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The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

military law, the individual shall be tried by court martial and suffer such punishment as a court-martial may d. rect"
 Dry Clause Drastic. The prohibition provision is exceed ingly drastic. The president is au- thorized to make regulations govern ing the prohibition of alcoholic liquors fin or near" military camps. Not only can liquor not be sold or sup piled but 1t will be Illegal for any person to have in his possession any intoxicating or spirituous liquors at any military station, cantonment, camp, fort, post or officers or enlisted mems club. "a
 It will be unlawful for anyone to sell intoxicating liquor, including beer, to any officer or member of the military forces while in uniform.
 Likewise, the social evil is guarded against through the suppression and prevention of the setting up of any houses used for immoral purposes.
 The fact that under the authority of congress the president Is author ized to call II, 100000 men to the colors Is expected to have great moral ef- feet in Germany. It Is quite true that the entire force he can commander at this time will number two and quarter million. But even this num- Der would constitute a reinforcement which British and French officers say would assure victory if employed in France.
 Could Relieve British.
 England to date has raised some 6.000,000 men. With the exception of couple of million these men are at the front in France. Belgium, Egypt, the Balkans and Mesopotamia. What the president and Secretary Baker desire first and above all is to train the officers and men. When they are ready to fight the drilled troops of Germany, then probably they will be sent abroad and not before. But Germany doubtless will watch with increasing anxiety the prepared ness of the American people and will realize that peace will be most desir- able and necessary. before they are ready for service in France. Officers Go to France. Three army medical officers-Maj. William L. Keller and Capts. Daniel P. Card and George NJ. Edwards-were assigned to duty at the French military hospital at Ris Orangis, France. Organization of two reserve air squadrons for the army was authorized by Major General Scott, chief of staff.
 The first class at West Point will be graduated August 30, the war depart ment announced, and immediately con- missioned to supply 154 highly trained officers to aid in the instruction of the first 100000 selective draft army to be tember. Under normal conditions the cadets would have completed their course in June, 1918.
 Women Form Committee.
 The woman's liberty loan committee has been formed. Announcement to this effect is made by the treasury de- partment.
 The committee met in the office of the secretary of the treasury. The members present were Mrs. George Bass, Mrs. Antoinette Funk and Mrs. Kellogg Fairbanks of Chicago, Mrs. Clifford Dudley of Tennessee, Miss Pierce of Kansas City. representing Mrs. Guernsey, and Mrs. John O. Mill Ter of Pittsburgh.
 Mir. McAdoo said he expected the committee to aid in inducing the wom- en of the country to invest in the bonds being issued by the government.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
PLANS TO RAISE UNITED STATES
 ARMY OF TWO MILLION MEN

Outstanding features by oEs OF DRAFT, 2 TO 30 INCLUSIVE. GEES OF VOLUNTEERS 1s TO 40 INCLUSIVE. Number subject draft To be obtained by draft Number
 Gin two drafts of 100000 each) 
  troops .................. Total strength provided 2001000
 TERM OF SERVICE: PERIOD OF EMERGENCY Exemptions
 Federal and state officers. Ministers of religion Members of religious opposed o Liable to exemption: County municipal Customs house clerks, mail employees Employees of armoies, arsenals and yards. Persons in industries including agriculture. Those supporting dependents. The physically and morally deficient
  Proclamation by the president for registration Immediate registration by those of draft Selection from register of men for service Dispatch of men to training Provision for Secondcas private Corporal oa hospital sergeants 40 First " row the Prohibition.
 Suppression the social evil
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
No Time to Save

"The time to save is when you're young"
 That's all right; but a fellow doesn't earn anything till he gets we'll along and then 1t costs more to live"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

Iin my side and back until I nearly went crazy. l went to |diferentd doctors and
 they all said l had
 female trouble and
 would not get any
 relief until 1 would
 be operated on. I had suffered forfour ye ars before this
 time, but I kept get
 ting worse the more
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Fortunate Individual

Hix-Who is the lucky man at { wedding?
 DIx-The one who loved and lost.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

IMITATION IS slNcEREsT FLATTERY but like counterfeit money the imita- tion has not the worth of the original. Insist on La Creole" Hair Dressing it's the original. Darkens your hair in the natural way, but contains no dye. Price S1 S100-AdY
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

A tree that is 100 feet high is used as wireless station mast in 6 Gen. tral American city.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Accounting for 1t.

"How very seedy your friend looks" Naturally He's just come out of an agricultural college"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Difficult Feat.

"Tell MT. Smith I want to see him at the telephone"
 T told MT. Smith, sir, and he wants to know if you have periscope at your end"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Discovered.

She (referring to host)-You know, there's something rather nice about Mir Tomkins-Smith.
 He-Yes-I think 1t must be his wife.-Punch.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
MINISTERS OF GOSPEL
 PUT TANLAC TO TEST
WeIl-Known Ministers of the South Come Out Openly and Fearlessly and Tell What They Know to Be the Truth About the Medicine That Has Helped Them.

ARELY will minister of the Gospel indorse proprietary medicine ~ The preachers high calling the influence he commands puts grave responsibility every He will jeopade his reputation commenting thing without first assuring himself is all right His weight in the home the street. the public prints in the pulpit.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
F
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
 IOIv

Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots.
 There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription othine - double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots simply get an ounce of othine-double strength-from your druggist, and apply a little of 1t night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckies have begun to disappear. while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than one ounce Is needed to com pletely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion.
 Be sure to ask for the double strength othine, as this is sold under guarantee of money back If 1t fails to remove freckles- Adv.
 Success Is eaSilv nIuckad only from
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
ON FIRST SYMPTOMS

use 'Renovine" and be cured Do not wait until the heart organ is beyond repair. "Renovine" is the heart and nerve tonic. Price 50c and S1.0O.-Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

For genuine comfort and lasting pleas ure use Red Cross Ball Blue on wash day All good grocers. Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

Many man has money to burn sim ply because he doesn't burn 1t.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

DisaareeabIe and Dangerous Trouble is diarrhea, but speedy and certain cure is found in Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial. Price 25c and 50c.-Adv.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
AN OPERATION
 AvERTED

Philadelphia, Pa.-"One year ago I was very sick and l suffered with pains
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

Some of the potlcal big guns fire only subcaliber ammunition.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17
Accidents to Eyes.

There are nearly 100000 accidents dustries each year.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

Women always think they mean what they say at the time they say 1t.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-05-17

military law, the individual shall be tried by court martial and suffer such punishment as a court-martial may d. rect"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
iSran Sertho @cra 6ccrOiat.

@eltcrn gtd6mittug lprir0cn lilter
ao6lrcider @etbeiliglmg bon 2eiotro-
genoen ole itcrbIiden lleberreite bon
Sraii 9crtbo Berg bonn Trauerbauie,
glr. 515. 0ioros2inuooo.9loe aus
nod Dem 0of 2omu.6rieo6ofe our
leBten 9hlbeitdttc getrogen. Gie Ser.
Itorbene mar Dor SO Sobren IN @rc.
men geboren llno fam ais aino nalb
Baltimore; iie lit felt einem Sabre
Ibmer, bis tie oiirb 0en ToO bon IT,
ren 2eioen erl0it ipur0c. 9aitor g.
30. @Diter BON DER @riten oeittiben
enoioeliiden Stride leitctc oieErollcrs
feierli6tciten. Iie &eritorbene CT.
treilte iid eincs eroBen 9efanntcn.
treiics uho ipor louge Sabre Elm Wiit-
gIieo Der u0enrietto.2oee 9Sr. g.
9luBeroem eeborte iie Dem uSeltlihen
8erihonerungsperein" ols WlitglieD
an. Cine Muiiffopene 6eeleitete bis
5itm Srieobof Den 2ei1en5ue, ino
mlroe Der Sorg, no9oem Die Damen
Serring uno &oob Der entidlaienen
5rein0in einige @orte Der Eroucr
eeipiomct batten, Dem ShooB Der
@rOe iibergeben. 9IuBer ibren Sat
ten binterldBt 6rau Berg bier Sim
scr: 6rou glnna Shmi0t, 6rop slnte.
lio @}orib, 6rou gliiobctb SnIlins
umO 9loolpb Shncioer, uno odt @n-
lei lm0 iiinf llrenfeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
@nrae Stabtncitiafeiten

Die y@olbington Baltimore SIN.
nopolis electric 9obn" pergroBert
ibren 6rohtbobnbof an ser @eit-
2omboroltroBe itno bat oos augren.
3enbe @runoeieentbum ooSu onee.
fauft.
syn @louut Sopaee, 9lIlesonp.
Gountp, liegt Der Sdnee OreiBig 8oa
tief.
6roit Eoiilinc 6lorotos BON glr.
1919, @opIor @roue.Stro6e, erbielt
i'm Grei8eeriHt eine obiolute 61ei.
oung bon aeonemnon 8Iorotcs.
0esgIcidcn fam lie ibren Wa66den.
nonen 9ebm lpieoer onnebmen. @oS
&oor bciratbete in 1914 i'll Maibine.
ton.
0ie groBe 9oblenperfte Der n8cntt-
lplnonio GiienboDn" 5u Canton pirb
am 5. DS1r3 Oen @erfebr iibergeben
lpcroen. Ole g8erfte lit $40 Sub
lang ino fonn 1900 Gonnen aoblen
prD Stlnoe bcrluoen.
Sn 9ltlontic Gitg lit noA ldngerer
arnnfbcit Sr. Ntepcr @itteenItein
bon Scr. 1902, Goucw-glpcmue, Elm
WliteIieo Der aSopfins Eoilorino
Co." geitorben. ST. mar elm @iit.
elieo oes Recommendations uno
biuterIGBt mlBer iciner @ittlpe, 6roit
8Ionbe g8ittecnitciiJ 8ipei Shne.
ltern Srnit q. @onlbreht lino 5rou
Senrp Sppenbeimcr bon Baltimore,
iin0 bier griioer, 2ecn itnO Wtilton
@itt9cnItein bon Baltimore llnO
0orrp lmo 5ilpou gSittecaltcin BON
Noibington.
Sr. g9n. 3, Stone, Der Siibrer
Der 9tepublifoner III 5u @uultcn ei.
ner Bill fir oie @creroBcrune Der
Sto0t tuiu eS abcr oelt 1T Sen 5lt
onneftiren0en Giitriften mo6nenoeu
9iirgeru iibeaaiien bobcrL iclblt oa-
riiber dbSitItimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
GnrdJ6rcnncr- -SSaar Oer6aftct.

gllS oeitern O}od)mittag ser 2f
Sabre olte gobrrt Glorwea BON
@oi6iueton 3. g., oas 8iircou oes
@lerfs Oes Common GlcaS-@eridts
NIT elmer SeirotbS.2icen5 in Der
SonO perlieB, mltr6e CT ncbIt ieincr
5ufiinfti9en @ottin, Der IL Sabre
oItcn WaiIorco Goriett, ebcnfous bon
@albington bonn 0eteftip AobIer
perbattct lmO nod Dem Souptqlor-
tier Der @ebeimpoIi5ei oebrodt, no
es li9 berouSitelIte, ouB W2arlpcIl
bon Der Holi5ei in @oi6iugton in
Tcrbinoiing nit einem gln5ug, oen
CT oerfauft bate, eetuiinidt miro. @r
tam nit Dem Nldoden nab 8oIti.
more, Inn iid bier 5u perbcirotbcn.
Sin Geteftip bon 98oi6ington fam
9eItern sIbcno bicrber lno bradte
oas Gdrhcn naH @oibington 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

Sin 5euer, Ons eeItern Morgen IN
DEM GrocerploOen BON 5rou SOa
Sdunian in O1r. 201, Siio.GoroIinc.
Str, ousbrad, rihtete bctrdhtlidcn
Sdo6eu OH. Ole 5ldmmen wtroen
fur5 nod 1 ll6r bon SiiIiits Sffitt
bon Ger. 324 5iio-GoroIine.5tra
cntoedt, DER iofort Die 6ellcrme6r
olarniirte. llcber Ocm 2aoen befan-
Den fib Die SbIoi5iumer bon 6rail
Sdunon mo ibrer bei0en Sobne,
SSIaOore, 10 Sabre nlt lmo Sdnuiel,
IL Sabre alt, ioipie ibres 2oeirgoites
Simon 0lcrner, 6rol Sdluman
muroe olr6 ben Sioud nus Dem
SdIoie geipedt uno nahte bic iibri.
Gen 8epobner oeS Souies olif Die &C.
fobr oufncrfiom. 9(ue brddten ii4
in Siherbeit inocm iie Die Sinter.
treppe binllrItcreiltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

rube Der 3eitminft eripdrtet miro, am
Dem 6rolt irt0 5bnce 9efreiing BON
Oen Seiieln, sic Ste @egeIoiiefctt
Dem 2e6en ouierIegt 6ot, brinoeu.
9iad ben Iungen ScrbitDoheH
brinot sic 5cbncebobn nad Scr
Shneeibmel5e i'm sSriibiobr oie
Sounc Grloilng aus ser 9lbgcihloi.
ienbeit. 9Iber ieIbIt ein giinitis ucr-
lalFen0es 6riibiabr nit gutcm 9lb-
fluB ocs Sdneeipaiiers uno onraIf
folgcnoeu trodenen @oHen. sic Die
g9eee felt imo fnbrbor modem, er-
Icscn bod INNER nod uiht oie
5duecbobn 0cnn iic gibt bic Wiog.
lidfeit, groBere 2aiten leicbt iort8u-
idnfien, ungebin0crt ourH beitellte
Eelocr unO trennen0e gGaiicrlGufes
Garum muB inimer iuicoer, menn
man Die Observation-Disclosures III
SiuBIano Siitreffeno beurtbeilen min,
oorau feitgcbaltcn perocn, ooB bic
eiecntIihe gene8mgSfretbeit iu9ftB-
lono ourh oen Sgintcr, ste Scbuee.
bobu eeihoffen tpiro. Sir cScoen,
Der @eleeenbeit imO IeronIoIfnng.
oebabt bat, ii1 nit Den mirtbIdjoft-
lihen @erbdltniIien ocs 2anOes ein.
gebenoer 5i beihdftiaen, oem i'll aus
Der @eididjte 0er Gnhpidlung /. q.
ocs @ctreioebanoels ipobI bcfonnf.
bob oicier iid por Scr 3eit Scr @iicn.
babncu 10 abpidelte, onB bic Grnte
i'm Minter Dem ndbiten idiffborcn
6Itiie sugeiiibrt bort ollfqcItapclt
uno big sur n6hiten Sd)iffabrtS.Ec.
riooe gcIoeert tpuroe.
Grit I'M 6ru6iobr un0 5ommer
oes folgenoeu sobres fonntc oie
Grnte Dem ndhitrn SofenpIat ODER
audi er6Bcrent @furftplos 5ngcfiibrt
tuerOcr, inn III sen Snuocl 5u rom.
men. Salt ein oan5cs SSobr miBtc
oos Snno 1ararf mdrten i'm Die
Grute III @elo iimieBcn 5ii fonueu
Cos tbut obcr aub oos riifitGn0igitc
niht menu nid)t cin uniiberiuinnIr
der 3pong porlicat, llno oieier
8lpang Iog lnO liegt 5n einen gros
ben Gbcilc nod beiite nor, oenn as
feblen bclite tpie cbcnols g9cge. llnO
mir Dor bun0crt SSabreu 70 lit and
beute nod sic Shreebobn 0ns @rlo
icu0e, itll Die rltbenoer Mertbe mos
bill 8i mddeu glatiirIid lit nit Sen
Gilenbabnen Gin groBer Sdrttt
5irt 9eiierer getboM nber 70 ipenia
6 Dor oieier 3eit r6eIib ipnr, olti
me5rere buuoert @erit i'm 6riibiabr
ilno Serbit 0as &orn All Sen 6Iub
5lt ldafien, 10 iuenig fonnen beiItc
audi MIR eirige sebn @erit bis sir
ndditcn @iienbabnitatiou iiberiulti.
ben meroen. Grit Die 5fnecbo6n
brtnat 5reibeit Scr 8etpceiiug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
S,nscnOIidJc 0ic6e.

Phi oie 9ei6Weroe bon Sophia
@ebb bon gtr. 1916, @eit.9anpole.
StroBe, muroen ser 16 Sabre aIte
@iaiam Burns bon 91r. t05, SIo-
Gorep-5traBe, Der t5-iG6riee So6n
Nilrpbp bon 9Ir. 1880, Mclt-2om.
barosStrobe, Ser t5-iGbrioe Sobn
Smar0on ser 10sidbrige W3ilton
@iien6orOt BON gtr. tt5, Siio-Gorep-
StroBe, imo Der 1i-idbrige @iliom
Ebomos bon gr. 1906, @cItlGrott.
StraBe, BON Sergeant SEQ. q. Ga.
ntnger uno Dem Yoli3iiten @corge
s. @ebcr feitgenommen. Gie anas
ben iino beiduloigt, in oos lecr-
ltebenoe Sous, 9tr. t4t9, collins
StroBe, eingeorlngen 5u Icin uno
Ibeile Der @oseinrihtling iortgenom.
men 81 baben. Sobn 5moroon mo
@lliam E5omas loIlen ongcblicb aud
oos Saus gtr. 1916, 0ollinS.5troBe,
betreten luo @aSrobren imO 2eudter
eeItoblen bobet ipie Senrp s. Wlag.
nus bon gtr. 1916, 0It.9oltimprc.
StroBe, Der Goli5ei mitt1eilte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
9lnIGIdJc gerfcfrSmittcl

Erob ser immenicn Auontitoten
bon 9rotitoifen Die 9iuBlono 5iebt,
fontut es nabe3u oIle Sabre Dor, Dab
IN aeiuiiien Ebeilen oes &ieieprcihcs
Der Grnteiegen perfoult ino pernlo.
bert un0 in onOcren Gbeilen Elm ent-
ieblider @1angeI berridt. lluo pns
ibon I'M 5ricOen cine &alamitdt mar,
lit ourcb oieien 9rieg nod touieno-
fah 0erlhliumert porOen.
Gos geiamnlte luirtbihaftlihc Sc.
ben 9iuBlano'S litt imo leioet inter
Den uniaebar fI1eliden Gontmunifo.
tionsmitteln, fir bic Die 9ieeierling
fait nibts eetbon Bat. Tie gerineen
sur @erbciierintq ser gerfebrsneee
beluilligten Sluntncn tuoreit obiolit
ln5ureideno mo iinO oiiBeroeru sum
9roBten Gbeile in Die Eaiben oiebi-
lhcr 8eouitcn aemanoert.
Mer Welegenbeit gebobt BAT, 0ie
Icaenanuten Megc III 9hiBlono fen
men 5u lernen Scr miro Ooriibcr
liiht in 3pciieI ieilt, lpie 6erriitteuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Bon straRcnranbcru ii6crfaIlcn.

Sr. @iaioru q. @ettinger bon Gar.
2012, 9torb-Galuert-StroBc, Elm Gc.
lenoer fir cine Sprup. 6a6rif, mel.
oete geitern inn 0eteftip-Sonptquar.
tier, Dab er am 0ienitoa 9lbcnO ouf
Dem @ege nod ieiner @obnung bon
orei 9tegern iiberiallen lno i'm So
erlei6tcrt puroc. @ineu Wfititerfof.
Ter, Den @r. @ettin9er bel iiG bottc,
nabmen bic Hduber cbcnfoas an iidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

Die 12.i1brige Nillriel 9. Gono-
6ue bon g3r. SIG, Siio.W1ontfpro-
gIuenuc, lprroe geitcrn gtohmittng
bon elmer Nlaoiion-9lp @leftri-
iHen gctroffcn iluo 6it goOeu &c.
idlellocrt ais iie ole 9oItimoreitr.,
5piiGen Soparo- uno GiltomItr,
freu5eu pollte. Dos Widoden wuroe
iiber Dem rebten 9luge ucrlebt, beeob
iicb ieOob obue geiitano nod Solie.
@citern 9lbeno ldeint ii6 Der 3uitono
Der Slcinen peridlimnert 5u bobcn,
uno befiirhtct i6r Gnter, @illiom $.
0onobue, Dab lie ouh iunerlibe Ser.
lebungen oapongetragen Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
NlnGcitGrcr perhaftet.


Sluf oie 9hIie nSiiIfel M26rocrl"
elite acltern a'crgen in Der 6rii6e ser
Eoli5ilt gtorton bonn noropeItIiMen
Uiltrift in Die @pbultng bon Srcbe.
rid o. aabler 9tr. 1888, ggeIt.
g'ort9 .sue., wc er, tpie er onga6,
SSralt &abler mr. notboiirftia eefIct-
oct IN bDIterii5em 3uitono fono. Ssn
einem angrer6enoen 3inmer befano
iih cine onoete 6rou, ebenfaas pollia
entnerpt iut6 foit entfleioet. aabIcr,
Der cine tiefe Shnittlpunoe am @opic
6atte, ibritt Sie gorbnIe ouf un0 ob.
Gr ino ieine Satin puroen meqen
&nbeltorilng Derbdftet. Die ouoerc
iSron batte iib eefIii6tet. 9lidter
grenoel perilrtbeilte &abler 5ur SAB.
lilng bon $345, ipd6renO icine 6ral
lrei auSging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
WclnuObcit Der NricgstiuScr IN
TeMtldIalnO.


Die S1ilgIingS.5te bat ipdb-
reno oes arieges abgcnommen.
Sic itobelicgenoe @cfiirhtiing, oaB
bic SlusbungeumgSEoIitif ouf bic
Griegsseborenen III TcutIhlono ei-
men unbeiIpoIlcu GinfnlB boben
foune, miro oiir1 cincn gluffae oes
Sonitdtsratbs ct. Robnoip III ser
llmidau pioerleet. Tic 5tutiIttf
iibcr bic 5duelings s-5terblidfcit i'll
ben erjten bcioen Gricesiabrcn fam
ais geraDc5lt giinltig ongeieben ipcr-
ocn. Ger gerfaIicr madt als gct-
ipieI Oic folgenpen 3ableu1neaben
ans 8erlin-Sdoncbcre. GS Itorben
bort i'm eriten 2ebensiabre bon 100
acknowledgements i'm Sabre 1918
1878, 1914 1875, 1915 1891.
gtad Dem @rgebniB ocr erTten orei
8ierteIiabre miro Die 5duglinas.
SterbIidfeit 1916 nod nidt 8 8ro.
sent 6ctrnaen. glud in anoerrn
@roBItdoten ici, iuie Der &erFaIIer
bebauptet, Gin gbiinfen Scr Gdila.
liuas -SterbIihfeit feit5uiteIcu.
llcber bic @ntipifllng scr 9seuge.
borenen ltano Dem @erfaiier Dos 92a.
terial Der gntbinolingsitutipn Oes
glitgilitc Giftcrio aranfcn6oules Iii
grrIin.Sdoneberg 8ur @erfiigltua.
Der GerfaIier maht Ooraui alFmerf.
lam oaB oas Sobresgclpidbt norina.
ler ainoer Diel ltdrfer onrd oos 0Sc.
burts9clpibt ais oard bic 9lrt Ser
Grn1brlIng beeinfluBt miro. GoS
Sabrcs9eluicbt let abcr fijr bic gut.
widlung Der ainocr I'M &Ieinfin0srs
otter bon groBtcr @e0cutung, on.
oererieits fonnc man aus Der gnt.
luidhng Der 9leugeborencn einen
MiidiAIuB auf ben @rn6briuqssn.
itano Der Nliltter 5iebcr. Der Icr.
faiier bat MIR Die 3dbIcn fiir SForper-
geipidt iitt0 .Sdnge dltS Dem 9lcdj.
iuIngsiabr 1915, ,. h. aus scr 3eit
pom 1. QIpril 1915 bis 3l. Wldrs
1916 bennst; oas porgcblirtlide Qe-
ben Der ainoer f6at nlIo III cine S3eit,
IN Der Die Observation-Disclosures
idon einen bpben @rdo erreitt bntte,
8on 295 ainoern oie III 0cm @e.
rihtsiobre III 8etroft 5ii Sie6en iino,
mar 0as DurHldnittsgemi1t Bel ben
153 &noben 1927 @ronlm, bet Delt
142 @idohen 1909 Groum. Son
Den 127 ainoert sic Int Sabre 1918
~ @ctradt siI aieben iinO, ipar Oas
Nnrdihuittseeiuiht Der 2naben
3S0S @romm Oas Der MG0nen mir
3O67 Wranm geipcien.
Iic a0rpergeipibtS Ierb1ltnilIe
inn 5lpeitcn arieosiahre luaren olip
heiiere, oIs i'm Ieeten ;yricScnsiobre
NaS Ole a0rperldnge anbetrtfit, ID
wareH Die Iurhihnitts3oblea in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
sSiir Gin .ScimaetrauF.

Gas bon Geo. Giint6er eebralite
Bier lit oas bette. @ieIe @eprtbcfIcr
BON Bier crfldren3 OaB eS irgeno Ii.
mem eritfIoiiigeu ousIdnoiIbcn @ier
aleiffommt @ero0e ons Ding ftir
ben 6omilicnoebraub. Sscines a[ro.
ma better @eidnad uno fcbr ndbr.
frdftig. Dircft BON 0er Nroueret
ourh bic neiteitcn aaaIbincn obgc.
flint, ipoolrd aIIsencinc gleinbcit al.
fidert iuirO. SaiIte ST.. Nbonc:
ggoIfe 20.
(SyiniiS.teS.iIso.3 (sFu.)
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G6auffeur bcitraft.

Inter Der Nni@uloielng, onecb.
lid riidiidtsIos eefobreu al icin,
purOe eeItern SEQ g. g9interline bon
gar, 705, o-GlintonitroBe, Der nit
einem Goiiogier.g(utomob III ser
6opettc.. nobe Sieb. .StroBe, eeecll
eineu uonbeiebten Sitnep-9uS ram.
te, NIT $40 uno Soften 6eItroft. Die
Eolioeicre oes SitneD @uS fomct
cbne Gerlesungeu oooou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Dem @eridtsOcrfa6rcn iibcriuieicn.

Der 60 Sobra alte G6orles 8. sc.
minot bon gtr. tOS, 5iio.Smoa.
moooitroBe, nuroe geitern Nlorgen
bon 9iidter Eormonnn ii Der iiio.
meitIi1en Foli8eiitotion Dem @e.
rihtsperfa5rrn iiberipieien inter oer
gei9uloieunJ, fir ben ltnterboIt iei.
ner 6roli nidt geioret 81 boben. @e-
munot mar in Solnor unter oerlel.
ben 8eIbuloignitg Dor ben Eoli5ci-
rihter gefii6rt iporoen, bod botte ct
pcriproden fin Oen llnterbaIt lciuer
Sroll 81 iorger Ga er iein @eripr2.
hen nidt ein9ebalten batte, muroe CT
ubermnlS perbuitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Brad Sein beim Synllcn.

geun Fllbcn elmer 0fenro6rc III
i6rer @obulne, gir. 1903, 9ioceitry
iiel bic So Sabre aIte 5rau Cecilia
9uHner BON Dem 5tiibG ollf ipeIhem
lie ltano, uno brad ooS linfe gein.
Sic wuroc i'm glmbulan5pogcn oes
iiiolihen 0iitrifts in'S llnioeriitdts-
&oIpital Qebracbt.
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SIN 9[lter bon IS Sobren 1T in
Der oglagcmcinen 0cutibcn @rciicn.
beimotb" Sr. Scnrp gfitterbuiA &c.
itprbcu. Sic @cerOisuug finoet bcltc
ltutt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Sin nlnlteriGlcr fS0Q.

Gle Yoli5ei bonn nor0oitliden 81
Itrift bemHbt Iitb, 0cn 500 bon gti-
doloS Is. 5hiffcr bon glr. 1900,
&omeipooo.9lbemle, ouf5ufldren, incl
der an Scr 9cloir-9iooo nit elmer
@erlesing am 9opf oligcilmben
lpur0c, Die ieinen 500 sur Solgc
botte, 5rl. Gertrude SoBlineer bon
9Sr. 1926, goro-@oDs5troBc, beiah-
ridtigte Gopitdn Morbiier, OoB iie
geieben babe, pie S6ificr, aus Der
2oupole-S -StruBe fontmcuO, in Die
@otterIonAEorf-9 -9(pemne einbog in0
ieiten nit @llt beoedten &opf nit
beiocn SGnDen Itiibtc. Die @oli5ei
iii oopon iiber5eiiot ooB S6ificr,
nodoem er ieine Srnu an Der Greitou-
StroBe tnO @rooomap Derlolien bat.
te, nieoergeIhloeen puroe imO int
bet6ubten 3uItanoe einen StraBen-
babnwaeson beitiee. Gr tpir0e all
Der 9eloir-&oao aufgeflmoen ino
nod Dem ct. Spicpb's SoipitaI ee-
bradt, no er, obne gum YeruuBticin
5n fommen, itorb.