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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

Ten thousand dollars is the
sum asked as damages by Hans
Hauseth, who accuses Dr. II. II.
Slayden OF alternating the affec-
lions of his wife, in a suit filed
in the superior court.
DR. Slayden is an osteopath,
with offices in the Fidelity build
ing, and is a brother of County
Commissioners Slayden. His ac-
cuser is painter living at 2l35
So. Ash st.
In his complaint Mauseth ac-
cuses the doctor of wrongful acts
toward his wife.
Charges Wrongful Acts.
Mauseth says that he and his
wife were married in 1910 and
were living happily together up
to June and July, 1916.
HIS wife first went to the doc
tors office for consultation the
last day of May, 1916, he alleges,
and then went there regularly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
(United Press Leased wirc.,

. WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. s.
The administration resolution
declaring a state of war to exist
between the United States and
Austria from noon, Dec. 5, 1917,
was introduced in the house of
representatives this afternoon.
AS in the declartion against
Germany, President Wilson is en-
powered to employ "the entire ma
val and military forces of the
United States and the resources OF
the government to carry on war
against the imperial and royal
Austro- Hungarian government and
to bring the conflict to success
full termination all the resources
of the country are hereby pledged
by the congress Of the United
States"
Passage Certain.
Chairman Flood Of the house
committee on foreign affairs in
troduced the resolution.
1t will be approved by the
committee in formal session this
afternoon and by the entire mem
bership. of the house, probably to-
morrow. The senate will receive
the resolution when it reconvenes
Friday. Passage thru congress
is certain.
The resolution follows:
Whereas, the royal and i'm
perial Austro-Hungarian govern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
SWISS GIVEN
u. S. PLEDGE
(United Press Leassd wire.,


WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 5.
The U. S. government has sent
Switzerland message pledging
itself to respect Swiss neutrality.
The occasion for this was not
made clear by the state de-
pertinent today, except that
1t is In line with action taken by
their governments.
1t was recalled, however, that
Germany had recently spread
word that when Americas full
force had reached the west front
1t was the purpose of the U. s.
to overrun Switzerland. The
message was designed to counter
act this propaganda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. D.
In the afterglow of the historic
light that shone on Washington
when the president addressed
congress there was today only
one shadow, a small one-La Fol-
lette.
The Wisconsin senator's stud
fed disregard in the face of his
colleagues enthusiastic reception
of everything the president said
is the talk of Washington.
The air between these two
former friends-the one now a
world war leader, the other a
pacifist and under investigation
on disloyalty charges-was icy
La Toilette sat within five
PAGES of the speakers dais, on
which the president stood.
Never once did he take his eyes
off him, never once did he indi-
cate that he heard word he
said, albeit his associates were
on their feet, clapping and Yell
ing from time to time.
La Toilette sat alone among
his fellow senator's. slouched far
down in his seat, elbow on chair
arm, chin in hand. IS
He was the only person in the
chamber who did not rise out of
respect to the president.
He sat with a half smile, half
sheer, on his face.
And when the president de-
nounced the clamor Of the nose
fly thoughtless and troublesome
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
Pick Comfort
Station Site

At last the city has found q site
for its downtown comfort station,
for which $1,000 was set aside
IN the 1917 budget.
The station will be built I'M
deBground at 10th and A sts.. In
connection with the new loading
station and waiting room for the
municipaI street car line.
An ordinance providing the
money for immediate work on the
underground station was given
first reading before the coancil
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
CITY TO PASS
BILL AT ONCE

Tacoma is preparing to quaran-
tine undesirable women and men
of the underworld.
At a special session of the city
council Thursday, called on re-
quest of Commissioner Petit, an
ordinance will be passed providing
for the detention, medical exam
ination and quarantine of all per-
sons caught in the vice dragnet.
City Health Officer DR.. Henry
will be called upon to give physi-
cal examinations to all undesir-
ables placed in the city jail.
To Use Dock.
A quarantine station for diseas-
ed persons will be established in
the former federal immigration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
LICENSES FOR
TEN STORES

Ten Tacoma drug stores were
granted licenses to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors under police supervis-
ion by the city council Wednes-
day.
They are Michael Bros, J. j.
Yuill, S. II. Short. Larsen Pharm-
acy, Central, Economy, French,
Old Tacoma and Virges.
The Crown Drug Co. which
pleaded guilty to violation of tho
prohibition law last week, has
withdrawn its application for a
license.
The Mcmillan Bros applica-
ton is being held up pending the
trial of charges against the drug
gists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
CAPTURED

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
AMERICAN FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS, FRANCE, Dec.
5.-Ge,nIAn troops fighting
around Cambria have captur-
ed "a few Americans, accord
ing to unofficial word receiv-
ell today from the British
front.
Headquarters has issued
no confirmation as yet. III
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

detention station at teh municipal
dock.
1t will be presided over by Of
ficers working Jointly under the
police and health departments.
Diseased prisoners will be kept
in the detention station until
cured, and If they still have any
of their sentence hanging over
them, will be returned to the city
Jail.
This system of quarantine has
been in operation successfully in
Portland and was recently insti--
tuted in Seattle. Judge John M.
McCourt, former district attorney
at Portland, and now acting as
vice investigator for the govern
ment, recommended Tacoma adopt
the plan.
Will Keep Many Out.
Not only should the ordinance
keep a large number of undesir-
ables out of the city, but it should
prevent largely the communica-
ton of dangerous social diseases
to soldiers of Camp Lewis, Judge
McCourt says.
In the past the police have
been forced to keep diseased pris-
oners in the same cells with other
arrested persons. There has been
no effort to effect cures, and in
many cases the prisoners have
been turned out of Jail in far
worse condition than when they
entered.
In some cases county physicians
have been called to attend dis
eased prisoners, but their super
vision has not been permanent
enough or close enough to effect
any cures.
Ideal Quarters.
The municipal dock detention
station. which was built by the
city for the immigration depart
ment, and later abandoned by the
government, will be an ideal quar-
antine station, concilmen believe.
1t has separate quarters for
women and men. is wei ventilated
and roomy. There are accommo-
dations for 100.
The station was used for some
time by the End Washington
guards who were stationed in Ia
coma, but has been unoccupied
since the regiment left for France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-A
company of engineers newly
arrived from camp at Peters
burg, Va, were sent to the
American university grounds
for drill.
As they wheeled into posi-
ton at one side of the field
several of the men shifted .
suspiciously and made wry
faces.
One translated his emo
tions into words. I'D think
they'd get that carcass away.
It smells fit to XIII"
He pointed out the form
Of . dead horse lying 80 yards
away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

the news IL true, Il il stated
ON authority mat the number
of Americans taken was
small.
American headquarters has
not Az yet received "A REPORT
Of the Cambrai fighting, In
which American army mgi-
neers participated. No an
nOuncement of casualties In
yet available.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
QUANTITY OF
EXPLOSIVES
ON STEAMER

Omitted Press Leased Wire)
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Dec. 5-Fire broke out in
the forward coal bunkers of munitions ship at the
dock here The ammunition is stored in the after part
of the vessel
The blaze was believed under control this after
noon. Holes were bored in the ships side so fire
boat could get water to the flames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

AWARD CAR AID CONTRACr

The city council will award .
contract to r. G.. Scott & Co. for
placing street car ads in the mu-
nicipal cars, according to an or
dinance introduced Wednesday,.
A revenue Of $50 per year per car
will be received.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
Somebody Must Have Been
Bothering Our Little Pet !

pacifists and said "they may
safely be left to strut their UNI
easy hour and be forgotten" Il
Toilette gave no sign that he
noticed, save deepening tinge
crept over his naturally rudy
complexion,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

tertaining land otherwise) tales
for the great American public to
hear by whispered routes. q
Ahern, Times nut artist, has
adopted der baron and will chron-
icle his goings and comings and
doings in the Squirrel Food strip
on page 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
ToDAY,s Ur.EARNGs

Clearings .........S 613,ss0.37l
beaancee ...'.~ 1855 .S5,SIzE
Transactions =. - !. ss7so77.71'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05

Folks, this 10 Baron Rumor--
Shakel
Now that you are acquainted,
we hope you will be nice to der
baron and appreciate him at his
true worth.
He IL the parsonage the kaiser
has appointed to manufacture en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-05
NEWS AS SHE is BROKE TO
THE PUBLIC IN SOME
UP-TO-DATE JOURNALS.

UP-TO-DATE JOURNALS.
"Yet Austria has been repre-
scented officially at Washington
Diplomatic relations have not even
been broken. Editorial In last
nights Trib.
Not that anybody this side
Of Berlin gives = cuss hut Just
as . betting proposition, how
do you suppose IAFNo1ly viii
vote ON the Austrian rcsolu-
tion?
Gold and silver have I none,
Nor have l q lump Of coal;
Salt and meal are growing low,
Empty is the sugar howl.
Russian Officers and ~
yates' pay, says PetroGRod
Dispatch, are the samI&
Nothing?
LESS than q ton Of choooo !
month has been received from ~
rope IN the past year. n Aueu1
only. 80 pounds. (.
This probably accounts NJ t1
fact that eveey time Ne 0r111
cheepe sandwich st Joe's ~ ~ Il
re6a asks "Americsn 6 ovl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
ilencr II 9lanmuOIl. QaacrdaMs

5iini3c6n Ecrioucn oas 6encrsgefou
acrcttet. tSrdulein Sophie 6.
&enuinotnn crIciOet 9rouOwm.
ocu. 5euer in eiucm 2o9iy.
bduS all ser 5traBa.
Gur1 einen ii6er6ei5ten Gicn IN
Dem &eaer Ocs SouieS BON 6rou S.
GilQbniou 9ir. fl, Glt5rapflinitr.,
brad 9citeru W}orgen elm 6eucr ans,
oos BON 6rml GiIgbmon rehbeitig
cut6edt milr0e. sic pcdte sic fiinf-
3cbn Eerioncn, mel1e in 0em &oule
mobncn. Der 40 Sabre olte gtcger
Soiep6 'Giercc, Der in Dem Sauie ar
beitet mo iii ocm Seller eingeibloien
mar, mlirOe bolb o6nuG6tig bon Ger
oIarnirten 6cuermebr in Si1cr6cit
oe6radt. Ger S1aoen lit nicbt be-
0eutenO.
2 SptrituSbrenner fteI nm.
Sdmer56oite 9ronopunoen am
Gberlorper lmo i'm @eiibt 500 iidb
geitcrn Wlorgen sri. Sophie s. @cn.
nington 5lL ais lie bei'm 9(nflciOen
IN ibrer &o6mng, in sen W}t 9ioDal-
NpartmentS cincn brenneuoen Spi-
rituS6renner imimorf scr i6r ii Ocn
SGooB fiel lmO ibre &leiopng in
9rano icBtc. SRI. bennington mari
iib ioiort eineu Seppi9 iiber oen
&0rpcr lnO critidtc oie 6lommen.
Ger 5rBbooen lpor c6enfoIIS in
9rouo acrot6en. Oie 5lommen mlr-
Oen aber Don oem SouSoiener Qc-
loidt, Der oui Die Siilferilie, pcl6e
Sri Ecunipgton mlSaeiioBen bate,
bcr6cigeeit iuor. Sic GerIeBte mlr.
DC pon Gr 8. Garu &arron ser in
ocn l2t. 9ioDol 9IportementS mo6nt,
be5onoclt SRI &enniugtou III IN
meiten Greileu bcfonnt. sic iii cine
9}idtc bon gloniirol Plates Stirling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Gfeutiidlrs lIrthri[.

9erlin, t3. Wld3. SSnoem CT
oie wioeriprebenoen Selegronrne ans
Den &er. Siaoten, nit oeHen Hellter
0eiltiblono periie6t. 9ieoue poiiirea
ldBt ioet Der n&orm6rts~
y9dw ems lit iiber. Gas it, ooB
ole (amerifoniide) &rieeS @reiie ei'
nen umgebeiiren Drud aui Die oiient-
lide l}einma ousii6t, ollgenicbeinlib
5u Oem 3mede, oas &olf nit Oen @e-
fiiblen 81 impien, oie Der Erdiioent
in leinem ei9cncit g2orte III ieiner
9otihoit mlsgeOriidt Bat: rSSeBt 5iI-
riirhueiben III lmm6glicb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
GcS SlriOicbita6ls 6ci&nIOiat.

Ger Al Sabre alte SSoiepb yollng
bon 9tr. 1872, @intcr. .Strobc wurOe
geltern glbcn0 bon &un0cs5erecant
@loonc1, Seraeont S1ole itnO ocm
Noli5iiten 2oofinglono uer6aitet.
Ser gteecr lit nit 5wei on0ereu &oiie-
9enollen melde bon Der @rooflpncr
Foli5e fciteenonnncn purOen, onge-
l6uIoiat, 9leiborren i'm @ert6e oon
$500 md6renO ser leBten orci W}o-
note BON Scr v9ioIin Monlnentol
60" IN Curtis @a0 9cito6lcn 5u ia.
Zen. @r ioa 0os M}etaa auf cineul
9SaQen fort9cIcbleppt 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
glidlt III grieffurm.

q 9(mlter0om 13. @ldr5, Dia
2onoou. Gon Der n9|orooeuticben
glugemeinen 8eitlmg~ in 9crlit ei-
mem bol6offi5iellen 0reoiL miro bers
iibert, ooB sic Snitmftionen ocS
StootsicfretGrs 0cs 9hswGrtigen,
Or. 8immermaun an Ben @elauotea
@d6orot IN 0lerifo be5iiglidb eineS
eoentuelleu 9iinoniiies 5wiicben
DeutihIono imo N}crito mo SSopnu
uidt in Der 5orm eines 9riefeS bon
Berlin noG gSoibineton oocr bon
gSoibinoton nocb @ierifo it6ernlitteIt
muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
gIrme glaAcrin 6cltulIen.

@inen oemeineu 0iebiio6( an ciucr
ormen 9tdberjL Scr 1rou @iinuie
tCiirosti bon 9fr. 1915, @atiou-
StraBe, welhe iih ourA 9tdbeu bon
aIeioern iiir oie 6irma Sambilrger
4 S0bne fiimmerIib ernGbrt, begin.
gen oie ans %irginien Itonmenoen
Dlidacl @uonu, @aloni Cuplico uno
RauI @la8ustp bon Nr. 9i6, GIt.
Frott-StroBe, inoem iie ocrieIben oic
" slrbeit beiinOlihen &Iciocr i'm
SSert6e BON $i2 itolen, Cie Fol3ci
oes oitlid6eu Giitrifts perboitete oas
Srio rno bofit Sic aeito6Ieneu GU
1eu 3u iinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Q0nNon mirNIa nnhehnnLidl

Sonoon. IS. NlGr3. ggie bri.
tii6e @eobobter Ole uliiii6e cage on-
leben bat scr Gar eiuen ungcpobu.
lid Oroltiicbcn Shritt lmternommen,
inoem er Diuna uno 9leihsrat6 Der.
togte, I'M otn gtabriugSmitteI. o.
monltrqtioneu entgegcn5utretcu sic
an9eblid) bon niht 5l ernitem @ba.
ratter oepeien ino.
Scr vGailp Gele9rop6" commcn.
tirt beute oa6iu, es ici 6e0aucrlirh,
Dab Elm ioldcs @orgebeu crfolgt lci,
oa Ole Dnma lietS Elm .5i6crbcitS.
pentil" fiir Die oiientliAc Nleimml
bilOc uuO lire Sibuugcn sic Sage
oeS e5onnenicbeinS, lore &ertoqlna
aber Oie Eeriooe Ger SouneuiinIier.
nib beoelteteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Grlitt einen 9dJlaefina.

gin Der @de bon @ilIen uuo 5or.
reit.StroBe erlitt oeitern 91o6mittoQ
Die GO Sabre olte 6rou @}orD 6rancc
bon Ser 1924 2lisqiitb StroBe, ei.
nen S6logfluB. Sic murOe in BE-.
wuBtloiem 3ultanOe nod oem Niercp.
SoipitoI gebrobt no iie gelterl
9Ibcno bon i6reu glngeb6rigen ioeu.
tiii3irt wur6c. Ole @oli8ei fonnte oen
gfanen Der SSrau niht IN Griobrung
briuaen biz eiuige Shmoen ipdter
Die gngeborigen Der 6rol meloeteh
Dob oielelbe nab Smiie getommep
mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
gIcacr anacOIidl 6etrOacn.

@orrp Wdllnon bon 9d. 10061b,
2om StroBe mliroe oeitern BON 9iih.
ter @odar bin Der mittleren &oli5ei
itotion inter ser 9Inidmoiguua, nn.
gebli6 oen yleger SomeS 0oung I'M
SIS 6ctrogeu 81 babcn Dem @eridtS
berio6ren iiberpielen, Doung be,
8cuotc, Dob cr III Dem 2ooen BON
N}illmon cine 3mon6io 0oIlor 9Sote
wedieln lieB mo ooB ibm 3pei neue
Gin 0olIariMeine oIs 6iinf Dollor.
'icbeine gegeben murOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
S'cim siiacIn Oer6ranut.

9ein 9iiaeln ibrcr &leioer Itcdtc
oie 40 Sabre oIte Srou Sulia SOL
lono BON gir. 1926, @eit &rott Stry
ibre &IeiOcr in 9ronO. Sic erlitt
@ronOmunocn al Ocr rehten a6rper.
icite. 9lnBcroem muroen ibre beioell
Sqnoe idmer oerlctt Sbre Go1ter
9nina l0i3te sic SSloumen iuocu iic
cinen @imr SSoiicr iiber Oie Ndlttcr
Iditttete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
glcne nsOmnIer0. .eicntellant8.

Sn Der 5meiteu S1lfte ser ndcbitcn
gSohe meroen eine g(n5abl @oltimo-
rcr iib Der @riifung iiber sic 5d6gs
felt 5um u&eierpe.Offi5icr" Der Bum
Ocs-9lrmce inter5icben 0ie 0ffia
6ierspriiiltng miro lieutenant GboS.
gS Gllicott lln0 Die dr5tlite Inter
iucbrng Sieutenont Or. 8. g. gliAolS
BON Sort Somoro abbolten. 8olgcnoc
%crren muroen aui9eforocrt iiN
aweds or8tli@er llnteriudung bel
OF. Somoro III Sort Somaro ein5lls
fhi0en; Sobn S. Sbcr, Syobn g8iliou
@ropn 6rcoerid $. Senni96ollielL
9. 5. &opnono, Burton $. 81. Sian.
ooll @rDon s. 0oncp, 0e GonrcD
gS. Grrid ccrolo 6. GonuclIp, SreO.
6. Goliton 9llpbcils .. Gobronc ino
.. & @rouion bon @tortinSburg,
g9 .gSu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
SlcnScrims in GyrudJtratcn.

Sn tcntotibcr @utideionno Der 8wi.
i6enitootIicben SonoeIS Cont
niiiiion ooroeieben 8obnen
oiirieu bis 2. 9lpril GiuoanO er.
6ebcu.
@oi6inotom 10. @ldr5.
Iic 3piicbcnItootlic6e SanOclSsGoui,
miiiion Bat oen trunscontinentolcn
9o6nen oen prooiiorii6en 9eiuno
in Sen @e6irgS Goteu 6daen Dor.
gelegt lpeIcbe cine Oolige llnnudI.
5ung IN Dem SUitelu Der Sruc6trotcu
5wiibcn Dem Often uuO me 8eiten
poriebeu Die 9nbnen 6oben bis
5un 9. 9lpril 3eit erbolteiL irgeuO.
iueldc @iiupdnNe 5lp er6e6en.
Sic Gonnliiiiou lit ser glniiht
OaB Oie nieOri9cH &or5ues 9Sro.
ouftions.Gentren Gaten bon oTtli1eu
nod6 pacifiicGen S6ien obgcic1ofit
meroeu iollen.
&iernnb per0eu penn Ser 9e,
fuo cnogiiltig eema6t meroeu ioa-
tc, pcroeu 5wiiheuliegcnOe @umfte
nieoriae Gateu oou 6itlihen Gentren
erbolten pie noD Scr Giiite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Sattie anmIe9n mod nidt beiier.

SSn Dem 9cfinoen bon Sri. Sottie
Gunlcbn bon gir. 1915, 0it.6ooettc.
Strobe, sic bel Ger perludtcn &ct-
tlng ibrer @hitter icbmere @rouo-
wunocn oopoutrug 1T cine @enolmg
gum 9cIicren nod nidt emgctreten
Die oil Scr 2lngenent8iin0ltug lci-
oenoe iipioite So6ter @}intie befin.
oct itN ouf Dem gSegc Der 8eiiering.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Gem @cfansuiR ii6cr,uicIcm.

Sm &oIi5eigeri6t in Canton itcllte
aeitern &oli5eiridter z. 9opor0
gSiuioms oie megcn alpfer6iebItobIS
bon Der Baltimore smcltiug ans
Boiling SO. beiduloigten SSobn
@reppner, @onoce @imop, 8reoerid
Mords rno @eoree Rottp lmter cine
9iireihoft bon $500, inO wur0cn
oieieIben in @rnougelung oerlelben
0en @efGnaniR iiGeripieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
Organizations 9l6cnO.

StouO ouf Oem acitriocn @roorom.
me Der ct. SobanneS Stride an.
ldBIi9 OeS goloeneu &ubil0irmS.
Gem &irdenrat6 Gin Gbed in
S01e bon $500 bonn 6rouenoer-
Elm i6errcic5t. @ielc 8rcln0c
anweicuo,
SSu Scr Ct. So6ouucs Stride, Gde
Somboro. mo Got6erincitroBe ianO
geitern 2l6eno anldBli9 oeS goloencn
oSu6ildluus 0cr anc6en @cmeiuOe
Gin &creins 9l6cnO, ooq 6ciicr &C.
Iagt, Gin Crqauiiotious.9l6eno, itott.
g9ieoeuuu woreu Die 9i1lulIidfeiten
Der &irben @emeinOe BON aotteS-
iiirrbtigcu &erionen ongciiiQt. peIcbe
Oos icbone @rogranun onoG6tig per-
iolgtelt Ger gciiri0e 9l6euo scr @e.
0GdtniBicicr mar BON Den N}dnners,
6rauells SSugenO, uuo &6ilooeo-
&ereinen Deronitaltet. 9lae oieie Gr-
ganiiotionen moren itarf pcrt3rcten
0cr6rmten Gcrein ser &creinig
fen Geltiden@emeinOe in Canton
mar rnter Dem @ciicin pn &oitpr
Sobn @ob mo ieiner @eno6ltn IN
@orpore eri1ienen. sSn enler inte.
reiianten glniprac6e 6e9liidpiinicbtc
%aitor 9oB Die Su6ildiuuS @e.
meinOe. @oiior Ginot6ells Se6man
bon Columbus iprab iiber Die Sir
ben 2rgoniiationS 9lrbeit unO
ernOtetc oollen 9eifaII inter oen
glnpeicnoen
9lls 6rou @at9orinc 9ieoenfopp,
0ie @r0iiOeuti pom 5roueu Scr
ein, eincn @6ed iiber $500 Dem
8rGiOenen oes &ir6eurot6eS, @co.
&epp, iiberreicbte, Inn oic SGulocn
ser Stride 81 tilgen Woate ser 9ei.
ioQ fein @noe nebmen.
0os geltrige Sirden &rogranni
mar rcidboltig mo bot 0en picleu
glnpcienOeu peridieOeuortige llntel
laltllug gar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Nod6ctogt peridieo oeitcrn i'm
Sll5sblre.Seim, 9Ir. TAG, ggeit9er.
motouitroBe 5rot GIiiabet6 SORT.
Ole SerbliCbene, oie i6rem Soften
Sobn SorIt III Oen 800 iol9t, bate
ein 9llter Ocu 80 So6reu crreid5t.
Gie 8eer0iauuo finoet am Gonners.
tag 9}a@mittaa lin 2 ll6r pom Seim
ans ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14
glns OentIden gycreinen.

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CONCERT nit Ball. ~ @lci6folls
Elm 9uSiluG nit ocr g8ittclsbob-
SEXTON nod 9orf, &o., in 9lu5.
li6t genonrmen. So3ioliitiibe
Seoertofcl miro Elm Salpotor.
Set o66olten.
Scr G6olia MGuncrdjor belt Qe-
tern 9l6eno in ieiuem &ereins.9ofo-
le, WloBniller's.Soae an Scr Gen-
trol-9loe, leine regelnGBige @e-
l60itSiibing unO SinQihnoe a6.
Erdiioent 6ronf g9icBner fii6rte Sen
@orliB. Ger Sctretdr @eorge Sim.
lneI5eber perloS elm Gonfibrei6cn
oes Gbulia Iumens&ercinS fiir oie
5o5lreide 9etbeiligma an Dem 9e-
ordbniB Der peritorbenen @rGlioen-
tin Oes 0anen.@ereins, 6rou Scle-
ne 9lbrei4, inO Den idb0nen 9lmneu-
l9nud Ger &erein mir0 i'm gIpril
EN- CONCERT inO Ball geben ltr0 ipd.
ter I'M Gcrein nit Scr g9ittelS6ob.
Settion einen 9usiug no6 g)orf,
Fo., imterncbmen. 9ld6eres iI6cr
oaS Gonjert lmo ii6er Sen 9(usflug
miro ip0ter 6cidlo1en merOen.
nSo3ioIiitii6e 2ieOer
tofeI.~
Die oSo5ialiitiibe 2icOcrtaicI~
6ieIs am lebten Sonntag einen 6omi-
lieu9l6eno in i6rem Ghlb6mls an ser
,5reOerid -9(oenuc. 0os fleine Scit,
an Dem Id sic N1itolieOcr iu0 i6re
6omilien 6et6eiligtcn, perliei rebt
biibicb lmo an9cnebm @s fono iold'
all9emeincn 2lntlang ooB eeitern
glbenO. onldBli6 Scr regelmdBigcn
@elbditsiiBlmg oes &ereius, beibloi.
len wuroe, icocn Sonntog 5u einem
genlit6li6en 6omiliens9lbenO 3uIom.
men 5u fommen Die Sanger be-
i6Iofeu ierner, ii1 6eute, Ntitt-
nod ooS oentid6e Gbcoteritiid III 9ll-
boIe6's E6eater m3iie6en. Der
FrGiioent oey oSo3ioliitiI9en 2icocr-
taieI", 2ollis Sartmmm, miro am
Donnerita9 ieineu @ebirtstog ieierL
lmo oie Singer meroen i6m eiu
St0uOden 6rIngen 81 Dem iie unter
9Inleitrng fires 0irigenteu sSobn
Gia einige 2ieoer eineeiibt ba6en.
IN ndbiter 3eit miro Der Gerem eiu
SolOotorieit ieierlL 81 oem es and
ertra ieine 9odlpurit geben miro.
Gem &erein idloB lib SEER So6n
Q9oli ais aftipes Ntitelie0 an. &ou
iebt ab miro ieoenr @Gtglieo 3lm sc
biuistog ein &ereinSa63eiden Der.
e6rt mer6en. Ger @cri6t ii6er Sen
@ldSfenboQ ror eilt ie6r eiinitiger
DS6uIio Tomen -|ercin.~
9(m oergangeneu Niontog bielten
Die Wiitalieocr Oes rS6olia Gomen-
Gereins" ibre reeeluGBige Siblmg in
pMoBmiiaer's @aae" i6rem &ercins-
lofole, inter oen &oriib ser Gicc-
8rdiioentin Srau Gliiobet6 &ieBner.
Seit 90 Sa6rcn mar cs oaS critic
MaI, ooB ser Stibl ser 4'rdiiOentin
IN Solge oes gl6lebcns Der biS6erigen
&oriiberin Sran SeIene 2lbreiG,
leer tano. Gie @o6I Der ncnen
Erdiioeiitin miro 8ur Sobresiibung
nm eriien Montag i'm @ioi ooroenom-
men meroeli.
9Inl6Bli6 i6res @eburtstooes bat
6rl. 9lnna S5iricb cine 9lr5a6I 6relm-
oiuuen 6arunter oud sic Grippe
bonn gIbcnO 6eS oGbolia~ ~.Mosfen.
bolles, 5u Ger oas @cburtstopsfino
9e60rt 6otte, 5lrnt Solnitog 9l6eno in
Die &obmlng ibrer gltcrn, gir. SIG,
gloro-2imooo9 eingeIdoen.