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Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

The reports show that the Germans are being pushed back on the western front but they are going much slower than they came.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

The spring drive in this country will be centered upon seed planting. Over in Europe 1t win continue to be shell planting.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
OTHER VIEW POINTS

Connecticut may be a very small state, but it has some very big men, and if the rest of the country could Rrandegee we would have a nation and senate to be proud of-RockviIle Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
EDITORIAL NOTES,

The man on the corner says: When one figures up the cost of getting even the total shows that it never pays.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES
rAx NOTICE
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE TOWN
 OF PRESTDN:--

OF PRESTON:-
 All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Preston, State of Connecticut, are hereby notified that have war rant to levy and collect tax Of eighteen f1s1 mills on the dollar on list of 1s16. due and payable March 1st, 1917; also warrant to levy and col- feet all personal taxes due in Preston, Feb T. fs17 each Of such persons be- ing assessed the sum of s2 as his per- sona1 tax
 All persons negiectine this nctice must be proceeded against as directed by the laws of this State.
 And for the purpose of collecting and receiving the above taxes I shall be at the store Of JSF. Richardson. Preston City. April 2. 1917. from II a. m- to 1 At HaIiviile store, April 2. ist7. from At George Mansfeld's. Poguetanucl<, April 4 1917. from Il a. m. to p. m. the same day at the Insane Hospital At the Town Room. Long Society April 5. 1917, from II q. m. to ?. m.
 After May l. 1917, interest at the rate of per cent will be added from the time these taxes became due.
 Dated at Preston, Conn. March IA
 B. F. BENTLEY. Collector.
 R. F. D. No. s. Norwich. Conn. mari 4Th
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

The highest salaried Methodist preacher in America has resigned his big church in New York city to go in to social work at about half his former salary:
 This is worth mentioning because most people like to fling 1t into the faces of preachers that a bigger salary usually constitutes the "calr which they heard to another field.
 And by the way-the salary of the average preacher in this country is $700 a year-less than the average me- chanic receives.
 The preacher spends about IS years in schools and seminaries getting ready for his job, besides investing some thousands of dollars in his work of preparation, whereas the mechanic begins to have an income the very first day that he's on the job.-Bridge- port Standard.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

The girl who likes to talk returned to her anecdote with avidity.
 "As I sat there watching" she con- tinued, sT first would see approaching a woman whose outlines in the dis tance were smart and trim Perhaps she walked well, too, and carried her chin up and had her hat one at the right angle. Just when I began to approve her face would burst upon me and smash would go my pretty picture.
 If she were we'll dressed her face usually showed careful massage and cold creaning-but that didn't remove the lines of her mouth that were dragged down at the corners, or a sharp nose, or beady eyes, or a chin trying to conceal itself from human keni Maybe it was her ear that popped out at my gaze like a wing. be certain to wear white topped shoes!
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

President Taft made a breach in that venerable institution by trans ferring all third class postmasterships to the civil service. Now it is an nounced that President Wilson Is to complete the reform by putting all other postmasters under civil service rules.
 The value of this reform is sure to be great and far-reaching. It will, or at least it should, insure that none but men of experience and ability will be placed in charge of postofiices. small or large. It will improve the spirit of the service from top to bottom by aI faithful and capable subordinates. It will promote the efficiency of a vii tally important department of govern ment which has much room for ina- provement.-Meriden Record.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

Lac & oaenpd-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
9SrOf. S. Stcl scc6rt.

grDielt gcltern bon ieinen llnterge-
benen cine golOene WleoaiQe. ~
0ieiel6e mlr0e i6m eou WlaDor
@reiton au ole grilit ge6eftet. ~
Tas lebte CONCERT ser @}uni0ipal-
&opeQe par elm be0elitenoer Gr-
ioIe.
lleber $1,000 @1eni6en wo6nten
geitern 9lben0 Dem Community
CONCERT Dor Dem @aibington W}onu-
ment am 0lt. &ernon-Square bel.
SIS mar oas lcBte CONCERT Der Wluni-
5ipol-&apeae in 0ieier Soiion, mes
balb 0irigent Sobn Sbel inter @lit-
billie BON Srn. 6reoerid u. Suber
elm oortreffli1es 9Srogramm aifge-
iteQt 6otte. Gas Nrbliflim blieb
ou6 trob Der adlte ouf Dem @lose
bis Die lebte ghlmmer, OaS Sternen-
bonners9ico, geipieIt wor6en mar
@rof. Ssel erlebte cine lleber-
roi9ung, ais i6m BON 0laDor %re-
iton cine Nleooiqe ii6erreidt iuurOe,
mel6e Die Mitglieoer Der &upelle &C.
itiitet botten. Sr. SSbel bat ii6 i'm
&oufe ser SaiIon BEL ieinen llntergc'
benen le6r beliebt gemo9t meSbolb
ii6 0ieiel6en cnti6loiien i'm 5u
e6rcn. 9la6oem Oos Niunli3ipol-&ieo
aeIpielt morOen mar, trot W2aDor
9}relton oaf ole Gribiine lno bielt
cine fltr3e 9lniprabe iiber oie erfolg-
reide SaiIon Der @}uni5ipal-&apelle.
glm S6luiie ieiner 9leoe 500 CT Die
eoIoene Nie6oiae aus Der Sai6e lno
beitete oieielbe an Srn. SBels 9ruit
Der ani6einen6 iebr Ooriiber erireut
lpor. Ger MoDor gratlllirte Dem CSe-
e6rien ino oriidte Die Soiinung aus,
0dB Sr. Sybel aud i'm ndblien Sabre
luie0er ser 9irigcnt ser Wllni5ipal-
&opele iein weroe. 9os $ublifum
erotulirtc Srn. oSbel nit lalltem
S0n0eflotl9en ais ibm bonn @1apor
ole Meoaiae ongebeitet puroc.
Qie eemeinibaitliden @eldnae
meroen anl6einenO immer populdrer,
Oem mc6r @erionen ais geiuobulib
iongen gcItcrn bei Sen Oeri4ieoeneu
&ieoern NIT. Uos Siiien Der Stag
gen Der 9(aiirten 9eiiel oen @rl6ie-
ugnen c6eniolls rc6t auBeroroentli@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Scr gsadlIaiiiafcit 6eIdnIOiat.

Syn Oem SSnqueit, ipel6es geltern
gl6euO bon Coroner Griscoa i'm pelt-
Ii6en Giitrift in ben 500 BON 6rnnf
9iuiiea, 2S Sabre alt, bon gtr. 2424,
@eit-9oltimore-Stro unp @Omaro
@. @allomap, 27 Sabre aft, bon glr.
1898, Sio-@ilmor.S .StraBe, gefiibrt
murOe, oie om 10. Suli bel elmer 60
fomotib.@rploiion in Ben @loilnt
Characterization ser 9. & 8. -@iien-
balm 10 i6mer perbriibt wurOen, ooB
iie ibren @erlebingen erlagen mo'
den Die @eiHnorenen Oie @ilen6a6n'
@eieaibaft fir i6rer glahIdiiigfcit
berantrportlih, neil iie feinen 9lufie-
bcr in Oem Ceportement, no ser linz
ian iirb ereionete, ge6abt 81 ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Qamafinaer crmildt.

Ger 10 Sabre olte @arren Yarfs
bon g}r. 219, Observation-Disclosures,
mrr0e geItern pd6reno ser Aoraoe
bon Ieteftip O'0onnea bonn Saupt-
quarter mif irii6er E6at ertappt.
0'0onnea mar aif Scr Su6e na6
Songiingern oeren @eiddit beion-
oers bel llm8iigen 6liibt. Sn oer
Baltimore, na6e @acaitr, bemerfte
er, wie Elm ilnger @lam ieine Sano
IN ole 3oi9e BON 6rml Bridget &a6n
bon 9fr. 1919, @eit-galtimoreitroBe,
Die elm &inO ouf Sen 9lrmeu trug,
ltedte. S6neI entibloiien griff DER
@e6eimpoli5iit nod Dem oiebilben
SlrmL bod Forfs 5og eei6pino ieinen
Sfod aus unO rannte Oapon. Grit
noboem er einen baI6en 9lod gelat'
len mar, ipir0e er eineeiangeu. Gr
miro in ser weitli3en @oli5eiitation
leltge6olterL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

benOcs @oor 5u iein. sic purocu
bon oen Serocaitcn Smith uno
&eIlp mo Dem ABoli8iitcn Bates Oon
meitli6en Giitrift perbaftet inter ser
9eitbuloiguns, am 8. September IN
Die Mobnung BON Cora Hopleigb,
Scr. 313, ro.5remont-gl0enue, ein-
gebroben al iein ino aus OerieIben
eincn &ctor. @ronopbon unO 80
Ylotten am @eiomutlpertbe bon $50,
cine Stanoubr uno perihieoene on.
Oere 9lrtitel geItoblen 5u baben. Ole
&lotten iollen ousgeaeibnete iein
Oenn on i6reu &lGngen ergoete iid
geitern QIbenO ole gan8e weitlide $50.
li5eiitation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Gc6cm sur Sader-GunOeutiOu.

9}elm @oltimorer 9ddermeilter be-
ae6en iid6 am fonmenoen Sonntog
uab Chicago, I'm Ooielbit Der Sab
res -Gonpention Scr gtotionalen Ser
cinialmQ bon 9ddcrmeiitern bci5ll-
uobuen, oie bonn II. bis 81. Sep-
tem6cr BORT taot. @tlpa 1900 Sdde-
rci-9eliber in 0en Ser. Staatcn rno
Goua0a weroen IN Ser Gonpentiop
0crtrcten iein. g9i6tige, iiH ollf
Dem 9ricg bejie6enoe 6ragen lperOen
sur @er6anolung fommem Oariuter
ouh sic 6roge, wie ii6 Die 9dder-
meiIter al ser 5roge Ser gtieoriacr-
ietllng ser groOpreiie itellen iollten
Sic goltimorer, oie Die 6obrt noA
Der gminOigen" StaOt MAIDEN limo;
gloolp6 S6lag, G6arles &. y'eoO,
@. 81. @or0ner, @eorgc Wfublo,
Souis ORice, So6n S6miOt 9luton
gSia George 2it, ST. lm0 ". gtel''
he's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
g8eIler ucrfanfte lein Seimr.

8. 6. @eller, ebemoliger @ouOcrs
neurs.G .GonOiOot unO ebelnols Sor-
Iibcr ser Stoots-2anoltroBeu Cont
niiiiion, bat iein @obnbans on Der
%arf SeiebtS 9[penue, in Baltimore
Gountp, an 2ouis 9. 9obn @litglicO
ser 9irmo SodidilO, &obn & SO.
Derfouft. Sr. @eIler bat longe
Sabre oorin gemobnt. 9lls @rnno
fir Oen @erfouf CAB er an ooB ooS
@ebGu0e, oa eS MIR bon ibm uno
ieiner 6rou beiuobnt purOe, ot groB
ici inO iie fir oen gSinter Elm flet-
ncreS @ebGuoe fouicn oocr nietben
milrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
SEiir Gin Seiutocfrdnf.

Gas bon Geo. @iintber gebraute
Bier lit oos bette. 9iele 9enrtbeiIer
ppn Bier erflGrelL OoB es irgenO ci.
nem erltflaiiigen ausIdnoiihen Bier
sleidfommt @cra6e 0os Ding iiir
oen 6aulilieneebralA. Seines 4rc.
ma. beItcr @eidmad mo Iebr ndbr
frditig. 9ireft BON Der 8rouere'
our6 Die neueittn g1ai6iuen abec
flint, po0ur6 aIlgemeine Neinbeit &c.
Iihert mir6. aiite ST. Rboue:
@olfe 90.
(SSuni18.1SiMo. .Dol (AnRl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

%crmiidtc tclcgrap0iidc TepcidJru.
,Sn @oi5mgton recbnet man oor.
aut ooB iib Der GongreB am 4. Otto,
Der uertogen miro.
S,n ser Soloateu. uno N}atro
Gerii1crugsbill iuclcbe 0icic
@ohc nod ongenommen ucrocu
ioll, iino monatlide @enionen ben
So bis $50 uorgeieben.
Cine @eicllidoit prouiaenier
9iirger @aibingtons mill cinen
Club organiiireH 0eiieu 3ued es iein
ioIl, 6ie 0fientlihe Meinma sur 9c.
fdmpnmg ser llnlopalitdt 81 beein.
fhdien. Cardinal @ibbous mar Elm.
gelaoen. fonntc a6er nidt babel ieil.
Gie 9fn6rungsnittel 9ebor)e
enpiie6lt eiuen algemeineren @e.
broud Der aartofiel iiir 9lo6rungS.
mittel5wede an Stelle BON @eBen.
me6l Gesgleihen mill oie 9eboroe
oaralif aAten ooB Die @lild bilIiger
miro.
Sic 9ieaierlntg fat NioBregcln
getroiien oaB amerifaniide Soiomo-
tipen mo 9lr6citer in iaponiidm
S4ifieu nab 0luBlono oeiauOt pcr.
oeu
9hf ser n9nDill~ in Sau Iieao
wurocn G6orIes @}illeru mo sSo6a
Grit, 5mci @lit9lie0er oernSS. g9. 49,
per6aitct.
Inter Sen 6clola0ern, mcldc
am 10. September nod niGt iiir Die
ghiino6uo Ger ueueu 9lefruten ietia
iinO. beiiuoen iib Camp 9Reooc,
Gamp Tir 6ei gSrig6tion. g&.So inlN
Camp Upton ouf 2ong Sslnno,
Die &ereiniateu Staoten 5oben
sic @rpd6hmg @orrdn5o's ais @rdit
0ent bon Nlerifo anerfannt aber elm
Gorle6en an Merifo iic6t nidt aui
Dem &rogronm.
Discount Si6ii imO oie ii6rigeu
@litelieoer Der iopaniihen Commit.
iion ae6en am 26. September nad
gleu.Yorf uno wcroen bon oort ans
@eitpoint 6eiuden.
Sn 0etroit, @li6., lit sic 9la.
loae Der StanOarO Screp COMPANY
o6ge6romt Ger S6ooeu miro ami
100000 eeiA0tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
GSrnn GIincfcIter ocitOr6sn.

@incm lGngcreu 2cioen erlag 9es
Itern W1orgen Irou Sarah Soopcr
&lincfelter, oie @ottin bon @on q.
9liuefcltcr, in ibrem SeinL gtr.tff3,
@eIt.2anoale-StroBe. Srau Slime
felter ItonO in ibrem 50. 2ebensia1r
ais iie Scr Eo0 ereilte, lmO mar Die
dlteIte Go6ter oes 0erItorbenen Srn.
uno 6ruu gSiIlion 6. Sooper. 9llIBer
i6rem @atteu biuterIGBt iie bier
So6ne, Sorr1 s., @iQiom g., Spcr-
ton 6. imo &on g. alincieIter, ipny
iopie cine Eotter, 6rall gilbert s.
Solion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

&onioS GitD. Mo., -. Sept.
GOO gIngeitellte bon gtrmour & 50.
im0 400 bon MorriS & So. bcihloi.
fen, Iid 6cute oen 5000 ousItGnoigen
@roBIcbl0dtcrei i-9lrbeitern Scr Sir.
men @ilion & 60, Slpift & 60,
Guoobp lmO 9iuOOp an. 9eioe Gto.
bliiiementS limo nod i'm Setrieb, bod
lit ibre S6lieBung iuobrideinlid,
falls ii1 nod me6r 9lrbeiter on
Strifern anihlieBen ioQten
@atrid 3. @ia iuht ais 9iepr0ien.
tont ocS @ermiithmgS Bureaus oes
9lr6eits .GeportementS cine S6Ii6-
ting Scr @irreu berbei3ufii6ren.
@uuoes 9iitriftSompalt Gobertion
bat OaS Suiti8.Gepartement in @oi6-
ington bon Dem Strife uuterribtet,
ga ale BON Dem Strife betroffenen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9iesierungS'
Gontrafte iibernonmen baben.
Sie 0Yeet BROS. soap 90" oe'
rem Sobrit ouh wegen zines Strifes
eeidloiien meroen muBte. bot elmer
Grfldrltng oes 9iitritts.9(nmolts 5u-
foIec einen Gontraft, ser o9u &ont
Eomoer 60" 100000 9fino @ID-
cerin au liefern meIhe 5lr Seritel-
lung bon @lpcerinitoffen perpenoet
meroen iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Nlr6r llmcriInner nerlunnNef.

g9ai6tngton -. September.
BUR IeIbcn Belt, ga Sieltenaut
6itiimmons unO orei SoIOoten boH
Sontdtscorps in einem Soipifol
binter Ger 9inie in 6ranfrei6 per-
0angeue @o6e BON Oeutibeu 9om-
ben getootet lpurOeu, iinO 8 peitere
9(merifaner perruunoet moroen. Cine
inn &rieos.Gepartemeut BON General
Yeri6ing eingegongene Gerwunoeten.
Siite beiagt, oaB 5wci Nlam i9per
perpunoet muroen. @s iino Dies MI.
len @oion SolOot 4. Glaiie, BON
Bolton, Nloii.. imO SoIOat gttbreD
3. Nlc9eoo BON 0larlboro, 0mii.
2eibter 0ermunoet pur0en &iellte.
nont &ue g8. g8biooen BON gtew.
9orf, lieutenant &6. 9. Smith, giee.
nab, isis; lieutenant Clarence 81.
McGluire, &anlas-GitD, Wio.; Soloat
elmer s. Sloan, @lmooo. Sno, uno
5oloat Syo6n s. Stanion SiOe Tarf,
W}aI. Die Yilegerin @pa Eurmalee,
lln6efonnter 9lorcfe, un0 Soloat 9i-
ram q. @reper bon cambridge,
N1olI., muroen mir lei9t oerlpimoet.
9(qe geboren Dem Sanitdts-9orpS
al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
gImeriIaniIdle NNemic Iodl entuideII.


8oiton 10. Sept - @elegent'
lid Ger Grofinlng bes GonpentS Der
.9(merican G6eniicnl Society" dit-
Berte ii6 Or. @iGiam $. glidols,
&orliber Oes Counties fir G5enHifo'
lien 0es 9tationalen 8ert6eioiglngs.
&ot6cs, iebr ent6uiiaitil6 iiber Die
9eiItingsiG6iefeit ser beniiben Sn.
OuItrien OeS 9onoes inO iagte II. ~:
nS9ir boben ms aif Oieien arieg
unO ieine 9lnforoerinaen idon ieit
mebrereu Sabren Oorbereitet Oenn
mir io6en porms, pelhc @enoung
sic Giuge nebmen miiroen gSir boz
ben Die 3uoeriiht OoB pir pieI 5rm
@epiunen oieies arieges beitragen
tonnen imo NIT ali iinierem @iIien
nit Ser Sd6igfeit. es 5u uerpert6en,
perOen mir i'm qepinnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Gcidafts6dnicr 5critSrt.

@ueno89(Dres, 10. 6ept.
|cridieOene 9lods OeutIder &C.
idGftsbGuIer in ser Goue 25 0e
WloDo murocn bon eiuem W1ob ange-
ltedt itn0 boIlltdnoig oerltort. Ole
ar0Bte 9lufreqrng berridte in ben
lmtcrcn StoOttbeilen. Ger 6eritorte
oelltihe Club bate OoS ih0nitc @r.
bouoe ser oonoen Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
gInf bcr snde nndl gleaer6anOit.


0ic @oli5ei bon Gotonsuiue lit ei-
frig nit Ser Su6e nad Oem geeer,
melAer SRI. 0}arceaa SurBer nidt
peit BON i6rem Sein in ser MelDin.,
Tienitag glbeno aneefa0en Bate
Sri. Surter, pelde cine 9ronfen-
pilegerin inn o@unorp Sanatorirm~
in GatonspiIle lit, bate ibr Seim per-
laHeil Inn nab 0em Snititut sirii.
fe6reu. MS iie on cincm einianen
Elob oorbeifan Iprab lie ser 9tegcr
an ino oerlan9te i6r @el0. gluf ibre
@eigerung 500 Scr gIeger Elm Stiid
Eld] aus Ser Said6e in0 OerIucbtc,
0asiel6e iiber i6ren GopT 5u merfen.
Sbre Siilieidreic idredten ieoodj Oel
ibwar5en 6aaunfen bon ieinem Tor.
boben ob uno er entflo6. Sergeant
Foelmann uno 4oli5iit Garcg ourb-
iud6ten nit elmer gln5o6l BON 9emo6-
nern ser @egeno 0aS nobeqclegene
@c60I5, fonuten ieoob oeS idwor5en
@egelagerers niAt 6ab5oft perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Staliener snriifac6rndlt.

&6ilip Sopino, Elm StoIiener, ser
i'm Ofto6er oorigen SSa6reS einen an.
oerer Staliener, 6ronf 9iasco, in oel
@raititroBe nit einem Meiier lcbens.
geid6rliH Oerlette irno Dor cinigen
Sagen in @bilaoelpbia pcr6oitet NOR
Sen mar, muroe geitern glbenO bon
0eteftip SammersIa na1 Baltimore
5uriidgebra9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

iter; 8. S6neioer, $. W}er9ebenn; %.
3erropsti.
G6ed-Gomite: 9lug. &o0er.
5inon5-@omite: g(. @oper, s..
Merge6enn.
G6iir-Gomite. ). 9ono, g. GG0cr-
LEM 81. @rdb,, $. Sreti9, s. 9}ota
%. 3. &forti6, 6. Brandt, Or. 9.
Meper, 81. 9leBer, 6. g9olf George
9reper, @. @. Stii6r.
&irt6idoits-Gomite: $. @}idlid,
@eo. 9lapieL Sol. Ei9p, 6ran5 Gier.
5umeit, 3. Solider, s. 9raus, $.
0liGer, $. 9lou.
SrotipurItitan6: 6. Sti6tenot6, S.
S6laiG, $. 6ii6bad, Is. &iiner.
&eeel-Gomite: SEQ. 8errowSfi, Is.
Sell, 9lug. 3eis, 9iuo. 2ude.
Ean8-Gomite. Sarrp Sddid, 9S.
&biele, 5. @orl 3. @iutler, 6. @ler-
oe6enn.
9ftsIoiltnsS-GOmite: s. G0rcn.
Nrof 8. s. 0ietri6, 6. Srinitc, 3.
E0ae, s. Streu6el.
81 rion's" g8interpro-
gram m.
lleber6eugt oobon, 0aB feline Set
li@feiten uld in anoeren SoIen bonn
Yublifum mie frilber Itorf beiudt
mcrOen miir0en 6ei6loB geitern
9[6eno ser @eionoberein n9lrion" bel
ieiner in 9hguit @ogeners Soae,
SiiO-@oDltraBe, obgeboltencn Ser
iommIitng, oue feline @interfeitliG-
feiten in So5o3er'S Solle ob5u6aIten,
ln0 5mor miro er Oie folgen0er Gage
fir ieine 6cIte belegen: @r0ffnun9s-
Gon5ert Wlittmob, Sen 5. Geaen-
Der; @eibnaAtsfeier, 0tittpoh, 0en
26. 0e6em6er; 9[beno-llnterboltung,
@littmoc6, 6en 23. SSomuor; @losfeu-
ban, W2ittuod), sen 13. Scbruor, lm0
S6hiB. .Gon8ert, @2ittipod, 0en II.
glpril.
Nlit 0onf milroe Elm SGreibcn
0es Clubs ngintradt" aus g8aI6ing-
ton oufeenomnen in melder 0ieier
onmeloet, 6oB er im Sfto6er nob
Baltimore fonmen meroe, unO amor
in 9(utos, ino sic Soffnllng aus.
iprod, ooB ser 9(rion-@ort oie @lit-
Glie0cr wicOer 10 goitfrei oufnebmen
mer0e, mie Dor cini9cr 3eit, ais iie
iit6 inn %orfe berrliG oniiiiirten.
Gincs ser Wiitglieoer iproh jeoodb
sic g(niidlt aus, 0oB sic ogintrGdt-
Ter" wo6rideinIih niht 0oron ge-
0o6t boben ooB Scr @arf i'm Sfto-
Der ibon ni6t me6r 10 re6t ongc-
nebm iein ipiiroc uno ibIug Dor, OoB
man 6os Sdreibeu aur @cantpor-
tllnq Oem SouS.Gontite 0eS &ereins
iibermeiie.
Gin S6rci6cn 0es n9}orOoItIi6cn
SGngcrbunOes4 bc5iiglid ser llrob-
thinning 5ur benntrogten &erto-
gimg 6es SGngcrfeltes mliroe bcr-
leien itnO ser Gerein ftinmte einitim-
mig fir sic @ertogung. SSn ser
SinqihnOe pur6en inter 2eitung
oes &rof. Gorl @oboii 0ic 2ieOcr fir
oie @rfliriion ouf oem 9ompfer
,,0reomlono" on %. September ein-
geiibt. 9rGii0ent &orl &einbarot
fiibrte Sen @oriib imO SefretGr &orl
@rande Oos 9rotofoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
esn 0er 9l66e pon @oninaton

n IN Der gIdbe Don NODin9ton
9a.. bat iib ser iunge 6ormer @m.
@raoleu eridoiien neil er gum Nlili-
tGr0ienit ousge6oben mar,
Gic globrinosmittcl 9lOmini.
iirotion IN @ai6ingtou mia sic
8leiihpreiie resuliren. Gie 6leiih.
Nroouftion 9at abgcnommeu uit0 Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

Gie 80 Sabre olte Gomelio %ol.
mer lm6 ser 80 Sabre olte So6u
Spencer, @eioe bon Ger. 791, Sarob
g[nu-StroBe, ideinen Elm muiiflie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
OeS Ntalicucris g9offe.

g(m 8. September Morgens eeeen
9 llbr fanOen &oli5iiten mti Oen Stil-
len 0eS 9auies 9lr. 81, gllbemarle-
StroBe, Der @o6nlmg BON 5ront
Goncoroio ben I'M Souie ylr. %.
9llbemarleiiraBe, mo6n6oiten SStolie-
ner 9urento g(nolonio nit floffeuoen
Sdnittpunoen al ser S6ulter unO
i'm @elidt. Gieier botte nad Plus.
iagen bon 3cugen NIT ieinem San0s.
mann &incent Getomoiie, Der i'm lel,
ben &auic mo6nt, 5treit befommen.
Getomoiie wurOe ipdter per5aitet lmo
i'm 0itli4eu &ol3eiquartier einge-
iperrt. @eitern mitroe er imter
9iireicbait BON $500 5uut &er5or am
20. September aus Dem @eidngniB
entlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

Gie oSouberdne @roBloge oes lmr
obb6ngigen SrOens Der 0OO Sci
Ions" 6dlt ibrc So6res. .Geriomm.
hmg bonn II. bis %. September IN
2ouiSpille, SEP, ab. Cine gln5nbl
&elegaten BON @arplanO eeben bort
bin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
never HEARD Of Carnival Until
SHE HAPPENS HERE IN time FOR IT

on the charm of the South Sea
islands. ... ..
Compliments Honolulu Press ..
Like all good newspaper people
who have followed the game so
long that they cannot stay away
from the smell OF printers ink and
can hear the l.notype's hum a block
away, Mrs. Gilmer PAID the Star
Bulletin a visit this morning and
expressed her astonishment at'<suGh
a thorough, metropolitan plant so Tar
away in the Pacific.
Il have been amazed at the COM
pleteness with which you handle the
news here" she said, and surprised
at the wonderful amount OF local
sources of an interesting, newsy ma
tire from which you draw"
One OF the many world-read hu-
man interest stories which Dorothy
Dix did for the Hearst papers recent.
ly was the famous Orpet case Of II
Iinois, writing 1500-word lead" TO
the daily chronicle of the trial which
was published in every Hearst paper.
Mrs GilIner has the ability to
draw word pictures Of such tense,
thrilling scenes for those who could
not be in the court room, and this
is what Hearst wants, she says-;.c-
curate representations of the true,
human dramas OF everyday life.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
new HAWAIIAN
MUSIC IS OUT

Ernest Kaai and William c. Hodges,
Jr., have added a fascinating piece or
music to the meIe of Hawaii.
This is a new hula one-step entitled
Honeymoon Isles" and from the at
tractiye cover design, which was also
the product of q local artist, Ned Steel,
to the last bar of the catchy chorus
is as attractive as the name implies.
The piece was written number OF
weeks ago and the manuscript sent to
the publishers on the mainland, but
the finished copies were only received
in Honolulu day or two ago. Mean
while Kaai's orchestras have been
playing the piece at the Moana. Pleas
cnton and other dances and entertain
ments and already there has been con-
siderable demand for copies.
Local music dealers have secured a
supply of Honeymoon Isles" and
these who have heretofore made in
curry for the piece will doubtless be
pleased to know of its availability
A. p. Taylor OF the Promotion Com
mittee was handed a copy of the
piece and expressed pleasure at seeing
a sheet Of music dedicated TO the Sob
riquet which has of late been so gen.
orally applied to Hawaii, resultant on
so many couples journeying to the
islands for their HONEYMOON.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
GAY DOINGS At j.
HEIN|ES TAVERN

The most fascinating SPOT On these
Honeymoon Isles" is the gay and
popular beach resort at Heinie's TaE-
ern, ION the beach at Waikiki" This
evening promises to bring one Of the
livest and happiest crowds that have
ever journeyed out to the tavern.
The Clarence Duo-Miss Margaret
and Will-haye won much popularity
and the Little Lady with the Big Voice
makes the place ring with her catchy
songs and ballads, and Will, the banjo
wizard, can certainly make the iHstru-
ment talk, sing, etc .... ...=
This evenings dirner will be one of
the most appetizing that has ever been
set before a guest. Phone 1886 and
make reservations early as possible.
Everybody is invited to come and join
the merry crowd and enjoy them
selves as never before.-Adv .....:..