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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
llnter Id6iuercr ScIdnlOisnns.


Scr 30 Sabre olte &bictrsfas, Elm
9RuIIe, ser ongab, in Ger. $50, SO.
lumbio-gloenue, 81 Dobnen, geItono
gcItern elm Oen S6lag Oeriebt 81 ba-
ben, Der oen Soo oes 9topmono E.
@eaon6, eines ebemaligen W8otroien
Scr W8orine, berbeifiibrte. @r iuuroe
in ser meltli6en Yoli6eiltotion obne
9iirgi6oft fir Den SnqueIt oeS So.
ronerS, ser nm 0onneritog itottfins
oct, feltgebalten. 9ie iibrigen Rer.
lonen mel6e BEL Scr S6lGgerei in
ser g9irtbIboft Oes StonisImls Guns
fopsfi, gfr. 1O5, .@lltomltroBe,
5ugeeen woren meroen uls Staots.
0eueen ieitgebolten. glls oie 9SoIioei
in ole @oitmirtbidaft trot uno Die
&erboftlmgen UornobnL eelang eS
Dem @bichlSfos, leine Sluht 81 be.
merfIteligen. @r mur0e ipGt in Der
giocbt orretirt uno eeitonO iofort elm,
ooB er ben DerbdngniBOolleu Sdlog
nit einem 8iuoro-2ueue gefiibrt boz
be, I'M 9iinfomsfi 5u belfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Grnennausen.

9rGiiOent Geo. $. SteoenIon BON
ser 9ooen,@reoit 9onf bat folgenoe
Grnennlngen 6efannt geee6en
9iedtsbeiltano R. s. Wlit1el BON ga
EIato, 5arm-9lbibdBer Oscar 30.
Goaier bon GaIton @i0., Sroing q.
@6ite6eao oon Spndburs, Ga., uno
S. 81. g9eas bon gen'S 9fln @. -&a.
9ie 9anf, welde ii6 i'm o6ioelitp-
@ebdu0e" an ser Gde bon Charles
unO 9eriugtouItraBe beiinoet, lit fir
oie 9luinabme BON @eibaiten bereit.
Siele 9lpplifationen nm Darleben
iino 6ereits eingelauieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Grlitt SrumO,unnOcn.

9ranOwunoen am eonaen Rorper
500 iiG geitern gta6mittag Der 10
Sabre aIte Stepben Sence BON Der.
443, . %infneD-Noce, 3it, ais er einem
5eiler i'm Sofc SIT no6e fam uno feline
5euer fingen. 0ie Whitter
oes anoben 6rau Wloeeie Sence,
fonnte Die 6lammen retbt5eitig err
itiden. Sic peigerte iid, i6ren Sobn
na6 einem Soipitol 81 lenoen. Or.
$. @alowab BON gir. $40, Oit-2an-
paIeitraBe. 5ebon0eIte 0en @erIebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

D0f + ger IS @eiongberein.'
Ser oMcbecr-@eion0Oerein" batt(
+ feline SingihinOe geitern 9lbeno ipiC
INNER in ,9fiiffels Salle" in0 Oie-
ieIbe mar ullh wie meiitens rebt glit
beiudt. Sn 9lbweien6eit Oes @rdii-
oenten 6reO. g}or0enboI5 fiibrte Der
&ice. FrGiiOent &i1nrO Nagner Oen
Goriib in Ser @eiGdftSiiBung, oie
Der SingitlnOe folgte. Gas Saupt-
tbema in Oicier 6iloete oie in 9lus-
li1t genommene @oiierfobrt, ii6er
ole Oes 9Gngeren Oebattirt nlr0e.
3u einem 9ei1hlB geIongte man
nidt. 0ie Sanger 6atten cine Sim
loOung bonn @eiangoerein ,Sarno-
nie~ er6alten gum CONCERT am IS.
9Ipril Sefretdr S5rie Sol36auer
legte einige 9ericbte Dor, oie i6re @r-
IeOiguig ianOen.
Is d enfran5."
Inter Seitlng bon 9iriqent @eo.
@. F05lmonn ii6ten Oie 3o6lreih er-
idieneneu Sdnger oes@eIonooereins
o@idenfron5~ in Der in @o6ePsSa
3. uno @oug6itraBe, o6ge6oItenen
mo6entliGeu SingihrnOe fleiBia ber-
iGieoene G6ore. Ser SinqIhlnoe
iolgte oie ii6Iibe @ei6dftsperlanlm-
lung, in Delder @raIioent @. aern.
den Oen Goriib rnO Sefretdr Seinr.
@ieiefing oas 9SrototoQ fii6rte. Sr.
$. @ebrlpoun muroe ais oftinerS6n.
ger in 8oricbIag ge6ro6t. Sooonn
gratulirte Der Erdlioent oem 03eItor
unO @6ren Yr0Iioerten oeS @ereins,
Srn 9. Seo, 81 ieinem itottfinoen-
Den Ga. uno Dem Collector Srn. 9llfr.
3iirrer 81 Oeiien Al @e6urtstaa un-
ter Dem glusOrud inniger g8iinIde
fir i6r ferneres> @o6lergc6en, mo-
raul Die SGnger ibnen 5u @6ren Oen
G6or ,@ott eriiBe Gi6~ Ianaen un0
Den @eIeierten ein nniiifoIiicbes Sod
niometen Sr. Seo IieB es fb nic6t
ne6men ieineSanges6riioer im9aufe
oes 9l6enOs nit einem 2in6e unO
onoeren @rfriIduneeu ou beipirt6en
mofiir i6m ser Can't oes @ereins
murOe- 5reuoig 6e9riiBt purOen aud
Die Sdnger Geo. S6one mO Conrad
SanIe, melde geneieL nadoem
lie Die SSolgen Der in ser Union %fo-
teitont SniirmorD al i6nen porge-
nommenen Sperotioneu ii6erItonoeh
in DER SingIhuoe mie0er antpeienO
waren gta6oem Damn nod perI6ie-
oene mi1tige innere 9lneelegenbeiten
erleoigt murQen, erfolgte Gertagung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
staNtiIGer sIuacitclltsr 6cItruit.

Inter oeu slniduIoiauugem on-
geollH in einem 9lutomo6il oes gii.
real's fiir fIeiuere gripiIeoien 8il
lgneu 9elabren 81 ieiu uuo anaeblic6
feine @5auiieurS-2iceu5 8u beiiten,
mnrOe aeItern Der "a Sabre olte glI.
bert W. Selmon, Der an ser gBeIt.
Saratosa-StraBe Wobnt. BON 9aidter
%adaro in Der nittlereu 4oIi8eiIto-
tion nit ie $40 mO Soften beitroft.
9taats 9htomobil GonmiIIdr ql.
9augbman 6atte Nelman perboffet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
OSeidSftsreiIenSer nernnaLiidt.

Soils 0lc9laiiter, ein %erfduier
ser g9iaiam 6. &obinion SiG Co.,
mltroe in einem 9lutomobil-llnfaa IN
ser 9idbe bon Cambridge ibwer per-
Iebt rno ipdter i'm Qhltomobil oes
Wlaiors garI ". Grem bon Gau-
bridge ms Gam6rioge-Soipitnl &c.
brabt. Wlan oernutbet, oaB Wlc'
glaiiter bei'm @inlenfen oiIi Die
9rootpiew.9riide, luelde Den 9lmti,
COTE iiberbriidt, pic Gontrole iiber
ieine Moihiue perlor aegen cincn
Eelep6onpioiien itieB mo aus benz
9Iutomobil eei6leuOert wuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Qic6eSfnmmcr luur sic llriade,

PTS glntport ouf Elm Eelegramm
IN Dem ibm Ser 800 Ieiuer So6ter,
M}orgoret 9lao0, nitget6eilt murOe,
telegrapbute oer reibe @eidGits-
mann 6. 9}aOp bon @biaipsburg,
9t.-Sy.; n@enuben sic 2ebeusoeriicbe-
rung, weun cine ioI6e Oor6auoen;
id fam nidts in ser glngele9enbeit
tbun".
@lorgaret 9ooD, oie BON i6rem
Gater OeritoBen murOe, peil Iie ole
Saui6abn elmer Srbeulpielerin md6l-
te, wuroe in eiuem 3inlmer eines
&oitbalies, gfr. 1903, g8elt-1SaDette-
StroBe, toot aufgeflnoen. Sic batte
ii6 alien glnibeine no6 bernIittclS
Gbloroform OoS 9e6en aus 9iebes-
fllnher genomnlen. Inter i6ren
SabieIiafeiten fonO ii6 cine gibeI,
in Der cine gtote foIgenoen Snbalts
lag: SD trnf Soroce am Ganfia-
gungStage 1918. gldd bier langen
Sa6ren bon 2ie6e imO 9eioen trei.
ben mir oilseinanoer. Gies lit eines
trencn @eibes 9elobnine bon einem
@lonnc. Sonntag, Oen I. 9(pril
1917. Sierouf iolete Elm @ibel-
lprud uno Oarunter itano: oSorace
@reIton @1ao0od, III g2oro-@orou.
ton-9lpenue~. Or. Soracc q. Wlao.
ood pobnt in 93r. III, 9loro-Gorroa.
toa-Noenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
SUDDEN Gin eummcr6eim.

S6obomts- -SefretGr s. McSlooo
belt Iid eeIteru nit ieiuer @euabliu
in Sagcrstown uilf. Sic befinoen
iib ouf Dem SSeae no6 @lue 9fioee
Summit no iie iid6 elm Sommerbeim
tallten mollen. Ser Sdotomtss Sc.
tretor mar iebr erfreut 5u b0reL DOB
oie 9emobner bon SagerstoWtt no
Olele Deutlde ipobnen, in DollerSDm-
patDie nit Dem @rdiioenteu iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gdpDucr scfapert.

%On ameritauiidJeu SorpeOo6Ooi5er
it0rcru. Satte 9inuitiOn nn
SOro. yefanS iid anf Der
6abrt uad Der Decentralization
Giiite.
San 9iego, 6aly 10. glpril. ~
Sin SdOOner, Der WinuitiOn an Soro
6attc nuO ii@ anf Der 6aGrt uadl ci.
nem 6afcn an Der megitauiIdjcn &eit.
liiite bcfanO, iunroe oon 5luei ameri.
faniiden Experimentation be-
idlOiien uuO aetapert, wie 6entc ans
nntOritatiuer Guellc betanut umroc.
IS wnrOen flint SdHfe auf oos
SdIiif abgcienert, ais es 5m eutflir6cn
indlte, nnO OaS Sdliff wurOc baum
ouf Oeu StranO gebradt. Nle0rcre
SanienO g&onnOS9 @cmc6r. NIB
Niaihinenaewe6r WlnuitiOu mnroem
an @oro OeS 3erit0rcrs gcnOmmem
nHO IN cinem 6afeu an Scr paciiiidem
Niiite gelanOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
WlmtterIOics Sinh.

Sin ungeiGbr 5wei @oben olteS
M6o6eu wuroe gelteru @2orgeu ge-
Gen fl ll6r bon gomoro s. Smit6
BON glr. 1908, 9ennett4%lnce, beim
gerloiien Ser ct. 9lIp6onius-airbe,
@de SaratoeasStr. ino %arf-9lOe.,
in elmer @de lieeeno entOedt. Die
FoIi5ei wiroe bena9ribtigt. Ole
Waitter oes Ginoes fonnte nod ni6t
aerlnoen weroen. 9as ain0 muroe
no9 einem glipl geionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@erhSr pertaat.

Ole @oIi5ei-Gommiiidre ma6ten
eeItern befannt, onB oas @erbor be-
5iielidb oes aneeblib riidiidtsloien
%oree6ens Der @oli5ei bel Dem 9luf-
ru6r am I. 9[pril Dor Der n@li1if-
9(fooemie" ouf imbeIiimntte 9eit oer-
iboben puroe, oa @eneral.9lnmalt
gilbert Is. &itbie eeeeupdrtie in-
foIee Observation-Disclosures ie6r be-
ihaitiat III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Nm 9idand nnrdl Nie strnEe.

SIN @oli5eigeridt 0es norootli'
den DiItrifts berurt6eilte &oli5eiridj,
ter TnmtmS ben 20-id6rigen @inoer
8. SeurD bon GoMbrioge 81 elmer
@eloitrofe BON % Collars lmo So
iien, neil er I'M berauidten 3uItano
in ieinem 9litomo6iI inn 3id5od.&rrs
oiirb 0ie Oit@reiionitrobe geia6ren
mar. @oli5iit &nealu Oerboitete BEN
@enannteu lm0 5iuei BEL i6ni befino.
IiAe itnge Seute, Die aber itrailos
entlaiien pur0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

9llS &erpplter oes glaAlanes bon
OberIt glrtblm 9. Softer puroen ge-
Itern inter 100000 9iirglbait
@un0es. DiitriftSonlpolt Smnuel S.
0ennis lno Srou Georgia 9. Softer.
Sic g9ittwe oes @eritorbenen iuI
@aiiengeridt 81 Eowiou ernaunt.
sSrdu Softer ,mur0c BON i6rem Sater,
gimoesienotor Sobn @olter Smith,
nod oem @eridt 6egleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
gsirO in GimscI6aft scbuItcn.


Ger @eibGitSrciicnOc Giftor S. Grpi
pegen onti-amerifanii6er 9leuBe.
rngcn bon oen 9unoes6eborOen
in Soit gcnommen. - Sine elm
ge6enoe llnteriuhung ongeoro-
net. Ger @ater oes Snboitir-
ten ioIl in Geuti6lano oils @e-
6emo9ent t5dtig iein Sluoere
Ger6aitlngen.
EroBoem Die 9mOesbe60rOen ii6
geltern peigerten Den glomen oes
Geuti6en Scr am Wlontag 9}o6mit-
tag inter Dem Spiouage-@eieB Uer-
boftet muroe, 6efamt 81 MAIDEN,
muroe in @rfa6rung gebradt OaB
Der inn @efdueniB uollitdnoig iiolirt
5eItgeboltene Serr 8iftor $. Grpf
lit. ST ioll fein Spion iein er iol
ober in Baltimore uno onoeren
Stdoten in onti-omerifonii6er &eile
geipro6en un0 gebanOelt baben.
Serr @rpi Bat in Baltimore in Belle
rem &reiien piele 9efonnte, ole gei
tern perge6liA oeriuhteu i6n gegen
Stellrng BON 9iirgidoit aus Der
@eion9eniAoit 5u beireien. Sic 9itns
Oes6eborOen itellen cine eingebenoe
llnteriudrng be5iiglib ieiner Geiien
md6renO Der lebten W}onote on 90.
longe Oice llnteriu6lng nidbt been.
oct it, miro @rpi niAt entlaiien mer.
Oen Gr oarf g}iemanO enpfangen.
Ser &er6oItete NOR elm 9ieiienoer
fir Die almitOiingerfabrif Ger @.
O6er & Cons So. Sein goter, Ser in
Geuti6lanO le6t, loll Elm @ebein.
a9ent fem. Grpf mobnte I'M 05lore-
iian-@lub,~ 9tr. 500, @orO.G6arles-
0euti6e 20 atroien Der.
ba ftet.
So6n SoOencamp, 20 Sabre alt
BON 9lr. 1929, 9ealouTtroBe, uno ser
23 Sabre alte Claus @eierf bon 9tr.
1923, 9eaiopitraBe, mel9e ebemalS
ouf Dem n9fedar" ongeiteat un0 ipd-
ter am @lepntor s. ais @etreioe.&er.
looer bei6ditigt maren milroen ge..
itern BON 9en -Sergeanten @iuiam Is.
WmrraD lmo 8iliam Otto, Wlili5-
oes Sort N2cSenrp,
ais perOdbtige %erionen Oerbaftet.
Sic mltroen feltgenommen, ais lie ii6
geiiern 5ur 9lr6eit begaben. sic bat.
ten anItott ben eelDobnten @eg ehl-
oen S9ienenmeg Ger 9. &
8. @ilen6abn benubt uno maren oa-
ber mnigefaIlen. 9eiOe Widmer pur.
oen in ser iiiDli6en 9oli5eiitutiou fir
ole 8unoeS6eb0rOen feIteebalten.
Gin 9e lerteur2
@eitern Wiorgen Inn If llbr fam
Elm ilnger Wiunn Der rngefdbr %
Sabre alt lit cine belle @eiicbtsfarbe
bat ino ungeid6r 140 Yfltno wiegt,
in oos @eiddft BON Sacob @erber,
93r. COG, 9ig6titraBe, rmo binterIieB
Elm 9iinOel 5um 9luf6ewabren. 9lls
ser @ann ni9t, wie er periproden,
3uriidfam Inn iein Yodet ab5ubolcu
0iinete @er6er odiiel6e uno fono 81
Ieinen GrItaunen cine boae Soloa.
ten-llniforn Dor. @r benahribtigte
Die lioli9e &oli5eiitatiou, welbe cine
llnterlu6ung onltelen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Is. gansrnidmiOt's Dglmericau
8reuern".93ierc,

aus Dem ouserIeicniten @opfen un0
@2aI3 oebrait, fonmeu irgeno mel.
den intportirten @ieren aleih. Ger
feline @eicbmad uno @eboltreihtbunr
ipreben fir iid iel6it popou Sic ii6
ourd eine @robe leiht iiber3eugcn
f6nnen ailte ST, 9rauerei, Sorforos
glDe., Nlomment iuO &iaenItraBe.
Gel. 6. & q. Nlouut @ernou 1868.
(AprlllD (9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
Min @Lntternfnm

Ger 9leger Serman @eb6 bon 9}r
1908, GruiO.Sia-9lOenue, Scr an ser
9latternfranf6eit Ieioet wuroe oe-
tern bon Dem itaOtiicben @eIuno.
6eits. .Cepartement nad Ger 9uoron-
tame qeIonot. Gle anoereu 9euo6-
ner oes SaiieS, in weldem Ger
aranfe wobute, purOen eeimpit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
@rnd?

Nruhbanos Nnierfieune unicre Gpe5IaIitdt.
ggir MAIDEN uno paien oieieIben al rno ga'
rantireu Den Brld 81 baten. Seine Sben'
mernamfeit piro eel65eiiig aui infer Sribos
pdoifCtes Geparienent gelenfi; @nnodqen iiir
ole WdbbilonnaeH nad WlaB; aud sSuBboeen'
@iiiben fir einiiitenoe 9oaen ODER WdiieIhBs
stnoben, anaeferiiai uno pniieno nan WinB
qemncbt 3uirleoenltellnnQ 9arantiri. Hepds
rahiren al nnaemeiienen Rreiien 3eine Nes
rednung iiir llnterinhune. Sfien eaniiae bis
8 tlbr glbeHos.
(Usr330 glprl3O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

ght engliid. &or Ginger
Belt fIettert Gin Dolbeiebter g8agen
bon i4mibenoen @ieroe nge8oeen
Den uucuoliden sob in briitcnOer
@3ittooSbibe binoili; an elmer gSca.
biegung tritt elm GngIdnoer 6eron
uno bege6rt mitgcnommen 8lt mer.
oen 9lui Oie Gripioerna cs iei
fein 4dob me6r iootc er NIT imnod.
obmIiher glu6e, ober in rec6t autenl
9euti6 n0onn iieiet ebeu Semouo
auSl"
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glns ScntIdcn gercinen.

glns Ocitidcn gereinen.
0Sormonie~ iteat oos Froeromm
fir Oas nG6ite CONCERT felt. -
5eiert 8ugIei6 Sen @eburtstaa
BON M}itglie0ern. - 9lu6 i'm ,,@i.
'@lfran5" piirOen NlitgIie6er
nit ber5li6en @iinl6en bcou6t.-
yGinigfeit" pia StiftungsfeIi
feiern. II o@letger @eiangber.
eiu4 ma6t 9ootfa6rt.
Sn ser SingitlinOe Ser Sormonie"
puroen 2ieoer fir Oas CONCERT am
1S. 9lpril eingeiibt. Ser 0irigent s.
81. Glein iprad iid lobenO ii6er 0ia
2eiitlmeen Ser Sdneer aus, uno be-
bauptete, cine @rtrapro6e iei nidt
n0tbig. Gins ser i6uierigen 2ieoer
iangen Oie SGnger obue n0irigen-
tenito6."
Gas fol9enoe Frogromm lit fiir
Oos CONCERT oufeeiteat:
I. Al q6rii6ling,~ GorI Somans; {;
6) 0&omm', fonln' 6oIoes ainO-
den" 6ear6eitet bon Con-. arenIer;
G60re a copeao.
q Al 9lrie aus alSo65eit Oes Siga-
ro," Wlo5art; b 003dodeulieOer,~ q
g.. 1, Sans Suber; 9 09lG meme
@eoanfen," 9iid. StrouB; SRI. Oio.
berta @lonoile.
8. 0@ar8Iuit,~ 8. N(uaerer Gbor
a copello.
4. 9onate in 9l-Gur fir GeIc,
9ocderini; Sr. W8aurice Gutenberg.
5. Al nMit @Drten un0 Stolen
g. S6umaun; b n@obIauf nod
getrunfeu~ 81. Sdumam; Sr.9lug.
3eis.
6. AZ oGrei ounfle Gannen,~ 2ieo
i'm 8Olfston, 8. 40mmeni6; 6) 1SSo,
l6on lit meiu Sdas uidt@ SoIepb
S6warb; Gbor a capeao.
Z. Al ~Doun in tbe 8oreit," 2an-
Don 0fonalo; b Ser 8eiiig," 80. ..
@itti6; 9 r@ieeenIieo," 6. Sun-
perOiud; D u9irO Of Blue" 9. Ser
man; Sri. 9iobert @lanbiue.
8. o) ~Sarg6etto", M3o5ort; 81
,,@abotte," Wfartini Sr gHoiirice
@iienberg.
8. r@aloes5alIber,~ So6aunes go.
de; G6or nit 8ariton solo rnO
&laoierbe9leitllng; Solo; Sr. s.
Gir5upeit.
Serr aarl @rinfe feierte inn Qreiie
ieiner Songes6riioer BON ser .Sor.
monte" ieinen go @eburtstoo. @r
batte Die Serren inn 9ereinSIofo[ on
DER gSelt 6aDette StraBe nab ser
Sin9ltlnoe 81 einem Sbmous Elm.
Gelaoen Serr @rinfe, ser iebt gSice.
Nralioent Der n6armonie" lit, fam
as l4=iobriger &nabe ans 9roun-
ihpeig bier6er m0 trot ais 9ebr.
lunge bel Der Sirma Soen Elm. Gifer,
&llnltlinn lmO @6r6arfeit iollten i6re
9elobnlmg fiuOen. @on Stufe su
Stuie binauf itieg ohs @e6urtStags.
fino, bis er beute Setter Der alrnlt-
obt6eiIlng Oes @elddftsdit in Dem
er Dor 96 Sa6ren ais o9ebrbu6" ein-
trot. Serr Erinfe eeb0rt ieit Dem
Sabre 1889 ser nSormonie~ an. oe-
rem eifrigeS rno niiblibes N3itgIieO
er ieitber oepeien lit. Seine Sanges.
briioer bradten ibm Ole ber5li6iten
@liidiuiinide entgegen. ginige S6n-
ger Der 0Sarmonie~ iangen Inn i'm
81 ebren einige Soli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
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misunderstanding. sSn
Der 9arode elmer Sdipper.Gompags
ME bat iib oIles sur 9li6e beaebeu.
Sin SpaBuogel fam es iih nibt per.
iagen redt lout oas &rdben zines
Sa6neS nad5iubnen. o0ienih.
t0nt es 90 Deridlaien aus elmer Gde,
ooeu must ou minoeiiens adt Gage
fohen ebe er ipei1 iitl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

Syn ser Singitnoe oes o@ermo.
Observation-Disclosures, oie aeItern
9l6enO i'm @ereinslotaIe, aiibnIe's
Solle an ser @eit@ratt,ShoBe o6-
gebolteu puroe, iibten ole Singer
inter 2eitllng ibres Girigenten 8.
&oro(us oie 9ie0er uSpielmanns-
Sieo" uno oNlp olO aentudp Some"
fir oas 20. Stiitin9sielt oes Ser
ems Elm. Ger @ereiu beitebt sn@er'
mania Guartett GLIB" nilnmebr
90 Sabre. @orber, e6e er iib reorga-
niiirte, ipor er inter Dem gfamen
v@ermania Goppel Alartett" be-
taunt. llnter oieiem Namen betano
ii6 Der @ereiu a6t Sabre. Gas Stit'
tingsieit miro in Der 5meiten gSobe
oes @lai in 9arrD'S Salle geIeieri
lueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11

9(uf @unib bon 9rdiioent @illon
benadrdtigte geitern oos offentIi6e
0ciuno6eits Deportement i'm 8ou-
9lmt ole Soipitdler, fir ole epen.
hleae bon oerpunoeten Offi8iercn
uno Soloaten &orbereitlnaen at
treffeu 2ie SoipitdIer iiuo ferncr
berpilihtet, 9(er5te inO aronfenpfle.
ger Der 9fegierne iaus oieieIbe oos
wiinl9t 0ur |eriiisus 0u iteaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-11
IS anqberein Ginig
felt"

Ole Sinoituuoe Oes o@eioneper.
Gins einigteit4, Oie geitern 9lbenO in
@Dring's Soqe, an Ser SSait-9lpe. lrno
3. StroBe, inter Der 9eitlng Oes Di-
ri9enten @eoree E0blmonn obge6oI-
ten puroe, mar, pie es nibt anoerS
5u erWorten re9t gut beiu6t. gfa9
Der SineIhtnoe fano cine fur5e Sc.
ibdttSlisung itatt, in wel6er neue
Dlltelieoer aufgenommen llno 8or6e.
reituneen fiir ons Stiftllngsfef ge-
troIIen puroeu, oos @noe oieIes Wlo.
nots eeTeiert iperoen iDa. SSSn oieler
Sieun9 fiibrte Ger 9rdlioent SSoiepb
Fresnid Den @oriie. Der Sefretdr
aurt 8entert fii6rte oos @rotofoa.
D@erm ania Quortet+.
Putnam patriot., 1917-03-09
Watch Our s ow Windows
The Old Perrin Place
tGonlTibuled1

Putnam Patriot,
 Denr sifs: Just few lines to correct a mistaken impression you have in regard to the Perrin pihee. The house on the hill Is not the one re- ferred to in Miss Larned's History of Windham Co.
 The Perrin house which was built In TIA by Samuel Perrin stood upon the same site as the house now owned and occupied by Clarence Kent. It de scended in direct line 10 my father, J. N. Perrin, and was in such dilapid- aied condition at this time, about 1870, that my father had 1t torn down and built the house now occupied by Mr' Kent upon the same cellar that the old house was built upon. Many of the old timbers were in such fine state of preservation that they were used in the new house. The bricks from the old chimney were used to pave the cellar bottom md when 1 left Putnam me old hearthstone was still serving us door step.
 was acquainted with Miss Latned and we have talked Of the history of the Parrin family and the old place many times. In fact, she came there with cousin oI mine one day and looked the old place over and talked of the old times as she. knew them. The house on the hill as l understand it., was b, ilt for Jedediah Perrin upon his marriage, which took place about 1900. He inhetited this part Of the The original home was inherited oy the older son, Noah, descended to his son George, also \ bachelor and came from him to my father, who was the sixth generation 10 own the place.
 A cousin of ours in Boston has a picture of this old house taken not long before il was destroyed.
 l talked with an old resident one time and she told me she remembered this old house and r,membered the huilding of the large house also owned by Mr Kent at this time. The place on the bin cnme down to Lucia Perrin from her father, Jededish, who was Mrs, Trowhndge's grandfather
 Truly yours,
 Annette Perrin Knowlton.
 Petaluna, Calif., Feb. 26.h, I9l7
Putnam patriot., 1917-03-09
Soldier Window Smasher Sent to Jail
 for Six Months

Private Joseph St. Jean, 5th Comps- ny, Coast Artillery, who plead guilty to breaking the large plate glass win dow in the Blanchetle Furniture Com pany's store at o'clock last Friday morning was sentenced 10 six months in Jail and costs of S9 09 by Deputy Judge Howard C. Bradford in the city court Saturday morning.
 Captain of Police Joseph Ryan got in touch with Fort Wright, Fishers Island, over the telephone Saturday morning and the commandant said they would do nothing about the mat ter and that the man would be dis charged from the service upon receipt of "A copy of the court record. The DO lice believe that this is what St. Jean wanted,
 When the man was askedsby Judge Bradford if he had anything to say he replied, "No sir.
 He said he was not drunk at the time he broke the window but had been drinking for few days before. II said he Jeff the fort Feb Huh with out leave. He would give no renson for his act and when sentence was pro. nouneed had nothing to say.
Putnam patriot., 1917-03-09
Photographic and Cable Items Recording a Weeks Events.
FROM F0RTY-EIGHT STATES
Happenings In All Parts of the Union Decisive Battles in the World War-Washington's Latest Gossip
 -Reports of Crops and Buslness.
WAR BULLETINS

The Germans apparently are pre- pairing to make a stand on their pre- sent line south of Bapaume.
 On the eastern front there has been marked activity in Galicia and in Ru- mania
 The Allies ask China to enter the war. offering remission of Boxer in- demnity, as inducement.
 A F. Narrow. of Great Britain, has offered s100 reward to total of s50.- 900 to individuals on merchantmen who shall first draw the captains at tention to a German submarine.
 Russians lose nights in southwest ern Bukowins. near Rumanian border; 1900 prisoners taken by Teutonic forces.
 German Chancellor's speech in Reichstag regarded as effort to pre- pare German public for war with In ted States.
 The German artillery fire Is sld b have been notably feeble in the recent retreat, but heavy guns are reported still in position at Bapaume, mounted on rails.
 The British troops in the Ancre region of France are reported by the Lo ion War Office to have taken ad- ditional ground from the Germans. including the village of Serre and several important points farther east.
Putnam patriot., 1917-03-09
CONDENSED NEWS

The Midvsle Steel & Ordnance Co. received an order from the United g4ates Government for 20 shineh howitzers for the army
 Contracts for immediate construc- tion of hydro-electrtc plant Al wateree, s. C.. to cost about s5,oOo' 600, have been lot by the Southern Power Co.
 Thirty thousand regular and nation sl guard troops stationed at El PaBo have been quarantined in their camps because of an epidemic of pneumonia among the troops.
 Eighteen hundred men employed oy the Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia, in making iS-inch sheis for the Entente Allies. were laid oil because Of complete contracts.
 By a vote of 59 to 2i the Senate rejected the Underwood committee amendment to the revenue Dill pro posing a flat tax Of two cents on all kinds of oleomargaTine.
 Governor Bamberger. of Utah. sign- ed the resolution passed by the Lcgis- lature to submit in 1918 the question of state wide prohibition by eonstitu- tionai amendments.
 Alexander Schuester, of New YoTK' convicted of killing Mrs. Rose Zam- kin. was sentenced to die in the eiec- fric chair during the week beginning April 9.