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Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Three bed room suits, 8 cotton mat
tresses, l large wardrobe, feather
mattress, l commode / mating, 4
marble top stands, l clothes tree,
large mirror, l dozen upholstered chairs,
1-2 dozen cane seat chairs, 5 rocking
chairs, palor suite, 2 seetees, library
table, l book rack, music rack, cor
ner seat, l buffet, quartered oak; ex-
tension table l couch, 2 desks, l high
chair, stair carpet, l hall hat rack, l
Marvel heater, No. "a; new Home
Comfort kitchen range, with 3oven pans,
l tea kettle, 2 Huy agate kettle,
kitchen table, feet; 2 wash benches,
2 smaller kitchen tables, all cooking
utensils and kitchen dishes, l kitch-
en- cupboard, lot of lamps, knives an l
forks, large wash boiler, wash tubs,
5 Dutz lanterns, 5 twenty quart milk
cans. 4 milk buckets, ! Universal sau-
sage grinder, l lard press. l Universal
bread mixer, lot of meat barrels, l
large lard pot, l porcelin lined refriger-
ator, bed stead and bureau, 6 mat
tresses, l express wagon, porch
swing, porch rockers, l lawn mower.
HARNESS
Three sets wagon harness, l with
breeches; 18 work brides, 10 pair
butt chains, 4 pair breast chains,
| set dearborne harness, set double
carriage harness and collars, set single
carriage harness, aimast new; 18 sets
plow harness, pair plow lines. l dozen
head halters, Schuman make.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03

Sufferers throughout the world are
gaining relief from therapeutic expe-
riences by the doctors in the hospitals
of the war zone who are continually
deyising new means to reduce the
pain of the wounded soldiers. At
large hospital it was found that the
quantity of opiate given some OF the
men who were suffering from severe
wounds, seriously retarded their re-
covery. AS an experiment, several
were suspended In tubs through which
water ut temperature Of 100 degrees
Fahrenheit was kept running. One
man who had been in such pain from
a lacerated thigh that it was feared he
would 60 insane, was laid upon rub
her mattress in bath. His pain en-
tirely subsided and more rapid prog
ress in healing. was made than In any
similar wound upon record.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
DepredatiOns of predatory animals

Depredations Of predatory animals
accompanied by outbreaks Of rabies
among them in parts of Oregon, Cali
fornia, Nevada, Idaho and Utah result
ed in the shooting, trapping and pois-
oning of over 1000 coyotes during
the last fiscal year by hunters in the
employ of the biological survey of the
United States department Of agricul-
ture. Altogether over $4,000 noxious
animals, including wolves, coyotes,
mountain lions anG bobcats, were de-
stroyed, says New York Telegram.
The seriousness of the outbreaks Of
rabies will be realized when it is stated
that more than sixty persons were
treated by state authorities of Nevada
during the year on account Of having
been bitten by either wild or domestic
animals. The loss Of live stock has
been very heavy. At Winnemucca,
Nevada, a single rabid coyote caused
the loss Of 27 steers.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
STATE AND PENINSULA

Chestertown now has city mail de-
livery.
The Delaware Supreme Court met in
Dover on February %.
The dredging on the Delaware will
start March Is, and about 5000, 600
cubic yards will be removed.
DR.. j. H. Wilson, of Dover, has
rendered his resignation as trustee of
the State Hospital at Farnhurst.
The State Board of Undertakers and
Er1balmers has been organized, with
Charles H. CIewell, as president.
All of Kent county's tomato canneries
have practically contracted for tom 4toes
for next season at 25 cents basket.
Chief Of Police, James A. Cannon,
since the mad dog scare in Easton sew
eral weeks ago, has killed about 40 dogs.
The price of hogs on hoof reached the
highest point in Chicago the other day
in the history of the country, reaching
S14 per hundred pounds.
Rev w. A. Hearn, Dickinson grad
uate, has been engaged as assistant to
Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, pastor of
Grace M. E. Church. Wilmington.
Wilmington churches should pay
larger salaries to their pastors. Rev.
Alfred E. McGarrah, efficiency expert,
told gathering Of church people in
Wilmington.
The mild weather has broken up the
ice in the rivers and, for the first time
in three weeks, the steamer Cambridge
made her trip from Baltimore to Clal-
borne, Tuesday, while oystermen again
are busy.
The Maryland State Roads Commission
has awarded the contract for building the
structure of the draw spans of the
Sassafras River bridge to the >robel
Steel Construction Company, Chicago,
for $14,765.
The Jessup & Moore Paper Co. has
granted 20 per cent. raise in wages to
the employees at their paper, pulp and
bleach mills in Elk ton and Providence.
This is the third increase given the men
within year.
George w. Crabbe, superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League Of West Vir-
ginia, has been chosen to succeed DR..
Thomas Hare as superintendent of the
Maryland Anti-Saloon League. Mr..
Crabbe has had most successful career
in West Virginia.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
HOW SEDALlA GOT ITS NAME
Gen. George r. Smith Gave the Town
Its Pleasing Cognomen in Honor
Of His Young Daughter.

The city of Sedalia was both found
ed and named by Gen. George K.
Smith, who was a distinguished citi-
zen of Missouri during the years OF the
Civil war and the periods Immediately
before and after that struggle. He
was Virginian by birth and Ken
tuckian by upbringing; as young man
he came to Missouri and settled at
Georgetown, which is three miles north
of the present city of Sedalia. he
was prominent both in politics and
business and was instrumental in the
building of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way from st. Louis to Kansas City
during the SOS of the last century.
He could not induce his fellow
townsmen to make the necessary ef-
fort to have the railway pass through
Georgetown, and, foreseeing that that
would condemn the village to decay,
he bought a large tract of land beside
the railway tracks and laid out town
site there, from which in course OF
time has grown the f1ourishing city OF
Sedalia.
When it came to furnishing name
for the new settlement, General Smith
determined to christen it Sedville, in
honor of his younger daughter Sarah,
whose pet name in the family circle
was "Sed." One of his friends, Josiah
Dent of st. Louis suggested that
eville" was a commonplace termina-
ton. and that Sedalia would be more
beautiful and unusual name. General
Smith approved of the suggestion, and
Sedalia came officially into being when
he and his family, the first inhabitants
Of the new town, moved thither IN
1859.-YOuth's Companion.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
6CATTLE~a

Consisting of 20 head of Mich Cows,
all young and making money, 6 with
caves by their side, others will be fresh
10y day of sale. | have raised them
nearly all, there are no three teats or
bad bags among them. Two 2vear old
Heifers, will calf shout April; 3 nicely
marked Calves, out of good cows; Two
and one-half year old Bull. entitled to
register.
SHEEP Twenty-seven ewes, with
lambs by their side, pairs of twins;
buck. These sheep all have good
mouths and are mostly young.
HOGS Ten brood sows. will farrow
about April, 2 of these are registered
Berkshires, papers GO with each; boar,
80 thrifty shoats and pigs.
POULTRY IT'S chickens. all healthy
and good layers; 5 pundle ducks. 2
brakes; Muscovy ducks, l drake; 8
geese, l gander, Tolouse, 4 years old.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
FOR RENT

lis acre farm at Ginn's Corner,
Townsend Del, for present
year, possession given March,
1st.
Write or phone.
VIM. H. RECORDS,
SeIbyville, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
FOR RENT

Eight room dwelling house on
Cochran street recently vacated
by John J. Jolls. Possession at
once.
Apply to
JOHN E. CHM.
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
HARNESS
TERMS OF SALE

All sums of 500 and under, the cash
will be required; over that amount a
credit of months will be given by pur-
chaser giving bankable note with ap-
Middletown transcript., 1917-03-03
Public Sale

Public Sale
The undersigned having sold his farm,
will dispose of his entire stock, at Pub
lie Sale, on the ''Drummond Farm" in
Middle Neck, Cecil County, Md.
Monday, March 5, 1917
At 9 o'clock A. M.
The following described Personal
Property, to-wit:
70 Horses, Mules
- No. l. AMY, bay mare, 1s
c., years old, sonnd, good worker
NA and driver.
NO. 2. jim, black horse. 7years old,
sound, safe for any lady to drive, work
we'll anywhere, a fair saddle hack.
No. PRINCE brown horse, 9
years old, by Torina, wide awake
horse, will work anywhere, not pretty
but full of pep.
No. 4. BESS, bay mare, 5 years old,
good size, works in all harness and does
it to please you, splendid brood mare.
No. 5. JANE, yellow mare, 5 years
old, has the size and quality, will work
at all times, is well worth all you pay
for her.
No. 6. DOCK, bay horse, 10 years
old, a number one driving horse, needs
no whip, big and strong, will easily
road you 10 miles an hour, works in all
harness and loves to do it, by Bohemia
Boy.
No. z. ROSE, bay mare, 8 years old,
thoroughbred, looks good and is good,
well broken, sound as new dollar. If
you want something nice don't miss
this one.
No. 8. RUTH, iron grey mare, 8
years old, true to all harness, a nice
big promising mare. You can't go
wrong.
No. 9. DICK, iron grey colt, coming
years old, broken last fall, is by
Caulk's black horse and is going to
make life sized horse, would make a
good mate to No 8.
No. 10. BELLE, yellow mare, Is
years old, will breed, and do lots OF
work yet.
No. II. SADIE, gray mare, 12 years
old, good worker, splendid brood mare.
No. IL. MAY, bay mare, 5years old,
a splendid brood mare, work anywhere.
No. Is. BILLY, bay horse, 8 years
old, will work anywhere.
Nos. IA, Is, 16 and II. Colts, COM
ing 2 years old, by Caulk's horse, big
enough to work this spring. A paying
investment.
No 1S. Weanling colt, by Caulk' s
horse.
Nos. 10 and 20. TON and JIMMY
gray and black mules, IL years old.
will works anywhere and do it all the
time, sound, a good anybody's team, a
bad driver won't spoil them.
Nos. 81 and 22. jim and DOLLY, bay
mules, years old, good size. absolute
ly true every where, sound quick. Are
bound to please you even if you don't
like mules, this team will convert you.
Nos. %, 81, 25 and 26. Two pair of
mule colts. coming years old, nice bi g
promising fellows, just ready to teach
the way you want them to go. If you
want to double your money quick this Is
your chance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Die ySumiltun. .gnnf"

GoS 0ireftoriim Ser neuen @onf
IN Samilton an Ser Sorfor0-Goa0
bat oas @ublifiim 5ur @roffnung
morgen, Somitog, 9l6enOS BON 7 bis
8 llbr, eingelaoen. Ole ganf ent,
ipriht in iener @eeeno einem eefii6l.
ten 8eoiirfniiie, Inn oem @o9St6um
Der 9eOolferllng Oaiel6it 5u oienen.
0os Oireftorium beite6t aus oen fol-
GenOen Serren: So6n $. Games, @.
@orparO Nfarflep, 6reoerid s. 9ln-
fel Bradley Sc. Yuroum Charles s.
@. Cad, So6n 6. @eIi6, 9fo6ert s.
aeorneo, SSobn Q. giooiion, gllcron.
Der SloDSmmL iltn. GIoiio G. Sniinf
uno G6arleS Ban 9icut5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
SanmpfIan8nnsstus.

Ger idbrlide @dunpfIan5llngstag
miro berte geieiert; @ouoerneur Sor-
rinston bat cine Oiesbe5iigIi6e 9Sro-
flanation i6on Dor einiser 3eit er-
laiien. S5n Der Yroflamation ioet
@oiperneur 8arrington: sd elS-
pfeble, OaB oieier Gag ais elm iolder
geieiert miro. uno OaB Die 9eUolte.
rlme 6es Staotes 0as Yflan5en bon
@Gilmen pornimmt gan5 Defenders
eriube i9 Die 2ebrer in oen ofient-
li6en S6ulen Oes StaoteS, Die S6ii-
Ter oerielben 81 6eeiniluiien, sum
minoelten einen S6atten6auu
entlang elmer 0ffentli9en StroBe 5u
pflan5en lmo ebenio iol9e literoriidbe
@rer8itien 5u bolten our6 uel1e in
geeigneter g9eiie Sen @emiitbern Der
&inoer Die 9ie6e fir uniere gogel-
melt uno 9ldtung Dor Oen @eieben,
mel9e 5lr @rbaltlng Oeriel6en &C.
ma9t iino, eill5ufI0Ben.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
SyntcrcIlnntcr SSurtras.

Die ,SIt-9uItimore-@ei6d
Gereinigung" belt geitern glbeno in
Der n@6ite San" ibre regelmGBige
@eriammlune ob, tpel6er ein @or.
trog oes Serrn s. glrt6ur G6D, @tit-
qlieo oes Eroop g., iiber Die grfab.
rllng an Ger @ren5e lno i'm allgemei-
men WfilitGrOicnIt folgte. Gieier 8or.
trog, mel6er 1uBerit intereiiant mar,
puroe otrd @anoel6ilOer, Oie fir
Ole DMorplano-2igo fir rationale
&ert6ei0iolmg bergelteat puroen imo
perl6ieOene &6olen oes 2ebenS in Der
9lrmec unO Wtorine beleudteten TO-.
mie Die 9lniertieung zines t6.5oaigen
@eI6iibeS, g(eroplan-0ienIt llnteriee'
bootfabrten, Stapeaalf eines 8riegS-
i6iifes, SSnfonteric, &aoallerie uno
9(rtiQeric in 6eiteritellung, ETC., 5ei9-
ten, crlGutcrt. 1r. Gbp iproh ie6r
cnt6ulioItii9 iiber ieinen geleilteten
OienIt uno peritono es Oor5iiglib,
einigc ere0Bli6e GorfdQe nit DEM
ri6tieen blmoriitiihen gfieft benz
0ortroa einSufle1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
@as Der etrO66nt 6cOrntet.


@enn ser 6rii6Iing in sic 9eroe
Iteigt ino in elmer bele6ten stroSe
elmer @roBitoOt 0rS Soupt cineS
Spo5iergan9erS init cinem Strob.
but 9eidmiidt lit, erinnert lid oos
Gublifun, OaB morme Gage al er.
worten iinO. @epo6nlih erreot ser
lidt6ar geporOene Stro66ut 9lufic.
ben. Gies NOR wcni0itcns in frii6e-
rem So6ren 70, in Scr gegenmdrtiqen
Belt miro aber Dem erIten Strob6itt
folt gar feline 9eaHtung geihenft.
Sin fein gefleiOeter Serr 6etrot qe.
ltern gta1mittog 0oS gelueOere So
tel. Sein Soupt mar nit einem no.
9elneuen Strob6ut ge3ierf @r ipilr.
&c BON pieIen Yerionen fir mr cine
Setllnoe beo6o6tet, o6oeIe6en bon
elnem Mlqnne, Scr noh lGnoeren
Sellten Die llebe3eugllng qelponn,
oaB DER Better ocS nelten Strobbu.
les llderlid ni6t Die 9(6lidt bot, iid
IN olelem Sabre Der 9lnoes.9feoie.
rlina tlir nlilitdrii@c 3wcde 8lr Scr
fliglng 81 itelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

ct. 9ouiS, 70. 9lpril. Ser
9totionoIconoent Scr io5ioliitiiben
@artei no6m geitern 9l6eno eineu
erimOlegenoen @eribt an, melder
Die rmobdnoerliMe Gppoiition gegen
ooS 9orge6en Der Ser. Staaten.9ie-
gierlrug betreffs Ser @rfIdring eines
ariegSgIitanoes mitGeiti6lano gum
glusOrud 6ringt.
gSie Die Sii6rer llnter sen Ielego-
ten onge6cn lit sic 9Iunabme oes
9eribteS nit Sicber6eit 81 eriporten.
Sin @arogrop6 oes 9ericbtes lolltet:
Sic io3ioliItil6e @ortei ser Ser.
Stooten erflGrt in, Oieier idmeren
&riiis neuerOings ibr 5eitbolten an
Dem @rin5ipe oes SnternationoIis-
mus itno Scr Soliouritdt ser orbei-
tenoen &loiien ser gan5en @elt lno
beflmOet i6re imo6GnOerli6e Sppo-
iition ge9en oen BON oen Ser. Staa-
ten erfl6rten &rieg. Ger grinole.
genoe geriGt purOe nod6 bibigen
Ge6otten angenommen. 140 Stim-
men prrOen fir Oen NtaioritGtsbe-
ridt Oes 9tusiduiieS obgegeben 81
fiir Sen Wlinoritdtsberi6t sen 2ouis
9ouoie bon gleip-Dorf interbreitete
imo Der nod raOifoler in ieiner Ser
Oannlng 0es Grieges uar, mo 8
Stimmen fir Sen bon Sobn Sporgo
BON 9leip-9orf eingercidten 9eridt
weI6er OerIon9t, Dab ieoer So5ioliit
Oie Ser. Staoten in Oieiem &riegc
lmteritiiten ioae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

81 oen iboniten 9ugenoen eincS
@leniden gebort son5 unitreitig oie
Selbitbeberridung, Oos glieocr3nin.
gen ali Der peridieoenen Sriebe, oie
mebr ooer peniger ousgcpr1gt in ic.
Dem ihlummern mo MIR 5u oft BET
geringen glnldiien ii1 nad olBen
bin bemerfbur MAIDEN. Ger cine
poltert mo ldrmt, menn eine Aube
geitort miro, menn man ibn ldiiig
beoient, wenn ehpas ieinem @iaen
uno @unih 5upiOer gebt, ia id)on
penn man ibm ipioeripribt; Der an.
oere gibt lid oils fluger Vtonn, mill
ii6erall ehuas geIten. bofiert weroen,
pia Ocn glusiblag ge6en unO ii6er.
all nllB er babel iein, mo nod ein
onoerer prott nit ieinem @eIoe, oos
er bieleiht gar niht erit iel6it Der.
oient, ionoern erer6t ooer ourh 3u-
foaSgliid getuomien bat, uno ldBt cS
onoeren, Die in ebrlihem Sdaiicn
ibr 9rot nii6iom perOieuen itn0 Die
Oorim rehnen miiiien, oeutlih mcr.
fen, 0oB ioldcr 9Irt 2eitc bel ibnt
lpenis eeIten. @icl @inOrud modt
iueoer Der cine, nod ser anoere, nod
ser brittle oieier gcidiloerten G6o.
roftere. Gic @elt III beiite i'm all.
gemeinen idon 81 gebiloet. olS oaB
man ale iene, ole li6 iel6it berDor-
be6en oie Sd.Meniden iino mo oie
einfoditen @eieee oes slnitduoeS per.
nbteu, nicbt ais oas einih1ben iolte.
mas iie pirflid limo. gs eibt a6er
oiih inter Oen @ebiIoeten, beionoers
inter 0en Gomeu, redt piele, oencn
es betradtlid an Sel6itbe6erridung
mangelt: Gos iino ole iog. gierbo.
len Sbr 9lr5t bat einmol aelogt:
sic iinO nerpos, uno oomit glauben
lie. nun einen 6reibrief 81 baben fir
oIlerlei 2ouneit Tie foroern 5iidiidl.
ten iiber 9iiidiihten fir iih uno
poIIen gar nidt gelteu lniieu, 0aB
oie enn5e Wlenidbeit beut3utoee rer.
Oos iit Gos entiduloiet aber gar
nidts, oenn geraoe Die Sel6ltbe6err.
ibung lit eiu giites Mittel eeeen oie
gierboiitdt. 8emiibe man iit, INNER
ru6is in @orten uno @erfen 3u
iein iid ielbit 81 meiitern, 81 ben.
fem ino 81 priifen Damn miro man
onoern imO iib ieI6it gum Slide Ie-
ben uno oie 9lhhms Der Yait- uno
glebenmenihen miro uiht perIoren
gebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
SanOeltc in seI6itucrt6eiOianna.

Die @eidnorenen oes Goroners
Driscoa eutlaIteten eeitern 9lbeno oen
Sronf @bictuSfas BON 0ir. $50, 60
lumbio-9lpe, Der orr9 einen S1log
init elmer 9iuoro-0ueue Den Sob bon
&apmono &. Senono IN Der @oIt.
mirtbi5aft bon Stonislous Sun.
fopsfp, 9tr. t05, Sii6.GutoipItroBe.
wdbrenO elmer S6ldeerei berbei-
Tii6rte. @6ichtsfas 6otte Oie 86ot
ein9eltonOeu uno bate in Dem geItri-
gen @er6or ungege6en ooB er in
Selbltoertbeioieung ee6onoelt bate.
@r muroe ieood bonn StootsonmoIt
%aItber &rauS iiir oie @roBgeid5wo-
renen feltge5alteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Seine GUmpIott. sciueiIc.

Gbefer 4o., IL. 9lpriI. ~ OBJ
mo6l SadoeritGnoige pom ariegsoe.
partenent ltno Gbemifer BON Der 9u
@ont-9lnlage oen gon5en Gag oomit
Uerbrohten. acknowledgements mo
i6mdr5eS BuIOer 81 unteriuden, oas
an Der StGtte DER grploiion bonn leb-
ten 0ienItag in Ser @0Opitone Wluni-
tionSiabrif gefltnoen muroe, purOe
teilte 9lbeno nibt oos geringite iiber
oaS 9ieiultat i6rer 9emiibungen be.
fonnt gegebet. Sobalo Die Saboer.
itGnoigen i6re @riifltngen beenoet bo-
ben merOen miro gIeid5eitig nob
9oibin9ton in0 an ole 9eanten Der
Gompasnie 9eridt eritattet perOen.
Gie llnteriubuns Seiteus Ser
Stoots 9lutoritdten miro inter ser
9lnleitling oeS 5euermori6als s.
6. @oit fortgeiebt Tiitrifts .9lmualt
So6n 9. Sauum it,, bon Gelopare-
Gount1 erfldrte 6ellte 9l6eno, er iei
nod ni6t bereit einen @eridt gu
MAIDEN. Gr mole ieood iaeen OaB
iopeit feline poiiti0en S(nboItspunfte
gefunoen poroeu ieien. Die nit Si.
dcrbeit Oas 8orliegen zines @om.
plottS nnOeuteten.
Gapitdn @olter @ilbelnl Ser @e-
neral @eiddftsfiibrer Ger aG6Op.
itone Corporation, oriidte ii6 in
ehpo Oerielben @eiIe aus.
0lebrere @erboftungen BON W1Gn-
nern Die iidb in Der gld6e Der g(nIoee
berumtrieben, muroen beitte oorge.
nommen ooh feiner Der 5eimobmen
miro ireeno pelde 9eoeutllng beige.
legt.
8ebntouieno 0olors Iino ais
Silfsfono fir oie SinterbIie6cncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Sarteupurtic.

Ger n6rouen Siilfs Gerein" OeS
N1ercp Soipitals peronitaItet am
na6Iten @1ontag i'm 9eloeOere-Sotel
cine 4artenpartie 81 @uniten eines
6onos, nit Dem i'm fommenoen
Somlncr neue 5liegengitter apge-
i6afft peroen iolen. Gas 9lrronee'
mcntS-Gonite beItebt aus folgenoen
Qomen: Srou Sobn 81 @lcGipit,
@orIiserin, Srou SorrD g. NlcEioit,
Srou Bruce @olcott, 6rou glnn Wf.
Seton, 9Srou 81. See Slineluff, 6rail
@iuiom $. Cabin, 5rou @iaiom s.
Nlc9[pop, sSrou Gomor0 z. Sbel,
GSrou T6omos $. Sooper, Srau 9(l.
bertus Cotton, Srou 81. S. Seine
fomp, 6rou Barbara 9ieieder, 5rail
81. 6. O1orman Sri. Sara6 Gibbons
uno Sri. See @Oelen.
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SOfpitaler


allnioerlitdts-SoIpitol" 2ombarb.
uao @reene.StroBe.
nO2ercp.SoipitaI" (Staot SoIpi-
toD, Colbert, nobe Sorotoea.Str.
nSt. SoIepbs.Soipttol" Caroline.
uno OIipcr.StraBe.
.Morplano Sonoopatbiides so.
ipital". SIR. 1922, NorO.01oiut.Str.
0S5epparO unO Rrott $oipitaI4,
yorf.goao.
st. s(snes' SoIpitaI", @iItens.
9lbenue.
Baltimore 2lugen-, 0bren- iin0
SnIs.SoipitoI", gar. 625. 8..6rnnt.
Iin.StraBe.
ngieoler & Seumou Sonato.
rum" gar. 1924, gaoro-Gborles.Str.
1Gburd Some AnO SnfirmdrD~,
9roaowop ano 6oirmonut-9lDclue.
~Staot-Soipitol", Colbert, nobe
.StraBe.
D>0eer SurI Sa1ttarium", Rifes.
nSrantlin.Sq Sqiore.SoIpiiol" sap.
cite. un0 @olboiin.StroBe.
~Robert @orrett SoipituI fir ain.
Der, glr. 81 Noro.Gorep. .StroBe.
vSobnemonn 9lngemeines SoIpi.
toI", gloro-Rount.Strobe.
vSsraelitiihes Soipital rn6 qlIple,
Ylonument.StroBe uno 0iutlano.glbe.
9Sprine @roDe.SoipitolD, Gotous-
bile, Wso.
s$oipital fir oerfriippeIte Sim.
Der" CHARLES iino 90. StraBe.
uSOipitoI fir 5rauen bon gaorD-
LAMB, 2ofapette.glbenue unO Sobn.
5traBe.
nSobns Scpfius.$oipitoI" grono.
poD uno Monument.StraBe
1Ncunt Sope 0fetrsat", wacuut
Sope. WaO.
.Siio.goltimore g[ugen.. Dbreil.
unO Sals.Soipital~ gar.121i. 2iabt.
StraBe.
.W1arpIano 9llgemeines SoIpitdl"
2inoen-9Ipenue inO Wlaoiion-5trabe.
~Bresbpterianer glugen. Obren.
unO SaIs-Soipital". Nr. 1907, Olt.
@altimore.StraBe.
Dger. Staaten @arine.SoIpitaI~
OleninQton.9lbenue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
2a8 9entiae epmp6onie.Gonsert.

Die @eiuder 0es Baltimore SDm-
p6onie-Gon3erts beilte gl6eno in ser
oSDric" miiiien lange warteL penn
iie ni6t Inn $50 in i6ren Sieen
limo. g9ie befonnt oemu6t wurOe,
miro oie idottiide Symphonic BON
@enoelsio6n obue ole iibIi6eu 8au-
ien gelpieIt werOen. 0ieies MeiIter.
Itiid fiir SreGIter erfor6ert 35 W2i,
nllten. Gas Orheiter, mel9es Iidl
gum Iebten @lal in 6ieier SoiIon 30.
rem l0Bt, WirO Oie 9erlio5'ide Srde-
ltrirung Der o9(itfforoeritng gum
San5" BON @eber uno oas meloOiIhe
Ballet vSplOia" BON Gcli6cs ipieIen.
Eoul 9llt6ouie, scr 6eroorrooenoe
Senor Der ~Nletropoliton Opcrn-@e-
lelll9nft" miro Der Solit iein nno
bat li6 Die beioen 9lrien ,GiecIo a
mar" ans ga @ioconoo~ unO ,,ge-
lelte sliOa" aus g(ioo" eemGblt. Ger
eantritt lit ouf Oen populdren Greis
bon % @ents feitgeIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Wlu6erne iEarm in BED eta6t.

Gas Seim @orten Gomite ser
.@omen's Gipic 2eogue" bat geItern
BON @ouberneur Sorriueton ole gr.
loubnis erbolten, 0as 9lreol an ser
Gde bon gfort6- lnO Wiarplano-9IDe'
nue, ouf Dem cine neue @afienballe
fir Oos A. 9egiment errihtet iueroen
ioG, fir oen 9lnbnu bon @emiiie uno
onOeren 9Sobrltngsmitteln 81 be-
ntBen. GSrou 81. Gerringer miro Die
SlnIegung oes @artenS ii6erne6men
rno oen &los in gon5 mooerner
8eiie be5flon5en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
SOli8iit OOn 9lntu ii6crfa6rcn.

Ger @erfebrspoIi5iIt Sol. S6miot
mllrOe geitern 9ladmittog an ser
&reu8ung bon CHARLES unO 2eging-
ton-StroBe BON eincm 9(utomobil,
Oas BON gGOoIp6 @ernborot bon Ser.
1900, Aeit-@luIberrp. .StroBc, oe-
lenft m4r0e, 81 @ooen eeworfen
Gas linte @oroerrao oing Dem 9oIi.
5iiten ii6cr bei6e geine lnter6oI6 ocs
aniees. Or. $. @3cGormid, ser 9(r5t
oes Observation-Disclosures, fano, oaB
Sdmiot MIR 9lbi6iirflingen oaoonee.
tragen bate. Serr 9ern6arot wuroe
Uer6aitet nnO bon 9lidter Gadaro in
Der mittleren Yoli5eiitation inter Ser
gIni6uIoigung, angeblic6 riidiidtslos
gefubren 5lt iein, nit So itn0 Soften
beitraft. Ser 9eItraite CAB an, ooB
Ole Steuerlmg al ieiner Mai6ine
periagte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
llnOanf it ser g8eIt qO6n.

@alter Sparroip, 20 Sabre ort.
bon @cSenrD-StraBe, murOe oeItern
Nlorgen pon 0fi6ter SorlnoGon in
ser iiioweitlihen @olseiItotion alt
elmer @eloitrafe bon 500 in6 Soften
perlirt6eilt. SSn Dem @erbor IteIIte es
Iib 6eraus, oaB SorrD @ol66erq, BON
ser SiiO-NlonroeitraBe, oen Spor.
RON, ser beraui6t mar, nud SoitIe
bringen mollte. Sporrop ermies Ii9
ieoo6 rnoantbar fiir Ole W}ii6e ieines
Treiinoes imS 5ertriinmerte oie SEN
tier oes Seims oes Goldberg, inOem
er 9iegeliteine OiirA Oielelben mari.