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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

Pm Nlittpod, oen If. 9lpril 61It
Ser ,Gbolia.M1nnerdor in ser ,So.
0a5er.Soae", gtr. Ill @.-6rantIin-
StroBe, cine 9lbeno-llnterbaIhng
nit @aa ob, 5u mel6er @eronitaI-
tung Elm Oor3iialibes @roeromm
uuieeiteIt lit mo ieoer G6eiIue6mer
uoa imO gan5 aui feline &edmng
fonmen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
Die ruIIiidc SRcpuIntion.

SSn elmer 9[nipra6c in Scr ,Sol.
muo 9oro6sSaIle", 9tr. 1929, Oit.
9oItimore.5troBe, bebonoeIte Or.
SEQ @otfin inter Sen 9luipi5ien Der
nSatGia 8ions @eieai9oit" oaS
1bema nGie ruiiiibe &epoliltion uno
ibre 8irfune ouf oie rationale iss
raeIitii9e 6roge". Ter Geoner lit
ais Elm Sdriititeaet imb ais 9eiter
in Der 5ioniitii6en 9ewegime bee
fonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
,,gSsanOerlnItcr1. SOnr.

8on Der @de SorforO-9lOenie imO
SiGen 9looo maridirten Die ,@ou-
0erhiterS~ Ollrh oen Clifton @oit"
nad Srongepille uno Canton, no Die
Sour om 8oiier entlong nod Der
GlintonsStraBe un0 8. 9lpemle fort.
geiebt plroe. Sier beitiegen lie
StroBenbabnuaggonS iiir Oie Seim-
iahrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
asnil 1nd, nrnlfdlInnh.

Gem gemItb oes Nloriuc.5etrc.
t9rs cnttprcdjcio, Hdjt mebr bic a6s
ioGrt son 1cbificn aus mcritani.
itacH Sdien narb europa 5ll peroffcnt.
lidjqn. iii cs oaDer uidt ncbr m0glid),
Del acicrn 0cs uIatitbcn Gorrc-
Ipunoeutcu9 ntitthetEcu 5il f9nnct
ipaun oie uddItc NoIl uacb Dcntld)s
Lamb bcfQr0ert miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
0cs SOOcs Grntc,


Serr 5rieOri6 SR6Oer, So6n 6es Srn.
9Iueuit Sober, aus Dem 9ebeu
obberufen porOcn. 6r. Sobn
@ilermonn iegnetc I'M S4. SebenS.
Ia6r oas 3citli6e. - Der 200
cutriB ierner 5rau SolIiia Goroo.
lid mO 6rml Wlinno @aQa1.
92ad ldngerer Granf6eit peridieo
geitern iit ieiuer gBo6mmg, 9fr. 2303,
9loolon-9Ipc., Sr. Srieori6 &oocr
ouS Dem 2eben. Sief6etrauert mir0
Ger 3obingeibicoene BON ieincr Sat
tin 2oiiiia &0Oer, geb. Soldier, nit
mel@er er felt IA Sobren in gliiG.
libiter Gbe le6te, ieincm Batter Serrn
2luguit 9t0oer, llno ieinen @ei9pi.
itern. Ger @erbli1ene mar Super
intenoent cines groBeren @ciAdftes,
ino miro iein 9lbIeben BON ieineul
&orgeiebten Wlitarbcitcri lmo I'M.
tereebenen olfri1tig betrollcrt. Sr.
H0Oer mar aus Baltimore gebiiriig
mo geG0rte ols freuOiger Singer
Dem @eiungberein nSormonie" an,
melAe Gerciuielng iib uol56blie 3ur
@eiieBung eiiiiinoen miro, lin ibrem
@litgIieO Sen SHeiOegruB ou iingen.
Die geeroieuns finoet am @littwob
9lobmittog I'M 3 llbr pom Erolier.
houie ouS oui Dem 2oloon,@orf-
8rtcObofe itdtt itnO miro &oitor Or.
SulinS Soimon BON Der 3ionS.@c.
neinOe Die Irouerfeierli9feiteu lei.
ten.
SO 6n2. Gilermonn.
llneriportet itor6 1eiteru i'm S4
2cbcnSiobre Scrr SSobu 8. @iler.
mann in ser @o6uung ieiner God.
ter Srou S. 6. gllbcrs, 6irlt 9&lm.
nerp 9onc, Gotonspille. Ser Seiln.
gang ScS Gcritor6cneu lpirO bon iei.
neu 9lnge6origeu imO SSrelmOen
tief betraucrt, uuO finoet Oie @eerOi-
glng oeS @erblibenen Der ieiner
Gjuttiu @}orD GiIermom in 0en GOO
folgt, morgen 9o9mittag nm 2 llbr
bonn Gruuer6aiic aus ouf Dem Con.
oou-&art -SSrieObofe itatt.
Goni1a Eora0iid.
Wlorgen 9fo6nittog INN 2 llbr
iinOet Donl Qruuerbauie glr. 4t3,
Siio @ilmor StraBe, aus ouf
Dem GeOor Sill.6rie6ofe ole 9ccroi,
enng Der am Smitoa peritor6enen
5rou 2oriia Eoraoiid. oeb. g9elte,
Itatt. Iiei betrouert miro Oie Ser
ltorbene bon ibren @ottcn 6}ltiiao,
ibrcn slugeboriaen linO 5oblrciGen
8relmOen.
Wlino @ala6.
SSm 70. 2ebensia6re purOe 0eIiern
Sran Dlino @olotD III i6rer 1o6-
nitng 9tr. 519, 9loro Gollington.
QIuenue, pom Eooe obbcrllfen. Gie
Gcrblidenc fol0t ibrem @otten Wlo.
les IN Den Eo0, nnO miro bon i6ren
9In9cb6ri0cn lnO SSrcitnOrn oiti-
rihtig betrouert. Gie 9ecroi0uug
iinoet ntorgcn 9lobnlittaa pOm
Grorcrbnuie aus Itutt.
Sobonno 2 1ofer.
95on ser ggobning ibrer Eodter,
0rai 9lnnie Grooeon, 9lr. 1866, @..
goItimore-StraBe, iinoct oiu Olitt-
nod 99admittoe oie 9ecrOiglrnq ser
aeltern I'M 73. 2ebenSio6r geltor6eneu
6rau Sobanua SAoiQr oii oem
q@ciiern ,Srieobofc" itott. Iic Ser.
blidene, welde BON i6ren 9lnqe66ri.
gen nnO 6reunoen ollfridtiQ betroli.
ert miro, folgt ibrcln @otten, So6n q.
Sdaier, In 0cn Zoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
nm $40 heitnhlrn

Sn einem @Gicott GitD StraBeu.
bdbnwag8on iulIrOc @eorge W. Cor
bon 9lr. 1910, @eit-8ranflin-Str..
0nrd cinen .Goidenbieb INN cine aus
brounem 2eOcr beiie6enOc 9eoertai6e
nit 1920 in @anfnoteu beroubt gr
mcloete icincn GerIuIt i'm @oli5ei-
Snuptauartier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
\ oSaycru Granfen iIntcrtiituugS.
&erein."

lIntcr Goriit brs Erdiioenten 80.
icpb NoB6ergcr mo Erotofoafii6.
riuq Ocs Setrctdrs Nliducl 86rtib
biclt Geicrn Der 9apcrn araDfcn-
lluteribiepngS.8creinD IN v@oebe's
SaIle" an Der 3 mo @ou9b- StraBe
Ieiac rc1t gut beiiihtc regclmdBigc
3erloutnlitna ab. SSn grlc0iaung
6cr Moutincocid1ite puroe cine Gin
laoilna bcs Baltimore 9aucrnsgcr'
einS su ociicn 0ergnii0img crtgcgcn
Ncuoulfuen ionic Norbcreitlmgcn 81
piner @ereins. Seiilidfcit beiproIbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
, Gtnrb ain glrdn6iu,,n0en

Ter 6l Sabre alto s. Gin1on 80.
nit 1T ieinen granorrunbeu, oie er
licb bei Dem 9ronoc ieiues ein5inune-
rigen Saiics, 9}r. 6O7 @eit.,sranf.
lin'StroBe, am 5reitag 5it5oa, erIe-
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

.sin biaIigen SaiptpoIiamt Idgeru
orSlauoiidje 8rieic iiir folecuOc
Ectonen init beutiCbtlingenocm 0lo.
meu y. 9(Itboii, stlbcrt Scrmanu1
,Sfci @ n Sorn 8 Suber, 5rco
Edugcrl uNo iSrall 9ert6d Stroppc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

y 9 - III G vt q I ! II c y 0 | y /.
tai Bats.
Cine lueiterc @eitdtigung oes boIb.
omtliCbcn @criGts, Dab Baltimore
pom @}orine Geportcmcnt ais @oIis
fir oas Ytarine.Noipitol ser oilonti.
iDcn aiiite umo ais gcntraIp1nft fiir
Soipitol Sb6ti6feit i'm Sale eines
arie9cS ouSgcmdblt worOen 1T, lit III
Ociu 9efebl pom Wtoriuc Deporte.
ment, ooS Ser. Stootcn. Weorineboipi-
tol ali &cmiioton 6trdBe oui ooS
@riinolidlite nus5lriiitcn, All erfen.
nen. Dor eini9cn D}onoten muroc
Gin omtliter Genius iibcr Sic Gopa,
ditdt Der biciigen aronfcn. .9lnitoltcn
nni0cnonllncu; bis beutc 6obeu sic
2citer Oericlbcn ben 8oibhiqton nocb
nicbtS gtcucs erfobrcn.
. iirger Boli5ci.
Gic ireimilligc Qlrger.poIi5eL
iocld)c sic 4oli5cinonnldoft I'M Safe
Don cntitebenoen Ribclt6rrngcn Der.
Itdrfep miro, ioa genoli ii ocrIclben
@eile auSgeriiltct tocr0eu, mic Ole Hc.
9uldren. 9l6gelcbcn bon scr Uniform.
clDaltcn iie oas g(mtsibilo, ocn 9le.
Oolpcr unO ciuen 5bIiiIicl fir Sic
SignalfdItcn 9Iub perocn Ite sic,
iclbcu &c6te uno Hflicbtcn ipic sic
Eoli5iItcn bobcn, 10 lon9e iie fb iur
Iicnit bcfinoen Der @oIi5eimor.
lbaa bat bis iebt nod fcnc ocfini.
tipcn Snitrltftionen gcgebcn uno miro
aitd) mlr ioIcbc Yiirgcr ouspGbIcn,
Die iibcr gcnii9eno frcic 8cit perfii-
gen. Giciclbcn ipcrocn Gin @ebolt
ron $40 pro gsobc ctboItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

geIearaphiidler ggetterGeridlt.

gIns Den iibrigen 9inoeS-0etter-
9lcobahtimgS.5tati uuroen ole
iolgcaoeu nieorigiten 1emperotliren,
sic inn 8 ltbr geiteru glbcno berrid.
ten. herihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

@ralioent ggilion beriei geitern
OaS piertc 9legirncnt Der DlarDlduoer
Dlili8 III ben 9unocsoieuit ein 5lt-
ionuren nit einer 9ln5abl bon mnoe-
rem Hegirnentern bon Stuoten ent-
lang scr otlantiiden aiiite Den &uf
iii Oen @un0esoicuit erfldrte Sfriegs-
iefretGr @ofer IN einem offi5iellcn
geridlt folgenoermaBen:
OGieIe Staotcn bobcn eS fir ratb'
lam beiunoen bic Niili5 fir Eoli5ei-
5lpedc als Sbut bcrnus5uriiien. "a
Sic Nctbpenoigtcit fit iolbe Shrit'
tc me6r aus llriohen uationaler ipie
lofoler glnnr bcrporGc6t, 6ot oer
@rdiiocnt beidIoiien fir ocn oben-
qenannten Iienit Die folgen0en Sr.
goniiotionen ser gtationolgaroe III
sen gnnoeSoienit 3u itelIen
W1urDlano 8iertes 9iegiment.
Iiitrift Columbia Grites Sepos
rat 9otoillon (gleger).
@irginien 3tpeites Hesimeut.
Wlaiioduictts 3meiteS uno neiln-
tes 9egiment,
@ermont @onipognie s, critics
9egiment.
Connections Critics geeimcnt.
9leu.Oorf 3lpeiteS im0 II. yiegi.
meut
9lerp-ScrieD Critics unO iiinifs
Gcdiment.
Gclomore GrItes Battalion erites
Hegiment.
4enniDlDanien IT @rItes lnO 0rit-
teS &egiment
Sic uo6itebeuOen 9rgoniitaonen
pelbe gcgeupdrtig I'M 9pnoesoieuIt
Iteben, iper0en nidt aiisgennIItert;
Grei5ebnteS 4euninlpanio, Som.
pagnie y iIno 8, un0 0aS erlte Geor.
ala.
Sic 1uppen Der Staoten an Der
otldntiiden S{iiite, bic ollfgeriien
ueroen ipcrOen bcnubt, Inn oic Mu-
.SlulageiL griiden rmo @iien.
Observation-Disclosures ioipic GifentI.
Dies Gigeut6im gcgen @eludltatte
5u bciAiiBen lpelhe elmer ariegscr-
fldrung folgcn mogen
Tie Wlobiliilirung 0ieicr Wiili5.
rcahucnter non oencn iait alle fiir8-
lirb ans Dem gunoes0icilt ausgemu.
itert tpitrDeR miro iofort bcignncn-
9lrmec BON 100000 Mfonu
IaS arie9socportcment Bat Elduc
IN @orbcreitluia, cine 9Irnice bon
100000 Dlonn ous5ubilocu inO aus
5nriiItcll NOS INNER uid Scr onge-
nonlnienc @lon ieir nag Iie 3nei
mibtigiten 56rittc, ipclde inter
nonrncn tpliroen, lpuren critenS, Die
commanoirenoen Eiii3iere nller re-
! gulGren Qlrniec.9legimenter 5u erin.
hcit Die Nomen bon SO llnterofii5ic.
rcn llno 2clten pon ic0cu 8egirnetlt
al lnitcrbrciielL ucldc Quolifi5irt
4 limo, cine Gipil-9luuec ons5u6ilocn.
4 3peitellS bat ooS aricgsocportemcnt
oli sic Gmpfcbhm9 oes Gonjils Der
1 Gotiouol @ertbeioiguhg Fin Gon.
troftc pcrbcreitet Inn cine Stdrfl
pon 100000 Wlonl nit Whnition
| 0leiolma lllliiorueu uno 6clogcrd
| then ieoer glrt olis5uriiitcn
Qlrmee @prluge iicbt
100000 " ann Dor.
@contc ocs ariegsoeportcciltS er
fIdren onB cine glrmcc bon 100000
Mmm mir Elm @cgim iein iucrOc
Gie llnipcrinl gIuS6ilolmgsborlogc
wcld)e bonn @encroliin6 Dem Son
9rcB unterbreitet ruurOe, ior0crt oos
9hlTbringct SlusriiItcu uno 9lHsbt
6cn pon 100000 Nlmn IN einel
ongemeiieuen 3cit llnicr ocm Blol
oeS GcncroIito6S piwOcn allc 2clitI
i'm sIltcr bon 10 Sabrcn ic0es SSobl
cingc5pgcn Ucrocn.
Scfrct6r 2aniiuG conf 4
rirtc nit @oulc
]taQtSietrctdr Ganitnq loll raj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
Bureau 6es
lefturs Der g0ailermiethc

Bureau 6es
Collectors Der gSaHcrmiet6cu nub
GiceH5eu.
0atbbanS.
Baltimore, 20. @lar5 1917.
@rlnoeigentbiimcr iinO biermit be-
na6ribtigt, 0aB OoS g8oiier ictt fir
m6e5abIte 9iednuuecu abgeOre9t
iuirO.
Sofortigc @e5o6lung Ser &ebnn'
gen eripart weitcre llnfolteu.
1anId z. 2oSciI,
Collector fir g8aiicrmiciben mo 2icen5en
lNRrA20.2 26fbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

,lNNbil0fnm Neg d mo Gedrf"
som" Ipin 8eos@
,,tyagtiB''-o Lbe SdrllHgs Of Qdrlse
DOtpppbrpmc" 9auoeDjne iHb gSduoelbloer.
,,yinrninno GUuoeoille uro QSanoelbloer.
= oUluiitataScMif'' ~. 3iegfeos SolitS"
,,Uieturta" gSauoeblle uHo QVanoelblloer
gDr! observation-disclosures uilo @aa III g0d'
a3crs safe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
sgnnenani. nus .llnteraana.
ylntb.
g9cttcrausfidtca.

sin RorDldno iutO BEN gtitrift
Columbia belitc flor uno mariner,
iiiolidc @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

2yle HututiWt GlutHllbf lutiu)t lelt
3mei Eagen bcitano, ideint ii6 mi
8ul6ien, ood biloet iih cine 3meitc,
loHdbe iid jebt iiber Dem mittlcren
Gbeil pont iilolidcn &oniaS befinoet
mo iid nit oeruebrter Scftigfeit
nod Often bcipegt.
Die Gemperatur giua iihcr ben
nciuidbrn Regionen 5llriid, bic ourd
cincn iteigenoen 8rud gcocdt iuuroc,
un0 iii oer 2rud allgemeiu cHtlong
ocr atlantiichen aiiitc eeiticgcn. Dic
Grnlpcratllr iii iiber oem iaiIonm6Bi.
gca Turcbiduitt III imteren See.&es
gicnen, Dem Gbios ltlto Dliiliiiippis
Ebol uuO BEN SiioDeiten.
Gs miro Montog iii ben otldllti-
ttbcn @taotcn ctipds mariner lno fdIs
ter iii Sen untcrcil 5ec uno Dem iiio'
iiAen Ibeil Der oberen Gee 9egionen
lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

lleber Die Io0esuriatbe oeS 9legers
slrbie sO'iIler, 40 Sabre alt, bon glr.
3O6, 6orrcit. StroBc. bat Coroner
@lllinm & 9liIep cine llnteriubunq
elngeleitet, neil OcrieI6e wobridein.
lid ourd einen stilr3 BON cincnt
StraBenbobnmagGon an ser 9crina-
tom imo 6crreit Strabe iein ec6en
perIor.
oentIdje, DciterrcidIiidc nnO llnoa.
ride aricssanIciGcu.
tOO Wlart unS 100 &rpncu nuTtuSrts.
SbeO. S. 9ieuer C. Gu.,
Tral@ 2l7 Ch.NoitimOrr.Gtr.
l6eb20-) 243 GaS-grOaOmas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

NtarpIanN oabti.
aaitemitaaten einacIdIo6en.
W0NDerNellr Narrinaton triff

MaSe pcaiaeu
5 Oe u6uufns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26

Stibter &anit I'M iiiolidcu 4SoIi5ci.
egrIdt lloerluieS SSranf Grc0 llnl
Hllreo y Scnfius wceeu Gntmeu.
opnd oon 0leiiuat6eilcn i'm @crt6l
pon S65 ans ser 9lnlagc ser ". 3.
Ga3ill 60 Dem ojcri6tSoeriobren
@illiom 2onoao, ciu glltpdoren,
,Ddnoler, murOe inter Scr 9eIduIoi.
ollna Der SebIerci icIiqcbolien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-26
N [lle8 miIL.fliea en.

y = " ! II CO ell.
9luS blinoert jtngcn 2eutcn, mplbe
iitb frchpiIig fir 6en Dienit ais Deo.
rinc-Suftflicgcr 9enicloet boben, iino
letDS gefpdblt por6en, wcIHc oos fir
Baltimore bcitimmtc Contingent ooS
mtS Ss 6licacrn fir oic otlontilbe
Suite bcIteben miro. bilocn. 9iciltc.
iiaGt y. 8. @ilion nmBtc llrloub
ncDmcu neil cr ocrartig BON glppIi-
tniitc aus allen arciien ser 9e0ol.
ferung nit 0jcinden beitirmt muroc.
0aB CT fiir eini9e 3eit ser Grbohlna
bcoilrftig 1T llntcr ocn @cperbcrn
Dcfonocn iidb Snocuieilrc, ShOcntcn,
-Sportslente, Geute in bober io5ioler
StcIlnnG Snbabcr ppn g(utomobiIcn
pno @ooten lin0 gIlltonto6iI.9lacutcn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29

. .The CRISIS HERE TODAY
NEW 0AYToe0A THEATRE

The Crisis" following closely the
romance Of Civil. War days in st.
Louis, by Winston Churchill, will be
New Oayt0na theatre today and Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. Churchills novel, published
more than q decade ago, has become
recognized as an American classic. It
is written in a spirit of fairness and
impartiality, unusual with stories deal
ing with the conflict Of the sections.
The scene Is laid in st. Ea0uis, where
North and South met, where members
of the same families were divided in
their allegiance to the respective
flags, and where both causes were
holly debated with all the facts i'm
mediately at hand. Mr. Churchill put
himself in the attitude of an Impair
tial magistrate, considered carefully
both Sides and set them forth without
prejudice for the public as q jury.
In making the photoplay version,
William N. Selig followed exactly the
threads of Mr.. Churchilrs story, with
out any Encouragement or alteration
so common with makers of film dram
as. The story had already proven it's
dramatic power in the minds of more
than million readers, and was found
by Mr.. Seligs experts to be properly
arranged for screen production. The
play works up to a powerful climax
in the storming and taking of Vicks-
burg. The battle scenes have not
heretofore been eQualled, it is said,
in any phOtOdrama. A novelty Is
promised in a Lincoln who is human,
instead of being mere figurehead as
part of historical background
A special musical score, based on
romantic and patriotic airs of the pc
riod will be interpreted by a full or
cheStra
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29
. THE HAPPINESS OF THREE
. WOMEN, CRYSTAL THEATRE

Constance. the young and beautiful
wife of Mark Barr, is ever in fear of
her husbands jealousy. Among the
guests at their reception are Myrtle
Gale and her fiance. Billy Craig. to
whom Constance was at one time en-
gagged. Mark misinterprets a friendly
chat between the two and insultingiy
forbids Billy further visits to the
house.
Myrtle goes to the city to shop. and
is to return on an early evening train.
on which Constance also expects her
husband Both are delayed and Con
stance persuades Billy, who has come
to meet Myrtle, to take her for "a
ride in his new car. They lose their
way and are not nearly all night.
Constance is beset with fear at her
husbands anger Billy takes Con
stance to an inn for a bite to eat and
they discover it is a notorious road
house. On their way out of the
grounds, lightning strikes tree and
falls in the road as another automo-
bile, driven by Fletcher, cashier OF
the bank, approaches.
In the meantime, Monck. Waterman
at the bank. learning that Fletcher
has gone out that night, breaks open
the safe and takes a large sum OF
money AS an alibi he takes watch
charm which he knows belongs to
Fletcher, to the police, tells them
Fletcher overpOwered him and robbed
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29

the bank. Fletcher IL placed in iail
and eends for Billy, whose position d
rather complicated. Mrs. Fletcher al
SO seeks his aid. II he clears Fletcher,
he must expose Constance and un-
doubtedly lose Myrtle. Constance goes
to Billy's ONCE and hides behind q
Green as her husband enters. She
sneezes but Billy will not allow Mark
to look behind the screen. Constance
saves the day by picturing the differ.
ence In size between the burly watch.
man and the delicate cashier. Billy
places his stenographer behind the
screen. sends for Monck and secures
his confession. Mark comes in and to
HE great. relief. finds the stenographeI
behind the screen and Constance
happiness Is thereby assured. Fletcher
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29
[WeSlHTSHEN.
&a9GUPBOARD.
TASTY SALADS.

INDIVIDUAL EGG SALAnS.-Boil
eggs until hard, allowing one for
each guest. When the eggs have
become cold remove shells. Cut q slice
from each end and with a small spoon
remove the yolk. just working from
one end This will leave a cup Of white.
To the yolkS add some finely mixed
celery and olives and mayonnaise
dressing. Work them well together.
then fill into the cavities. Place the
slices removed from one end on top.
Set each egg on its fat end in individ-
ual lettuce cups and place a spoonful
Of mayonnaise around the egg. Sprin-
kle the top over with finely chopped
parsley.
Filled Tomato Salad.-Scald some
large. ripe tomatoes, skin and put on
ice to cool. When firm scoop out the
inside, then chop some celery, nuts
and the inside Of the tomatoes to-
gether and mix with French dress
ing Of olive Oil, vinegar, salt, sugar
and paprika. Refill tomatoes and serve
on lettuce leaves.
Queen Of Salads.-COOk one pint Of
Lima beans in salt water When done.
cool, put on ice. Take one-half dozen
medium sized tomatoes, cut off tops,
scoop out. fill with beans and one tea
spoonful mayonnaise dressing on top,
Put on ice. When ready to serve place
on platter in bed Of lettuce.
Everyday Salad.--For one plate take
one-half apple. one-quarter orange. a
small sprinkle each Of celery. salt or
seed. sugar and salt. Serve with the
following dressing. which is enough
for four plates: One whole egg beaten
with two tablespoonfuls of sugar Then
add one-half cupful of vinegar. Pour
over this one-half cupful of boiling
water. Cook, stirring meanwhile. until
i thick and smooth. Lettuce leaves add
! to the looks of the salad and nut meats
to the taste. but neither is necessary
| One does not tire of this salad.
Tomato Salad With Cream.-Slict
tomatoes in rather thick slices into 9
| salad bowl, sprinkle with salt and
white pepper and set away to get cool
Before serving pour over them whip
ped cream with chopped olives instead
Of mayonnaise.
A.,~ M4>~/
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29

pullman. Sleeping and Observation Cars Trains :
MS SERVED IN DINING CARS EN- ROUTE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29
COMING TO THE ARCADE
THEATRE NEXT THURSDAY
!. + + !. 4 !: i !. !. !. !. I. .

= = =
Unborn" one of the most daring
pictures ever filmed, will be presented
at the Arcade theatre Thursday. 1t is
a special feature dealing outside the
Americans service, with a phase of
social conditions that is attracting the
attention of students of domestic re-
lations. The subject is one that con
Germs the future of the people as a
race and is presented in way to
awaken people to the danger. The
subject is filled with human interest
Advanced prices will be charged. and
no one under seventeen years OF age
will be admitted
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29

is released from IAN and Mn. FleteA-
er IL also made happy, while Billy
goes to his sweetheart who = made
doubly happy In the knowledge that
Bully has caused Justice to b done.
This Oliver Morooco feature ct The
Crystal theatre tomorrow.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29
To Clean Wall PAPER.

An excellent thing Cor cleaning wall
paper is bran filled into cheesecloth
bags: also it is better than soan for
the hathtub.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-29
Dixie Flyer
Seminole Limited
No. "a.


Drawing Room
All throu9h Trains, With Rroer Buffet Serxfee
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-12-27
Other Organizations Co.
operate With w. Nj. &.
in Work for Troops

While the Young Mems Christian
Associatio mis- the largest body doing
welfare work among the United States
troops, other organizations are coop
Grating. The Knights of Columbus, a
fraternal organization in charge of the
Roman Catholics, has put up, and is
putting up, club houses equipped with
desk-rooms, benches, Photographs,
player-pianos, moving picture apparat-
US, and other facilities for entertain
ment. Sixty-five halls are now IN
operation, open to men of all denor,-
nations.
The Young Mems Hebrew Assotia-
tion has made arrangements for head
quarters in Young Mems Christian AS
sociation buildings. There is not
sufficient number of Hebrews in any
one brigade to justify the building
of hall by this organization.
The American Library Association
has raised fund of over $1,00O,000
and is erecting special library build
ings in the camps
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1917-12-27
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE.

Union People Should Act in Time.
If you suffer from backache;
If you have headaches, dizzy spells;
If the kidney secretions are irreg-
ular,
Don't delay-likely your kidneys are
sick.
Union people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Here's a Union mans experience
r. E. Henderson, 1 Louise ST., Un-
ion, says: 81 caught cold on my kid
neys and it brought on backache. Of
ten. when I stopped over, pain caught
me in the small of my back and had
to brace myself in order to straightcu
up. My kidneys acted too freely and
the sccletions burned in passage. I
finally used Doan's Kidney Pills and
had relief from the first"
Price Coo at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for q kidney rcmedy-gct
Doan's Kidney Pills--thc same that
Mr.. Henderson had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Props, Buffalo, n. Y.