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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
The STATES CARE OF THE
SOCIALLY INADEQUATE

inquiries are constantly being received
Q! ne Charities and Corrections as to tho
amount OF money appropriated and usoI
oS the State of Maine for its dependents
ana Secretary James t. Bagley has rrc-
pared letter answering the question, in
which he says:
You VIII note that the total for the wear
1917 is sl1074S.9S. The population of the
state at the last decennial United States
census was in round numbers 1900 This
makes the appropriation for 1917 per CAPT
Ia population approximately % cents You
VIII note that the total for 1918 was sos. y
'iS92 or per capita OF population Of Is
cents. IN connection with the appropria-
ton for aid to mothers with dependent
Mothers Pensions so called
il may be well to call YOUR attention to
the fact that the appropriation for 1917
covers only six months as the la became
effective July Of the current year The
amount for 1918 is accordingly increased
$1,000. The remainder of the increase for
1915 over 1917 is accounted for by so 0O0 Of
new construction at the State School for
Girls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

80 ST Rose ST. Montreal, April 4th,
For over two years | was sick and
miserable. I suffered from constant
Headaches, and had Palpitation Of the
Heart 50 badly that ! feared | would
die. There seemed to be lump in my
stomach and the Constipation was
dreadful | suffered from Pain in the
Back and Kidney Disease.
| was treated by a physician for
year and a half and he did me no
good at all. | tried Fruit a-tives" as
a last resort. After using three boxes,
] was greatly improved and twelve
boxes made me we'll. Now can work
All day and there are no Headaches.
no Talpitation, no Heart Trouble, no
Constipation, no Pain or Kidney
Trouble and | feel like a new being
and it was Fruit -tives" that gave
me back my health"
MADAM ARTHUR LApLANTE
soc. a box. 6 for $50, trial size. 25c
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-t ives Limited, OgdensburG,
New York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

Hon Augustus Q. Thomas, State 81.
perntendent Of schools. is to give al
address at community service al
Stimson Memorial hall Sunday eve
ming. Superintendent Thomas viii
sneak on Man and His Maker."-Gray
letter. Portland Prcss.
A lecture was given at the Meth
odist church at Falmouth Forcsidc
Thursday evening by Glenn ". Starkey
assistant superintendent of schools
Harry Garvin of St Lnkc's cathedral
gave four solos. accompanied by Mrs.
Woodbury. Merrill The lecture was Civ
en- under the auspices Of the Parent
Teacher Association. The attendance
was small on account of the storm.
but the lecture was greatly enjoyed Y.
Portland Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
STATE HOUSE


| Curator Thomas A. James OF the State
museum has started the museum hatch-
ery on its fall work. He on THURSDAY
Nov. %. shipped some of the trout OF the
March, 1915 Matching and placed the fer-
tilted eggs in one OF the large hatchlhs
lars. to repeat the very interesting per
Torrance Of last spring. when the three
Matching lars were the center OF attrac-
ton for the great Legislative crowds az
the museum. Mr.. James estimates thA'
he secured some 600 or 700 eggs.
IT is again interesting to watch the
trout now in their spawning season. ne
building of and fighting for the nests oS
the females and their mates among thf
males is worth going to see. The fish them
selves even may welcome callers' any
wav. they pay no attention whatever 70
the spectators.
The little chaps from the 1917 hatcnlhs'
now occupying Tank No. have grow"
so that it is almost impossible TO realize
that they are only about eight months
old. one or two Of them are five lnches
mr. more in length and they are certainly
some lively fish
The game reports to the fish ana game
denartment include one from the oofnel
s.t railroad. which states that IN the
week ending Nov. L. 1ol deer came o'''
over the road. which with the ol- pre-
vious,v transported, make total OF 90
for the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

tor IN Boston the past week, returned
home Saturday.
Benz. Getcheli who had a rrowtb re-
moved from his hand recently, is doing
MIS- samuel Rollins had the mis-
fortune TO fall Thursday evening and
dislocate her shoulder.
Ihe concert and dance given at, Adams
nan thursday evening for the benefit Of
inc Red Cross. was very we'll attended
The Ladies Aid Society gave a haryes,
supper Wednesday evening for the benefit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

play, owing to the large sum of money
he is believed to have had with him
when he left for Boston on a business
trip The local police department has
notified officers in some of the cities
where it is believed Morrill, has done bust
ness and has an acquaintance, in an et-
fort to get hold of A clue by which the
missing man may be located.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

Nothing has been heard from Frank
Morrill, tho Front street restaurant pro
rrictor ut Bath, whose place Of business
at 1874 Front street has been closed ny en-
ploycs because of his failure to return
after going away on bushes trip one
week ago Tuesday. Mattresses employed
by him arc stjl inclined to the belief that
M may have become the victim of foui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

to the Great Givcr of every good and
perfect gift.
Wherefore |, Carl L. Millikcn. Gov
crnor of the State of Maine do hereby
designate Thursday, November twenty
ninth, nineteen seventeen, as a day Of
public Thanksgiving and prayer.
And while We thus render thanks
let us dcvoutly and humbIy implorc
the blessing of Almighty God upon
our State and Nation. Let US commepd
to His care those who have gone be
yond the seas to fight our battles and
seek His comfort for those at home
who may become widows and oinhans
and the mothers who may be called
upon to give their sons Let is he
! seech Him that He may further en-
courage our hearts and STRENGTHEN
our hands and that in due time the
tumult of war may cease and ncacc
with honor and liberty and security
may be vouchsafed to all mankind.
tSEAL OF MAINED
Done at the Executive Cham
Der, in the State House af An
EuSta' on tho tWenty-third DAY
Oh November in the year Of
our Lord, nineteen hundred and
seventeen, Of the Independence
Of the United States the one
hundred and forty second and
Of the State Of Maine tho
lnety-scventh.
In witness whereof. have
hcreunto set my hand Ana
caused the seal of State IN hc
affixed.
(signed) CARL L. MILLIkt,N
By the Governor, ''''
(signcd) Frank ". Bali.
Secretary of State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

ana uuli Iwitching eyelids, itching OF
the nose. itching Of the rectum, short
dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little
red ponfs sticking out on tongue. start
ing during sleep, slow fever If YOU sec
any of these symptoms in your child
don't lose another minute, but get bottle
of DR. True's Elixir, the Family Laxative
and Worm EXpeller.
. Mrs. Norat of Houston, Texas, writes,
~ would not be without Dr.. Trues Elixir
in my home" No better Laxative made
for young or old. At
All dealers. 40c, coo and
ST. Write to us for q mr. ~
further information iSr;40. Cf~I {.
Adv Auburn. no ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

falo. y. r., who made such hit as one
OF the speakers at the annual meeting
Of the association held at Portland last
year. Mr.. Diehl has accepted the inyi-
taton TO be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
UNITY

Dr. /. p. fash Of Fairfield was profcs-
sional visitor in town Sunday.
Sam. Farwell and William Grant who
arc attending school at Fittsfield. were
at home over Sunday.
Henry Bacon, who was a busines, visl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

'eNerdi more new cases of diphthfra
nave Deen discovered in the neighboring
'o"h or Lubec and the Opening OF the
town schools has been postponed for an
other week. The cases are all of mild
type. however. and the board Of health
expect to have the disease under contrf'
50 that no undue alarm may b felt fsf
an epidemic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
Worms---A Danger TO Children

No gain in chlds health and
strength is possible until all worms are
NNl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
OF the Red Cross

Of the Red Cross.
Mrs. II. l.. Trueworthy was called Il
newport sunday by the Illness Of hel
IA Their.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

Signs Of worms arc: De
ranged stomach, swollen
upper lip, sour stomach,
offensive breath. hard and
full belly with occasional
gripings and pains about
the navel, pale face of
Ieaden tint. ewes heavy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24
(SEAL OF AIAI\tD

By the Governor,
tS'gnod) Frank ". Ban,
Secretary of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-24

BATHROBES
The bathrobe season is now on
and VIC are showing wonderful
line Of beautiful patterns in
color combinations. Many of
the models are entirely new and
show the latest designs of fash
ion in bathrobes.
Specially priced at
S2.9S to $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
0nrae Gtabtncniafciten.

6rm SSobn 9. @lorris, oie @luticr
bon 5rou SenrD GlepS, ST., in Seem
Yorf, licgt i6wer erfranft im nSotel
9clpeoere".
Sr. Sobn $. &inble, ser SegisIo-
tip-9lgent Ger nSormers 9lationaG
9laionce~ bat oen &rdliOenten @il-
ion criii6t ale 6ormer'S So6nc
bonn NlilitGroienite 8u 6eireicn.
sSo6n @rot6, cin Sobn oeS &oitor
6. g9. @rot6, lit 3llm GicnIt ais Wla-
rine.Sfii5ier no6 Dem Gampier
Bulgaria 81 g}orfoIf beoroert nor
Oen.
Sn Der WicGoD- Safe purOen ge-
1terii 9l6enO &lGne cntiporien, mic
ser olorrei6e @ierte gefeicrt werOcn
ioa. Gas bunte 6euerlperf ioIl an.
oellten, ipie Oie Ser. Stootcn BON ser
britii6en Scrridoft beireit murocn.
Sr. 0ouglos $. Sbumos, Der 8rd.
iioent Scr oMerdonts NieHonics gIo-
tionol 9unty" Der iAon ieit bier go
den frGnflitb 1T, bat eiuen ilnbe-
gren6ten llrlaub erbolten, I'M ii6 ouf
ieinem SomHerbeim in@iolIo@uicttS
Sli erbolen.
Sn Der @rooowop Mforft.Soae fin-
oct beute glbcno cine 8eriommlung
ftott, in wclder Sr. S. g8irt Steele
Oic Sreoniiotion elmer Sein9oroc
befiirmorten mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
spitcIur6cit i'm GOmutO.

Somltog 9(benO lm0 Sonntog no-
rem &oli8iiten in biireerli1er &lci-
Olng unO Sroucn bonn Yoli8eimor-
i@oll Godep nob ocn Stronobergnii-
guugsplGbcn ousgeianot moroen,
Inn oort ocm iibli9cn llnfpge Gin
@nOe 81 6ereitcn. Sroboeu iie ibre
&fli6t bollit6n0ig erfii0tcn wurOcn
feline @crboftngcn Dorgcnommcn.
GS miro ongenonimen, ooB oos 8c-
fonntucrocn Ger @cpflogcn6eiten bic
Ter WlGnner ooS n@o6enenoe" in
@eicaieboit illneer @lGo6cn gu bcr-
brinocn, 6urdt 0or GrmilhtpcrOen
gc6eiti9t bobc, mo bob 0cSbolb oie
bco6licbtigten oStcuoi@ein" unter-
ln1lcn mur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
ScntIdlnnO'S Grntc-9l 9lmsiidJtcn.

&openbogcn %. SUM -@i-
mem bclite bon ser oeutidcn 9iegie.
ring ousgceebcnen 9ericbt 5ufolee
iin0 infoIge oes longcrie6nten 9leeen-
folles Die @rnte-9lnsiidten I'M Iiio.
li6en imo peitliGeu Ebeile DeutI6.
lono'S glGn5enoe, in sen mittlcrcn
lmo 0ItIiden EbeiIcn our6wegs 5u.
frieoeniteIenO.
Sci ser o9liiociirten @rcIie" cingc-
gangenen @rioat-9}odridjten 5ifoI9c,
IinO Die @rnte.9(usIidten bis 5un
@noc Scr 8weiten Slnimode oaes
cher ais gldn5eno 81 be3ei6nen. 9e-
gen iei orineenO notbwen0ig, mo
wcnn Oerielbe redt5eitig fGat, miiroe
Der unter Der Erodenbeit leioenoe
6riibio6rs- unO @interpei5en bcIicr
iteben ouf feinen 6ua aber fonne auf
me6r ais cine W}ittelernte gerc9net
Wer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Linda uieIcn gLnidlnIOinnnaen.

Inter oen Acknowledgements ange6-
lid 6os meiBa Sflopen-@eicb oerlebt
feline 6rml perlaiien unO nibt inter
itiibt un0 auBerOem bon elmer 6ieii-
gen 5irma $4,000 lnteri6Iogen 81
baben, wliroe geitern auf @unib Der
bieiigen @oIi5ei Der 80 Sabre alte
gllireO gf. SteblD, alias ". Startling,
BON glr. 1922, 9eae-glpe. in Buffalo
Oer6oitet. 9eteftip Bradley miro ie-
ocnioas nod Buffalo fa6ren unO Oen
Gcr6aiteten 5uriidbringen. Steblep
perihwanO am 10. 6ebruor NIT einem
NiGoden aus Baltimore. 9onn mur.
Oen ole llntericbIoguugen entOedt,
wos icinc 6rait ols Oieiel6e Odoon
b0rte, 10 ongriii OoB iie ii9 no6
elmer 9lerpen SeilanitoIt begebcn
muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Sartoffcl.sartcm critiirmt.


@on elmer W}euae 6oIlGnoiihcr 6rou.
en- ~ Gieiel6en nretteten" cine
Come Der fir England 6eltimmt
eeiueienen 2nollcnirudt iiir ii6
ielbit.
2onOon. 25. Suni. II Pms 9ln-
iteroom miro in ciner Gepeibe an
Die oGimeS" 6cridtct, ooB am Sam.
itog Gin Souien 6rouen 5rpolf i'm in
neren Sofcn BON 9lotteroom liegenoe
unO nit 1000 Gonueu &artoiiclu
belooenc 2ihteridiffe eritiirnte lmO
cine Come Oieier piclbege6rten anol.
leufruAt erbeltctc. Gie 9orfen mur.
0cn bicrnuf uiter Eoli5ci6cpodlng
nn6 Dem GuBeren Sofen gebrdbt.
Gem GorreiponOenten 5lfolge er.
martetc Celiti6lonO lebte @ohe cine
SenOlng nclcr 9ortofieln I'M gIus.
tauidb fir Oeutibe aoblcn nod SOL.
lono. @6e oieie Senoue gemadt per.
Den fonntc, miBten a6er inter Con.
troft 1000 Sonnen alter aartoficln
na6 @nglanO geianOt iperOen. 0aS
&olf bon Rotteroon nel6es iel6it
ungeniigen0 nit aartofieln perie6en
lit, erfu6r bon Oieer SenOrng. nos
ouf Die 5rouen Sic Sidteridiffc
itiirmten. Sn Der 3piiden5eit orobt
Geuti6lono nit @initellilng Der Sob
len5uiitbr, weun feline &ortoffelu &c.
Ien0ct iperOen.
Die SoIlGuoer iinO nunme6r in
Gerlegen6eit, wie Der Correspondent
iogt. S6idcu iie Oieic aortoifcln nodb
GeutidIonO, 10 6rchen iie i6ren Ser.
trae nit england rnO eeid6roen i6re
@iniu6r BON @etreiOe aus 9lmerifo,
mas iih ais e6enio ihlimm ermeiien
mag, wie ser 8erluIt Der Oeutihcn
4ohle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
CiIennr6citcr pcrlebt.

SAUL Sanger, Elm 81 Sabre alter
peiBcr Nlonn BON 9ir. 4t2 SiiO-
@ionroc.StroBc, uno 6. s. Sones,
BON gtr. 27 gioro-2inpooo-9loe., 81
lenorbeiter, wur0en eeitern ooour6
Oerlebt, Bob Elm Brett an Der Seite
oeS Sdliffcs, ouf 0cnt lie in Der 9ln-
loge Der Baltimore 0rDood1 unO
Sbipbuiloing Co." ar6eiteten bino6-
fieI @unger 5og iih Serlebunsen
am @ein lno SoneS iolde am 9opf
81. 8cioc crbiclten Gr8tlitbe Be
bQnolung un0 fonnten umunterltiist
nod @nnie Qeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
gLIeganOer Nerfman iteIIt @iraLdaft.

gtem Oorf, %. Slni. 9ller-
onoer Serfmon, Der @erouseeber ocS
uSIoIt" Ger fiir5Iid6 bier 3uianimeu
nit emma Goldman Der @erIhmo.
rung, Die Gur6fiibrung oes IeIcftipeu
slus5ebe-@eiebes 5u 6inoern, iduloig
6eflnoen nurOe, fonnte 6eltte $685.
600 Siirgicbait IteIlen mo pllroe
freigeloiien.
@iaiom Yotes, Ger @nreaifna6e
ocS ~9loit," ser beiGlIOiet lit, oer-
no6loiiiet 81 bo6en, iib inter Dem
SunoeS.9luS6ebeeiebe 81 regiitriren
murOe 6eniolls freigeloiien, nadoent
er $4,000 9iirgidait eeiielt 6atte
Gie @eridtsoer6onolung i'm Sale
Goldman unO 9erfmon finoet NOR.
gen I'M 9lnOes Giitriftsgeri6te
Itott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
CcItcrrcihcr ucr6aftct.

9ns geitern 9(beno ser 50 Sabre
oIte So6n Seeger BON gir. 1916,
E6ameSitroBe, ein Oeiterreiber, Oen
llnion-Elnnel an Der Sofimon- inO
9onoitraBe 6etreten lpoIlte, ipur0e er
bon SoIoaten, ipeI1e 0en Sunnel be-
ma6en, berbaftet. 1a Seeeer aus
mei6enOe 9lntiuorten CAB, wurOe er
lieutenant s. 9ennis bon ser Semi
iploonia @iien6o6u @oIi5ei iibergc-
ben, ser cine llnteriu6lng aniteaen
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
gOlaIdlincn.6 .6Ontroftc.

Ser @aicott W&oi6inen Corpora.
tion Wuroe eeitern i'm 9luftrng BON
Seiten ser @unocsibifiabrtS- -8eb0r-
Oc in @oibineton fir oen @ou bon
12 bertifolen -@rpaniions-@}o-
icbinen oie fir Die S6iffe Der neu
8u erbouenOen @onOelsuorine be-
iiimnt fno, iibergc6en. g(uBer0ent
WurOen 9(uftrGge fir 10 weitere
Stobloompfer uno 4 b0l0erne 6radt.
ldbiffe beree6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
g0nLfrnm mrii 6rnmmcn.

Ger % Sabre oltc 5rcoerid @olf-
RAM bon 9ir. 1415 Sodion-StroBe,
Der 10 oft iGon Die @oitfrelmOiboft
in ser iiiOliden %oli0eiitotiou genoi-
fen Bat, muroe bon &ibter Gonft &C.
itern @3orgen ouf 101 Gage ms @e-
fdngniB gclcbidt, neil er Oos @igcn-
tbum Der Baltimore uno Sbio-@iien-
bubn in 2ocliit 9Soint obne @rloub.
niB betreten. g9ie ser Giienbobn.
@oIi5iit Der i'm berboftete, oneab,
ioll g8olfrom &oblcn ultibibt" bo-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26

&aIporoiio, Gbile, 25. SUM.
n Eie dilcuiide He9ierlme bat bcilte
oie 0ctiniriIng oes britiideu 8rodt-
oalnpicrs oN}ottsioro" aneeoronet,
pcil ocrIelbe ciu @ei1iib ais Gcicn-
iip-9lrmiring fii6rte.
Gie 9csierimg miro fir sic 3u-
fuuit augenideinli6 ocn Stonopinft
pertretcn ooB irgcnO ein 6obr5erg,
welhes nit irgenO peIrbcr glrmiirlng
Oerie6en lit, inter Die 9eitimnnngen
ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fdQt, wel6e
Sntcrhirlmg periiigcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
9ammbritd DernrIaht sroRen
Shaben.

Salt 9ofe, lltob, 25. SUM.
Sniolge oes Commbruds Ger .@riee
9liper Srrigation GompanD", ser ~
WieiIen BON 6airpiew porfam limo
feline 9eben berloreu gceongen imo
oas @aHer mar eeitern gtahmittoe
unter Gontrole. 90 lautctc Elm IeIe.
eramm Oos beute 9lbeno ipdt BON
Dem SuperiutenOenten Der genannten
@eieniboft in @mpfoug genonmen
muroe. glodl leiner 9lngobe bIieben
Il oes 0ammes rm6elh0oiet. gs
murOe elm S6ooen, Der ouf mebr ais
cine Nliaion obeeiddbt miro, onee,
ridtet. 3pci WleiIeu giienbabnec-
leiie purOen iortsepaiden uno me6-
rere SouienO glder reiben glderlou.
Oes berlpiiitet. Der Strom brohtc
einiee Ortidoiten in eroBe @efobr.
SnfoIee BON S6oupetter bate iih
5i biel @alier in Dem Heierooir an.
geIommeIt. ociIen 0rud Ger Iomu
nibt ousboItcn fonnte. Gin Slid
mar. OoB ous @ofer nod uno nod
frei wuroe uno uidt ploblih ourh
brod, ga ionit oiele 2eben uerloren
eeeoneen ieiu piiroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Nie miIitariide gaac IN @eIaien.

gS q bing to n, %. SUM. ~ Sn
elmer 9lniprn6e i'm ,9iotional EreB
Club" erflGrte beite 9lbenO General
9ieutenant 9e@lercq, Oos militdriidc
Wlitelieo Der beleiiben Wliiiion Dob
Die belgiide glrmee gcgenlpGrtig GRO.
Ser, better ousgeriiitet lmO entibIolie.
ner iei, ais bel 9riegSouSbrud. Ger
General CAB cine S6ilocrune scr
Sample in 9iittid uno ser 9ier nno
iprodb iibcr oic 6relloe, weldje oie bell
giidcn Solooten beim 9lublid Scr
omerifonii6eu Solooten in abofi EN-.
piinoen perOen.
Sic oelltiGen 3eitrlneen i6reiben
bon lnierem Gonig ais cinen n&onig
obne 2ono" fiietc er bin5u. Gies
Itimmt icoob nibt, Oa i6m nod Elm
Ebeil bon 9eleicn ii6rig bleibt. Giele
fleine Gde imieres @oterlonoes mer-
ben Oie Geitiden niemolS erobern."
Ger @eneral erfIdrte, oaB cine bel.
aide @1unition.6obrif in Sabre
10000 9lrbeiter ilno 5pei onoere in
&i6mono ilno 9itdport1, @nglano,
$4,000 9lr6eiter bci6Gitiet, mG6rcno
Der naolniihe 9eleiide 9loDo" oie
Transportation sur Sec fi6ert. Qie
belgiide 9lrmee bate cine 8ront bon
% M}cilen nit adt Gioiiionelt, cin.
idlicBlib bon 5pei &oooaeric-Gibi.
iionen bciebt. Gas 2onO iei nieorig
unO iIud, 10 OaB 5nr gertbeioigung
W1iaioucn bon Sou6lGden n6tbig
IinO.
g(uBerOem ipra6 er bon 0eu Ope-
rotionen IN 9lfrifo. CAB Die 3obG
Der 9oIonial-9Irmee bon $4,000 far.
bigen Erilppcn auf $4,000 iofort er.
b0bt mor0en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
fSran Gtephan aeItur6cn.

0ie 62 Sabre alte Srou 9lnna
Step6on BON Scr. 14t9, Sonoperitry
ole S6weiter Oes frii6eren gluiie6ers
0es Mar0lano 3udt6auIes, @eplcr,
ltor6 eeItern gioGnittog i'm Mercp-
Soipitol. Sic erlitt einen ShGoel-
bru6 un0 S6rommen am a0rper
lino @eii6t ais am Sonntog 9lbcnO
Elm StroBenbo6n- -@nggon gegen Den
@oeen itieB, in weIcbem Iie uno i5r
@atte, So6n stephan auf Der neuen
SonoOeritr.-9riide fi6rcn. Coroner
Snslep miro 6eite IN Der Tittleren
Eoli5eiltotion eiuen SnQueit ob6al'
ten.
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WlOrOucrIndl anf 9lidlter.

SerieD @itD, N..S., 25. S5li-
nj. n @rneit s. Seppeh6eimer, eit
Gidter Oes 9lppeaationsgeridtes bon
cw.SerieD, luilroe beute iait bon ei-
ncr @ewe6rfligel getroifen, ais er iih
in eiucm @iienbo6n8ug befan0, Der
5piiden SeueflD imo Seriep i1brt.
9ii@ter Seppen6eimer beridtete oen
&oriaa oen 9lutoritGten unO ipra1
feline 9lniidt aus, ooB man nod iei.
nem Seben getrohtet babe. Der Bug
paiiirte SomciteoO, 9t..Sy ais Die @it.
gel ourd oas 5eniter fradte uno iid
in oos Silien ouf Dem Site 6inter
Gem 9iibter ein9rub. Sine Inter.
fnhung nliroe ongeoronet.
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0lencr aelnndlt.

@ofbe fon Ger 25. Suni.-
Gbeiter 2awDer, Elm gleeer, Der be-
iduloiet wor, cine peiBe 8rau on.
eegriffen 5u 6oben ipurOe bcllte
@orecn aus Oem @efdneniB genom-
men unO in ser gfGbc Der Staot;
9ren8c oufgebGnet. einise wenigc
MGllner Oeridlofiten lih ourb 2iIt
Gintritt in oos @efdngniB uno iibcr.
p1ltieten ben @efongencnmorter.
2opper iollt beute Moreen pro5eiiirt
iUeroen. @r por I'M glnfang ocs
Sobres BON Yrooflpn bicrbergetom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-26
Ma0omc sieinleiI dciraIlct uie0er.
Iie bon Nloroanflaee freieeiprohene
6ron5oiin miro Soro glbinger's
Satin.

Qon6on 25. SUM. Nlaoomc
@iorguerite u. Steinbeil, cine 6rou.
ooiih Oeren 9Sro0eB in Goris aui ole
9lnfIoee oes M}or0es in 1909 cine
5eniatiou erreete, miro moraen uie
Oic r@rpreB" mittbeiIt, ein Niitglieo
oes boben eneIiiAen 9loels weroen, Oa
iie ii6 nit 2oro gIbinger uerbeirat6en
miro. glm Sonito9 mar Oeiien be.
porite6euoe 9eruldblune nit Nlo.
oome sc Serienoc befannt eemadt
morOcn. 1ieie iit nun, wie Die Or
preB" Iogt, gtiemanO onoers, nls Nia.
oome Stein6cil, ole felt @ieoer6er.
itellng BON ibrem 3uiommenbrud
nod Ger 6reiipredung in @nglano
gelebt imO in elmer Goritaot BON Son-
0on cine @rdierOeniobrif betrieben
bat. 2oro gIbinger, ser i'm lcbten
Nionot Our6 Oen 300 ieines 8ruOcrs
oeHen Eitel erlonete, lit &e6tsonpoIt
BON @roieiiion, iest obcr Elm Sielite'
nont in Der 6IottenreierOe.
Ger MoIer 9loolpbe Steinbeil uno
feline S9miegermittter puroen in Der
gtabt oes 81. W}oi 1903 I'M &oule Oes
&iinItIerS IN Boris eroroiieIt aliige.
funOen iu16renO @3ooome Stein6eil
eefne6eIt unO an elm 9ett ongeblun.
Oen mar. 9(ls iie iib bon Der 9Iitf.
rc9ilng genii9eno erbolt batte, CAB lie
cine geiHreibitng Der angeblihen
Mor0er, oeren 3abl ibren gIngoben
no6 bier eepelen Iein ion. Spdter
modte N1oOame Steinbeil bieIe Elm.
onOcr piOeripredenoe 9lneoben uno
'puroe IeIbIt per6oftet uno Oes Nlor.
oes anqefluet. g(ls W}otip mlroe i5r
SoB gegen ole Stiefnilltter imo Der
@lmi6 angefiibrt iid BON i6rem
@otten 5it befreien, I'M einen anoeren
M3onn beirotben 81 fonneu. Sic
wuroe beim %ro5eB nod 5weiein6olb.
Itiinoiger 8eratbung bon Den @e'
idworenen ireigeIproben nno lieoelte
bolO Oorauf uo6 9onoon iiber.)
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Gmsliidc @rin5en gebcn OcntIde
Sitcl anf.

2onoon 25. SUM. ~ 0ie
nGimcS" bat erfubrcn ooB Der Ser.
500 bon 9cd ongeii6ts Der fiir8lidcu
Gntl6ciouue ocs 9onies @eoree,
OoB oie @rin3en ieiner 8uulilie, mel.
dc icinc llntertbonen lino iuo oeut.
idc 9lonen unO Sitcl trooen, oieic
oufgeben ioIlen, ocn Eitel zines Nlar.
quis Of Cambridge ongenommen bot
imo ooB &rin8 glleranoer 8otten.
berg Wtorquis Of Gorisbroofe miro.