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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
l15. gSorticbnna.l


ugluSucbmeno gut. @5 fpor bitter
fan, Der ggogcn idloB ihleHt, mir
frorcu lhGnolih. ga inqt Der glne.
rituicr, ais mir ourcb bic 8otsoonIer.
iirobc iabren. &iiieu Sie mas, Serr
aouupliiiar, lpenn Sie es niAt all3u
ella bubelt inO sSrdiilein Bier cs
crlonbt, 10 MAIDEN mir HIS BEL ibt
5uporocrit Elm @las Blni1, icb nebmc
oeu Ggtrntt oaaiI mitl Gr ldBt an Al.
iieni Soocu bolteu. bolt cine 5laihe
Bnnidertlnft, inio ounn gebt es iDel.
t@.
.SyiirMtctcn 5ic nidlt, ucrgiftet 3it
iperoen9~ fragtc Der Trotofollfiibrcr
trodcn
..9}in, fiirs Critic bottcn mir nom
fcincn 8unid, oenn Dos sSrGulenl iii
ia mttcricclcnollein III ocr @ob.
iung, lm0 IN Der Siihc mar fein
;SunIcn Seuer imo feiit Eropfen tDor-
mes g8alicr, mo Die Nltc 10 clcno,
oaB mir ibr niht 5lnnlteu fonaten,
Seuer an5nmaNcn. Ga erbietc icb
mid) bcnn, es 3u tim. Sie mill es
pit6t 3ugcbcn, obcr itb bin ic6on bran.
bcn i'd OoNte, 70 Die bette @elegcn,
belt al finocn, mid ettpos unl5liieben.
Wlpdltc ium ~6er glnerifnncr mctur
gEbii6t nerfcn, oocr nlocbtc CT eS inir
fir lmb0flidJ bdltclt, mid olleiu ber,
ummirtidoftcn 5il loiien, cr fam mir
uodJ i'm mir 5li belfcn, ilto bracbte
oidj nod cinen gan5cn glrm boil Bn.
pier berbeigeihleppt, oos mir IN bic
0od0nlnidine itopfteuluno bermittelit
eines StreiHbol3es ii 9rono iebteit
Damn poften mir nod eirige Sheite
flcines SoI3, Die nebeu Der Wloi6ine
lrdclL ourauf
eA 9hm ober ihnell @aHcrl ruff
.uerIidl ilidbt unIber, greiit nad eli
ueta Gopf uno gcbt oomit al Die
@aHcrleitin9, I'M ibu 3i fiillen Sn
leiuem @ifer itoBt er nit Dem SUB
an Ocn oorlinter oilfgemouerten glus.
pNB, imo Oo f1llt Elm 9tein beraiis,
Der mir loie BARN eeieiien baben
WuBte. SD 0iide mid, iebe mir Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

@cOonfen gcfoBt, Bot iic ielbIt 5uge.
itonoen," bemerfte ocr glmtsrih.er.
sic mo1en fic ipobniinniqr nuir.
melte aonroo iiir iid, mo oonn io1te
er lailt in eincm 10 fIebcnoeR, 10 riib.
renOen Son, ipie DER 3uborer Oicicn
&ieicn gar lidt 5ugetrollt bette:
ySaiicn Sic mid nit ibr rcOen 5icr
nlB cin trollriaer Srrtnuu, cin i'm
ltercs @ebeimniS obpoltcn, mir miro
lie olles ia9en, mir miro cs gcIin0en,
ooS Duntcl 5lI crbellen."
Ger slpitsrid)tcr oitiuorictr i6m
ali icinenl tiefiten 8cDoucru miiiia er
ieincii @inih abidlagcn; p0brcno
Ger llntcriidrmgoboit oiiric CT nie-
mono 3utritt 81 Der @eiongencn &c.
ftattcn.
so crlolbcn Sic ipenigitens, 0ab
i'd on iic ibrcibe."
u9luH oos nlB idl Sbueu rsria.
gen"
o9I6er ioll iie iid) oeun gang per-
laiien gon3 oergeiien mdbnen? Soil
idJ ibr nidt nenigitenS meine innpoH-
oel6ore Siebe un0 Sreic, meinen I'M
eridiitterliben @lnlbcn oil iie Der.
iicbcrn Oiirfen2~
Ger glntsri6ter 5ildtc ole 9ldgIeln.
o@S gebt ni6t an"
o@ebt cS oiA nidjt al, DAB Sie -
OoB Sic ~ ibr meine @riiBe beitA.
lcn2@ irogte Siedliug 50eerno, ncs
lit Ood gar 81 bart, gar 5u graliam
ooB oos arme icbuloloic Yl1o6en jc-
oes Sroites berml6t it,"
Ser g(mtsridlter eutqcgnetc aus
mcibcno, er polltc icben, mas iid) tlut
laiie. Gr nobH iid ober Dor, ole
Sitte oes ibm 10 perblcnOct pridli-
nenoen iun9en NouncS lid)t III Ct.
film mo oaroui 81 iebe'y ooB er
nidlt etiua oilf einent cnoeren @ege
ietncu 8iped crreide, Senn CT vollte
Der @ciongenei feinerlei @rnultiaunQ
5utomreu laiicH, bel ibrcln ScuGnsn
81 Derbarrcn.
(iSortiebuua ioIat) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Der @eoonfe, icocs @cfii6I, ooS ct
nop fiir mid bate, pore cine iHDere
Giinoe!~
@ar 0os nidt bod ein mir in an.
oere glusoriidc gcfleioetes 9efenttnis
ibrer SdulO2
0agegcn beri6tctc oic 9(ufie5eriil,.
mel6e oie @eiangene 3u bco6a@ten
batte, ooB oieie IN oen 9tG1teu, pi6.
reno wel6er iie oiele StlInocit iblof.
los 5lbringe, inter beiBen Srdncu,
nit iiiBen Sc5mei6elt0uen 0cn lSa,
men oeS @elicbten rife, ibni III etner
glllGenblid 5drtli6e goripiirfc made,
ooB CT iie gon5 OergeiieL eon3 Der.
laiicn babe, ino i'm Onnn nieoer mn
Ger6eibung bite fir oaS, tbos iic ibn
onaeton babe.
DWlir 1T cine iolHe @Sfangene nod
gar ni6t oorgefomntcn, iM fam lie
niHt fir cine Wloroerin boS.ea.~
fiigtc Die SSroii bin5u, ipuroe aber bon
Dem 9lintsribtcr Inn 70 rnlonfter SIR
0libc beripieIen, oils CT ielbit leiner
SG1e INNER nod nicbt iid5er ipor.
sd tpiinihte, oieie Gorllnicr.
itdung pdre erit 6lt @noc, brtmInte
or, ues lit ia, Nm oen Geritano BAR
iiber ou oerlieren. WRooc ein 6o1er
@er;dtsbof mogen ii1 StaotSan.
malt, 8erteioiger unO @eidmorcne
oic SS0pfe ooriiber 5erbreben."
@s iolltcn ieOodb nod g8o6en Dcrr
gebcn, cbe oieier @iulib SIuSiic6t nlf
Griiilluug erbiclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

cntllonoene Defining gellnuer an,
nn0 mir fonlmt Dor, olS ltede etipoS
oarin Der 9lincrifoner iu1t Mid
5llriid5lbolten, ober ib bin ibneller
Tel Der Sano uno 5iebe oieie 5laiNe
bernor.
ng9oS ut oenn ooS2 g9os iugen
Sie oenn oo5u2 fragte ib mo 1islt
ibm Die 5loide inter bic gtaic.
sd babe ieIten eilen W1enldcu 10
eridbreden ieben ipie Den 9lmerifaner.
ugllio ooh 9lIip ood)l Das int.
gliidlide @2dobenl SD Dob's ia
pobl gefiirbtetl rilft er, obne ooron
81 oenfet pelbes 3ngeitdnonis er
mir mndtc. SSm n1hiten gLiigenblid
Bate er oos @ort lpobl fir iein gan.
5cs 9ermogen 3uriidfollfen ln0geu.
@r bat uno beldipor mid, ni1ts ben
ocm 5un6c laut iper0eu Su laiien,
inlO iogtc, idj nt06te 70 biel i1 ipollte
fir mein Gdmeigen forOern. ga,
id) babe ibnt oic geleioiqung, Die iiir
mid ooriu lag. uidt ipeiter libel ge.
nomineii, cS gcihob olles IN Der afiteil
9roBen 9eitiir5ung aber Die 6lnidJe
befom CT notiirli1 nidjt bcraiis. -
gllis oem Biinibbrnilen iurroe nun
nidts, cS NOR lnS pbnebin tporil ges
mug geiporoen. glls mir init ser
fSlulbe IN Die Shlbe fofnen friegte
Die 9IItc @einfrdirpfe lno lngte, cs
mare ibr gleid) 10 geipeielt, ais bdtte
iie olBer Der BON ibrer gii1te geoff-
neten 5loide airidioft nod cine &C.
bobt, lie b1ttc ober iiidtS oopon iogelt
'mollen, ipeil iic bod nid)t geiDnBt
b1tte, pelde 8emanotnis eS oolnit
Bnbtn f0nHte.~
yllno ga bcteuert oic WfenIr6en,
SAB iic bel Der &crnebnillng tic
@obrbeit ino iliHts ais Die refine
@obrbeit lagenl~ rief DER 9Intsric6.
ter. oaeiuem fam man glnibcr,
niernono i6eut iih, oie @obrbeit oit
berounfeln, tpcnn c8 in ieiten &ront
pabt; es ipor bod cine onoere &eit,
mo Doumi9rouben nngelebt meroeil
fonnten. CD
nGleiuiB, mr. teine Reiiere,~ luari
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

G6orles q. sIuoerion 27 Sale.
thorpe DlOy mo Gt6el I2. S6iplcg,
10, Dc@6erion @lo.
@iaiom Cohen y, lnO sSonnie
S6neioer, 10.
Sorxo @. Soa %, Rospcbura,
DlOy lmo 9}aona g. Gileu, 19.
Sli0cr @. Su6borO, %, Sam.
6rio0c No. uno Nloraorct D1. San.
i6np, %.
GOworo SC Gomptc, 2s, St. @}i.
@acls, @lO, amO Soa 90. 9eouoro,
"a.
So6a S. @liaer, 81, imO 9}ooni
Gulilp @ua6, 81.
So6n @}iuer, 81 (gSittpcr) uno
StoniSlapa 3ielepsfa, "a, @ooner's
&oint, lRo.
SSo6n s. @}orton 27, 1tuiiou ga
lem, g. g., mo Gcra @. 9cntlcp,
%, Soliior, Canada
Clinton gliaains, 81 lmO N}orp
@oooworO, IS, 9rooflpn @1O.
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Gopitam S6mts's SSutl).

Gines ser intereTauteiten
9ii6er 6es 6eutigen gliider-
marttes iIt Gapitdn gauI Sos
nig's Bud, in mei9em er 0ie
Sunefernreiie oes llnteriee.
SanoeIsi6iffeS D0euti6Ion0"
beidreibt. Baltimore NOR be-
fanntlib ser Sofen, iuo 0oS
neuartige Sbiff feline erIte ga.
oltng bon Oeutir6en SarbItoffen
loibte unO ieiue erite 2aoiug
bon @uumL gtidel II. (. ~. fiir ,
Geuti6lano an @oro nabm.
9lQen @eipo6nern galtinore's,
lit es nod i'm @eOddtniB, tpie
&apitdn G6nig unO Ieine
@lonnidoft bier fetirt ipurOen.
Gieier Oenfpiiroige 9lufent6alt
in Baltimore imo Oie monnig-
fodeH auiregenoen gege6eu6ei-
ten wd6rcnO Ger 6o6rt ii6er
Den Ocean iino in feiielnoer
@eiie beidrie6eu. Ser ipon.
neuoite Sbeil oes gu6es lit,
mo Gapitdu 9onig einen Eauc6.
periud auf ser $eimio6rt in
Der unterem G6eiapeafe @ai &c.
idrei6t, nobel oos SaA66oot
in Elm SougIoG gerdtb, iib
lortiudbreno pie elm areiieI
ore5t uno f6 in oen tiefen
SdlamhI bineinbo6rt.
Gos gud lit i'm oeuti6en
llrtert unO in gutter englii6er
lleberiesltng in Ger Office oes
gGeuti1en Gorreiponoenten~
5u erbalten.
Ger @reiS lit $t.25 o6cr
$t.35, penn per &oIt bc3ooen.
Ger 9ieinertrag flieBt Dem
SeeIeute @eniionsfono ser
Geutiden Sceon.Gbeoerei gu.
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Hiir nllnemeine g1ehrpflidlt.

Gic BON Ocr nNlarpldnoer 2iga fir
nationale gert6eioiging" ousge-
ionoteu 4etitionen in wel6en ser
GongreB eriubt wirO, fir alIe jun.
gen Seute unter 2t Sabren Die all.
geHeiue @e5rpilidt eiu5ufii6ren
iino 6ereits 5ablreidb lmter5eibnei
moroen. 8eionoers purOen Die In.
teridriiten fait aller GlerfS in ben
9onfen erlanet. 9[u ser Spite Scr
WlorDldnOer Qiga itebt gy.@ouber-
neur &5ilips Sc @oloS6oroug6. Gas
Sauptquqartier ser 2i9a bciinoet
iib in 92r. Stt, @arrett-@e9dnoe.
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Mrieffnftrn.

5 81. rS5it So6eujollcrn ser
5aHiIicnnlnc Oes &oiierS @il.
belm2~ @il6elm Der 3meite,
SSrieorid Giftor gilbert, oeiitIder
aoiier iino 90nig bon @reuBen, ge-
boren om 27. Sannar 1859 in Ser.
lin Sobn Der Grin5eiiin Gictoria
bon 0iroB6ritannien ioaimt ouf
DdterliAer Seite ous Dem S5auie
Sobcn5ollcrn. Eie Ganilie iii1rt
ibren Stanm6auu Bis in oos Sa6r
1861 5uriid 9lit uSlansD So6cn.
3ollern lit notiifliA oic 5oniic be-.
5ei6net Ger eon3e Stanum6aim
imo oie oeri6ie0enen &e3wciguhgen
iinO bollit0noig in Meger'S Goubcr.
iatious.2eritou oer5ci6uet.
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eOfalGcridte ams &ai6imstOu.
u m To0e ob6erufen.

~ y ~ ~ ~ y y " ~ u Y I ~ L lls
Nr. gn6crt sSoiep6 gGolfe itor6 am
@lihmod Morgen I'M 9ropioeu.e.
Soipitol Sm @eorgetoluu llnioer-
iItD Soipital erlag Sr. Grnit 9offler
BON 9laoenSbure, 0lo., einem lang
ipierigen Seioen. er itano i'm 55.
2ebensia6re,
@tro @efdngenen 2oger
inipi5iren.
Gr. Carl @ogel bon @lroD, 8isc.,
mur0e gum Spe3iol 9liiiiienteu ser
amerifauiideu @eianOtidaft iig9ieu
ernannt er miro ais Suipettor DER
ariegsgeianeeneu Eager in Seiter-
reid ltu0arn tbdtis iein. Gr lit
cin Graouirter oeS &ui6 GReoical.
Goaeae BON Chicago.
AritiiCbc 8raa0wun0e
Ger bieridbrige 9ioIano Cures,
Uclder nit .ieineu Glteru an ser g.
na6e scr 9sStroBe, g}..@, po6nt,
900 iim geitern fritiibe 8raiowun.
oen an oen glrmen Dem gou5ena6r.
per uno @opie ST. alS ieine aleiOer
bei'm Spielcn nit Streibb0l3erE
6euer iingeu. Gr murOe in oos Sin.
Oer.&oipital ecbrod)t no oie 9ler5te
luenig Soiinlng ba6et i'm mieoer
ber5lliieIlen
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glenc @anf Fir 9lIiry,t.Gitu.

SSm Bureau ser Staats.9oufsGom-
milidre wlroe geitern Die r@ntcr-
prile.8ouf bon @IlicotisGitD~ nit
einem 9lfticnfapitol bon $4,000
incorporirt. SIC T,ucorporatorcn
iinO: @:iliom g. Gowcll, Games
@Iarf SSoiep5 8. 9onooon @eorge
@. Garr, gllpa g. Gom6urg SC
@itt s. Bartlett 9lugpdtS 9iiggs uuo
0}idacl $. GooneD.
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1yolacn Ses ltnfalls.

3m Common &leas-@criGt bat
eeliern Ser 8. 9iogers 5ipinoel(
eine &lage I'M $4,000 5doOcn.
eriab gcsen sic Baltimore 1raniit
Gompanp, ole StroBen6o6n @e-
iellidoit unO Die o9llherican Del.
So" cinreideit loiien. Serr Somes
g. 9inoiap iii Scr &edtsoupalt. Ger
ald9er ioet OoB er bel einem In.
faIle IN elmer 9hlto-9us i@limm Der.
leBt porOen iei.
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gln Oenliclbel Gage unO faIt Inn
oicielbc Shmoc, 6ll pelbcr ouf 6cut
sSiipolioenfird6oi bic itcrblicben
llebcrrcitc oeS %reilicrlclttnoutS 3ier
in oller Stillc Dem SMoBe ocr Gr0c
iiberqebcn porOen moret bate Sron
&edjling III Dem @rbbcgra6nis, bos
iGr @attc noc1 bel Seb5citcn uli Ocm
&ir6bofe IN 3cftn gefmlit botte, ne.
ben i6n i6re 9lubcitdttc gehnocn
Gonroo, ser ibr 0obin DaS @cleit oe.
goben par om ndditcn Sdg na9
Berlin 5uEildgcIeQrt, 0ena IL aren'
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Nus Sem Snueren @tarDlanS's nuS
Den angreH5enSen Staaten.

u dt5ebn ~ ouote ar6eitS-
buus.
9}ob elmer Oreiruohentlihen Sogo,
sic lid beina6e ii6er ieoen @iufeI
IN Caroline. nno 5uiier Counties
eriiredte puroe RoDmono 6letder
adbt DleiIen unterbnlb @eorgetomn
bon oen 1eteftibs Golmer unO9urfe
BON ser @euiiplbania Giienbobu bpry
boitet er mar queeidul0igt am
q Ie5cmber oie Giienba6u.S Citation
su ,Seoeralsburg I'M 80 Gents be-
rau6t 81 1a6en. Gor Dem 9ii6ter
glibols betannte Slether iid i6ul-
oig luo puroe 5t IS @3onoten 9lr.
beits6ails Derurtbeilt.
nSrodene" organiiiren
lid
Gie @artei ser oErodenen@ bon
6reocrid GouutD beidloHen in elmer
5n Sreoerid abge6altenen @eriomm-
hing iib an ser @abIcompogne i'm
pcr6it mann Ielegoteu fir sic sc.
giSlatur bon 0larDlanO gemdblt
lperoeu 8u betbeiligen. sic peroen
ibr NloglihiteS tbun, ooniit MIR iol-
DE Dldnuer nod 9lunopolis geibidt
iueroeit ole ser Prohibitions 9e.
pegrng giinitig eeliunt. ino Die
Miluihe Der GollntD 9emo6uer,
rpic lie bel oen Ma6leu I'M 9aoSen-
ber IN 9@ug anf Oie Spiritlloieu-
iSraac SIM 2AiSonld fomeu ouS3u.
iiibrcn bereit iino.
Gr g, Glpoe Goution gudeps
toiun, puroe gum Yrdiioenteu scr
2iga sepd6lt Die auoeren 9eani-
ten iino: 2. 6 aefanper, gice.Gra
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SrOmcrci Ocritciscrt.

SSu elmer 0ifentIiden @eriteigerimg
fallite Sr Soiep6 @ottihalf fin
$125,000 Die StauoorO grouerei an
Der Gde @aDItraBe lnO &atterion-
Gorf 4 9lpenue. Ger Gerfoui mels
der BON ben 9lilftiondreu &attiion
& @abau fir Goparo Guff1, SoIep6
q lllmon imo 9lI6ert s. 8leii6uou
5li Stanoe ge6ra9t muroe. IdlieBt
Oas GjriInoeieent6um nit elm.
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Sroaaenes II lIE
ntSttlerert 2llters.
3lielr iI1mem atItnftFnNFm tciSrm ,urrSrm
SurdD JyNtN q. altnhbam'a Q alraetabIr
COMPOUND pEmiIortt.
.Sicr lit Der Se,Ocis BON iuiilemScn Nrauem.

EoWcTL Wlo = 0Seif 0rei o5obren bobc i'd
Sfwcrigfetcn nit Dem 2ebenspedicl nO oen iblcn
0jeiiiblen bic 5u Oieir 3erioOe iid euitelen SD
befono mid IN ebr ncro6iem 8uitonoe nit 9opf-
idmcr5cu inO &cn Die mcite 3eit 10 ooB id 5l ore
beiten nidlt i'm Stonoc mar. Cine 6rcun0in erudte
mid, SuOo g. Bintboms &cgeto6lc COMPOUND 5l
perudeu pos b tbot iino cs bat mir ieoen Sog
gc1oIicn Sd bin nidt mebr 10 nerpos, babe feinc
aopfldmcrSclL nod @cu. SD muB ioqen OoB 2Doio
6. &intboms Gegeto6Ie COMPOUND oie bette 02eoi5in
IT. Die cine 5rou nebmen tonn.~ 6raM WtarearCt
Gnnn, Gintcr 259 g9urthcn.Strahc 2pmel. g2nii.
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Sdpade acrO0e Berionen gepost bou$ommqsIoIafe uuS
dledten ErGinen erfb0pfenOcn gusflieu 9r Rod- lmS
&opfbmret Saarolaa Ibnobm 6es @ebSrs uno scr Sbtr
Soarrb, aPaaeorideH StblperIopiune MiSgt Grrotben
rohrcu aus benz v3ascuonHb" 1Olseu ueeuSIr @er
rrnuseH griaSId IN tar5ter 3ei Grarcu GomsafluE
Ebmphs Grampfaber @aerbrnM nod ein pS0o uruea q
tBnSe anf einea GdjIHs aebeiIt merteu
m gss hsrslau eurrb auIap, bon sn uuD
nl
e - NN"D
1atidH @rOataIiuiF, 187 Sat q. Ctr. Rsm.sOrf R.g
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Sic ratct i6rcn 6rcnuOnuu G. @nf6amo @Su ~ nmn
%Ort1 Soben Conn. rals i'd 45 So6re ali uor bottc
m on Sebenswed elm Seioe Oos ulc 5roen beda 8uer lit
d nidt oorln nod elmer r6en gSle d neOer6idenoc
Sdncr5e SD e @er5te pcrdieome Gnae pbricben
ober mene Sdmer5en n riren fonnn @es Cages fam men
@ae bem mo ogte porm peudt Oh 9D6a g. @nboms @ege.
obe COMPOUND uno Sanopc Sob ni? ghu, fouf de uno
nobm 10 6oihm Segetoble COMPOUND fonn be i6 gc
oete ebenfoas bebe i SDo @mf6oms onotuc g8ob rno
@ bot mir ebr D gbo gScr INNER Sous fomm oe al
6rouetrau1etcn oocr Dem 2ebcnwedie eoe d
Bin9om V'eonm 5u uebmcn 5Oreucc Siena 8or 1917
@OrB SaOeu, 6uuu.
sic NuO cinsiaOcH F6 utcnireicn 9O6 cinsn6Oln.
an anOere @cO3n Gn 10 srOFcu 6s bel 9nOcrnug
grandchildren gCabt ais SOG s. Enf6ams @coetu6le COMPOUND
6rancu mOn ren wcrtoOaen a6 cr6ucu lie an Die qSOo
" EntBam Me0irue GOy g9Hn, W reiben Soc Sefc uer.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
Jews Are To Raise
Fund For Soldiers
Care Is to Be Taken Of Hebrew
Boys in Uncle Sans Army.

The Jews Of America have started
upon campaign TO raise within the
next few weeks 100000 for welfare
work among the soldiers of the United
states army at the environments in Am
erica and at the French front in France.
Colonel Harry Cutler chairman of the
Jewish Board of welfare Work in the
United States army. outlined yesterday
the reasons for the appeal made to the
Jewish citizens of the United States and
what it is hoped to accomplish. once
the money is secured.
We hope to provide" said Colonel
Cutler. for the Jews in tho national
army and with the other fighting forces
of America. the same facilities for rec
reation and for religious observance
which arc extended TO the soldiers who
are non-Jews. The general public pos
sibly does not realize the large percent
age Of Jews who have been drafted into
the national army entirely apart from
the large percentage OF Jews who en-
listed with the armed forces Of the
United States prior to the draft In
the camps contiguous 70 the more popu-
lous sections. the Jews form a very CON
siderable part of the total force. For
instance, at Camp Upton. at Yaphank
l.. J. when the complete quota is assem-
bled. the Jews. most of whom have been
drafted from New York City. will com
prise 90 per cent OF the total number of
men in training At camp Meade at
Baltimore. the proportion Of Jews is 1s
per cent Of the total. and a Camp Dix.
at Wrightstovvn. y. j. Z Per cent of the
men in camp are Jews.
In all, there are well over $4,000
Jews, in the national army. There is
no desire upon the part of anyone to
segregate them from among those who
are not Jews. but it is felt that these
men are entitled 10 the opportunity for
religious observances according TO their
own faith, and to such other privileges
as have been afforded to non-Jews
through the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatlon and other auspices"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
FOR MAYOR

MAYOR r. o. JoHNsoN-Born in
1872, Adams county. Indiana. Graduate
Of Tri-State Normal college and IN
dianapolis College OF Law. Practiced
law in Indiana Republican candidate
for Indiana senate at age Of 70. Ap-
pointed at age Of % by President Nc
Kinley TO be collector Of customs for
Arizona Came TO Gary in 1910 and
engaged in real estate business. Elect
ed mayor in 1913 on independent non
partisan ticket Candidate for repub-
lcan nomination for governor O. In
diana in 1916 Nominated for mayor
by non partisan Independent party in
October. 1917 Now serving as vice
president Of the American League OF
Municipalities. Is REPUBLICAN
and is a member OF these republican
organizations Harrison club OF Lake
county. Columbia club Of Indianapolis.
and Hamilton club Of Chicago. Mayor
johnson is a partner in the realty
brokerage firm of Johnson Bros and
is a director in the Gary National Life
Insurance company Is married has
two children. Residence, TAO Con
necticut street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
CROWN POINT

To every patriotic American. there
now comes sn opportunity for service.
as great as any which has yet been pre-
scented since our entrance into the war.
We have Just ended a campaign for sub
scrip.Ions to the Liberty Loan: every
person who subscribed for these bonds
has done a little to help win the war;
but the money paid for these bonds is
not GIFT. and We are not entitled to
any special credit for LOANFNG our
money where it will bring good rate
of interest. and where we can have it
repaid at any time we desire. But now
there comes to US an opportunity to do
a real service. and to help win The war
Every person who receives letters
from any OF cur boys in the army.
whether in this country or across the
sea knows something of what the Young
Mems Christian Association is doing;
this great organization provides the
only means whereby our boys can OBJ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
GARY UNDER
MAYOR JOHNSON

~ 49, J @~A1teA - AT4FR ~ &40
airy, 1918.
City's population increased
from $4,000 to 10000.
Legislature advances city
from fourth to second class.
Gary's worklnen increase
from 10000 to $4,000.
Park system extended to all
parts Of the city.
Work sterted on south side
branch library.
Two thousand workmen 20 to
war; 100000 given to Red
Cross, S12,50o to Army Y. M.
c. A.; million to first Liberty
loan.
Park system extended to all
parts of the city.
Movement for a lake front
bathing beach in Gary started.
Complete motorization of the
fire department and its eff
cheney reduces fire insurance
premiums one-ha1f, the saving
being equal to the total taxes
paid annually by the people of
Gary.
Last years total IRE loss, due
to an efficient fire department,
was only $4,000.
First Indiana mayor to recog-
nice suffrage. Named a woman
. Commissioners of Gary park
system.
Mayor Johnson first chief
executive Of any American
municipality to have a city
treasury acquire Liberty Loan
bonds.
United States department of
Justices secret service compli-
ments Gary police for patriotic
assistance rendered during the
war.
Reduces expenses of engi-
neering and health departments
one-third, although steel trust
compels city to pay 200 per cent
more for water bills and so per
cent more for light bills. Mayor
has started fight to get people
lower light and water rates.
With a police force of prac-
ticaIly the same size as four
years ago the department is now
policing a city twice as big.
Tolleston and south side
school-playground sites acquired
to house buildings costing $780,
900 each.
Efficient bureau of street re-
pairs established to save tax
payers need Of repaving.
Gary school idea adopted in
New York City, Troy, Passaic,
Pittsburgh, Sewickley, partly in
Pittsburgh, Pomona, San An
tonic and Kansas City.
Forced water extension to
many outlying portions of the
city.
Efficient police department
keeps order among people of So
separate natiOnalities, working
under tremendous difficulties in
foreign quarter, especially at
outbreak of great war in
Europe.
Reduces cost of city govern
ment, gets two wage increases
for city employees, moves for
civil jurisdiction for city court,
and aids in getting Gary super
ior court facilities.
Worldwide attention attract
ed to development Of religious
teaching outside of school hours,
Jews, Catholics and Protestants
cooperating. Children whose
parents desire it attend these
classes at their respective
churches. Believed to have
solved the problem of bible
study in the schools.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
For Councilman, 7th Ward

ALEXANDER c. GROVE-Born g
wears ago on a farm near 1T Wayne,
Ind Educated in Fort Wayne Grad
uate of Notre Dame university Lo-
Gated in Gary when the city was found
ed Formerly division manager for
the Liggett-Meyers Tobacco company
Now state manager for the Color-Kraft
company. Cleveland. o.. and propria-
tor of the BelYi5ere restaurant. 524
Washington street Is married is a
property owner. Resides at 1863 Adams
street Ordinarily ne Is a REPUBLI-
CAN, but is nom partisan in city affairs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
independent
/ aTty Candidates
OF Gary

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Included are three college graduates member the present city council form
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-11-03
For Councilman Isl Ward

HENRY SZYMANSNI = Born IN
Pennsylvania 35 years ago. Educated
in the common and high schools OF
the keystone state. Pioneer resident
of Gary. Occupation railway engi-
.neer, Eigin. Joliet & Eastern railway
and is a member Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. Son OF
Dominick Szymanski, member of first
Gary city council. Is married and re
sides at 656 Maryland street. REPUB-
LTCAN