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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Edcnrcr gQortmed,iel.

George q. 9lepls pon &olano.
Kart Scr Center cihcs 9lutomobils
uno Der Dlotorraoio6rsr @iaidm ..
Duran Cii.Nonbiire- StraBe, Die
an scr Gde Der 2ig6t. mo GroB-
5troBc mil i6rea @}ni6ineil colli-
Oirtrn acrictbcn in Gin iold biBiseS
iuo IauicS @ortleicbt, OaB iic oaS
@ernnna6cn ocS oiirdl ocn Sdrn dli-
mcrtiom gemadtei %oli5ilicu
Sbwor5mou nidlt bcmcrftcn. Gicier
nn6m bic 6ciOcr @lGnmcr nad Ser
iiiolidcn @oli5ciitatiolL no 0iciclben
eeitcrn @elcgcn6cit erGieltep Dem
9liGtcr Gauit i6re 9eidpcroeu por-
5iltragen. Ger Ridter eutidieo nah
9ln6orcn ser @eioeu, oaB lleplS sic
lIriabc Scr GolIiiion ocipcicu ici,
neil cr 81 iNncIl hI6r mo pculr.
tbeiIte i'm 5u So im0 Soften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
sdncac Snfis.

Der 9luarciier oui 6rau g'orO3oli 5il
finui Sabrcn 3u6t6aus uerhr-
tbcilt. Sin idwor5cr &eoolOcr.
bclO oui Iicbcn Sabre na@ Scr
9iciormonltolt ST G6clten6am &c.
ionOt. 3mei Sabre 3udt6ouS
fiir eincn anOeren SGipinolcr.
Ger t9 Sabre oltc 9lcaer 9ioO.
mono Iasco, pcl1er in 9eglcitun1
eincS nod nibt eripiidten onocren
9ieoers Die 6rou Gliio6at6 9iorO6oii
Dor i6rer G6iire 6eroubte uno ms
9cin iGob, murOe BON 9iidtcr
9lmbler geitcrn in Der 5uciteu glb.
t6einng ocs GrinlinolgeriAts SIT
fiinf Sa6ren 3ucbt6ouS oerurt6cilt.
Gic Siilf5 Stontsonudltc SorrD
". 9Iice imo 9l. ". araus ocrtrotcl
bic 9lnfloge mo t6ciltcn Dem 9ii9tcr
init, OoB Oos Bureau Oes StootS.
onwoltS in ieoer @eiie mit6clien
mcrOe, ser @erbredcripelle sur Belt
eih Gnoc 81 bcreitcn Serr g}ice CT.
iudtc Ocn 9iidter in ieincr glniprn-
dc Gin iolhes ltrt6eil 5u fallen, mel
DIES cine Marnlug in ser 3ufrnit
fir Scne icin mogc, iuelbc 5u abn-
lidcn 8er6retben geneigt mGren.
Ger 9lcgcr Sosco beitritt oic &C.
gen i'm cr6obene 9lnflaee, bod iuo+
ren oie 9ewciic fir ieinc 9ctbeili.
guug an Der SbicBcrci om 1S. Sc,
6ember 10 ii6er5eugcnO, Dob feiu
8peiiel al Ieiner Sdulo mar, Ger
9legcr 6ebouptctc, OaB er sur 3cii
oeS &cr6reHcnS all Scr 9lrbeit &c
lucien lei o6er cS lplroc coniiotirt
OoB auH Oieie glusiogc erlogen mor
Gr 6ottc iogor nod Die 6reHbeit
ocn 9lihtcr 5ll criudcn i'm ouf &a.
role 5u cntlaiien. Ger 9lidter iagte
o9lein Oenn Oieies lit Gin 81 idmer
piegenocs &crbreden, I'M gtahii1t
5ll crpGgcn,~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
@roBeei6p moreno nod

Il I 0 or rgantltrt.
Gie Sreoniiotion Der 0'roBgeidpo.
rcncn ocs Sonuartcrnlins muBte bis
niorgcn pcrihobcn wcrocn oo 3pei
scr Grnannict Ole Scrreu Serman
s.. Gnfer un0 So5n 9t. Sutton, aus
@cidditsrildiihten niht cridcinen
f1lnten. 9ic o6eritc StuOtgerihts-
6anf crndnntc 0eitcrn 9Ibcno 5vei ail-
Ocrc @iitgiicOcr all oercn Stelle.
@ur6c gcidic6en.
5rnu @ornup bon 9ir. 1912,
@anoueritroBc, er6iclt gcltcrn inn
Sireisgcri6tc cine a6iohlte SdeiOnng
Don G6orlcs 8. @ornup, Den lie IN
1904 bcirot6ctc. Der Nioun ioa iic
Dor 5gci Su5rcn pcrloiicn bn6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Mfrs alto SSatcrlunO.

Sic Dauen Der 0DciitidJen unO
oitcrr. .amqor. &ot6e areli5-Siilfsge'
ieuolMtf" gcben morgen ytobmittog
3 llbr i'm @cmeinOebauie on Der Gde
Bon 2crington. imo SoaioooItroBc
Gin aoifcfr1u5hen fir Die 9ein6er
bci Incident 6roii 9lltgulto Got9er,
oic 4rdiioenten oes 6rouenbunoeS
ocs llnobbdueigcn 9iiracrpcreins
BON Mior0lonO~ einen &ortrag ilbcr
ibrc G:rfabumgen in Der oItcn Sci.
mot6 lpo6relo ibrcs mc6ridbrigcn
Shiicntbolts 5nr Srices5cit balteit
wiro. Seoc @ome ocr 5toot mo
cbcaIo sic @crren iino Su cicicr Sc
lcQcu6eit cingcloocn
sSm o0citi6cn Gorreiponocntcn4
iino ocitern bic folgcnocn Soben filr
oic Acknowledgment IN om Gisgc'
filoen 1ibiricr's chigc0dngcn:
4. &noncr . $500
5o5ialiitiibc Sicocrtoicl 100
Sine ocuticbc Muttcr 1000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
lIutcrAnItnnos .gSrolucIicr.

,glNoli0rium' @ebidi one lbaa s mnrtbF'
,,Noroi c. GIpcricuCe"
,,Uuur1" .TDe 0Bcrrp 9loiiom0"
,.Oippp0 tniEc &ouncuiuc mo QSnil0cbloer,
,,NinFDioun Sauocsine.
,,Miuiii,Alabcmic" Giele 2Sode ieine &or'
iicNuin Jdbiic 96O6c: y snir anh gSdrmcr" !.
.,NiuDtia G0n0eOille nn0 gSdn0clbil0cr
,ig'oiinil National Cpern 60" Niellian,
fei Ndnuur NhcnOe, o9lio0" IN Der aHOric"
,9irD Wort enmphUnicsrtmgitcr" 9iiii'
Wod. ben 40. Nunuar, ylDcnpo. 0onjert IN oer
a9Orlc".
.,Noftimorc aNmpbuuc. Ernsitcr" 5reiing,
ncu ~. Sunuar. Goi5ert IN Der oNpric"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

Der rSobn &cIlU ocruotrotildle
Stub Der 81 geoyo' od6ltc Die nod)s
iebcnoci 9'eamien iiir Oas loifcnOc
Sa6r MilIiani @riGctto. &r0liocnt;
goWis @etioalNpa, ldSc.@ralioeni;
Noiep9 &. GHaeo, il, &rotoiollictre.
tat, ,Sanies & 9loic 5inll3ictrctdr;
NenrD Il, yugco, Scbabmciiter 8.
@aciaaIupa IL, Siilis- 1doemcilicr'
Tlrcitorcn golliS gacigolppa, &or'
ilBcr 1geO. Bud, 5enrp 9acigaln'
pa 2oid5 @rouo. Sco Sope35a
@anecomite, S. g. Glmeo, Gorli6er
yco SuG. 1rcO. BUD, Ibonlos Gagon,
Sco Sanej5a &atbr; 6ranf @larma,
gIliiiluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
lrciluilliac ISencrlucGr.gctcranc

Ger y&erein Der 6reimilligen
8eucrpc6r. .@eteronen" Bat in iciner
3o6reS Geriommluug in ieinem
Souptouortier in 9lr. 8, Sorriiou.
StrnBe, oie iolgenoeu 9eomtcn fir
OoS So6r 1917 gelpd6lt: @rdiiOent,
Senrp SeOemon gicc.Brdioent,
Gouio 1ro6an; Sdobmciitcr 9lugli.
'ihs Sirif; protufollircnOcr Sefrc'
tor So6u VI. Berger G6eiSnge.
niclIr George @oi6instpn 6orcnlon;
Siilis-,Sltgenieir, @eorac $. Smitb;
GiiIloS, 6obcrt 81, @cOiicr. Ser Ser.
Gin bat ned II oftiuc Nlit0licOcr
uno 66lt icin S5ulptqiorticr iiir oa9
oll1cmeinc @ublifltm tGelid bon s
ll6r NlorgenS bis A ll6r gladmit-
tags. nit gluSnobnc Der Sonr- lno
6cicrtagc, oiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Scr SgcIttrirs lcatc uOr cincm
Sabre.
81 Sailuar l9i6.

|lah 6citigcr 5djledt wcroen
0ie @ngldnoer BON Ocu Iiirtcn
gcjmunacH Gallipoli pollltdnoi0
Su r1inncn. Gin nit Grllppcn
bclnoeneS 5diii Der @ngldnocr
miro pericuft.
9lm @ir5iicin il oen Gogelen
erobern Oie GcutidGl Elm an q.
December perloreneS Sra6cnltiid
5rriid. iuo6ci iic l,i00 8rau5oicn
gciaugcu ncDncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Ncridlt 6cS 8altimOrc Mcitcr6urcdnS
Ger 6ci6tiefeitsge6olt Der Snit
mar l6 9ro5ent nm s ll6r @ioracus
nnO lG @rojcnt inn s ll6r 9lbcuoS.


glus ocn iibrigcu @nnocs-@ct
9'cobodiungs. .5tationcn wilrocn bic
iolacnocn uicorigitcn EcmpcrotllrcL
sic i'm 8 llbr gcitcru 9lbcnO bcrrib.
ten, bcridtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
DeutTd,c g9ricfliItc.

Sm 6iciigen Sauptpoitant lugern
ousldnoiicbc 8oitiodcn fir foIgenoc
@erioncn nit DeutidfltngcuOcu 9lo.
men, Sobn een6crg, Serrn oieic,
Granf gSciB mo SSobom Score.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Sic6cu SATIRE.

Ger t3 Sabre oltc 9legerjingc
Charles Gcnnaro, ipelber IN Der
@ilmor.. ra6c 2onpolc'Strobc, Die
6ciOen NloO6cn 0loiic Niurrop BON
9ir 525, 9lorO &incent StroBc
mo 9lan9e Sillman BON gtr. SIS,
@6otcoot StroBe, nit cineni &c
polocr beOro6tc, iuuroe bon 9iiAter
@illiams i'm SugenOgeriGt aui iic.
ben Sabre nod ser 9teger.9ieiorm-
nnitolt in GbeItcn6om gcianOt. 9ei
Dem 8erbor itellte es lid 6erous,
oaB aennaro Oen 9ieoolper bon ei-
nem 9leger, 9nmens @m. Glnrf al
ser @eirce StroBe fir 80 Gents &c.
fouit botte. Glarf muroc Onrnuf6in
Dem @eridtsnerio6rcn ii6ertpieien.
Der 9coleiter BON aeunarO, Der
0iegeriuuge Bernard Gueen wuroe
itroiirei entiaiien Oo er nidt on oem
llcberiall 6et6eiligt mar.
@icDer in OoS Bud t6 ans,
Ter y Sabre olte So6n Sane,
pelGer iiH i'm Grintiuolgerid]t iHul-
Oig 6efonntc, eincn Gin6rud in oos
@ci6oit BON Serrn @eo. 9ic6m an
scr Gde bon G6eitcr, uno Bolton.
Strobc gemodlt 5i bo6cn, lDuroc bon
Hidtcr 9lrbler ST cincm Sabre
3udt6alS ucrlIrt6cilt. aone mar crit
'por Orci @lonoten Gus Ocm 3udt.
ballic cntloiicn por0cu no CT cinca
6lpeiid6rigcn Seriliu o6gebiiBt battc
3wci Sabre 3uHtbohS.
SSnmeS =. Wiepcrs, pelAcr cs icr-
fig bra1tc, clli Soften onOcrcr 2ellte
me6rcrc Sa6re I'M y2cpcring Souie@
Gin orbcitsi6cncs Gniein 5u iii0rcn,
ImlrOc gcitern pom 9iiNtcr 9liu6ler
alli jlpci tSo6rc no6 0cm 3udt1uuic
eelonOt, 100 CT nr6citcn lerncn ioa.
NicDcrs botte III ben leBten 5luei SAB.
rcn bic @ntniitbi9fCit oes 8oitors s.
Oi Gpiicr rn0 ccs %oitors Stto g(piB
oHs0cnutt. Gr cam Dor 5uci sSnbrcn
bon @nterloo, 81, nud Baltimore
inO cr6ot lih 81 wieOcr6oltcl Dlolcn
bon Boitor Gutter cinsn Goaar, I'm
nad 2lrbcit al ilId)en, pic CT angub
siu6 Den @oitor 9lpiB lieB CT nidi
in8eIdorcn. 9lls CT o6cr Ocn @cilol
Gutter nit cinrm geidlid)tcn G6ccf &c.
ic6luinocltc, ccrlor oicicr oie @eOul(
lsaio licB sen @loun rrrbaitcn.
,Sncprporutiouen.
Ger StautS 9ant GpmniiiGr 3
! Iufc 0opnc9 gene6miotc gcitern Ocl
eyrcibrici scr oBonf pot 5purroiuS
! &oint", mclMc nit eincm g(ftienfupi
iol pon 100000 incorporirl luorocl
lit. Gie ,Sucorporutorcl linO. Ga!
gear 9lad., 9icc Erdiiocnt oer Isl
Aclitp Irltlt Go.~ uHo Gircftor ocr
.Giti5cns liotionol 9aif" Snnc'
I G. Senbagen, bon &obcrt Garrett q
So; @corse @eemS @ilionS, prp
mincntrr g(nndlt Sohn 2. @ibbS
ron ser ,.Giti5cns liotional 9unf"
mo 9llbcrt 3. @ra6orL @icesEr1li
ccilt Der yGiti5cnS 9lotionol 9onf.
GcSQlciGcn miir0c scr ,Srcibric
1 Der 0Staotsbonf pm Grorpc" IN 0al
bot.Goiutp glitGc6ciBcn. Gic Ban
bat Gin glfticnfapital bon $1,000
mo bic Girettoren iinO: N'corgc u
Gcgter, 1r, SnmeS v. bob, @illior
". Simpion Or. Miaiam 2. Sa'
moir mo s. Sronflin 8ofer. 0e
Sebtere iii ser belonnte YaiebulipiC
Ter inO eil S59pie9eriobn OeS @crr
Soon Gib1ltrc, 0es c6cnaligc
SclrctdrS or irii6crcu StaatS.gn
neutrality-suspicious..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Ninh iiir lIanea gInac aaNlcn.

Diit eincn blauen 9Ill8c ais DC
meisiiibrmg iagte geilcrn 6rol Moi-
tic Grill ge9eu ibrri @attcn George
gS. Grill. bon 9}r. 20i6 Clipcrs Stry
in Der iiiolihcn 8oli8eiitation aus.
Cir 6cidmerte iidb Del 9iidter &anit
oaB ibr Monn in betrnnfenenl 3u-
itonOe naH !Sauie oefomWcn lei uno
i1r einen 6ouitihlae ms 9lngc ac0e-
ben 1attc. Grill mliBtc $40 imo oic
Soften fiir onS 6ldllc Nliiae bcrap.
pen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

Lcll NSuDTcll pCBtuDell. 2eI SlIuBClls
Gcinigungs. Gommiiidr braAte in Ici-
rem @criht cud 5lm 9lusorlld, bob
iein Qeportenlent bel Scr llntcr0riid-
rug elmer GinOcrldbmungs.@p epidemic
I'M ocr9nngenen 5ommer criolgreitb
iaitbalf.
Gen5crt in N}aDors.
Nurcnu.
Gic aopclc 0cS ,.Golluu6ia-Bar
&nabcn.GlubS~ BON Can 5roncisco,
40 anabcn oic cine 9lciIe orr1
gimcrifa MAIDEN unO sic llnfoitcu
iclbit 6e5a6lcn, iuOcm iie in Sbeotern
duitretcit cricbicncu gcitern Diorgcn
nit Ser aopcllc Ocr ct. M}orien,SSn-
(iitriei6uIc in Diouor &rcitous 9u-
reou lnO ipieltcn einigc Stiidc. Der
@iapor bceriiBte Die anobcn lmO
Nanfte ibncn iiir Die mIiifaliidjc Car
ficting. 0ic Gna6en ipiclen oicic
gSodc i'm Observation-Disclosures.
GrbGlt aiiciior B 0 ten.
9ln 5teal bon Srn. George s.
@lo6ool, ciucm 5obne ocs frii6creu
MoDors @iobool, purOc eeitcru Serr
So6n 9ollin ais 9liieiior i'm Stcuer-
9[ppeaotionsgerid)t ernonnt.
&eroronung miro 9utOe-
bciBen Wer6en.
3pedS Ger6eIierung ocS 6ra6t
uerfc6rs ser Baltimore & S6io.@i-
icu6o6u Npii6cu ocr DIT mo g8eit.
icitc ocS Soliens, miro, lpic Niopor
9Srciton geitern beEannt madte, in ser
nGbiten 5ibuug oes StaOtrot6s Oic
@eroronlrng. melGe Scr Giicn6n6n-
@eIcaId1ft oos 9lcht gic6t, @eIeiie
in scr 9rciiOcntsS Strobe 81 Ie9cn
Gutge6eiBen iperocn. Die glnno6me
ser GcrorOnung, pclbc ihon Die
5peitc Seilnq erbolten batte, lUurOe
curh 3uricfpcriueiilng al Oas Der
fcbrS.Gonlitc oes Staotrntbs otfge-
Ido6en, ga sic StoOtoerpoltlma be-
fiir6tetc, OoB bic Gldne Der 9. & 8.
Sic 9ldnc Der Stootoermnltimg in
8r5ug oilf sic 81 bnilenoe itdotilhe
Gjiirtelbo6n frciBen miiroen Gic
q. & 8. miro oic @elciic bon Ser
@rottitraBc Ourb oie 9reiiocntitroBe
bis sur 2opcaiter. .Strabc leoen BON
100 ais oie Giitcrmoagons oircft na6
9oclit.Eont mO 3ort Gouington
ouf 1GGrbooten tranSportirt ucrocn
f0uncn.
@roBcrc Muiicrro6rcn
fiir sic @ap 2 traBe.
Gas @ailer- 9cportcmcnt bcgonn
qrltern nit Scr Scguug BON i6 3oll-
! gSoilcrr0bren in Ocr @up.StroBc,
iwiidcn 9crington-Str. mo 9tortb-
slucnuc. Die s, s, 10 mo II 3oll
QroBen gsniierr6breu crluieien Iid
EHt ais groB Genug, lm ocn 9eOari
Der piclcn @eld1ultsbouler nn oel
Ciop.5tr. IN beiricOiecaoer @ciic 81
Iicicrn
\ StGDtiiHe 9lrbeitcr wcr.
Scn ant be5allt.
Tns Noiisr. Icportclucilt, OaSa2Ot
/ girbciter icbr potbmcnoig brandtc
bate tros ocs bo6cn 9o6ncs S@'Die
| iiGfcitcrL Die Scntc 81 betonlnlcn
Gic itdOtiiHeu ylrbcitcr crDaltcl
S2.25 pro Eag Oicjcuigcn oes @ai
icr Iepartehcnts cnlpiangcll abe
l.2S Gcats pro 5tm0c, nnO Oa JIG &c
po6iHicb ldagcr ais $ Stinoen pr
\ Sag orbcitcn peroicncu iic gcvuobn
! lib ollgcbidbriitlicb iIbcr $50 bic sSo
br. @aiicr Sngcnicir Sec crbiel
cme groBcre gln5obl Nidnner pol
elmer W1iinitonsidbrif pcldc Gent
iniolgc Mangclo an 9irbeit cntloilcl
inuBtc. lln9cidDr 400 Qlrbcitcr iin
gcgcumdstig in @aiicr- Tcpartcmcr
! bciAditigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
GunnrMailf. nno llnteranna.
5lMt6.
g;cttcronSiidJteu.

Sir Morplono rno 0cn 9iItrift
Gulinlbia bcitc fIar, ctlpos fdltcr
MO iiiopclti9c 09in0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Gdiifsfartrn

non unr no6 0cutihlanO rmO
OcItcrreib-llnGar iibcr &otteroam
uuO glem.yorf. @cIoierOungan nad
europa.
SbeU. $. 9iensr e So,
2i7 Sf.guItimOrc.Str.
(9SSr8is-) 243 sHo-SrOOSmas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

Vibauugnten, bic ben ,,DeWtlnen NOrrsip0n.
benicH" nidli phniunl obeg nnftgeImahig er.
halteH, Inb 9ebeten. Der Office baDUn per Sele'
ppun uber ImEliuln WsittbflnH1 iN maMtN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
@nniaipaL. gIadlridltcn.

GotraBeu 9leini9ungS Gomuiiidr
@m. j. 2arfins iparte i'm Der.
gangcneu Sabre Ser Staot $780,
fl9t2. Sin GROCER 5ooloei-
icber @orten BON 9hlsen fiir Bal.
timorc. @r6Bere @aIierro6rct
in Scr @op.StraBe.
StroBeu 9lciniounas Commit.
lar ISM. 8. 9orfins 6dnOiste bel ocr
aeitrigcn Sisung Der DcpartemeutS-
G6efS MoDor 9Srciton icincn SSabreS-
bcri6t aus. @s lit oaronS 5u CT.
ic6en, ooB S5r. 2arfinS i'm pergouge.
ncn Sabre bon Dem i6m bcwiligtcl
SctroG $S9,tt9.t2 iportc mlo an Die
StoOt luic0cr o6lieierte. Seit 0cnI
Sabre 1912 ipartc Sr. 2ortinS Der
StoOt $26Lt7t.19. Gos StroBcn.
rcinigungS- 9epartencnt crbielt Der.
i6ieOene SnItalitomobilc I'M lcbten
Sabre. Sm uergongenen Sabre mlB-
te 0os Dcpoytement 600 mebr Sunoc
ln0 226i me6r &oben nls in friibe-
rcn Sa6rcn bceraben. Der StraBen-
6ciniglmgs .Gonmiiidr brohte in ici-
ucn 9criAt cud 5um glusorud, bob
iein 0eportencnt bel Scr llnteroriid-
pug elmer ainOcrl6bmungs.@ .@piocmic
i'm ocr9an0cnen Sommer criolgreid)
llitbalf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

Gos eeiAcu6ca1nguiB 0eS om
Sonniog in iciucm Sciln. 9ir. SIT
9loro.@orep Stroijc, ucritorbcuen Cr.
@omorO Gei6monn, OcS beriibulien
9Sroiciior ser 1oberen @iotbcnlotif
imo 5pracbcnnnoe uno @riinOcr
Der ipcit6efonnten Geitbnlom'S gor-
bereitungs.S Shulc. iinOct am Nlitt-
nod 9lobnlittog bon icincr @o6-
nun9 aus oui Dem oIruio 9ii0ge
6rico6oi~ itott.
Cr. GeiGnionn wor I'M So6re
1914 in @eiien.GoNel 9eborcn lalo
ihloirte chi Ser Scioel6crger llniper.
iitdt oui luclGcr cr Oas Cottoroi.
plom ocs @biloiop6ir crbiclt Sier.
oli ivanberte or nnb ghucrifo aus
ino blicb in Neiu 2)orf lis sum
9luSbrildl OcS 9iirgcrfrieges, un iucl.
dem CT oftipcl l6cil no6m. 9}oh
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
UNCLE sam Wants so
WILMINGTON MECHANICS

Fifty Wilmington mechanics are want
ed at once for service in the Enlisted
Ordnance Corps Of the National Army
Applications from men between IS and
30 years win be considered, but no man
between the ages of y and 81 viii be
privileged TO enlist after December 49,
In fact. eulistments must be completed
before that date As II requires about
two days 10 put through enlistment
papers. December i3 viii be the last
day that applications can be nled with
certainty Of the applicant being accept
cd.
Pay ranges from $40 TO s6i2O a
month, depending upon demonstrated
ability and place Of service Enlist
ment is for duration Of The war only
In addition 20 regular pay. free quar-
ters, rations, clothing, bedding, medical
and dental attention are provided by
the government.
Formerly it was necessary TO apply
direct TO the chief Of ordnance for per
mission TO be examined at a local re-
cruiting Office Now, arrangements have
been made whereby applicants may en-
list at the United states army recruiting
station. at No SOS Market street this
city. Information about ordnance ser
vice may be had by writing TO Samuel
Wesley Ions. Evening Bulletin Build
ing, Philadelphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
] lMES PATTERSON lies
IN PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL
leclal 10 THE EVENTNG JOTfRNAT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del. Dec 6.-James Pattcr-
son, Of near Smyrna. died I'm q phia-
ldelphia hospital Tuesday morning
after a long illness at the age of 90
years. lie is survived by four sisters
Miss Sallie Patterson, Of near Smyrna;
Mrs. John Maburey. OF Dover. and Mrs
Robert Powell. Of Wilmington, and Miss
Louisa Patterson, Of Smyrna, and by
| two brothers. John Patterson. Of Smyrna.
and George Patterson, of Wilmington.
II The funeral took place this afternoon
llfrom the home OF his hrother-in-laNv
lIClinton Ransom. with interment in
IlGlenwood Cemetery. Smyrna.
II Thr Parent Teacher Association met
lin the High School room on Mo"day
evening, with the president, Thomas
III Watson, presiding.
II Personals-Nrs. Margaret Let OF
| Pittsburgh. Pa is visiting her sister,
II Miss Agnes Cummins, here.-The Rev.
Ill., NJ. L. Eckard IS visiting relatives
lin Baltimore.-Misses Isabelle and
Laura Hutchinson have returned from
a visit Of several days in Wilmington.
Miss Louise Van Dyke. OF Ridley
Park, Pa. was a recent guest Of Dr. and
Mrs. John W. Clifton and Mrs. Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner W. Price and
Miss Lillian Speakman have returned
froma visit in New York and Stamford,
lC0nn.-Nfrs Elizabeth Thorn. Of Cam
den, ~. j. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William j. Doughten
The Smyrna Red Gross Chapter has
recently systematized its work by secur-
Iing cutters In the evenings. thus pre-
pairing work for tho members Of the
surgical dressing class in the after
Moons
Five persons have offered TO form an
! other surgical dressing class, which
will be organized soon.
Hospital shirts and pajamas are be-
ing made by the women Of the town
who are not members Of the surgical
dressing class.
Miss Rena Williams, chairman Of chill
drens work, has from twenty 10 TWEEN
ty-ilve children in her class They are
now knitting wash cloths and squares
out Of wool for ambulance robes and
cutting gauze for waste absorbent
pads
The following officers OF the smyrna
Benevolent Society were elected at the
annual meeting, held at the home Of
Miss Susan r. Colt: President. Mrs.
John II. EIoffecker; vice-presidents. Mrs.
Joseph Smithers and Mrs. Joseph VIII
lams; secretary, Mrs. William A..
stevens; treasurer. Mrs William w.
Tschudy; visiting committee. Mrs. Mary
L. Boyd, Mrs. George W. Stevenson and
Mrs. Brady Cooper; distributing agent.
Mrs Andrew %. Cole.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
CLEANS THE BLOOD
TONES THE NERVES

The gratifying results attending the
faithful use Of the new medicinal com
bnation, Hoods Sarsaparlla before
eating and Peptiron after eating are
seen in purer blood, stronger nerves.
improved condition Of the whole sys-
tenn.
They are results that make this course
Of treatment the most economical for
sufferers from impure impoverished
blood. weak, unsteady nerves-nO other
accomplishes so much for each cent ex-
pended
Hoods Sarsaparilla and Peptiron aid
each other. and to take beth is 10 derive
a four-fold beneilt.
II q laxative is needed in connection
with them. the gentle and thorough
Hoods pills should be used.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
eWoRps AND MUSIC

Words and Music the new revue
which Raymond Hitchcock viii produce
at The Playhouse for three days begin
ming on December A., is declared 10 be
the best which that eminent comedian
has yet produced The fact that the
company is headed by Raymond Hitch
cock and Richard earle would be enough
to crowd The Playhouse il there We're
no others, but IN this instance the sup
porting company is one Of the best ever
gotten together There is no question
that Wilmington Is going 10 be delighted
with this new production.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
Save Coal AND keep
WARM: GOVERNOR
WHITMAN Tells HOW

by The United Press.
ALBANY, y. Y, Dec 6.--Save coal and
at the same time keep warm. Gov. Whit
man says it can be done. and has issued
"a list Of "donts and does which he
urges New Workers to follow in firing
up this winter. The Governors sugges-
lions follow:
Not burn coal in an open CRATE.
Not have every room heated; close OF
spare rooms.
See there are no cracks at floor line Of
furnace, permitting air leakage into ash
pit
Keep entire fuel space Of range or
furnace filled; thin fires mean waste.
Feed fire and shake crate at regular
intervals; two OF three times daily is
sufficient
shake down the ashes before adding
coal: stop shaking when the first bright
coal drops.
Don't leave feed-door draughts open.
Keep the ashpil empty; sift all ashes
to recover good coal dropped through
CRATE.
Clean fues frequently.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-12-06
WELCOME council
HAS Anniversary.
Thomas C. Appleby and the
Rev. Zach w. Wells
Make Addresses
PLEASING FEATURES
MAKE UP PROGRAM

Welcome Council. Junior Order
United American Mechanics. last night
celebrated its twenty-ffth anniversary,
with "a lareg attendance Of members
and their guests. r. was a happy night
for Welcome Council. which is one Of
the largest and most prosperous lodges
Of the order.
Past Councillor Thomas G. Appleby,
charter member II Welcome Council,
made the address of welcome, and the
Rev. Zach W. Wells, pastor Of Wesley
w. 4. Church. also made an address. A
pleasing musical and literary program
was given. the numbers including:
Piano solo. Lillian Moore: Donovans
Orcehtra; recitation. Daisy Baker;
musical selection. Era Mailman. reci-
taton, Pearl Person. solo, Howard
Grey; recitation, Elizabeth Morris:
piano solo. Mildred Mohler; violin solo,
Walter Leipole; recitation, Elizabeth
Timple; piano solo. Master Lervy
Goldsboro; violin solo, William War
ron: recitation. Harry Rossiter; mus-
cal selection. Pauline Jones; violin
solo, Irene Peacock; recitation, Pearl
Davis; vocal duet, two sisters; piano
solo. Oscar Gale; recitation, Helen Guy
er; piano solo. Alice Rutter; vocal solo,
Era Schafer; duet. Elva and Catherine
Jester; vocal duet. Irene and Mildred
Peacock; piano SOLD. Edward Bunk;
vocal solo. Mary Kirk; recitation Anna
Rooster; piano duet, Edna and Elsie
Leipole; whistling solo. Joseph Ros-
sitter; piano solo. Edward Bunk; reci-
tation, Grace Saddler classical dance.
LORNA Mortlock; piano solo. Florence
Clarey; vocal solo Edgar Peoples; Sc
lection, Helen Guyer; vocal duet, Bea-
trice and Hazel 'Fellowfleld; piano solo,
ID. Marvin Jester; recitation, Marian
Johnson; Charles Chaplin; vocal solo.
Mary Kirk.