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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
GdOn AIS 0inN nernrhrn

. 0 Ton Z @3dr5. sri. @ioIa
epel1n grucmm bon 93rburD, oie
leef 16 Sabre alt 1T, miro oieien
@'onot Ole @ottiu oes Stem yorfer
@rmoeieent6ummafIers Sorr0 q.
6arnllm meroen, Der "a Sabre aItif.
6arulm bate Dor II So6ren, ais
er ielbit 90 ino SRI. Erneman 5
Sabre alt mar, OieieI6e ais sufiinf.
ti9e Satin ousoeiubt mo lid init
@inpilligltng ibrer 0lutter nit ibr
perlobt, Der Goter Dat ober crit iebt
leine 9iQiglna ertbeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

gen Ser glationen ser Groe in 81.
funit 81 regeln.
@ren5t an @roBenmobn.
Sn Oieiem G5reei5. pelHer on@ro.
Bcnmabu gren5t purOe ole NlaBna6.
me Der 8ermelien6eit ent6iilt, mel.
de @ott lei 0onf Olrcb Die p6pNIbc
aroit, bic ieinem Commando inter.
itebt Inn feline FlGue nerIuirfliden
81 tonnen, begren5t.
&oiirt ais 6rie0enSbcr.
mittler.
oOieIes lit Der ailfioaenoIie Gunft
IN ieiner &eoe: Sn ieOem ieiner SG-
be lit Die 9l6iibt,flor ourd be6arrlidj
folide Gorleglng, 8erorebuna una
8erbeintlicbuug una6lireit6arer Chat
iadeu oargeleat, lid felbit Ser g9elt
gegenii6er ais i5rieoensDernittler
aui3uipieleu, ieood i'm ielbeu glugeu.
bid, oa er orobt ole @affen obue
llriade 81 ergreiien uno lid onl
ariege 81! betbeiIigen, er bierourh
iiir ole GerIGngerune oeiielben Our1
ieine pro britiihe Heigung, ieiuer
iogeHaunten 9leutralitdt uno ieineu
5oblreideu llnterloiluuasiiiuoeu per.
ontmortlid."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
soll ansaeItuhen luerSem.

Gbico9o, Z. 64drs. Gic
Tbotiode, oaB ser GongreB .9(bqe.
oronete @illiom g8. g8ilIon ecqcn
oie GorIaee Ger bepoffneten 92eutra-
litdt itinnite, bat sic 6roge oufec-
morfen, OF er meiterbin berecbtigt iei
ein WIitglieo ocs Union 2eogue
Clubs" elmer Scr conicroatipItcn
Clubs Der Staot, 81 oerbIeiben.
SSi einem 9rieie al oen gl6qeoro.
Clubs, Sranf 8. 2oeid. beiBt es. es
muroe bemerft, oaB @ilion Scr ein.
5ige @ertretcr Gbicaeo's~ aemeien
iei ser eeeen Die gorlaae eeitimmt
battle Sine ser @litaleoi6oits 9e.
oinguneen oes Clubs lit ,abioIute
grge6enbeit 8ur 9Rceierltng", mo
oaraitf Duroe oie 9(ufmerfiamfeit
@ilion's IN Dem 9riefe gelenft.
g9ilion antportete. sd glaibe
nibt oaB mir Sanoelsidifie be.
itiiden ioaen, melde Griegsbonn.
paare an straightforward iiberbriu-
gen ga oies cine ariegsbanollng
bon unierer Seite beoeuten miiroe.
1eSbal6 iiimnite i'd oneegen@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
MIiiflidle 0rllner.

gS ep 9orf, Z. lWt6r5. II Nlit
einem Strife oroben ole Gellner bon
iiebeu 9undeon Clubs ser uutereu
Stoot, uie cine 9efonntmafung Der
ngleU 9ort GIub-g(ngeitellten 8ere.
niglng~ erfennen IdBt. Gie 9elte
perlangen bobere 9obne uno before
grbeits5et. sic woIlen einen Eoee-
lobu bon so, 6 Gage glrbeit Oas
gon5e Sobr binourd, nur 31a Shn.
Den arbeiten, oos 9ie6t iib ieIbit 5il
befolti9en, glbidaiiune oes 8eib-
nadtsgeIoes, eeiunobeitIide lluifor.
men imo fein @ei6irrpoiden. 1926
Selncr, Ole i'm D9anfier Club" Itri.
fen, limo nod nidt an oie 9lr6eit 5u.
riidgefebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
9as INSTRUMENTATION.

ct. So6n's, q. g., z. N4Gr5.
Die 9leaierlmg bat ole @rIoubnib
geeeben, OaB iid @erionen, peI6e
torperIiber 6ebler baIber in ser
Rrobin5 gleiu grimSpid bonn MiIi.
tdroienit ousgeidIolieu wuroen iidy
81 einem Battalion formiren fonucu,
Oos inter Dem ItoI8eu Iamcn Bon.
tom 9utuiIlon~ betonnt iein miro.
Gie Sffi5iere iuuroen oneeluieIen,
oieles 9ataillon 70 IdncG wie m6g.
lid aiif ariegsitdrfe 5u bringen, oo.
nit oasIebe 5ur 6ront o6oeben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
GeaIider gIatiOnaI. Yarf.0

@oi6ineton Z. W}dr3. Gie
ylotionol @oIo.Grbalturgs Commit
iipn alltoriiirte beute oen 9nfauf bon
32,266 9lder 2on0 in Dem iioli6en
9(ppaladian unO weiBen @ebirge als
9lnidhlB an oen oitli6en 93otional-
@orf4. SSn iiioliden 9lppaIadtan
limo 954 9lder in Sbenanooob- imo
9lmburitlGomio, girginien, lmo 79s
9(der in 9fanoolpb.Gountv, @eit @ir-
ginielt eingel1lolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

6ran3oien boben ipeniq 5u
me 0en.
9oris, 7. @tdr5. Qas Sol.
9euoe miro beute ofii3iel gemelOet !:
u3lpii6eu ser Die lmO. ser 9(isne
iii6rten mir cine lleberrumpelung
olli oelItide @rdben 81 2lenniebie.
res aus mo bradten 10 @efongene
5nriid.
Sn oen 9lrgonuen 6ei Sour De ga.
rig, iprengten mir cine Wline, oereu
Srater mir beiettcn.
Ole Gelti6en unterna6men me6-
rere lleberraibunes 9lngriffe norO-
weItIid BON 6Iirep I'M 9ou6otgsul-
sc, n0roli6 BON ct. W9i6iel rnlo bel
Slmnertp g9eiler. Gie 9lugrifie bro
6en in unierem Sperrfeuer 3iIam-
men ilno Dem 6einOe foiteten Iieger.
lutte Sonit mar ole 9luGt an an.
oeren SteQen rubig.
gloilttant Gaiale bolte ieinen feds.
ten oeltti6en gleroplm berunter. Gr
iel BEL Gieppe auf Die Groc. @iner
ltnierer 6lieger ipllrOe bon einent
yiunipler angeeriifen. Gr fiel noro.
lib bon @opol i'm Dlorine Gepor-
tement, sur @roe."
&uiien beieben Sobe.
@etersburg Z. NlGr5. Gni-
lide Eriippctt mel6e fiir5lid ole
periiibe Stoot Soniaoon ben Cir
fen entriiien 6o6en fonnten iebt Sic
9Iioboo. So6e beieeen, Oie 10 Glei.
len iiiOmeitlib bon Somooau lie9t,
iagt Elm beute oeroifentlidJter @cridt.
Die Qruppen oerfol9en Die iid 5il.
riid5iebenoen Tiirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
9'reiic fir gcrIcnFcn Oon iI.gOOtcn

&om 7. N26r5. - O1od einem
@rloB ion oos @ert6eioieunesipItem
bon S6iffeu gegen lluterieeboot.9ln.
erifie reorgoniiirt uno inter 6en 9e.
febl zines 9IomiroIs geItcat per0en.
9'a6 oen ueueu 9efebIen meroeu oie
Sonoelsidifie beiier bepoffnet imo
@reiie fir oas gerni6ten ooer In.
braudborma6eu bon ltntericebooten
auSqelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
gIrme eenatOrsm!

0es Moines, Soma, 7. WlGr5.
Sn Ser, @eneral-Geriammlima
oes Stdates muroe geitern Elm @e'
idluB poreeleei, o6er bis bellte iiber-
gelegt, in Dem oie Sonolimg ser &c
notoren Glmnins imo 9enDou Die
in Der MISUNDERSTANDING gegen Die
Sorlage Der 9ewoffnlma BON Sam
oelsidiiien geboIien batteu, perlpor.
len pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
lEIeiIdlacnnh einaeldlranft.

2on0orE7. W}drs. Ger fiir5-
lide 9lIfrui bon @eiten oes gta6.
rlngsmitiel. .Nliniiters Bat oen @rfoIg
gebabt ben @enlB bon 5leiid IN
@roBbritannien beoeuteno berab3u.
iebcn sSn 5olee oelien 70 wuroe
i'm llnterbaitie eeiaet beite6e feline
9Ibiid5t 5lDougSpeiie fleii6Ioie Gage
ein3uiiibrei.
Sic nGoenius Mems iaet oaB
Baron Gobenport Der g|obrlmes-
nittel. .0liniiier, beidloiien babe,
D'oBnabmen 5ur gegulirmg Ger
Ereiie BON 5ped, Butter, Safe uno
Shnal8 ein5uiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Wlurb im rrfLen OarnN

8 @olumbus, o, I. N}dr5.
@eloon S. 8eas, elm e6emaIiaer
W'atler.GIerf ans aauias Gito, ser
ans Suniinatou SSno.. Ttommt,
pnroe beite inter ser geibmIoialna,
N'ona 5imous Dor ie6s @oden in
einem Der eriten Sotels ser Staot
ermoroet 5ll 6abelL wegcn D2oroes
lnl erlteu @raoe in oen 9[ufIaae8u.
liano beriest. 0ie ger6anShno
miro wa6ri6eidDi6 i'm Qlpril ltottfin.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Syantafieln einea geridteritatters.
g9 G 4 Iii DE lSront

Sunoerte bon oeltiben &eierDilfen
iolIen nod @'erifo eeeilt iein. ~
glnaebIid Inn gorrau8a oor5tur3
5u benabreu
Stem 9orf, z. 01dr5. g(Ieron.
Der g. @illiams, ser Spe5ial-9e-
ribteritatter oes Stem Dorf Serol0~,
ocr narb Cuba geididt ipuroe, am
iIber oie ooriige Gmp0rung 3il 6eri6.
ten tbeilte Der 3eitlmg nit er babe
autoritotioe Suiormotion iber bent.
ide &orihldge OIL @orran5a, nidt
nur iid an ser GeDoIution in Gu6a
8n betbeiligen Ionoeru iogar OeiIti6e
Gruppen 81 iteIlen, iollten oie Ser
Staaien oerm6en, i'm ab5lleben
&oris Ga6rera iou aneeblid BON oie.
len &ldnen geuuBt baben 9liht mir
lpliroc oieier EIun na6 9lngobe ser
2llttoritdt, nidt aliaegeber, ionoeru
III iogor qegelnpdrtig IN glusiiibrimg
be9rifien uno bunoerte oeutider Ge.
iernilten bobcn in ben lcbten Gagen
bie @ren8e nod Wlerito iiberiAritten.
Ser 9eri1terltotter logt Ct pGre in
Ger Sage, mit5utbeilcn, OaB 0eutide
gIaenteH mdbreno Der lebten 6 DO
nate in Columbia unO &ene3uela
iiH oanit befoBt 6Gttcu 9lufrubr an.
5ititiitet nno oaB Columbia Dor oem
9lus6ruh eiuer Ger oroBten 9ieoolu.
tional ieinen @eididte itduoe.
81 oieien 3fueden nodten iie iid
sic Son0linq 0es Der Stoatcn.Se-
mats, Bic SAaoeneridsperbanolun.
Gen ob5u6reden, oienitbnr, nit Dem
GracbuiB OaB 9liisiidten oor6anOen
lino. oaB Der @eianote Gollun6ios
icoei 9higeublid ob6erlieu peroen
fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
SIm SlaIifar einaetrpffen.

gfe 10 Dort z. @lGr3. Ger
Ganpier o9ergensiioro" ser nor.
megiicb-ameritaniiden 2iuie, weld5er
Bergen am "a. 5ebruar inter galIoit
berlaiien batte, traf am 5onntoe in
Salifar eiii, wie Der bieiigen q(qentur
Der @eicllidait mitget6eiIt mllroe.
Gs lit oies ser erite nad g(merifo
ia6renoe Gampier, ipelder cinen ca.
naoiideu Sofen 8ueds SSnIpettion
anldllIt
Ger ibmeoiide Iompier .5tocF.
6olm~ Der am t6. Se6ruar bon
9tep Dorf nad @ot6eiburg obgina,
lieet nod IN Saliiar
@ouuerneir groua6 in 9ittle Rod,
glrtanios, lnter5eidnete cine @orla-
sc, nod welder es Sen 6rouen err
laubt i'll, an allen 9rimdripobleu
I'M Staate i6re Stimmr ab5uae6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
9O6uOiitrift ii6eridJtucmmt.

6 battanooeo, Tenn., Z.
@ldr5. 0os Steigen oeS Gennei.
iee.6lulies nimmt einen immer ero.
Der Weroenoen llmiang an uuo brad
ooS @aiier iiber Die N9cGaaiS.9lbe.
ergoB Iib in ben Sieblauo@orf uno
iiberlbmemnte Den @obuoiItrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
n4aeifiqMen rnht i'm gLt[nntic.

Sonoo T. Nldr5. Gie from-
collide 9arfe y@ociiique" puroe i'm
SloDo.9iireou aIs oerlniBt oneeldIo.
gen.
CGie DFaciiique" oerIieB om 81.
Cftober Feuartb fir @ort 9(rtbur
lmo batte cine @r0be bon 224t 0ie-
eiltertonneu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08


Berlin, z. WdrS. - Ger rillli.
l6e geoedte areu5er ,&purif" lief in
Oenr @olf bon 6inulanO auf cine
@1ine uno puroe idmer beihdoigt,
pie elm 9eridt aus StodboIm be-
Iuet, meIoet ole olIeberiee 9lahrib-
ten.ggentiIr.
Gie 9Ia6riht iiber oen llnfan Der
,,&Durif" trof trob Ger ltrcngen rm-
iiibeu 0larine-Geniiir in Shweoen
ein, tpie oas Stodbolmer giirealt
mittbeiIt 1us ariegSidiff muroe
iofort in Groniiaot, I'M iinniiden
Soil geoodt.
Gle uRprrif" oildj n9lrrif" bud.
habirt, lit Elm eeoedter arelBer bon
1880 Negiitertomelr 500 SUB
lang, 70 3uB brett llno bat einen
Eieieaue BON 26 SUB. Ole 9eItiiduug
beitebt ans bier iO.5oa. @eidiiben
in Grebtbiirmeu lmO odt s-5oa. @e.
ihiiben in eIeider @eiie ongebrodt,
5mon5ig 4.7-5on. @eidiiben uno bier
3.Yfiinoer, ioipie 5pei Eorpeoorob.
rem. Die ,gpurif" ipuroe i'm Sabre
1906 in 9orrow gebaut mo baite
cine @eihlpinoigfeit BON 2t.5 ano.
ten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
glae aaOcr te6eu tia.


gImiter6om z. O}Gr5. @ie
Der nEelegraaf" meloet miro in ben
ndcbIten Eagen Elm oollltdnoiger
StiaitQno in Der SnouItrie gelgien's
eintreten miiiien. Gie Oeutiden Be
BORDEN gebeu 81, oaB Dies orrd oen
Mongel an aobleu irno TRANSPORT
mogli6fciten beoinet it,. SierOurd
miro ioit Die ean5e beleiide 9eoolfe-
nlng ar6eitslos. 9lur 6abrifen, Die
cine beiou0ere @rIaubniB erbaIten,
bleiben in @etrieb.
g9ie 6ie eenannte 3eitlna peiter
meIoct, iullroeu bel einem gronO ei-
mes 9aaerballies in SoiieIt 10000
aiIo aoiiec, @ieent6lm Ger belgi-
i6en @iilis-@eieaibaft, imo ouoere
gtobrlmgsmitteI Elm &aub ser slam.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08

geeD Dorf, Z. W1dr5. Ger
Gampfcr gGarmonia" ser oGunarO-
Sinie" trof eeitern glbeno bon 2iper-
pool bier elm. 9ariel6e entidliipite
angebliA III 6oIge ieine8 HouHOer-
billings s-Gorridtimg, elmer ser neue.
item @riinoungen Der britiic6en 9(o-
miraIitdt Sn 8olge Oes MdngelS
an S6iiisrom iinO oie @erii6e-
rungsraten beute mieoer beoeuten0
geItiegen. Sn 1Solae ser Itreueen
oeiitiden Eaudboot.Sperre mlr6en
53 SGiffe omerifoniide, idmeoiidbe,
odnilde, 6olldroiFde uno normeei-
ide, am glusIaufen oii Dem 6ieiigen
Saien perbiuoert, ooer iino oieieIben
bis auf @eiteres in Saliior feItge.
legt. GieIe S6iife piirOen weun iie
fobrplanndBig gefabren wdren 1896.
600 8ounen 6rodt beforoert bo6en.
gier5ebn oaoon bGtten aud 9alla.
giere 6eioroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
C0ro0lIo8 ua@ ea0biuc,)

Berltn, z. Wl1r5 Ter 0cut-
ide @eneralitn6 beridtet Bellte ofii.
3iea oas 6olgeuoe:
@eItlide 5ront
nQln Der scarpe (9lrraS 91aunD.
an beioen Geiten oes 2lncre, an ser
Sonrme. III Der G6ampqgue uno auf
Dem oitlicheH llier ser @3oas (Ger.
oun 5ront) iono aeiieru Ieb6oite
qlriiaerie 06dtioteit Itatt. g9ie,
oerboltc @eiec6tc ereigneten Iid 5ipi.
icben Grtimoungs Ertppen u@ra,
benbenbelaBirngeu
ogIm 9l6euo erifien Oie 5ran3oien
an Der noro0itliheu &erom lyront
lulicre ueue 5telnu9eu iii Garnes
gsaloe all puroen aber oitrd unler
5ener 5uriidgemorfeu.
ualares @etter 6egiinltiate 0ie
2perotionen unierer 6lieger. Syn
3ablreibea 2lritaeiedteu puroeu Is
feinoIidle qIeroplane a6geidloIlen.
9ir perloreH cine 6lugniai6iue.
9eitli6e 6ront.
v3wiiden oem boltiiden imo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Syiinf5c0n fcinOlidr SSlitotr
a0gtldollrn.
SeB6afte Rrticrerie G6dtigGeit
ON ser 2Seft=Sro1tt.

Sas5Fdc gnarii an stnuaen Gauriercs qO mnrOcn a6a
wsn Die urfc saIte Der cRfrOut fat ctuas nadscuHeu
prcdn bic aanuucu Soen DcrGilOcrtc Die GnfdcOnua
Der edladt I'M San @eIeorinu.S6u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
&On Gbrgci3 Otr AT @rO=
BtnDabn grrn3t,
8ie Snaueurattons 2teoe oes
2Frdtoenten ortr6orungen.

gerlner r2uug,r fhr iducr Die NntrtSrcO Scs @raRScu
ten giIH. @irit Oeuielbeu Ous 9Onmcut NOurO
2Oru 5errau n 4n6s Der gcr6cml6nua uuO gerSre@nus
mSeirtbarn SGdtiudJeu bc5idlis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-08
Mmerifa's Gintritt in
Ocn arieg.
lSilrSe OOm SSapnm germ
8eIebem iuer6em.

Ole 3eitlmgen beipre6en 0en gru6
5piibeu Oen @ereinietcn Stooten
rmO GelitidIano ousii6rlid.
@lau6eu oaB omerifauii8e Slot.
te nit oeutideu lluteriee6ooten
oairdumen fam. Sapaniibe
glonirolitGt Oeriel6en 9lnii6t.
(eorreipouoeno Der gJIiociirien 9refe.)
Sofio, 5. Sebr. Ger 9rud
Der oiplomotiicben 8e5iebungen jpi.
i6en oeu Gereinigten Staaten umo
Gelti6lono muroe in gon5 Sopan
freuoig begriiBt. Gle @reiie 6otte
Den teIegrapbii6en 9eri6ten lmo
ghlsloiiungen Der Qiplomoten imo
Fubli5iiten gon5e Spalten gepiomet.
Ger gSSiii~ iagt
Sic Stdrfe unO 8roud6arfeit ser
amerifonii6en Morine 1T iebr peit.
reidenO, beion6ers in Dem 9eieitiqen
Der oelltiden llnterieeboote aus Dem
otlantiiben S5ean @}ittclmeer mo
Der gioroiee in gerbinolng nit ser
6lotte Ger @ntente.0 .0}d6te."
Ser oYoroo5u" 6Glt 0en Sdritt
Der 8ereinigten Staoteu einen gro.
Ben llnibpung IN Dem europdil6en
Sfrieg uno eiuen ouiiebeuerregeuoen
@orfall.
Gon Seitea Ger 8ereinigten Stao.
ten murOe Gelltidlono gegenii6er gu
oiel 9todiidt uno 2iberolitGt ae3eiqt,
iagt Die o9lio6i~. ggenn GrdliOent
@ilion nidt eineu enti6eioenoen
Sdritt unternimmt uno Den arieg
an Qeuti6lono erflGrt un0 oo8u
3lpingt oaS aggreliiOe 8orge6en elm
3uitelleu 10 miro er feline 9lusli6t
aui einen oouernOen @eltfrieoeu ba.
ben
9lomirol aato, 01ariue.DliniIter,
lagte in einem SnterDietp, ooB, luenn
Die ameritaniide 8lotte Ole 2ffen.
iiOe gegen GelItiblano ergreiit, 70
miro lie liderlidb Oarin erfolgreic6
iein, ole oeutidbe llotte ollS Der in.
ternotionolen See.&oute. uno Sic
9elaltiguug Der geliibiifa6rt 5ll be-
ieitigen
Sn einem filr5eu sSnterDieip iagte
Marquis Sfrtmo ooB oie Guil6ei.
oung Der 8ereinigten Staoteu cine
natiirlibe 6olge ser perfIoIieueu
@ore0nge mar uu0 ieBt, ga 9lmcri.
ia often ieiue fcinOlihe Saltun9 5ll
erfennen aege6eu Bot lit es nlblos,
81 iageL ooB 0eutidlono ooollrc6
eoentllell ge5pungen meroen miro,
oie g9offeu ST itreden unO nod5uae
ben.
Ser 9ofo6oma Seioenmorft be
fiirdtete, DOB Die Sihiationen oen
iapaniiden Seioeu Grport nod
gnleritd aui6c6eu piro, ino puroe
cine 8auit berDorgeruien. Gie Nrei-
Ie fielen 6eoeuteno itno murOe elm
&erhdt bon ungefd6r $500000 Der
poraenlien. Ser @larft muroe &C.
idblolien. &alIileute bieIten Die Eo-
nif ni9t iiir gerebtfcrtiat ino iino
Der 2lnno6me, OoB Sapon 0urd ei.
nen arieg 5iuiihen oen &ereinigten
Staoten nnO Geutiblouo nur &or.
tbeilc BADEN nir0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07

George Bailey of North Danvile, a vet
eran in the Civil war, fell unconscious in
the street at st. Johnsbury April 5,
when he was there to see the guards
leave for Fort Ethan Allen. He was
talking of his own departure in 1861
when he fell. tie was revived and taken
home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07
BRACE UP!

Do you feel old before your
time? Is your back bent and
stiff? DO you suffer urinary dis
orders? Don't despair - profit
by Barre experiences. Barre peo-
pie recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Here's a Barre residents
statement.
E. l.. House, barber, 10 West
street, Barre says: IL suffered
from backache for some time,
which was caused by my being
on my feet for long periods dur
ing the day. My back ached
continually and especially after
I would lie down. The pains were
sharp when ! bent over. Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended
to me, and got box, from Cummings Il
Lewis drug store. / received satisfac-
tory relief from them"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. House
had, Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
n. 1.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07

to the growing grain when it is few
inches high, Under this method the
yards may be changed every three or
four weeks during the growing season.
A combination that has proved success
| full consists OF six or seven Bushels OF
equal parts of oats and wheat to the
acre, wheat alone being used for the
last seeding in the fall. For the con-
venience of those who have only small
areas at their disposal, it may be stated
that an acre contains 43 $50 square feet.
To secure satisfactory number OF
eggs the fowls should be fed both dry
mash and scratch ration. The dry mash
may consist of equal parts of corn meal
bran, middlings and beef scraps. This
should be kept before the birds in hop
per all the time. A good scratch ration
is made up of equal parts of corn, wheat,
and oats, fed in litter four to five
inches deep, twice daily. 1t is desirable
that the birds should eat about as much
of this as of the mash. This means
feeding about one quart of mixed grain
daily to IL Plymouth Rock hens or to IA
Leghorns, and an equal weight of mash.
Usually waste table products will also
be available, and these may be made up
into moist mash in place of the dry
mash. In this case the table scrap il 1t
contains much meat, is substituted for
the beef scrap, If it does not contain
any considerable portion of meat, it
should merely be added 10 the dry mash
already described.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07
CARE OF THE SMALL FLOCK.
Breeds Which Are Best for Home Con.
sumption.

For the family which wishes to keel
poultry for home consumption rathel
than for the market, the so-called gener
al purpose breeds are better suited thar
what are known as the egg laying breeds
Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, Rhode Is
land Reds, and Orpingtons are all good
varieties for the average person who does
not intend to go into the poultry bust.
ness ON considerable scale These breeds
are good layers and they also make good
table poultry. Furthermore, they viii
hatch their own eggs and brood their
own chickens, whereas, the Leghorns and
other breeds OF the egg-laying class do
not sit, and the use of expensive ineu-
bators and breeders is necessary in or
der to perpetuate these Aocks.
The prime essentials for small poul-
try house are fresh air, dryness, sunlight
and space enough to keep the birds COM
Portable For the general purpose breeds
about four square feet of floor space
should be allowed for each bird. The
fowls should also have as much outside
space as possible to run in. If this area
is too small the ground quickly becomes
foul and in time makes it difficult to
rear chickens with good success. In or
der to avoid foulness it is advisable to
divide the lot and to SOW part OF 1t to
the quick growing grains such as oats,
wheat, or rye. The hens are turned on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07
The Bows Sacrifice.

He was a good little boy and very
thoughtful He had heard about the
great scarcity of water throughout the
country. He came to his mother and
slipped his hand into hers.
Mamma" he said, lis it true that in
some places the little girls and boys have
scarcely enough water to drink y
"That is what the papers say, my
dear"
Mamma" he presently said. I'D like
to give up somethin' for those poor little
boys and girls"
His mother gave him fond look.
Eyes, dear. And what would you like
to give upf'
Mamma" he said in his earnest way,
"as long as the water is so very scarce,
! think ought to give up bein' washed"
Ladies' Home journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07
THE G. A. r. ENcAMPMENT.
Information About the Convention to Be
Held in Montpelier.

| |. The 50th annual encampment o
the department of Vermont, G. A. R., will
be held in the city of Montpelier, Thurs
day and Friday, April 1920. The forma
opening of the encampment will be il
Grand Army hall of Brooks post No. l3
Thursday at 10 o'clock. The order o.
business will be as follows, unless
changed by vote of the encampment:
a. Opening of encampment.
(2.) Rollcall of officers.
(3.) Report OF committee on creden
tials.
a. Rollcall of representatives
(5l Reports of officers.
(6.) Appointment of committees.
~ Reception and reference of com.
munications from posts, and individuals
All resolutions should be in writing.
(S.) Reports of committees.
(9.) Election of officers and representa-
tives and alternates to the 51st national
encampment.
(l0.) installation of officers.
2. Headquarters will be established
at the Pavilion hotel Wednesday, April
Is, at 7 o'clock. The council of admins
tration will meet at 1880 o'clock, to audit
the accounts of the quartermaster <Sn-
eral, the assistant adjutant general and
comrades. c. d. Williams, post No. Q;
FL. M. Pierce, post No. 10; w. II. Miles,
post No. So, are appointed credential
committee to prepare roll of encamp-
ment. All comrades entitled to seat in
the encampment are requested to Seport
to this committee as early as possible
and receive the encampment badge,
which, with the countersign, will admit
them to all sessions.>
3. Commander w. j. Patterson and
other prominent G. A, r. comrades are
expected to be present.
4. A reception will be given Wednes-
day evening, April IS, in city hall, by
the officers of the department Woman's
Relief corps, to the national and depart
ment officers and comrades of the G. A.
R., Spanish war veterans, Sons of Vet
Grams, Ladies of the G. A. r. and aux
iliaries. The public is invited.
5. A campfire will be held Thursday
evening at o'clock in city hall, under
the auspices of Brooks post, No. 10, to
which the public is invited. Comman
der in Chief w. j. Patterson and other
prominent speakers will be present.
6. The commander of Brooks post, No.
l3, will detail an officer of the day, an
officer of the guard, and three sentinels
'or the encampment.
7. The members of Brooks post, No.
10, G. A. r., and the Board of Trade, |
merchants association and other citizens
ire making special efforts for the recep- |
ion and entertainment of the comrades |
md auxiliaries of the department. and it |
5 hoped that a large attendance will be
resent.