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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
KoMPAN11 c.

Czlonkowic kompanii { drugic,
90 minnc>ockiryo rcgimcntu, ktd
rzy nicdawno p"wr1ciii Z Texas,
o,rzymali r"zkaz azcbv kazdy sic
z"}">il. o>obliwir 81. ktIrzv wvjc-
rhali T. mia>ta. ably SkOrO Zo>tana
wrwzwnni natychmia>t mogli sic
>,awic pod swa komcnde.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
ODNIoSL POTLUCZEN1E REKl

Gdv pan Jan }. GIubka. 55
wsch. ) nj. byl zatrudniony W
SWIM domu naprawianirm masz.y
ny automobi!owcj, reka jcgo zrtk
'nrla sic T. wachlarzcm gdy masz.y
ma bvla " ruchu j odniosi ciezkic
poranicnic. .Dcdno skrzydlo wach-
larza wdostalo sic pomicdzy palcc
TAX zc y. Glubka ME jest zdolny
pracOWac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
1aLA W + RFK1.

DwanastO lctnia Helena kalmc>
c6rka y. Piotra Kalmcs z Rolling
stone, bawila sic W szkolc igla
podczas bawicnia igla sic zlanhala
a jcdcn konicc utkwil W zgiecil
reki. Dziewcze przywiczione costa
to do winohskiego szpitala gdzio
musiano dokonac operacyi. Stan
dziccka Jest zadawalniajacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
zNAJDuJE SIZE W szP1TALu.

Parma lrma NJ. Whomcs, nau--
rzyciclka " Szkolc publiczncj W
Lake City, zostafa przywieziona
do tutcjszcgo szpitala, gdzic 81:
poddala opcracyi Slcpcj kiszki.
|Chora ma nadzicjr wyzdrowienia.
rodzicc .jc!j micszkaja pod mr.. Sal
zach Broadway III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

d6br rzadowych okolo Z milionow
Z szarwarku przesz}o diva i pol
miliona z}otych.
Towarzystwo kredytowe ziem-
skie wypozyczy}o pod koniec ro-
ku 1S2S-125, 1926, 800 z}otych pol
skich W listach zastawnych.
kr6lestwo Polskie obcjmowalo
g dyecczyi rzymsko-katolickich i
jedne grecko : katolicka.
katolik6w lacihskich bylo 3d.
34O,O katolik6w greckich 1OO,-
1000, luteran6w 10000, kalwinow
5000 zyd6w 1907 700, mahometan
i innych sekt 5000.
kosciol6w rzymsko katolickich
bylo 1855, koSciol6w greckich2S7
koscio]ow wyznania ewangclickie
go ausburskiego IS, koSciof6w wy
%znania wschodniego 6, kosciol6w
|>ckty filopon6w >, bonnie zydow-
skich 274,, meczet6w tatarskich ?.
Zakonnicy byli nastepujacy: A.
ugustyanie, Bencdyktyni i Bcnc-
~dyktynki. Bracia Mi}osierdzia j
|Siostry Szarytki, Bazylianic i Der
nadynki, Brygitki, Dominikanjc,
Filipini, Franciszkanic i Francisz
kanki, Kamcduli, kanonicy rcgu-
%larni, kanoniczki, kapucyni, Kar-
mclici bosi. karmclici trzewiczko
wi, KomuniSci, Maryanic, Misyo-
narze Norbcrtanki, Paulini, Pija-
rzy, Reformaci. Sakramcntanki,
Trynitarzc, Wizytki.
Aktor0w bylo zaledwic Ga, ar
chitckt6w IS. 8 bankicr6w, berlin
karzy % (bcrlinkarzc stanowilf "a
}oge statk6w, kt6rc byly uzywane
ma wiekszych rzckach, jak ma wis
lie, Nicmnic, Warcic, a statki tie ma
zywa}y sic "bcrlinkami'' dlatego,
zc w}asciciclami ich byli przewa&
nic kupcy z Berlina), fIisak6w i "
ry}ow, trudniacych sic sp}awia-
MEM towar66w ia tratwach i gala
rach bylo 1924. kr6lcstwo posia-
dalo Sc fabryk cykoryi, % fabryk
wyrobow fajansowych, 6 fabryk
o}owk6w, 295 fabryk papieru i 10
fabryk mniejszych i kiikadzicsiat
garbarn.
G6rnik6w bylo tylko 1852, ale
natomiast gorzelhik6w bylo 2,133
piwowar6w 1907, szynkarz6w az
1881. Me istnicjacy juz pre-
mys} "popielarzy i potaznikow"
mial ]45 przcdstawicieli, a "szpa
dnik6w' $50.
Il inwentarza zywnego statysty
ka podaje, re bylo: koni 1925 ,343,
krow 694,72S, wol6w 475, GAG, cic-
lat. Nierogacizny bylo 7O3,2O7
Chow owiec pod wzgledem jakos-
'ci i ilosci byl bardzo rozwiniety.
Wykaz ilosci wysiewu zboza byl
nastepujacy: pszenicy wysiewano
'212, 719 korc6w, prosa 1896 kor
COW zyta l,406,s29 korc6w, rzepa
ku S,935 korc6w, jeczmienia 3d.
IA korc6w, lnu 34,629 konopi>
2OS,S25 korcow, grochu 94,O45
korcow, ziemniak6w 94,4456 kor-
COW, tatarki 177,O91 korc6w.
DIS sic wszystko zmienilo: lu-
dnosci przybylo cztery razy lyle,
gospodarka przyjela howe mcto-
dy, siec fabryk pokry}a Kr6lest--
wo Polskie, chow inwentarza ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

s wtasa .sr-ini.s.
ftEa s ~ss u -s~eftrt IN
= AaeA las"afesfeh. u
#Afsl agss~ "a ia@fgts laxaass.
" Hszisss " ssalasssss..a "a va
fasfn r Hs#<sA sssiSstra lssS~i,.
ts*h - - sA~ - AaTrnss
fs# As ta}ss@9e $50 t~-s#svA~sa q
ss pssfktssse 4s >stsaAa , fssxsrc.
Ns - fats g~ia1vsr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
NOVA OFIARA R
GARDLA.

Dfuyo lctni mieszkaniec miasta
.i;alrsvillc. Wis. Jozcf johnson.
- lat starry. umarf W piatek pc
p"ludniu ia z%arazliwa chorobe
>trcptococcis. Jest to juz
ofiara tel choroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
1&anO- ofRanintor

9sanoxy ofganisator Fores,e-
sssw n. Peter 1.a>kiel ~ st. Paul
r,rss hesizir do Winonv " ponie-
.1zia,ck " cciu zarganizowania I II
.l~sss, l-snicz,eh w parafii SIX.
~saai~iawa X.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

Mvjcie i szorujcie sic sami ably
uderzycc W zgraje, lccz ME zapomi
najcie' o waszym zoladku, jelitach
ii wnetrznosciach HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain herbata wyczys-
|ci je szybko i chedogo. Sprobujcic
jej tel wiosny. 35c Herbata albo
tablety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
uDonosu OSobNf

Vrtsl. =. oriswsd ae Sparta,
Wis. Cd kilku dni bawi " Vino
aie i Jest rcsciem Prev. lis. ka-
aenika ]. Pacholskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

Parma Hierunima Derdowsln Z
Ninnc~ockicy" Cniwersvtetu. PREY
scchaia dis de Wm"ny ma swieta
Ni.lkan.cnc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
UMARLI.
GRAZ MA s~KRzYpCACH I D.
PADk =

Henry Rollinger, handlarz roy
maitych naczyn ma Sugar Loaf,
wstapil W sobote wieczorem do
r%estauracyi Holgate & Eckert, 121
wsch } III. a zobaczywszy skrzyp;
ce lezace IA fortepianie wzia} je
W reke i .zaczal grac. Odegra1 xii
ka wesoivch kawa}kow i rozpo--
czal grac Home, Sweet Home,
polczyl skrzypce ma strone i u
padi. Mezczyzni znajdujacy sic W
restamacyi myself re on zemdlal,
zawezwali lekarza. lecz ten stwier
dill smierc z powodu wady serco
wei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05

wego podniesiono. co. najmniej pie
ciokrotnie,. p%rodukcya wog6le W
krajn wzrosla O. 300 procent- 4
|przecicz wzrost ten zniknaf W wo.i
ME obecnej, kt6rego, znowu sic
musi dorabiac panstwo potslsie
przcz dziesiatki: lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-04-05
POSZUKUJE PO-
Sadly

Organista, kt6ry INA sw6j zach
poszukujc miejsca. Zgloszcnia pro
SIZE posFac pod adrc>cm 'Wiarusa'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
TAYLOR.

The news Of the death Of John W.
TAYLOR, which occurred at Frankfort
last Tuesday morning. came as dis
tinct shock to his friends and acquain-
tances here. where he has lived for the
past two or more wears. Only a few
weeks ago Mr.. Taylor and his family
moved to Frankfort. where he had re-
Gently purchased the Poplar Grove
Dairy farm and intended to make that
his future home. A few DAYS after his
arrival there he was taken suddenly i'll,
and up to last SUNDAY his condition was
much improved On Monday il was
found that he was suffering from lock-
ed bowels and that an operation was
the only chance to save his life. His
father-in-aw. Mr.. G.. NJ. Lyons. Of
this city was notified Monday after
noon and together with Mrs. Lyons
they motored there that evening.
reaching Frankfort just after the OPP
Grafton, from which Mr.. TAYLOR never
revived. death relieving his suffering
Tuesday morning about seven O'Clock.
lie died at the home Of his brother
in-aw, Mr.. Green LYONS, from which
place the burial will take place. the
interment being in the Frankfort Gene
terry.
Mr.. Taylor is survived by his wife
and two children, Lillian, aged y years
and George. about four years Of age,
to whom are extended the deepest sym
patty in the loss of devoted husband
and indulgent father. Mr.. Tay Ion was a
devoUt member of the Christian church
and lived in Stanford few years be-
fore coming to Lancaster. He was
about thirty-fve years old and was
born in Madison county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
War TAX.
Government viii Furnish Experts To Help
The People Make Out War Tax
And Income Tax Papers.

The new war profits tax and the new
income tax will require an extra force
in Collector John W. Hughes office.
The exemption this time will be 81,
600 for single men and s.. 900 for mar
ried men. On all amounts above that
six per cent will have to be paid m
come tax and a special war profits
tax will be paid on larger amounts.
For instance If man makes Sl2. 900
a year his income and war profits tax
will be 5000. However. you won ~
have to figure out your own income
at all by yourself hereafter. The
government is going to send out men
to help you. 1t will be up to YOU to
hunt up these men who will be sent
into every county seat town. and some
other towns besides. 10 meet the peo-
Pile. Postmasters. bankers and news
papers will be able to tell you when
the governments income tax man will
be around, and where to find him lie
will answer YOUR questions. swear YOU
20 the returns, take YOUR money. and
remove the wrinkles from your brow.
Returns of income for 1917 must be
made between January LIST and March
list 1915.
The Government recognizes. Col.
lector. of Internal Revenue Hughes
aaid toIov .stbat MANI. ,,arCn,g .x,.
rience a coed deal Of difficulty in fill
ing out income tax forms, IL recog-
nizes, too, that taxpayers resident at
points where collectors offices are
not easily accessible. find it hard to
get proper instruction ia the law. Next
year, when every married person liv.
ing with wife or husband and having
net income OF 81, 600, and every un.
married person not the head Of fam
lily and having a net income of 81, 600
for the year 1917 must make returns
Of income ON the forms prescribed.
there will be- hundreds in every COM
munity seeking light on the law and
help in executing their returns. NV
own and every other collection DIS
trict in the nation will be divided into
districts, with the county as a unit.
and a government officer informed m
the income tax, assigned to each dis
;rict. He will spend hardly less than
week in each county. and in some
counties a longer time, very likely m
the court house in the county seat
town. In cities where there are col
lector's branch Offices he will be
there. and in other cities possibly at
the city hall. My Office will, in due
time, advise postmasters and bankers
and send out notices to the newspapers
stating when the officer viii be in each
county. II will be unnecessary for
prospective taxpayers to ask my Of
flee for forms Oh which to make re-.
turns. The officer who visits their
county will have them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
Lancaster, KY, December II, 1917
Rates For Political Announcements

We congratulate the citizens of our
County upon the splendid showing made
in the Red Cross work in the Christmas
Membership Campaign. While our
allotment of 1886 members is still shy
of few, we are now certain that the
Garrard County Chapter of the Red
Cross will begin the new year of 1918
with an active loval membership Of not
less than 5000. The amount of money
which will be contributed is a small
part of the benefit that may be done by
the organization. The spirit of our
people will be kept in patriotic tone to
make the sacrifice necessary to win the
war. A society so strong and so en-
thusiastic will be able to suppress any
disloyalty that may arise in our County.
The work of its members has just be-
gun. Each one should feel the individ.
ual responsibility of winning the war
in every way that they can find and
that may arise from time to time. and
we especially urge that each one shall
condemn every act or word of dislovalty
with which they may come in contact
and discourage all criticism of this
government and its officials at Wash
ington until victory IN this war is COM
pletely won.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
IN MEMORY
OF CLIFFORD G. BOURNE.

The death angel visited tine home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Bourne. Wednes-
day evening. Oct. 81. and carried away
the spirit of their darling son. Clifford.
Had he lived until Nov. IL. 1917, he
would have been 10 years Of age His
life though a brief one has been a joy
and comfort 10 all. He always had a
smile and possessed most kindly and
gentle disposition. oh how sad are the
words Clifford is dead. We all
loved HIM dearly and it was hard for us
to give him up. but we know that he
now dwells where no earthly pain or
sorrow can mar his happiness. Nav
God comfort the heart broken father
and mother and bless the sisters and
brothers is my prayer. Let US strive
TO live a purer life and meet little
Clifford in heaven.
Clifford darling you have left US,
Left US yes for ever more.
How we bear the pain and sorrow,
God alone does only know.
Heaven has now our treasure,
Earth the lonely casket keeps,
But the sunbeams will always hnger,
Where our darling Clifford sleeps.
Clifford is gone but not forgotten.
Never will his memory fade,
Sweetest thoughts will ever lInger
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27

tiful vision of humanity. freed from
expressing and tyranny.
Soon we shall hear the bells tolling
the knell Of the dying year. Would
that they might ring out all the envy,
hatred, strife, injustice, reviling, in
temperance, falsehood, deceit, bigotry.
narrowness. hypocrisy. covetousness
to 90 out into the blackness of the mid
night darkness, to return no more for
everl And would that the New Year
bells would ring in peace, good will
among men. love for our neighbors as
for ourselves, equality of opportunity,
and "a new heaven new earth where
in dweleth righteousness. ~
1t is only question of time when
Gods will shall be done even as it is
done in heaven. For that consumation
we must wait, meanwhile we can sing
with Tennyson:
Ring out false pride in place and
blood,
The civic SANDER and the PRIDE
Ring in the love Of truth and right,
Ring in the common love of good.
Ring out old shapes OF foul disease,
Ring out the narrow lust of gold;
Ring out the thousand wars of old,
Ring in the thousand years of peace.
Ring in the valiant men ard free,
The larger heart. the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be. "
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27

The drafted men who are preparing
their QUESTIONABLE for the Local Board
should be careful in having their pap
ers prepared. The Boards are not res
ponsibe for these over sights or mis-
takes and many who might be entitled
to deferred classification may stand for
immediate call on account Of these mis-.
takes, There is no provision made for
calling attention to these errors by the
Board. 1t is reported that quite mum.
Der of these papers have come min bad
shape and there may be some disap'
pointments occasioned by this neglig
ence. We advise that all persons offer
ing their assistance be careful in thi:
work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
NV dear mother;

SOIntWutIt III L lhhNS
Nov %, 1917.
Ny dear mother;
Have not had any more letters from
you since last wrote to you. Every
thing is o. X. with me. | am still AS
well as ever.
Had letter from Mamie Stormes
and she tells me that Gus has joined
the army along with your other two
sons. Don't you feel rather proud OF
them?
At last | have had the pleasure OF
receiving a few Records" The very
first one had when opened had my
picture displayed rather promiscuously
on the front page. Where do they get
that stuff? don't know where they
could have gotten the picture, unless
from you.
suppose you will have bi. round
on Thursday next, that being Thanks
giving day. We will probably have q
turkey dinner if the present plans dc
not mIscarry. 1t is so unlike Thanks
giving as the weather goes. We are
now having weather that is more like
the last OF September rather than the
last OF November.
Didn't you ask me what | would like
to nave? II you did not am sure chat
you would be delighted to know what
require / wish that sou would send
me some Gillette Safety Razor blades
any little thing like a dozen or two
could use to great advantage some
Hersley's Milk Chocolate and in fact
anything like that that YOU would send.
Small favors are always thankfully
received you know.
met up with lad from near al
home here. Did | tell YOU about III
He is none other than one Edward c.
Flag formerly Of Danville. Ky. was
glad to see somebody from home anC
so was he. l have heard quite Bit
of him but never knew him till now
How are all at home? There is moi
much doing around here ON Sunday anC
| thought perhaps YOU would like e
know that | am still well and in gooC
humor. Give my best TO Mr.. Price anC
7. and to all who think Of me.
Worlds Of love.
Charles.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
THE new YEAR.

Before the Record again goes to
press, the old year so full of memories,
of joys and Of tears, will have passed
into nothingness and the books of the
New Year will be opened with its
pages all spotless and new.
We are glad for the old customs of
fast days, feast days and holidays.
We appreciate the spirit OF the Christ
mas cheer that loosens the tension I'M
der which the world has been strained
almost to the breaking point and now
with the facing of the New Year comes
the good resolves Tor higher thinking
and better living. There has never
been time in all the worlds history
when the call has come so loud for
courage and self-sacrifice. The world
cherishes in its heart, an ideal, q beau
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
TERRILL

Mrs Wade Terril. formerly Of this
courty. died suddenly at her home in
Idaho Falls, Idaho. on December 18th,
leaving beside her husband. two chill
dren. age nine and seven years re-
spectively. The passlng.away Of this
beloved woman. is keenly felt by her
relatives and host Of friends Sin Ken
lucky. where she was SC well remem-
bered and loved. all of whom extend to
the bereaved husband and motherless
children, their deepest and heartfelt
sympathy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
News Of The churcnes.

The Methodist Sunday School obser-
we'd last Sunday in way befitting the
Christmas season. The Junior Mission
AIRY Society had been asked to furnish
the program. II consisted of songs,
readings and reeitations which were
well rendered An offering Of s23. 40
was taken for the suffering Syrians
and Armenians.
At the Ii O'Clock service the pastor
preached on Christmas" to large
and appreciatiye audience.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27

Many vaudeville actress seems
to think she's big thing because she
sings through her nose, like an Gle
plant Exchange.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-12-27
ANOTHER LETTER
From Lancaster Boy, Somewhere In
France.

Friends of Charles X. Dunn, who is
now stationed somewhere in France y
will be interested in the following let
ter to his mother.
Somewhere in France"
Nov. 25, 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
Nrci 9LntunIO6ile ncrbrnnllt.

0ur6 lln0orlibtigfeit in0em Sc
mono, no6 9(usioge oes Srn. alroIe
bon Scr 8. 9. aurOIe &adino6oie 60,
Gin 'brenneu0es Strci@bol3 in Der Ga
ro9e 0cs @enonnten oui oen @o0en
mari lmo 0o0ur6 cine %oiolin-@r-
plolion ocrpriodbtc, 0erbronntcn 8ipei
mert6poQe 9litomo6ile gan5 lm0 ei-
mes t6eilweiie SIS 6efonoen lid iic-
ben Moi6incn IN Dem ans 6oMmcrf
utigefiibrten @ebdiloe an Der Go7tern
ln0 5. 9lpcme. Ger S9ooen am
@c6Guoc 6clduit l6 ouf imgefd6r
$500, 0er@eiamnltIbaOen ouf $1,000.
Ger @rono brod fir5 no6 3 llbr aus
lno mar IN elmer 6al6en Stlmoe BON
Si9blonotomn-6euerpe6r gcl0ibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
SlmcrifaniI6c SO5ialiitcn in StOd-
6Olm angclangt.

Sto6bolm is. Slmi. - Grei
omerifoniicbe io5ialiitiibe GGregaten
Ser internotioualen io3ioliItii6en
6rie0enS-Gonfercn8 limo beltte, mic
0oS bolldnoiib-ifonOinoOiibe Gomite
6efonnt eiebt, bier angcfommen inO
bereit, am Gienitog cine Gonferen5
u63u6olten. Sic omerifoniitben Ge-
legotcn Iino: Wtor @oloforb, Doris
&cinItein uno g. 9obiooOiti6.
@s mur0e feline @rflorung oorii6er
obgege6en, mie Oie Orei 0clegaten
bon omerifonii6en SO5ialiiten Be
gIoubigungSicbrei6en erbielten, ooer
pel9e 9ciugniile iie bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
3nr Icttcn 9llthe ne6cttct.

@s lporcn biele 6reltnoe lnO 9o-
gen6riioer bic geitcrn 9}o6mittog
Oeu init 9lumen gcro0e5u ii6crlaoe-
nen SorG in Oem icb oie iroiI6e
&iille 0cS Serrn gnfre0 g2e6e bon
g}r. 1862, @arfor0 9fooo, 6efono, nod
Dem ct. @ouls-6rieObof 6cgleitcten,
mo ser @eritor6euc Scr fii6len @r0c
cinDerlci6t pur0e @aiior @aul s.
S6nob BON ser 5. reiormirten ct.
&ouls-&irde bielt cine einOrlldsooIle
Sroucrfeier 9es &eritor6enen O3cf-
fen, oic Serren 9(lfreo .9e6nL @eorge
Tc6ni 5reOcrid &err, @erorO 5ria-
0ri1, Setter 2ambOin uuo @ierce
2om6Oin errpieien i6m ais @o6r-
ht6trGger sic letten G9rcn. Ger Ser
Itorbene 6interldBt cine g9ittlpc,
6rou 9(una @e6e ge6. 6rie0ricf, Ell
ne S6peIier, GSrau 9lnno Sbwci.
fcrt, lmo mc6rcre 9teffen lmo 9}i1-
ten. Ger &eritor6ene l1loB oll3u
fri6 Elm niiblicbcS Goiein as, oll5u
fri6 cntriB i6n Der 800 Dem Greiie
ieiner 6reunoe inO 2ogenbriioer. @r
5ottc 8u Den p@lfS" ge5ort, Dem
uS6ielo Of 6onor" Den y@eptoio-
p6elt" oen n0oO 6eIloms" " iu0 mar
Ionge Sabre 6inourb Gircttor oes
Geuti6en 9Soiien6ouieS geDeieu
9htt6 Dem u9llcronoer 9ol- ino 2ci6-
berein" inO Dem u9llenor 8au- umo
&ei6perciu" ge66rte CT ais Gireftor
lett pieIcn ,Snbren on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
Surge staOtncnisfcitcn.

SSn elmer potriotii6en 9(nipro9e
olf Sort M}cSenrD ia9te Capt. Sen
rD 9. Sids, au6 olS Gbief @uono
@oi6oi6io, Elm Sol66lit.Snoianer,
betonnt, 0oB er eine Gompa0nie Sn-
0ioner gegen sic Gcuticbcn in'S SclO
fiibren m0hte. Ser oG6icf~ lit "A
Sabre alt.
sr. S. $. ScotcS lit gum 5efre-
tar Der oSonoelS-9 -9c60r0c~ an SteQe
bon $. 5inolcD 6ren6 ernonnt pOr-
oen.
Gie 9iefrlltirllngSitation bier lit
geltern 6eno6ri6ii9t uor0en, Dab bic
Ser. Stootcn so hinge 2cutc ais
9nitidifier in 9eobo4tmgS 9oaonS
iu6en. Gie 2eute merOcn 5undr6lt
no65ort 0mobo 9}cbr, gciauot, no
Iic oisge6iloct merOcn iollcn
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ou Sonntag in iciner 8rcOi0t in
Dem To6crnofel an ser Gomonoions
9(pc., oie 9e6oupting gewoat, ooB
Geuti9lono in oicicm ariegc uiMt
untcrge6cu mcr0c.
gon 70 9onfen I'M Stoote Morp-
lono Iino nod feiuc 9eric6tc ii6cr oie
2i6crtDs9(nlci6e eingeIolfen.
Serr S. g. Blue, elm 9lgent OeS
g}o6rlngSmittcl Supcrintenoenten
Ser6ert 6. Sooper, beiono ii6 in Sen
letter orei Eogen in Baltimore mo
no6m einc llnteriu6ung ocr Nlci-
ulmgSoeridieoenbeiten 3mii4en Ocn
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oenio6rifeu Dor.
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oie 5p6(ftc So6reS.Gonoention 6eS
2rOenS ser u@o9leS" lno miro NOR
gen lmo 0onneritog iortgcicbt.
Sic 9unnHeiiter-9orie bait belte
i6re Sa6resma6( Ser 8camten fir
1917 an pclde Iib 0os So6res6an-
6ctt i'm uSoteI Gmerion" aui6deBcn
miro.
Son sen 268 &erionclL uelbc iic6
fiir Oos Giien6o6ner-9ie9imcnt in
6ranFrei6 bon sen 9(ngeitetIteu Ser
n9oltinore-Obio-9 -9o6n" gemelOet bat
ten, iinO nur 17S tougliG 6efunocn
worOen Gos 81 iteQenoe 0uota be-
lGitft ii6 olf $50 Wiann.
Gas &ous 0tr. 500, &orf-2loGnue,
1T bon sen hit6eriideu @emeinoen
Ser StoOt fiir io3iole 8wede ange-
fauft mor0cn. &aItor s. g8. @leper
lit 5um Superintenoenten OeS uelen
Seims alserie6en tuoroen
9Gdtje6n G6ineien 6oben i'm Sotalt
oes uG6riitliden @ereins ilnger
@}1uuer4 einc @i6eIflaiie orgoniirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
0}caer feitnehnItcn.

Inter ser 9(ni1uloiglmg, ange6litb
0o8 9(utomobil BON Srn. @m. 81.
9ropn bon SGoi6ington, 9. g., obne
Oeiicn @rlolibniB benubt 81 babcn,
muroe geitern ser g}eger SomeS
Smith BON @oi6ington bon 9G6ter
@odorO in ser mittIeren &oli5eiito-
tion fir Die g8ai6iugtoner 8e60roen
feitgebalten. ST mar bon Sergeant
@tartin 9fuoel bonn mittIeren 0iItrift
al ser G6orleS- uno &oniltonsStr.
oufge6olten lnO no9 ieiner Gbuui-
fcir-Sicen5 6eira9t worOen. Smit6
batte feline iol6e 2icen5, moiiir i'm
9iibtcr &adorO nit $40 uno Soften
6eItrafte.