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The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
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Non Partisans ~
umph Over Pon6.
cal Rings

CHICAGO, April Ain one %
most turbulent elections IN -
years, non-psrtisans turned ~ I
ntical machines topsysurvy -
yesterday and administered Z RI
sounding rebuke to Mayor H.
son and the Republican CITY - \
forces.
Besides electins the city c1oCu
and city treasurer, the Dsosesoo
won ~ seats In the city council. -
Socialists elected two ard tAe -
publicans the remaining -.
Other machinese also went Inc
the ditch. In the refractory NV
wards. where aghts eliminated ~
the killing Of a Grogan worken ~
dependent Democrats succeeded -
electing their candidate. BIoo1ono4
and arrests were common &C.,
rences along the levee thruout ~
day.
Today IL q gala dsy for ths 49,
Gratis. Two years ago TnonDUoG
was elected a. mayor with uouC&
ality OF l47.477 and the Nspaou1o
carried into once - aldermsn. yQ4
terday's results indicate . oo0Co
reversal. ~
To a Socialist goes the heoGe G
pilins up the highest piura1ooy O.
any aldermanie candidate. ~ a.
Kennedy, running for rereooo1
relied up more votes than hi 0C<E
opponents combined. His 49,
was s.is7.
Michael "Hinky Dtnks 60
Democrat. went back from the p11Q1
b. q plurality Of s.31s votn.
The Republicans elected - 60
state representative that We q eo
ticket
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Awaits Grand Jury's Action.

United States Commissioner ]
Stanley Hurd. Tuesday. held c. w
SchafYer 10 await the action OF the
grand jury on a charge OF having
issued illegal drug prescriptions
His bail was set at $1,000. Shafrer
is said to have used the registry
number OF an Ann Arbor druy
store. and signed his name as a
physician In the federal marine hos.
pital service. The commissioner
has continued the case OF vincenzc
Esparti. theater owner, charged
with having evaded the payment Of
the federal thester tax, because Ct
the absence Of matgs1..s ~
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

Funeral services will be held
Thursday IN Belle River. Ont. for
LORENZO Bueslet al years old. who
died Tuesday In Hotel Dfeu. wind
sor. from q bullet wound In the ab-
domen. Beugict shot himself arci-
IDENTIFY while cleaning . revolver.
Peuglet was In business In Belle
River. He will be buried In Nc
Gresor, Ont.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Col. WEIGH I, ReeruItIno Chief.

Col. T D. welch. who commsnded
the Ninety-ninth battalion OF Cana
dian troops which went to England
last year. has been appointed chief
recruiting oTicer in Windsor He
succeeds Major J. c. Stanbury. n
IL said Major Stanbury will be pro
NOTED TO the rank OF colonel and
viii be, given command OF q regi-
ment being raised for home defense.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Bandit Attacks Woman.

Police Wednesday were searching
for bandit who held up Mrs. ]. c.
Serpel, No 4OS Hazelwood-ave.
tuesday night. at Hardwood and
Schmittdiel-aves.. knocking Der
down and choking her in an attempt
n steal her pocketbook. In the
struggle the woman flung the purse
.ntc the street. Angered, tho high
Sayman renewed his attack but fed
as her screams brought pedestrians
hurrying to the spot. Mrs. Seppel
was not seriously hurt.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
DRYS WIN IN
WISCONSIN
State Capital Among Cities
Won From the Liquor
Forces

MADISON, Wis, April 4.-Drys
today claimed another victory for
prohibition as a result OF yesterday
elections. Madison. the state CAPT
tai. was swung from the wet into
the dry column. latest returns
show that the drys have gained
more than a dozen towns, while the
vets show a gain OF four.
Latest returns show that OF 202
towns, villages and cities voting on
the mo license" question. IS have
gone dry and 81 wet, with the re
mainder in doubt.
SPRINGFIELD. H.. April 4.-By
a majority OF ass votes Springfield
Tuesday went into the dry colors
after an uninterrupted wet regime.
Two hundred and fifteen saloons
will 90 out OF business May 3.
DULUTH. Mimi, April RE.
turns from 40 out of 80 districts here
give prohibition a majority OF more
than 1000 votes. Dry forces claim
victory by 1900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Dress Goods

When you consider present
price Of Wool and Wooden
Yarn, you have some idea what
to expect for an advance on
Wool Dress Goods. We have a
full line. Our spring line was
bought long while ago. We
had to pay a good big advance.
During this sale we will sell
you any piece of Wool Dress
Goods in our stock at a liberal
discount. This, with the big
advance after Feb. /. will give
you the largest saving for
years.
Ask to see our 44-inch
Sponged and Shrunk Serge in
all colors at SLIP per yard
This cloth will wash as we'll as
cotton cloth. 1t is a special
value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Table Damask
my piece of Table Damask,

Cloths and Napkins, at liberal
discount during this sale. Many
Of these kinds we could not
buy to-day and won't see again
until after the war. Nearly all
of these have been selling at
less than last costs. If you find
your want here, the price is
less than wholesale price to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Sheets and Pillow
Slips

Don't hesitate on these. They
will all be closed out long be-
fore this sale is over.
Every Pillow Slip and Sheet
in our stock at a discount. If
you want, we will show YOU
what these goods cost at the
mill to-day You will be sur
prised at our prices. We must
give you as good sale as we
have promised.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Crashes and Towels
All come in this sale. You

won't see a whole lot more
Linen Goods until after the
war. This is about your last
chance with us. Buy what you,
will-need for this coming year.
The price is less than you will
see it again. Now you can get
Linen: later all will be cotton.
and the price will be very near
these Linen prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Bed Blankets
You can hardly realize the

advance on all Cotton and Wool
Blankets. Our retail price this
fall on these goods in most in
stances has been less than the
present wholesale prices. Now
at a discount to close. Many
are soiled from handling.
These will look good to you
now and better next season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Wash Goods

All odd lots are on our tables
at sale prices, all regular goods
at liberal discount. This, with
the advance after this sale,
gives you large saving on
staple, everyday goods that
YOU will have to have later.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
If the government asks la
Odd Lots

All odd lots will be on our
Bargain Tables at prices to
close out at once.
These odd lots will be dis
played SO that you can see
them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Bed Quilts
These are from a last sea-

sons purchase. At our present
prices you will save from Is to
IS per cent. over waiting until
spring to buy. We are to ask
Just that amount more. We
will have to.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Silks

Any piece of Silk in our stock
at liberal discount during this
sale.
Over 30 shades i'll our best
S1.50 Silk Messalines. These
during this sale at only $l.29
per yard. There are great
many grades Of Messaline.
This is one of the best grades,
our old reliable.
If the government asks la
dies, as it intends to, to buy
Silks instead of Wool Dress
Goods, these Silks will go to
$500 per yard by April /. They
are great buy at the price
yard-wide at $1.29 per yard,
Send for samples; we parcel
post free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
New Years Gifts

This is your chance to buy
New Years Gifts at a liberal
discount, as all kinds are in this
sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Knit Underwear

Amy piece of Underwear in
our stock at liberal discount.
One lot Of 81, 50 and SO size
Cotton-Fleeced Ladies Pants.
These are regular 75c Under
wear. Vests have all been sold.
This lot now in this sale at 49c
each.
The following at special prices.
Small lot OF Sl.50 and $500
Natural Wool Pants in small
sizes, 80, 81, and 81, this lot at
CSC each.
A small lot Of small sizes
in Children's Heavy Fleeced
Pants. These are 40c values, to
close at l9c. Small sizes, 10
and Is.
Munsing Underwear in this
sale at a discount. None other
quite as good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Knitting Yarns

Knitting Yarns
If we were not receiving our
Yarns direct from the spinner,
we could not sell you as good a
quality for the price.
Yarns are selling in Barre
from 20 to Is per cent. less
than in most towns. Best Wool
Yarns were o0c for full-weight
Skeins and Sl.00 for Worsted,
best grade full weight skeins.
This sale the regular discount
will be allowed. Silver Gray
and Khaki, just the colors for
sweaters. Only this lot at this
price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Handkerchief

All Handkerchiefs used in
trimming about the store will
be sold at &c each. If by mail.
inclose Sc extra per dozen for
postage. Some of these are
slightly soiled and all have a
pinhole in the center. No
threads broken.
Amy Handkerchief in our
stock during this sale at a spe-
cial price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co,
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co.
y Sixteen Days Clearance Sale
NV al Continues Until Il L

Emgm for 6ns ~ or
II
Il I'm @%&vw H. /
s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Memorandum


named This though
this We do believe that the with
ion bout as
A chance 0 a OF your spring purchases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Ladies' Separate
Skirts

V~ "H P1ks1S !" Fc* "E "S1ea
Skirts in this sale that will be
of interest to any who want a
good Separate Skirt. We have
a few odd Skirts in colors and
Blue that go into this sale at
one-half price.
During this sale we will give
a special discount on the whole
line to reduce the stock in the
next Is days. You will need a
Skirt later, why not improve
this opportunity?
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
COrsets

Several lines that of higher have been dis
continued Many OF these lines very These STYLES
taking from stock and marking at lust about
half OF their actual value Remember these are not old STYLES
or Corsets OF poor grade They say styles we
cannot get another pair of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Children's Coat Values
What we have left in Chill
dren's Coats go into this sale

to clean up stock at one-third
off from the regular prices.
These are real Coat values at
the original price. These are a
good buy for next seasons
wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26

Here is find. A lot of Row
al Worcester Corsets that they
sold us for a sale. We have
had them some time laid aside
for this January sale. These
Corsets are made of heavy
Damask Twill in White. Have
two-inch elastic top and have
heavy hose supporters. The
material in these Corsets IS
equal to that used in any $500
Corset 1t is a regular Sl.50
Corset. Comes in sizes from 10
to % and will be sold in this
sale at only CSC per pair. VIII
so very quickly.
One lot of Bon Ton $3.50
CorSets. an odd lot at one-half
price, LIS per pair.
One lot OF ROYAL Worcester
Corsets. the $50 Corset. This
lot at half price, 7Sc per pair.
During this sale we viii sell
any Corset in our stock at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-26
Ladies' Fur Coats
This has been an unusual

This has been an unusua
Fur Coat season. Furs haven't
advanced in price as much as
other merchandise, thus .mak-
ing very good season to save
a few dollars if you want a
good Fur or Fur Coat.
We have a few Short Fur
Coats that are good values.
These are Black Pony Coat
that sold from 5000 to $500,
now to close at from $500 to
$500 each. Also one Natural
Pony Coat that sold at 5000,
now to close at $500.
One reason we are putting
such low prices on these Coats
is that we have not been able
to get any Pony Coats this
season and will not the next.
These are a Russian Skin and
are very servieeable. Are sure
ly good Coat value.
We have few Marmot
Coats that are good values.
These are in that deep brown
fur and are an exceptionally
serviceable and warm Coat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05

glls aeiiern 9l6enO Ger 55 Sa6rc
olte @omaro Is. GarIins bon 93r. i0A,
9ioro @ooiiroBe, Der in elmer Belle
IN Der mittlereu @oli3eiiiotion lol
ouf Die 6ra9en 0es 3eQenidlieBers
nidt onhportete, mliroe er ilnge6enO
nob Dem Niercg Soipital ae6radjt,
mo er ais toot erfldrt murOe. Gar-
lms murOe gelicrn 0}orgen Oor Dem
Sogir6auie 9}r. tOl, g}oro @aDiir.,
inter Der 9lnicbulOignua Oer6oftet,
an9ebli1 6etruhten 5u ieiu. 93idter
Fadaro entlieB i6n am 9}a6mittag
lIrollos, er mlrOe a6er uo6 einer
Belle 3lriidge6radt 0a er onic6c-
memo nod nidt gonj niidtem mar.
@egen s llbr geiicru 9l6eno mur0e
oann Goriins bon 3e1eni6licBer 3.
SielO gefraat, % cr ooS StotionS-
6ois Oerlaicn moQe GoriinS ermi-
oerte, odB er ni6t mobl iii6le imO
nod eiHige 3eit in scr 3eQc 5u6rins
Gen woae. Sine Shnoe ipdter lao
er le6los aii Dem 9oocn. GjemdB
Den 9ricien melhe in Icinen "a
iden GeilnOeu mir0en, Bat er einen
9ruoer in 9elair @lO., imo einen in
G6eitcr, So @r bate crit Dor 3wei
g4ohen 0uS 0}Qriue SoIpitol Der.
laiien 100 er in Solge elmer Nlagcn-
frontbeit be6onOclt porOen mar. Ser
&eritorbeiie mar Elm Scenann. So.
roner 9ileD bonn mittleren 9iItrift
miro cine llntcriutbung ouitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
glnf OcntIdlcr ecitc.

(Nr0Dlloo nab GuOoluc)
9erlin a. 9lpril. Grenler
9ioooslo0oif BON 9ulgorien inOoliirte
i'm 6ulgarii6en &arlament i'm 9la.
men ieincr 9iegierlng Oie DeIloratio,
nelJ mel9e our6 oeu 0eiiti1en
9leiGsfau5Ier mo 0iterreibii6lnao.
ridden @}inilter oes 9leiBern in De.
8ug AMI 9fuBlono genaht pllroen.
Ole W2elounq fomnIt bon Scr lleber-
iee-9}oAribten. 9lgentlr, Dem oiii5iel-
len oelltiAen 9tabri6ten- -9lireou.
(SSn ieiner 9ieOe nor Dem &ei6Stde
en- 30. Mdr3 crilnerte ser 9ieibs-
fon8ler an sic friibere 6reimoibait
5uiiben 0elttibIauo uuo 9iuBlono
mo erfldrte, Dab Geuti6lan0 nidt
reriuden piir0e, Oos nelie &cgime in
9iuBlono 81 ihir5en. Gann iii6r er
iort.
00os Gin5ige, mas mir er6oiien,
lit ooB in 9fuBlano 6unoamente ge-
legt wcrocn, ipel9e es 81 einem itar.
fen unO ieitet 9o0wert oes 6rieoens
mo6en.4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Mlit 9lnGe aMinenummcn.

Die 9ieiOlutiou bcS Scitc6eus clues
SricsS5nitanOeS siuiIden Scr Ser.
Gtautcu nuS Scnti6lauO.
Der 5cnat Oertoate iidl bis Syrci.
tag. 8irO sic 6anOlnug Scs
!0anIcS a6wurtcu.
SSoibiuoton A. 9lpril. III
0ic groBe @lengc, welde ii6 bci sic.
fem feicrliGen 9lft ser &riegSerflG.
runo cineS &riegs5uitonoes 3piihen
ben Der. Stoateu uno Oeuti6lonO
cingehnOeu bate, ocrbielt iitb rilbio
in0 lieB nidt our6 9eifnasonerfeu-
ulug cine Storlmg eintreteu.
Ger Senot fam gegen If llbr
9l6enos 81 ieinem GutibIuB, uo6oenl
er bon 10 llbr gormittogs an in
Sibuug eelpeien mar. sSn Ger 0ipIo-
moten2oge befauoen iib Sefretdr
2dniing 9lnwalt 4olf bonn Stauts.
Deportenent, @cionOter Goloerou
bon golioio, @eion0ter Gfeuerceu
BON Sdmcoen, uno mar aud friiber
G ntEo0e Der idme5eriic6e @cionote
Or @niu Sfitter, pelder oie SSite.
reiien 0Gti1Iouo'S Dcrtritt onoe.
ienO. @iniee Scnotoren pareu our6
&ranfbeit oti GriHeiuen perbinoert.
Ger Cert Scr 9Reiolution, pelbc
pom Senat nit ii6crmiegcnoer Wle6r.
belt ongenommen wur0e, lailtet:
n9eidloiien 0urh oen Senot unS
Oem Observation-Disclosures ser Ser.
Stoaten BON 9lmcrifo, inn GongreB
perianlnelt ooB Gin ariegS5uitanO
5luiiben ben Der. Stooten mo scr
foiierIi1 0eltiden 9legierlnq Ser
Sen Ser. Stooten onfac3pruoeu
wuroe, 6iernit fornel erfldrt lit.
IuuO SAB ser 4rdiiocut 6iermit ous
t6orilrt nno angepieien it, oie ae.
ionmlte SIotten mo @Glitdr Streit.
madt Der Ser. Staateu mo sic
@iiliSquellen Der 9legicrlmg 5u ge.
brauden im Oen&riea gegeu oie TAI.
icrlib ocltiNe 9Regiening 5u fiibren
ino oen Somlift 81 einenl eriolarei.
den slbldhiB 81 bringcn. 9lle Stills.
quclen oeS Sonoes ihio 6iermit bon
Dem @ongreB oer Ger, Staateu sur
Sertiiguua geitellt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Gdllimm sltacridltet.

Gon unter elmer @leftriiden wlroe
0eitern gla9nittag ser S-id6rige )le-
eerino6e SarrD 2lnoerion BON 9lr.
81, 9ia6or9ltraBe. bon Dem @oli5iiten
%onleD oes meltliden 0iitrifts ge5o.
gen imo in einem 9luto Der o0}or0-
lanO See Cream So" ms llniperli-
tats.Soipital gebradt. 9lnoeriou
mollte ole 9altimoreitraBe meitli6
BON 9lrbitroBc ii6eri@reiten ais CT
BON eincm StraBenbo6n.9Sooaon Scr
@apltraBen-Sinie eriaBt wtrOe. Sei-
ne beioen Sduoe maren 5ermalmt umo
AeGrohen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Niir elm Seimaetr6uf.

Gas BON @eo.. @iiut6er eebrallie
Bier lit 0aS bette. 8iele 9eurt6eiIer
BON Bier erfl6ren oaB es ireeno Ell.
mem eritfIoiiigen ausldnoiihen Bier
gIeidfommt @eroOe Oos 0ins fir
oen 6amiliengebraub. Geines glro-
MA, better @eihmad uno iebr nd6r.
frGitig. 0ireft BON ser 9ranerei
Our6 oie neueiten N}aidinen abse-
fiiat, moour6 angemeine &einbeit &c.
f4ert miro. aiite 81. 8boue:
@oIfe 20.
lSSnnil8.1SEiMo.0ol (Nns.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
@erESr amneiett.

Son ser @oli5ei.9cborOe be5iigli1
oes 9luiru6rs Dor Der Wtniif-glfo.
Oemie am leBten Sonntog. -
@ouOerneur @orrinaton uHrOe
benoAridtiat. @enerol.9lnwolt
9iit@ie miro ieOeuiolls an Oem
@ert6or t5eilnc6men.
0ie Serren 81. 2oncaiter 8iaiams,
6. $. 9ieebeS, jr., 81. g8. @ieSfe, ga.
COB 6rouce umO Sultan Q. Sones
ianOten aeitern ser @oli5ei.9eb0roe
cine i1riftli6c 9ei6meroe 6e5ii9lid
Scr Sonohmgspeiie ser @oli5ei i'm
&erlouie oes 9lufru6rs an bergon-
gencn. Sonntog Dor ser Wlulif-glfa-
oemie 81. sic 6e5ei6nen Oos Grein-
iblogen Der &oli5iiten ais rnberetb-
tigt un0 boffen Dab Die @oli3ei- -Gon-
miliGre cine cin9ebenoe ltnteriub-
ing inn SSntereiie oes Eu6lifumS an.
iteQen uerOen. Gos S6riititiid, oos
oen Gonmiiidreu porgelegt puroe,
mar s Seiten itorf. @iner Ger let
ten 9(bi1nitte loutete mie iolgt:
Dg9ir miiien, ouB es cine 9legel i'm
9dltimorer EolBei Geportenent
giebt, lpie au6 in ieOenl onOeren go
li5ei-Gepartement eines ieOen chilli
iirten 2onoes, oeluiB in icOem Gam
sc, in Dem 0ie en9liicbe Spra6e oe-
iproden mirO, sob eiii @oIi5ilt ni1t
mebr @epaIt gebroliben ioll, ais mo-
tbig iii Inn einen @efongenen 81
ii6eripdlti9en."
\Dc GomnIiiidre ianOten ieoenl Der
llnte3eibncr Ser 9ci6mcrOe Elm
S9rei6eu nit Dem SiupeiS, ooB am
10. 9(pril 0oS critic &er6or sur glli-
flduug Der glngelegen6eit itottiin
Oeu ioirO
Sin sS1rei6en purOe alH @ou-
pernclr @ncrion 6. Sorriugton &C.
ianOt, in meldem oos StaoiSo6er-
6oupt eriudt miro, Sen @cnerol-9(n-
molt, welder Der 9lc6ts6eiItono ser
@oli3ei 9eb0r6e it, oOer einen ieiuer
&eprdientanten an Dem Gerb0r t6eil-
ne5men 81 lalen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
SSurlanfia fcItac6aItcu,

9fem 9nrf A. g(pril. Oscar
@ilug unO Sortpi9 0apiion ebema.
lige 9In9eilellte Ger oeutiden BOT.
idoit in @crlin in0 oes leBteren
Satin goula, @oiio0iere oeS ipani.
iAen DompierS o9llfonio 49, Ser
1eute bier eintraf murOen BON 9I9en
fen oeS Suits Departemems in loren
Ga6inen ieiiJe6oIten iro ii6cr i6rc
9Inipriibe auf anerilanilbe 9ilr9cr.
ibdit oerb6rt. Sie weroen on9ebGdJ
nod SIR meiicren llnteriubimg nac5
@llio SSlano gebradt werOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Am fa0Icn eduuR ber GrSc.

Cine groBc Srouereemeinoe eruics
eeitern 9&obmittog 1Sroa @larie g8ei-
merit, ser g8ittipe oeS @rn. 9lidarO
&einert, 0ie lebte @6re. %aitor Or.
SuIius Soimann 6icIt I'M Sterile
bous, 9tr. 1885, Observation-Disclosures,
uno mn @ro6e auf Dem @eitern-
6rieoboie oen Grauergottes0ienit.
lln5G5lige 9hmenipenoen iGmiidten
0en Sarg, unter welden 6eionoers
Der Sran5 5erOoritod, oen ser nSar-
monie-NamenOerein~ Sem 9ln0enfcn
Der Serltorbenen gelpiomet 6otte.
6ran @emert icbieo am SoniTfog aus
Dem Seben Sic itannlte aus %irne.
berg, 5@IeSlpio-Solitein uno mar 46
Sabre alt. Sic 6interldBt einel
Sobn @olter, uno wirO auBeroenl
BON i6rer betaeten Wattter in 0eliti6,
lauo ii6erlebt.
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Nlntler 6cItraft.

gSeaen llebcridreihmg ser porac.
ihriebenen @el@winoigteit wuroe ee.
itern Der 2S So5re olte Oonolo s.
YartriOae, Ger ongob, in 9ir. 6, g9clt.
&eeOlraBey al mo6nen bon 9li6ter
9renoel in Der noromciiIiden @oli5ei.
Station 5lir 3a5lllng BON $25 lno
Soften perllrt6eilt- Sn Gruonac.
luna ocs 0elocs wauoerte @ortrioee
ms @eidugniB. Gr mar anl Sans.
tog bon 9li6arO' s. Scopolo, Dem
SiiliS Stoats glutomobil Som.
miIidr. in Scr @arf&eia6tS .glpemac
oerfoIat tporoen neil er angeblid nit
elmer @eic6pinOiafeit pon 80 0'eileu
oie Shin0e geio6reu mar
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SSm Soliie elmer 6dmeiter, SSrolI
N3orD S5omas bon Scr. 233, gtoro-
Eottcrlon. @orf glDenue, ioa Der IL
jdbrige 9ruoer oerielben &ictor
Souoers, cine 0uediilber.Eoblette
berihludt baben. Srob Ieines 9lb-
lelteneus lieB i'm 6ie S6weiter ourdJ
elm an Dem Souie ooriiberfobrenoes
Slutouo6l nod DER Yoli8eiitation in
Canton brineen, oie ibn nit DER 9(m-
bulon6 no@ oeni 81. Soiepb's SoIpi.
tai 6rodte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05

0ie geIlrigen g(bcnoblGtter i'm
meItliben 0euti6lono, melbc bier
eintrofen eutbieIten iopeit nod feline
GrpGbnlne ser jiingiten Greiguiiie
in @oi6ington. 0ic @littogs Nus.
aobe Ser uaolnilbeu3eitune 6rodtc
einen 2eitartifcl ilnter oem Sitcl
o9(merifo Dor ser @ntideioung" in
'wcldcm iic ioot:
o9us Grdiioent gSilion niif imirrc
9lnfiinoi9lne oes in6eidrdntten
SoudbootfriegeS nit eineu 9rilcbe
Der 9e5ieblmoen ontportete, mor oie
S8elt iiberroicbt, obcr icine Soltrug,
oie er Ieitoem eingenonlmeu mar
mebr ais cine llcberroihuug. Selbit
IN anti oelitiHen &rciien glaubte glie-
mono, ooB oie Sponnung 3pii6er
Sen beioen 2Gnoern iiber cincn Oiplo-
matiI6en 9rud binousgeben miirOe.
@s 1T nicbt 0cutidlmo, ionocrn
glmerifa, lpeldes 0en @rub ais 9lus.
gngSpunft fir ocn &rieg betraAtete.
0os umeritoniide &olf piinidt fei-
men &rieg, ober es miro oen @rdii
ocnten gloubelL menn er iagt, ooB er
lmOermeiolid iei.
SSir porten ob, ob ser @rGli0cnt
oos omerifauiiCbe &olf 1T Sen arieo
ltir5en miro, INN bic Sce frei 5u mo.
den fir ous anglo.amerffaniicbe 6jc.
i66ft. SSenn Dies Ieinc 9tbiibt it,
miro er lie erreiden. llniere IL
9oote weroen i6r gl6n8euOeS @ert
fortieBen bis Sen GDronnen ser See
ser 9lt6em ausge6t imo oie Nleere
mirflic6 frei weroen. Die gIr6eit Ger
ll9oote miro Inn 70 ui6mreider
ieim je uebr Seiuoe 5u beiieaeh
iin0~
glbouuentcn, bic ocn ,SmtImcn Nurrcnun,
nentcu" noli pnuiuid poer nErcnelm1hia cr,
Dntrn mo gcbetcn, Der Cfiirc oaDnn per Sc.
lepbou ooer lnriitlid) Nlih6riluu9 so maneu,
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gSnn Qnftnntn nctG6tct.

&or i6rem Seim 03r. 223, Siio-
StriderliraBe, lparoe oie 4id6rige
Catherine Sidep bon 9Sr. 223, Siio-
StrideritroBe, bon einem 2ait-9luto-
mobil Oes Spring @rope Staats-So'
ipitals ii6erio6ren OeHan Center
@orrD Gjimt6er mar. 0as Ibwer Der.
leBte ainO wuroe I'M glmbulnn5wa8en
0es liioweitliden Giitrifts nod Dem
8ranfItn.Square Soipitol eeio6ren,
baudte ieood ieinen @eiit auf ser
Sa9rt aus. @int6er mar ber6aitet
moroeu uuO nuB iid beim 6eiitiaet
Snquelt nerantlporten. Gem &inO
mar oos 2aitaiito iiber oen 9opf ee-
fabren.
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ltuter @S0erll.

Der S-iG6rige glnoreip 3abroSti
BON g}r. 1909, 9oDoitraBe. luuroe ae.
itern 9taduittog ii Ger 9ld6e Ser
8altimoreitraBe lmo Garrollton2lUe.
BON Dem 9Iutonlobil oes g9aoe pnmp.
ton Sintbicitn BON Sintbicim @eigbts
81 9oOen geraunt. Der auabe mar
onideineno bonn Erottoir aus aui ole
StraBe na6 riidmdrtS ge9ongen ino
bate oaS Seronna6eu oes 9lutono.
bills nibt 6emertt. Gr pnroe nit
Sautoblhiiriungen am &0rper. oen
9lrmen lmO @einen ms 8rantlin'
Sduare-Soipital I'M 9lilto oes 2intbi-
clnn aebradt.