BIG GERMAN
STRONGHOLD
(By Associated Press. J

According TO last accounts the
British advance was within three
miles Of Bapaume. German strong
hold. The British also continue in
pursuit of Turks in Mesopotamia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
&c. gyortlebllnq.)

,Ginfa6 our6 gSadoeufeu," anttuortete
ener.
Serr @ernItein trat iebt allf &irf 3i uno
Iprah nit leiier Saoel n9err gibton'
Qirf, parum baben Gle ins nihts ouoon
Qelaat, ipie fonnten Gle fortgeber, obne ms
auf8lfldren? ggir Iin0 iebr ItarE bei6dftigt
rno baben Deuig Belt, 8eitrngen 0u leien
MIR pfdllig las Sime cine. Gr bat notlir'
lid iofort allies beeriifen lmo mir tomen
hierber, Inn Der @ere6tigfeit uniern Bet-
jtano 81 leiben
)gr bat oaS gajonett ale oas berfaiifte
crfannt uio lit bereit, oies 5u beihporen," "
iiate Osborne bin5u
,ggie Itebt's nit Dem 9iloe Spotolas IN
Der 3eitng, bat er oieies audi erfarnt2"
lrogte gLibton.Seirf
Osborne euteegnete untpirid1: pDicie
&albtonbiloer III ben 8eihtngen iiilo ME
IeBr out. SSn ibnen iiebt @laoitone aus iUie
9ontius @tlotus gr mill oen Wiant iel.
ber Ieben, ino baS miro geniigen
Sebt fam eia g8drter ourf cine Eiirc
nit einem bolben 0ubeno @eiongener;
elmer onpon mar Elm idlanfer, briinetter
iiinaer Wfann nit nerboienl gluSorud lln0
elmer m1dtigeu ibwar5en &odenuldbnc
gr mdDte einen lebr eingeiditdjter
hrdtiomen Ginorud
.getrad5ten Sie sic @efnngcnen anf-
mcrfiam ino nebmeu sic ii1 8eit, mabnte
Osborne oen 9udbnlter
,Dos broidje i'd gar nidt," ontportete
bieIer luio 3eigte 0oGei oltf ben briinettcn
iunacn Wlonn n4oS lit Der Nlann nod
ben giloern in Sen 8eituugen, icb babe i'm
cber niemols porber eeieben"
Osborne ibidte Die anoeren @efongeneu
Tort uno brininttc or mar eben 3u iAlail
I'm oas Ding lelber 5u failfen, uno bat
Iemanoen oanat geididt Damn fab er
ben @eTnngenen idlarf on mo fubr fort
.Getr babcn Das Naiouctt bis ouf Sie Si.
riidgefii5rt; Sic tdtcn bciicr, uus allies 81
seisebcn"
~9a reT;tc5c sic nidt, crwioer.e Spa.
toic HngstIid
Sc Ieid;tcr sic eS uns Madcu ociio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

imo 5eigte 9[neit; id iage sir uod)nIols, Oas
lit 0ein Wfann.
Som @efdngniiie fubren oie Sreunoe
ipieOer nab Dem Gbriitie Blace uuo bielten
elm babes 9ubenO Eiiren bon SunteS
Saits entfernt an SSn Dem Sailie, in Dem
Spatola geiuobnt bate, itiegen .iie oie @in-
gaugSltafeu binarf inO flingelten, pGb-
renooen aber trot Elm W}ann oilf iie 5u, Der
in Der offenen Tiire elmer oaneben eeleger
nen @erfitatt geIeiien bate, beidmuBte
glrbeiterfleioung tritg in0 cine fiir3e &ol5-
pfeife roud5te
DSie iuben tpoBl Sen SStoliener 2@ frogte
er, nit Dem 9aiiinen nod Der Sreppe 8ei-
gen0, uno ais Mibton.4irf nidte, fitbr cr
fort, cine oide, ibelrie1enoe 9ialHmolfc
olsitoBenO: sd oahte mir gleidb, oaB er
eitmol elm D}eiier o0er dbnlidjeS jemmi0em
in Den Seib bobren ipiiroe 2eilte, Die 10
lab5ornig iito, iollten al eincr flir5eu &ette
gebalten iperoen~
uaaimten Sic i'm gut91 foridte 9Iibtou.
airf.
pSd) bin befonnt nit ibm, feitoem CT bier
iDobnt, ltno oas iiuo munnebr ore Sabre.
uSotte er biele 9eiuder?~
~~NN ~TNellll tDNNJlS lNND Atltu ulttlDpAlOlC.
DSt iiberlege cben ~ Sic itnO DeteftiOs,
nid]t wabr?~
getwas 9IebuIi6es,~ beitdtiotc 9libton-
Girf
sd oodte eben por6er iiber 10 monfeS
nad. Wlerfpiiroige 2eltte, Die in oieierl
Satie bier iuobnen" 0obei 5og Der Monn
an ieiner @feife, Die feine Suit 5il boben
i1icn
y93oudcn sic cine 8iaorrc?" frogte
9libton,&irf oSbre %fefc mill nidt me6r
mitmadg gSaS meincn Sic nit nmerf-
ipiiroiqen 2ellten24
9fa1ocm Der Ninn id) cme 8igarre an.
Qc6ronnt bate, nntporietc cr. nGs gibt
pielc glrten bon mertwirOigcn Seuten
iiber oic emen ladlt man, mo ibcr anocra
nidt 9ie, ole id mcine, ii6er Die lod)t
man nidlt. Sral Narr, Die 28irtin bier.
1T ia cine gan5 or0entlclc 6ron, obcr IS
oobnt Nd trob0em nibt hiibiD bier &brt
atictcr iiuo lueiit Selte, Qie Alit allcrlci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

leicbter miro es fir Sic iein,~ crmoBnte
Osborne. yWenn Sic es ms ober i1per
MAIDEN, Damn mer0en mir Sbnen aud
oroentli1 einbei5en.~
sd babe nidbts bcgangen," antiuortete
Spatola ernit uobiolut nid)ts, uuo oeuuod
balten Sic mid bier gefangen2 05ibt eS
heun feiu @eieb2~
nSb, oobl1 eripioerte Osborne grim'
mig ooas beriude id ia eben Sbnen flar'
5irmofen gllio, tper folIfte oas 8oionett 2"
o9as Baionett?" berlebte Spatola er-
italmt
u9os 8aionett, NIT Dem $rme eruioroct
muroe~
N1it elmer ed5t fiioldnoiIteu @eite Ser
@er5peifhng fiibr iid) Der SStoliener an Die
Stirn. Simmer &umel" rief er aus, ,ims
mer Sume Sd fam nift BON ibm frei.
fonlmen, er ipar idlinm - ielbit i'm Sooe
QilGlt er MIDI nod Gr mar iebr fAlinnl;
i'd CLAUDE, er ipar Elm Selfell"
n0es6al6 braudten sic i'm ober uid1t
Al totem, fabr Osborne ibn on
.SSydb babe i'm nid]t Set6tet,~ tpioeriprad
Spotola o@orgenonr.tsn babe id) MFRS
freilid) Dielmals, aber geton babe idl es
niHt
n9(nes oos baben sic idon borber &c.
iagt," entgegnete Osborne lmpillig, 0fitb.
rem Sie ibn pieoer fort, Gurtes
.@incn glueenblid,~ ref gllbtor4irf;
lid fam 6ierber, Inn nit Dem @efangenen
einige 9orte 5li pedIeln; nit Sbrer Gr'
laiibniS mobte ib iebt nit bm reoeu"
Wfeinettuegen,~ ermi0erte Osborne,
,gon3 nod 8eliebeil"
@r fii6rte @ernlteiu mo Sine binous,
Der ouoere @1rtcr belt iib etipas ehticrnt,
lmo 9(lbton.airf panote lidj an oen Sta.
licncr .,5ie pareu emit Der 0jeigcr bel
Carlton, idl cntiinnc mid icbr glt allf Sic
ilno babe S,brc Ginit itets bcpm0ert
.0anfc," crmiocrtc Der sStolener er.
irclt, ,uicOt picle iDcrocn III mir cmcn
Nlom crfcnnel. Der emit mebr pcrt mar
Gu nig.~ iiiatc cr pcr8lUciiclt 6iu5u, aim0
bod idon 10 iiei geimfcnl"
uslllcr0ings elm GROCER S6rtt noll 0e.
StelIe eiHcS erlten Ueigcrs bsi GarIiou bie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

balilIerel geben ltno 1d]dbIge Jtode lll0 OBJ
getretene Sobube tragen g8enn oaber fein.
geflei0ete N}Gnner bierbertonmen, 10 nuB
man ii6 oo1 punoern, iper iie lmo, SIT
Oos nibt notiirli6?~
f glibton-Hirf nifte, aber bepor CT nlttiuoT.
ten fonitte, flapperten S6ritte ouf 0eH
ipadligeit Stiegeu cine bagere 8rau NIT
ungemac6tem Saar rmo Observation-Disclosures
@eiidlte blie6 ouf Der iuteriten Stufe itegen
ino fraBte nit idriller Stinme: og9as
mollen Sie?"
gtibtoI-airf trot, gefolgt BON Tenoleton
naber lnO frogte, OBJ er Srau Wtarr Dor iidb
bdtte.
rSa, rief Die Srou, .ipas tpollen Sieg"
u@ine flehe 9[ltsfunit~
Sinh Sie 9ieporterY Sein @ort ioee
i6 fnebr 81 Seporterr, rief Die Srai aufs
nelte
glibton-airf ollttportete beidnftigeuo:
oSd) CLAUDE gerne, Dab Sie BON 9eportern
ic)on genlg 0u leioen botteu, aber mir per-
iidern sSbneu IT."
oSit mir gan5 gleih," outwortete ibm
Die sSraiL lid bobe niemanoem etpas 5lt
iageil, uno irb mill feline llnannebmli9fei.
ten baben. @s lit neit gefonmen, fitbr 1ie
fort, uno neriunte bergebeus, cine Crane
aus ibren 9lgen 3u prelen npenn cine re.
ipettable 5rau nidt, einnal mebr Serrin
in ibrem eigenen Souie iit~
@enoletou ser oisfret forteeidbouf batte.
borte Jest oos 9faibeln bon @apiergeI0.
mo ais Srml Wtarr tuie0er 5u reOen be.
gonn, fIong ibr Con gang aitoers.
ugtatiirlidb, filbr iie fort, ,iuenn oos &c.
ieb oos Oerlnngt, nuB ib nein 9eites tun.
SD babe MN idon felt oielen S5obren Elm
9ogierbmls, un0 es lit oos erltemal, ooB
iicb Die Oeifentlidfeit nit ibu 6eiA0ftigt
0a 9libton&irf oif Den erItel 9lif &c,
ieben batte, Dab Srau Nlarr eine ..0one'
mar nlf Oeren 3orte @eiiiblc man feline
9hididt 5l ue6men braudJte, uerlor cr
teirc Belt luno fra9te geroOe3I og9ir piil-
ihen glusfImit iibcr SSbrcn Wlictcr efntonio
Gpotola, iagct sic lus allcs, was sic bon
IGN piiielt"
(6ouiesuna iolat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
oie eIlnpropifotion eines ainoeg.n


Spatola ibien iiberroidt bon Der an.
ideinenoen @drme oes Spre1ers lno
blidte glibton.&irf frageno an. 9ieier ober
fiibr fort n9ei all ibrer Sbulipeisbeit
iino Die 0euti6er aber aiidj proftii6. Grit
fiir5li6 fiel mir elm fleines, in 9eip5ig er.
idienenes 9ucb in Die $1n0e, oaS Die
S6pierigfeit bebanoelt, Die fir einen
&onponiIten oarin beItebt, Die goten 10
raid 81 Bopier 5u brin9en aIs ibm Die
Wtelooien 0urdb Oen Gopf gebeH. Ser Ser.
falier beboltptet, es ieien Der g8elt oaourd
tauienoe berrli1er Wfelooien berloren &C..
eangen, lno Inn oies 3u berbinoern, i1l1gt
er cine neue Grfinoung Dor, Elm Spitem
elmer, io8uiagen miiiifaliiden, Stenogra-
pbie~
Sn Spotolos 9(ntlib trot pIotlib elm
9lusorud oes glrgpobnS, er betro6tete ben
Ndoner miBtratiid.
v9iellei6t oeriteben sic niht gan5 oen
@ert elmer iolben @rfinolng," fiibr S[ib.
ton.airt fort, uober wenn Sic ettpas bon
Stenogropbie perltiin0en -"
Ser Staliener interbro6 i'm i6roff.
sd peiB nidts bon iolben 9ngen in0
mill oltd niGbtS Oobon piiien @os mol.
len Sic eigentlid5 bon mir? SD femme Sie
ia gar nidbt 8arum Deroe id 70 be.
lditigt?~
@ei Oieiem g(usbru9 bon ltnnitt nGbertc
iic6 Der g9Grter, 5u Dem Spotolo iagte:
sd mill in meine Belle 5uriid uno brin-
gen Sic MIDI, bite, nidt mieoer 6erous.
Wieiue gierOeu iino ihDodJ, luto i1 babe in
lester 8eit 10 Oiel nlsitebcu niiiIcn, oaB idj
es nidt ldnger ertragcn tamt~
Ser @drter blidtc fraeeno uuf 9(i6ton.
&irf oieier nidte, inl0 ais Spotola fortge.
fiibrt puroe, iagte Yenoeton leiie inn Zone
Der lIeber5euglmg: a&cb iagc Dir, airf, oos
iit oein Nionn glliBer allen, mas ionit
gcgcn ibn ipribt, 0eritcbt er auH nod
0eutiH~
oglbcr Die itcno9rapbihcn 3cideu2"
~'0ic ueritclt CT acb, oas bciuieS ia iciu
sol3cs @cucMcn ocim iobalo on Gtcu.
Arapbie criUdbutcI; lpuroe Il araIy9bnii1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16

gum StroBengeiger. ggie fam oas?~
Scr 5ebler liegt bier" artportete Der
Stoliener, ouf feline Stirn 5eigeno aSdl
babe feline mie nemen Sic oas - Ser
nuift Bie es BEL Carlton ging, ging es
Gin oubenOmal oorber in Stalieb 5rant'
reid uno Spanien @orlion lit SdiDeoc,
ino Die Sdpeoen fennen 5par Die Sednit
Der W1ulif, berIteben aber nidlt, ibr iee-
Iii1en glusorud 3lt berlei6en, lno iDenn 10
elmer nit benz Sis ieines 2anoeS I'M Ser.
3en mir erfldren ipollte, tpie i1 Die iparne
Nhiiif meineS eigenen 2nnoes 81 ipielell
bate, 10 nannte idb i'm einen gtorrenl"
oglber Die 3eutiben iiiIo onoerS," mari
glibton-&irf elm, aiuoren Sic ie Bel eincEI
oelniden Director ongeitellt9~
n3peimol,~ ertgegnete Der G5eiger od.
ielgudeno ,Die 9elttiden iilo &iinitler,
ober iie ba6en oud ibre 6ebler; iie feunen
Die @eige, aber Stalen bat lie erIt oas @ei-
eenipiel gelebrt 9e @eige ge6ort eben
nac6 Sytalien. 9ie geibidten Sdnoe bon
SSoief @uoruerius, bon glitonio Straoioori
pflott3ten cine Seele in 0en b0l5ernen
aaIten. Die Seele SStoliens.
uSoupt, Elm 0eiitider, bat cine g(b9an0
lung iiber ole @ioline gei1rieben," be-
merfte glibton&irf
SD babe iic oeleien,~ rief Spotola.
Sic lit 10 biel pert, uno er icbnippte nit
oen 6ingeru
n@abrideinIi6 babeu sic cine fhledte
lleberleBing in @ngliicb ooer StaIienii9
geleien" fubr glibton.airf fort
nglein, ouf 0elitid, in ieiuer cigencn
Sprabe ipie er iie geiHrieben bat, babe id
fe aeleien"
@enoletou blidtc 9i6touairf beipuu.
oerno an 0ic glrt, uie icin SSrcumo es
Spdtola enilodt bate Dab oicier 3eutih
pcritano, imponierte linn iebr u6er g(i6.
ton.airf fibr gleid)miitig tort Cine
&aic oic Der gSelt N5uiifcr mie @aqncl.
@erbopcn imo Mo3alt gcibcft BAL, mlB
in bcrnorragcuocm WtaBe nmiifaliid) fem.
8ic &cmtnis Der Ocntid)en bon Soii mo
0nnpoitionsicd]nif lit dnBcroroculidj,
mo ibre @lnif III c6cnio fompli5icrt mic
iDrr @igd)oloaIc babel aber iq elHiad pie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-16
eOfar6cridtc ans gsaf6iuatou.

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@dbreno ser SGaffner Der @ai6-
iuaton 9lnnapolis unO Baltimore
Gleftriiden 9a6n an Ser IA. StraBe
uno Geone 9lpenue our6 oas Sen-
iier Oes biutereu @eItibuls sic 9ei-
hm9sitange, ole bonn Grabt a6ge-
iprungen mar, mieoer einIeben poa.
tc, iprong sic Stauge our1 Oen Itar.
ten 8eoerorud pollitdnoig in Die
@obe rno rib oen Sdafiner Daniel
aellp, % Sabre alt, our6 oas Sen.
iter. 9ellD itiir5te aif Die StraBe lmS
erlitt @erlebungen, pelde feline lie.
beriilbrnng nod Dem GaiualtD-Soipi-
tai notbmenoig madten.
BferO ging Ourd.
Gurd einen llmitanO ideute oas
4fero, mel6es Srm Sable @allo-
pop BON glr. 1867, Qamont.5raBe,
N.,g8.. ilt6r, an Der geidoIas .glpenue,
gf..@y mo ging our6. 5rau @aIlo.
man plroe aus Dem leidten @agen
geuorfen ais ocriel6e imidlug. 9ie
@erungliidte falo 5unddit i'm 8roOi.
oence.&oipital glniua6me, Ood pilroe
feitaeitelt, SAB 0ieielde feline beoenf.
liAen &erleblneeu erlitten batte,
morali iie iib ua6 i6rer @obnlmg
iibcriii6ren lieB.
8euer ri6tet $3.50 Q 1a.
0en an.
Gin 6ener, pelbes fiir ldneere
3eit oas aan5e @ebduoe beorobte,
brad in Der @o6nung bon SRI.
Go5eIl SoIIie, glr. 1407 q StraBe,
81 1g., aus imO ri6tete eiuen Sda.
oeu bon $3.50 an.
&rogromm Der nGrodenen."
Tird oas @refutib.@olnite Der
9lntt Saloon 2iea nurOe elm 9lnti-
9iQuor.Frogromm fiir ben ariesS-
0fotbbebelf orgedomruen Gaiiel6e
perbietet ben @crfouf bon Spirituo-
fen ODER 6eralidefoen @etrGnfen all
Solooten itno 0latroien, e6enio iie5t
oanelbe otrodene" 3onen Inn 8elO-
laaer Dor, abioliites 8er6ot Oes 5lui-
iAenitaatliden Sonoels in Spirituo-
len inter oeu Ne0ingungen 0es glnti.
gnrcotic.@eiebes, ais aud ben Sc
brauH bon @etreioe ooer anoerer Sc.
beusmittel fir ole 5obrifotion bon
Spiritloien