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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-11

James 5. Alverson. who owns a fine
farm near Glenn. was in the city today
exhibiting a sheaf Of Russian Malikoff
wheat OF which he has approximately
500 acres Mr.. Alverson was one Of the
first converts to this variety in this
section and says his yield will be at
least thirty bushels to the acre. Other
fields in that vicinity sOwn in the ordi-
nary variety will not average nearly so
/ high. Some he estimates. will be less
than ten bushels to the acre.
Misses Nell and Laura Nolan, two Of
Garter county's successful women far
mers were in the city today from Hew-
lit. They are both highly pleased with
crop conditions and are striving for the
distinction OF raising more cotton to the
acre than any one else in the county.
Nine men appeared in police court
this morning on charges Of disturbing
the peace. Seven Of them-Otis Wright,
II. s Rich. Albert Harris. Charles Glib
son. W. c. Carr. Luther Frost and Tom
Jack-paid fines OF S. each. Two others
-Nlarcena willis and sam Butler-were
released
John Black. arrested Saturday by
officers Pyeatt. Ford and Graves. ap-
pearej in police court this morning and
pleaded guilty 10 possession OF intoxi-
eating liquors. He was fined S25. which
he paid Forty half-pint bottles Of whis-
key in his possession was confiscated
by the officers.
The first case ever tried in police
court for refusal 10 pay charges 10 an
/ automobile driver for livery service
= came up FOR trial In police court this
/ morning C. Turner was the defendant
| i1 the case and was fined $3.50, In de-
/ fault of which he was committed 10 the
city jail.
/ Because one Of them held a COW while
the other cut her on the shoulders with
la pocket knife. A. y. H0ager and ". o.
ward We're haiei before Mayor-Judge
Roberts I'm police court this morning
and each was fined SO for cruelty 70
animals. Failing % pay the fines, they
We're committed 20 the city jail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-11
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Western Association.

At Denison 13-l ArdmOre s-3.
At Oklahoma City 2-5: Muskogee 7-3.
At McAlester s: Sherman 4.
At Fort Smith s-4: Tulsa 10-5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-11
GET EVEN BREAK
sPEER's CREW WINS ONE AND
LOSES ONE AT DENIS0N-
Railroaders Crash Out 1873 Victory In
First Game-ArdmOreites Win Seven
Inning Affair 81.

Denison Texas. June ll.-Dick
Speers Ardmoreites split a double
header with the Railroaders here ycs-
terday. losing the first game l5 to ,
and winning the last 10 l.
Russ worked for ghe visitors in the
last game. marking this third win on.
Of four attempts since ne was releases
by Tulsa two weeks ago.
A large party Of Ardmore fans, n
addition TO a delegation from Parl.,
former home Of the Ardmoreites. shout.
"a themselves hoarse in the stands dur.
ing the afternoon
The scores:
First game RH. y.
Ardmore --------02O OO2 32o- u :
Denison --------0O4 102 42'-13 u 4
Batteries: Covington. Russ. Everdon
and Crittenden: Sparks. Freeman ana
Merritt
Second game r. II. E.
Ardmore --OO0 Ot2 0-3 D
Denison -.---OOO OlO O-1 !
Batteries: Russ and Hayes; Freeman
and Coe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-11
WONDER VALUES At
DIIWORTHS


Quart Mason Fruit Jars. doz---59c
= gal Mason Fruit Jars. doz--sic
ioc Mason Jar Rubbers. doz.---- &c
100 lbs Ganu'aied sugar-----S7.9s
Choice California Lemons. d0z.--19c
Sweet Navel Oranges. 3 for------lOc
Crystal sherbet Glasses. 6 for---i9c
. big ios Toilet Papers for------2ic
Large glass Water Pitchers---2gc
Large glass Berry Bowls-------i9c
Heart % Wheat 1lke Cream Of
Wheat -----------------------l9c
8 thin Table Water Tumblers---59c
6 bars White Laundry Soap for -29c
cans Pet Ailk for-------------e9c
5-ib. boxes Chocolate Candy. finest
made. regular soc % 60c value.
Ter box soc
. big No. 2i4 cans Hominy ny------29c
THE DILWORTH 90.
22i W. Main Phone l0i
Fruit Jars are Going up
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
What Has Gone Before.

Tho Secret Seven, a band Of wealthy and
brainy criminals, headed by q mysterious
individual known to them only as Tho
Great Master, arc plotting to wrcSt from
Beverly Clarke, q beautiful girl, tho vast
fortune which has been left to her by her
uncle who was Il member OF tho powerful
band of lawbreakcrs. William Montgom-
cry Strong. wealthy young clubman. en-
tcrS the life of Beverly, who lives in mod
crate circumstances with her invalid
mother, when he rcscucs her from kid
naprcrs sent out by The Secret Seven.
Strong at first mistakes the motives OF the
girl when, in llcciuB from hlrcinBs OF Tho
secret Seven, she is found in Il clothes
closet III his apartment and he is Compro.
missed IN the eyes of his tnuccc. EuniCe
Murton, NtcrwUld he realizes that Shc ia
an innuC"nt rirl. Il victim OF Il vilc plot,
and he becomes her champion. Shc IS Scix-
% ~ the GanEstcrs and c;uri"d to their
rendezvous, &trOng goes There in disguise,
puts uu n terrific uehl with the thugs, and
his lirr is saved only hy tho timely ap-
lcsiancc Of tHc ruiicG. l'rNcrly is spirited
aWnv 10 tho lon of a Chinese hypuutist,
lnr CIT Sin. Str9@s, dis@ut#ch as a Chi-
namAn, goes tacIc to save hnr and both
are traDD1i
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28

strange situation i'm the StranSCst Grim.
inal band the world ever saw may be
found i'm rcvcric in which The Great
Master INDUCED at the very time
Strong aud Beverly were trapped in
"thc Dragons Den" sitting in his
Hudson River mansion he picked up
an old album which lay on n table near
him ana turned the pages, which were
tiled Will faded photographs.
The turning Of these pages brought
a turning back In the pages Of mem
ory-a turning TO years gone by when
he was proSpcctor in the Klondike.
n young man full OF health and ambi-
ton, who was seek ing gold from the
pockets Of nature.
In this rctrospcction he saw an Alas
kan dance hall He was standing at
the bar \ girl. beautiful and pathetic
In her innocence. sat on q bench with
bowed head. while the other women
carOuScd Near her sat Iulph, beside
n woman. and that woman was Jane
Warren, owner Of the dance hall. She
was the same Jane Warren who served
as houSckccpcr for old Thomas Clarke.
Her heart in those Alaskan wildS. be-
longcd to Iulph. She gave him all
nnl asked nothin. in return. save love,
which was bestowed by Iulph as n
hypocrite bcstows charity on beg.
gar.
Two miners entered the place and
hated to gaze in undisguiscd admila-
tion at the frightened dove Of the
dance hall. The younger Of them. who
was laden with gold, offered to bet the
other that he could win her affections.
His companion accepted the wager,
ana then the younger man advanced
with confidence and seized the girl.
Realizing his purpose. she struggled
desperately. but he and his companion
only suffawcd over her frantic efforts
to get free. Then the man who after.
ward became known as The Great
Master stepped forward. He parted
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
he girl from her captors and faced
thplp nnpri1v bIIpyri1y

he girl from her captors and faced
.hcn angrily. hungrily.
The purchaser few ut him In tor
rent Of rage and received Il crashing
blow on the jaw that sent him sprawl.
ing to the floor. lie did not get up.
Huiph and Jane Warren ran forward
TO demand M cNplaln,i ion Just rs a
gray hav'cd woman burst into The
dance ln,l and seized The Child
Mother" cried The girl rs she c!un"
TO the newcomer.
"iou must ..Ar her n,rc," said
Zulnh ".;:iu as boon hired by u.s.
You must fake her away il YOU
Nre hrr lnathc.." roarcI her protector
"Sllc is too good Il child fog this place
Here" he added. ililiging bag of gold
mt the nan lying on the floor, II will
ransom her"
And thus he met the dove Of the
dance hall" fell in love with her and
married her. The ceremony was in
roughIy-built chapel and before it was
over Iulph, one of the witnesses, got
up and strobe away from the sacred
scene. The Great Master took his bride
to his hut For many months thcy
lived happily. Their JOY became more
Intense when II baby blessed their un
ion
This far had The Great Master gone
in his retrospect when it was inter.
ruptcd hy Il message which told bin
strong and Ecvcrly had escaped from
the Dragon" bcn' after one Of the
wcirdcSt battlcs in tho history of the
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28

Beverly. His wife saw him and, re.
nlizine what he intended doing. went
to the basement, freed Strong just as
the last grains of sand I'm the hour.
glass were falling and, frcnzicd by
jealousy, ran back ana killed her hls.
band, while Strong hurried into the
Suhtcrrancan passagcway and joined
WI;h the police In their battle.
The Cinnamon finally were ovcrpow.
cred, and Strong and Beverly were
freed After restoring Miss Clarke to
her mother he went to his home, fol.
lowed by Wee See.
Wen. my willy Chinaman," he said,
life can now so on smoothly for us.
Miss Clarke is under the care OF her
mother. | shall reward you handsome.
ly, Wee See"
What you mcan-rcwardT' asked
the yellow servant "In my country
when they do that they bimcby chop
honorable mans head of. get long
without great kindness"
Strong did not reply. lie was think.
ing OF Beverly. His mind dwclt ON
their first meeting and Of the absolute
~
then She was one girl i'm a million
he thought. There came upon him n
picture Of Eunicc Morton, Of her du-
Dlicity ana the unfair manner in which
she had written him breaking Off their
engagement. For some reason he OK.
Dcricnccd II feeling Of relief that the
engagement was at an end
Ii seems to be a part OF life that
tragic events arc nearest when tho
pathway seems smootilnSt Strong
was destined soon to receive tho big.
Gcst blow of his existence. The Secret
Seven was planning that blow--,rhe
Secret Seven, which was lighting
Strong and Beverly Clarke for the
girls wealth. and was unwittingly bit.
Ing Itself. as does frantic reptile ia
the throes OF battle.
(Ind Of Chapter VIII)
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
The Pneumonia Season.

The cold, damp weather OF March
seems to be the most favorable for
the pneumonia germ. Now is the time
to be careful. Pneumonia often results
from cold. The quicker cold is
gotten rid Of the less the danger. AS
soon as the first indication of a cold
q! pears take Chambcrlain's Cough
Remedy. AS to the value Of this pre-
raratinn, ask anyone who has nscd II
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
The Great Secret

Sovoizcd From tho Metro Wonderfully
Serial Of the Samc Name, in Which
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayre Are Co. Stars. and Whic, Was
Adapted and Directed by VIM. Chris
ty Cabanno.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
BY j. NJ. LouaHpoRoueH.

Author of the NovcliAation of clyde
titch'S Play, "llcr Sister," Ills Back.
door Romance" and other short stories
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28

manently profitable that does not include Live Stock
We believe that any plan the part of the farmer
for making his farm self sustaining Must include the
milch cow.
There two requisites for the proper and profit
able keeping of nailch even for family use:
ISL They Must Be the Right Quality of Cows.
lnd The Farm Must Raise the Feed They Eat.
Food experts tell US that quart Of milk is equal in
tood value to pound Of beef. Now in one of the
best country schools i'm this county, i'm room Of thirtv
pupils only six voted that they had an ample supply
OF milk and butter this winter. Rather sad comren-
tary the farmers of that commaunity don't YOU
think?
And It's All Question of Feed---The farmer who
has the feed will supply the necessary to keep
the family supplied with milk and butter.
Now do we know what is required to feed a cow
year?
The following feed requirement has been worked
out by the Extension Division for one COW:
One ton egurne hay.
-Four tons rxangeIs, turnps, or siIage
One ton sorghum, Qed green to supplement pas
One-half acre velvet beans and covers.
One-haf acre rye oats for winter pasture
One permanent Bermuda pasture
Grain Ration
700 lbs. and cob meal Grown on ) half
ZOO lbs. velvet beans i'm pod (ground) above
400 lbs. cotton seed soy bean meal
Feed 3 pounds of above mixture per dav to each
gallon OF milk, together with 10 pounds of hav and
30 pounds of silage roots.
We cannot too strongly urge the planting of velvet
beans I'm corn this spring The velvet bean is one of
the greatest feed and land building crops ever found
for the South. 1t is hard to overestmate what f. will
do along these two lines Plant with corn everv three
or four feet way after gets started or
row i'm middle of six foot rows as YOU please
Anyway you make two feed crops on vo,,r land IN
stead of one as before.
The wise farmer will look to his own home oroxu,,
feed this year, if in his lfe and Now Is the Time
to do so
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-28
Corns Loosen Off
With Magic "Gets-It''
. Drops DO the Work, paiwlrssl,.

tcll YOU, before heard OF 'Gcls-
1T, | used to try one thing after an
other for corns. still had them.
used bandagcS and they made my toe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Olnr GOIlegc-StnScuten ais 5licscr
iuillfDmmen.

Gie nNiorDl1noer 2igo fir notio-
nole @ertbei0igung" bat elm Girfular
crbnltcn lporin mitget6ciIt miro, Dob
Die Ser. Staotell nod piele 9(ppli-
funtcn fir Stcuen ais 2uftidiffer er.
piinicben. 9icie illngen 2eute mill
fen 8piIben 10 mo 30 Sabre alt icin
lmo Gin 9(6gongsaeugniB bon elmer
boberen 2cbronitolt bobcn. 4ie 9lp-
plifntionen miiIien Dor 6rci berihie-
Oeneu Ferioncn Elm Gnpfebmngs-
ibreiben baben
Der SSSugcnicllr Sipepion gorle,
weIher ais &efrutirungSoffi6ier iiir
oen&iiltcnpotroloienlt fllngirte, lit tc-
Icgrapbiib in aenntniB gciest NOR
Den, OaB fir oiclcn 8mcig oes Dien-
ltes feline g[pplifationen mebr onge-
nontlnen uer0en.
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Wlinculcacr fiji Wluriuc.

@rGIi0cnt &oloen g[ GponS, BON
Der Baltimore 0rpoodS & Sbip.
bitiloing GomponD" mohte geItcrn
gloHmitto9 befonut, Dab ieinc 6irmo
cincn Gontrott fir orei Niincnlcger
Don Dem arieos.Qcportenicut erbal.
ten bobe. Ser Gontroft lit ouf Oers
lcI6cn @oiiS pie 9eiteIInngcn fin
aricssidiife unO anocre Wtorinc-
GonitrlIftionen 5. b., oic 9tcgicuug
bc5oBlt bic oftleIlcl Soften Der Gon'
Itruftion pins eincm ecluiNcn @rofit.
Hro6entioe. Seoer Der Nlinenleaer
miro uhgefdbr 1870 5uB lang uno
B5 SUB brett fem iolpic cine 6obrs
gcihninoigfeit bon IA an0ten ba-
ben. Dic Baltimore GonlponD miro
lmr sic 9liimpfc ser @HuculeGcr
bauer, oo oie 9aegieumg oie Ganpi-
fcieI iuo Oic olocre gluSriilhmg
ielbit lieIeru miro.
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5reoerid .9lpenue pcrianmcln ltn0
oonn Ourh 6reoerid .9(bennc, @urri.
ion 2onc mO 2om6or0-Strnbe gum
6eitplab muridiren.
Sn @nltiniore Gointn.s
SSn Glen 9lrnt goItimore.Gonnlp.
finOet 6eltte Elm orobes ainocrfeIt
ltatt, al pelcbcs iid) cine groBere
6cicr ocs oierten SuIi onidIieBeu
miro Ter 9einertrag Oes 6cites lit
5um Geiieu 5lucier fotboliicber Sir.
den beliimnt. Ser Souptrconcr oes
So9es miro 9iihtcr "a. Gbs. Ylirfc
bon Baltimore County Icin. QoS
arrangements Gonitc bcitebt ans
ben @erren &idnrO 9illen Senfinss
9llbert G6omas SenrD Grillev. sol.
&ellB, Nlartin 2pndt ). s. aerne0,
Sacob HBer, 90. 8. 6cnicnmeier, ".
McGlusfD, M. glrmour Senfins, j..
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HcllleD, ,Solepb gllbert, Sobn Slpin1s
iton 9lnorcu Acllep unO Nfori6oll
". Smit6.
Gin Derniinfttg els s t.
pr0gram III.
Die @epD6ncr ocS 5000 @cDierteS
ocr Spriil9Oole.9lpe. I'M 6orcIt@orf-
0iitrft babcn fir 0tc'beutigc A. SSu.
Ii,6cicr ein uiidcrcS uno perniInfti-
ecS4 9rooronm ouigcIteqt. lin Z
llbr 9(bcnoS miro elm Gon8ert gegc.
ben ilno ocr StaotsonmaIt g8illiont
s. @rociling miro cine glniprahc bal.
ten. 5cucppcrt lnO elm Gon3 miro
81 Ocr lIntcrboItung beitrogcn. Gas
Arrangements Goniitc bcltebt aus
Den Scrren Garrett 6. Rrice, Yorli.
fer; @iaiom 8. Gromcr, Sdobnei.
ltcr;; g. &cnrD Giienbronot Gbor.
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Iuliita9s Spiele,
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Sin c6rlidcr iyinOcr.

9luf ieinen @ege aur Staot Der.
lor g9iQiam ". SnBoer, cin @e-
id1ftsmom ppnt 2eringtonWlorft,
ocftern 01orgen $1,000 mo erbielt
ooS @eI0 cin poar Stimocn ipdter
micOer 5ilrud. SuDoer pcrlor ooS
@eIo, ais Ct in elmer 9rlio 4ill-
9lpe. @lettriideu flibr. Ct bntte Die
9onfnoten in 3eitungspnpicr oiif iei-
nem ShoB Iieeen. S. a. Setiumeb,
cin GIempnermeiiter bon glr. 1t3
gloro. @oca.StroBe, iubr in ieinent
gluiomobil oiciclbc 9ioute pie bic
0ruio Sill.glbe.- -@leftriihe, uno be-
nlerftc, ais CT lib DEM ct. Wlarp'S
Seminar n1Dcrte, Elm &odet in Der
StroBc. CT bielt an, bob oaslelbe
oitf uno 5itieincnt Gritounen fano er
in oemielben $2700. 9lilf Dem ga.
dct ituno Der Same 0es Srn Snp-
Scr gcimricben. Gr bradte oos @eIo
Dem @erlierer 5uriid, Der oorouf be-
ltono, OnS Steinnes einen 6inoer-
lobn pon $50 onncbmeu lolie
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Ger oo1orrciHc gicrte" IN
scr ct. SobonnesgemeinO G

Ger vglOrreitbc c Gicrte" IN
Der ct. SobonneSgemeinOe G
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BON 2ombor0. in0 @ot6crincSStroBc,
miro belite unter Den 9luipi8icn oeo
9ru0erblnoes cine groBe potriotiidc
Seier Oeroniialtcn mo pirocn oofiir
BON einem Gomitc, bclicbono aus oen
@crrcn Dl. NeiBenborn, Iorliber, 8.
6re0crid, 6curD 9rettiAncioer, ,SreO.
9rettIbneioer, Mm. Zimmerman
Y6il. Sob 9tic HoIler unO Eultor e.
@. aiin5ler Bor6crcitrngen gctrof.
fen, Inn oos 6eit fir @roB iulo &lcin
81 elmer ocS Cages iuiirOigen 81 &C.
ltolten Gic Seicr miro nm ll6r
glacbmittoes nit Dem Siiieu DER BON
Scrrn Ycter 6rcoerid gcihenften
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miro Damn bon ocn @iuoern ocr
Sonutogsid9ailc inter 2citlmg bon
ASrof. Sobn ". Glcin oos Stcrnens
bonncrIico gcilnaen perOcn Gorouf
ipcrOcn SpicIc fiir Die Grlpodicnen.
imo ain0cr iolgcn Cos Singetl bon
5lpei peitereu patriotiibcn 2icocrn
miro nod 9ccnoigung Der Spicle oe,t
6citaft i1lieBen. Eas Ct So6ounes-
Ordeitcr miro mGbrenO ocS 9tahnit-
tags unO 9l6enos cou5ertireu. Ter
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u@robbog" reroen Oaiiir iorgen oab
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men Gag ouf Dem id)onen itno gcrdlis
nigen 9laienpIas ser Stride 8ft per-
le6cn
Selte 9I6cuO I'M s ll6r Mrs Com.
paQnic 6 Der Ncimgoroe scr 9|oto-
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Captain y. gde al ser Sutton. lno
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gsutIOn'S qcidJc scbOrscu.

Qie 2cibe ocS 81 Sabre olten &.
Carl @otlon bon gtr. IA gtoro.9Soto-
c-StroBe, ser am Sonntog gIod-
mittog an Dem Eol6eitcr. Strouo
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WurOe eeltern Nioreen eeboreen sic
mur0e noH Dem Seine lciner Sbwc-
tier. ser 6rou @. Z. 9ieocrmonn,
9lr. 1880 0lt2ofoDctte-gIbe.. iiber-
fiibrt, bon no Die 8eerOigiine ltutt.
fuiOen wirO. Motion'S @eim mar
IN Moihinaton.
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Gapt. 9auis gcidc acfnnOcm.

0ic 2cidc 0cS Capt. g8iaiom o..
GoDis, scr om pcrgongenen Niitt.
moh bonn S1ooncr u@eorgc $. Wicc-
fins iiber 9oro gelDoihen miirOe, 1T
bon glrbeitcrn Der 8etblebem StobI.
Werfc bel SpnrropS Foint gciunocn
morOen. Coroner Sbnmobon cnt.
idbieno, Der Gnpitou iei ourw impor-
bergelc1ene llmitdnoc 5ufalie 5u iet.
mem Eooe gcfomucn. Gic 2ei@e
luurOc nod ocm @ctm ocs Grtrunfc.
neu, 0tr. 1918 9SopIor @rooe.Str,
ec6rodt.
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Die 3obI ser 6armcr, meldc gc'
miIlt lino, ibre 9Sroouttc inn @emein-
oemorft al bcrfalien. bat iid, mie
eeitcrn acknowledgements feligeItcnt
mcrocu fountc, oerncbrt. 8on oeH
80 lonitdren St1noen I'M Hidmono.
Marft morcn gcitcrn Wiorgcn. ais Der
@emein0emorft geofinct muroc, 20
i'm @ctrieb. Scr @norcnporrotb
mar groBer oils an Sen friiberen
Wlorfttogeu 0ie &rciic iuorcn nidbt
oieI, obcr trob0enl etluoS nleorigcr
ais in ocn anOcren Wl6rften. fSrm
6ronciS @ooomin uno ibre SelIeriit-
ncn porcn 8eiti9 i'm Wlnrtt imo Der
%crfoti ahag gIatt bon itotten Dic
@duSfraucn maren friib5eitig erIdie-
ncn 70 Dab Gin Ebcil Der oufgeIegten
&orrdt6e ihon nod elmer 6hmoc pcr-
eriffcn mar 9ortoffcIn foltcten mic
Der 1919 Gents 0oS @iertelped
@lorocn miro orr 9iarft wicocr offca
lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Brad elm gcin.

9lls ooS Rier0 bou Dem Moqeh
ouf Dem Der odltiGbrigc @illiom 80.
geIcr, BON 9lr. 1890 0}cGIocrrDftru
ioB, III Ger 9ottcrior %nrf.9toenuc
icbeutc mo ourtbbronnte, wuroe Der
anobc auf oie StroBe eeihlcltoert
Sin Mo9curoo fubr iiber OeS &nas
ben Yem ipeg ilnO brod es. Gr mur.
DC nod ocm Sobns Sopfins'&oipi-
tai gebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
Csinc nicLinncnbc stntiifif.

8on 1904 9lpplifonten Inn 9(uf-
nobme in ole Scr. Stooten 6lotte
muroen bon Oem mteriuHrnoen
9ler8tc 1898 mcgen forperiiHer Sch.
Ter obgeipicicn. Bon ocn 1866, mel
DIE ols forpcrlitb eehlnO beiunocn
puroen, bobcn lid) ober S45 niHt ee.
nicloct. 9ie 9un6eSbcb6roen woncn
oeriuhen Oiele iltngcn &eutd an ibre
Yfli6t All erinnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
4n elmer 9[nitnIt nntcrnehrndlt.

Gie 10 Sabre olte @lorie Nhlcr,
Die aneeblid5 ibrcm 9(rbeiteebcr 500
linterihmg mirOe gcItern yiorgen
I'M Sugcnoeeridbtsbof porgefiibrt uno
bon JliGter 2utbnrot ltab ocuI Sous
Ocs elten Sirten gcionOt Gbc iie
onrtbin gebrabt iplirOc nobm iie De-
teftin Sling nod Dem @eridts- Csc.
b1uOe, Inn iie Dor ben @roB. .@eidwo.
renen iiber ibre Grfobrlngen bic lie
nit 6ipei Solooten oeS 5. &eeiments
lu0 cinem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iibrcr fir5 por ibrcr &cr6oftilng cr-
lcbt bate oiISiogcn 5u loiicn Ole
Icbtcrcn Irci merocu icoenfalls lH.
ter gIutlo9e geitelli iucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
GtOdmme int Gradjteiitcr-0crfcGr.

Gin neues g(usflbrDerbot nllf
SenOun9en unter elmer .@og9onlo-
oung miro borouslidtlih bon Der
Baltimore mO 0bio-Giicabobn er.
loiien merOen. IS ioIlelt imgcfdbr
200 loIhe @os9onloounoen iih i'm
Gom0cn,2n0crbauS ongebduft bo.
ben wie Ocut @eri6t ocs 5Srodt.
9lgenten Der Giienbobn 81 entncb-
men if. Qic @comten fiirAtem OoB
infolee Der 8eiertoge cine 81 groBe
Stodltng cintrctcn miro, 70 OoB lic
ge5mlngen iino, oic 9tnnobmc bon
fleineren 5cnolngcn git berwcigcrn.
Dos @n16orgo mag Dicllcidt cine
Nohe lana 0uiteri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
ylcscr crtrnnfcu.

Der % Sabre nIte glceer SomeS
@onfS, bon glr. GA @eIt.2ouOolc-
StroBe, Elm 9lngeltcltcr Der ,Dtc-
Wullen Contracting Co., fiel ge-
ltern fiir8 uod6 0}ittog iibcr 9oro
iino ertronf. @ouf bolf 8fdble aus
rinem SdIeppcr in Der ga6be Der al
ten Guorontdnc. Stotion III 6air-
ficlo, unouIaocu ais er ms @alier
fieL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-04
NLni6nNen fiI6rt M llrnariI.

Cine &loge iI6cr ooS Gigentbunis.
rcdbt ouf ods 2ono lmter g9inons
GoDc IN Siio.9oltimorc, mo oic gSc.
ltern @lOrDlonO @iienbdbu roihc
9ortidritte nit groBen mooerncn
Giietbubn mo inouitriellcu @crbcl.
icrnnecn maht muroc i'm Gber9es
riht Dem &idtcr Stunton cingcrcidt
uno 8por Don Garter See 9opic, bent
Eruitec Ocs gIobloiics bon gllcgon-
Ser @oulo.. Der @ertb oes inter
Dem SSoiier liceGuoen 2onocs piro
oif $4,000 eelh6bt. SSn 1913 bate
Die Giienbubneeicuiduft onge6Iid eis
nen gigcntbumstitel ouf ben inter
Der 9udlt lieecn6en 9oocn I'M sc,
rihtc eingareidbt, trotoeut Ser
05ouIos gtohIob oos 9ollo fir Iib
beonPribte im6 einen @ro5eB an.
bdnoig mahtc. Inn fir sic 9luSbeu.
hno 0cs TluBboocns cine Gonpen.
lotion 5ii erlpirfen,