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The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02
SAVE s16n

Make your Healing Remedy al. home Get 5oc bottle of Paris Healing oil add if to a pint Of llnseed oil and yon have a full pint of the hest healing remedy that money can buy. lt cure old sores. wounds. cuts and scratches We sell it.-J. E. Grove
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream ice cream. The Pasteurlzed Milk Go, Phone 15. 5-8-t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02

Use Liggets Golden Tip Tea for making iced tea. This tea ie pro- cured only from the early flowery pickings, which In this country is found in but few of the most exclusive stores, and hen at prices varying from s20o 10 $500 a pound. Price Sl.00 pound For sale by R c Nor ris Drug Co. Phone 2i2 6I1tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-02
PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO, producer Of good goods only
A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS

When yonr young chicks do not grow and thrive they need a tonic P A Thomas Poultry Remedy is not only a tonic but a specific for Bowel Trouble Gapes. and other chick troubles Get 1t today We sell it on the money back plan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
6cicric iciucn IS. Cc6nristan.

@eorgl @obrcr, Gin So6n ocS
Srn- CHARLES @o6rcr, BON 9}r. 1876,
@iroinio 9(ocuue, icicrte gcilcra
Slbcno in icincr clteriMcn 9c6ouilma
iciucg is. @cburtstag in oro6cni
SSrelnocstreic. Ger ilnGc @oun 1T
Gin 9lu0citclltcr ocs Baltimore
glmrricon~ uno bet in wcni0cn Ho6-
rem @arrierc ocma6t. @r cr6icIt
5ablrci6c @eldcurc BON icincu6rern-
ocn m0 @cfonnlcn, io.uic pon ioincu
elicri imO @cidipiIicrn llntcr oeit
slnwclcnocn bcionO lid on6 George
5iling mlO 6omilic, oic 5u Ocn
@6rcagGilcn aeborten, 0a Serr Sill
ling ooS @cbltrt5ta9StinO ollS ocr
Copic bob. @icle @litolicocr ocS
Gcionoocrcins nglrion" mO auocrr
Scrciuc wo6ntcn Der ocr9ligtcn
6cicr BEL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Pins benz Snucrcn Mar9lonO'S MnO
Ocn an9rcnsCnOcn Stnatcu.
Trci 9rGnoc in sc Itmin.
ftcr

Irci 9rGn0e in Mcltmin-
ltcr.
g9citininitcr lpar Nontag 9'odjt
Der Smauplob BON orei grGnoen
5mciielloS 0urd @ran0liiitmg pcrilr.
iad9t 3ucrIt 6ronnte Der Stoll bon
Ir g. S. @ooOmor0, Der ais @oroga
bcnuBt lpurOc Ger Stoll iino 0rci
gIliiono6ilc puroen eingeGIdcrt.
aoun 5ebn @Rinllten ipGtcr luirOe
Dcr Stoll bon So6n z. 9lnorcms.
5pei StrnBen peit cntfcrnt, nit
ionlmt ciEcm Yferoc, @ogcn S6cn,
Strob mo Glcnpncr.Materiol ourA
Scncr 5crit0rt @16renO oie 5cucr-
pebr nod bel Oem 9oibcn oicIcS
gronOes mar, cntiian0 Elm 6euer in
Dem Slollc bon Gr. GGarlcs Bill
lin0slea, in ciner bal6cu W}cile Gut.
fcruino in 0lilidcr 9lidtung. Sicr
murocn Die %ieroc ocrettct, ooS Sc
bGu0c ie0o1 6ronnte ob.
@ dllpor5cs 9lou6qcfin0cI
Cine 9ln5a6l StraBcnror5fdGe aui
Der Strobc 5ipiidcu : eralsburg
y'Oy unO ocm Eager BON Sbilo5
lpcrOcn ais Gir0inieu fonlmcuocn
gicgcrn 9lrbcitcr in ocn Giuna1e-
fo6riten, 5ur 2oit gcleot. Sin W}onn
muroc nm $40 6crau6t. Gin onoerer
Inn SIG mo Gin orittcr Inn $it. gla.
ocrcn mlrocn flcine Suiulilen o6ge-
nonncn- SSn 9lrbeiisbouic 6ciinocn
id bercits Orci 9lcecr BON 9Iorfolf,
3d. pcscn Der 5dicbcrci III R6ooe5-
onlc.
S(I8 Mor6erpcr6uftct
So6n q. Goug6cuour, elm 2ofo-
motiofii6rer ser o@ciilidlcn NlorD.
Idnecr 9o6n.~ Der om Nlouto0
9ltcno lcine 6rait in i1rcr @o6uung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
glcoritcn.S .Snito!Iir,tno.

Gic fol0cnocn @camtcn lpurocn
gcitrrn glbeno in ser critcu @3oiicn.
Scriomml1ng scr Soiion ser Gp.
Dortb &i0o lhiion crnonnt mclMe IN
Der ct. So5n Glnnonacl 9RciboOi.
Iicn GpiscopoI.&ir6e, @de Qiooiiou.
9lpc. mo @aarcns StraBc, foitionO,
nitouirt @rdiioGt, 9loIun0 3.
shuup; &ice Nrdiiocnt, 9. q. Gun.
trum; Scfrctdr 9cum 81. 0oOis;
Shosmeiiier, @oloo Smens; Nunior
@conue SuperinicuSent, Sri @lorp
S. GUonS; Eu6litotioas glgcnt, Sri.
Sorriettc Eempleman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
(Nrnrc @nrtnn frltnr6nltrll.

0jrace Burton oic go6tcr cincs
6arnerS in 8olthuorc-@ountv, Gin
15.iGbri0cs YldO@cn ooS ieit Ginger
3cit in elmer Gicliacn G6ocoloocn-
6a6rit orbcitct, iuur0e wegcl Gieb'
ito6is cincS &lciocs pon cincr @litor-
bciteriL 8ciiie GoifcD, bon 9iic9tcr
gSilliomS i'm ,Sr0eno0eridbt oui ci-
ngc Goac nod Der MayDlan0 S@n-
lc fir YldoGcu 9cididt, bis Der 8e.
ante ii@ nit i6ren @ltern in Scr.
binoupg geiebt BADEN miro. Gas
&lcio lplrOc in Der biciigcn@obnun9
ocs 0idodcns, Agd. 1877 Stor6-@lo
Dcr.SirnBc, gefunoan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Nic Ncdc ficI Gin.

SyrcOerid 8 @cpcrs ms icine
6rou 6obcn je eincn 4ro5eB ococn
ocn @mis6ciibcr @cnjoEi Sine an
0eitrcnot, neil cr pcric6ltc, icincQ
Gcriprc6unOcn, 0oS Cad 0cs Snu'
les ollS8u6ciicrL uicGt noM9efoul.
men it, moourcb Ocrtria6t mir0a.
0oB DOR epliacr 3eit bic Gcde Oes
e5bloi5huncrs Der 6rau NlcBcrs Gin.
ficl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
(sniprls 9cidlr nraprncn.

2ic &cidc BEG is Sabre altcn
1iourice Glior OcS Sobucs BON
Scrrn mo 8rau Soi6uo 6. @nior,
BON gtr. sol SSoo0Ie9 5trnBe, unO
Wiit9lico Der 9umocs &ciespe IN Gor.
iolf, Sa7 murOc geborgeh mic cine
Gcpcid)e on ole Gitcru bcioat. gn.
ior crtront OIL SomIiog Wlprecn IN
gloriolf Seine &eicbe murOc nab
0cm Niorinc-Sopital 9ortsnout6,
&o., gcbroNt, pon no iie gclterl nad)
Baltimore iibcriii6rt wlrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
NNt militdriidjcn Siren 6rorn6cn.

0ic Sccr0igung ben Gopt Srdni
els 90. Snlitb, Dem Ginnu3 Glcrt
ocs 9oltimorcr Goiiautcs, iono oe-
ilcrn ylo1mitiag pou iciucn 0eiWc,
9lr 201 gloro Gnrrolltou 2locu aus
ouf ocm 2ouoou%arf 6rieoboic Itatt.
Gic Srouerieicrli@fcitcl wurocu BON
N'itglic0cru bon Soften Der @roBel
9lrmce gelcitet nit welhon Capt.
Snit5 oiiiliirt mar. Gr 0icutc inl
NiirGcrfricg lno por fir ieincn
@lutD nit alpci D5cNoillen gcc0rt
mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

9ir Is, 6rcOerid. .StraBe, Gim6cr-
lono, @lo, eriboB, wllrOe, ais er ci.
nen 5rod5t5ug bclicigen wollte, Der.
botet. @r gciton0 Dem StooiSonpnlt
9iomon, CT bn5c Orci Sdiilic ouf
icinc 6roll o6gcgeben im0 Damn 5pci
dui iid} icl6it. in 0er 9l6iidjt, ib III
toOten, in ieincr gluiregnna ohcr
Bate er ic6lgciMoiicn gas @rlmo iiir
oic SGot CAB CT G1ejmiiiiglciicn an.
Seine 6rau babe i'm og Mitlwob
cin0cloiicn llno i6m Oeiogt lie luiiroe
nidt Iqngcr nit inn 5nionmcnIc6cn
uno 10 botie CT 6ciWloiicn iic mO iit
81 t60ten. &ur5 Dor Der E5ot 6ottc
Goug6cnour nod ciuc @lcugc 2ebens.
nliitel cinaetouit.
$o9e Eo6ofsprctic.
$. DC HDon, elm Eo5orsiormcr ii
Hrincc Georges Gountp, pcrrauite
icine geionutc Ea6afSerntc 5u ocRr
6obltcn ic cr6altcncn &rciic BON 30
Gcuis nro 9'iinO. Ger gcrutccrtra9,
80 9ogsbeoos, wnrOe BON ocr 9lmc.
ricon En6occo 81, actouit.
% &cbrcrinin ct. DENTS
SRI Gliie =. StolL Oic GodJicr
pon 6rau Gmma ". Stoll, Gdc 6.
EtroBc imO 9lnnapolis 9(ocnc.
Nrooflpn, 9hmc 9lrlnocl Golmtv,
bat cine Stelle ais 9c6rerin in ser
0iientli9cn Sdulc III ct. GcniS,
@oltimorc-Gouatp, ongcnommcu lm0
0icielbc 6crcitS am Nlontog anoctrc.
ten. Sri. Stoll lit cine @roOuirtc ocS
@citcrn @larplonO College.
z este $tC0 aus.
StoaiSonmoIt 5. 9S6iGp 9onlon
bot in Cumberland, ais c6cna(igcr
@ouptnionn Der Gompognic 6 OeS
criicu Morpl1n0cr Sninntcrie 9lcni.
mcuts I'M iponiic1.amerifoniIc6en
aricge, iciner Gotcrlonoslic6c t6at-
frditi0c 9ciuciie 0elicfcrt. inOcn CT
eincH 9i5criD-9ono bon 500 oeuie
nigen Solooten Der Gompognic 5uge
iidert 6ot Scr Sen critcn OciitiHen
@eiangeneu ein6ringcn werOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Seriiorbcnc binterIdBt iciu aeionn.
tcS &ern0gen ieiner S8iitnc, 6rou
GlorQ e. Stonc. Qieielbc 1T sur
9iodlaBucrunItcrin obnc 9iiroidott
crnonnt. Gas Gcitanent lplrOe onl
26. YloOcnber 1897 acnloAt lmO
olsr0c pon SciDcll Sbomos uuO
&DarlcS y. &conarO ais 3cugen IN.
t.rldjricbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

lin 81 Dernciocn bon cinem 9luc
@loln1tdin Grprcb5ug ii6erinbrcn 5il
merocM lrot q g. %or6oug6, elm Ct
6o6rc alter @0Atcr Der o@citIihct
AiorpldnOcr 9abn" om 9o6niibcr.
gang Ger 6ranflin-SiroBc in SG-
gcrstomn pom @aupigclciic oui ein
9leScu0clelc itno mllrce oobci pon ci.
ncn 6radtiug ii6eria6rcn nm OctoO'
tct- Seine 6rau ltor6 onl ielbeu Sag
Dor cilcnl Sa6rc. IS ii5crlc6rn i'm
II &in0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
fErnncnfcnncr mn 0iinilIcr.

SIM Sabre 1873 tcbrtc Der berets
beriibDt gcworocnc 9Rolcr lmO @u.
pfcritcr6cr Goulcl G1ooolucdi BON
longer 9tciie in icinc &otcrltoot Gon,
Sig 5uriid. &oaig 0cm @ltern6ame
cutfremoct. bctrnt cr bic aIte gSob-
nung Der Semen in Der Songgaiic IN
c6en Dem glugcn6lid. no icine Shmc-
tier Goncor0ia. 81 cinem id6onen
@iGO@cn crbliibt ibrcn tleincn Shit
lcrirucn llntcrmciiiug in mciblidcn
&an0orbcitcn crt6cilte in0 0obci 0cn
flcincn mrubigcu 9langen gcocus
iibcr 10 Diel Saniimt6 lmo @eoulo
all oeu Sng legtc, OaB Der 9ruocr
ecriibrt bintcr 0en &orbong 0cS @or-
5inuncrS trot, icin Sti55enbuh bcr-
500 uno Die aBbcinelnOe @ruppc 81
3eihncu bcgonn @nOIb bemerfte
i'm Oie Sdipelter unO iiel Inn in
5drtliher Sdpeiterliebe nm Oeu
SoIS. Gr rcihtc ibr freuoig oos chen
poacn0cte 9latt, ouf Dem Goncor'
bias Nilo. bon ibren Shiilerinnen
umgc6en in liebliditcr 9lnniitb felt.
gcboIten mar. Gin GROCER &iiultler
'biit Oh eben nidt4 i6moate loheuo
oie Sdmeitcr nac6 Dem criten 9lid
ouf oos 9ilO, i'd bin Der Sdoncu
Oo niht dbnlicb - Oh bait mid 0icI
al biibif ge8eidnctl" Gbooopicdi
entgcguete: Gin eroBer &iinitlcr
moIltc ic6 olh ictt nidlt icin bios
Gin @3G0denfcnner, Ocnn OoS bette
mo ionfteitc NlGoden miro immcr
nod ioniter uno bciicr, peun iie iicDt
hoB iic in ibrcr mil0cn Slnnutb Don
ciucm onoercn idloncr gcilmocn
murOe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
8Oa aus.

9lIS Der 81 Sabre ulic So1n &.
yic@aie ans Dem 9auie bon @ioics
Gollis bon ylr. 2241. Sorclo0.Str,
dus5og, nabm CT nngebIid6 aud
cipigc Ylobclltiide nit, sic ci Damn
Ucrfaliftc, Inn oic lln8uNSfoltcn 5u
beltrciten. Nlc&olc mur0e per6oitet
uno aeltern BON 9ficbter SAroeoer in
Scr noroli1cn %oli5eiitotion Ocm
@erihtsUeriabrcn ii6cripieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
9rnurM TdDabrm
OtrIr aleNt5im
McIIerer iIbcrirMaen0er Nemei8.
Salit poliiiO csn eciOcnOcn.

~N'@Af~~N% 'f~tON NfUNAA'A% ~'f|NAf"t
Gn5 qhoio 6. Ynl6ams 0coetn6Ic
COMPOUND 5uerit ciil9ciii6rt muroc, 6coic
maui 3pciicl nr0cncn bcilcn0cr MrlunN.
bic bciDeieil ircrncn mHBtc @jc NcuciIc
abcr iamcn lino rad uilD nnd oc9nle lidl
0cileH Gcuubuug iiber 0as gunic 2nno
ans. Sept MN. 0a bunocrt Taulcioc
bon 3roucn Die bDc6lt ipo1lt6ncnoc y9irs
lung bon icincr @clubllig crfabrcn 9as
ben, lt Icin 9Bcri6 allocmcn nncriniit
lporocn iluo lit icbt Oic 9iormol airoi5tn
fir Eloucnlc0ct
Scr folnenoe @rief 1T nlir cincr ccr
tonIenocli in uulerem 9lrdip:
&cnnilplt, Jcrds --y,S6 QIaubc nidlf,
0dB idj mcine Yflic]t crfiillt babe, bis ic6
er5dbIc, has Sn0io &. Ein6nnlS @eaes
table COMPOUND fir MIDI Qcthon. SM
lit 10 tori al NrnNcnltnnf1eiten, 0d6 icb
mid ionm bnlldllcppen un0 mcinc glrbcit
belor9cu tolmic; SD mar lebr ncrpoS
ln0 bntic Gdpin0eldlif0lle, Sic6crnnfGls
lc nr0 Nopfid)mer3cn,- Bis mir oas 2cbcn
3ur Wilr0c iullrnc W(cin 0jattc brddltc
mir cine Nlngde 2Doid 6 Eintbnnts 8
Nencinble COMPOUND, un0 bolD ltellte lidl
@eRcrne BET mir Gin. SD flbr nit
ieiner @euubung fort unD bin iebt frci
bon ollcn Shmer5cu mo Sei0er, Die mir
0n5 Scben ic6iocr nnd6teu Sie m00en
bieien @rief rad Sbrem @elieben be-
nuben bonn id iuiinlc6e Der Sclt ipiiIcn
an loilcn. mcIe1 eirc 0robartiae Wcoi3in
%nSia 6. Eini6amS gSeeetable Gomz
pound it," - Srdu W. 8. eOiperD, OH
Giins@arrettsglpcmIc 2ocmiiiou Eeras
@dreibt I'M freien 9lqt9 an Die 2noia
6. Yinf6am Wleoiciue Co., &DniL Wiaii
(gln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
gNnrbc hri llnrrr ncrlunnNct.

&icutcnont S. @oroou Shutter poul
obtcn cnglii@ci acknowledgements
Der bel DER 5titrwulg BON giocur
idlpcr Dcrpluoct wuroc, bciinOct
licb clir 3cit bel Gr. I Goipar @iI.
DRIFT III 9folonO Port aif Nciud.
Sicptenut Sumter Ocrlor cin slu0c,
oiBerocni 5ciGt icin Wciidlt Oiclc ylor-
bcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
GtOncls Madloh.

Gos Gcitomcnt bon @iiliam s,
Stouc cbcualigcu republiloniideu
SiibrcrS, iplIrOc eeitcul Slohwiitog
I'M SSoiicngericbt Diuterlcgt. Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

Plus ben iibriaen @unoes. .@etter-
beobahtings.Stotionen uiroen Die
folaenOen hohiten Ecnperotiircn, oie
um s ll6I geitern glbenD berridten,
beridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
Gunncnani. nnO llntereang.
6Intb,
gScttcranSIidlten.

Sir W2orDlonO ino oen 0iliritt
Columbia beute fIor uno liiOlide
@inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

SIN ssobItbGtiofeitS.
Gon3crt. N SooIoiener (ols no@
ciucn niiicroblcn &ortrog oos ASlt
blifm fIudtortig binousitr0mt 81
ciniecn 6rcibiaet- SnboberD: ~gddt
poror0nqcu Oie 0crridoitcn Nie be-
5oblt 6abcn, fonmen 5uerit 'rausF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

7TITTI ITTT = TTIITITTIT1
shiUlu ". enmusc, MehiSnQii; 40,ets. CaN
ees.ohutnprieu. Ncrlnqtle0it. lQaghlan,
9rllt Anl0mQ.
Shnplln " orr9alon. li0-ti7 Gam Nullblna.
Isldbroc @ri0hrunQ
y. 9. a W. a. 0plparh, Al Continental Nlha
Riditiatrei felt 1879 eriogreid iH NalilnVFu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

ssnu't 1Vss bz2 Rero'5rewoHtgIesuns.
NapicriAmiene nA EhGuErS.
Jeau oHtsgt 1884 xhamss,eir z. q =
atlepbrn sRpllf 090
iSencr.GerliherunGen.
%. 4. s1a6s lOFb & So, il7-- "a gcambu Il
.RsaiIds Henss.EesTG, G,mnss. @rlsnlnate, cob
tbcpI NH NcluWnrt Ghoif.
.TruiiMslimcFilnniidc 1rncrrHerEmeruna8.Q
lenialon", Hnltp9reeirabt r0o Neiom
pUulcNnente
,SlsnaI aniuranrs 0s. u apsrppal", cirb W.
Natneio HelloenS Yknitu0er l0l i03 9Dunt
Ger cl Summcrcc NutlnilW
,Vrrmania Hener Nctlhcrnuq3 Df,rniMGN".
talllmore' uni Rorib SirnBe
glchpIottcn. lRe.oa, dc
sOsE HonilIr 4 60. 9nt., 1916 g'oIbauon
ASiauoleib.@eI
,6,uiuIiooteb ecan ca. 9erb.0ao,e,aaos
@iicnmudrci dller Nrt un0 Sni.
ihnlie0. 3ubebor.
~. eent Paons Co.. 96a sgt Rorb.Gao.g .gb
@igcntDtns u lcnten lin0 N0nolcl
sisEEe 6. naaaH & Rrppep. 10 cItarinsiqU
Photograph.
Hamrnm rin Fbgioqr0pp bon autseiDHnHe
gn Y" Welt'ecriHatott@trnbe
3eitlngcn. 3eitlurlftcn, ctc.
~<ns vaiiimets Htus 0omSangD, aeber q n
Nepete. ~el@ilisIhprer. 227 R.,&nlUertGlr
NelilHe ~nd)Cr un0 3cillhliicn
q. pnnlnm, glr. 500, @sn.eernulouen note.
Srie0bole.
e. GiuN 0emeleru.-9 9lerldnoerte 0aiiern
agsnlls Als esarhDnibpldhe nHfer lgSb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
9[ntnlnohiIe

bodarN. 80 s., i50 l--25 50 100
.Padnrh Wlyiut SO. NJ 00liimpfe", 0b0tls&
E4Vake mo WN 3sobn 'QlOerne
sarrW, 0lc pUpnldre Gar $3Bb nrb x9iJ
.WlnrTet Mobile Co., Wnrgne i4Jtl- l(t0.
9ot0 06drlcb SrnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
lluterGaItnnas .ggcaiuciIcr.

,,9lnbifurium"- Common Glab4
,,3orb g., SnhroaD TO lionoaD"
,,WaDciB" SrendD SrOlic5"
pNipppbrDule &alocbile nno g1anoelbiloer.
pWaNtnnb"-Stcib's &nnoehine.
,,Nicturia" &aiioeoine uno panbelhilber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

9aInIaterioIien, Ebiiren, 8eniisr.
ro6men, 2docn etc.
tas. y, 8ORer Co., ilb-iL7 eA0,8rtsre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26
0cibaEtss s@rgwriler.
WicTcautile glseHeg.
y. @. Dnn & So.
COZ 0lO aaarsIonb 4rul RnIbiua
Rationnl- 8onfen

yiaiionnl-9onfen.
INC cR 1swu Naheual eent", ,sQn. rns
Nlctcrs&itGhe Spcob 49, 6oOf. Brnllheuk
6enlp 81 NcbIe. Nnihrer.
,ScgOuo Naiionni Aont1, t32 Gho'brpaolvnn.
2N 0. 94aQucr Nnfhrcr.
.S0rfcrn National Nnuf", ID NOr0 EuiulU. Gtf.
~ Wlarioit. Stalirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-26

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
 COMPANY TO START
 SUMMER SCHEDULE
The Dolphin Due Here Saturday Will De The First To Arrive
 On The New Schedule

N- z H- TaTlor. the loczl agent for rle AIas "a Steamship Company is aa- 'aor.tT tor The sEateaaenE t1at rita tae a-Ttra. q ths Dolphin Saturday. the aew se6=1-Ie sor the sunner. pro
 1glga.@d oT The company begins-
 The Dolphin. due here Saturday will ae tol-o@e1 ay me Northwestern on Sunday me Jefferson on the 25rd and rne Alameda on tne z5th. The latter will contlnge on to Ancaorage and from 'fs. trip oa during tise saroraer ell the tig liners of tho company will make AnchoEage The Alameda will he to.lo@ed ia tGrn oy inc Alaska. Jar.Dosa and the Sorthz eatern. The Je9srsoz and Dolphin will remain on the sea9rie-skagway run. Ar. Taylor aays tha, ihe company expects great deal of b1slre1s this summer and F prepared to handle eTerything tha. nay co1ns.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
FOWL REMARKS

1 hen consumes seventy pounds Of food per year Ordinarily her food costs { cents per pound, this year it
 coats 2 cents per pound The mini mum production Of hen is 121 eggs per annum. her miximum production is 1s0 eggs The eggs cost the produc- CT II cents to q cents per dozen to produce, aside from the services of the worker on the poultry ranch. Placing his board and wages al sjg per month and stocking the ranch with 1000 hens would add z cents per dozen to the cost Of production. Add 2 cents per dozen for loeges by vcrrnin. dis- ease, rent Of premises and trausporta- tion to market. and 50 cents per doz- en for eggs will make the producer even If he is to have q reasonable profit and the rniddleman is not con tent to work for fun. tho consumer ghOzld pay from z0 10 % cnnts per dozen for eggs. 1T rather than pay thiz they propose 10 boycott hon fruit and cat their bacon, their pudding. their pies and their corn bread without eggs, let them do go quietly and not kick up an everlasting row about it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
NEW SCHEME TO
 RAISE LIBRARY FUND
R omen Will Undertake to Culti- yate The | uuSed Parts of
 Streets and Alleys

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
WONT PERMIT HANGING
 0N ROOF IN SPOKANE

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
COUNCIL OF C0RD0VA
 BARS DOGS IN STREETS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
FELLOW, HE
 TRANSFER MAN
 ON THE STAND
Testifies That He Saw Fred BiIIingsIey Pay $500
 To Chief Rockingham

SEATTLE March lE.-Pielow. the transfer man nao waS in the employ .s s1e 8a.saEsleys during their boot
 operations. was called oa ths stand yesterday afternoon Pie.ow
 testified saat he was present when E'-=1 1...z1zs.ey paid Chief Bsckias- 1s@ fe- SKY eases q Waiskey. ce1s s1=5 so tas eoo.,esser. Nargets- ex-pa.=es-4a. a1e Was arrested short F atts- -1s money had been paid
 This aassEeT had been ssired oy -1s 7-zes aze na> released oa t1s pay @sz- a5 -1e Ss
 As 514 t-5a1 soes oa. tes court room csz.1sez -e se packed 0i.A spae:ac- DTS e -.@ezc a-tazt.ye.y .o ,he chain -t =s 1 ts-zE coas-ruccs- aboar --a eS Nl7 apparently have .es- ;1s aE ss a large majority
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
BRYAN IS RECIPIENT
 OF FIERY TELEGRAM
 FROM A. B. PARKER
Puts Blame For German Plot ON
 Pacifists and Their Followers

few days after Germany's plot to involve the United States in War with Mexico and Japan was made pub lie. Alton B. Parker, former democrat ic candidate for President of the Cni- ted States. sent the following telegram 10 William Jennings Bryan at Miami, Florida
 "Tf you and your friends. Senator lA Toilette and your joint folio" CTS and s,sapathizers, had gone to Heaven , years ago. Germany would not have at tempted 10 drive the United States from the seas or to conspire with oth CT nations to make war upon her for we should by now have been well pre- pared 10 defend ourselves, nor would yoH have had occasion to sneak ont of Washington upon discovery of the Ger man plot.
 while you can never undo the mis- chief you have planned, yet if you 1ct quickly you may be able to Dcrsuad" those now ambitious 10 become Bene- dict Arnolds of Congress to end the shameful scene now being enacted.
 4 few days later, Washington was chuckling over the following incident that occurred at the Nebraska A8aoci- alton banquet, at which Bryan was the honored guest.
 "Thc citizenship of Nebi3ska.' de clared William Jennings Bryan. "is uh' tied on the question Of keeping thm country out of war with Germany r'p gprang Richard L. Metcnif, TOT whom Mir. Bryan had obtained appoint nent aa civil governor of the Panama Canal Zone. Mir. Metcalf replied
 with practical unanimlty the pe"- ple of Nebraska are for military and naval preDaredneas. Nebraska ia for universal military training. The nat ion that murders my people on the deck Of the Lusltania is no friend of mine.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-03-15
WASHINGTON STATE CENTER OF PLOTTING
 BOMB MAKERS
F ederaI Authorities Have Discovered That School Is Maintained For That
 Purpose

WASHINGTON. March 15.-From the confession of Heramba l.. Gupta. Hindu. the federal authorities have learned that somewhere in the state of Washington, is a group center for the Iindus, who organized, are cons- pir.ng to bring about a revolution in India That the Hindus even main tain a school for instruction in bomb qakiRg
 Secret service men have been detail- ed 10 investigate and more develop ments are expected within the next few days