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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

y3meifcllos, meine @n1oiglte. Gin
glefont iuiirOe oubon obnlngeril ="
fagte ser glr5t uno qllittierte ibren
flebenoen 9lif nit nod elmer bofli-
den &crbeugung, Die olleroings CT
mas fliidtigcr ousfieI
9enn er batte Die llbr in Ser Sat0
uno mar iHon on Der Sir oes 8arte-
5i1Iuners.
Ser @eibna1tsaberlo mar ga. 9oS
erobe Somilienfelt. 9lber Seierlid-
feit i'm engeii sSnnilieutreiie lit fem
@ergniigcn. gs iiebt MIR 70 oiIs.
9ieielben Meni1ei, Die ii1 inlfner
81 1eben getpobtt iino, ntiiiien, feittdg-
li1 geid)miidt, einaioer anld1eln,
oIs piiBten iie fid tmint beim yeamen
5u nennen. 9as lit ltnbequem.
8omberlin9 itano i'm idwor5en
glod Dor Dem @abertiid) i'm Salon
uno betpunoerte ooS Betidaft Der
depptiibeu gluntie.
,Du b1ltIt es berfebrt,~ idgte
Nlnno. Scr @erfdufer bat mir &C.
seiet, BON pcl9er Seite man es an.
ieben tliiB.~
@eborIom betrdHtete 8outberIing
sic SteroglDpBen BON Der mOeren
Seite
@abette ino Sermurr fpielten elm
@eibnabtslieo mif alaoier rnO
@eigel
9luf Dem sSliigeI lag Elm Ser6 aus
Wor8ipan. 3oS bate &ilOe @engen
geididt. CS bro1te 8obettens @e-
canfen ouf onoere Ser5ensiaden.
&errnaut oadte, Dab er morgen
nit oieIer iel6en @eige &iones @e-
fang bealeiten ipiir0e. St ipielte init
GROCER Snnigfeit
0ie gltern iaBcn III oeu groBen
2cbnitiiblen.
Syrat 9lnna titpfte iid geriibrt Oie
g(ugen. g9ie idon oie SfinOer ipiel-
ten. g9ie noruebm. Gen aOli9en
@lauu ipiir0c Dies Spicl erbaut ba.
Gcu.
Sin pcnig 1rgerlid fab iie 81
@omberline Gerii5er, oer mlf ben
,EonBcnpopuI iiarrte mo cs uidlt per'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

Sie iouBte uls Dem @obltdtiGfeits.
frdilSd)en, ooiI jebt allie V8dotcr IN
Vobcttes glltcr oicie Sprncbe filbr-
tcH. 9llle Nanen batten oariibcr &C.
isost
~9Pon nul6 iic nidlt 3inI @iOer.
ipruc6 rei5ea mo oafitr iorgelL Dab
tolo Ger 9ic1te fomnlt," bdttc Srall
@ebeimrot eeiaat
o4oB oiii ipic tii6tio id, mid er'
ncii,n mcrot,~ ioqte @nbetfc bod
boni Baum bcrab iino gob ocin 0iden
Gnael nod eincn tlcincn Sdaufel.
idprmg
,Ias u ririt on allies nidt ,f.ia
fobeil,~ logte 5rolt glnno ionft uno
reidltc 9abette nod eineu grcBcn
Hodcn Holiibaolo binoui,
.g9cnn es Dir SpoB nadJt, fonnlt
Git ia elm bisden 9icbfiibriIng bel
Honl lcrnen. @er peiB, mo8l cS gut
iltT un0 lie 0ohte, Dob SobettcS
&nisltono einn!al 10 groB ieiii piiroe,
oaB einc ooppeltc 9ndiiibruHg oa5lt
notiQ lciH fonne.
glm ytohnittog rief iie oiirb cen
6erniprc1er ben beriibmten glr5t an.
Seine @irtiboiterin meloete liH
mo ia1te, Dob Der 8err Wleoi5inalrot
MIR am Gormitiug 81 ipredet lei.
GeiAc 4roris tplre 70 groB, ooB CT
cm 9lahmittoe inmer Der @eeroi-
Qing eincS Yatienten bei5uDobnen
babe.
SSrau gonIberling iagte iid) fir Den
unocrcn 8ornlittug an Srob oeS
@eibnQd]tsobenoS.
glr3tbciube mar Srail gomterling
ridjt ocpo6nt. Sie mar intiHcr &c.
Iint0 Qelpeicn, lelblt ibre 3dbne iaben
nod IN liidcnloicr 9ieiDe.
4as allies fab Der 9lr5t iofort, ais
sSrou @omberling ibm gegenilbcr
@laB 1enonincu bate
ssroll @oniberline mar ichr her.
leacn Sie bate einen &errn nit
orallcm Bart crportct, ne ghigen
hiuter Der 9riIIc. Stott oelicu inb
ibr ientono geaeniiber, Der Tie ans ci.
llcm glattrailertcn @clidt NIT idar-
ieu glugen Hulltcrte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

or 1ogte orf ibre &logen, Onb iie
in Der sSugeuo getuiB forperlide Slr.
belt berri6tet bate, tDabriAeinltb
olh nicbt aus Der Stoot iei.
sraI 8ontbcrling 5ogertc nit Der
slntport lu10 orebte an Der goloeIen
9ette oes 2orgnons.
Der Scrr in1te, ooB man eiren
glr5t allies mitteileil fonnte in1o Ser
trauen bier Die erite Hflidt fei.
60 geitono Srmi 8onlberling bic
r1ierlibe Sdmieoe ei1L oas Boihen
Der @dIde om Bod lno idlieBlid)
aud oie iibriee Sousarbeit. Slber oas
l1ee nun allies iueit 5iiriid.
n9os iebe it,~ iagte Der Nr5t
sSraa glrno ipilBte niht, oh ieir
glid ocr 8obeIgornihtr galt ODER ibr
ielbit
Scr 9[r3t fproh MIN ldneere 3eit.
9iubig uno iodli1 iagte er, OaB es
cine ungliidlibe, nidt 5l leugnenoe
Eatiabe lci, ooB oaS @oblleben inge-
Inno uno ibdolicb iei. SSeoe Seelc
broiide ibren 2eib. gIber cs iei I'M
ongeuebm, Dern oiaier Inalfb0rIid)
3un1bne.
@r lddeltc, n1brcno grGBEhe
8orte ipie Ser5perfettlng itno glrte'
rienffleroIc iiber ieine Sippen fdmen
uno nod piele anoere 5reuomorter
DOLL nnbeinIider @ebeiHniiIe folg'
ten.
vD1uB i'd itcrben2~ itommelte
SSrou Yomberliitg, 0te bellen blauen
9(ugeu oid bon Srdnen.
oDos bdngt gon3 BON Sbnen ob, "
iaete Der gIr6t nit Bofli9er @erbelt-
glng
lleber iol6e @orte iDiiroe litb ieoer
gefrellt baben
sSroit 9on1berltng trodncte 0ie
Srdnen uno borte boil &ertrauen 81,
pas man ibr iogte.
sic iuuroe gefrdet, ob iie nidbt ein-
fod mieoer biel Sausarbeit berrihten
t0nne.
glbcr iie niBte oittiporteu, 0oB oies
lr1n0qlid) iei. Die TienItmdohen
wiiroen teinen &eipeft iuebr Dor ibr
bobcn. lln0 iie entlaiien fonnte iie
aud uidlt, gSas piiroe Die @elt pa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

Ninil mar gleih miteinanOcr be-
farnt geiporoen. @r ioB 5ipiidep.ib-
ncil, lpie iuenn er oa INNER aeIeIien
bate. llnO pooon ali1 ole Geoe
mar, CT muBte 9ci1eiO.
Siloe g9cngen eripdbnte cstoIiei.
SSbre Sonte ipollte oortbin reiien.
aEiibtiges, fori1es 9ano,@ Iogte
Gbriltiou SebolO ino ltrib ocn
@1mlrrbort.
Vlon frogte begierig, ob ct i1on
bort geipcien iei.
,gIein,~ iogte er, nod nift glber
i1 ltcbe in lteter @er6inouna oanlit.
gIlle Wlortaoclla aus Bologna, allie
.Salomi aus gtopoli. 9lm Golf bon
glcapel Stolia.~
og8ie ipoblflingellO," bemerfte
Srau 8onibcrling. 4.
llno 10 iinterbiclt man lid tpcitcr;
gut ongeregt imo belebrIam.
geitr Snfel gllbert idB rniioe babel.
.@eiu @umoer," iugtc Sontc Sc-
lcne. ~gr fonn1t bod nie imter
MenI6eu Seoen 9l6eno iino mir
ollein 5ii Sous.~ ~ Wlan 1T oft Of
fenber8ieer, ais man peiB.
@briitian Sebol0 bolte cine oide
9rieftoibe berbor, n0em fam ob-
gebplfen iperoen, ingte CT itnO ii6er.
reibte Gante Selene cine 9oierfarte
fir Den gcrein ns5or9enbre1er", oei-
fen @rdiioent er mar.
vSSeoen glbeno gemiitli1e Inter
baltimg fir ieoen, ser fomnlt."
nllnterboltimg, iDieoerbolte Snfel
gilbert miirriid. Scr cine iDartet,
bis Der anoere ousgereoet bat, 0arnit
ct wieoer ielbit anfangcn fam. 0ns
ilt allies
@r mar eiii uenig gollenleiOen0
iiiiO bntte iib Ben gan5en Sag NIT
Sante Selene berinigeltritten. Sic
bate Die SouSidube 9iobtIdjube ge-
rnnlt. Gr bottc ibr erfl1rt, DAB man
Nlorgenidube idge, poraif iie be-
bouptct bate, ems tpdre 70 ribtig pie
0aS an0crc. 3oS beulbtc nid)t ouf
@o6rbeit. Gr tportctc lnIr Oorouf.
ooB iic pieocr allcin moren.
oSaBt ms Oos alto eSobr fi0el be.
ihGeRcIi.~ lang @1riitinB ScGolo
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.S,cirofbs qiccusen.

syobn z @ilion 40, GOmlon, DlO,
rnO @larsoret 8. Barron 2I @il-
Jon, q. Is.
2onar @. @ias 20, uuO @larg
S. Cane, 20.
G6orIcs SO. Geols, %, mo 9eleua
9Ioomer, t6.
9li6oro s. S9ebb, 81, lmo aiarD
Sind, q.
SSo6n 8. Cairns. 81, mo 9(6a @l.
9lot6oge, 49,
9l6ert 6. Stanoiforo, q, imo
W3o6el S6crnion D. 8eloir, D'O
@orrD u. Drummer, "a, unO 8e6ec.
ca 9isgic, 2S; 9eioe BON gSoi5ing.
ton 9. s.
Wicuoel Gm6er, 65, (gSittpcr) mo
9eiIic gScger, A. (@ittue).
Gbcrett 9. @or6p, 45, GRantico,
01o., imo 91eaic q. Gonuao, 81.
glnorciu @nitaitiis, A. (%Fttpcr)
un0 spa N1c9llamneS, A. (@Sithuc).
Gctor @. Soamig, 2l uno DlarD
30. SonOers, %.
sSobn 6. &ur5, Sr, 80, rnO slnra
90. Wlobr 26.
Soturniuo Sopcj, 81, sort Gam.
pa, 8lo. uno Clara 6. SDtcs, %,
(yRittpc), Tanpa, SSla.
@coroc s. 2inaermon 33, (&itt.
wer), mo @iinnie 3D. Gottcrlueid,
80, (@ittiue).
@corgc S. 0lc6ling 80, (@ittmcr)
uuo Bertha g. Soppel, 36.
Scmis s. 9leder, %, riO Gorot9p
2euis, 10.
sompcl Soiano, 80, unO Mlor0
8mcglcr 35, (gSiitipe)
ScnrD 81. Sdmar5, D, imo Srcnc
@}. Eennbiolt, 20.
&uob 9. Simpion, %, uno @'i,
riom 0orper, ..
sSo6n 9(. g9o0oeO, g. uno emma
9. @ldb, 50; 9ciOe bon @ai1ing.
toit 9. s.
SEQ @einItod, SO, uno Gina @oi.
ianan %, g}etu Dorf, g. y.
SSranf @6itc, %. imO Sclcn Sop-
aro; 9eioc bon Diontton, N2o.
Carroll g. @6ittIe, %, lmo gli5o-
bet6 S. &lobO, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

5u ioeen9 Ser Eortier unO ibre
Treupoiu, oie sSroii @ebeimrat, ibre
@efnniite, 0ie Sraii 9nronin2
1Doittt miiIien mir olio @Dmndlttt
onipeuoen, iinteSbrab lie Der Slr5t ~
oRitntpfbeuge, &Iliebeuge."
Scr glr3t notierte cine gieibe bon
ltebunqen olf uno erfldrte iie.
oglS berborrogeno iptrfiam bat
ii9 old oas &rie9en diif allen Dieren
eriDieien," fubr er fort. oSeriebcn
Sic ieoen w}orgen, ylittog iino 9lbeno
einnnal Inn Sbr Sdlaf5iumer ber'
Inn.
,arie6en2~ froete Sroii Bomber
ling eridredt.
.Sie brou9en fid5 nidt geniert 81
fiiblcn,~ iagte Der glr5t riIbig, roie
|Gomen ser beiten @eiellidoft tim es.
gs lit pollfontmen foibionoble."
gr bI1tterte babel IN ieinenI geoti5-
bud.
SD fonlme nun gum Speiie5et-
TEL iaete er oann, tpieoer lebbofter
iDer0eno
,,enen sic germ SdofOIuOe, Gil.
Bigfeiten9@
n6ebr germ" iaete Srol goHber-
ling erfreut.
.9lusge5eidnet,~ ioete ser 0oftor
n9lber id borte bod, ooB geraoe
SiiBiaieiten~ Srul @onberling
fab ibiidtern fragenO 81 benz 9lrot
Diniiber.
80 gut ipie gon5 81 bermeioen
lino, iebr ribtig," fiel Der glr3t ein.
,,9lber idj iuollte SSbueil rnteit, Dor ie.
ser D1abl5eit Elm Stiid SdotolaOe 5lt
eIlen. 9os berlegt Sbnen Dollfon-
men oen 9lppetit. 9as 1T oie Snipt-
iohe. @enig uno niAtS SettbaltigeS
eiIen. l1no penn Gle 9iIrit baben,
trinfen Sie itidt, ionoern ipiilcn Sie
oen W}ilno aus
Srall 8ontberling befom niid eincn
SpciIe5ettel. @r mar nidt 70 lang
ipie oie 9lilf5eihmIng Der Eurniibuu.
gen.
9anu 3a5lte iic ino mar cntlaiien.
Gbe fie sur Cir binmISgiug, orebte
lie lic5 nod cinnol inn mo frogte, Oh
ties allies audi iidAer helteu peroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

uno ale 5orm-@erdt6idaitcn 5un
Cpicr. Ger Shoocn miro allf $4,000
sci9dtt.
0bcrIt @0IoSborougb cr.
trnntcu.
glus @aiion No, miro 6cridtet
oab CbcrIt 3. Carroll @oIosboroug5,
Der Commodore Oes oG9eiopeafc
godt. Stubs. eip 9ilrgcr bon Eal-
boiyGolmtD, BON jeinem Niotorboot
gciaacn mo ertrltntcn lit. Seine
9ei1c mrroc nod uidt gebor9en
Cberit @olos6oroug5 mar aui Der
Seimrciic nod 0rioro BON cincm 9e-
iud5c icincS @ruoers Nlottbcps ouf
Der ChucQ-5arm. @r por Elm @roB
cufcl pon Sbcrit Sent Eilg6mon.
@encral @oi6inqton S 5liigcl-9lon.
tant, Der bon Doritown no1 Fbila-
oclp6ia ritt, Inn oic lleber9obe BON
GornpaniS 5il meloen @r 6inter-
IdBt ieine @ottm lmo me9rcre Sim,
0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

Iuno' flopfte Snfel 9Ilbert gentiitliG
niif ioie S6ulter
Seine 5rau ipir0 es einmal gut
buben,~ oodte Sroi 8omberline.
8u ibrer 5reuoe tolerate rno ladic
9abette ielr piel nit Gbriitini Se-
bolo. Sic mar gan5 anOers, ais III
Den letter Eogen.
gobette oo6te, ooB 5riB 8enoen
ieine S1peIter frogen fonite, ,mie @o-
bette ont SiloelterobenO geipeicn fei
SiIitie, iebr liiiiig, iollte Siloe ant
mortef fonncn
Qoutn ipielte lie &looier uno lang
|iino loite lodeno oic gi1tleI, Die @bri-
itian Ge6olO miTgob.
g(ls eS 8ip0lf ihlug, lieB man ole
@ldier oneinonocrtlinqeil
u9lti @liid uno @obIitoio, profit"
lo9te Gbriition Sebolo laut itno- o-giug
nit feltein Shritt hon einen 5lnl
on0ern.
@omberling itieB nit niemano on
@r Sing MIR 81 Sabcttc luao itrid
leiie iibcr ibr Soar.
sSrau @onlberling iagte, OnS Erd-
nentllD in Der Sono:
Sab imler SernEaun beite nit9t
bel ms it'll"
Cine orineenoe llnterrcoing nit
einent 5reiinO belt 9crnluin bonn
@lternbaric fern.
n@ir miiiien 5uianuuen iiber sic
S1mclle 0es neiien Sobres itolpern
mein aleiuer," batte Siane eeiogt.
nSoit Oh oem oud nit Serru &C.
bolo ongeitoBeh meiu 9iuo?~ frdgtc
6run gonlberling, ais iie ibrer Ya-
bette ben glelpobrsfilB CAB.
nSd CLAUDE" lagte Yobette.
v@efdllt Dir Oieier oidc @uritfa-
brifqnt2" frogte Saul.
ps5d CLAUDE" iagte @obette uno
gabnte Elm penig n.
@s mar ipdt, ais man lib trennte.
Scrte frob 6rol 9ouIberlin0 llid;t
INN ibr Sdlai3iumer. Sbiuobl @onl-
berlinq ioiort eingeidloieli mar ino
nihts geHerft bate.
- GQrtieRupa toIat.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
glns Ocm Snucrcn Niurblano's nnS
ocn nnsrcu5cuOcu Staaten.
gerbeimlihte 2 &ub



ToB Ser 5 Sobre alte Glauoe
Gimeler bon Gli5a6etbtomn an elmer
@uqelpunoc geitor6ci mar, iprIroe
crit fur5 Dor ieincr 9eeroieung in
@rfa6rumg ecbradlt. Ger anabe be-
fluQtc fid) am Sonniag ii6cr llnluobl-
iein lulo Elm 9lr5t ga6 i6m cii Sell
mittcl; Ocs Gnoben 3uiian0 per-
Idlinlmcrtc iidj icooH mo er ltorb
iblicBrdj. 5pGter itelltc es iih Der.
ans, OaB Glauoe bon ieincr lciien
Sdpeltcr bci'm Spielen nit ocs Ga'
tcrs 9icpolDcr eciboiien iuorOen mar.
@eiOc 9inocr bcipabrtcu 0as @eDcin-
niB.
S Solten~ibre @roOu tc 5il-
riid.
@icIc Ionlatcn5iihtcr IN ser lln-
ac6uno bon 0cnton, MO., bnlten an
acbliH i1rc Goutrottc init Den Scr
padern mc6t Gin, Der ieBigcu bobcn
%rciie Dcacn. Slelc Der Scrs
podrr bn6cn iih m Oic @cridtc &C.
manot, I'M ocn @erfaui Der EoHatcn
Sll Dcrbin6erL uno babcn nm Grncn-
nung bon @laiieucrmnltern na6gc-
lud)t, 0eren glnfga6e cs iein ioll, Die
grnto an sic Gontraftoren a6jltlic'
fern. Ter inn Sriibiabr icltgelcbte
Grcis lit oen Filan5crn icbt 81 me-
MIG, Der @larftpreis III beoeutcno
bo6er.
9rono onrd 9otomotiDe-
Tuitfen.
Gin oird 6lnfcn bon elmer Coco
mobile BON SSobn Smith perilriadte
einen 9rauo imo 0iderte ole 91e6en-
ee6auoe alif Ser 6orm bon 9eoforo
gSeatef in Queen 9lnne's Golmtp elm.
Gem 6euer fieIen aud 3 Wlaulelel,
s Sdweiue. 100 9ili6el gSei5en,
300 @uidcl Gortofielu 2 Scui1obcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

Gomns gctront, na6ocm ein Eele.
Qranin bon ocn Gltcrn Ocs ilngcn
N1auncs crbaltcn porOcn mar.
So9c Gommtiiion pcr-
langt.
@inc Scr qroBten Seiidmentspoll-
itrcdcr. @cbiiGrcn, oie ieninls in ocnl
Obcr Giiirifisgeri4t bconipru4t
porocn iino, 1T ole ser o9mprcuce,
Wlarmca & Sutton Gruit Gompanp"
BON 98clu gorf in Der Sintcrlollen-
idait oes bcritorbcuen Sancs N'c0o-
nol0, einem STANDARD Sel" -Niagna-
ten, Der i'm Sabre 1915 elm &errno-
qen BON $5,OO0,00O 1iuterlicB. Eic
Grult.Gompagnie 6cailiprudt 6@
gro5cut Gontniiiion aii ocn @ertb
ocs 91adlalieS iiber $26f,000.
sill ieinen Spitnom n
betbe9olten.
Seit leinem 3. Sa5r inter Dem
Nomen Sarrp Clifton SieOcrs be-
fonnt uno inter oielen gionen fiir5-
lid in Oic gunoesarnee einge5ogen,
bat @arrp Gliiton Softer BON &alb'
inqton i'm Cber.Diilrittsgeridt Elm
@ein6 cinaercicbt, oen crltcren ga.
men oui 2e6cnS5cit bei5ubcboltcn 81
oiirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
eufaI6cridtc ans @ui6iuaton.
q a 4 M Slit.

g}ohocm Iic cine Guaniitdt bon
Sornderoiol in ocm Steal Gitote
Grun Company" -@c6aiOe 81 iid6 &C,
nonluen battc, IN pelbem iic ange,
aeQt mor, bcgab iid oic 80 Sabre
olte Mamc ,Sadion bon Or. $50,
e. StroBc, gioromeit in Oas Spreds
8immer ocs Or. G6arles SS. Gutb'
bcriion einem 3obnor5t inn iclbcn
Bcb1uoe, pclber i6r bic critic Sillie
ouacoei6en lieB imo lie Damn uob Dem
@eorqc g9ai6inaton llniteriitp 500
ipitol~ ii6erfiibren licB, no lic bolo
oaraui itarb.
ggtII fein @eIo wieoer
baben.
Seine aapital.9lnlage bon $250O
in DER oSut6inion Gopor @ompanp"
mdt Gomor0 3. Sens, Gin @ipil-5n'
qenielr bon Gbepu Gbaie oli eeritt-
lidem ggeec 5nriid 81 crbaltcn. 0es
4r1iiocnteu Der Gompagnie, Scrrn
s Glton SancS, NelieionS.gInlibtet
uno 0encn prominente Stelimg ais
airdlcmniteleo batten Sens 81 Der
qlnloqc bcpoqcn, iuie er inn Gbcr'
Ciltriiisqeridt errldrtc. 9eOs mar
ols glftion1r Der 5irma, meldc Sci3-
9lnlaqen cinridtete, bier Nlonate ais
2Igcnt ocr 3irna IN Baltimore onge-
iteIlt. pG6renO weIder 3cit er feline
giireoi.gluslaoen, fein Saldr mO
feinc Gonmiiiion bon Der Gompagnie
er6oltcn 6at, mie i'm @eridt bon i6m
ausgeiogt miro.
&eidcr 8igcuncr.
gcuitro Sonus, Elm 3igeuner pie
CT lei6t uno lcbt. Itono Dor 9iidter
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06

Are you one of the hundreds who
have tried many different tonics un' now
say TDandruff can't be stopped'2
If so, remember. Pompeian HAIR
Massage is not only tonic, it is trcat-
ment This treatment is carefully described
in a leanei. The Hair aud It's Gaze
enclosed in every package.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-06
Don't Say: ''Dandruf Can
Be Stopped

The mas,aging (rubbing) Of the scalp
wakes up the roots of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the pores
of,he scalp 10 the wonderfully stimulating
liquids in Pompcinn HAIR Massage.
Dandrua goes. Your hair will become
and stay healthy, vigorous and attractive
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-09
Collapse is Threatened.

London, Amg. s. The health of
Alexander F. Kerensky, Russia S man
of the hour, is a matter of grave con-
Germ to his friends and associates,
according to members of an English
delegation which has just returned
from Petrograd. Premier Kerensky's
health was none too good when he
took Office, and the strain since has
not only been constant, but probably
heavier than any other statesman's in
the world to-day.
Illustrative of his weakness, il is
stated that even during the first
weeks Of the revolution, every public
speach he made was followed by a
period Of faintness. His friends say
that only his tremendous will power
and nervous energy have kept him
going so long.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-09
Figures Place Total Force Of
the National Guard at
About $4,000.
ARE lSO,776 VOLUNTEERS
Regulars Only 1000 Short
Of Full War Strength
August 5.

Washington. Aug. 8.-Provost Mar
shall General Crowder and his assist
ants are at work on the final set of
regulations to be promulgated this
week to complete the organization of
the selective draft war army. They
will govern actual mobilization of the
men selected.
Statements issued today by the war
department show that preliminary
figures place the total force of nation
al guard taken into the federal service
Aug. 5 at 1908 officers and 419, 1874
men. Another statement showed
that $50. 766 war volunteers have been
recruited for the regular service since
April 1, leaving only about 1000
vacancies in the regulars at war
strength.
These figures mean that approx
mately 725,000 men are now under
arms-exclusive of the navy and ma
rine corps-to be supplemented with
in the next few weeks by $4,000
raised under the selective draft bill.
OF the latter number about 100000
will compose the third great element
of the war army, the national army,
and the remainder will 90 to fill up
the regulars and the guard and their
reserves.
The mobilization regulations will
show how the drafted men are to be
assigned. Already the war depart
ment has received countless applica-
tons from men certain to be called in
the first increment Of the draft forces
for the assignment to some particular
arm or branch of the service. Where
a man has been summoned by his
local board for physical examination,
no method exists whereby he may
enlist in the regulars and have is SER
vice count on the home quota. 1t is
possible, however, that some effort
will be made to meet the wishes of
the drafted men in this regard as far
as possible when they are modified.
1t can only be done to a limited ex-
tent as the regulars and guards as
ehoUn nv tOdav'S statement are nrac
tically filled up now.
The war department has taken
over recruiting for the national guard
as the regulars, the entire guard hav-
ing now bemome a part of the army
of the United States and having no
connection with the states. Today's
statement says that about half the men
applying for enlistment are within
the draft ages. Those accepted will
count as credits on subsequent quotas
| Of their districts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-09
Well Known Nashville Bust
ness Man Commits Suicide
Here at Hotel Latham.
FIRES BALL INTO BRAIN
No Cause Known Here For
the Act Of Self De-
-. struction.

j. M. Elan, sales manager for the
PhillIps-Butturff Manufacturing Com
pany, of Nashville, Tenn, committed
suicide in his room at Hotel Latham
Monday night about 1890 O'Clock.
Mr.. Elan placed the muzzle of a SO
calibre pistol against the roof of his
mouth and pulled the trigger. The
bullet passed through the brain, COM
ing out just above the crown of the
head, and caused instant death.
1t is possible that the report of a
pistol was heard at the time, but if so
no attention was paid to it and the
body was not found until about an
hour later, when bell boy was sent
to the room, which was on the third
floor, for some purpose. He soon
returned and reported to the night
clerk, Edward Calls, that the man in
the room was i'll and was bleeding at
the nose. Investigation showed that
he was dead. An inquest was held
by the county coroner and the verdict
returned was to the effect that Elan
committed suicide. The body was
turned over to The Waller C Trice
Co., who prepared it for burial. Tues
day morning, j. w. Henry, an under
taker from Springfield, Tenn, arrived
here and took the remains to that
place, Mr.. Elam's former home,
where the burial took place.
II is not known what caused the
act of self destruction. Mr.. Elan
arrived here Saturday and it is said
that he merely stopped off on his re-
turn from Chicago. He was about 45
years old and is survived by his wife
and three children.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-08-09
Local Board Examines About
Three Hundred Men Draft
ed For Army Service.
WORK TOOK THREE DAYS
Others Drafted For the Ser
vice Must Await the
Next Call.

The examination of the list of
drafted men in this county for the
army by the local board, which was
begun Monday, was completed yes
terday at noon. Nearly all the ply
sicians of the city assisted in the ex.
animation. Those not yet reached in
the examination should keep them
selves in readiness for notice which
may come at any time. Not all those
listed as rejected physically were for
physical defect, many lacking the re-
quired weight and thus were rejected.
The results of the examination fol-
low: