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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03


Sod immer nidt Ooll.
Cas uiete 9}eoimant, BON wel6em
0os critic Battalion gelicrn 5un
0icnfe .irgcnowo i'm Staotc" beor-
BERT muror, braudt nod imncr 200
Nlonn, e6e cs sic Notwithstanding
3u6l bat. Ros critic Battalion be-
ltebt aus Oen Gompn0nicu u y 8
uuo 3 uno nebt inter ocn Som.
mcno6 oes Gberli-Sicltcnants 5il-
bert.
6 gfcftriidc @crfe BEN adj +.
Sic @eamtcn ser u@erniplpania
glcrtric & @oper So" in Mc6ollS
6crrp, bel Sort 1epoiit 9o6cn iiir
sen Shut ibrcr 9lnlagen @ddter
auigcIleat, mclde sic itrengc &ci.
Illnq 6u6en, ScOcnL auBer oen Pin.
gciicQtcn, Oen 3uiritt 81 pcrpeigern.
3wri groBe Sdciupcricr, pon Oenen
eincr oni llicr oes Susqne6anna-
6liIIeS an Scr Norf. GorntD-Seite,
scr onocrc an ser gcgcniiberlic9cn-
0cn Seite i'm 9ancnitcr.GountD ulf-
ocitrat lit. oerbrcitcn mdbrcnO Der
Clmfel6cit 1oges6cllc iiber oie 9rii-
de oil 0icicr Stcllc Gie glnldge lit
cine ser grobten 0raitccntroIcn inn
9an0e, meldja Baltimore, SarriS-
blrg 2ancaiicr unO piclc anocrc Cr.
te nit eleftrii1cr &rait imo 2idt
periorgt
@clocr fiir 9lm6uGan3 in
Sranfrcidl.
0ie 3oglingc Der uSomc.SduIe"
BON Sort Iepoit 6obea oie Sunnnc
BON $71S.75 fiir oaS amcritaniide
Doipital IN 6ranfrriG deianmcIt,
mclbar al Robert Bacon in 91cw
}urt iibgrlpieicn iOnrOc. 3pei iril0c-
rem Stiocnten Oer 1hulc. wcl@c
isb dion Dor einiger Set irciniliiq
}um 9fnbman5oirnit gcurloet 6oticn
mo in Stanlreid t6diia iino, BAT iiA
ciu dnoerer SETTLER anoeidloiien, ser
ieB nad europa abreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
NlnnisipoI- gladlridJtca.

|tNNtOtFNl~S StNuJ tuJtNNf
@erorommg iiir oie Stelierirei6eit
bon peri6nIidem @ieentbrm BON
Gorporationen imo 6o6rifantcn
dngefcrtigt. II StdOt- -@rofltrator
,Sielo empfie6It Sen gou elmer
ggoffenbone auf Dem Giuic Sen.
ter-9(reol am 6aGswo1.
Dlo0or Ereiton ionOte geiteri an
&rdiiOent sSo6n Su6ert pom 5lpeten
9fat5s5meig elm S6reiben nebit elmer
Drr6ereiteten 8eror0nung, oitf @rimo
meIder oas perionli1e @igent6um
tGn 6abritanten mo Gorporotionen
iIeuerfrei peroen miro. Die Steier.
ireibeit be5ie6t ii6 audi ouf @aaren
Die alii Eager liegen, 10 oaB Die in
8rage fonImenoen Ferionen uno Gor-
porotionen nllrA ASteuern iiir @uin0.
itiide SIT be5abIen brolhen. Die Der
oronng ioa am Sanuar 1919 in
aroit treten. Ger MoDor boiit, oaB
bis 81 oieiem Gage aud oie Sta0t
qrenaen euueitert woroen limo. Ole
9Serorommg wuroe BON Srn. Subert
bei ser geItrigen SiBuu9 0es Staot
rat6s uibt eineereidt.
Cine Soee Oes Sto6t.
@rofurutors.
stoot. grohirotor 9. 9. 6icIO
ianote eeitern an WlaDor 9reiton Elm
Sdrei6en in mel9em er cmpiie6lt,
ooB iid Die StaOt nit ser Staatsy
Sieoicrllng in @er6inOung ieBt, INN
cinen g(ustaui6 bon @rluoihiden 81
gege 81 6rinqcu. Srn. 5ielO's SOee
it, oaB ser Stoat Die @iuic Center
Girunoltiide, 5miihen 6oll5ma0, 6ap-
cine, 5reOerid- imo Serington.Stry
ilbernimmt ln0 Der Stoot oas 9lreal
Gn ser gfort6. rm0 D}arplouo.9lOe.,
oas fiir oic ncllc Gcgiments6olle an
ocfaiiit mor0en mar, ii6erldBt. Der
Siaat fonnte Damn cine prddtige
@aiien6oQe AMI Dem GiOic Center
@um0itiid 6oueu rno Oort mih 6ie
Itoatlicben @ureaur lnterbringen.
Cic BON ser Staot 81 bauepoe Son
pcntions. lmo Gon5ert-Soae ioate
nibt I'M @ci6GitSoiertel, ionoern in
ocr 9tG6e Der 9}ort6-gluenue liegen,
mcinte Sr. 6ieIo gr crtldrte 'ieine
SSocen in ousiiibrli6er @eiie.
0te @ldne 5 I @enniDlpa.
mia giienbabn.
9ei ser geitrieen Siblng Ser Ge-
portement-@6eis crfldrte Sngenicr
G6os. s. @itts BON Der 9lb5ugStanel.
9l6t6eihlna oes StraBen6au-0eporte.
ments Ieinen geridt iiber Oie Fldne
ser @cnnipmania Giienbd6n.@eiea.
idlaft. Gr idote, BOB Die 9lngelegen'
hcit iorgfdltig 6ebanoelt wer0en Ioas
tt, ga etlpoige 6ebler, melde lett be-
aanoen weroen ipdter ni6t me6r eut
Qemad]t mcroen f6nnen. Sr. FittS
lit ser 9(nlit6t, 0oB Ole %ennIDloanio'
9o6n i6ren 6ieiigen Setrieb lnbe'
eingt eleftriiiren imo Dob tie mmoe'
items einen GioOuft iiber Oen Colbert
8a6n6of, am beiten on Der Gentre1
Strobe, ais oirefte GerbinOlngsllnie
spilden SIT uno @eIt bouen iollte.
Ginen @aiiagier -8abu6of im @e'
idlGitsoiIlrift baIt Sr. @iits ni6t fiir
notmuenoiq, es ioate ober ser @elell'
id,ait ni6t crlaibt werocn, OoB lie
@iiter5iige nod ocm @alOert'9obn-
6oi 6ringt, Inn oieielben BON oleienI
9silnftc aus oif oie @eleiie Der 9loro-
licbcn Central 9abn 81 bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
uSsitteGs6aG- G-gcrcin uuu Baltimore. Il

Sine ireuoi9e lle6erraidilnq Bate
Der ugSiitelsbah Serein~ Qeltern
9lbeno, ais er ieinc 8erIanmllno in
gSoacncr's &aae 5ielt. llncriuarte-
ter ySciie fri3icn in ieiner Nlitte gum
erlten Dlole na6 longer aranf6eit
Der Sice-%r6iiOent Nlott6ios 0iem.
Frniioent 9Ioan @6b bieB i'm I'M 99a-
men oeS GerCins pillfonnen. 0elc-
got gum 6llnabb. 9iir0erperein", Sr.
D}idael glidel, leQtc ieincn @eribt
iber Die Icbtc SiBune oes genamten
%ereins a6. Sefrctdr 9l. N6erenoer
las cine @inlaolng pom .E6olia-
gldlmerGor@ 81 elmer 9l6enolnter.
6alting ltno Gang Dor. 0ic @ittels.
bader werOen inn 9}opem6er i9r 20.
jdbriges Stiftung5ieit ieiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

fiir ainOer iei, unO OaB @lil9, weIcbe
palteuriiirt lporoen lit, cine aniebn-
lide GuantitGt i6rer gfo9rlngsfrait
perloren bat. 9luBer0enl fam nibf
geiagt mer0eiL OaB ale &ranf6eits-
Ba5illen, pclde ole N3ild entbdlt,
ourd 0en BaiterriIir- @ro5eB getoOtet
meroen. Or. 9ea6 empiie6lt, oaB
oie NliI6proou6enten Ntil661poler
mo Ntiitter oaraui atilncrfiam &C.
nacbt werOen, Nlil6 10 reinlic6 lpie
moglid 81 bebonoeln biaige 9lob-
mild iollte ober auf Urrmo elmer
Seroroniug ui1t bonn W}arfte Der
ihwinOen.
Ser nd9itc GeOner mar Sr. s. 6.
SoeD Don @orOenpile, Baltimore
County, &rdiiocnt Ser @oItimorer
Niild6Gnoler. @ereiniglmg. Sr, Speu
licfcrt all 1ieiiNe SoGnoler tGglih gro-
Bcre GilaniitGten N}il1, Oie paitellri-
llrl H. Sr be5elOnete 0le Sorlhrlf-
ten, pel62 0ie Geror0nung 6e5iigli6
ocs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lmO ser oa-
gcmeinen @e6onOhmg Don Wlild, bis
lie gum Gonnmcnten tonmt, ais im-
mtsiiibrbor. 9htr cine @r606lng Oes
4reiics f6unte sic @lilcb6dnoIer in
Stano ieBen Wlil6 geudB Oen &or.
idJriiten Oieier &erorOmmg na6 9oI-
timore 5li liefern.
|aiiel6e ioete S5r. s. O.. @iSner
BON 9lr. 1922, 6runcisItroBe, luel@et
tG0litb 800 0'oaonen Nlildj Uerfouit.
gtub feline AlilH miro poItcitriiirt.
9olte er o6er ge5lpun9en wcroen
ieinen gan5cn Niil1uorrot6 in 6la-
iheu ob5uiiillen baum miiBte er Oen
FreS erbo6en.
Ger %oriiber 0eS GonliteS, Serr
sSobn 9. Spencer, oertagte Inn 5 ll6r
Die &criammhlng bis ndhltcn 0iens-
tag, gtadmittaes 4 ll6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Sur Ser @uli5cibc6SrOe.

Cie 9ubeit0rer BEL Der 6rieoensOer-
iantnllung Oerlongeu nod cine
llnteriuHung. @oQen piiien,
wer Oie %oli5iiten iparen pelAe
10 fraftis Sen 8efeblen ser @or-
geiebten 6olge Ieiiteten. ~ @as
@loridal Garter ii6er Den Sal
5li iogen BAT.
Sr. @uItoDus S6er, IT,, Oeiien
SObn, Oouglos Sber, am Sonutag
9l6cno BEL 0cm potriotii6en 9(ufru6r
Dor Der @auiif.9lfooenie elmer Oerie-
nigeu mar, mel1e bon Oen @oli5iIten
geiblagen muroen, crihien geltern
.9tobmittog in 9e9leitung Ger Ser
rem Bartlett i. So6nion Gopt. Is.
Sarrp Geepes, IT,, Dom 3. OiarD-
ldnOcr Snianterie 9egiment, ln0
@uitaous G6er, jun, Dor Der @oli-
5ei-9eb0rOe, Inn iic5 iiber 0os riid.
lidtSloie 8oraeben Der &oli3ei 81 be-
i6lperen. Sic llnterreOung Onlerte
lingeiG6r Is Olimten inO fon0 bin
ter periblolenen S6iiren iiott. Sic
Boli5ei-@omnliildre peripraden, cine
eingebenOe lInteriuding oli5uiteIlen
gSaS ser Wtarihall iugt.
Niaribdll @orter iagte geiteru
95a6mittag, OoB bic @oli5ei bel Oer
llnteroriidrng Oes glufru6rs mr
i6re G6uloigfeit rnO @flift getbou
6dttc. @r babe 0eu 9efebl 3um
9reiu6aueu nidt aege6eu Seoer 30
li5iit iei a6er beredtigt, licb 81 Oer-
t6eioigen, io6alO er angegriffen mcr,
sc. Sic @oli5iiten iinO ie6r putrio=
tiid.~ iu5r Der @loridall fort, oe6en-
10 BIN iG. gSir iinO o6er oerpiliAtet,
Menidenleben 81 beid)iiben, menn
tic IN @efa6r iinO SGtten mir Oic
por oem G6coter iieGeuoe Meugc IN
mdren iiberlicb einige MeniAcn um'S
Se6eu gefommen"
Gem @eri6 tSDcti iobren
il bernie ien.
Gle iungen ShlOenten, melde Ourf
abr @ebabren oie 6rieOensOerianm-
hing in Der 0}liif-2(fa0emie miilo-
item ino ipdtcr bon Scr @oli5ci Der'
6aitet mor0en pareh lpllr0en bon
&idter 9ren0el in Der noroweitIiheu
GoIi3eiitotion lpegcu 9lu6eitoritne
Dem @cridtsperia6ren ii6eruieien.
Sbre 91amen iino; Gorter o. SS-
burn IT,, 10 @eit-9ieaO-StraBe; 60
iepb 9laiion N}uir, MierrDmount-
&oaO, 9lolanO @arf; @illiom Sip.
ton 32t Git-9}ortb-9lpe.; Douglas
Sber, 1t01 ct. GauI-Str.; 2eonarO
Sber, tt01 ct. Eoul-StraBe; 2ouis
Mc9. WlerrDmon, @odeDspille.
Gie @relie iubt uatiirIi9 oas 9e.
nebnen oicier 9eltte auf allie m0qli1c
&eiie 81 beid0nigen, inOenl lic bic
iel6en ais wobre &atrioten Oa6in-
iteat, ia iel6It ais @idrrDrer. Sn
Dem @iier, oas @n6lifim IRE 81 fiib-
rem gebt lie 70 wcit, oie 4oli5ei fir
Oie auirii6reriidbe S5ene oerantwort.
li1 81 MAIDEN inOem ie iid Der an
gebli6 geua6ten @rtIdrlng 6eOicnt,
&oli5ilien' nit Oeuti6flin9enOen 9fo-
men 9rlltalitdt por5umerielL lUeil ei-
ner Der SauptrdOelsfiibrer nit einem
aniippel geidlagcn woroen mar.
9upt. @enrD bonn noroweitliden 81
ltritt, miro bei6uIoiet Oie 8lagge,
mel6e bon Gorter IS. Gs6urne, ST.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

/ ErLrnrnuhiidler g9etterberidlt.

Qlis oen iIbrigen 9un0essgSctter-
Qeobadiungs.S s.Stationcn purOen Die
iolacn0ca nie0rigiien EeHperatnren
be i'm s llbr geiiern gIbeno berrid.
len, beribiet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
lgrO6c 0r6idait, u6cr in ueitcr 7ycrn

Sr. 9anl @ciie aus Stettin Der
ais Sdjanfpdrter in ser 9ieiimira.
tiou 9lr. 300, &cit6routlin-StroBc,
beiBditigt IT, wuroe amDienitog bon
Dem NedtSomalt $. 81. Smut6, IN
Stem gorf. bcnadriAtiat, Bob iein
Cutel In StettiH geitorbeu lit nno
ion 3um Grbcn oes 9lahlaiies einge.
icbt 1ot. Sr. @ciie, Der ii Gperlea
mobnt, fam Dor orei So6ren olS i0
Sabre alter NRann nad 9lmerifa mo
miro niihmcbr mobl iuartcu miilien
bis Der @eItiNeg 3u @noe III, cbe es
i6m udali6 iein wiro, oas @rbtbeil
nn3utreten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

.,Nprbic-. gsnr HrincS' (gfanoebilocr).
,(Jaunn" Lbr Eemptere" .
,oippp6tuhie'- 0duocDine nno gsanoelbiloer.
,,9inrnlnnO 49, H0uneuiuc mo gSanoelbioer.
,.Nletoria" ganpepiue uuo gsonoelbiloer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
Sisnila Sco stuOtrut6cS.

-
Gic Grpeiterun9 oes GiOic Geuter bis
5um 6oQswop miro in elmer Ser
orOmng beontro9t. - Die Selu-
9laep ioll geihloiien wer0en.
Geri6ieoene @ildbGnoler ipro-
6en bei Der geitrigen oiientliden
&erIomnhng.
GrGiioent SSobn Su6ert reibte bel
Ser geitrigen Sisilng oes Sta0trat5s
i'm opeiten 3Weig cine Seroronug
elm mel6e oie Gnpeiterung oes GiDic
Genter 0itlib oes 9iat6bnIieS Dor
lie6t. @emGB oen @erorOmnsen ytr.
576 pom 16. SebrInr 1915 uno gtr.
1877 pom A. 0e5em6er 1916 ioQ Der
Gioic Genter 5miiden Der SoaiooD,
@aD-, 2erington- uno 6oDette-Str.
angelegt mer0en. Tie neue Seroro-
nrng 6eltimmt num- 0aB audi Oas
Gerritorillm meiter oltli1, 3mii6en
2erington., 6apette., @og-Str. rnO
8aQsmop iiir Gioic Genter-3 3wede
Uerpenoet merOen un0 0aB Die 8u0-
act.9e6or0e Oas 9ie6t ba6en ioa
@runOitiide 81 biaigen @reiien ooer
ali Dem @ege oes 3mangsueria6rens
aH5ufauien.
SIN etiten 3Weia.
Ger gertrcter Der 8. @oro, Serr
Somuel 9aI6, rei9te cine Geroro-
nung elm, lDcl6e Die S9lieBung Der
Scm-9laeD, 3wiiben Nonument- lmo
8ren1 .StraBe, ooriiebt.
Ole GorIoge gtr. 395, welde ais
cine neue Seftion oes 9lrtifels Al oes
gtaot- t-@eiebbudes 81 6etradten it,
mtroc in Oritter Seiilng angenom.
men.
9luf @runo 0ieicr geroromuia
miiiIcn fiir idmmtlide 6a6r5euge,
wcl@e oie ofientli1en StraBcn me1r
ais eincn 1ag pro @o6e ooer Ollrb-
Ihnittlid mcbr ais 0rei Wionate in
cinem Sabr benuben, ltaOtiide Sicen'
6cn erIongt mer0en. Gieie @eroro'
ung betrifit 6auptiddIid Sonomir.
t6c, melde ibre Grooutte BON Oen nm
licqen0en Counties na6 Der Stoot
6ringen.
> 6erner ruilr0e oie @erorOmtng,. Die
oie ,Seuer-9 9cGoroe 6ere1tiot, 10 @r.
iat. 5euerue6rleltte nit einem @e-
bait pon $50 pro Nionat, uno 20
Su6ltihtte nit einem 2obn BON $50
bro W2onat onSuiieaen, in Oritter Sc
iung angenonmen. Die Subltihltc
miiiien mouotlib mihOeltens 80
9iG9tc arbcitelt uno 3par BON 8 llbr
gl6enos bis 6 ll6r Morgens. Sr iril-
beren SSo6ren 6cfan Oie 6euer-9ebor-
0e Die Grlau6niB, 90 griaBIeute nit
einem 2o6n non $40 pro Nlonat an
5uiteacn. 9(uf @umo oes iebigcn
8eria6rens werOen Die Soften nidt
er6o6t, Oos 6cuer- -9eportelllent 6ot
o6er ieoe 9}a6t 10 Mam mebr i'm
0icnit.
0ie @il6perorOnung.
9ei ser seitrigen oiicntli6en Sib'
lnq oes Gonlites fir Yoli5ei lno @e-
idnguiBweIcn 6e5iiglid ser @liI6uer'
.orommg er6ielt 5uerlt Or. Seonaro
6. 9eah oos SBort. @r ia9te, DAB
9io6mild OoS Sauptnabrlngsmittel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

lmtB
y9etteransNdJten.

Sir NlarDlano mo ben Giitrltt
Solm6ia bcuie FLAIR mo noromclili'
DE Ninoc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

Tbauncuicu, bic tcn .centden GUrrclpou.
tfnlru" mint phnflllh pocr nnlcaclmdRiu g..
1alitn llna neDcien, ber ffiire SnDun per fes
lfpbDn oDef imrilnldl Wlilibelnllg ~ MAIDEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
BhlttmtnrE s Ohio
5000
9uroy @Do.
un5 5uriid.
SOmmtag 9. 9tpriI.
Mna saraa.

Spc5als8uq nerlGbi Wiouni 9ioDal eabns
boi TO Norm, en'NaDnDol 1.16
Yorm 0ebri bon Qlrab am ielben Idge
nm 6 i6r qbcuos 5urhd. (sIpra)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
gIcridIf Ses Waltim0re Mctterbiireans.

Ger 6eubtiafeitsgcbalt Der Sult
mar 81 fro3ent INN 8 llbr &orgens
lmo lS 4ro5cnt nm 8 ll6r 9lbenSs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03

DentIdJe, Seiterreidlilde nuO 1Insa.
ride 9riesSanIeibeu.
100 Wart nnO 100 @rOncu OnhuGrts.
SbeO. 8. 9ieuer C GO.,
9Rra12) 217 OE-Rnttimors-Ety
(6eb20--) 245 GiiS-yrOOOWas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
@clOicuoungen MadI Scutidlnno
nnO CeItetrcidJ- -ltnaarn

tonncn wieoer Surd ms beIorgt mcr.
ben glee &erbinOimgen Oeriibern
iidere 9Ilis3obluugcn.
S6co. $. 0icner e So,
2i7 Oit-galtimOrc.S Str.
(Mdr524-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-03
6ricocns6eitrcbnnscn ui@t dnfoese.
ben.

9oltimorer 5rieoeus : 5reunoe in
@ai5inston. arieesuorberei.
htugcn in Marplano. Sin
G6eil oes Oierten 9ieeiments meg.
aeianOt. 9liliternpoli3ei Gam.
pier in oen Gienit Der Ser. Staa-
ten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24
AUTOMOBILE MAKER
 SEE RICHER SOUTH
c. (. Davis Finds People Recovering From Hysteria, and Mere
 Prosperity Ahead.

That "the South is bound to be prosperous is the opinion of c. c. Davis of the Davis Motor company, who was in the city yesterday for a few hours to discuss conditions with S. C. Well, local distributor for the Davis cars.
 Mir. Davis is making trip over the country, and had just come from Texas. He says that the people have about recovered from the hysteria' they displayed upon the declaration of war, and that everywhere in the Middle West they are down to busi- ,ness," and making preparations for greater volume of trade. While he found in Texas more evidence of tendency to tighten up" than in his own section. Mfr Davis says it is be- coming realized that there can't be any hard times, especially in the South.
 "Well not see 12-cent cotton in p years,' he declared. "It requires
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

bale and-a-half of combed cotton to make an 1S-inch shell, and they are using hundreds of thousands of these big shells. The demand for cotton will make for big prices. If the South grows it's own food and feed, as understand it is attempting to do, yours will be the most prosperous sec tion of a prosperous country"
 MT. Davis said that Germany is using a wood pulp as substitute for cotton in the manufacture of explo- sives, and that he recently met a friend, who had just come from Lux embourg, who told him that the Ger man artillery had lost 40 per cent of it's efficiency because of the substitu- tion. They've got to have cotton war or peace," he declared
 The automobile manufacturers, said MT. Davis, are working to full capacity of their plants. His own company has $1 100000 worth of steel and iron in it's warehouses, and is taking all it can obtain, anticipating bigger demand as a result of the prosperity they feel sure will increase.
 "So far as we are concerned" the manufacturer said, i've would well come a little slackenirg up-it would give us an opportunity to catch up with orders. But there is no indica- tion that business will slow up. The people of OUT section have recovered from hysteria. and are down to busi- ness. There cant be any hard times."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

Why go limping around with ach- ing, puffed-up feet-feet so tired, chaf- eG, sore and swollen you can hardly get yourshoes on or off? Why don't you get a 25-cent box of "Tiz" from the drug store now and gladden. your aortured feet?
 "Tiz" makes your feet glow with comfort; takes down swellings and draws the soreness and misery right out of feet that chafe, smart and burn. "Tiz" instantly stops pain in ,corns, callouses and bunions. "Tiz" is glorious for tired, aching, sore feet. No more shoe tightness-no more foot troubles.-Adv.
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How They Stand.
kERWIN WILL SPEAK
 TO EAGLES OF KANSAS

Judge E. J. Kerwin yesterday ac- cepted an invitation from Aerie 909 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, at Arkansas City, Kansas, to deliver the memorial address fer the aerie on Sunday next, May 27.
 It is long and tedius journey, from Pine Bluff to Arkansas City, Kansas, and the acceptance of the in vitation means quite a sacrifice for Judge Kerwin, but he is curious to know how that aerie learned he is a "speechmaker," and decided to make the trip to satisfy his curiosity if he could do no othe" good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

Bowden's triple. The locals won the second game by mixing hits and bases on balls.
 First game R H E Mobile :. ..........013 900 301 O-S IA 4 Chattanooga .. 400 O4O 900 1-9 12 ?
 MOrrissette and Griffith; Perdue, Marshall and Peters.
 Second game R IT K Mobile :. .-....-,...........10o 900 0-1 6 1 Chattanooga :. -.........02l 900 X-3 ; T
 Bennett and Kitchens; Marshall. Merritt and Peters.
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ALEX WINS BY HIMSELF.

Philadelphia, May 2S-Alexander's pitching and hitting featured the game which Philadelphia won from Cincinnati today. Alexander held his opponents to two hits. while he made a home run, two singles and sacri flee, scored the two runs which tied the score, and the run which put him in the lead.
 Score R H E Cincinnati :. ..O1O OO0 O00-1 2 Q Philadelphia :. ...oO1 O10 03x-5 12 1
 Toney. Eller and Wingo; Alexander and Killifer.
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PELICANS WIN ONE.

Memphis. May>23.-Memphis could not hit Walker with men on bases an New Orleans won the last game of tho series here today, 4 to 0. Higgins single, an infield out and sacrifice fly gave the visitors a lead in tho third inning. Walkers home run, driving in Higgins ahead of him, ac- counted for two runs in the seventh inning.
 Score R H r New Orleans .......OO1 900 21o-4 z Q Memphis .- .... 900 900 000-0 , ?
 Walker and Higgins; Hoyt, Mccall Barger and Ruel.
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WHITE S0X WIN FROM SENATOR'S ON WILD THROW Boston Bunches Hits in Three Innings and De-
 feats St. Louis
 
 Results Yesterday. < Chicago 2, Washington 1. Boston s, St. Louis All other games, rain.
 Where They Play Today. Washington at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Cleveland.
Where They Play Today.
How They stand.

Chicago, May 23.--Chicago defeated Washington, to 1. today, in the first game of the series. A wild throw by Judge in the sixth inning gave the locals the game. Gandil was on third and Schalk on first. The latter was trapped and was being run up and down the path, when the ball slipped out of Judges hand and went to right field, allowing Gandil to score.
 Score R Fl E. Washington --010 600 O00-1 3 Chicago ----001 0C1 00X-2 6 0
 Shaw and Ainsmith; Cicotte and Schalk.
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REPAIRS TO HOTEL,

Work will begin today on repairs to the Jefferson hotel, the big col umns in front to be rebuilt the bal cony to be repaired and other work to put the popular place in the best condition pushed to completion.
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LOOKOUTS TAKE TWO.

Chattanooga, May 23.-Chattanooga took both games of a double-header game went an extra inning, when Mobile tied the score in the ninth on
 three hits. Chattanooga won out in the tenth, on Sheehan's single and
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JUDGE MEYER RETURNS.

Judge Gabe Meyer has returned from Hot Springs, where he spent a fortnight, and is rested and improved by his vacation. Mrs. Meyer also has returned from visits at Shreveport and Hot Springs.
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NASHVILLE WINS ONE.

Nashville, May 23.-Ellis, although hit hard, was efficient in pinches and Nashville. by mixing hits with errors, won the last game of the Series here today.
 Score R H E Atlanta :. 900 000 00O-0 10 ? Nashville :. ...101 020 02x-6 10 2
 Bressler and Perkins; Ellis and Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

Thecomplaint now in Manila is that too many young Filipinos are turning to the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24
HARDGROVE EASY AND bAR0NS TAKE ANOTHER CONTEST
Pelicans Win Last of Series From Memphis, While
 Lookouts Take a Pair.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham 6, Little Rock 3. New Orleans 4, Memphis 0. Chattanooga 9-3, Mobile, 8-1. Nashville 6, Atlanta 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

Three crops year may be grown in the Canal Zone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24
Where They Play Today

St. Louis at Boston.
 Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Columbus 2, Toledo 1.
 Indianapolis 10, Louisville 6. St. Paul 7, Minneapolis ,. Only three games scheduled.
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How They Stand.

Little Rock, May 23.-Birmingham, by hitting Hardgrove hard in the last four innings, overcame an early lead and defeated Little Rock today, to 3. Hill was wild in the early innings, but steadied and pitched good ball.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24
How They Stand.

New York, May 23.--New York de- feated Chicago in the first game of the series here today to 3. It was the fifth straight defeat for the vis- itors. New York won in the early innings, by driving Vaughn out of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24
Where They Play Today.

Atlanta at Little Rock. New Orleans at Chattanooga. Birmingham at Memphis. Mobile at Nashville.
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BOSTON BEATS ST. LOUIS.

St. Louis, May 23.-Boston punched nine of it's ten hits in three innings today and with the help of four errors won, to 2. Koob got his first hit since 1915.
 Score R H E Boston --020 300 30O-S 10 St. Louis -----000 O10 OO1-2 2 5
 Shore and Agnew; Koob, Sothoron and Severeid.
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CUBS DROP FIFTH IN A ROW AFTER
 WINNING STREAK
Giants Defeat Chicago, While Alexander Over
 comes Cincinnati.
Results Yesterday.

New York 5. Chicago 3. Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 1. All other games, rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

The only woman in Boston who is licensed to drive an auto truck is making use of her unique privilege to help recruiting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-05-24

Score R H D Birmingham :. . 900 002 022-6 10 Q Little Rock . 002 100 O00---3 4 5
 Hill and Haworth; Hardgrove and Chapman.