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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
BUILDING ON
ANOTHER Squirt
Warehouse, Apartment,
Residences, Business
Houses on the List.

Those who predicted last week that
no new building permits would be
taken out. until July have another
guess coming, realty men said Dur
ing the past week AZ permits We're
taken out, calling for expenditures
totaling s12i,52O.
The Jennings Construction com
pany began work Monday on a three
story warehouse building at the cor
ner OF Noble and Texas streets to
cost $4,000 It IS being built by
Drs- p 3. Homon and John c. Cir
men.
Begins $4,000 Apartment.
". D. Moseiey began work We'd
nesday on a two story apartment
house in Sunset heights. to COST
$4,000.
The EI Paso Ice & Refrigerator Co.
is spending $4,000 charging its plant
H P Jackson viii erect 2 two
story business building on South Ore
SOn street near Second, the building
10 cost $4,000.
The Bretz-Funk company Will be-
gin work Monday on the Coblentz
residence in Austin Terrace The same
firm is completing two bungalows IN
block 55, Grand View. and one in
block 50, Highland park.
Big improvements In Manhattan.
Fifty seven thousand dollars worth
OF homes are now under construction
In Manhattan heights and five thou
sand dollars Is being spent there for
having and landscape work. accord
ing TO Ieayen & Sherman, agents
for this addition
Among the most attractive Of the
new homes in Manhattan is that OF
J. J. Pruett, the contract for which /
has been let to the Phoenix-El Paso /
Building company The residence /
viii follow style Of architecture |
Favored by Frank lloyd Wright. 4
noted eastern architect It VIII be 1
two stories. containing eight rooms I
with basement and garage and will |
have a steam heating plant. The 4
grounds will be extensively beauti- I
fed It viii cost 5000. and will be 4
located in the 300 block on Wheel |
ing street
Hervey Contracts for BUNGALOW.
T. NJ Hervey has let the contract
for a bungalow OF unusually large
and substantial type TO be erected at
the corner Of Elm and Gold streets
costing $4,000
Robert Lander will build an eight
room two story residence on Silver
street. near the corner OF Piedras. ad-
Joining Manhattan heights at a cost
d $4,000.
J. c. Long has recently finished a
$4,000 home on Silver street.
R. c. Sample has under construc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
Our
Mail Order
Department Brings
FL PaSO AS Near To
You AS Your
Nearest Post Office

NKTE endeavor by the promptest
w filling of orders that reach us
by mail, to give distant. customers,
the same advantage in freshness OF
merchandise and low prices as are
enjoyed by the FL Paso public who
daily visit u.s. If you cannot come
TO the store. write US; we can surely
meet any requirement in good mer-
ehandise. There IL absolutely no
risk in ordering from ~The Popular"
as no sale IS completed until you are
satisfied with every feature of the
transaction. WRITE TODAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
TEARING DOWN RESIDENCE
TO PUT UP BUSINESS HOUSE

the corner Of Eighth and South Vir-
ginia streets on lots and 4, block
III, in the Campbell addition, is be-
ing demolished to make way for a
new two story brick building having
store rooms on the first floor and
apartments on the second The build
ing will be 40 by 20 feet and will
cost $500.
Ramey brothers. who have the con-
tract for the work, began this week
to tear down the old structure and
expect to have the new building
ready for occupancy in 60 days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

ton a handsome six room bungalow.
with two sleeping porches and ga
rage, on Gold street between Elm
street and Louisiana avenue. The
contract price is $500.
J. c. Klapper is building a $4,000
home in the 1899 block on Elm street,
and George Weston viii start shortly
in the same block on a $4,000 home.
Building Flemish Residence.
On Copper street W. Cooley is con-
structing, according to plans prepared
by o. H. Thorman, a two story resi-
dence of the Flemish style of archi-
lecture, fully modern and containing
eight rooms. It is costing sSH00.
]. c. AIcEiroy is completing a $500
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
HENRY HARTMAN, BRAKEMAN,
HELD FOR AN INVESTIGATION

Henry Hartman, a brakeman on the
E. P & S W, from Carrizozo, n. NJ.
is being held by officers OF the de-
partment Of justice at FL Paso for
investigation OF alleged pro-German
activities. He is being detained at
the county Jail, but formal charges
thathave not been filed against him.
The nature of the investigation has
not been disclosed II is said thar
Hartman is a native Of Gutenberg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
LUCERO, TELEGRAPHER, GOES
INTO SWEET GOODS LINE

n. F. Lucero, formerly Associated
Press operator in Ell Paso. late agent
in Juarez for the e. Paso Gas COM
pany, has gone into business in Ell
Paso. He has opened the Oriental tea
room and confectionery at 2O2 North
oregon street Mr. Lucero has spent
considerable in fixing up the place
to his liking and has avery attractive
establishment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
KNOCKS DOwN PoLICEMAN's
LAMP POST. PAYS FOR DAMAGE

tucson, Ariz-, Nay ls.-IoO Keen
interest in local scenery has cost J.
k Brankley, an Ell Paso automobile
man, just $S9.40- Driving around the
city he ran into and knocked down
ornamental lamp post. which stood
before the home Of a city policeman
Brankley was allowed TO go with
only payment Of the damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
We Engrave
Wedding Cards @
announcements

OUR Engraving Department Is
equipped to engTave wedding
invitations, announcements and
calling cards. IN a most creditabIe
manner.
The workmanship IS guaranteed
equal to the best Style and ar
rangement reflects the newest ideas.
Stock used Is of the best. And
while we guarantee every article
that leaves this department to be
equal to the best obtainabIe, our
prices are lower than IS usually
asked for ike work.
First Floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
SilVerWare
For the Bride

"E suggest as the GIFT Supreme
w Silverware, as it is appropriate
and always appreciated. We make a
special showing OF Sterling Ware that
embraces all the needs Of the homs
New designs, perfectly made ard
beautifully finished Al at moderate
prices First Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
Building Permits For
Week Total SL2I.520

The past week made up for the
falling of in building permits the
previous week. The permits
issued for the week ending May
IS totaled s121,52O. as against
S2z. 900 the week before Permits
were issued as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTINC
DONE BY AN EXPERT ON OUR
BIRD FLOOR, AT A REASONABLE
PRICE. BRING US YOUR WORK.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
Permits

Warranty Deeds S327,767.
Warranty deeds filed in the
office OF the county clerk W. D.
Greet during the week ended
Friday, May IS. had a total valu-
alton of $327.767. The filings by
days follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
FOR THR NERVEs



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sleeplessness, deranged digestion and
nervous exhaustion. Buy a bottle.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

A. P. Coles & Bros. reported mum
Der OF deals pending and the follow
ing closed during the week:
Lots 9 to 10 inclusive, block Il,
Cotton addition. TO the west Texas
Fuel company; $500.
Coles Building & Real Estate Co. 10
Robert Lander. lots II. 10 and 16,
block 1, Castle heights; $500.
First National bank to T. G. Par
ker. residence at 3711 Mckinley ave-
nue.. Morningside heights; $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

IVLdI % - Uf
The large item Of the week was
a deed for $125.S6s, from the old
Commercial National bank to the
Security bank. covering the
transfer Of the banking house at
Mills and Mesa early in the year.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

iAcn @olfe meroc nod Oiecm arieee @elegenbeit &C.
gcbcn wcr0cm eroBcrcn Nnbcil an Ocr &e9iernne 81
ncbmen Gie 9fe0oliition IN GuBlonO miro i'm jcocn'
icas 6ctimmen iene A6iidt idon w6brenO ocs are.
ecs ouS0nibren uio Die 9edIiile, Dedle Der neue
&eidstogs 9uSiduB olsor6eiten miro, gut5i1ciBen.
IS fam der erpartet werOen, Dab, mcnn IN
Gcutidlon0 einmo ole 0enlofrotiiiumg Der @erioupG
6eqonnen miro, oeic 0cmofratirrng cine edte icin
miro, uno OoB Deutdlano cine mobre Gemofrotie mer.
ocu miro nit Dem S0nig bon @reiBcn ais Dem erblidcn
oberiten Gener oes Heides.
9lusloiimngen Der 2onOoner @reiie, Dab @ngonO
d nienols mf MISUNDERSTANDING nit ocn $50
ben5oaern" einloien meroe, uno glusloilmgen Der
aaiirtcu @rce uniercs 2onoes, ooB mir in Oen Srcg
cintrecu mieu Inn Die ~preuBiide autofrotie~ ou be-
eitigcn mer0en oonn binfGlig
Gnqlonos StootsmGiiner boben mie0erbcl erdrt
Gngan0 beo6Idtige nidt Oie Gernidtmg Ocs 0eltiben
8ofes ionocrn nur oie 8eieiti9ung oes opreuBiifen
Sunfert6ums~ uno Ole Sriegspreiie Nmerifo's Der
dert ibreu Seern jeoen Sos, mir wcr0en feinen areg
fbrcn qegcn Oos oGithe @olf ion0ern mn gegen ole
oeitiden lmo prcuBiden Naod)tba6cr gSelder arieg5
qrnO bebe 0enn nod, menn in Deutid)lonO oie @lodt
Oer6Glmiiie 3piidcn Oem obercn 0iener Ocs SotcS
ilno ser IoIfSbcrtretung gcnou 10 Dertbelt merOcn
mir0en pie Iie in oen Ser Stooen 5mden Dem
@roiioenten lmo ocr Gofspertrctng pertbelt iino2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
WlOntaa, Ocu 2. Qlpril 1917.
IS erforOert Wlnt6, GyricScnSircnnS 81 iciu.


Ole aricqsporte Die in gleu-Yort ibren 9oupte
Bot uno BORT in ingiter 3et oit toglid groBere lpo
fleinere Observation-Disclosures obgebolten bat pcron'
foItee om Samtoq 9lbcno oud in Der Stu0 Der BRIT
0erlie6e cine Concentration 5l @unten 0eS Srcges,
am0 cs mrB 8uae9eben meroen, Dob Die Gemonlrotion
cine Qrobc mar GoS benefit aber ndt Dab elne WleDr
he Ger gepobner Der beioen groBten @ofsentren oes
Giiens fir ben aricg limo Sn 0laonenitGOten lam
Elm flcner @ofsbolfe piel @erduid MAIDEN belonoers
iuenn er bon Der 0roB @rcie mterititt miro Gr.
noinld III es, ooB oieic Observation-Disclosures nd)t
nod nie QroBcr limo ga Die 9Sree bod ldon let pic
len Donoten 0oran gcar6etet Bat, oaS Solf rcli tur
0cn arieQ Al mad)cn gSenn Die anglo.omeritonid]e
@ree in ben groBcn Stdoten MIR 5r 9olfte I'M Diente
Ser Qniir.cn unO enbeimiid)en &rcgsntoder uno oe
an0crc Sdlite in Dente 0es Tolfes Der Ter Stooten
f6uoe oos ocn arcg ndt mill, Damn miroen ole 6ric-
oenSfunoQebmgcn Ourd Observation-Disclosures olc
Observation-Disclosures melt iiberragen. @s gcbort Wdtb
1o3u lid an SrieoensftnOeebnge 5u betbeiligen,
menn cine uiitben6c 4reiemete encn jeoen 9ir9er,
Der fir sic Gr9ohnq 0eS 5rie6cns Sen Nhino oifnet
enen 2on0eSberrGtGer einen &aiierng, eneH SertbcI
oiQer preuBilder Sdredlidfeit~ ncnnt 0 beionoers,
0o inmcr QroBe @ciabr DorbunOen 1T, Dab Die
arieqSportci Ruom6rioer oinet nm in 5reoenS'
@erommlunaen &rafebl 5it ihlagen mie eS getern
Qlben0 in Der @erionmlllng Der Boltimorer OrIe'
0enSfrein0c in Der Wiuiif glfo0emie 81 Gage trot.
lmo ser Nrcaspree 0amit GelegenDeit gegeben miro,
miedler imo 9(ufriibrer bin5uiteaen Soften bic
8rieocnsreluoe ebenio oieIe gertbeOiaer unter Der
4ree mic Die arieasbeber Damn pirOe aus oen gro.
bcn 9eD0lferungs Gentren ocs Siteus Elm ebenio ge-
moltaer @roteit geec ben Srieg nad gSabinston
in0 ms aopitol uno gSeBe Sous bnen tlingen mic
er ans Dem @citen fommt. lno Der @rdiiOent meiB
0os, lno oc Senotoren mo GongreB Nbgeoroneten
men 0os Gor peliigen g8od]c1 iogt ser 9Sr1iioent,
oos omerifoniide &olf mole fenel ariee, uno er
peiB ooB cr feline 9lndt icitoem ni6t gednoert bot.
9h alle Sale min oas amerfaniide @oIt nidts miilen
BON eincm @iinoniB nit Ser @ntente genn Der Srie9
nit Geutihono in grflidfeit unOermeiOlid it, Damn
min oos @of oaB mir imieren eigcnen aricg iiibren,
0en areq gegen oie oeitidcn ll9oote 0enn geben
mir oui elm 8iinonB nit Ger @ntente elm oonn erfen-
nen mir GnQlano'S 9lodooe ocr 0orGiee os redts'
giiltiq an ~ jcne 9loda6e Die 9r6iioeu gsilion mic
oerboIt ais rneeebIid rmo udbt 81 oertbeoieen be-
3eid)net bat mo Damn fonnen mir nad Dem aregc
feline ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gegen GugIano erbeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Osine nnsaeaeidlnete Sbec.

Qlis gcu-g)orf fommt Die gtodrdt ooB glmos
4indot Der felt longer 3eit in oiopcrnoer Seiic fir
Die Gr1o!hnq Oes 5rieoens ecpirft bat jebt cine neue
Eattif Ser 8etGnlprnq Der &riegspnrte eingedlugen
bat Iic @riegsportc beitebt befonntlid ans Den
@ol0bcrleibern, Den Diuutons un0 g9offenfnbrfon
ten oen Sdjifisbolern oen 2e6enSnittel 5pefuanten
ino ocn I'M Gienit oicier @atrioten ebeuoen 3etm.
Gen imo llnioeriitts 4Sroieorcn SeOeS IRit9co Die
fer &ricgSporte boi Elm SGbreS Ginfonnen BON $4,000
bis $5O00,000, ulo 0urh Den aricg boffen tie cs 5n
Dcr0oppen o0er per0readen Scrrn Eindots S0ee
1T es iebt oicicn 9otroteu ole finon5icae @iroc OeS
arieQes sen le 9erbeibren molten. trogen 81 oiien
iodDreno ons gcuoEnlide Tct Der 6drmer, oer
fIeine Gjehdtsmnnn. Der @an0werfer, ser Sogcobner
9nt @lieomoBcn uno 2eba bereiebt @r mill
ouf Gmfonmen bon $4,000 bis $4,000 cine Srcgs-
1eer bon 215 8ro5cnt oiIqeIegt bu6en uno ouf oIlc
Ginfomncn bon me6r ais $4,000 cine nit Der S0be
ocs GintonuncnS nltomatid iteieenoe Stcuer, Die 70
bod fem o0 Dab feinem Ntneden Elm b0bercs @infom
men ais 100000 0oS Sobt our 8erigimg lteben
mer0e gScan elm Wiunn Elm SobreSeintonu1en BON
$50OOO0O Bat oonn iollcn oobon $490O000 IN Die
ariegsfoe Snfel Sous f!ieBeu. 5erner min Serr
@irdot Den Hetto groiit Der 2ieferantcH BON aregS
material n 315 8ro0ent beidrdnft bobcn mGbrcno
sic @rofite oner cugros. un0 GnoetaiI.S .SGnoer in
2ebensmteln mo 8eOorisoriifeln 6eBn 9ro5ent nid)t
ii6erArccr oirfcn.
Ger 4lon lit Elm oisGe5eid)ncter rl0 fam ourcb.
Qeibrt meroen nenn oie 1ormcr, oe flenen @eddtS.
Ieute Die Sanouertcr Die Sngel69ner bei'm GongreB
ouf ben GrIoB eincs oIden @eiebeS ornqen llebri.
gems oate sic @regspartei Gegen cine ioIde geiteue-
RING nihts ein5uuenOcn bo6en; e ino ia @otroten
rno iolen germ bcreit eiiL o einen eroBen Fro5cnt
at ibrer Gnfinfte 5u Oer5dten mGbreno ser 6ormcr,
fleine @eidGitsmolm ponowcrfcr mo Eogeobner
@Ilt, @lie0moBeu uno 2eben Dem 9oterIon6e opiert
Die ginfinite Der 9egiermg miirOen Ourd cine iode
etacr iderlid 10 bobe percen OaB aus oieem SSono
oud nod Die fSomicn Der in Den arcg 6iebenocn Sol
ooten er1atcn werocn f0nntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

eiuspa6l bon bniQen @icbeIn: ygple Bhraei
mrrocny" SrnQen. Nlnhuorien; Nriefiieler
2S0reshiber NucbbildlG t3ebdlisrnihgeDer etc.
Gnnliib ipyrhen nno idreibru 80 leriien". Sir
NeneinQeluanaeric, iiir que. ole iicb IN Der eng
liichcn Sprabt iiben mo tafbOui0mmnen mOls
sine mr50eaBe SrdmmalIf Der engliden
epracte uno glnleiinn0. in nirler Sell obue
grhler Sunilb ipfebri mo fsbreibcn en- ler'
neif Ni0t oie Wusfprahe 0ev 9gUrter Die man
in tdnIihcn Qeben bruubi gub fine bouitdn,
oiac 1hfiiprammnp pon Nrieen Nchnnngen
Omthnacn Npnl.niicn. geebieln, Nnmciiunaen
mil sem Rcirdoc btic An unrciiiren Gbatiss
0oumener VubliTbinn NnmpanD 695 SbirD
Qtuenne, yieiu WOri ". ". Nidler nnr Negen
YofaucDe8aDlAi0 DcrianDt. (Se6l9.ia1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
4 MESSAGE FROM THE RELIC
IOUS SOCIETY or FRIENDS
(QUAIIERS) IN AMERICA.

lOOS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
(QUAGERS) IN AMERICA.
To Our Fellow Citizens:
In this time of crisis when our
country's highest good is the COM
mon aim of all, we voice this deep
conviction of patriotic duty.
We rejoice that even at this time,
when the world is crazed by war, so
many men are judging war by moral
and spiritual standards, and by
ideals of sacrifice. The causes for
which men fght--liberty, justice and
peace-are noble and Christian
causesl But the method of war is
unchristian and immoral. War itself
violates law, justice, liberty and
peace, the very ends for which alone
its tragic cost might be justified.
Further, the method Of war is in
effective to these ends Might does
not decide the right, ideals cannot be
maintained by force, nor can evil
overcome evil. True national honor
is nations own integrity and un-
selfish service. Only answering
honesty and self-coutrol maintain it..
Rights, the rights of all, are securely
defended between nations as between
individuals by mutual confidence,
not suspicion; by universal coopera-
tion and law, not by private armed
defence.
The alternative to war is not in
activity and cowardice. 1t is the
irresistible and constructive power
of goodwill. True patriotism at this
time calls not for n resort to the
futile methods OF war, but for the
invention and practice on a gigantic
scale Of new methods of conciliation
and altruistic service. The present
intolerable situation among nations
demands an unprecedented express
sion Of organized national goodwill
Impractical though such ideals
may seem, experience has taught that
ideals can be realized If we have
faith to practice now what all men
hope for in the future. The Amer
lean Nation, 9s more perfect union
of States, as a melting pot of races.
as repeated victor through peace,
has proved practical the methods Of
generosity and patience. Throughout
many years of an adventurous belief
in the Christian principle of human
brotherhood, the Society of Friends
has seen the triumph Of goodwill in
all forms of human crisis.
The peoples of every land are
longing for the time when love shall
conquer hate, when cooperation shall
replace conflict, when war shall be
no more This time will come only
when the people Of some great nation
dare to abandon the outworn tradi-
tions OF international dealing and to
stake all upon persistent goodwill.
We are the nation and now is the
time. This is Americas s supreme op-
portunity.
Unhinching goodwill, no less than
war, demands courage, patriotism,
and self-sacrifice. To such a victory
over itself, to such leadership Of
the world, to such an embodiment of
the matchless, invlncible power Of
goodwill, this otherwise tragic hour
challenges our country.
Friends NationaL Peace Committee
20 South Twelfth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
gcfammtmodjmuscm.



IS miro biernt auen %erioncn uno @orpo'
rniionen ODER StdutssNorperibaiicn. pebe Sc.
i6die in Der Staoi Baltimore beirciben mo
oa5u cine StaatssSicen3 ben0i0igen. beialmt
gemabt cine Sicen5 81 erurien ooer oiclelUe
iOnmcnoen Wlnf 1917, 81 erlenern.
Gin uHtcrlniicu, eiuc Nicem6 so crurlcn,
uuteuuirit 9erOneu ciner Straic ruo AOlen.
0err gtodm Seupert Gleu oes Common
@lgas @cridiS in eBi 0ereil 9icen5en IN ieis
nenI Nreau i'm @ericbsQebdtoe bon llbr
&Orntittags bic 4 iBr Nadlmittags dus5iieuch.
Sas Siaais. .SerlDernna9. Separtement MIRO
bercii iein Serii6erunQs QssNr0iersNicen8en aai
ericn Gage oes t0mmcuoen N.ai 1917 in ieis
uem Niiredu I'M Union 1ruit1Sebiuoe bon
50 llbr &ormiiia0s bis 4 llbr AabmiiiaAo aus
6ulielen
S6Omac g. M,c9inlm,
SDerii Der Sinot Baltimore.
lWnr2 A -G.l. 1 1 II 1G.lS 20. ". .2E.2s BOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Nie ,Ncmofratiiirnna 0cntidJIanSis0

Der oeutitc 9}cifstog Der iid bis gum "a. 9lpr
perioqi bot bat Dor Der @ertaeung einen aus % @t
eIieocrn bcitcbenoen gluSi]uB eruannt ser bis gum
geieocr3uinncntreicn oes 9teidSiogs %dnc fir 0e
motrotuma Ger @erfouno ollsorbeitcn ioa llno bon
Dem erportct miro Dob er oud ouf ole 6mfiibrma
oes oIaemencn geablredts in @rcuBen orirgen miro
aaiier ssilbeIm ogte Dor ciHcnI Sabre Dem oet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
gScrIommlIumss- s-gIn5ciscu.

,0arriiOn @nn@ercin Gr. TO-"
Nr 739 Horo .Gcntrnl .gOenue, na1e WdD. Str.
Sic 30. eenetalOeriammlaug mo 9eamteu.
mabl 1iroe i'm obipen ,Sofd an ndbiien
NiDntaa, ben 2. glpril, glbenos 9 llbr. nali.
Wdialcoer mo nlle Solhe, ole iiob enen be-
mdbrieu gerein nni6licBen modien iino
ircnnoicbii erlucbt oicicr Seriammllma bei5ns
mobnen.
(Nir59t glprin,2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02

Tir ela,iqe Snnis In nct e'obf
ilnfere Sidh Alnlen lest oiien ,Sun9c Td'
nsH melthe mir Neinernnhcrmnii nab orn
hl tpsr Sell bnrh ben 9lt;dnB al bieie
Waiien errehrn. llncrthi lioraeuS 9intb,
miifd0s uno Nhenns 4e0neme Gtnnnen an
%aille 1e9elnene Nf.etlen lonlen mgu1eno oes
llnerrn i'm Guhniri BON Niufieu ertbeili
Tdhere gmsffmii ibriitlb ODER mhnoicb bel
nvl, &nbers VIZ. 3O2 &eit. .Garataec- @trahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Gorl ". Dcifcr.

IS iiar6 am f. glprfl 1917 Garl N. Setter
i'm 9lier Don AZ Sabren uno 6 Nionaien &C.
liebter eiaiie BON @liie Seller Serpanoic uHo
Sreunoe Der Samlie iiuo enaclaoen Der Beer
oi0iinQ bei3nuobnelL ioelde am WiithuDf ben
4. Npri WiorGens I'M 3 llbr. bon lciner gSob'
nung, Nr. 22l3, mrasStralc, aus naD Der
St. 0aiDeriue's StircDe, 100 I'M ubr Elm ne
Qliems0O6nmt ir leiu SeeleHbci celebrirt
miro iiniiluoct.
(2Salbn9oh 3. g. 3eihnacn mogen Ges
idniqlt copiren) (9lpr2 4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Nli3abct6 (nipcr.

IS iiarb am 81 Nidr5 in ibrer lebien g9obr
mHg, HerrH Nall, NIB, Gli5a6riD Saper' i'm
9enr1 Sapcr Sic NceroaIlg bon 0bigcr
Norelle iiuoeI ltaii AM gienitna ocn 3. Npril
llbr HGbnliiiug lin 2.3O miro IN Der e.
qebalien mcroen. Neiebuua aui Dem u. giis
cbaels Srieoboi &erudnoie mo 6reinoe iino
einaeIaoen, oer Seideneier be5muoDncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
SireftOrculuabl.
0enlimr spnrnnnf ncr stnbt NnliImI

1entidic Spar6nnf Der Stnot Baltimore.
@nlt more. 26 Oidr3 1917
Sen Wiiigieocrn Der Corporation Der 1cut'
iii miiaci6eiii oaB am Wiomtan, Sem ncunien
Inpe i'm glprl 1917, 3piiben mo 4 llbr
giamnliiinGe i'm SdnlNebiuoe, cine gsapl Don
5luUlf 3irelturcu 6lr YeihnQ Der Geihulie De-
iaater Sparbnnl fir ods i0nlmelloe Sabr, iiaii'
iinoen miro.
gSiltiam Spilmnn,
(Qir526. %, ,gpr2.5.09 Sdabmeiier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Nns gLr6cits.0 0epartcment in g90iainatun Dad 6e.

Sno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN 2SnlDlN8ioN Ddf Dt'
rcdnet ooB in 1907 nit enem Dollor 5ebn @fllnb
2cbcnsnttcl gcfoft lper0en fonntcn unO ett mr ein
mcnig nle6r ais iiebcn @nno. Ger Sousfrou Oie
icocn Gag 5uei Collars fir 2ebensmttel ms9iebt
fomnt cs Dor. ais 6radte iie Dor 6cbn Sobrcn fir
oaIclbc Guontun mir encn Dollar aus5ugebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
Nhream Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SummIiiare

y a / I IN re, 81. Uiuri lHlL
Sic Sirabenourc6brn6s.9 9ummiiure Der Staot
Baltimore maDen biernlit Gcndb oeil &oridrils
ten Oes Baltimore StaoisGbariers beianii, oaB
lic cine oCtaillirte Sllie duer 3ugeprodeneH
@uii0doiqunaen, entitanoenen llu0ilen ulo 5us
eeipro@eHcn ySeriberb0bunQcn nebii elmer er'
idrenben Nagie anicriiaen lieben in &crbins
ounA nil Der 0Un0cmnirun1 nno GmliennnN
Der Ct. 4nnl- StraRe, bon Der Scrn9i0n SirdBe
bis 5ilr Saratoga SiraDe GemdB Der an a..
ylpril 1916 unier8eioDneien &er0romtng 1r. 1874
oes ,QiaOors nno Siaotratbs bon Baltimore.
Die @nli0doi0ungen lno gnflagen meroen
lib du ole pcrlCbieoenen Sbeile Der gSelileiie
Der Ct |anlsSirdBe, ieti i'm |ro5eB Der
S6lieBHng, bon Der Goroieiie DER yerin0ons
Strdne bis 5ur SIoicite Der SnrnioNd SraBc,
mo rarauiOBcnoe 0irunoiiude beibrinien mo
iid AMI oiCie erliredcn rno e umlaliei.
llo lie ac0eh blermit lerHer belanHi, Dob
beaQie 'Siiie neblt Der erildyenocn Narie liir
ole Snipeti0n dller 0arin iiliercllirien Rerlonet
bereii iit nm haB bic Goumldre IT'D am
W,DntGa, oein ncuutcn Snae i'm glpril 1917,
nm II ll1r Sormiiiags. m i6reln Niireau i'm
6dibbanie lilr Den 3fped ucrldmmclil meroci
itaelo mel0e in 6edgier Giiie en0aicuen yin
QaDen 5u rc0ioireh 0cAen iuelOe Rerloncl Ninf
lprnd) erDeben m0gen, ole ourin tnierelliri 3u
Sobu N. 9io6ineiic,
NcnrD NJ. Nigci,
NnrrD u. McmlcD,
Gommiiidre.
(qlpr2 81 6lerr.