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to visit the mother of Mrs. Mcdonald,
as we'll as other relatives.
Mrs. Donaldson and children have
gone to Lillian, Ala, for an extended
visit.
Miss Grace Coley is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. c. B. King, of Grand Ridge.
Miss Baker was a visitor to frien6%
in Pensacola one day this week.
Rev. Mr.. Nelson will preach at the
Baptist Church on Sunday next.
Mrs. Finch will leave this week for
Arizona, to visit a brother whom she
has not seen for thirty-five years.
Several fine loads of watermelons
and peaches have been brought in
so far this season.
Our efficient postmistress, Miss Eva
Vaughn, has a new car, which adds
greatly to her comfort and conven-
ience.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
CHURCH DEANS WILL
BE ABOLISHED SOON

London, July 2O.-Deans of the
Church of England, or rather of the
Cathedrals of England, are luxuries
and should be abolished, in the opin-
ion of the Right Reverend Arthur F.
W. Ingram, bishop of London, who
declared that the $350,000 spent year
ly on deans is wasted money. at is
with no disrespect that say it," he
declared, but I believe that the whole
idea of a dean being at the head of a
cathedral and the bishop having no
right whatever in his see, is an un-
catholic thing. In some cathedrals a
bishop cannot even preach without
the leave of the dean and chapter.
There are excellent men among them,
but the money spent yearly is more
needed for the bishops of the new dio-
ceses which are required"
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
PENSACOLA JOURNAL SUNDAY MORNING. JULY
ADJUSTMENTS
'HThe Ne'er- Do-Wen."

While the moving picture version
of Rex Beach's' "The Ne'er- Do-Well"
is not a story of the construction of
the canal, nor a scenic picture, it
pertains to digging a way through
the jungles of officialdom on the Ista
mus for the passage of a motion
picture company which was commits
stoned to produce the first motion
picture play ever enacted in Central
America.
When the Selig Polyscope Company
set out to film "The Do Well, "
by Rex Beach, author of "The Spoil
ers," "Silver Horde" and other nov
els, w. n. Selig decided that in order
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
PENSACLOA WILL
PLAY HUNTINGTON

Pensacola and the fast nine from
the Huntington will cross bats this
afternoon in Maxent park at three
o'clock, and it is expected that a
large crowd will go out to see the
game, The navy boys were defeated
last week by the local team, 4 to 3
being the standing. A feature of
last Sundays game was the work of
Burmeister, who will be seen in &C
ton again today.
Bombay and Lurton will do the
box work for Pensacola while Roe
buck and Warren, the navy's stand
bys will twirl for the Huntington.
Following is Pensacola's lineup:
Griffin, Lurton, Van Metre, Sanchez,
McVoy, D; Villar, Burmeister, Nc
Noy, R; Hartman, Graham and
Angelo.
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to get the real atmosphere described
in the book, it would be necessary
to send his company of players to
Panama.
This was done, and after remain
ing there for some six months, the
company brought back a ten-act pic
ture which is considered by press and
public to be one of the greatest film
dramas ever produced. During the
course of the production we see the
digging of the great canal, the same
railroad and automobiles described by
Rex Beach in the book; the Chirqui
prison which was built by the Span
iards in 1911; the famous Lotera Pan
anna; the Island of Toboga and the
wonderful ruins of the original capi-
tai of the lands on the Spanish main
which the British buccaneer Nor
gan" destroyed in 1910.
The production is full of action
throughout, and although it takes two
and onehalf hours to run, one Incl
dent follows another, and the interest
is unusual and sustained throughout.
The picture will be shown at the
Isis theater for two days, beginning
Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
Beautiful Dane

Beautiful Dancers in The Hawk"
A novel entertainment is afforded
the habitants of the fashionable gam
BLING house in THE Hawk" the Vita
graph Blue Ribbon Feature which
stars the popular player, Earle Will
liams, in the title role. In this pro-
duction, which was directed by Paul
Scardon and which is the attraction
at the Isis theater on Tuesday. Mr..
Williams is seen as the gambler who
preys upon the society folk like a
hawk, giving them every conceivable
amsuement in his luxurious lounging
rooms and parlors.
This particular entertainment is Of
fered by about half dozen beautiful
girls who do a number of. fantastic
dances. Their costumes were espe-
cially designed for the occasion by the
Vitagraph costume mistress and lend
themselves we'll to the intricate steps.
This scene serves two purposes, for
while it gives excellent atmosphere to
the story it serves to lessen the ten
sion at which the audience will have
arrived by the time this part of the
strong, dramatic story has been
reached
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22

meets the Countess Olga Raminoff,
who is in the Russian secret service.
She, in a moment of frenzy, shoots
and wounds a German general, and
Bourke in trying to aid her is seized
also. AS they are led out to be shot
a Belgian aeroplane swoops down on
the village and, dropping bombs, puts
the Germans to flight, as they know
that the French are coming in force.
Bourke and the countese make their
escape and after some time meet in
America. Many realistic battle scenes
are shown as we'll as the German in
vasion of Belgium. Among those
prominent in the large cast are Rob
ert McKim, Wallace Worsley and
Charles French. Reginald Barker
was the director.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
CENTURY

Century, Fla, July 21.-Miss Fam
ME Quinn, who graduated in June
from the college in Waycross, Ga,
has returned to her home in Ham
mond, La, after a delightful visit to
friends and relatives in Century.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and chill
dren have motored up to Atlanta, Ga,
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National Lea que.

National League.
At Brooklyn 2-1; Cincinnati 60.
At Boston 2; Chicago 1.
At Philadelphia 5-3; st. Louis 7-5.
At New York 4; Pittsburg 8.
American League.
At Detroit All; New York 32.
At st. Lous O.; Washington 5.
At Cleveland 2; Philadelphia ].
Southern League.
At Memphis Mobile, rain.
At Atlanta 2; Nashville 4.
At Birmingham 9; Chattanooga 0.
At Little Rock 4; New Orleans 5.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22

paws of the Bear" Stars william
Desmond.
Paws of the Bear" in which Will
liam Desmond will be seen as star,
will be shown at the Isis theater to-
morrow. This new Triangle play is
the work of J. G. Haws and is pro-
duced under the supervision of Thos.
, H. Ince.
The story deals with the adventures
of Ray Bourke, a young American
who is stranded in Belgium at the
beginning of the war. In an inn he
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia /; Cleveland 2.
At Cleveland: K. II. +.
Philadelphia ...............1 !
Cleveland ................2 z
Noyes and Schang; klepfer and
Billings: umpires, Moriarity and Con-
molly.
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Southern Lea que.

Chapman; umpires, O'Toole and Nor
gan.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Meador, Ellis and Marshall; Day,
Sheehan and Picinich; umpires, Chest
nut and Pfenninger.
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WASHINGTON 3; St. Louis 0.

Washington 5; st. Louis O.
At st. Louis: R. H. Z.
Washington s 1
SC. Louis "
Harper and Ainsmith; Hamilton,
Koob and SEVERED; umpires, Hide
brand and Evans.
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AttSbhA6 . - ~"
At New York: X. n. 4.
Pittsburg o
New York .................4 i
Grimes and Schmidt; Sallee and
Fariden; umpires, Rigler and Ems
lie.
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New York 81; Detroit 4.11.

New York So; Detroit All.
At Detroit: X. II. +.
New York ...............3 U
Detroit .............. 8 D
Love and Walters; James, Cunning
ham and Stanage; umpires, Owens,
Mccormick and Nallin.
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Second Game.

NuseCILi DIIe " MY 'IN111
Nunamaker; Mitchell and Stanage;
umpires, Mccormick, Nallin and Ow-
ems.
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Boston 5; Chicago j

bUsIUU D. NIINdBV Os
At Chicago: r. H. L,
Boston ................. U
Chicago II 7
Leonard, Ruth and Thomas and
Agnew; Faber, Danforth, Williams
and Schalk; umpires, Dineen and
OLoughlin. Called end 18th inning
account of darkness.
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Chattanooga 0; Birmingham 9.
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Chicago l; Boston 2.

Demaree, Hendrix and Nhson'
Barnes and Tragresser; umplres,
Klein and Tragresser.
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Watson, HOrstman and SnyueI !,
Oeschper, Bender and Burns; UNI
pires, O'Day and Harrison.
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Schneldcr and OIaTKet z, INus-
sell and Miller and NJ. Wheat and
Myers; umpires, Byron and Quigley.
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Cincinnati 6-9; Brooklyn 2-1.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-07-22
Second Game.

At PHILADELPHIA: R. H. E.
st. Louis ..................5 z
Philadelphia ..............3
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and NJ. Wheat; umpires, Byron and
Ouigley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
!5eirot6s-0iccnsen.

Sobn $. Gromlcp, 25, imo 9(nno
g. 9lImoneD, 90.
gSiIGon Z. Gent, 23, lm0 g(u0reD
DC. gSeIt 9ei0e BON @oi6ineton 8.
Is.
George 6. GdenOorf %, unO g1et.
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@o.
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ga.
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mington, Gel, unO 9(gnes W}ore-
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gina 9(men0, 10.
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goWoro 6. Snitb, "a, unO @arD
g. Sorrell, %.
Carlisle g. 8ooOoIL uno Sue 9.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Gursc Staotneniafeiteu.

Gle erite elmer 9lei6e aorteu-@or-
ten oes ,@rlptD Stoding Club"
fanO aeiiern 9iadnittag i'm r9eIoe.
Oere Sotcl4 ltatt. gs wur0e an GO
Siideu geipielt
Ger r9}orOoit-9oltimore @eriGo-
nerlmgs-Gerein" miro feline nGdite
&eriommlung om Gonneritag in Der
emanuel G6apel an Ger Soiimaui
mo @Oen-StroBe ob6aIten.
Ole Gommiilon fir oiieutIide 9e.
irie6e bat ii9 oegen cine Germebrlng
Ger nSitnepS~ in ser Oit-6apetteitr,
erfldrt.
Gas Bureau Oes 9lftuarS 0es @om'
mon @leasgeribtes mar geItern BON
}Ipplitonten i'm &icen5en iiir oas be.
ginnenoe @ei6ditsiobr ii6eriiillt.
Die bel Dem Dor iebS g8oben ab.
gebdItenen 8a5ar fir ole glaiirten ge-
iammeIten @eIoer iiuO nod nibt per.
t6eilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
GBicasO's Sber6anpt ange6lid
,,ltulOnnf".

G6icnqo, 30. 9lprI. Gine
gluhteaimg angeblider unloDalcr
g(usprii6e bon Seiten @}opor @m.
Sal S6ompion's lit oorbereitet uno
nad @ai6ineton geiauNt woroeu 10
wuroe beite i'm 6ieiigen llnteriu-
dlngsbiirem oes Suiti5-Cepnrte.
ments, Dem Sintou 6. @la6au9b ais
9lbtbeillmes Superintendent poritebt
5igege6en.
SSn Dem 9cport iinO augeblid
8eitungsberidte ii6er oeS @la0ors
9Iusioeen in 9e5uo nuf oie @inIo-
Dung Der britiitben imO fran5oiiiben
Goumiiiion nod Chicago eingeidlol.
fen, wie oud sic glniibten oeS 60
mites bon orei Nlann, oaS am Sam-
Itag Die 9llirnertiamfeit Oes 81.
itriftSonpalts Glpne auf Die Saltlms
Ses N}apors lenfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Sel6itmOrOucrindJ eiuer jnnseu
SeItcrreidlerin.

Inter elmer 9iirgiAoit BON $500
mlrOe Srping 9. &emp bon glr. 3O3,
8eIimooO-glpe., pom 9soli5eiridter
9omfinS in Ger norooitliben Station
iilr elm @er60r am IS. Wloi ieitgebal'
ten, neil er fir einen Selbitmorouer-
iuG bon Sri. @auline @iuters, mel
DIE Dor bier So6ren nit Der 6amilie
BON Q8iaiom 0epfin BON 9tr. 1645,
Slt.glort6-9loe., aus i6rer Seimot5
in Oeiterrei9 no6 bier fam lmO ais
Sole bel Der Sonilie Oiente, perant'
mortf6 iein ioa. 0os iimge DldO'
6en mar onge6li6 nit &emp Oerlobt,
luel6er ibr ia9te, Dab eS ibm porloit.
fla lumoglib iej iie 81 beirat5en,
trotOen er Sen So65eitstog nit ibr
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c6eren Stohuerf, ergriii einen De
ooIper uno idoB iib cine Srgel our6
Oie Iinfe @ruit. SIN 9tutomobil BON
Gemp pur0e iie na6 Dem ct. so
iep6s.Soipitol ee6robt no ole 9ler5te
&oiimmg fiir i6re @eneiung 6abeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Scr in 9}r. 71O 9toro. Sulton9lpe.
wobn1afte @iIbur @dmon miro iih
beute in Ger norOWeItliden @oli5ei'
ltotion pe9en imodtiomen SobrenS
81 Derontmorten boben. @dman mur.
0e geitern gtodmittag bon Folioilt
CHARLES $. Nfiller oerboftet, na6.
Dem er ouf ieinem Motorfobrroo on
Ger @de Ger NtDrtle- uno 2ofoDette-
9(bc. nit Dem pluto bon 0ooi0
S6mobe, BON Slr. 800 @enniDIoanio.
9lpe., 5uiommeneeitoBen mar. 9oS
g(uto mar BON Oes @ieentbiimers
Sobn @lilton S6wobe, oelenft NOR
Oen. @dmon foil ouBer0em eegeu
Die Gerfebrsoori6riften ongebli6
berltoBen boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
|lnt@uiIIiaer sdiiler.strcidl.

glne iDltenlotilhe llnteriu6ung
,olro IN Dem nutbwilligen Streicb
Ger S@iller oes @olptednil6en SSn-
laltlltes gefiibrt, bmel6e om letten
g:llttpo6 Die @eItern Sodldule err
lurnlten uuo our1 ole Sdulbollen
nnlorl1lrten inOem iie potriotiide
%leoer longen uno SSeoermonn bod
,eoen lieBen. GoS HeIultat ser I'm.
lerlubung, mel6e bon Dem erIten
%Solulls-Superinten0ent Charles g[.
@elller gefilbrt miro, fonnte nidt in.
Srfa9rung ge6rodt perOen. 0ieie-
n'9en SAiller, lpelCbe OIL Ger g[ffGre
t9ell9enonmen 6ewobren notiirlid
poS S9Weigen ioOoB wobl nid,t piel
9erausgeIunOen miro. Weit eiuen
ll'n9en Wtann in abofi.llniforu ON
DER Spite, DermutbIi6 einem W1it-
sl'eo oes auoetten-@orps, oronoen
ole Snaben in Oie @eItern So6idule
EN-, serooe ais @o1tor Suob g9irf-
geoo oen Se5rerinnen uno iunoen
Nonen &otbi@IGge ertbeiIte, uie lie
'0rem Sonoe beIfen fonnten.
S'e Folpte9nifcr iongen uno iu-
pelfen IN Den Gorriooren lno mo-.
rem rem troy olIcr 9tnitrensluuqen ser
Se9rer S ni4t bonn @Iube al bepeoen.
Us 0lleb i9lieBIi@ ni6t iibriq, ais
o'e @s,. ,i.loro~eltli3e 4oIi0ei-Stotion Inn
@ulte gu traacn. 9Is sic 8Iour5de
Snl Siu o DER SilOilq6c eri6iencu, porcn
So,, sue Slnorlnslin9e ieOo6 Oerl6mun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
fSrndltrnten. lerhShnnn.

g8olbington 80. 9lpriI.
0ie 3miid6cnItoatlidc SouoelS. Com.
million bat ibre 3uitimnnmg ou ei-
mem Sbeil Der Sor6ermeen Ger 81
ien6obnaeieGi6often oeeeben Ourd
meI6e oieien in ipe6ifi5irten SGIlen
cine @rbobung bon Is Gents pro
Sonne in oen Sro6troten fir @iien.
er5e BON 9innenieebGfen nad Oci
Giienmerfen BON &ennipIuanio uno
Obio erInu6t merOen foil.
Gieie 5rahtroteu nuroen bon ser
ongemeinen Grbobung ousaeihloi.
fen. @benfolls purOen iolhe in oei
9Roten bon &ofes imO @eidtoble,
wel6e bon ser 9(pplifotion ousee-
idloiien maren unO nab Nteeres
uuo Seebdieu beitimmt iinO, &C.
mGbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

SIN 9oitie eines Streites weeen il.
rer &inoer mari @eoree 9loa BON gtr.
tt3, Observation-Disclosures Elm Grinf.
eIas no6 ieiner Srni Senr; 4. 9os
@lnS 5er6ra9 lmO 6radte ser 6ral
cine orei 3oa tiefe S6nittipuuOe inn
9ladeu bel. George muroe per6oitet
mo BON 9fi6ter &anit in Der iiiO-
li1en @oIi5eiitotion sur 3obhne BON
$6.45 beitraft. 6rau g}oa bena6-
ridtigte i6ren@otten in einem Sbrei-
ben, BON i6rem Seine weg5ubleiben.
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@ai.Nampfer.

Baltimore II. @bilaoeIpbia Gam.
pfer.Go." (gricsion.2inie), @ier 1,
9igbt-StraBe.
~gteiu-gort imO Baltimore Srnus-
portation 60, Sub Der 6reOerid-
StraBe.
baltimore Steam gadet 60.
(OIo gop Siue). 9iers 10-13.
2igbt-StroBe.
nMer6onts an0 Wliners' Srons.
portation Sine. agier 3, Sub BON
5iio-@aDltroBe.
n@beiapeafe SteamIbip Cine,
Fier 19. Sig6t.StraBe.
nyorf Oiiber 2ine", Eier 1S. Sight
StraBe.
Baltimore, g6eiapeafe & gltIantic
GoilpaD Co., &iers A, Az, 5, 6
HnO 8, 2igbtitraBe, unO Bier /,
Rratt-StroBe.
nWlarplanO. 3eIapare ano 9ir.
einio", 8iers 2. 3, A, z, s uno Q,
9iabt-StrnBe.
n&olbeiter 9teamboot Co., 8Ier
i6. 2iaht.StraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Ole iran5oiiide Gommiiiion imo Ser
omerifoniide @eneralitob. 9e.
5iiglid ser Gntieuoimg BON ome-
rifauiideu Eulppen nad 6ront.
reid.
g9ai6ington 80. 9lpriI.
ga Oas llrtbeil DER iran3oiiideu Som.
million imO Oos 0es omeritaniihen
@euerolItabes be5iiglib Der 6roee
mann omerifaniide Grlppen nah
Sraufrei6 seianOt weroen ionteu,
i6ein6ar melt miseinanoergeben
muroe Ger 6eutieen Goniereu5 5wi.
i6en &rGiOent gsilion unO Suiti3mi-
niIter &ipiant Dem 0ber6oupte Der
irun5oiii6en Gommiiion, beionoeres
Syntcreiie entgegengebroht.
Sic iran50iiide Gommiliare baben
eS ais miiui6cnswertb be5eibnet,
obne Ger5ug cine fleinc omerifoniide
Sruppenmadt uoh 5rantreid 5u
ienOen p1breno Der nmeritaniite
@eneralitob oer 9lniitbt lit, ooB feine
Sruppen geian0t meroen iollter bis
oicielben oonitduoig auSge6iloet w2r.
Ben iinO, paS immerbin mebrere
Nionote 6ouern miirOe.
Sic Sran3olen baben ourdblidel
laiien OoB oieaeidt ciu E6eil Der
W}iIi5truppen Die an Der merifoni'
iden @ren5e Gienit gct6an 6oben.
obne weiteres nod orii6en geianot
perOen f0nnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
lln6eltGtintr NlleLbnnn.

Yon Dom 30, 9lpril. Ole
9ladridt, ooB aonie aouiiantin BON
@riedenIano baloigIt abonnten mer-
Oe, finoet in elmer Gepeibe all oen
nStor1 ans neutroler oipIomotiiAcr
0uele i6re 9eitdtielpg. gs miro
ongeoeutet, ser a6nig lno ole 96ni.
ein soiiroen mabrideinlid in eiuenl
italieniiden Saien lanoen imo iid
bon Oa aus iiber 9auO nad Tdne.
mart be0eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
3SrtlidJcr gleaer!

81 elmer @eloitroie BON $50 imO
Soften miroe geitern ser 26 Sabre
olte 93eger Morris 9lnOrews bon 9ln.
napolis, M6, BON 9iiAter So6annien
I'M norOweitli6en goli5eioeri6t Der.
urt6eilt. 9lnoremS botte ieine 6rml
Become 9lnOrelps, pelbe bier in glr.
225, %ineltroBe, mo6nt nit elmer
Sierilai6e ouf Oen aopf geitblagen
unO iie 5ielmi6 ibwer perlebt. Sn
@rmangellng oeS 9aargeloes muB
Der 9ieoer ieine Straie inn @eidngniB
abbilRen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
g9ieSer nerhnftet.

9(ls eeltern Wforeen SowarO Scott
bon 9laentopu @a., oas @efdnguib
perlieB, mo CT nelm N}onate 5uge.
brabt bate, plr0e er bon oen @e-
6eimpoli5iiten Sing rmo &o6ler Der
boitet, ga er in ser Stoot glaentOpn
unter Der 9lnlHulOigung ltebt, angeb-
lid inter &orlpiegellng iallAer
S6otia6eu 1915 uno in Union Sia
$3.50 erIauet 6oben ioa. Gr murOe
no6 ser mittleren @oli5eiltotiou ge-
bradt no er fir oie @enniplumier
9e60roen ieitgebolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Capt. G6orles Is. SurlcD pom norO-
lihen Giitrift muBte seitern giod-
mittog Dor Der @oli5eibe60rOe er-
i6eincn, ga er onoebli6 ieiu Gienit-
9Iutomo6il fir @riOat5wede benuBte,
rpoOiIrd ole llnfoiten fiir @oiolin
cine enorme S0be errei1ten. @r ioQ
ieinen So6n Der in Ser @oole Gngi.
neering SO. or6eitet, ieOeu Morgen
na6 ieiner 9lrbeitsitdtte ge6radt ba.
ben. 9ielt. @eorge IS. 9ur3, Ser &or-
lte6er Der Garage uno oeS N}oterial.
Depot oeS @oli3ei 0eportemenfs, be-
5ellgte Dab Capt. SurlcD's @aiolin-
llnfoiteu monotlih $3.50 betrogeit
wG6reno Capt. &orpep q. Wior6ilcr
bonn norO0ltli1en 0iitrift uno Capt.
George SenrB bonn norOpeitli1en
Giitrift fir i6re Nloicbinen @oiolin
i'm @ertbe bon $3.50 per Wlonat be-
notbigen. @opt. Surlep CAB 81 iei-
ner Gert6eiOiglng an 0aB er einen
le6r 9roBen Giitrift babe uno ooB CT,
Inn nad ser norolicben @oli5eiitotion
81 fonunen in Ser 9td6e Der 8oole
engineering So. bor6eiiobren miiiie,
peS6ol6 er ieinen Sobn gem06nlid
mitne6ne. Tie @eb0roe eriubte
Capt Slrlep, sic llnfoiten fir ieiu
gluto 10 nieorig pie moglidb 81 bal
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
Sdlueitcr ciueS pI6tlidj OeritOr6eHen
Sdamipielers gcfnnOen.

SSn 6rau ". 5. Carroll in @nrt'
iorO, Conn.,. fonOen sic 8e6orOen
cine Sdweiter oes 60-id6rieenSdaits
ipielers 6ranf @6iaips, pel6er om
%. 9[pril I'M So6ns Sopfins-Soipi-
tai elmer @1agenfronf6eit erlog. g(li-
Der elmer Sunme BON $500 mar Elm
9}oti5buc6 bel Dem &eritor6enen ge.
htnoen moroen, meldes Die 9lOreiie
Ger S6weiter entbieIt. Sic lit mif
Dem @ege na9 bier, nm 0ie @r6idoit
in @mpfong 81 ne6men lnO fir Oie
%eeroiglmg oes SruOerS Sorae ,0it
traeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
llrufeiipr sdnuart fe6rt amid.

YrofeiIor George $. Sdparb,
2ebrer ser OeutiAen Spro6e i'm $50
lptednifum ser am 5. 9lpriI bon ser
S6ulbeb0r0e einen &erpeeis erbielt,
unO bis gum 4. Wloi iuspenoirt wur-
Oe, neil er oneeblib unomerifanii6e
9(euBerlngen getbon Wtro beute
ieinen 0ienit in Der S6uIe mieOer
ontreten. S6wor8 Ieuenete irgenO
mel6e S6ul0 in Dem @erb0r Dor
oen S6ulcommiiidren, bel melden
cine 9ln6abl S6iiler oes SnItitutS
5u ieinen @uniten ais 3eugen err
idienen. Gs cirfulirte 5uerlt Elm @e-
riibt, 0oB ser 2cbrer feline Stellung
oufgeben miirOe, bod oies @eriibt
Wur0e geitern @toroen wioerrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
9lnac6lide @crfcnmlng Sic liriadIe,

% em y orf 30. 9lprIl m 8a-
t6crine 9oIb, sic e6emalige Satin
oes @riu5eu 99aiom &oO3hpiQ. oie
bel i6rer seitern ouf einem nonuegi.
ihen Gompier eriolgteu 9nhlnit 3l.
riidge6alten wnrOe, lit bete ireige.
laien wor0eu, nodoem cine ipe5iele
llnteriubungs 9e6oroe ietgeiient
botte, OoB fein @rlmO Oafiir Dorlieae,
ibr Oen @intritt ms 9anO 81 oerlpeb.
rem. gluf ole 5rage, marm oie
6rau einbe6alten Wuroe. CAB ser
@impanoerungs.@ommiiidr 5reoerid
s. Some einiaH sur 9lntiport es
banOele iid wabribeinlid I'M Der.
femlng Ger @erlon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
g9ieSer (SrS6e6cn in 0tolirn.

9iom 80. glpril. @rneute @r0.
erihiitterltngen muroen beute aus
Monterhi eemeloet. 0ieieI6e @e.
geuO mar crit lebte @obe 0ur1 eht
GrObeben oer6eert moroen. aonig
@ictor emanuel ite6t nit einem 9ei.
trae BON $4,000 an ser Spite ser
Subicriptionsliite iiir llnteritiibung
Der gtotbIeioen0en.