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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
3uci 9iniicn 6atteu Sas Gas ansge.
bIaTen.

9ln Scr 6ront- ln0 Baltimore
StroBe, in Dem frii6eren Monllmen-
tal-Sotel, ereignete es iib geItern
gtadbnlittog, OaB 5tpei olslGnoilDc
Seclelltc bon @as ii6erfommen pur-
oen, Oos einem @nsbobn i'm Oritten
Stodiuerfe oeS SouieS entitromte.
Slm Gage por6er moren bier 5celerte
81 ser 6rau 0ti6ols gefonlnen sic
Oos Sogirbous fii5rt, unO 6otten I'M
Sogis nadgeiudbt. Ga 0os Sous BON
oben bis nnten, BON nlBen unO innen
renouirt miro, bate 0ie Srol OaS
@rin6en o6gei1logen Oa a6er Sic
SeeIelIte Oorauf beltonoen imO IiD
nit 9lllem 5lfrieoen ge6en ipoIlten,
10 nobm iie Die 2elltc I6lieBlidj ouf.
3luei WtGnner muroen i'm 5peitcn
Stod lnO 5ipei onoere, 9fo6ert
WemnL ein 9iuiie, im0 Soco6 Gpi.
tieimie, Elm Hum6ne, I'M oritten
Stod untergebraGt. Gie beiOen critic
rem Seeleute perlieBen oas Sous am
0iorgen. @egen 1 ll6r 80 bemerfte
6rou 9d6ols @osgeru9 I'M SauIe.
Sic folgte Der Spur llno trot in 0aS
3inmer 0es 0ritten Stodes Elm, no
ole 5mei genonnten Wf1nner ihliefen.
Sic 6emerfte, oaB ser @nsbo6n Of
fen ipor, unO telep6onirte iofort nod
Der oitli6en Eoli8eiitotion. Ger &ul-
motor wurOe berbeige6radt uno
g9ieOer6ele6ungsoeriu1e onaeiteIlt.
9fo6ert Wienm muroe, tbeiIpciie Der
geitelt, na1 Dem @lercD-Soipital Je-
brn1t.
Gort fonnte er 0ie g(usflnft ge-
ben, OoB ct ino @pitininlie bon gIr.
Is, llnion-StraBe, 91ep yorf, eefom-
men pdren, OoB er ein 9liliie, ser
anOere Elm &umGne, beioei Seeleite
ieien. Memm elm GROCER Itorter
Nlonn lit "a Sabre alt, lmo Gpitini-
mie, Der imteroeB i'm Sauie geitor6en
lit mar 35 Sabre alt @eitern g[beuO
ipat batte aub Nlemm Oie 9eiinning
uerloren, mo iein 9lbIebeu miro err
wartet. @s miro ongenonlmen, OaB
Die NiGuuer oaS Sos ausgebloien
6atten. Ole SelbitmorO-Gbeorie miro
Oerworfen naboem BEL icoem ser
9ciOen iiber $3.50 in 9aarael0 Dor-
geirnOen mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@OIIte iSaAraclS la6cm.

5roncis N1. @lcGabe, ein M}itglieo
Oes 5. 9leeiments, wuroe geitern bon
9ii1ter FadorO in Der mittleren 800
li8eiltation nit $40 unO Soften be-
itrnit, oa er iib mgeblib in Dem
Sollie bon So6n @leniants, @lerf oes
areisgeridts, imanItdnoig benom-
men bate. @endB oen 9lngaben
BON Srn. @leoiants, iieate iid DC
Go6e ais Sergeant @Iorfe Dor. gr
iagte, OoB er Oen 3ug OermiBt babe
nno OaB er SO Gaben miiiie, INN no6
AmniItou iu6ren 81 f0unen mas 3ur
6olge 6atte, ooB cr aus Sem Sauie
gepieien uuroe. 0ie @oli5ei purOe
benadridti9t uno Mc@o6e puroe
ipdter bon GeteftiO Sbanf in einem
oer6aftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Dem @lorDIouO @cneroI.Soipitol se-
6raAt iper0en nliBte.
geiIcatna anoeltrebt.


Der Strife in ben SHiifs6oiI.9lnla-
Gen giebt Der &egierling 81 iGaf.
fen. II gS peroen ollie Sbritte
unternommen oie 6rage auf git
lidem @ege orrd @ernittliiuJ
nit ben gIr6eitern 81 erle0igen.
g8oibiugtom IS. Septen6er.
~ Eie Hegierung bat es geitern in-
ternommen ben Strife Ser Giienar.
better in Oeu Shifis6ou60ien ooi
San 6ranciSco bei5ulegen, pelbe
9egierlngs.Gontrofte boben. Gopt.
81. s. Salisbury, Der 9legieriiugs-
agent an Der pocifiiben Giiite, mad-
tc befunnt, OoB Die Situotion iib ct.
pos gebeiiert bat. Ger @oriiter Sur
lep BON Der SdiifS6e6oroe miro IN
Giir5e nit @n. 9lodmon, einem
glr6eiter.Germittler, na9 Gan Srar-
cisco fobren.
Sin Idtel oeS SdiffSbauS Der Jte-
gierlng miro ourd Den Strife in
@iitleioenidoft ee8oeen. Serr Sur
IeD miro Dor ieiner 9tbreiie nit Ga
muel @ompers, Dem 9rdiioenteu Der
~Americm SeOerotiou Of 2obor"
conferiren.
SetretGr Daniels madte belite
9[benO befonnt, ooB Ser Gonimon-
oant oes Nlore Sslono &riegsbofen
beridtet bat, Dob Die 9lrbeit tros Der
9lrbeits6uit6nOe in Ser
gtodbaridoft 6ortI6ritte moGt. Ger
Gommonoont be6eidnet olle gLnge-
itellten ais loDol.
cans SranciSco, Is. Sept.-
8ipei Gompaenien @orineioIouten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
GdlSne 0irmesfeier.

Cine iebr i1one llnterbolttig per-
iammeIte am lesten Sonntag Die
Eamen 6es o9euti6en Militdr'Ter-
eins@. Cine airlneB mar es, Die bel
SSroii 8. 9argborn 81 @ilbeIm Gorf
obgebolten murOe. Gos berrlidite
Serbitpetter beeiinitiete sic 6eitli6-
feit, ole auBerorOentlih gut beildt
NOR, Sin feiner iIngariiber @ulaih
nit &artoffeliolat muroe ierbirt, mel
den iih sic Oielen @Gite wobl-
ibmedeu lieBen. Srn 0iebcl's 9lmt
ols grfriidunasratb mar fein leid-
tes, INNER bon gteuem miBte er oie
Slider fiillen. Gas &iihen.Gomite
iebte lih aus Oen folgenoen Qanen
0uidmmen: 6rau Suliane 9em-
binsfD, 0rau 9Inua CieseI, 6rau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Rene Sricfmarfeu Oes Siirltcut6nms
Yiedlfenitein.

9Iud oos tleine 5iirltent6um 2ieh.
tenitein bat ieBt Die gnisga6e BON
neien 9rieimarten augefiiuoigt. Dos
@oliregol in Siedteniteiu miro be.
fonutlidb onrd Ceiierrei6 ausaeibt
nnO Die &ortoer60bung muBte natiir.
lid and bier Oiirdeeiii6rt iperoen.
IS perOeu 5wei neue 6reimartcu
Wertbe berauSgc6cn, cine Grci6cller.
uno cine 6iin5e6n6eller.Marte, oie
in Der 6ar6enaeblm9 Sen entIpreden.
oen @ertbcn Der oiterreihuden9riei.
marfcn aleiden. Sic uiolctte Grci.
bcller.Olorfe miro Oos @oppenlhilo
oes 6iiritent6mS trogen (gepiert
nit unten eingepiropfter Spite uno
Scr5idilo nit oen ichS Nappen bon
Sietbteniiein, Sdleiien, abuenriuc.
per5ogt6um Sroppou. 0itirieslono
mo SdgernOorf), iud6reno sic rot5e
6iini5e6nbeaer.@lorfe Oas 9ilonis
oeS regierenoen 8iiriten So6om ocS
3peiteu 5eigt. Gie neueil 0larfcn
iinO in ser @iener Sol. uno StaatS.
Iruderei 6crqcitellt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Stalicncr nuO Oscscr priiarItcm iid,

Observation-Disclosures ii6er
oen &rieg riefen geitern 9Ia6mittaa
in Ger itoIienii6en GBitube in Ger.
931, YenniDlpania-9loe., Die bon Sol.
Niaranto gefii6rt miro, cine 9riigelei
5pii9en einigen 9legern rno Stale
nern 6erOor, Oie sur @erlesung oes
SO Sabre alten Sobn SoworO, zines
in glr. 312, @etbel-Gourt, po6n6af-
ten gteeers, fiibrte. grIt ho6oem
Yolioilt 9Ro1e bonn uorOpeitli1en 0i-
thrift einise S1iiiie in oie 9uft abee.
feuert botte, ipur0e oie &ube pieoer
bergeitellt. Soiepb Maronto imo iein
10 Sabre alter So6n Sobn Waran.
to, Iowie Ser 9teger Somar0 im0 iein
&aiiegenoiie, ser an Der Gde bon
llnionitr. uno &enniplponio.9lpe.
wobn6nfte Somes @ids puroen bon
Sen @oli5iiten SeIImon lnO 9io6e
nab ser noroweitliben Goli3eiitotion
gebro6t, no iie elm beitiges Gerbor
eriunrtet.
Ser 9lceer g9idS puroe nod eli
ner filr6en Sogo in ser 9(reple.9[pe.,
nobe Der Soffmonn-StroBe, einge.
fonoen w6breno Somoro nit elmer
&iBpunoe am Gopf itnO einem ber-
brannten grm Sur @ebanoIung nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Die idllane Nidlterin.

8rau gliic Oidtete. Sic ling oie
Snde permcintlib icbr ihIau
an mo i9rieb an oen &eoaftem:
aSe6r eeebrter Serr Coftor 9Id!
S6re @eOicbte oeioaeu mir INNER 10
gutl 9ln6ei Elm paar BON Oen meini.
gen ~. !"
Ter boie 9ieoofteur ieood itrie6
ibr 5uriid. u0lein suaoioeS 6rau.
leinl 6rciIt mid, oaB meine Sohen
Sbnen geiaaen; id modte Sbneu
oieies Compliment serue 5uriidge.
6en II abcr mas i'd Sbnen 3uriid.
geben fam, iinO leiOer MIR - Sbre
@eoidte!~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
eOlOat pcrsiftct.

Sn fritiidem 9uItanoe beiinOet
Iib I'M 6ronflin Square Soipital Ser
Is Sobre alte 9lrtbur 9. So6nion
Elm Wlitelie0 oes 10. 9Ieip PORTER Sn.
fonterie-9iesiments, ser oneab, in
9lr. 10, @roOe-StroBe, @ort G6eiier,
rs 81 mobnen. Solution wurOe
nad Dem Soipital gebrabt, nohoem
er '9uediilber- -Su6limot 81 iid ge-
nommen botte. @r mar i'm Camp
Nleooe p16renO ser lebten ie6S $50
hen ltotionirt imo fam am Montoe
na6 Baltimore, no ibm ein 6reunO
in Der Weintug, ibm Elm 4littel ee-
Gen &opflpeb 81 ge6eu, Oas Silt iiber-
reibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
gSpliseihnnbc tnnncn nidlts.

Gie BON @nglnnO iuportirten go
Ii5ei6linoe n9iaD" uno n&oOer" mer-
oen beute Oerouftionirt werOen, oa
lie Oen an iie 9eitellten 9(nforoerln-
gen nibt eeredt merOen fonnen. 0ie
beioen glireoole Eerriers fonnen in
Ger n0rOliden Yoli6eiitation beii6-
tiet perOen. gs iinO 5iuei ibone
Sbiere, feines bat aber cine quite
Spfrnale, wes6alb ii6 Mariboa
Garter eutibloB, oieieIben 8u Oertau.
fen. Sebr pabriAeinlid iperoen iid
1eute DieIe 9iebba6er meI0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@ilenba0nar6eiter perlImaIiidt.

Ser 80 Sabre alte gli 9amman
BON S0enton MlO., elm Q(ngeitellter
Der YenniDIoania giienbabn.@ @eiea-
iboit, ipuroe geitern gta6mittog in
Der gtd6e BON @opie beim &reuaen
Der @eleiie BON einem porbeifobren.
ben 8uge getroffeu unO sur Seite ee-
iGleuoert. gr blieb nit einem S1G-
oel6ru1 lieeen. Ser 9erlette purOe
na9 Dem Mercp-Soipital eebradt,
no Die gler5te iagten 0aB er ieOen-
iaIs nit 0em 2eben onoonfommen
mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
llntcr granOitiftnuas-s s-slnIduIOionna

Ger g4eger Charles SteOens bon
9lr. 5tS, O}oro-goen.StraBe, pltrOe
megen ange6lider 9ronoltiftlng pom
Ri6ter Oopfius I'M noro0itliden go
li5eigeri6t eeitern oem @eri6tsper-
fobren ii6erlpieien. Sin fleines 6cuer
geItern @}orgen ber6rannte einige
Rleiorngsitiide in einem 3immer
oes Sauies g}r. 1907, W2c@loerrD.
StraBe. gto6 9lusiage bon 8eugen
wuroe ser 9leeer oneeblib einige Wli'
nuten Oorber in Dem 8immer &C.
ieben. Steoens leusnet ieine SduIO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Brad gcin bei'm ScnIuOcu.

9ei'm ltmluoen BON Seu Dor iei-
mem @eidGft, an ser @de scr Sono-
Der uno GroB-StrnBe, fiel Der 65
Sabre oIte SSobn 81. Sorrington 70
ungliidli6 bon ieinem 8ogen, Dob
er ooS re@te @ein brad. Qie erite
Siilfe Duroe ibm bon einem bena6-
barten gIr5t outbeiI, worouf er no6
ieinem Seim, in 9lr. 222 @orreu.
slDe, in Oes g[r0tes 9lutomobil iiber-
fiibrt mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
0Ieluinnt inlmer me6r BID o6er6an0.

uSoIace", aus 6rco. gaucru.
idmiOt's ~9(mericon 9reperp". &C.
Winnt nod rmo nod Ole Sberbano
iiber oie auspdrtigen tbeiren @ierc.
welde es in ienen Gisenidoften iiber.
trifft, oie Dem 9iere cine bobe. un-
teridieolihe @iite oerleiben. Sfite
$t.10. 8rouerei: Sarfor0- gIbe.,
Monument. tnO Siaen.Str. Eel.
oct. @ernon 1868.
(Sept19) (9[nd.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Sam gut SabOn.

Ser 43 Sabre oIte gilbert goder,
bon gtr. 112 gtorO-Hort-StroBe, fiel,
alS er nit 9lnltreihen 0es Dobes oes
Souies Scr. 1873 9loro.Quncon-Str,
bcid6ftigt mar, ouf ole StroBe unO
erlitt cine @errenfung oeS re6ten
Sonoeelenfes. gIodoem inn I'M ct.
SoIepbs Soipital ein @erbnnO onge-
leet WorOen mar, ging er naA
Sauie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Sin amu6c ii6crfa6ren.

@iIo @apporotto, Elm S.id6riaer
&nabe bon 9}r. 37O7, SIt.9ratt.Str.,
mrrOe an Der 2om6orO- imO 8. Ctr.
BON einem StraBen6abnpaggon Scr
nSporroWs Boint-9inie" iiberfa6ren.
@r erlitt einen 9lrmbrud, Der i6ni
I'M SobnS Sopfius Soipital eeiebt
ipur0e. Spdter wlrOe er na6 ieiner
Mobnimg gebrodlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Naslesano.

oSor' einmal, Monn oa lieit man
iebt in Der 3eitlng 10 Oft oas @ort
y oEerroriSmus~ mas perite6t man
oenn Oa eieentlid oarimter
nEerrorismusl SerrorismuSl Cos
is, mann Oh mid 3im 9eiipiel an
Sanitoa net 5u Dem @reisfegelihie.
ben gcb'n laNen wiait. wenn i'd Cir
net am 6reitae Oie neue 9lhie
foupln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
uebereroBe 8ef6ei6en.
hcif
.llrteti icchoot 2 I

Scr Wilobmler 9Sroi. Gbrrlein
bot fiinf ODER feds eroBe @erfe in
sen fIeinen @oreorten ieines Souies
am 2iikomufer IN Berlin GeIteIIt.
Gas, metnen einige Ieidtfertige
eelltc, iei folder &erfe uno iolhen
RiinitIers nidt piiroig, onoere inie-
Der nenuen es unbddei0cn.
gSie fam man 70 ettuns ioeen2
Batet eS niht biclmebr non sroBer,
aberernBer geideioenbeit, penn Elm
AinTtler ieiue eieeuen @erfc Dor ole
tIhr fest9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
8 9 d Mre 4.

WhtIterung oes iuausgcbilOcten
2onoihtrns. Sir rnglaublid oider
Samilienpoter itebt Dor Dem Slabs,
ar6t. Der idiittclt Sen &opf: ser
uml ll2l" (Deibt gan0Iid I'M
touglitb.)
~@osl~ rift ser 8raoc ciitiebt,
,ltrtarIechoot p"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Nn 0er innaen @he.

Sunuer @beronn (beim Dtittoeei'
fen uodiidtie): nD1it Dem RoHen
iheinfS bel Dir nod ettpos ou bd.
bern, 2iebhen9"
SSrou (entriiitet): nObol Seki
iinS mir bier Soge perbeirotbet =.
boit gu ibon Elm ein6iecs Yaol 2eib-
ihmcr3en Qehabt2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

perridtcn beiitc in oen allnion Sron.
@orfs~ @odtoicnit. 0icie 9(nloge
lit oos groBte Scr bon Oem Strife
ctpo $4,000 nit Dem Giien. @eipert-
idofts-Goimcil bon San Sroncisco in
Gerbinoung iteben6er g(rbeiter betrof-.
fenen @erfe.
glls cine meitere @orii6tsmoBre.
gel seeen mogIide GubeItorlngen
berfileten sic @unoesbeboroen aud
oie SdlieBilng olIer @irtbidofteu
i'm llmfreiie bon elmer bolben MeiIe.
Scr Strife, melder S6iffsbou-
Gontrofte ser Gegierung beeintrdd-
tiet bel oenen es ii6 Inn 150 @&il-
liouen Collars banoelt, bat audi oie
gii6ieu-Sa -Sabritanten betroffen, oeren
@roOuft fir 0ns gSobrlnesnittel-
Gonierbiriines -@rogranm Der 9tegie-
rilng bon peientlider 8eoelititng it,
Sym 9emiiben, sic g9ieoerboling
fleinerer 9fu6eitoriineen, Die om er.
item Gage Oes Strifes boreefommen
iinO, 81 berbinoern CAB @oli5eidef
8bite befonnt, oos neun5ig glutomo-
5iIe nit ic 5pei Holi6iiten beiite Oie
2inien ser lliritco yoiIpo0s potrou-
liren ner0en.
g(uf oieien 2inicn, bon 0eren Con.
oiifteiiren uno NlotorIeiiten etDo
1850 am Strife fin6. I'M lire SorOe-
rtngen ser Slnerfenning Der lhlion,
boberer 2obne uno fiir6erer Stun.
ben Ourd6uieten. fomen geitern Die
baupti1dIi6lten Gramolle Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Srady ein Sciu.

$enrD ErobIe6 BON g1r. 1881 81
liott-StroBe, murOe geItern BON Ell
nem gSagen Ser Canton Gorn @ro-
Ducts SO. in Canton iiberfa6ren un0
true einen 9ein6ru1 oaOou. @r be-
tinoet ii6 iest i'm ct. Soiepbs Soipi-
fol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

geaaneeu lit. Gic Manuidoit lam.
octe IN Gope Sable.
IN Ct gll6ons, Gernont. lit
Der Soloot Slo6ert @arm i6uloie be.
iunOen worocn ieine IA Sabre olte
Scliebte Sennie SemnlingiuaD er.
moroet 5u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

6ron5iSfo aluee, 6rou gage, 6rau
y. @rob umO Srau giorlpof. Sem
llnterbaltn9s-@omite itanoen 6rou
Connolly imo Sri. gforpaf Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
SoIgeri6tige NnsFib-
rutlq.

Ger 9srofcIIor Sitter b. Seelieer
bat ooranf onfmerflom geu,actt, oaB
oie Sonne lnmerflid. abcr bod ItaH.
6ig on 2eu6tfroft berIiert. Dos
aebt 70 Ionae ipeiter, 70 Iagt ers ois
Iie erolid gana erliibt. ipoutit Oonr
oIles uiifGroen 2ebcuoe iein @noe er'
Das ipiiroe elcih5eitie oos @n6e
oller 2ebenSberIiherlingen be0eutety,
oie odnn o[c 8erliheruugsiuntueu
ouf cinmoI be0nblen ntiibteN inio 0o-
ran pIeite oinaen. q J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@crmiIdtc tcleerap6iIdje 0epeidcu,

= 6rou @oltcr s. Cotton N DR.
riueton, Me., bat bon ibrcm @lonuc
aus 6ranfrcid Oie 9iodridt cr6alten
ooB ieinSdooucr emma =. 9rifis~.
294 Sonner NIT Del BON Stem 9ort
nod 8rantreib beiiinmt oerIoren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Bonn WlilitarOicuItc bcfrcit.

Gie Giiirifts-9c6orOc gclp16rte &c.
itern oie ioleenoen @eIu6e Inn @e.
freilng bonn @}ilitdrOienite:
Tioilion glr. 13:
SarrD @reenberg, Somes @.
Smith, Sobn g. @iles, @iQiam s..
9lI6on s. 9. 9reBlcr, @eorge ..
&uiaiom 2ouiS 9opinc, @}orris s..
6roOfiu.
0iOiiion g}r. If.
Gilbert q. Sormon @olter s..
SarOeD, @etcr 90. Tuncan, @iQiom
@l. @ideI, So6n ). NgleSbO, gloeer
Z. Sumter
0ipiiion g1r. 12.
SenrD @iaioms, OabiO 9. San.
forO, @iaiam s. Spam, Nlormon
s. Garf, Sobn Moorc, Bernard @.
9loi6 GdDmono s. NlaDuaro,
@OworO 99iltO, CHARLES g. S6lcr.
0ioilion glr. I.
SoworO 6. @oelmom Sclir Mot.
c5uf 6ronf 5. Nliacr gsoIter 81.
9euidcl SeurD s. W2pers, 2ouis
6erct. 9looom 9iaI5of, 8. .. SSacobs,
9lrtbr 9. @caemen Senrp IS. go.
ienbIoom @iaiom 5. Go6urn, IS.
.. &obinlon, Sobn S. GSubs, Soicp6
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6. 6liniad, 6ranf gS. Surfolusfi.
9es SrnOermOrSes angcIdpmlSiat.
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9ruoer i'm September ODER Sftober
lcbten Sobres in Doungstopn, Ohio,
ermoroet 5li bo6en miro ser 80
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bon Scr. 61S @ofer- StroBe, in scr
norOweitli6en 9oliaeiItotion fir elm
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ten. SollD puroe bon Dem &unoc-
Sergeant Sro3ier, Dem Sereeonten
SanOers un0 Dem @oIi0ilten airpan
Oerbaftet.
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GOLDEN FLOOD POURS IN
FOR "LIBERTY LOAN OF 1872

Small Investor Not Yet Been Heard
From.-Payments on Easy Terms.
Wa5hington.-The golden food Of
subscriptions to the liberty loan" con.
tines to sweep in upon the Treasury
without abatement. Officials estimat.
ed that since the books were opened
for subscription money had poured in
at the rate of $7,2O8,260 per hour and
the first three days business showeda
total of about $500, 900 or onetenth
of the total.
Thus far only the banks and veal.
thy individuals have been heard from.
The small investors voice has not
been heard, except indirectly. Off,
Gals believe that a great army of men
of moderate means are willing and
anxious to invest in the bonds, and to
this end a program is under considera'
ton which will enable virtually every
one in the country with only small
amount to spare to buy at least one
bond.
cit is intended to make the bonds
Of such denominations" Secretary
McAdoo announced, "and the pay
ments on such easy terms as will give
every inhabitant Of the land the OP
portunity to help. Announcement as
to the denominations and payments
will be made in a few days"
Consideration of this and other u6'
tails indicates that small investors
will be permitted, in some manner
yet to be formulated, to pay for DonaS
by installments lasting over conSlO'
cradle period of time. In this Treas
ury officials have the support OF many
banks, some of which have offerea "
accept payments as small as %
months. Department stores and otn0i
agencies also have offered to cooper
ate on this plan.
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CHAPTER XXVI.
Puppets OF Fate.

When Nan rode with De Spain into
Sleepy Cat that morning, Lefever had
already told their story to Jeffries over
the telephone from Calabasas, and Mrs.
Jefries had thrown open her house to
receive. Nan. Weary from exposure,
confusion and hunger, Nan was only
too grateful for a refuge.
On the evening of the second day De
Spain was invited to join the family at
supper. In the evening the Jeffrieses
went down town.
De Spain was talking with Nan in
the living room when the telephone bell
rang in the library.
De Spain took the call, and a mans
voice answered his salutation. The
speaker asked for Mr.. de Spain and
seemed particular to make sure of his
identity.
'"This," repeated De Spain more than
once, and somewhat testify, els Henry
de Spain speaking"
I'D like to have a little talk with
you, Mr.. de Spain"
"WhO are your
The vein of sharpness in the ones
ton met with no deviation from the
slow, even tone of the voice at the
other end of the wire. ST am not in
position to give you my name" came
the answer, "at least, not over the
wire."
A vague impression suddenly crossed
De SPANS mind that somewhere he
bad heard the voice before. 49,.
10 you Supposed could come, up to
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GREAT BRITAIN SECONDS ,ru
FRANCES REQUEST TO SEND "H"

Washington.-Great Britain 1OlI .Ss
ly joined France in expresslne
hope that an American expedlIlOn" m
force would soon take its pl&'0 .,.n
the western front in Europe. fo ~ n
Secretary Balfour told the Cou n.rish
National Defense that the an
would be overjoyed to WELCOME that
American force in France anu oror
it's early dispatch would have a. tho
nous psychological effect, botn "
Allies and their enemies.
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CHAPTER XIV.
Lefever to the Rescue.

Lefever, chatting in the aspen grove
under the restraint of waiting in the
storm, was ready long before daylight
to break orders and ride in to find
De Spain.
With the first peep of dawn, and
with his men facing him in their sad
dies, Lefever made a short explanation.
II don't want any man to go into the
gap with me this morning under any
misunderstanding or any false pre-
tense" he began cheerfully. Bob
Scott and Bull will stay right here. IF,
by any chance, De Spain makes his
way out while the rest of us are hunt
Ing for him, you'll be here to signal us
three shots, Bob-or to ride in with
De Spain to help carry the rest of us
out. Now, it's like this" he added, adj
dressing the others. 'You, all of you
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CONTROVERSY BETWEEN Ma
MEMS COUNCIL AND covrn,,
MENT SETTLED.
PREPARE new DECLARATION
Governments Foreign Policy ExD.,
ed In Definite Terms and il A..
ted by Soldiers and Workinum.''
Delegates.

Petrograd, via London.-Tha oo..
versy between the Council of wv w.,
mems and Soldiers Delegates and VIZ ~
Provisional Government that e.. ~e
short time had threatened such co.,.
consequences in which, in fact ~
fate of the nation and possibly Of % L'
war were involved has been sett1od u7
Prince Tseretelli, speaking beforo
tremendous assemblage of soldiers ons
workmen, declared that the govosD
ment had prepared new decIaratar
concerning it's foreign policy wbi0I
was in definite language and corn~
sponded to the proclamation of AMI
and embodied the views of the nv
letariat.
When the speaker declared that ~.
temporary government had acuuittod
itself of the charge brought against =,
by explaining in concise terms wbot
it meant by the vague form of vestor
days declaration, a great cheer aroso
from the assembly and lasted for SOW
eral minutes. 1t apparently voiced
the relief which all present felt at tbe
solution of the utmost serious diff,
guilty which had confronted the countrv
since the revolution.
Prince Tsertelli then read the naw
declaration sent the council by The
government, and explained that tba
trouble was over and that the provi
sional government would remain in
power. Democracy, he announced
amid continued cheering, had won
great victory.
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FOR COOPERATION WITH ,eN1
FEDERAL GOVERN"-

Washington. - AdministratnU0s Of
sials of 18O leading 1nstltutiO cor.
lsarning in the United ota''0A dvis
fe,red with a committee of the ..asu osa
DRY Defense Commission ana I'm bs
machinery for cooperation WIG secrt
Government during the wal. s.rencs
tary Baker addressed the lSSatsp'
pointing out that important ..ools d
work can be done by the scn sdOpt
the country, and the educatI
Cd resolutions for active Ssf''
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MORE ENROLL THAN
CAN BE ACCOMMODATE

Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.-Tabulatlou ~
the enrolment for the reserve VI,
GERS training camp here indicated 'nD S
thirty-eight more TennesseanS Sns
Carolinians have qualified for aolui'
Missions than the camp can accom~'
date.