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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
SU6lentcuOcr oerammt.

@oi6ington 10. 9lpril.-Gin
&o6lentenoer ser Nlorine, oeiien
g}ome periHmiegen ge6aIten miro,
mlroe in Sampton Goaos auf oen
Strand aeiest, nm i'm Dor Dem Sin.
fen 81 bepa6ren. Gr mar 'oirdb eiit
Shiff 9erommt poroen. Nlit einem
God I'M &umpf liegt oas 6o6r5eug
bis sur Sobe oeS oberen gerOeds i'm
@oiier, fam aber na1 9(niidt ser
Sffi5iere idneIl repQroirt itno flott
gena6t peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Die myitcri5ic rsctiS.D

Iie6iibc Glitter, oic i6ren glamen ais
9lo9acl Strot6er onga6, inter
bober 9iireiGoit Dem @cridts-
Derfa6rcn iiberipiciien poroen-
Ste6t i'm @eroodt, cine groBe
9ln5a6l Gie6itd6le, Die gemeIoet
wuroen aus9efiibrt 81 ba6en.
Cine 9legerin oie ibren 9lamen
ais 9oHoel Strot6er, BON 9ir. 1914,
9IorO-@oIie- -StraBe, Der @oli5ei an.
CAB, uno tpcgen angeblicbcu Gic6'
itqblS bonn Sergcnnten gtelion unO
%oli5iIt Wlind in oic norooitlicbe go
Ii5eiitotion eingeliefert wuroe, lit
olrr6 Oen @oli5eiri1ter Copfins I'M.
ter elmer 9iirgidait bon ie $1,000
Dem @eridt iibcrpicieli- worOen. Die
@oli5ei gloubt, in OerieIben Die mp-
iterioie ,9etiD" wieOer 81 erfennen,
mel9e Dor 5mei Sobren in cine Pin.
5o6l BON GiebitGblcn pcriuidelt mar.
Iie @ei1ulOi9te ioll ouge6lib bon
6rou 6onnie Sail, bon gtr. 424 g.
Gobinion-StroBe, 9lrtifeI i'm g8ertbc
BON $74 uno iolbe IN 0obe bon
500 bonn SsraeIitiiden Soipitol
qeitoblen baben. Den 3eugenausia.
gen 3ufoIge peri6wnnoen nod Dem
0ienitontritt ser geiduloigten ans
Sen eenonnten SGiiern aleioer, Mo-
bel mo onocre 9lrtifeI, BON Oenen
fait cine @ogenlaoln9 I'M Souic DER
Ncgerin Our6 Sergeont 9ieIion imo
@oli5ilt Nlin1 wicoererIanet mur-
oen
Socpb mnB Drummer.
g(Is SSoiep6 9romn ein ais Cuba
itommcnOer 9}eeer, bon Slrtbur arii-
ger, cinem Speiiewirt6, in 9tr. 81,
9}oro-SoworO.StroB ans ieincr
SteIlune eutIoHen murOc, eerict6 er
in cine hlr6t6are @ut6 unO muBte
meeen 9lnbeitorme Oerboftet ucroen-
Sein @liit61cn bate iidb geitern
Nlorgen etmos abgctiiblt unb 9ii6ter
Syo6onnIcn, bonn meitIiden' GiIttift,
iebte i'm auf freien SUB, na6oem
audi &rugcr geiagt botte, OoB er
Dem 9}eger ieinen 2obn onS5ablen
miirOe. 9(ilf ser Greppe oeS EoIi5ei-
gebGuoes beOrobtc Der gleger bei'm
Reconsideration pie0er ieinen che
moIigen 9(rbeitgeber, ioooB oericIbe
ae5pln9en mar, mieOcr sic 8erbof.
ting oes @oIlfopfes 5u beronlaiien
N}ieies @lol beitraite 9li6ter So
bannien oen 9leecr 8ur 3obIung bon
81 uno Soften, etuos mebr, ipie er
BON arueer erbolten. @r wanoertc
infolee oeiien ms @eidnsniB.
2 6neIlfo brer beitraft.
@egen S1nelIfa6rens nit ibren
botten iiB geitern Dor
%oli5eiri9ter SbroeOcr I'M noroli.
den Giitrift s. Burger BON 9lr
1898 ct. Tnul.StraBe, lmo Samuel
6. g9aIlace bon 9tr. 3040 9lbell.
9loenue, 81 oeranhporten unO mur.
ben je 8u elmer @eIoitrqfe BON SO
nebIt Soften beroonnert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
scds suOtc 6ci grauO.

@iinoeiteus 5wan5ig @erleste. NJ @r.
ploiion bon 6ilms in elmer Slim
8orle Oie llridcbe. ~ Ole giamen
Ser 0pfer. Der llnfoa ereig.
nete Iib in indianapolis.
Sn6fonapolis, 10. 9tpriI.--
Cc6s @erlonen fonoen ben 600 uno
onOere erlitten @erleslngen bel ei.
nem 6euer, meI6es iniolse Der gr.
ploIion BON g9anoelbilOer.6ilms in
Dem 9ureou elmer 6ilm-9orie I'M
Golfor Office-@ebdiloe i'm 5ieiigen
@eidGitsoiItrift entitano.
8ier5ig %erionen beionoen iid in
Sem @eb1iloe, ais Die @rploiion iih
5utrug, imO cine 9ln5a6l bon 6raucn
Crlitten @erlebuneen bel Der Eonif,
oie Dem g(usbrud Der 6lanmen
iolgte.
0ie So0ten iino:
Or. 01ort6a 6. Seller, ein Slr5t.
Sarrp 9lowIono, tS Sabre alt, Elm
stnqeltcllter ser Sole 0lotor SO.
Seonu Griffin, 1S Sabre alt.
9io6ert @riffin, IA Sabre alt.
5rau 90. Griffin Whltter bon
2eond un0 9iobert @riftin.
Cine uni6entifi5irte 6rau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
8nr lcttcu 0ln6c ocbcttct.

gluf Dem SSeitern 6rieobof muroe &C.
iteru Sr. Socob Seffner 81 0jrubc
getrogcn. II 6ru gluelito g9.
0ienbort lmo 6r. 9(lfrco 6. 9fice
fon0en ebenfoas bort ibre Ieete
gfubeitott. II @robcs Eraueree-
folge onpeieno.
Inter Dem @eleite elmer groBen
9ln5o6l bon Seiotrogenoen ipurOe ge-
Itcrn Ofadnittag Oie 9ei6e oes am
IienItQg in ieiner @obmmg Olr.
1914, Sonooer StroBe, oeritor6enen
Soffner ouf Dem @eitern 6rieobofe
5u @ro6e getragen. @aitor @ooOS
bon ser proteItantii6en Wlet6ooiItei.
Stride. tuel1er ser GnbingeIbieOene
onge6orte, 6ielt oen Srauergottes-
Oienit. Ser Sarg nor nit i60nen
9lunienipenoen geibniidt, Die Dem
9lnoenfen OeS Ger6li1enen bon iei.
men sIngeb0rigen rnO bielen Srelln-
oen gelpiOmet poren. 9us 9obrtud.
TRIGGER fungirten Oie Serren Syobn
Wlartin, George Simon sc. 8. Syen-
nings, Soi6ua @reen 6reoerid @,
gllledner imO @iaiom s.. @ider.
Serr Saffner murOe Dor 67 Syobren
in Sttersbo6 BEL Yfor3beim in @a-
Den eeboren unO fam i'm Sabre 1882
nod glmerifo. @r 6interl6Bt ouBer
Ieiner @ittue Oingeie Saifner, 5pei
Sobne, Gorl unO g9iaiom 5iuci
Eodter, Nlinnie Soffner unO Truu
9iidie @d6orOt, ioiuie iie6en @nfel.
glugitito @. 9ienbart.
Cine groBe 3rouergemcinOe 6otte
ii9 geItern gladnlittog in Sem SouIe
Ger. 1923, 9iiberiiOe 9loenue, eingc-
fitnoen, INN ser am N1ontag elmer
Complication bon &ronf6eiten erie
genen 6rau 9(i9uita @. Dien6orot
Oie lebte @bre 0u ertpeiien. 9aItor
Hbilipp s. Sennigbouien bon ser
ct. Step6oni-air6e belt cinen tief-
erereifeu0en SrouergottesoienIt un0
miomete Der GabingeidieOenen einen
l1onen Na6ruf an ibrer @ra6It1tte
ouf DEM @eIteru 6rieobofe. Gic
0obre pur0e bon 0rei g1effen ser
6rau TienbarOt, @illiam Syofel, Gle
mems @boff rno Go6ert @6off, uno
Oen Serren @iaiam g9belep, @m.
Self unO @iaium Sones getragerL
lno tpar iiber uno iiber nit pra1t-
bollen glumenipen0en beoedt. Sroit
Gien6ort botte Dor Go SSobren in Wla-
rieniee in @eItpreuBen Oos 9i6t ser
@elt erbIidt unO fam Dor 44 SSo6ren
no6 9lmerifa. sic binterlGBt ouBer
i6rem @atten Sulius S. 9ienbart,
fiinf S0bne, gluguit, 9luoolf, Sulius,
0lobert rno 6reOerid, ilnO orei So9-
ter, Moraoret 9llma unO Wlollie.
AuBeroem miro lle BON 5lpet Srus
Oeru 0fuooIf @6off lno Sermanu
@boff bon glepport Stems, iiberlebt.
9ufreo 6. ,Jfice.
0ie Iterbli9en llebcrrelte oes om
0ienltog in ieinem Seim, Scr. 1921,
Yotopsco-StroBe, einen longpieri-
gen 2eioen erIegenen 9llfreo 6. 0lice
nuroen geitern ouf Dem &eitern
6rieobofe 6u @robe getroeen. Sm
Srouerbouie lopobl, mie am @robe
purOe ein feierli6cr @ottesoienit ee.
bolten. Sr. 9iice miro BON ieiner
@ittwe, 6rml sc. @li6nbetb 9tice, unO
leiner Wlltter, 6rau 2ucp 80. 9fice,
tief betrauert. 6reunoe oes 8eritor-
benen botten oos 9[mt ais 9obrtu6-
trdger ii6ernommen unO berrlide
@lumcnipenoen am @robe nieoerge-
leet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

Ser 7-id6rige Serome SeioI, BON
g9r. t57, @illiam-StroBe, ronnte ge-
Itern g}aGmittoe oireft Dor Ieinem
Seim eegen oas 9lltomobil oes in
O2r. 2Ot7 Sonoper-Str, wo6nenocn
So6n 81. Soucod. Ser 2ebtere bra6-
te oen Snaben Ser 81 9ooen eeWor.
fen uno inn @eiidt leiht OerIett mar,
nod Sauie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
gleaer idlpfI amf 9Suliailten.

SSn groBe 9lufregung muroen &C.
itern Wioreen tilr8 nn9 A llbr- Die
@elpobner an Der Gborles- unO Ga
rntoeo-StroBe bericet, ais Sereeont
@ortin &uoel llno &oli0ilt Sind bonn
mittlercn Diltrift einen Neger ber-
foleten uno mebrere S1iiiie orf ben.
Icl6en obfeuerten. Ser Sliebenoe
5og ebenfoas einen &eooloer uno
iporte nit iciner W3iinition nibt.
Ole Soeo eing n0rOlid 6ur6 Die
GborIes-StroBe. Scr gleeer/boe in
Oie Hleoiont- -StroBe Elm, ipo/er iplIr-
los beri1monO. gr botte lib in Der
Gborles -StroBe beroddtig benom-
men moourH er oie 9LuraerfIonteit
BON Sergeant 9fuOel ouf ii6 Ientte.
9(ls er oufgefor6ert muroe, Iteben 5il
blciben, ergriff er Die Sluht itnO 900
einen groBen Ee0oIper aus Der Ga.
i6c. @r begunn iofort 8u feuern,
s m@on5en pitroen If Sfiiiie ob-
eefeuert, Die @oli6iiten uno Der See
ger fanen ober nit beiler Sout oo-
BON. gli6t einmol cine 5enlterideibC
mur0e 5erbro6en. &oli5iltcn oes
mittleren Diitrifts botten erit Dor
orei Soeen elm 9iebolOerouea nit ci.
nem gieeer. Scr 2ebtere enttom eben.
foaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
@laflidlcr etmrs.

9ie fiinfiG6rige 3orotbD Sinoler
bon >glr. 1877, glorO-@oIfeitroBe,
lebnte ii6 ou ueit aus einem I'M 5met-
ten Stodperf befinoIiden 6eniter et-
nes IeerltebenOen Soules in ibrer
y1n9boridoft un0 berlor oos @lei6-
9emidt, 10 Bob lie ouf Die StroBe
ltiir0te. Gin i6neG berbei gerufener
glr6t fonnte MIR eeringc 9lbi6iirflln'
gen oil ibrem 90rper entoeden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Nlegifancr fcncrn anf nmcrifaniIden
3uItcn.

el @uio, Ger, t9. 9lpril.-g(ug
Dem Sinterbalt puroe auf einen 80.
item beim giaOuft in ser llmoebuno
oieleS Elabes eefeuert, worarf ourd
cine 9Ibt6eiline anerifoniiher Sol.
Ooten beiite glbenO auf Die Wlerifouer
gei6olIen muroe. Gem 9lnidein nadl
i9eint elmer Oerieie6n setroffen por.
0en 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
8luci @irbclitiirme sn slcidcr 8eit.

Snp6er, Oflo., t9. 9(priI. -
SSn 6oloe bon 8ipei @irbeIItiirmen,
Die eeItern 81 ipdter Stunoe onr6
SSodion.. EiIlmon, uno 9iowo.Gom-
ties binour6feeten 6obcn geriGten
nah 9 3rouen i6r 2eben nerloren
nno wrroen 45 Yerionen berIebt.
6oit 100 SGuIer puroen bier in
Sriinuner eeIeet 5armbdiiier imO
mo6ienoe 5elofriibte wurOen iiber
einc breite Strede beiddoiot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
gcriuciaerte bic 9Insfnmft.

2onoon 10. 9(pril. Ger 91a-
tionaliit 9oureno @innell Itellte bell-
te I'M llnterbauie Oie 6raee an 9orO
Nobert GeciI, Sen 9lodaoe-N2iniiter
Oh er Dem 6auie @1itt6eilung iiber
Den 3ped, ireenO melher gerbono.
lunaen MAIDEN fonne, oie in oen leb-
ten 3 Monaten in 9e5ug auf Srlano
6pilden Den amerifoniicben imo bri.
til9en &egierlneen eepfIoeen pur-
Den. Ser 2oro ontportete bernei-
memo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

SSn oIler &iir5e peroen Die 9alti.
morer fir ibren 5,Gents.@limmIten.
eel 6 Gents be5oblen miiiien, oo Der
@reiS fir oic @laterinlien 6eOellteno
geiticgen iino
9Ridter Stodbrioee piro bei Der
om ndbiten SomItns Itottfinoen-
oen @eriammIune oes Iiterariider
Clubs Der 9ebrer 5uoegen ieiu ino
cine gLnipraGe bolten i'm pelder er
oarallf binipeiit pie oie 9ebrer wob-
rer Gemofrotie belien fonnen.
SIN ct. glnoreip Sdulgebdioe CAB
9eitern 9tbeno Oos grbolings-Gen'
trlm ser oitIiben Sodidule, einen
Gang lmo ltnterbaItltne gum 9eitcu
Der ainOeripielplos @eleaidait,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Wcne 9ariie tcntatiu crlnu6f.

g9oibiu9ton 19. glpril, glac
9abnen erbielten beute tentotip Der
3iuiidenitootliden Sonoels Com.
milton ole @rlou6niB, neue Goriic
ein5ureihen, melbe Die 8rohtroten
bonn I. Suni ob, I'M OurdiAniitlib
iiinBe6n &ro3cnt er60ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Bonn GdIIaae aerii6rt.

'@eItern 9lbeno purSe Ole 60 Sab.
re olte 5rau @ireinio g. Cunning.
BAN in i6rem Seim 9ir. 1877 9.
SombllrgsStr, pIoslib fronf. Gor
ser 9(nflInit Oes bcrbcieerufeuen
9(r5tes itorb iie. sic mar cinem
Ser5i9ldg erlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

Wru6b1ilol lyInIerfieung unlere GbeaIoIitdf,
gStr na1en uno paiien oiefeiben an iiro Qns
rSniiIrsn SSIniI, Den grlid gu baIten. aeine @1en'
nleriionteit piro eIeid8eitio auf itnier Srfhos
paoild9es &epnrtement eeIenft; @nnodoen fir
elie sss,S sgaBsPi,loninasH si, na @saB ab SBboeens
S,ay%d rdyeai llie eilnienoe 9oeen ooer WHtteIfnhs
aemadlt. 3uirieoeniteuune aaraniirf. Mepas
rahiren 81 dHaeneiienen 8reiien. Reine @es
EepiI,lng INT unieriuhuHg. Sfien Samlfae
g. :. @sFesVsuM 5S5 RpFp.Gutaw.sttaas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
@rieffnnen.

1Srou $. 90. ~ 8iS gum 1. Suni
lo6en 9ieidsOelititbe 3eit, aus Der.
6otenen 3onen~ weg5u5ie5en. Sn
Dem Sale S6rer beioen Nliet6er fon.
nen Sic uno Oie W1iet6er Ii6 an oen
gunoes-MorIdaa @. @. Stod6oui
weuOen Oeiien Office iib i'm oritteu
siodperte 0es @oit9ebduces beinoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
@erualtcr fir neutrality-suspicious..

g em 9orf. 10. 9lpriI. Der
c6enoIiee @ouperneir Benjamin g.
0oell ilno Der friibere gunOeSridter
George g. Solt wuroen beilte glbeno
5u @erlpaIteru Der u9(etna erploiipcs
60" ernauHt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
Nrei MlGSdlcn ueridliunnOen.

Gie %oli5ei oes n0rolihenGiitriftS
murOe eriudt, nod Orei 0'dOden Ole
ieit einigen Eagen beridwunoen
lino, 5u fo6noen. Gle @eri6tuilnoe-
nen iinO sic II Sabre olte Sennie
Grous nnO Oeren Is Sabre ulte
SdpeIter Sulio bon 9tr. 2t47 Srt.
tinoton-9loenue, ltno Die is Sabre
alte TOrotbD 9iioglep bon glr. 1913,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
acin ll-guut in amcrifauiI6cn Sc
m1Iiern.

@erlin 19. 9lpril (uio 2onOom.
- @s miro omtlib miteetbeilt BOB
lid nod fein Eouhboot I'M weitli9en
GbeiIe oes 9Itlontiiden O3eons beiin-
Oei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
6cincdcn-SInlasc cinscaIdcrt.

%ie 9feouction Gompognie befinoei
li1 am Bad 9lioer. - @oIt ais
Elm feueriideres @ebGu0e. - Ser
@ronoidaOen miro ollf $4,000
bere6net. - Gntitebungs-llrIode
imbefanut -9ieot nobe ser It6o.
tiiden 9lnlage.
9ie groBe 9(nloee ser Schneider
&eouction Gompoenie am 9of
Otioer purOe geitern O1odmittoo elm
ytaub Der 6lammen Gie GSeuerlpebr.
Wel3e in me6reren 3iiaen ousoeriidt
mar, berIudte allies, Oie 9Ln[ooe III
retten, Oo6 muBte ser 9Ion, trob.
oenl rieli9e @uiiermengen In oos
@e0alIoe sei6iittet puroen, balls ouf.
9egeben perOen.
9as @ebGuOe ite6t itnaefGbr cine
babe 0}eiIe BON ser ltd0tiifen, slt.
Oederei iino lit Elm GROCER SSo6merf.
llno @ilen6ou eeipeien. Qas @e66u0e
an nno fir iiG lit ni6t BON oroBem
Sertb, ieood sic 0laI6inen, nelGe
ll@ IN oefnieIben befonoen, fms
bernidtet poroen. ggie qroB Ser
'SGnOen an oen W1oIdinen iIt, fonnte
nod ni1t feItseitelt peroen oob
~
nod oberflddIider SdGbling beI1ubt
ll9 Der @eIon1mtoerluIt nuf ungc-
tdbr $4,000. @S nurOe nidt anee.
nommen ooB oie 9Inlage Elm 9lou6
Der 6lommen tperOen tonnte, ga sic
6eueriider6eit OeIieI6en nidt i'm
Sipeifel itonO. Gle glnlooe ipur0e
gum Srodnen Der 9l6f1lle benutt,
lpel6e aus Der itdotiiden 9lnItaIt fa-
men. Gie @ntite6ungsurla6e fonnte
nod ni6t auieefldrt perOen.
6euer 6ur6 @eiieG- eg-
pIoiion.
SIN StoaeebGuoc bon 2ouis 9.
o'i'US ul SuDlOr=N0elllle lll0 9urs
toro-Rooo erplo0irte Der aeiieI fir
oen Setrie6 elmer 3ompfmol6ime
BON 12 &ferOefrdften ueO idleuOerte
ole bierourd 6erbro6enen @iienitiide
lllnber, bon oenen mebrere Der I'M
Stoll befinOIi6en 8fcrOe eetrofien
lIno on9 ourd Sen ausitromenoen
Solnpt perlebt muroen. Durd oen
Urlld Der @rplolion puroe 6ie 8bire
ooutgerilien 10 ooB Die Gbiere ms
Srele cntfIieben fonnten. Qos @e-
oal'oe ting 6euer, mel6es Our9 Die
%oroenoille 6euerpebr geI0idt per.
oen 5.ll tonnte. @ine uneeniigen6e 0uon-
l'lat Soller I'M &eIIcl ibeint 0os I'm
9'''d berbeieefiibrt 5u boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20
SaIebnLl.spieL.

r. Sonl lbonlten @etter begiinitigt
lplelten geltern ole Orioles cin lido
neS Spiel aeeen goronto llno fonn.
zen l''i. mod, 1artem aompf Ocn Sieo
n'l { 6l 6 fir Baltimore nad Souic
troeen. Ole SpieIe in Sen pcricbic.
Oe'len Sieos OerIiefeu ipie folet:
vSnternatiunal 2easHe"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-20

Ser 81 Sabre olte @iaiom Sia
bon Ger. 2t9O, -@1ulberrDitroBc,
puroe eeitern gaodmittag m6breno
ieiner 9lrbeit oitf Sfinner's Eroden-
Ood bon einem eleftriiden Strome
getrofien. gr murOe i'm 9lmbulon5-
g8oeen oes iiiOli6en 0iitrifts ms
6ranflin-Squore SolpitoG ee6radt
no man cine 0iusfeI-2G 2Gbmung im
rehten 9ein conltotirte.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-13
WISCASSET

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dow returned ON
saturday from Massachusetts where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Cunningham of
Bath visited their parents in Dresden
and Wiscasset over Sunday.
Ernest Colby and Mr.. Warland arc
III Orono taking course in agricul-
ture. They expect to be home in two
or three weeks.
Charles Dow Of Augusta is visiting
at Bonnie View Farm. From there he
will go to Alma to pass couple Of
months with his mother Mrs John Tih-
belts.
Algie Dodge was home from Port
land to attend the funeral of Miss
Helen Cromwell on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royden Colby of Ratb
are visiting Mrs. Colby's parents Mr.
and Mrs. l.. +. Greenleaf
Carroll keene is in Alma visiting
some Of his schoolmates of Lincoln
Academy.
Mrs. Blanche Renes Of Damariscotta
was IN town one day last week calling
on friends and relatives.
The many friends of Mrs Anon.
Grover will be glad to now that She
IS gaining since her illness of nne,,0
mOnia.
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SMITHFIELD

The school at the village taught by
Miss Frances Jones closes this week
also the Gould, taught by Mr.. Stevens
The other three have another week
1t is reported from Lake Moxie that
the thermometer went down to AZ de-
grecS below.
The condition Of Mrs. Hadley Rich
ardson is thought to be little better.
Miss Alta Tuttlc, who has been work
ing for Mrs. Iladley Richardson, is at
home sick with the grip.
John Nichols has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Our genial tax collector, S. William.
was making his farewell calls for the
year the past week.
Saturday was one of the coolest and
most disagreeable days of the winter. In
the afternoon it was a perfect blizzard
and the roads were drifted full Sun
day was passed shoveling and breaking
roads and in some places did not finish
until Monday forenoon.
Sanborn Warren was at home from
Oakland SUNDAY.
The mail carrier on Route 81 did not
get through on Saturday.
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BELFAST
Death of Descendant of One of
the Original Proprietors of
Enthusiastically the Last of
the Houston Family

Belfast. Me Feb, SpeciaD The
death of Miss Helen Houston this morn
ing removed the last dcsccndent of Sam
ucl Houston one Of the original propri-
ctors Of Belfast andrcvcr since the set
Element Of Belfast a prominent family
50 far as can be learned Miss Hous-
ton was about = years of age and was
the daughter of Joseph Houston, end
She had two brothers, William, who
died in the West about two on three
years agh. and Nathan f. a former
mayor of Belfast, who died a year ago
at the age of So,
While there arc many living IN Bel
fast who went to school with Miss
Houston and who have known her all
their lives, few knew her well, for from
childhood She was of a very retiring
disposition. Even as a child at school
and all through her Girlhood she kept
almost entirely within herself, making
few friends and almost no intimates.
She was very fond of her brother. Ma
than. and during his last illness as long
as her own health would permit was de-
voted to him.
Her childhood was passed in upper
High street, in the house now occupied
by Dr. L. A. Wilson. the family NOV
ing later to High street proper, where
they lived for many years and where
the remains Of the last Of the family
now lies. Some Years ago Nathan f.
Houston purchased the Brooks house in
Church street, where he lived until he
died, Last November Miss Houston
closed the house and went to board with
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Pearson, Congress
street. For about two weeks she had
suffered with a bronchial trouble but
was recovering when her heart gave out
ana she died very suddenly this morn
ing. The remains were taken to her
old home in High street
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S|RLS! BEAUT|FY
YOUR HAIR AND
STOP DANDRUFF
lair becomes charming, wavy,
lustrous and thick
in a few moments.
VERY bit of dandruf disappears
and hair stops
coming out.

: For p, cents Nou can save Your hair.
\ l'ss than ten minutes YOU can dou-
b., its bcautN. Your hair becomes
Rght. waNy nufy. abundant and APP
tears ns soft. lustrous and charming
H. Young girls after applying some
randcrinc. Also try this moistcn Il
Soth with a little Dandcrinc and care
9ilv draw II through your hair taking
Co. small strand Ht time. This will
9ransr the hair OF dust. dirt or OK
SaFivc oil. and ~ just - few moments
You have doubled the beauty of your
F-fr. \ delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected or
81. scraEgy. faded. dry, brittle or thin.
~ sides Identifying tho hair. DandCr-
Inc diSsolvcs every particle Of dan
drriff Clcanses purilicS and invigor
slcs the scalp. forever stopping itching
and falling hair. but what Will please
Nsu most Will be- after a few weeks
use WHOM Nou sec now hair-finc and
stsWny at frst-Ncs-. but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If YOU
farc for pretty. SOFT hair. and lots of
H. sur,N Ect 25-Ccnt bottle of
Know ltou's DandcTinc from any drug
as,re or toilet counter and just try it.
AbN
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LIBERTY

SOCTH-Mrs. Nellie Flanders went "a
South Washington Sunday - care for
Mrs Henry Sukeforth. who IS Quite u
with pneumonia.
Orla Johnston of jefferson was a recon,
business caller in this place.
Edward Leigher is in poor health and
IS confined to the house
large number of The young people a.
tended the dance at Burkettvll. Thurs.
day evening
Miss Ruth Overlook is home from LIN
erty where she has been attending High
school and is enjoying a well-deansd case
of measles.
Owing to the bad storm Of Fct. 50
there was no meeting at the south Lib
erty church Saturday evening. Feb. 9,
or Sunday. Feb. TO-
Miss Amelia Richards visited Miss
Erna Light at East Washington last
week Thursday.
Robert Esancy Of North Burkettvlle
was C. business caller in this place satur.
day.
Mrs. Hannah Prescott was quite sick
last week with acute Indigestion
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL-Mrs. Z. f. Warren, who
has been suffering from an attack Of the
grip is slowly improving.
Mrs Emma Perkins is visiting a; the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Perkins for
a short time.
Wilbur Crosby passed fe" days re-
Gently in Waterville.
Mrs Frank Tobey of South Nassalooro
was the guest Friday of Mrs; ANA To-
hey.
Fred Perry of Augusta, the E-ail carrier
on Route 6, who for the past two weeHs
has been off duty suffering from an az
tack of the grip, is slowly improving.
Mrs Julia Lewis is stopping with MIS-
Belle Warren, swho is in poor health.
Heterogeneous are being
made for the odd Fellows district
meeting which will be held in Citizens
hall with Kennebec Lodge of this
town on March %. The district com
rrses the lodges in Clinton, Fairfield,
Waterville, Oakland. Albion and Vas
salboro. Kennebec Lodge. No. 12l, will
confer the Second degree. The meeting
is in charge of d. d. G. NJ. II. j. Tow
ard Of Waterville. A supper will be
served by Fassalboro Rebekah Ledge
at the close of the work.
The condition Of Elmer Shorey, who
has been very i'll the past week with
grip IS much improved.
Death took away number of Vas
salboro's old and much respected cit
liens last week. Mrs. Ellen Jepson rs
years; Robert Hatton, IS and Mary
Herrick, 81 years.
Iceland, the 2-months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wagner Kennedy. who died
in Waterville Sunday, was brought to
the home Of its grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Kennedy, and the funeral
held there Wednesday. The burial was
in the Nichols yard.
II. d. Il. Aver. the lecturer Of East
kennebec Pomona and Mrs. II. D.
Rand. lecturer of Nassalboro Grange,
attended the State Lecturers confer
ence i'll Watorville last week and re-
port very interesting sessions