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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
$1,000. .O00,Oos ill Is Shaped
to Satis1 Senate and
Hou.s 5onferees
WILL BIZ exported AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE
AS Decided on, Bill Is About
as 1t Was Passed by
the Senate

Washington, d. c., April 60 SEN
ate and House conferees on the ST. Oo0,-
100000 war loan bill agreed to-day on
the measure virtually as passed by the
Senate, and the agreement will be re.
ported as soon as possible SO that the
bill may be sent to President Wilson for
approval.
The ways and means committee to-day
began considering new sources of revenue
to finance the war. Several days will
elapse before the committee will come to
any definite conclusion on the bill now
in the making. On every hand to-day
were evidences of harmony between the
Democrats and the Republicans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
SIX DEAD FROM EXPLOSION.
And Score More Were injured in Indian
apolis.

indianapolis, Ind, April 2O.---sox per-
sons are dead and score of others are
suffering from minor injuries as result
of a fire which is thought to have re-
suited from an explosion OF motion pic
ture films in the office of film exchange
in the Colfax office building and apart.
ment house in the 'own-town district
here last night.
Forty persons were in the building
when the explosion occurred and score
of women were hurt in the panic which
followed rush for the stairways.
The dead are:
DIR. Martha E. Kellar. Harry Rowland,
Is; Leona Griffin, 49, Robert Griffin, IA;
Mrs. NJ, Griffin, mother of Leona and
Robert, and an unidentified woman
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
VT. METHODISTS
FAVOR UNIVERSAL
MILITARY TRAINING
Also They Petition Congress for Passage
of Measure Prohibiting Manufacture
and Sale of Intoxicating Liquor.

Newport, April 20.--The Vermont
Methodist conference went on record yes.
terday as endorsing President Wilson's
plan of universal military service on the
selective principle as being absolutely
necessary. Resolutions were also adopt
ed, urging Congress to pass measures
restricting all manufacture and sale of
intoxicating liquor except as may be ab-
solutely required for scientific purposes.
The following transfers wet an
nounced by Bishop Hamilton: Horace
b. Haskell from East Maine district to
Vermont; T. w. Owens from Vermont to
Maine. The conference announced the
following transfers: ID. G. Portens from
Vermont to New Hampshire; C. nj. Red
stone from Vermont to the New Eng
land, Guy +. Crawford from Vermont
district to central New York; +. A.
Lendrum from Vermont to Detroit; NJ.
Fl. Sharples from Vermont to East
Maine; Fred Daniels from Vermont to
Troy, N. Y.
%. 4. Barnard withdraws from the
ministry and membership of the Meth
odist Episcopal church to the Congrega-
tional church.
The womens home and foreign mis-
sionary societies held a joint session at
the First Baptist church during the
forenoon.
At the anniversary meeting of the
women's missionary society. Mrs. A. II.
Webb presiding, the address was given
by Rev. Mr.. Newhall, NJ. D., of Alaska.
At the anniversary meeting of the wom-
ems foreign missionary society, Mrs. b.
f. Moore presiding, the address was Civ
en- by Miss Florence K. Nichols. CORES
ponding secretary. The choir OF the
First Baptist church led the music for
the evening service and addresses were
given by DIR. George b. Dean, department
Of evangelism, Philadelphia, and Fred b.
Fisher, general secretary of the laymen's
movement and extension sec
retary of the India mass movement, New
York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
cAMPED AT WELLS RIVER.
Vermont Militia Then Detailed to Guard
Bridges.

Woodsville, n. H., April 2O.-Vermon,
state troops, comprising Companies +
F, G and II, in command of Major Tink.
er of st. Johnsbury, arrived in Wells
River, Vt, yesterday afternoon where
they made camp. A detachment from
Company B doing guard duty here dur
ing the past two weeks will be relieved
by fresh men and win return to Fort
Ethan Allen.
The soldiers arriving yesterday win be
assigned to guard duty on various
bridges throughout northern New Hamp-
shire, south of Ashland and on the Pas
sumpsic division in Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
DEATH FASTENED BY FALL.
Leonard Huntley of Waterbury Center
Was Over so.

Waterbury Center, April 2O.--Leonard
Huntley, long time resident here, died
at his home last evening. Mr.. Huntley
fell over two weeks ago and broke his
hip, which hastened the end. He was
over so years old. He leaves widow
and one son, Clarence. He is also sur
vived by nephew, C. w. Huntley, who
lives near Kneeland Flats. Funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
SUBMARINE FIRED
ON LOWERING BOATS
Crews of the U-boats Then Looted the
Cabins of Two Norwegian
Vessels.

London, April 20.-A Reuters dispatch
from Christiania says an inquiry into the
sinking of the Norwegian steamer The
Star, revealed the fact that the attack
ing submarine fired on the life boats
while they were being lowered. After
wards the Germans looted the steamer.
The dispatch also says that the captain
of the Norwegian steamer Blomvaag re-
ports that submarine fired on his boats
as they were being lowered, killing four
sailors. The attackers looted the cabins
of the ship.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
BIG BRITISH VICTORY
ALSO IN PALESTINE
Captured Turkish Positions Along Front
of 61a Miles, Being Aided by
the Fire of Warships.

London, April 20.-The general officer
commanding the British forces in Egypt
reports in an official statement to the
war Office that on the l7th the British
advanced north of the Wadi Ghuzze in
southern Palestine and captured the
Turkish advance positions along a front
of six and one-half miles. "The attack, "
the statement says, "was assisted by the
fire of warships and the position gained
was consolidated" Fighting was still
proceeding at the time the report was
sent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
DARING ACT SAVED YOUTH.
Older Lad Rushed Onto Trestle and
Pulled Him Away from oncoming Train.

Middlebury, April 20.-Eight-year old
Cornelius Shackett was saved from
horrible death last night when he was
snatched from the path Of the flyer about
6 O'Clock by Howard Bruys. aged Is.
With the placing Of guards yesterday
at the iron bridge near the station.
young BOYS were attracted to the scene.
Last night a party of them were there.
when young Shackett ran out upon the
track and was halfway across the bridge
when the train was heard approaching
He stumbled and fell between the rails.
and undoubtedly would have been killed
if young Bruys had not darted forward.
grabbed him, and pulled him to safety.
The engineer was unable to step the
train in time and it had gone half its
length before coming 10 a standstili,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
DIDN'T GET WISH.
George RObb to Go to House of corree-
tion, Not to County jail.

George Robb, third offender under
the intoriestion Law, was the first vic
tim in Montpelier city court to-day Of
the law which requires the commitment
Of subsequent offenders TO the house OF
correction instead Of the county jail
Robb asked for a stay in Washington
county jail, but the privilege bad TO b.
denied him 50 he goes to the house OF
correction for not less than SIX months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
Funeral of Accident Victim.

Waterbury, April 20.--The funeral OF
the little wo-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Apher, who died of a
fractured skull resulting from fall
from a three-story building yesterday,
will be held from the home Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. W l.. Boi-
court will offieiate in the absence of Rev.
Mr.. Smith, who is attending the confer
ence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
TURKISH FORCES
ARE PUT TO ROUT
IN MESOPOTAMIA
British Captured 1,244 Turks After Fore
ing the Passage of Shattelad-
hem River.

London, April 20.--General Maude,
commanding the British forces in Mes
opotamia, has forced the passage of the
Shatteladhem river, attacked Turkish
main positions and completely routed the
Turkish forces, says an official statement
to the British war department to-day.
So far l,255 Turks have been taken pris-
oners.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
FIX FOOD PRICES.
Ser. Houston Advocates Power Be Given
to Council of Defense.

Washington. ID. c.. April Secretary
Houston to-day recommended to the Sen
ate that the Council of National Defense
be empowered TO fix minimum and maxi
mum food prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
KRUPPS PLANT
NOW INVOLVED
Strike Is Reported to Have
Broken Out in Germany's
Greatest Industry
OTHER MUNITION
PLANTS AFFECTED
Amsterdam Newspaper Says
1t Has the Report from
German Sources

Amsterdam, via London, April 20.---
Strikes have broken out in various mu-
nitions factories in Germany, including
Krupps, Telegraaf says it has learned
from German sources.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
PROFESSORS ARE TO PLANT.
New Hampshire College Men Are to Use
Two-Acre Plot

Durham, y. H., April s0.-Twenty-five
members Of the faculty Of the New
Hampshire college have joined IN Co
operative potato planting project. A
twc-acre plot viii be planted and the
professors viii care for the growing crop.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
CONDITION IMPROVED.
Sarah Bernhardt Passed 4 Comfortable
Night.

New York. April 2o.-The condition cf
sarah Bernhardt, who was operated on
Tuesday night, again showed siighi i'm.
provement this morning She passed a
comfortable night, her physicians said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
RICE.
A Convenient starchy Focd, and Disests
Well.

Although rice has been recognized as
a good food in the United States since
early colonial times, and in some form OF
other is generally liked in all parts OF
the country. If has not been given 50 i'm
portant a place as a staple article Of
diet as il deserves, say specialists Of the
L. S department of agriculture.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
FURTHER GAINS
MADE BY FRENCH
IN HARD FIGHT

Progress Recorded in Re-
gion of Laffaux and Vau-
,clerc Plateau, and Several
Lines of Trenches East of
Lowe on Southern End of
Hindenburg Line We're
Captured
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ldiiigfeit Die Q8oiieror1ut oes 8lo-
teous be6ulgt. lin 10 apaiierreicber
iiro 6ie 9fIlen imo @inlenfuneen, Die
Oas @ebiet. Ourb5ieben, unO sic Die
Dobritoidla begreii3eaoen 2ouoihnf.
ten lungs ser 0onnn uno .oes S6pnr-
5eit WleereS. Syn 9soroen trGgt oos
2ofto eiusbiS 450 Olctcr bobes g9uIo.
gebirge, eeiduHiidt nit toiiienoid5.
rieen @idJen, ooS bel @lacitin einciit
@ebirgsiporn in 6ie idorfe 9iegung
Der 9onna Doripringt.
Ser 8oDct Der 9o6ruoIr6a lit gro.
BerteilS SteppenIano. 0aS le66afte
Gieb5u4t nit S1ofen, @iiffeln pno
&feroen erntoglid5t. SIT oie Stcppe i'm
SIor, 70 lit ibr multfarbencr 9ht.
menteppi9 BON be8mtbernOcr Sc1on.
belt. Gin Sell oeS fritNtbaren 2oB,
boOens lit Dem @etreioebmt porob
oem @laisbau eriMloiien iulO i'm
9torOen itoBt man ml@ ouf Cabot.
ftIttref. SSnt Siten beidlunt Oas
&ono eintSeran5 malcriiber id1ilfbe-
iinuOener SuutpfnicOeriugen lnO
Stfonologltnerl Oie in ibrem noro.
li6en Seile ieeartig tief ms 2ouo
einid]neioen. 9fuiiiibc Siider treiben
bier lebboften 6iiMfang tutO eeipin.
ren Seelol5. sSm 9torOm liegt Ocl'
9obriiOid)d Oos 9iieieuiiberibperl.
nutngsgebiet oes 9ouaitoeltos Dor,
cine NIT iippigiter Sitnpfbegetatiort
beItoioene, itrour6oriiiglid]e, iinbe.
pobiite g9ilOiiis, ept 4nro0ies Der
gdilerbogel liitO onoerer gSilotiere.
2as eeipoltig bobe Shilf miro itref-
fenipeiie eeianrmelt iuO biloet einell
mihtioen 9tobitOff fir Die 4Sopierid.
brifotion.
Gie 8ebolfering Ser 0obruoi6o
lit cine Gtnte. Sie 5GbIt etipa 800.
600 iSeelen. 9ln ser eroBeu SStroBC
rlS @iien nod guropo eelegen i'll
Ole @obrii0iha iuiolge ibrer erbobten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
C8hr bic .mlInfiIipsi aIaiicr".)

(6hr bic u@'iniiiippi aIdtcr"O
@ds fiir oeiebwioriee, olles bilr'
gcrIihe 9lnitanoseeiiib[ berlcbcnDe
3uitdnoe in @robibitionsitaoten I'M.
icres 9onOes berrI9en Oaoou fann
man iid MIR ibtper einen @egriif
mo9en. Sic 9erihte Oorii6er film
gen gum Seil 70 mGrdenbdft, ooB
man oil llebertreibung elaubcn
modte, mann niht eine gan5e gln.
5abl p6otooropbiider 9lufnobmen be,
ionoers 6e3cidnenocr Ginge itnO 8u-
itGnoc porl1gcn 0ie inns ou1 0as
llnglaubIide sloublidb eri6eincn
loiien.
Ger @o6liprutb Der @coolfering
in oaen 9Brobibitiousitaoien Imitet
cffentunoig. u2oiiet ms Oas @eies
iibertreten nit allen glittelu, Die rns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ST @ebotc itebenr GoS greebnis iit
Ser gebeimc iSuff uno Die @cbeims
fneipc, bon oent Dcrfnppten nit oer-
iAmenoeriibent 9riuf olsgeItatteten
bornebmen Srinfbmtie I'M Ser5ei Der
'Stoot bis berob sur elenoen tpolOber-
itcdten @fonoideinbrennerei bel Der
ser berpegene llnternebner NIT &c.
fo6rorobenOem @lid, gum GuBerlten
enti1loiien 8ode bdlt.
WSit welb einfo6en W}itteln Oieie
iog. yWlonOid)einler~ orbeiten, Oas
3cigen unicre 9iloer. @eionoers IN
sic g[ugen ipringen0 lit ser itubein1'
li6 entiNloiiene @lid 6es Wlonoi6ein-
Iers altf Dem einen 8il6e. grber 10
6iirftig ino wolOtrIpriinglidb sic
@eidi6te ousiiebt, es itedt @elO in
Der Sodc. 9edt fir ben Stoot, Oenn
Der miro Inn Die Steuer betrogeb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Die 9obrnOida.

Tie 9o6ruoIdo, on 6lGdc efipo
smei 6iinftel ser SAipei5 umfoiieno,
mar BON 1896 bis 1878 in tiirfildent
@eiib, 0onn fam OnS 2onO onrh oeit
9erliner Gertrog OIL 9htniditien bon
Dem es ourb Oos breite 9onO Der III,
tern Gonou linO i6rer gllhpdiier &c.
trcnnt lit. Giirtb ole 8uteilirg Der
3obruOIdla ou 9himoiticn crbielt oie.
ies einen piel tiir5ern iiuo 6eqlemern
8ugoug 5ium @leere, ais es ibu fri.
Fer onrb ieincn on 9hiBlono gefalle-
ren 9lnteil OH 9eBarabien gebobt
botte; oenn oie giienbabnlinie 9lifa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Gage oaS 9fiIdsngsgebiet Der beridie.
0entcn 80lferiboften geDoroen. Gie
titrfiidOe @eoolferind, bon Der ieit
1878 eit groBer Seil ailS9eipau0ert
lit Got ibrc gSobniise belonoerS iul
SiiOen. Sci ibr 1T man giit aufgebo-
ben, iibt iie 0oCb eerooe5u bibliitbe
@oitfreimJitbnft. 9ie In Der Gobrilo.
ida onidiligen Sutaren itno 1855 ans
Der &rim eingeponoert Sic 6ilOetcn
nit sen 1864 eribienenen belite mic
Ser eroBenteilS nllSaelunnoerteu
Eid)erieHen Die Der rliiiid)en @errs
ihoft i'm @nlfonts entilobert worelL
Elm Der @forte nillfonlmetes @eeen.
aepidlt gtr friiHiber 9cbolfenlng
scr @pbrlioIbd. Ser @onou eltlong
lisen bmiptidcblid6 9hui6nen, on 93n.
5nniee 9ltlaoren. Q}eitcre 4ontin'
gcnte iteIlen @riehen Qlrmenicr. Syu.
ben Serben, &urocn itnO 3igeIucr.
,Sn ser @obruoidDa treifen mir oub
5ebn 9liiieollmeen ans Dem &mifoiltS
bergeiponOertcr 0elltiher 3nloniiien.
sic lebcn IN iuubern, uou 9dumen
imitanoenen 1orien, QitlgoriicDe,
tiirfiine 0eilti1e tortori1her uno
rumGniihe 29obupl6be metbielu I'M
Smioe IN bluter 6olec miteinmOer
ob. Die boben Sebenrnie Der SNopf-
buurncn berroten idon bon iDeitem
oie Sise ser W}enidben Gie &ulhtr-
b0be ser etiUelnen Stdlune lit lmgc-
incin peribie0en uio III Der 9mnuciie
ibrer SeiwitGtten berriht ole Grobte
Wlonnigfaltigfcit, oesaleihen IN
Sratbt ino Site ilno IN Der 6orm
ibrer printitipen Merf5erge un6 &c.
rate. SIRE aoitiime iuo sum- GeiI
ieJr eeIdnindpoa, malerild uno reid
bro0iert. &roiier gberglutbr lit melt
perbreitet. Ger @obitls oer 3igcner
leet Oent 9lntbropQloaen Sen SHluB
nobe, OaB in SnOien ibre Seinot 81
iu9en lit Sn 0eN bol5armen @eger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Observation-Disclosures biloct Oie
fiirScltc @erbinoiing Der rltmdniihen
Smpfito0t nit Dem Bontits mo NIT
aonitontinopel. Ole Dobriioidla lit
ouf orei Seitcn BON 8oicr iint3ogeit,
I'M @eiiet unO gtor0en bonn Donou-
from, I'M Often bonn Sdpnr5en
@eer. Sic biloet 0ober cine bolbiniel.
artig bonn SieellonOe Oes 0itli1en
9ulgarien nodb gloroen boripringenoe
So6fl61e, iueldlc Oie Iono1t 3ipingt,
aus ibrem peitoltlihen Salife norO'
wGrtS utijubiegen, bis iie ON 9toro.
rnnO oieieS 8latcaliS aneelonet mic.
Der no9 Often lid penOen fam, I'M
Damn balO ibre g8oiier oiirh Oret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

nber ser llnternebner beOient gan5
biibid babel llno ieiue &rnOeu boben
oen S9nopS biliger, ols cine geiebs
nGBige @rcnuerei i'm bcriteaen
f6nnte. 9ofiir lit es itnter llrnitd1i.
oen Elm S0aengeioff. gtber es iii
Sbnops, rno oer lit oas Salptge-
trGnf fir 2erte, oeren 9urit BON
alien Seiten nit glrgusougen iiber-
paht miro. ltebrisens III OieieS
WionOiHeinlcrIeben oQes onoere, tur
tIi6t aetriitlid. 9ie gunoessS sSteuer-
beomten iin6 tii6tig binter ibnen Ger,
penn iie cine @fon6i6einbreilnerei
iiberraiden, iest es leidt eiiter &olupf
ouf 2cben uno SOB init ben ber5lpei.
feItet syiiboberu. 9ns lit ser iittis
eenbe ginf(uB Ser 8ipnngsentbalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Oen peuueuoet oie @epoHerlng spr
6eueritne getrodneteu @eiIt Der SuuS.
tiere. Ole 9crobner Der Do6rlioIba
treiben @etreiOebot @icb5ucbt, Bic.
netSudlt 5iiherei. Sulsgeipinmuins
uuo 8on0el.
llngearbtet Der llngruit Ser @oOen.
pcrbnltuiiie bat Die 8obruoiha cine
aepiiie militdriiMe 9eOcptime iteat
iie oob BON 9iuBlonO Der sic fiir5cie
AmnariCbroute nocb oen oitIi6en @ol.
toupdllen lnO Oen bequenlncn S9ea
nob Aonitontinopel oar. Sialuar 0cSs
balb ie itno ie elm bicltimliriitencS
&ompigebiet. Plus oem alten 9lom
itommt Der geuoltige, bcute nod orei
bis ictbS spletcr bobc Sruionsmaa, ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Qlrne Der &iIio, Der Sitlina lmO Ses
ct. @eorgesfonols IN 0en 9Sontis
5ii ergieBen. 0os olte @riin0gebiree
Der 9obritoidjo 1T itorf obaetrogen
unO briht iopobl 5ur Sonail ais ottl
5lir 2oeuuenfiiite oeS lSdJpor5en
@teereS in iGben1 Shira ob. Seine
geoloeiidbe 8uiommelHeeintg lit cine
iutgentein biute. SIM gtoroen berr,
iben friitollitiidle, poIGo5oiite lnO
meio5oii6e Sornotionen iotpie dltere
@rilptibeelteine Dor, I'M SiiOen Ser.
ti1r. 1oS @nm0gebirge lpiro bon
elmer ni1Htigen SHidt sos iiberoedt,
elmer 6oIiiden g(blooerltn9 aus Der
Guartdr5eit, Sie bernroge ibrer 9nrb~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

N elmer Sougc bon ledSig ailomgtrr
DdS Sano por Der Gonou bis sum
Sbmor8en Deer pter ourd5ieht mn
5ipoc mil Der Sinie bon Gernapo0l
nod aonlinn3c. S5ein ltnfer 6lHQel
ocm ein bon Nlerar ous8eiiilAes sat
cprgclo8ert IT. beitau0 onaoninelu,
lid nur aus einer @r0mol yiuic
wd6renO olif benz recbteu ,sliiagi. o3r
cine oiicne GbeRe 5u onrdAauieu hof.
spet ltellempeiie ieIbit orei @dae
bintereiuanoer licacu. Sli scr 9dbe
oieicr rielcllbaitcn &erieioiauuaSaH.
Iosc crbebt iirb ols lebtcr 3auae ots
romiider @ladt Der Hait rines cbe.
mails weit3m iibtboren 5icaes3ei-
deus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

iaiHfeitsbeuegung auf Oen roben gio-
turmeniden.
sSrn duBerli9 berfeiuereten itGOti-
iden &eben rinnit Die @eiesesiber.
tretilng ipcniscr trosiger Sormen on.
Sier lit 6eiebeit Srintpf. @lan ipielt
Dor oen 9eitten Oen G1itbultiurucn iinO
befrieoigt ieine 2eiOenic6aft i'm Sc.
Beimen, inter 3ubilfenobnte oacr
ntogIiden per5pidten @tittel6en iu0
2iigeu. Naon gebt ebr6ar in bos erite
@aiibnits, trinft bel Sofel gar nihts,
neil man fir &affee, See ODER gSolier
nidt ihpGrnit uno beridpiuoet 6oru
na1 pben in iein 3iumer, tuo eitem
Der fmwor5e glifDdrter 0aS eriebnte
Stdrfere beiullih sliitedt. 90 fam
man bos @eieb IN ullcr @en1iitlib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

gcbcn ais Gin Sd1ndpscben; obcr ii6er.
al uno 5u alien Saocs5eitcu tit cs
ocnn ooh ni6t am SElaBe, troB oes
gSa5lipric6cS iencS Scr3oga BON
9rmtnibmeie, Scr cS oontit 6iclt.
u0es moreois lit Gin 9dudpsdlcu
mit,
geid9t iibel 5i W}ittoee,
g}obniitdgs er nidt idn0en TIT,
0lorbt obenos feine 8loge,
Din9eecn ioa Der 8routepeiu
I'm Nlitterno9t nitbt i6doid icin."
90 trinft man obcr sen SdnopS
III ocn &robibitionsltootcu, o0er oie
nod Der 9Sotur dufecnoinmcncu 9ii.
oer liisen. llno oabci ocbt bic sc.
iun0beit sum Seufel imo Ole arou.
fenbdlicr imO Srrenonitoltcn fiiaen
lid llno nid]t 81 Dcreeiien 0os Ser.
brebertiim nimmt iiberbanO. @eml
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

cininnl crit ods Httlitbe 8auiBtieiH.
oas (Sefiill bot @1ai1d)euuiir6c 0ura9
oiclcs o6acfcimic 8ciebesHtiBebot
geldudcbt urto BET Flare Qciiiiae 9lil
ourd 0os Sdnopsiaticn getribi iit
oqnn III bod fem Solten ntebr aui
Der abid6iiiiigcn 9nbn.
llno lpclden idldoliden GlniuB
mus elm ioldle5 Scbea oiif bic @rt.
Widclraia bon Seimait nno 8efls9r
habcnl GOer biloet mait fic6 etnm pill
ooB ein Nieuih, ser icb 0arah 9e.
wobnt bat @cies imo Gr0niue 8A
nliBahten mo in Siise lmo Nendleicl
uuO Seinllidfeitcn 3it lebeu il ieinenl
iIbriGcn Se6en olS Iicuic] nuo tSc
iddltsmdnn ilno 8iifgcr ein on6efr
iein miiroc2 Sn ieincnl betulidrn Sc.
ben EN- idled)ter 8eri iao i'm oiieui.
Iiben Sebeli elm Gbrenmonn2 NtN
min man oos ueiB moden2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

felt ii6ertreten. 0oB man lidb eigeut-
lid in ieine Seele binein id0men
iolltc ob 0ieier cines N}aurWs edn5-
lid unpiiroigen 9laifabrung, 0oS
fomntt oen Seiiten gar niht 10 retbt
sum 9cpNBtiein. 90 ii1rft bic 9Sro.
gi6ition ole @lameSniir0c. @iui
SelfeIl 9}on iebe iid uur einmol
oie Smnnllung non S6nopSpullcn
an Die Od i'm eriten @olibonie BON
Dflobomd @itD bonn ghlfip6rter an
@dite Derfanft ipuroen, lmO Der Su-
NOR peraebt ciuen. gluf Ole g9eie
eebt 9lbhng Dor @eieb ttno SrOs
ming, fittliheS @eiuitBtiein, gbrae-
fiibl itno glnltono Derloren.
llnO sic @eiinobcit Da5u. @s MAG
iulter llntiidroen uiAts gehmoercs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
HEBRON NEWS !

Miss Ann NJ. Gallagher of Mime.
apolis arrived in Hebron last Wednes-
day night and on Thursday took
charge OF the seventh grade of the
local school.
The Hebron teachers we're enter
tanned last Saturday evening by Miss
Gladys Jones at her home south ct
town. Mr.. Albert Funk and Mrs. Wal.
ter Schweigert motored the crowd to
the party. s'$ n anA5s o. ..
Rev. and Mrs. N. Hass are the par.
ents Of a big baby boy-nearly ten.
pounder-born in the Bismarck hospi.
tai last Monday. Mother and baby
are reported to be doing well.
Mrs. C. L. Robertson entertained
the members OF the local teaching
force at supper on Monday at six
o'clock.
Miss Esther Shogren of South Da.
kota, newly employed teacher in the
primary department Of the Hebron
school, arrived in the city Saturday
afternoon and began work Monday
morning. She has charge of the d.
vision of the first grade which is in
session in the Weigel garage.
A Red Cross meeting was held Tues.
day evening in the basement OF the
Congregational church at which it was
decided to apply for charter as a
branch of the Morton county chapter.
Rev. N Hass was chosen as temper.
ary chairman and Mrs. C. l.. Romert-
son as temporary secretary.
Mrs. H. l.. Deibert entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor Of Miss Mar.
garet Dinneen.
The Fleur de Lis Confectionery,
under the management Of George Brat
eel, opened for business Saturday
evening. The new store is we'll fitted
out and should attract good bust |
ness
The old Durham Lumber company !!
shed and Office was moved this week.
Part of it was moved into the north
east corner of town, where, according
to rumor, it will be remodeled into
q small general store building
The Toggery started busineshs this
week in the new Bratzel building.
The fixtures and stock are new. A
mems furnishing store fills long felt
want in Hebron.
& Fergerson" make
fur coats, 5000 and up to $4,000.
MuffS ScarfS. etc KLEIN.