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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
SOCIETY GETS OLD WAR RELIC
Gun Used in Battle Of Bunker Hill Is
Gift to State Library.


A gun used in the battles of Bunker
Hill and New Orleans has been pre-
sented to the State Historical Society
by P. J. Hainey of Barnard, Mo. The
gift also included an old powder
horn and shot pouch. The gun for
merly belonged to James Hainey, a
great-grandfather of Mr.. Hainey. 1t
is an old muzzle-loader, fifty-nine
inches long.
According to Mr.. Hainey, after the
Revolutionary War the gun was
taken by his grandfather to Pulaski
County. KY, where it was used for
protection from bears and to provide
food for the family. Later the gun
was used by Mr.. Hainey in the War
Of 1872 in the company known as
Hunters of Kentucky"
In 1851, when James F. Hainey
moved to Nodaway County, Mo-. he
gave the gun to his nephew. F. NJ.
Davis. A few years later the gun
was given by Mr.. Davis to P. j.
Hainey.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
RED CROSS WEEK

This is Red Cross Week in Mis-
souri,. The people of Columbia and
the entire state are asked to contrib
ute to the s1OO,OOO,OOO fund needed by
the Red Cross to carry on its war
work in Europe Whatever help Mis-
souri, is going to give this work should
be given this week, proclaimed by
Governor Gardner as the special time
for so doing.
The Red Cross stands pre-eminently
as an organization for giving aid to
the wounded in battle and helping
physical sufferers in any kind of
catastrophe. As the United States
prepares to enter the international
struggle in Europe, however, we
learn this mighty organization has
decided that soldiers need moral and
mental aid as we'll as relief from
physical suffering And the Red
Cross now stands for improving the
moral status of our army camps and
the general surroundings of our SOL
diers.
oh Tn.t tA1
States will begin to pour steady
stream of its young manhood onto
the battlefields of Europe. 1t is the
plan of the Red Cross to use the
s1OO,OOO,OOO they have asked for to
prepare in advance for assisting our
forces in every way possible. The
Red Cross is already doing a wonder
full work in Europe, but its funds will
not permit it to expand sufficiently to
solve the problems of our armies.
Unless the people of the United
States show their appreciation of
this organizations work by opening
their purses and giving freely to the
Red Cross fund, our own sons, fathers
and husbands will enter the battle
fields without assurance of having the
soothing hand of a Red Cross nurse
evitable suffering.
Will the people of Columbia, known
for their generosity and goodhearted-
ness, fail to do their bit this week?
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
LITTLE TOO COLD FOR CROPS
Otherwise Last Weeks Weather Was
Ideal for Farm Work.

The weekly weather and crop bull
letin of the United States Weather
Bureau here says that last week was
slightly cool for crops, but otherwise
the weather was favorable The re-
port follows:
Notwithstanding the fact that there
was a high percentage of sunshine
during the last week, the tempera-
lures averaged below normal nearly
every day, and the weather was gen.
orally too cool, especially during
nights, for best corn growth; but 9TH
erwise il was an ideal week for the
farm. There was no rain south of the
Missouri River, and was less than
half inch in the north-central coun-
ties. but was heavy to excessive in
the northern tier of counties, from
Nodaway all the way to Clark, all of
it, however. falling on the 18th.
There was no rain of consequence
anywhere after the 18th.
Corn cultivation made splendid
progress, and fields are clean practi-
eally everywhere. save in a few of the
extreme north and northeastern coun-
ties. While the growth, owing to cool
nights is not as rapid as could be de-
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
WOULD GUST JOPLIN MAYOR
MclndOe Refused to Investigate
Charges Against Police.

BY United Press
JOPLIN, Mo-, June 21-Action to
recall Mayor Hugh McIndoe has been
started here. At mass meeting Tues
day night preliminary steps were taken
and hundreds of petitions were put
in circulation. The mayor is charged
with protecting the chief of police and
desk sergeant after the officers had
unjustly arrested and imprisoned
George Macpherson. a prominent cit
izen.
The mayor refused to investigate
the charges against the police or, as
head Of the police department. to dis
charge the two men. Masonic orders
are pressing the charges against the
police and are backing the movement
to oust the mayor.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

The women of the University fac
ulty will be at home to all University
students every Friday afternoon from
4:3O to $50 o'clock in the parlors at
Read Hall.
Miss Fanny Sanders and Mrs. Della
Kirkbride will have Mrs. Scott Bran
ham and Mrs. Henry Price as guests
at dinner tonight
The Young Peoples Branch of the
w. c. T. U. will give a camp dinner
for all the delegates and members at
Balanced Rock this evening. One
hundred persons are expected to at
tend
There will be dance at the Phi
Kappa Psi house Saturday night
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
FOOTBALL STAR IN TRAINING
T. E. d. Hackney, Former N. Z. Cap
tain, to Be Reserve Officer.

Captain T. E. d. Hackney, former
University of Missouri football star, is
a reserve officer in training, says the
Kansas City Star. The reserves help
the regular army instructors. Cap
tain Hackney was in front of his COM
pany the other day when he popped
out the command:
Forward pass"
No footballs being handy. everybody
laughed, for there is big difference
between front pass" and forward
pass"
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

Summer Session students in the
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

Miss Maxine Hungate, $40 Hillcrest
avenue, will give a matinee party Sat-
urday at the Columbia Theater.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

Mrs. Louis Selbert, who is giving
course in home nursing Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at the Medical
Building, closed the class Tuesday
night, having the required number.
Mrs. L. w. Dumas was chosen presi-
dent of the class.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21
Journalists to Have Baseball Team

The Journalists have organized a
baseball team to play in the Summer
Session League. Several of the men,
bers of this team have had Varsity ex-
perience and the writers" expect to
make strong bid for the champion
ship. The Journalists will practice
next week. Anyone who is taking
work in the School of Journalism is
eligible for this team.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

Prof. J. E. Wrench's conference
classes will attend a picnic Saturday.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

University will be the guests of the
Faculty at a reception to be given at
the Missouri Union Building at 8
o'clock Saturday night. President A.
Ross Hill will address the teachers
and summer students.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

J. B. Cant Builds Two Bungalows
j. B. Cant is building two fiye-roor
bungalows on Bass avenue just ea.,
of Couzins street. They will cos,
about $4,000 each.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-21

The engagement of Miss Bonnie
Chambers of Columbia and Albert
Gwinn of Dewitt was announced yes
terday afternoon at a party given at
the home of Mrs. c. o. Chambers in
WestwOod, who was assisted in en-
tertaining by her sister, Mrs. John A.
Harris of Jefferson City. The after
noon was spent in playing games. The
prize, cOrsage bouquet, was won by
Mrs. Jewell Price. Concealed in the
flowers was tiny heart-shaped pic
ture of Miss Chambers and Mr..
Gwinn marked with the date, June 20.
Fourteen were present. Miss Cham
bers was graduated in music from
Stephens College in 1916 and attended
the University for two years. Mr..
Gwinn was graduated from the Col
lege of Agriculture in 1916 and re-
ceived his MA. degree from Ames
this year. He has accepted a position
in the soils department at the Uni
versity of Louisiana for the coming
year.
The following girls from 500 Hit
street went on a picnic to Rollins
Spring yesterday evening: Misses
Amy X. Thomas, Hazel Sonner, Myr-
tie Moore, Mayme Thompson, Mary
McAtee. Adeline and Fidora Murphy,
Nell Mauden, Pearl Temple, Myra
Pickel, Leila Drift and Doris Rupert. |
Miss Faye Caroline Sheldon and |
John NJ. Novel; were married at the |
home of the brides parents, Dr. and |
Mrs. L. r. Sheldon, near Columbia |
last night by the Rev. C. C. Grimes. !
Miss Sheldon is a former student of !
Synodical College at Fulton. Mr.. |
NOVEL; is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |
Byron NOVEL;. He is a graduate of
Columbia High School and was for
two years student in the University. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Novel; will live at 1909 |
CauthOrn avenue
Prof j. E. Wrench's conference
classes will attend a picnic Saturday.
Miss Maxine Hungate. $40 Hillcrest
avenue, will give a matinee party Sat-
lrday at the Columbia Theater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
GSredlcr glcaer 6cltraft.

g8cgcn imgc6iibrlihen @etrogeuS
ipdrcn ser "a Sabre alte gc9cr Sas.
6. Srpin ino Soicpb @oromie Don
gsr 720, Siio GbarlcsitrnBc, Dor
&i@tcr Hanft in ser liioliAen Holi-
5ciItotion borgclaocn. SoroluiB ging
frei aus, wd6reno Srpin 5ur Sab
hung BON $G.45 beitroft wirOc. Sr.
min in0 Soroipib warcu bon Der
,@eitern W2arDlnn0 giienbobn" in
8ort Gopington 6eih6fti9t. Sic be.
0irnten eineu &aitmogen, ais iie in
Strcit eetictbcn inO Srpin Dem So
romis nit cincm aniippel einen Sieb
itbcr ocn aopf Dericbtc. Ole 8eioeu
ipuroen bon Dem @oli5iItcn Wleaoc
Oerboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

5n 0cn erilcli iehs l9lonatcn Ocs
SaDres 1917 5abIte DER llnterltiiB-
iuigsionO ser u%cnnMnonia @iien-
bo6n~ aui oen Sinicu oitli6 uno
ipeitliH BON 8ittsburg6 Die Sunme
BON $LS56,0lA.00 an Sterbc- unO
lluteritiibungsgcloern an Die 9lngc-
iteatcn aus. SIN Gicniie Der 9abn
itcben 22S,571 &erionen, BON Ocnen
196,599 gum llnteritiibunesiono &C.
b0ren. Der 6onO iuurOe am T. Silli
1889 orgoniiirt unO bat ieitoem
$l3,69l. .72l.OO ans9e8a6It.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gieIe sanfIente aus Scm saSen.

Ser glnorang bon &allfleiiten aus
oem Siioen in Baltimore, I'M bier
ibre Scrblt- im0 @inter-@orratbe
eiu5ufoufcn meiit oarouf bin, oaB
Die @clddftslellte Der Staot er0Bcrc
@eid1ite tbun per0en ais int Sabre
1913, Oem Sobre Dor Dem &riegc.
q. g8. 9SoribonL jin., Scfretdr ocs
y8creins Der &aufleiite un0 8obri-
fontcn~ crfldrte eeltcrn, Dab cin oer-
ortigcr 9lnorung nod nie Oagelucien
iei. Inter oen aoufleuten aus ocm
Siioen Die lctte Nohe bier onlang-
ten, bcfun0en iid etmo 200 aus @cor.
ola. 6loriou iino gllobamn unO ipd.
ter perocn Die &nufleltte ouS ocn nd-
bcr gelegenen Stooten ocS Siiocns
cripartet.
9is acItcrn W9ittog botten iid 372
aoufleitte i'll ocnl 9ia6ntt. .Bureai OeS
Gercins rcgiitrirt 0os iih I'M Sun
2ifc @uiloing" glr. 109-t1t, Dit
@ermon-S -StroBe, befinoet, mdbrcno
Ieetcs Sobr I'M Oiciclbe 3eit nlr 21S
rcgiItrirt porcn uno III 1915 nilr
145. Sie tomen aus ben folgeuoen
Stouten: Georgia 124, Suo.arolina
A. Glori6n 40, gllobama "a, &irgi-
nia Ia, 2ouiiiono 8, EenniDIponien
s, acutudD uuo sseit 9irginien je 8,
gcnuciiee 5, Wliiiiiiippi 3, @iarplono
imo Ohio je 2 uno 9lrfanios, glcip-
Yorf inO TeroS je cincr. &eBtes
syu1r bermlsgobtcn oic Stoiilcite BON
ouBcr6ol6 ic $2tO0 uno iomit re6net
uion, oob oieias So6r etwa $25O,OOO
mc5r bier ausgcgcbcn weroen ais IN
1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19


0ie 6icligen Gngros 0iiIbbdnolcI
fancp ocu Froor8cntcn cntge9en
Gir 9onopirtbc erbaItcn mm-
mcbr IS Gents fiir cine @oaonC
@lild. Gen Gftobcrprcis miro
ein Gomite, Dem 5armer mo
SduOIer ange6oren, ieitieben.
llcbcr 100 2anOpirt6c, 6aupiidd-
lid bon Baltimore 8orioro-, Gar
roa- mo 8re0crid-Golntu, Die Der
,N1orpIdnocr Staots GRilh @roou-
5cnten.Gcreiniguig" angc60ren lmO
Die fir i5rc NlilA bo6cre Yrciic mol
len, OerbonocIten gcltcrn I'M 300
l5caolps Tempcl0 nit ocn W}it9Iic-
Ocrn Ger Baltimore Gnqros Nlild-
b1nolcr.Gcreinigung" glod ciner
ldngeren Sibrmg purOe ein llcber-
cinfonincu gctroficn oeru5ufolge bic
Y}ilApro0ll5cnteh numebr % GentS
fir cine @naone Niilc6 befonnncn.
Ter 4rcis fam bis Gnoe September
nidt 0cdnoert mcrocn. SIN Sftober
miro Damn Gin Gonlitc, Dds aus D}it.
glieOcrn Der Scr beiocu %creinigui-
gen bcitebt, einen heucn 9Sreis ieit-
iesen.
Gor cinigen @oc6cn iogten oic
5ormcr, OoB lie iln 9luguit % Gents,
inn September 80 Gents unO i'm OF
tobcr 30 Geuts iilr cine @ouonc
Wlilh belommen niiBten. gllS Gr-
fldrng lpicien iie aili Die 6o6cn 6lit-
tcrprcilc mo sic 6oben 90bne, sic lie
ibrcn glr6citcrt in oieiem Sabre be-
5ablcn niiiien bin. Cic 6iciige
GngroS lRilb6dnolcr 9crcini0ung
crgrifi a6er Damn Shrittc, ipclde sic
Eroou5cntcn pcranloBtc, nod 9ulti-
more 81 fonimen. Gie N}ild1dnoIer
babcn 0en Froor5ciitcn bis jcbt 90
Gcnts pro @dQone bc5ublt. Sie mo-
rem bercit, Elm paor Gents mebr sill
be5a6lcn lmO Dem Eu6lifim Die
@tilb 5lm aIten Ereiie 81 loiien. Gle
@dnoler iino Der 9lniidt Dab Die
5armcr Sen @iildpreis in sic S56e
idrau6en moIlcn, troBoem Dies &C.
genlpdrtig nidt n6tbig it, Cb ole
Dicligca Gngros.0dnOler ocn FreiS
er6obcn pcrocn, nodOem lie iebt oen
Sanomirtbcu mrbr bc5ablen miiiicn,
mnroc geItcrn nibt geioet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
glcecr fam an ben llnrcdlten.

Ger 20 Sabre olte gleger Sobn ".
Nafren iDuroe geiieru BON 9iihtcr
Honit im iiioIiden Yoli5eigcriht 5ur
3abmug BON $40 mo Soften beItroit.
9orren muroe 0erboftct, nadocm ct
oiI 0er glpplegartb's &anonngsiteIle
Den Gopit6n WloooD Nliles ongeipro-
hen uio ocnielbcn gcidgt battc, Dob
er lin i5 9Rinutcn Wlilcs toOten mir
0c0 Spdtcr fam ct nit cincm aniips
bel 8priid. @or 9iibtcr Ranft CAB
ser glc9er on ooB cr Dun gioro Gos
rolino iei ino Dob ueineu Nfann in
rs Wiinitteu t0otcn4 cine 9ieoenSart
in 9loro Carolina iei bic ltic1ts 81
he0euicn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Snnecr 9Imiamgcr.

3rou 9le6ecca Goicn bon 9tr. 30,
5iio Grcter-2 2traBc, iauO geitcrn
Wlorgen cinen aua6en, 9lomcns So'
mmcl aii6ner bon 9ir. 1873, gioro-
,yront. 5troBc, in i6renl Nnuie Sic
rrgriff i'm un0 rici uad Der Eoli3ei.
gllif i6r ullo Der 9ladbbarn @eldrci
bin erihienen Die @oli5ilien 6rolplc9
unQ @roldiiG aif Der 9iloildhe imo
nnAnen Sen anoben nad Scr oiiliben
9SoIi8eiiiotiou Sn ieincn JaI@cp
wllroeu cine 9ln5abl Gietride lmO Gin
Caid1enniciicr gennocn NIT ocncn er
iit wobrideinlid Ginaaud in ooS
Naus er8wingen battc Gem ana.
ben, Ser fir oaS Slacnogeridt ielt-
gc6altcn miro, per0en 5aDlrcidc flel.
ner Gieblid9le 5ur 2ait gclegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@icI @cldlrci nmS lucmia g9Oac.


3ebn @erionen in Baltimore. Gountr
bonn 9unoes @loridoa per6oftet
meil iie ongebIib Oie 3oncuuor-
ibrift I'M Oos 6elologer Der Wli-
Ii5 3u Godevspiae iibertretcn bu4
ben. n Genlpor6re Eager ousgc-
idIoiien.
@un0eS. 0iltriitS- -g(nmolt SomucI
81. Qennis muroe eeItern bonn ariegS-
0eportenent IN @oibington bcnod-
ridtigt ooB Der 9efebl iiir oos
ShlieBcn bon 9tcltourontS unO 500
tells in DER gloh6orihoft bon Nlilit6r-
Bayern iicb nidt oitf Oic tempordrcn
2oger bon StootS- -Ntili3en, ipie God-
cpsoiue, be6iebt. 0oroufbin bat ser
9unoes- Qiitrifts.9 .9lnpalt Die Gnti6ei-
Oung a6geeebelb OoB Oie @irtbi6of-
ten IN DER Gone Inn OoS 6elOlnger
Der @lili5 5il GodeDsuiae nidt &C.
l@loiien 5i WerOen brauhen.
glm 6reitag ipuroen Die folgcnOen
geiiber BON g9irtbic6niten in 9oIti-
more. Gountp nod Dem beltebcnoen
gefcbL ooB Oieicl6en iunerboIb flint
WleiIen BON cine0 2oger gelhlolien
ipcr0en initiien berbaftct un0 unter
9iirgihoft gcitclt: &otborine 6.
Sernp in Seras, Yaltimore-GollntD;
ser SdonfmGrter syobn SeIoermonn
fir 6rou acnup, Die ii6 in Een-Waar
befinoct; GoporO 0oDIe unO 0elien
5dontpdrter SSobn Butler, Socob
@aliB imO iein S1anfmGrter linO
George 8ibburgcr, iGnntli6 BON
Scros; g4infrio ". @ooorid, Better
elmer S8irtbiboft 8u &imouium ituo
gIiber gtoiiin9er rno feline beiocn
SAonflpGrtcr, g9iaiam MicrrDnlolt
rmo G6orIes &eapcr, bon GodeDs-
billie.
Sic Serbottllng gelhoD ollf Ser-
onloiiung oes 9unOes Worlhoas
Stodbom melher nod oen 8eItim-
miingcn bonoeItc, BOB inncrbal6 flint
Wleilcn bon eincm @1iIitdrloger feline
@irtbidoft often gebolten merocn
bari. GodcDSpi(e prroe befanntlib
ais 0os tenlporGre 2ogcr Oes fiinften
MorBldnoer Wlili5-Re9imeiltS ousgc-
w1blt. 1ie NRili0 miro III Ser nGd-
iten 3eit nad glnniiton obfabrcn. 0ic
@orihrift, ooB Die @irtbihoiten fcinc
Spiritlloien all unifornlirte Solooten
berfoufen OiirfeL be5iebt iid notiir-
lid auH ouf 9aItinore-Gourtp Gs
beiBt Dob oie @irtbi6oiteu ein gtic-
iengeidGft ourd oie Sintertbiiren
mohten. 0ie idntntlitben Sn1oftir-
len iuurOen bonn Yunoes Wiaridaa
Stod6om Dem 9un0es Gomuliii1r
Supplee porgcfiibrt, Der lic scgen
$1,000 8iireiMoit bis 5ll ibrem &ro-
acB cntIicB. 0ie Sale eceen Ole Pm
eciduloigten weroen wobriAcinli1
oae nic0crgeic6logen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

qIs 5rni N1art6a Soff eeilcrn ge-
qcn Niiiternadt III ocn ac1cr i6res
Nanies 9lr 2i06, &onoerborifs
Sonc, gc6en polte. beoiente tie iid
cincs Strcirb6ol8cs Gasielbe fieI
ouf ibr aleio imo entiiinoete ooS-
iclhc, sSbr 0jdttc borte i6re &iilic-
ruie, elite bcr6ci Ioidtc oas 6cuer
mo teIep6onirtc nad Scr @oli5eiilu.
tion iiir cine glmbulon5. Diit pcr'
bruuntcn rcdten 9lrH inns redter
@ono muroe fruii SOIL nod ocm TT.
3oIcp0's &oipital 0ebrodt. 9iod Pm
iidt ocr Acr3te lit ibr 3uiiauo bcocnf-
Lidl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@ciaIscnc etrafc.

@egen Erngcns Derborgencr @of-
fen wuroc geitern Der 30 Sabre oltc
g8illiom 0ropforo bon glr. 406,
0curietto. StroBe, BON 9lidier Gonit
in Der iiiOIidjen @oli8ciitation auf ell
Sobr in's 9lrbeitsbouS geididt.
Groipforo feucrte 8lDcimol einen 9fc-
bolper bon oent 5cniter eines Suliics
on Ser Gbino.StroBe ob. 9lls man
i'm perboftcic, funo mon ouBeroem
Gin poor Sdloeringe IN ieinem Be
fB. Ger llnltono, bob 8oli8iit 0D-
lert in oerielbeii glod6arl6oft Dor eli.
nieer 8cit onecihoIien iito Der go
li5ilt S8omsfi porgeitern bon einent
9leeer WleiieritiMc crbielt, bepog BEN
9tihter, elm Grcnpcl oli itatuircn; oa.
Der Ole bo6e Strofe. Ger gfi6ter 1T
cntihloiien Die i'm iicb nebmenoc
Wepobnbeit, gaffen 0t trooen al
liutcr0riideii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@Olltc Sagi-5a6rt nidDt bc5u6lcu.

Der so Sabre olte Charles Oar.
nett, Gin Sngcnieur bon @irainicn,
itanO oeitern Dor 9iibter 9renoel in
Der noropcitliben Yoli5ciitation I'M
ter Der 8ei6ulOieung, betrunfcn ee-
peien 8u iein un0 iid geipciecrt all
Dobeii, cine Gorifobrt 8u bcoo6len.
Barnett botte iid Elm gliito bon Geo.
SaipfinS, einem g}e0er bon ylr. 507,
giorO @ineitroBe, gemietbet uno cine
9ln5obl bon @aitpirtbihoften beludt.
glIS Der gaeger- Chauffeur ieincn alrn-
Den Dor cinem Blobe an ser 6ronf-
lin.Strobc Inn oos 6o6rgelO frogte,
meigerte lid Barnett 8u 5nblen. gr
ntiBte ouerit i'm uNforDlono General
Soipital~ bebonoelt mcroet bcpor
man i'm IN Der Foli6eiitotion cilt-
Iohen fonntc. g8eil er fcin gutter
Sport" mar iuilBte er $3.50 be-
5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Grtldrt had aIg GanOiOat.

9luf gsunid ocs NloDors miro Serr
eugene O'0unnc i'm Orittcu sc.
gislutip.Iiitrift iiir OoS llnter-
bans loilfcn. Eic 5m6litc inO
orci5e6ntc g8oro bobcn nod feinc
Gonoiooteu. @o6laniiidts6c.
6oroe beihditiot.
Ser eugene G'Gunnc crfldrte iid
1eiiern, nad)oem er nit NioDor 4Sre-
iion cine lGugcrc llnterrcoung 9cbobt
bottc, bcrcit, ais Gonoioot fir oa5
llnter6aus ser Stootsgelcbgcblrng
inn orittcn 9cgislatipsCilirift 3u loi.
len. Scrr G'Gilnne iuo6nt in Der f..
@aro, III peItbcr bis lett tein ylnnu
qciimOen mcrocn tonnte, ser Dem
WiaDor gepdBt 6dtte Ger Sebterc
botte pericbieOcne pronlinentc Oldu-
ncr cripdDt ais Gouoioatcu olIi5lItre-
ten, iie le6ntcn dber olle nb, ipesbolb
iid Der 0lopor an 0crrn S'Gunne
wanote, Der irii6er eiamal Siilis-
StaatSanmolt lUar. IS miro erpur-
tct, ooB Soerr G'Glnnc Der Goriiber
Scr goltimorer Delegation i'm Inter.
bouie mer0eu imo iicb 8on5 bcionoers
bein aanpie iiir cin groBeres 9alti-
more NIT oIlcr AlaHt ms 3eug wcr.
fen miro.
sSn Scr II. uno t3. @orO iUuroen
nod fcinc Gnoioaten ouigcitcllt Serr
G6orlcs g. Sorlcp miro id iuo6r-
i1cinlic9 in Der 10. S8oro oliitcIIcn
laiien,
6oloenoe Serren rcidtcu eeiicrn
bci ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9elucr-
bungspapiere Gin:
Sir ocmotrotiihc Domination fiir
oas llntcr0nus. W}idoel S. gloou,
"a. g4oro. Dicrtcr GiItritt; gllbcrt SS.
Cooper, 10. @orO, orittcr 0iltrift;
sSrauf 8. 2ut6or0t, 16. g8oro, orittcr
Sonuel Dt. 9lm6ndj, H.
g9aro, orittcr Giitrift; Socob s. gll-
tonic 2. georo, critcr Giitrift.
Sir Nlitglico 0cs ocnlofratiidcn
Observation-Disclosures: @}idoel s.
NapIcD, orittcr Giitriftj So6n 4.
Gailp, 5ucitcr Giitritt; Sol G. Nluic,
orittcr Giitritt.
6iir repu6lifaniihe Domination fiir
Oas llntcr1ans: @altcr Ni. 2eaguc,
%. poro, picrter 1iitrift; 2ouis 9l-
Gront6poitc, D. @oro, bierter 81
thrift; 9lrtbur @anr 49, 9arO, 5tpei.
ter Giiiritt; Scle 9li6mon ?. Naro,
crlter GiItrift
Sir Dlitglic0 oes republifanii6en
Stoats-@entrul.Gomitc's g8m ST..
10. @aro; @eorae s. Nille,
at large, erlier 1iitrift; @oparo So
aleiu 3 Moro; 8ronf Goumop, a.
Sulius 3. Gic6l H. @aro
Sir Gcle9at SIR repu6Iifaniihcn
Staats-Gonoertion: glpin g9. GoIs-
rider, 13. @oro; Sobn $. SoooDia
%. gBaro; glro6am Sorris, 8 gsorO
syo6u goucrsiclo, /. g8aro; G6orIeS
6. Q4iaiams, a. &aro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
aSOaidsr stnrs.

0cn @erlebungen Die er iih 5it-
ge8ogelL ais CT bon Der @ernnoo Ict-
nes Scims fiel erlog DER IS Sabre
oltc glot1onicl GonwoD bon g3r.1416,
@otterD- -g(ocnuc. Der 900 mar 0ur6
cineu ScbdoeIbrib berbeigefiibrt
moroen oen Der greiic @4am oooou
oetrooen bottc. Coroner Smith bat
cine lInterIuAuug on9eltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
erlae icinca gcrlchangem.

Icr Sndbe Sobn 5ieOler bon y1r.
1t06. Gan.gI0cnuc, Der, ais CT bon
einenl @agen iicI, ouf Dem cr nit
GharlcS Iicb bon 9ir. 1928, 5iio,
Clinton StrnBe, iu6r, ii6eriabrcu
lplr0e, itar6 gciiern Nlorgcn an iei'
nen &erlcblmgcn I'M Fl SolcpDs
SSoipital.
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