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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1917-03-24

For Sale - so acre farm in Cypress
Island. house. etc. School houses on
place. all fenced. $500 with little cash,
balance to suit purchaser.
LAIZAIRE BIENvENU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

fen. Gin onoerer belglGn5cnoer
Stern Oes 9}orobinuelS, @ega IN
Ser 9eper, fliegt nit so Mleilen IN
ser SefunOe auf ms 81, unO trob.
Dem lit fein Seaermeroen ibres
SternIidtes 3t ic6en. Gie @ntier.
nune lit eben 5u 9roB, ais 0oB iolde
@eidWinOiefeiten cine aroBe 9loae
ipielten gSie groB eriheint ms ser
glbitono, ser oie groe pon Der Sonne
trennt: 100,0O0,0O0 Mleilen! Sine
@epe6rtigel miiBte iiber 10 Sabre
iliegen, che iie Die Sonne erreihte
9}oider Our6eilt Der fIintite 9ote oes
g8eltenraumeS, 0as 9idt ole Strcfe.
SSn 8 N2inuten II Setlmoen ourd-
fIiegt es sen @eg BON ser Some 8ur
@roe.
llniere Sonne lit o6er nidtS an.
oeres, ais Elm 6iritern BON Den glei.
den @igenidaiten lm0 bon imgeid6r
Der elei6en @roBe, pie sic onoeren
Sterne i'm @cItenrnum. Sic Sonne
lit nr ser unS 3undbit Ite6enOe Sir
liern. @S entitebt ole 5rage, pie
meit pobl ser nGbIte 9a6bor Der
Come bon ms entIcrut lem mag,
cine 8rage, oie man Dor 100 ryabreu
iItr imlos6ar belt, oie mir a6er
beute, mie Die 3eitidrift .9}ohlr mo
&ultlr" ,mittbeilt, in Scr Gage iino,
81 beanhuorteu @s lit 9llpba Gen-
tniri, elm beller Stern Oes iiiOliden
Simmels, elm @eltirn, oos in unleren
9reiten niemals ii6er Sen Sori5ont
emporiteigt. 90 mie oaS 9idt s O1i.
nlten II Sefunoen braudt, Inn sur
Sonne 81 ellen 70 brau6t eS BON
9llpba Gentairi ans 314 Sabre.
Dlan ipridt Damn bon einem 9(bitanO
non 3H 2i6tiabren. @}it Dem W2e.
termaBe miilien mir ar6eiten, menn
mir in oie Gieien oes @eltralmes
einOringen tpollen. 8ie man leiht
ousre6net, lit ole Strete, ole oas
Sibt in einem Sabre 5uriidleet. gleiA
9,A67, ,500,000,000 aiIomcter (eiu
Silometer 9Ieid O,6 @eilen). 9(lp6o
Gentouri lit alIo 30,76700O.OOO,O
'&ilometer bon ms entiernt. llno
oaS lit unier 9la6bor Sirius lit
ibou IL, ggega rs ln0 ser 9olaritern
GO 9idtiabre bon ms entfernt ooer
3,S20,000 MaI ioweit, mie OieSonne
bon unS ablte6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Q(ndl Elm MIiidmnnIdi

@iner @liinbner 6omilie, oie lid
rOen GrieesOer6dlniiien Re6mua
trageno" Dor GINGER 8eit Elm flcines
Sii5nerooIt aueeibaiit bate mo
tiir3Ii6 nit bcgreiilider @emiat6u.
iIng Oas erite @rsebuiB Oieies LAMB
Wirtbidoftliden 9ie6en6etriebes be-
griiBen Ourfte, lit bier5u BON auswGr-
tigen &erwanoten ioIgenoes icbonc
@liidpilnidpoem 5ilgegoneen.
93od ergriffen bon @rreglmg
Nb Ser erlten @ierlegimg.
Die 10 meloet inns sic 3eitung
SiingIt perionlib unter 9eitung
S06it Ser 6rou @e6eimen Not
@imftlidb itattgennoen bat
Glen mir Dor allen Ginger,
ltniern @Iiidmlmi6 oorsu6rinaen.
Nl0ge obue ie0e g9anollng
Gieie feierlibe 6anoling
Sid ereiguen nun toetdelib
@ieoerbolt 10 DIT ais m0eldl
Dieies miinideu mir end beioe,
9lngefrGnfelt bon oem gteioe
Qerer, Die nibt germ cutbebren,
@omit anoere iid ndbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Cjci6winOiafcit in scr etcruemuelt.

92it Sen 9enauen MeBmetbooen
Sic ms bisbcr 3nr Geriiigna itaut
oen wor es bereitS m6elid, oie @i-
gen6eueaimg Der Tirilerne nad5u.
meiieu lno in iroiit6e @lnBe in5u.
rednen. 90 ialtit sic Some iommt
i6rem Gefolgc oop @laneten, eiu-
idlieBlid ser Groe, nit elmer @c.
i6Winoigfeit BON t3 Meilen in Der
SefrnOe our6 Sen '&aum Sirius,
Der beaite oacr 6eme9li6en Stcrne,
Der am @iutcrobcno ticf am 5iiOoIt.
Simmel iimfeIt. cntferiit iit6 bon ms
AZ Nleilen in Ser Sefimoe; er eut.
fcrnt iid ibon felt Sa6r6uuocrtcn
mo Sabrtalicnren, uno trobOcm lit
feline glbna6me leines 9i1tes 81 mer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
Gas critic 0Yfcr Scr 3uncn.

Seinri6 %obit Elm nfeinOIiGer 9hus-
ldn0er,~ crtrGnfte fb inn Saien.
aonute sen 9lerger inO Oie gle.
dereien megen OeS 9iloes oui iei-
mem @rlau6niBi6eine nidt ber-
tragen. II @or Elm Gigarrenma-
der rmo mobnte an Ser @areitr.
Ser Serr bemabre mid Dor mei-
men 6reunoen nit meinen 6ein0en
fam i6 lel6er fertig peroen." 0ieieS
Sprii6mort bat Iib audi i'm Sale ei-
mes nlten brooen Oeuticben MonneS
g}ameus &einrid @abIt BON gtr. 3,
gtorO-Sore-StroBe, bepG6rt. Serr
Boblt, elm Wlann bon 10 So6ren,
ma6te Dem 9leden lno Dem glerger
leiner SSrelm0e Oaour6 Elm @n0e, oaB
er li6 in ielbihu0roeriider 9lbiibt in
Den Saien Itiir5te. Seine 9lbiidt ge'
lang ibm MIR 81 gut, 6enn er puroe
geitern bon 5pei 9euten, Sefferion
SoDOen bon g{r. 1912 9oiton-Str.,
lmO Dem Ieger Sobn Z. 9rug, om
GSuBe ser 2eafinsStroBe aus Dem
@oiIer gefiibt. 0as Eoli5ei-9lllto-
mobiI Oes oItli6en Giitrifts bra6te
ben i6ein6or Iebloien aorper oeS al
ten @1onnes no6 Dem ct. Soiepbs-
SoipitoI. @obIt mar i6on Dor LAM
ger 3eit na1 Sem 2anOe Der goloe-
men 6rei6eit gefonimen bate es a6er
beriGumt, bier inn 2onOe in Dem olle
Nieni6en frei linb, uno nilf glei6er
Shlie Ite6en, 9iirger 81 merOen, Oess
bolb muBte auA er, mie ollie nfeinoli-
den 9lusldnber", ii6 einen @rlaub-
niBlbein Oeri6afien, beItimmte 30.
men betreten 81 0iirfen. Seine Wiit-
orbeiter, @obit mar Gigarrenmaber,
nedten lmo Grgerten ben olten N1ann
onge6li6 lmo ioIlen i6m 9(ngIt einee-
iogt 6oben. sic nedten i'm audi
onge6li6 megen oes 9ilOes ouf Dem
@rlaubniBi6ein. SmIieBlidb wur6e
Dies Dem often 9eutiden 5u oiel.
Ser5WeiiIimq erfoBte ibn Selbit-
morogeOonfen i6liden iib ein, imO
Dem @Ieno Elm @noe 5l MAIDEN, mur.
oe iein @unid. llno 70 eeidab es,
oaB er bon S6wermit6 geplagt iib
m ole @ellen oes Safens Itiir5te. Ger
@eoanfe tuuroe 5lir 3bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
9rien nnb Meaen. .

Inter allen gSitterimgSelementen
il6t auf Oie Sriegiiibring Der @eeen-
mart fein anoeres cine 70 einibnei-
oenoe @irflng aus mie ser &egen.
Sibe lmo &dlte m0gen 5umeilen ic6r
lGltig empfunoen mer0eit Iie mer0en
Oenno9 Oie friegerii9en Sperotionen
niemals~io eil66neioenO 81 beeinilui.
len Oermogen, mie elm langanbolten-
DER oOer bGufis ii1 WieOerbolenoer
Oiegen. 9ie S9labten oes eeeen-
lpGrtigen @eltfrieees baben ii6 ia
.mebria6 BEL re9t groBer Soibe abee-
ipielt, 10 Die Sample bel N}iil6oiiien
tln0 &ogaroe lmo Elm le5r groBer
Sbeil ser erltea 2emberger Sbladt.
Dab i6orfer 6roit e6eniopenig Elm
@inoerniB Der mooernen &riegiiib-
rung lit, baben sic &ortommniile oes
&riegeS bon 1970-7t binlGnglib
erpieien in Sem cine &eibe BON ero;
Beren S6la6ten, 10 ole 5peite
S6ladt bel Orleans rno ole groBen
Sample bel 9apaume lino an Der 81.
iaine, bel mebr o0er lueniger Itren9er
aGlte eel1logen muroen obne bob
Die militdrii1 fir not6wenoig er.
fannten Wfabnabmeu our1 oen bar.
ten Minter cine merflide 9eeinilllI-
lltne erfobren bGtten.
llnelei6 inteniioer ais Site ilno
&Glte pirft Oogegen ollf ole &riegfii6.
rung Elm trGitiger 0mlerregen, 5unal
eann mem ct auf einem obnebin
ibmierigen, bieaei6t Iebmigen @e-
IGnoe nie0ergebt. 9ie oeuti6e Grieg.
fii6rng in 9h1BlanO muB BON iebr
noiiem @etter 3. Q. rmglei6 mebr 5lI
leioen boben ais in 8ranfrei1, oa ia
oie ii6errpiegeno iebr ibledten gSege
in 9iuBlmO i6on in 6rieOenS5eiten
bel 9iegenmetter uno S1neeibmel5e
oft unpaiIirbar lino.
Ole eriten &riegSmo6en moren oiif
alien &riegsiGoupIGbcn bonn &etter
gon5 ouSnebmeno begiinitigt Son
einisen 5iemlicb beiBen Soeen ab9e-
icben. mar ole SSittcrung oauernO
ic60n imO ongenebnt ino nltr ner-
ein8cIt eingcn itGrtere Gegcnfdlle
1ticApr in nnr 9I0eu nno1 Yecu0i-
Qung Scr 3meiten 2em6ergerSdla1t.
0ie itorfc gSirfllng eineS Doner.
regens ouf Oie &ricafii6ring bat iid
crit ipGter ge5eigt uno bcionocrS inn
Often sic Opcrotionen 5u 3eiten er.
beblib eri6mert, obne iic inociien
Ilnu0eIib 81 MAIDEN. S8ic Weit Scr
GiniluB OeS 9fegcnS I'M &rieee aber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
0OIarm eines nGrapu.spieIes.

lleber Den glusgang eines nGrop"-
SpieIeS erbittert, i6oB Der % Sabre
oIte gleger 2eon Gilman bon Ser.
926, -StroBe, 5weimol auf iei-
nen &aIienGenoilen Sen 80 Sabre
oIten Sobn SaOoge bon 9tr. 500,
@oDO-StroBe. 0ie S6ieBerei ereig-
nete li6 eeltern g}o6uittag an ser
Gde Ger @utop- itnO SenriettaltroBe
mo Oerrriohte nidbt eeringe 9luf-
reelne in ser gtodboridoft. SoOuge
murOe I'M 9lmbulon5magen oeS flo
lideu 0iltrifts nod Dem nMercD- so
ipitdl" ee6racbt. Cine Gligel mar
ibm in oen Gopf iin0 sic onOere in
Den Hiiden eeorlneen. Sein 8u-
itau0 lit iebr fritiib. Sillmon muroe
bon Dem Sergeanten Sboa rno ocn
9SoIi8ilten 0oDis lnO &otmoir feIt.
genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
6run 9(upie s. sdmcll 6csra6cn.

Bur eiuigen &il6e ge6ettet purOe
9eltern gtQ9mitta9 6rou 9lnnie 6.
S@nell bon Dem Sauie Scr. 1852,
@lt9ioOIe. StroBe, aus, 100 lie nit
l9rer Otibte, SRI. Barbara &au1,
oler Sabre lang geipobnt botte. Die
Serltor6ene itanO i'm 70. 2e6ensiobr.
Sle Wor in GeutiblonO ge6oreI
Tom ieood ols gang junges @lGoben
l@on naG 9lmerifa iin0 gleib na6
Baltimore 4aitor So6n Sonlner.
latte Ieitete oen SrauereotteSOienIt.
Sic irOii6e Siiae murOe ouf Oem
@tt. Carmel 6rieO6ofe ser @roe ii6er.
9eben. Gie lebten @bren ais Sa6r-
tu6trGger erpieien ser Gnti6lofenen
ole Serren 2ouis @oIOen, Geo. 9fit-
'erpuid, 9lnOrem &inter inO 9loam
llno @olter Giering, allies gieffen ser
Seritorbenen, Ioipie Serr Sobn Grug
sSrou SGnell binterIdBt Orei gtidbten
sSrl Barbara &oudL SSrau @eorge
rs. @oIoen mO 6ran Caroline yiit-
terpui6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
guItimurc's glnfIdJiunne.

9a nod Der neuen &riegsitererbia
oie @inna6men in Der Yoit 6o6er mer-
sen, bat @oitmeiIter S6erlod Swann
fiir 0ie am I. Wlai ubgei6loiienen 10
@iouate eiueu 9lusmeis Ser @inno6-
men oltiitellen loiien welde ergeben
ha6en OoB 6ns Goiiomt in Baltimore
iiRer orei Wliaionen Collars me5r
engenommen bat.
Sir Den @rG6eridmiiduuestas lit
oos Foitamt seidIoiicn uuo Oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
0|Od cine blntioc 6amilicntraa8Oic.

ytDd) elHe DlltIl8e Unllillentru9DOte.
Sobn Seniel eri6oB ieine @attin
@Ii5abet5 in @eit-8altimore. ~
Setn Siiefio6n, SeurD &u6n,
nrroe t6otli6 DerpunOet. Sen
iel mar our6 Oie gorpiirfe ieiner
6rou oufge6ra9t. ~ Satte i6r
ni6t geniigeno @eIo geee6en.
aoum lit cine 8o6e felt Dem Ieb-
len 0oppelmorO i'm iiiOWeitli6en 81
Itrift peritri4en 10 ipielte iicb geitern
0}a9mittag 0cgen 5 ll6r in OemieIben
StoOtt6eil nibt weit BON Dem Ort ser
Iebten @}orOdiioire mieoer cine blit-
tige 6amilientrag00ie o6.
Ger 40 Sabre olte So6n Seniel,
Elm 9lnItrei9er BON 9eruf, eriboB iei-
he 15ralt Oie "a Sabre alte @li3a6et6
&cnleG, in ser &ii1e i6reS Seimes,
91r. tO9, SHO-Gorrolton- 9lpenue,
lmO oermlnOete ieinen Stieilobn Den
9S Sabre olten Senrp &p6n, t0Otli6.
0eniel 6otte Orei S1iiiie aus ieinem
9iepolper o6geieuert, BON 0enen Die
cine in 0en Sinterfopf ser 6rmi Sen
ie, Orong uno lie iofort nieoerItredte,
mG6ren0 ole 6eioen onoeren &ugeln
6cm &ubn our1 oie linfe S6ulter
lln0 Sen &iiden Oron9en. Die 6eiOen
Opfer murOen i'm @atrolmagen Oes
iiiOWeitli9en 0iItritts ms 6ronflin-
Square-Soipital ge6rodt no Der 600
ser 8rm Seniel conltotirt murOe.
Sbr Sobn beiin0et ii6 in cinem fritz
i6er 3uitonoe; an leinem 8ieOerauf-
tommen miro ge5meiielt.
gSGbrenO Der S6ieBofiaire mar
nod elm oiertes @}itglieO Ger 6omilie
IN ser &iicbe, ole IA Sabre alte @fa-
rion &u6n. sic iIob ieOo6, ais i6r
&ater 0en &eOolOer 6eroor3og, aus
Der Gii9e iin0 i6rie Tim Siilie.
gSie Die Boli6ei ongiebt, ioll Sen
iel in nngetrllntenem 3uIton0e nob
&ouie gefonmen iein. Seine Srou,
Welcbe ole 9SGide fir onoere 2eilte
beiorgt, loa ibm ieinen lieoerli6en
2ebensponoel bor9elporfen lino ibm
georobt boben, einen Softbefebl ec-
gen i'm ou8iteaeu 6u lolien ilnter Der
8eibulOiglng, ni6t fir ibren Inter
bolt 5u iorgen. Seniel botte ibon
mebrere Wtule inter oieier 8eI6ul-
Oigung 8efonnti6oft nit Der Foli5ei
gemo6t. gllcb iein Stiefiobu, Der
nit S6ubfliden beibGftigt mar,
mohte ibm Gorwiirfe, morouf Seniel
ieinen HeOolper berbor5og inO 8eiOe
nieOeritredte,
9aB Seniel Sen W}or0 nit &orpii-
fen ouS9eiibt gebt aus ieiner @rflG-
rimg beroor, oie er Dor Stootsonmo(t
g8iliom S. 9r6ning un0 Gapitdn
&olbflciid bonn iiiOWeitli6cp 9iItritt
gemo6t. @r mar 'angebIitb borber
in OoS Sous ieines StiefiobneS ge-
gangen unO butte ii6, olS er 0enieI-
ben ni6t Oort OorgefltuOen botte, no6
Sollie begeben. @r erflGrte geltern
9lbenO, Dab feline Stieftinoer ii6 8u
biel in feline eigenen g(ngcleeenbeiten
aemild1t bGtten.
Dem 9tunoe. .Sergeonten 0abiS
unO Sergeonten GonneIlD gelong cs,
$eniePS bobboft 5u peroen, ser
ii6 uub Dem @}orOe geflii6tet bate.
Nton fono i'm in Dem Souie leiner
Eante, Der Srou MorD Senie[ gtr.
2005, gSolbroofsglpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

iiumm geraoe oits - iogor Oie gro
Ben 3eben in oen grauen Soden
iteben itromm. 9l6er er itrobIt Dor
@Iiid: r3u 8efebl, ia II @cucr @r'
eeaen5."
Ser General iiebt iid Inn: 09o-
Oeniteotl@
9Iciu Il 0oS lit ui6t Ser Gi@ter.
GoS lit Elm llnterofii5ier, Ser ibon
felt elmer gSeile nit einem groBen
9iinOel 3eitlmgeu ooS mir ihon in
Dem 9luto anfgeiaQen mar, binter
inns Orein maribirt lno iebt beran'
oetreteu 1T.
80 SinOer, ic6 bab Gucb 3eitlm.
gen mitgebra9t.~ II llnO 9oOeuiteOt
Oert6eiIt aus ieiner 6iile. - @ir
geben peiter.
Sin Srilpp bon 5luon5ig Sirngens.
sic 6auen einen neuen llnteritano.
Ger olte bat oen lebten g8inter OllrGs
gebolten II Ser neue ioa Elm mobrer
StaotS6au perOen. Sief in oen Sang
OeS Siigel5 fiigt er iiG binein unO
9aumitdmme, 2anOidde, @iienic6ie-
nen iollen i'm 6eOeden Gam moaen
Die @ngldnOer ru6ig funfenl
SeBt Ite6en 0ieie frii6en, ilngen
Meni9en in i6ren Oredper6rGnten
9foden, Die 9eiue bon Dem 9e6nlbrei
bis ans &nie wie groue 9lumpen
geraoe ouigeri6tet unO blieen Dem
idlonfen, iebnigen @eneral aus CLAN.
5enoen glrgen entgegen
nMorgen, meme SSungenSl"
nNlorgen, @rceQen3l" Sine Stim-
me ging febl: oW}orgen Serr0berItl"
9tur einen mitleioigeu Seitenblid
zines Der 2eute nod Dem gfeuling er.
boi6e i'd: @iuer, Der @rcelen5 uidt
fenntl llnglaubli6
sea, INNER 3uirieoen meine Sam
genS?"
nSomobl, @rceIlen5~
n9o0enlteOtl - &inoer, ib bob'
Gucb oa 8eitingcn nritgebra6t. 0ie
left. Damn werOet Sbr leben, mic
9laes in Ger Seinot6 ouf@ud i6out.
llno iett poBt auf: 9ie &erIs oriiben,
Die Serren Srou5oien lrno @ngldl-
Der, glolt6cn ootb, iie fo0nnteli unS
iDo8 onboben nit ibrer 0ffeniioey
grllo; biSber iino ibre 9(ngriffc an
ollen Steaen glGn5eno dbgeicbIogeu.
9os bobt Sbr eemaht TT Sbr ino
Gilre &nmeraoen. 0oS Seuti6e @olt
in gSaffcn bat OaS gemadt. GerIton-
Oen2"
9ie 9lugen leu6ten unO oie a6pfe
giiiben: 1SawoG, @r6'aen8l~
o9llio, mir perOen i6re gln9riiie
audi meiter o6i6logen.@
Gin &iibner redt oen &opf: o@o,
cbeu mir, r8'Gen8l"
n@ir boben nod elm poor @oben
felten &onpf sic balten mir 0ur6
-pir oGe nit eiuonOerl"
limo Wie ser i6lonfe @ionn ser
nun ouf einmol mltb gau5 iilnge 9lit-
gen bot, icbeiOet, foIeen ibnl ole 9Iide
Ger 2eute, ais moIlten 1ie i'm bolten.
&arl &oSner.
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9IntO rannte in ciiernc sGnIc.

Sin 0cr 0iarplunO Creamery So.
geb0riees 9lltomobil eelenft bon
So6n Gorni mobn6ait gfr. 14Ot,
SiiO-GlintonsStraBe, ranrte, 0a oie
SteuerOorri6tuug Oeriagte, in cine
eiierne SGule ser StroBen6abn-@G-
ielidait. Oas llneliid erei9nete ib
an Ger g}ort6-9lbe. na6e @oIfeltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
8crtriimmcrte ein sdnnfeniter.

Ser 8 Sabre aIte Somes fed bon
9fr. 1880 MllrnsStraBe, 5ertriim-
memrte ourb einen Steinwurf sic
SGailfeniteri6eibe Ser 9Gderei bon
6ranf S9immed, Ger. 220t Mura-
StraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
gSarf Oes Qc6eus garOe a6.

Ot'. Sll8uOelD 'Sell llluWle III Nuges
meinen Gentiben @reiien6eim i6-
rem Gaiein ein Cube. II @ar
crit felt flr8er 3eit in Ser 9(n-
italt.. ~ @ilrOe bon elmer anoe-
rem 5niaiiin in elmer 9aoewunne
ertrlrnfen pOrqeillnoen.
Die 81 Sabre aIte @Ii5abet6 2ein,
cine SniaIiin Der r9mgcmeinen Geut-
l6en @reiienbeimatb", @de 8alti-
more imO @oDion-StroBe, Wur0e ge'
tern @orgen BON elmer onoeren Sn-
t~iiim Oes SSnItitutes foot in elmer
SoOemanne oufgefrnoen. SRI. Sein
bote iib boreeltern 9l6enO Inn 8 llbr
5iriid9e5ogen. Gin poar Wiinliten
lpGter botte iie iib in oos 9a0e5im'
lner 6ege6en. @eltern Morgen Inn
= llbr 30 murOe Iie bon 6rau 8rant.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29

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miro fir Den gon5en Sog often gebol-
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often.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-29
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Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Alderman Vincent s. Whitne~ in stirring talk on patriotism before about 800 members of the White Eagles told of the dangers that threaten Bridge port through its lack of preparation.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

The Rev. James H. Roberts, who recently resigned as pastor of the Hackanum Congregational church at Hartford, was chosen field secretary of the Lords Day league of New England.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

The Rev. James A. Harvey, aged hirty-eight, son of Mrs. Katherine Me Dermott of Center street, Meriden, who has been rector of a Catholic church in Mount Jewett, Pa, died in the Derby hospital.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Admiral Nathaniel R. Usher is ar ranging to organize a force for coast defense in Connecticut and has detail ed John K. Murphy, lieutenant in the United States naval reserve, to take charge of the work.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Accidental death by gas poisoning was the verdict of Medical Examiner Bunce in the case of William Kudjan, aged thirty eight, who was found dead in bed at his boarding house. 57 Pleas ant street, Hartford.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Acting under orders from Adjutant General Cole, Major Fred J. Adams, chief surgeon, Connecticut national guard, is hastening the organization of the First Connecticut ambulance corps.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Connecticut is represented at pres ent in the crew of practically every ship that carries the flag of the United States navy, according to Lieutenant Frank H. Weaver, navy recruiting of- ficer.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

For the second time within a few weeks thieves cut away about POO feet of telephone and telegraph wire, prop erty of the Western Union and South ern New England Telephone compa- nies, on the Milford turnpike.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Ferdinand Laudatti of New Haven, who shot and killed his father-in-law, Erlesto Punt, and wounded his moth er-in-law. during a quarrel at their home, attempted suicide in the Stam- ford jail.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

At meeting of the First Presbyte- rian church, Thompsonville, the Rev. Francis W. Dell of South Glastonbury, who was called to that church at re- cent meeting, announced his decision to accept the call.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

The Rev. Francis w. Dell, pastor of the Congregational church in South Glastonbury, was extended a call by the congregation of the First Presby- terian church of Thompsonville.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

The Connecticut Humane society and the Connecticut ChiIdren's Aid so- ciety are interested to the extent of $1 ,00O each in the will of the late Ed ward L. Bassett of New Haven. which is to be contested in the New Haven probate court.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Poking the fire in a frWnace in the cellar of his home at @ Center street, Bridgeport. Albert Ashley accidentally struck himself on t!:e IT, Se with a polk CT and was seriously hurt.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Events of All Kinds Gathered From Various Points In the State and 50 Reduced In Size That They Will Ap- peal to All Glasses of Readers.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

To turn out submarines, complete and ready for actual service, at the rate of one in three days, is the task which Secretary of the Navy Josephus V. Daniels has given to Bridgeport.
Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22

Rev. Alfred H. Boutwell,, for four years pastor of the Baptist church at Danbury, rendered his resignation to become state evangelist in Massachu- setts, with headquarters at Boston.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-07-02
CLOTHING
REGULATED
WITH FOOD
Senate Makes Sweeping
Amendments to Include
Wearing Apparel
TAXES IN SHOES ALSO
Fight Over Beer, Wine and Whisky
Still It the Front In Senate
With Outcome Doubtful

WASHINGTON = The senate today
amended. the food control bill to in
clude control of cotton and its prod
ucts The vote was 40 to SO.
Then the Senate voted to include
wool. skins, hides and their products
thus placihg1hs tpntrol of all wearing
apparel including shoes under the con-
troll OF the administrator.
Drys opposed to eliminating beer
and wine entirely from the operations
OF the food bill wo2so1 sir first round
in the senate fight. After q long con-
ference the sehate agricultural COM
mittee voted to reject the amendment
by Chamberlain prohibiting the man
ufacture OF. beer and wine.
Immediately afterwards the commit
tee agreed to substitute the Gore
amendment prohibiting the manufac-
ture OF spirits and placing the fate
of beer and wine in the presidents
hands.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-07-02
SERGEANT STILLINGER
ANXIOUS FOR RECRUITS
On Detached Service to Raise Second
Idaho Regiment up to 200 Men
to Each Company

+ Sergeant Ottor R. Stillinger writes
1.-THE Star-Mirror from Lewiston to say
fmaking a strong appeal for recruits
Flor the Idaho National Guard. He
Twill be glad to be put in communica-
ftion with any young men in this COM
immunity who wish to enter the serv-
Iice. His letter in part follows:
This is to inform you that | have
been placed on detached service as a
lregimental recruiting sergeant with
headquarters in Lewiston at the Of
flee of Attorney George E. Erb. 1t
seems that it is the intention OF the
war department to recruit our regi-
ment up to 200 men per company and
it is essential that we secure the de-
sired number of men as quickly as
possible
Moscow has placed its mark on the
map in their. Red Cross donations and
1t is well now. that she should turn
to and help boost up the personnel
of the one regiment who will carry the
state emblem on the battle line in
France. am anxious that the Cham
Der of Commerce be interested in this
matter, for it pertains directly to Mos
COW and there should be a representa-
tive number of young men serving I'M
der the states banner whose home is