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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
TORPEDO SINKS
u. S. DESTROYER
Continued from page u

was damaged by German torpedo
which cost two lives and wounded
five other men.
The Jacob Jones had previously dis
tinguished herself in October when
the p and o. steamer Drama con-
verted into an auxiliary cruiser, was
torpedoed October 10. The Jones'
saved 3G5 of the 35S persons aboard
/ at that time.
The official statement in connection
with the Drama incident said:
1.-THE Jones did excellent work in
October upon the occasion Of the tor
fpedoing of the steamer Drama
"At 6 o. m. October 10. the Drama,
a former and 0 vessel converted in
to an auxiliary cruiser was torpedced.
THE Drama at the time was part
of a convoy of merchant vessels under
escort of American destroyers Of
which the Jacob Jones was one.
THE submarines periscope was
seen after the explosion. She was
Immediately attacked and put out Of
action. TIE Jacob Jones and snoth-
er destroyer were detailed to remain
by the Drama to save fife.
1T was dark when the Drama began
to settle and the crew abandoned her
The Jacob Jones picked up in the
dark sos of the 35S persons on board
"All on board the Drama were saved
by these two vessels
The Jacob Jones was one of the
M class OF destroyers. She was
completed in 1916 by the New YORK
Ship Building company and went in
TO service only last February.
She was 3i0 feet long. had a draf.
of 90 feet and displaced 1000 tons.
Her speed was over 80 knots.
The Jacob Jones was one of the
new type of oil burning destroyers
and was propelled by turbine en-
gines.
Mrs Daniels was FRUSTRATED at her
home by the news. Interviewers who
were admitted. found her in tears,
unable to discuss the loss OF the
ship and the still unreported fate OF
her brother.
Mrs. Adelaide E. Bagley, mother
of the destroyer commander and
guest at the secretary's home, also
was deeply moved, but was appar
emily clfnging to the hope that Bag
ley may yet be reported saved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08

certain. Stockholders will be assured
! that their interests will be protected
under government management
The only alternative seen today was
continuation OF the present direction
of lines by the railroads war board
and operating committee of vice presi-
dents with government loans and con-
gressional repeal of anti-trust acts.
The delay entailed in obtaining such
legislation initiates against this plan.
Railroad executives anticipate that
the president will appoint govern
ment traffic manager to coordinate
existing transportation agencies in
various war making branches such as
the army. navy, food and fuel admin
istration and shipping board Con-
flicting and numerous priority orders
from these different officials are blam-
ed by railway men as largely respon-
sible for present congested freight
conditions.
But the railway executives have not
yet abandoned all hope of retaining
their present control. If regulatory
laws were SUSPENDED for the war and
the government gives financial aid, the
present management could solve
Americas transportation problem bet
ter than it could be handled under gov.
eminent operation, Chairman Fairfax
Harrison, Of the railroads war board
said.
Passenger traffic will be drastically
curtailed, under either solution, au-
thorities agreed today.
Definite announcement Is expected
from the white house next week.
AT meeting with Senator New
lands on Monday President Wilson
will receive the railroads final terms
and shortly afterward will make
known his decision. Congress may
not be asked for it's approval. the
president being clothed with power to
lake over the railways as war meas
ire
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08

-1he Daily Gate City, loo a week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
Late Market Quotations

s12.75@16.so; ewes. s7.75@11.5o.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08

s12.75 a 1920; ewes, sT.75G115o.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Dec. S--Cattle receipts
500; market steady. Steers, T.00a
1900; COWS and heifers, s5.25Gg.35
stocllers and feeders, s6.00Gl25o;
calves, s9.0oq12.50; bulls and stays,
S5.509S.o0.
Hog receipts 400: market steady.
Bulk, s1TI5 G17.30; top, s1735.
Sheep market nominal Yearlings,
s1L50Q13.25: wethers, s11o06125o;
lambs, s14.50916.5o; ewes, $3.50
I.25-
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. Seattle
receipts 500; market steady. Texas re-
celpts, %: native beef steers, S. 90 q
1900; yearliEg steers and heifers.
S7-099I4-5 30; cows, s5.19T1l.oo, stock
ers and feeders. ss.509I1o0; calves.
1915 @ i4-I5; Texas steers, s6.75@
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
PREPARED FOR
FIERCE ONSLAUGHT
Continued from page IL

cap. They must transport supplies
for great distances over difficult noun.
famous regions.
Inspired by knowledge that they are
now fighting over the same historic
battle fields, where dozen former
French armies in Italy attained their
greatest glory, the present day poilus
are taking up contact with the enemy
with degree Of enthusiasm unequal
ed since 1914
The allies show an ever increasing
strength on the whole Piave river line.
Heavy Artillery Fire.
PARIS. Dec. S.-Heavv artillery fire
around Hill 344, Bezonvaux. Beaumont
and other points on the right bank of
the Mouse. was reported in today's of.
fetal statement
South of Senonin, a German raid
tailed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
CONGRESS RESTING
FOR THE DAY
Continued from page IL

CONTINUED from page J.
mon use of trackage. equipment and
terminals and poll revenues in man
ner at present Illegal under private
manag ent
Government guarantee Of the rail-
road securities held by investors IS
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
BELOW ZERO
rs REACHED
CONTINUED from page IL

day, manifested in a brisk snowstorm
and a whistling wind. The tempera-
ture was down to the lowest SO far
this winter. Traffic suffered consid.
erably.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
proppina One Decree an Hour.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. S.-The
government kiosk showed drop from
zero to one below in fifty minutes to
day and it was rapidly growing cold
err. BY tonight it will be six to eight
below, the weather bureau said.
Storm warnings were hoisted on the
lakes and a severe storm "such as Is
in Kentucky this morning" is pre-
,dicted to sweep all the lakes ex-
cept Superior during the day. No
boats were venturfng from Mill
waulSee bay today. A twenty-five
mile "nor'wester" is blowing.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08
Kansas City live Stock.


KANSAS CITY, Dec. Seattle re.
csipts 1000; market steady. Steers,
s7.00G15.5o; cows and heifers, 1915
@l2.o0; stockers and feeders, $1,000
HOO. calves. S6.5ol 1900.
Hog receipts 1890; market steady,
SC lower Bulk, s17-1aG17.3e; heavy,
s17.20G 1925. medium, s17.10I17.30:
light, s1s.9odl7,o
Sheep receipts 1000; market
steady Lambs, sl5.T5I16.75; ewes.
s1o.5o1 1900; wethers. s7.0oG16.75.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec. s.-Butter-Extras
4Tc; frsts- z5G45c; dairy extras, SO
G44c; dairy frsts, 3sk g3Tkc.
Eggs Ordinary frgts, 43@44c;
firsts, $50 4sc.
Cheese Twins, 22k G22Ac; Young
Americas 25h G25 &c.
Potatoes cars; wiscon-
sins and Minnesotas. s175G2.0o per
cwt~; fancy Westerns. s1s092.0o per
cwt
Live poultry - Fowls, 1e@21c:
ducks. 17121c: geese. I4I1Sc;
spring chickens, Ice; turkeys. 22c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-08

1850: COWS and heifers, S6.O0@1o.00.
Hog receipts $500; market log 15c
lower. Mixed and butchers. s1715@
17.45; good to heavy, s17.35@1755;
rough, s1G.65 q 1880; light, S17.o0G
1725; pigs, sT4.25Q16.5O; bulk, $170O
G17.40.
Sileep market steady. Ewes, $1,000
G11.5o; lambs, s13 .00416S5; Gamers
and choppers, S6.o0g9.00; wethers,
sI1.009 1850.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
Mcmc SumpfcrIimic.


Gic Baltimore Siioamcrifaniihe
6diiiobrts @cieai@oft miro lout
cincr geitrigen 8efnnntmobung oi-
refte Srbiifobrt omiiMcn Baltimore
uuo Sponicn einridten uebcn oem
ibon Dor einieer 3eit nit ii6tlidenl
grfol9 ein9eridtcteu 0ienit 0miicben
bier II. Siioamerito. Gie @eieaidoft
bat 6pei Sdooner gebeuert bon be-
nen Der cine am %. glugult, Der an.
oere om IS. Scptenlber legelu ioa.
Si cperoen Stiidgut fii6ren. llr-
ipriingli6 iolten Die Shooner 6wi-
iden Baltimore, g8eItinoien lno
S6meOen fabrcn Der 8lm mllBte
ober Der @eriiHcrtnes &erbGltnilie
wegcn aufgegeben meroen. Gbriltof.
fer @enncrig Der befonnte normegi.
ihen Observation-Disclosures, 1T 8rali-
bent Scr characterization 56if.
fnbrts- @eielicboit. Gas bieiige Bu.
reou oerielben beiinoet iih i'm San-
0elsfammer.@ @ebGuoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
@HlitarpflidJtisc 6cirat6cm.

8unoes- Maridoa Stod6um bat
0ic Nomcn ollcr @filitdrpfIidtieeL
bic iicb felt ocm 5. SUM berbcirotbet
bo6en I'M Sciratbs -2iccn3. Bureau
fopiren lnilen. Gr miro 6ic 9Somen
oen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0uienoen.
Sollte Gin ilfngcr @}onn bcoiiglib oes
GotumS iciner Gerbeirotbung cine
iolidc 9lngobe nadcn, Damn fnnn er
uerbaftet wer0cn. llugci6br rs @ro-
dent oIler Scirotbs.2iccn6cL bic ee-
itern oisgeItcIlt pur0eL purOen
bon DliIitdrpfIimtieen perIanet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03

0aniel @ofer bon Scr glnti.@irtb.
iAoItS.2iea bon @larDlonO criportet,
OoB ser 9Srobibitions.@orloge on-
l6B(id Scr n6dlten Sibung Der Sc.
gisIatur ratifi8irt meroen miro IT.
faas oie &orloge bonn &ouie ange.
noumen miro. Gr be0auerte, Dab
Senator 5rouce eeeen Oie @orIuge
itimmte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
Sa6ldle Neier.

Scrr un0 8rou Sobn 9loelc fcier.
ten i'm areiic ibrer 9lngeb0rigen uno
intinen Srcllnoe i6reu 20. @o66eits-
tag in ibrcm Scim glr. 116, Eo.
tapSco.Slbenuc, @eiiport. 0ic Mob-
mlne mar onIdBlid oes SeiteS biibid
gelhmiidt morocn Dos glrrom.Gr-
DIETER lmtcrhielt sic piclcn @1lte NIT
Ntuiif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03

@obuliube mo erpartete Oie 9oli5i-
item
Gerge6lib de glus 0bnlng s.
Gerindc.
Gr ga6 81, Dab er feline 5rml ge-
ihoilen babe, mo CAB aIs 9elpeg-
aruuO Giieriudt alt 9lad 9Iusiaae
Der Boli5ei bate 2eotberwooo me6.
rere Geriube gemodt iid nit ieincr
,Srau aus5niobnen uno bate ihlieB.
lid, oa CT teincn Griolg Oanit bate,
aus @iieriuhi unO Ger5peiillug 5ur
9Siitole aeariiien 2eat6erwooo be.
iinoet lid i'm @ewabriam Scr noro.
0iilidcn @oIiiciiiotiou. 9lidter
Sbnu untcruori i'm acitcrn g}a6-
nitiag einem 8orper60r.
ga6m SDperorio 3u lid.
Gic 32 Sabre nltc 6rau Nloc
Goulion BON 9lr. 2M. gGeIt.Soif-
mau.straBc, peri1hldtc aeltcrn in
Dem 2ei6gcit6ait i6rc3 Soften in
glr. 325, Mca.gioOlc. SiraBc, einc
Gaantitdt SpperoriO- SIR 8ilItouo
ipuroe 10 Itblimn Dob iie i'm sImbu-
ldn5wagcn Scr 9Soli5ei mad oen
Morplono General &oipital iibcr.
iiibrt iueroen muBtc- S6r gotte,
@iIliom TouIion mar 5uaegen ais
iie Die Slaihe an oen @luno iette
ood gelmg es ibm niht i6r @or6o.
ben 81 oerbiuoeru. Sbr 9eiinoen lit
niht geidbrIib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
at uidlt DER Niidltioe.

Scr 0elitide, Der in Suoion Seoo
inter Dem Gerooht perboitet murOe,
8meinal oie 8unocs. .9NieBlidnoe be.
tretcn 81 Dabcn nm Elm 9roBcS 8ul.
rcruiago8in in Die 2ilIt 81 iprcngcm
miro bier BON Den 8unOeS.9c90rocn
feltgeDalten Ger gliarldlall iagte
9eltern, Dab Der @erbnftetc I'M @aloe
neben ben 1NieBItdnoen ieItgenom-
men iDurOe, oni1eineno ober nidt
Der ridtge @}onn lit. Ger 8erbaf.
tete, oeiien Same nicbt ausgcgeben
miro, CAB orL 0aB er rod MarDIano
fanL nm cine 5oru 5l fauien.
6rib gfammler pon gh. $50, Siio.
Gnllns-StraBc Der Dor 5pei &agen
an Der Gdc BON Soai0op. tno 9alti.
more.StroBe Derboitet mlroe. ais er
cine oeuticbe 3eituig las, muB iid
10 Gage i'm GjrfdngniB auibolten,
neil CT iih auBerbalb ieiner Gone
bcfano, ais CT Derboitet muroe. @e-
neral.glnmalt @rcgorD in 8aibhlg.
ton befobl ferner, oaB 9faniuler mad
ieiner 6reilaiiung inter $500 9iirg-
idoit gcItcat miro. 9(IBeroem muB
CT einmal nlonotlib I'M Bureau oes
YunocSA0toribaus poripreden nmO
jeoe @odc einnoI ben 3cueen, Der
icin Sperr8onen@eIud unter6eid.
ncte, beluben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
ouGc @etric6sfultcn.


geruriodten, oob Der lteberi6uB ser
49, & 3. 9a6n seriHger mar tros
ser 8uuabme Ser Ginuo6meu
Gronsportirte unO 6otte Die gr0B-
ten Ginno6em in Scr @ciAi6te if
res @eiiebcnS. @or &rie9S-
&roiperit1t.
9out OeS 9eridts ocS 9lednuuas-
Grperten ser ngultimore-Gbio-9 -9a6n"
bat 0ieie in Ocln nit Dem 80. Sumi be.
cn0eten Sabre me6r 6rod)t tranSpor-
tirt ino sic 6o6iteu Ginno6nen III
iErer @eicbi1te erlebt, iii a6er nidt
i'm StonOc, ir9en0 cincu G6eil i6re5
lle6eri6uiics bei S5eite 3n leaen me-
gen Sen bo6en @eirie6sunfonen err
b0bter @rciie iiir Sei5material mO
b66crer 206nc.
Sic @eiomnteinno6mcn ser @a6n
6etriaen $i22,5t0,S52, oOer $10S42,.
172 (97 Aro5ent) me6r ais in 1916,
,peldeS Sobr 6is6er ais Oos bette in
oeu 9lnnolen Scr @a6ngeiellidait be-
tradtet murOe. Gie 9}etto. Ginno6men
no6men ie6o0 MIR I'M $459,35S au,
oOcr etpos mebr ais ein 9ro5ent,
iuO oieie acringe 3uuo6me muroe
ioit oollitGnOig nuige6raudt 0urh
Die er6o6ten Steuern.
Sic n9oltimore.S6io-9 BAT in
6en lebten iefs oOer aDt SSo6ren foit
itetig 6ortiWritte in fGbiger Sc
idditsleitung gemadt. sic erbo6t
nod INNER lire 3uglaoungeu mo
berbelert i6re getriebsfroft ino no
INNER lie ourdJ ungeuiigenOe @eIeiie-
SacilitGten ooer 5it itarfe Getigungen
beeintrd9tigt poroen bat Iie iomcit
uie mogIid oieie lle6elildnoe abge-
ihafit Sniofern i6re Griegs- -9Sroipe-
ritdt in 9etradt fonlmt, 10 bat oiele
i6r geianmtes Geiddit UNI ELL 6iinf-
tel I'M Gergleid 81 1913 er6G6t ooer
nabe5u elm GrittDeil i'm GergleiGe
nit 1915, ais ole eriten 6oIgeu Oes
Srieges lid 6ur1 eine lepreiiion i'm
San0el unO Der GudntitGt Der 9a6n-
bef0rOerung geItenO modten. 9(ber
iie bat ben Gigentbiimern nidt Die en-
marteten Erofite gebra6t.
Gie 6meite SGlfte OeS Sabre 1917
miro ser gabn oen @ort1eil ser 9la.
teuerb06ung ae6en, Die oen 9a6nen
fiir6lid bepilliat mirOe lmo Die fir
Oie 80. & 8. @a6n" ole Siulme BON
$6000OOO pro So6r betra0en mer-
Oen.
o@eitlide MorDl6n6er
Gabu.~
Ger SSuni-9eri9t ser ,,gQeItliden
MorDldnoer 9o6n" fir 1917 i'm Ser
gleib nit Oem 6es SUM oes @orja6-
res wurOe geilern ber6ffeutlidt. Ger
9eridt seigt cine gl6na6me in Ser
letto-Ginno6mc mo Dem @infom.
men aus Dem 9ctriebc. SIN @ergleib
NIT Oeu1 Slini-9eridt 1916 baben oie
@inuabmen aus Dem 8oiiogicrper-
febr agenonHcn aGer in oen lebtcn
iedS @}onaten lit cine 3lmo6mc BON
$43,722 5u rer5cidjnen. Gie gletto-
Gimabmen fir Die iedS Nlouote oes
So6reS 1917 5ciacn ieood cine 9l6-
nabn1e BON $26S, ,f32.6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03

Gr luoOnt III 9ir. 5is, Sscit.SioOlc
Strobc
@illiam SgIe6art a6er.
monnt.
@egen 8 llbr geitern 9ia6mittaq
murOe ser 40 Sabre alte gGiaiam
Sgle6art 6ei Ser 9lrbeit I'M y5anitorp
Stoa", 9tr. 1852, Sit-@rottitraBc,
bon Der Sibl ii6ermaunt, 10 ooB cr
nod Dem ct. Soiep6s-Soipital ge-
bra@t werOen muBte.
9nOerc SiBi6ldge.
SSo6n @rabom Elm 40 Sabre alter
glnItreider, mltroe geitern 9to6mittag
Inn 5 ll6r i'm Maoilon.5qlare pom
SiBidIug getroifen in 6iililoiem 3u-
Itanoe BON N}iltou 9(mos bon 9tr.
1913, Sit.G6aieitraBe, ouigeilln6en,
Der i'm nod Gem ct. SSolep6s. .Solpi.
tai bringen lieB.
. bttfsto 6 brad 5ui a NE
men.
Gin aot Oes i'm bieligen Saien
Iicgenoen 0on1pfers nSoaldnoo mlr.
oe geItern g}o6mittog BON einem
SiBidlog aetroifen. Gr wiroe oltf
cinem Boot ser Baltimore Grn God
ono S6ipbdlOing Company ans
SanO e6radt un6 6ierouf i'm 9lm6u.
lanjwaaen OeS iiioliheu Giitrifts
nab oem Mcrc1-SoIpital.
Sranf SliDensfi BON SIR. ITO,
0eder'glbenre, mur0e im gllter Don
46 Sabren bel Ser 9lrbeit ouf 0enl
Fier Ger. 2 bon Ser Site iibermannt
uHo 5lr 9ebunoIung mad Dem st.
Soiepb's Soipital" gebro9t.
sis @oipital qei1offt.
Sn fritiihen 8uitnnoe beinoet lid)
I'M uWlercD.@oipital~ Der 80 Sabre
alte SSobn 0}c&eomn bon 9er. 109,
gtoro- -@oDitroBe, Der an Der Qeooen.
ball -StroBe, in Der gidbe Ger 80. &
8. @iien6abngeIciie, bon Der Site
iibermdltigt murOe.
SeiBe W orge itun0en.
Sdlon am frii6eu Nlorgen 5eiote
Der thermometer auf 81 @raO. GieS
mar gegen 5 ll6r; INN z ll6r ltieq CT
ali 80, 8 llbr auf S5, 9 llDr SO, 10
llbr 92, II llbr SO lmO Inn A ll6r
g|odnittogS bate er 80 @ra0 er.
reid5t. Conn fam Der &egen uno 10.
fort iant Der thermometer auf 81
@ra0 Inn 6 llbr, 80 INN z lt6r uno
70 nm s llbr.
Sir 5ellte lrno oen nG6Iteu Sag
prop6eJeit Der @ettermann etlpus
fiibleres @etter nit itarferen S9iu.
oen.
Sn an0ercn 2 StGO ten
Gie6enun0led5ig Go6esfdQe Our6
Die SiBe ereigneten iib bis sur Nlit.
ta9sltnnoe IN U6em.yorf, o6gleid Inn
Oieie Belt Die Temperoilr A @roO
mar, ale am por6erqe6en.
Den Gage Gicle 1SGlle uon S5ibihlG.
gen Die nibt t00tlib warcn, crcigue-
ten iiN. Die 9tftienb0rie mirO 6eutc
cine SiBung o66alten, nm ii6er OdS
S6lieBcn ocrieI6cn on Saihitag
lud6rcnO oeS aau5en Cages 81 6cra.
then
GreiBig pcitere SooesidQe. ipos in
@an3en 105 iiir sic lebten Orci Gage
bctrGgt unO piele Grtrantln9en in.
iolge Der Sibe puroen III E6ila0cI-
p9ia ougemeloet I'm 12 ll6r W3it-
ta9s reeilirirte ocr thermometer 96
@ro0
@oibington bate icit Dloutag iiinf
SooeSfd1e inioIge Scr Site. @ciierH
crei9nete ii6 elm iolcbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03

Giiirift lit 157 unO no1 ser glnli1t
0es Ntourice @rope, eines N}itgie-
oeS ser lofalen @rb0r0e sort, merOen
minOeiteps 500 Monn sur Stellung
oorgerufen meroen miillen, ebe Oie
Quota erreid6t weroen fam. @r
ioete, sic llnteriuditng ser criteu
Dln0ert O3onn bobe oeutlic6 gc5eiot
OoB sur @oblfobrt oes 2onoes mill.
tdriiGe Groicbung inbc0ingt notbig
iei. glud 6ebotptete CT, Bob peridie-
Ocne Der iungen MGnncr, 0ie gcltern
ilnterildbt muroen, Dorber 0iGt geiibt
bGtten Inn nidt oos feitgeiebte @e-
mift 5il errei6en m0 0o0ur6 frci
5ll fommen. 3mei 0crieI6en fonnten
ongebIi6 Die 9udItoben ni6t leien
ole ibnen fir sic 9(ugenprobe oorge-
boIten mtroen. Sic worcn ionlt pip.
| iiib in mlBergcm0bnlib gutem gu
itonoe.
SIN filnften 0iItrttt.
SIN fiiuiteu QiItritt miiiieu ii1
morgen ole folgen0en GienItpflihti-
gen our llnteriu6ung iteaen;
GormeIlo @oene, 263 GolDin.Str.
Garmeao 8ucmL 434 9t.-@rcterltr.
Subert S.Griipini, 1884 g. -SrontItr.
Sbomas GaroloL 322 gf..@reteritr.
IS. 81. SmaIImoo0, 573 SitN1onil-
ment-Str.
George 9iieB, All 8orreItStr.
Siooore Surodp, 233 gt..Sigb. Str.
Stepen 6loooen, 10 N..Sprine.Str.
giaiom 2emis, 1405 OIt.6oDettcitr.
Bernard aobrL 447 5..@oD.
2ouis 9tbe @oI6Itein, 51t, 9[iSquitb.
Mallrice &o6erts, 1884 @0moro. Str.
q. $. @lonoeu, 1915 Q. 0}ottbelpltr.
DoBO GIeoonsfp, 537 Golpiu.Str.
elmer 4otterion, 416 Mc@Ioerrpltr.
Siooore Sbopiro, 610 9lisquit6itr.
Worris @obn, 107 I.-@oen.Str.
Soiepb 5aber, 1903 W2ace.Str.
SDmon 9oien, 923 Sit-8altimoreitr.
@2Der GidmoL 1873 @.-6ront.S Str.
George 9. Green 1919 SefferlonItr.
SorrD &ersfp, 1877 gl.Ggeter.Str.
Sscor 9iidoroiou 211 9}.2ewisltr.
SinOore, Coleman, $50 gH..@op. Ctr.
q. 6. @eineuIt 1888 W4cGloerrpltr.
Clarence Tbomos, 14S @oItStr.
@iaiom 4onuer, 1910 Orleansltr.
QopiO @ronn 1913 -GreterItr.
S1aoore Wlaoauid, 1920 SItgalti.
more-Str.
Geo. 6. 8Iume, 211 &..gentrat9(pe.
so. Wlirtenboun 1906 ct. W4ottbem.
Sncob @elmon Al g1..Goroline.S ctr.
Soicpb 9rocoto, 432 g}..@oD.Str.
sSulius N}oB, 1907 Of-2eringtonltr.
2lo1o Turner, 1884 Comet Str.
SSacob Goge, 1902 O1t-2erinetonitr.
@bilip Miaer, 92O 2oip.Str.
SarrD Sobnlom 424 gt..GaroIineitr.
2loDo S. 2ennon 2 R..g0en.Str.
g0morO Slapc, 267 GolDin.Str.
Gam. 9. Cohen 1885 OIt-6oDetteitr.
Soiepb 6. @obnion 206 goit.Str.
gGlbert Glarf, 1881 @}ulifin.Str.
8mett0dtge @ obnbduier
idul6.
aaSSn Dielcn 5GIlen wurocn @eiube |
INN gefreirng BON iilngen Gbcmdn-
ncrn cinaerei6t Die gleih nod Der
Gerbeirotbung Elm oipeiitodigesSdus-
den foiliten uno mlr ibr gan8es ii6er-
fliilii9es 0jel0 fir Die 9[b0obllng nlf |
oicleIben benotDioen. sic bcboup- |
ten pqun iie in Oen Dicnit trcten
uiiiien 10 wiir0en iie nirbt MIR ooS |
bsbcr cinge0nblte @jelO berliercn,
ionocrn nod womoglih oos gonoe |
Sms, 0enn mcnn ibrer 6roll Der Gr-
nGbrcr ieblte, f0nne iie nibt meiter
0ablcn, lpc5ieIl nitbt aus Dem &o6ne, |
Den CT olS Soloat erbolten miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-03
N6ncfaNIt


sat iid ole Semperatur. II ggiafont
meHer 9feeeu brahte oen bite.
miiOeu @oltimorern GrI0hIug
@3ebrere Sooesfdae infoIge oer
Site. 9efaunter Qcutider
uuo @oIi8iit lnter Oen Gpfcrn
Der @ittcrlng.
Gin miafomnIener &cgcnguB, Der
geitern g}aAmiitag eintrot, crloIte Die
unter Der %ibe in 5obem @raoe lei-
ocnoeu 9altimorer uno oIlem gIn-
i6eine nod miro Der g8ettergott Gin
paor Gage lang glabiidt iiben imo
iie Oerlbonen bis iie iid orOeutli6
picoer erbolt babeu.
@be ober Die 9lbfiibluug fam, bate
Der Shnitter 600 cine oiemlid groBe
Grnte our6 oie Site un0 Diele Qln-
0ere pilrOen in fronfem 3ultonoe in
Soipitoler ODER in ibr Seim geibaift.
Die ourd oie Site @et56teten lino;
@mitaO Glansucr, 69 Sabre alt, Scr.
1923, &otterD.9lSenue.
&illiam 6eOges @bans, 80 Sabre
alt gSr. 1922, 2inoen.9lDe.
SDplia Sumaief, 60 Sabre alt, SIR.
613, Siio.Gaaas. .5troBe.
gSilliam u. 9Sarfcr, &oli5iit glr,
1919, observation-disclosures.
Sic BON Sibidldgen 9etroifenen
iiuo;
Seurg u. gOiie, Soifee-gerfGufer glr.
231, 9iio.Gollingtpu.g .glOe.
SubH NicSeOwn, 80 Sabre alt, glr.
100, GorO.@og- -5haBe.
gerHarO 6emsIcg, gleger, 16 Sabre
alt, @eit-gioole.5traBe
SIntOu !Silt GIerf, Danpier 0Shtob-
lono".
Benjamin glument6al, 45 Sabre alt,
y1r. 5l9, Welt-6rantlin.Str.
8illiam SsIebart, 40 Sabre alt, 9lb-
faaforner Erntt.StraBe uno
Gentrol.9lbenue.
Sraueis s.. glaf, 81 Sabre alt, glr.
541, @elt-GpnmaD.6troB
Gbarles Gbinn, 60 Sabre alt, gleger,
glr. 1907 8remont. 9traBe.
Wlaria 9iOOaOa, 67 Sabre alt gtr.
1870, SHo.Sigb. .StraBe.
GOmarO Sngbes, 46 Sabre alt, yir.
116, BRADFORD. .StroBe.
9lauSner's Cob.
Gjuitoo alausncr erlag ser Sibe
imO einem Ourh oieiel6e peruriadten
Shlaeiluiie, ais er in Dem @B5im-
mer ieiner @o6ung, gtr. 1923, gat-
terp.9lpenue. auf einem 5tuble ioB.
Garoncr &ein6orot bonn iiiOliden
@oli5eiEiitrifte, Der oen SAL inter.
iubte, enticbieO ouf obige Eo0esilr.
Jade. alausner betrieb Az Sabre
lang in oem Sauic ciuen Gigarren.
2aoen, 900 iid aber Dor einigen So6-
rem bonn @eihdite 3uriid. Gr binter-
ldBt feline @ittipe unO 5mei S66nes
uno einc Eodter.
Grlog ser Site.
Wil(iQm S. GDunS BON 9lr. 1929,
-glbcnue, erlog geitern 0lor-
5cn I'M oWlnrDlon0 General Solpi-
tol~ ciuem Sibidlogc, BON DEM er
am Sonntog mGbreno icines glifent.
joltS in Camp Wleooe bctroifen mur.
DC. Scit elmer Reibe bon syobrci
tomb Serr Gbons III Regicrungs-
oicuIten. Gr mar odt Sabre lana
sili Yo1tbeomtcr pH0 Dor6em I'M Slot
III @oi6ineton an.
leileat gerpcieu.
. elm Cienite iibcrwdItiOt.
ASoli5iit @iQiam q. Barter bonn
peIlicbcn Iiiirift purOe aciicru
)}aHniittoa p16rcno er an ser gde
Der 9}aca- mo 2omboro Strobe
itono, bon Scr Site iiberwdltigt ino
TiBte ms MercD-0oipital ge6raNt
uerocn- 6r beiano lid oui oem @e1e
iad Der Roli5eiitaton. ais er pl0b-
iA 81 @ooen iiel WfeGrere 9fdnner
loben i'm alif mo trugen ion nad
sineln idattigen 0rt. Sn Der 9lm6n.
.an5 oes iiioliden Iiitritts uurOe er
ooun ms Soipital ae6ra4t 100 CT
I'M 2auie oes 0lorbmiitagS itarb. @r
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Nr Gborles 3. Snliib mo 6rou
pon glr 3A0S, @oone.StroBc in
Gouton tcaoben iitb geItern ON "a.
ee on Dem lic Dor 40 Sobrcn in Die
Gbeiecln geidmieoet puroen, our
6cier Der 8meiten 6littermo6en nad
9ltlantic Gin, gtem.Yort, Buffalo
uno gliogara Sails.
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@cOenflidI crfranft.

Der friibcrc Eoli8ci.Gommiiidr
Sobn z. @iorris licet IN bc6enfIidem
3ultanoc al ciner Computation BON
&rollfbeitcn IN ieiner gSobning IN
GotonsOillc ooruic0cr. Seiu Q[r6t
Gloubt nicbf, DAB cr nit Dem 2cben
0npon lOnmen miro.