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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
SCIENCE BAFFLED
BY HUSKY BABY
Weighs One Hundred Pounds at
Less Than Three Years
of Age.
MAULs BIG BROTHER
Moves Buffet or Piano, Rides in Car.
riage With Auto Springs and
Eats as Much as Two Grown
Persons.

Philadelphia. - "Billy' Mccarthy,
Philadelphia's prize baby, is two years
and nine months old and weighs 100
pounds. He moves the furniture
around in the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Mccarthy, eats as
much as two grown persons and has
perfect health. Medical science adj
mits that it is baf1ed by the baby's
growth.
Science has put the 20. X" mark
on Chilly" 1t says that he is all
right and advises the parents to let
him eat and grow. His growth is not
due to an accumulation Of fat, for he
has bones as large a. those of a per-
son five feet seven inches tall, and
weighing 154 pounds. Medical men say
his growth is all right, but they have
failed to explain it.
MauIs Big Brother Around.
"Billy" plays with his five year-old
brother Frank and mauls him around
at will. He holds Frank on his lap
and pushes him around the yard on an
'Irish mail" And Frank wears "eight-
year size" suits. If a ball rolls behind
a piano or other piece of furniture
"Billy" moves the furniture, and it
keeps his parents busy getting it back
in place. He eats meat, principally
chicken, steaks and chops. His moth
err orders chicken for him three times a
week. Every morning the milkman
leaves four quarts of milk at the Nc
Carthy home.
When the youngster goes out for a
ride he sits in q carriage that has reg
ular automobile springs. The carriage
was built specially and cost $42. He is
now outgrowing it, but, luckily, he
started to walk a couple of months
ago. "Billy's'' shoes also are made to
order and cost SIP q pair. In fact, all
his clothes have to be made specially.
His last shirts cost 81 each. Then af-
ter running up this big bill for cloth
ing, BILLY" outgrows the entire out
fit in three months.
His Mind Also Above Normal.
The mammoth baby's mind has not
been stunted by his great growth, in
fact, his mentality is greatly above nor
NAL. He learned to walk quickly when
he started, and in q couple of months
has become able to walk as good as a
child two or three years older.
When he was born in a New York
city hospital, August %, 1914, BILLY"
weighed less than ten pounds. When
he left the hospital with his mother,
three weeks later, he weighed 3e
pounds. At nine months he tipped the
scales at 80, and now touches the hun
dred mark. He stands three feet, six
inches tall.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
DRESDEN

Banker ]. A. Terhaar made a brief
business trip to Grand Forks during
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Jones is still reported as be.
ing in quite a critical condition as the
result of her recent stroke of .paraly-
sis.
Sam Smith, l Dawson and Mrs.
Dawson. and the Terhaar family made
the trip by auto to Devils Lake on
Monday.
Mrs. William H. Timian left on
Tuesdays train for an extended visit
with several of her relatives in Eastern
Ontario.
The dance at the hall on Friday
evening of last week was given a fine
attendance, consequently a big time
is reported by all of the crowd in at.
tendance.
Lloyd Grail has sold out his pool
room property here as we'll as his
other interests, the purchaser of the
same being Sam Smith. Lloyd now is
holding down the job of assistant
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

BOY .WANTED.-To learn the printing trade.
an intelligent and industrious boy, about II
years old. Splendid chance to learn a good
trade for a bright boy. Courier-Democrat.
ROOM TO Realistically modern, For par
ticulars phoue 119. 1870
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
CORRESPONDENCE
WEST HOPE.

Wilbur.L. Drury has been on the
sick list lately, but is now reported
as being on the road to recovery
Peter Schwartz has kept the road
drags busy all of this week. This
work is generally appreciated by
everyone in the settlement.
The local collectors for the Y M
C. A :, report quite a generous re
spouse to the appeal for funds for
this most worthy work.
John Hope made a trip to Cavalier
on Monday, and while there enjoyed
a visit with his old friend, Charles
Atkinson, who at this time is filling
out his second term as sheriff of Penn
bina county.
William Witzel, one of the soldier
boys home on furlough, was visiting
his family and friends here this week.
Billy says the comforts and conven-
fences of the " M. C. A, building
is very much appreciated by all the
boys who are at Camp Dodge.
Owing to the lack of cars there
was no shipment of stock from this
township this week. 1t is to be
hoped that this condition een soon be
remedied, as it causes both a serious
loss and inconvenience to the shipper.
In fact to all persons who have their
live stock all ready for the market
and know that prices are right.
The financing of the railway at
Mazda will be the chief topic of the
West Hope farmers club at its meet.
ing to be held on Saturday of this
week. Manager Shelp reports hav.
ing being able to get some rails, and
if the weather should continue tt
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
station master for the Great Northern
at Grandin, N. D.

station master for the Great Northern
at Grandin, N. D.
While some IF the kids of this
place were "monkeying'' with the
machinery of a washing machine, one
of Mr.. Hills little boys had two of
his fingers so badly lacerated as to re.
quire the attention of a doctor one
day last week.
Messrs Ed Timian, August Kuball
and Ed. Picural, three of our soldier
boys got home during the week from
Camp Dodge on a five days furlough.
They are expecting to return today
to do their "bit' for their country.
From their reports they are doing
we'll and certainly are looking fine.
The second number of the series of
entertainments by the Acme Lyceum
Co.. is to. be a lecture entitled "In-
SEPARATION and Power it will be given
at the Dresden Hall on Saturday ave.
nlng, commencing at half past eight
o'clock. A feature is a dance and
basket social that follow after the
lecture. The proceeds of the latter
will go to the benefit fund of the Y.
M C. A., and K. of C. Two Dres-
denites to transact business at the
county seat on Tuesday were Mer.
chant H. Raffenbeull and Torrance
Danzwko. q
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
YOUR KIDNEYS
Langdon Residents Must Learn Importance
of Keeping Them Well

Langdon Residents Must Learn Importance
of Keeping Them Well
Perfect health means that every or
gan of the body is performing it's
functions properly. Perfect health
cannot be enjoyed if kidneys are
weak and d%isordered. Thousands tes.
tify that Do ans Kidney Pills have a
reviving action on weak kidneys.
What this remedy has done in so
many cases Of this kind is the best
proof OF its merit. Read the follow
ing. It's testimony CRATE fully given
by a resident of this locality:
C. Moore, of Park River, N. D.,
says: kidney trouble, shown mostly
by pains In my back. was what made
me try Doan's Kidney Pills. One
box Of this medicine freed me of the
trouble. Still uses Doan's.
More than two years later. Mr.,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
SUMMONS

State co OF NGr # , p a1slisr SIS. In District GasFt
Seventh Judicial District
Grace B. Reeves, Plaintiff
vs..
Sylvester N. Reeves, Defendant
The State of North Dakota to the above
named defendant; ~
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in the action above entitled. which
will be filed in the Office eff the Clerk of the
District Court. in and for the County of Cava-
lier and State of North Dakota. and to serve a
copy of your answer to said complaint on the
subscriber. at his office in the City of Langdon,
in the County of Cavalier and State of North
Dakota, within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of
such service: and In case of your failnre to ap-
pear or answer as above required Plaintiff will
apply to the District Court of Cavalier County,
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Langdon, North Dakota, this Sth
day of November, A. D.. 1917. a
Thomas Devaney,
Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Ros dence and post-ofice, Laugdon, N. u.
Notice-The Complaint in the above entitled
action has been filed in the office of the Clerk
of the distli Court, in and for the County Of
Cavalier and State of North Dakota.
Thomas Jevaney 3.
- Attorney for the Plaintiff. :
NOV. q LIST pubs Langdon. North Dakota
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

Moore said: 81 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills on several occasions since
first endorsing them and with as good
results as ever" ~
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Moore has twice publicly recon.
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y. .
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
GRAIN MARKET
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Matter of the Estate of William
Buchweitz, Deceased:
Notice is hereby given ty. the undersigned
bertha BuGhWeitz, executrix, of: the Last
Township of South Dresden, in the County Of
Cavalier and State Of North Dakota, Deceased.
to the creditors Of and all persons having
with the necessary vouchers :-within six months
after the first publication of this notice to the
said executrix. at the Office of Thomas Devaney
in the City of Langdon, in said Cavalier county
Dated November 1. A. D.. 1917.
BERTHA BUCHWEITZ,
Executrix.
lFirst publication. Nov. g., A. o., 1917
THOMAS DEVANEY,
Attorney for Executrix.
Langdon, North Dakota. y
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

Even if you know that the world
is growing better, you shouldn't tell
us poor but honest people about it. We
are entitled to the pleasure we get out
of thinking thai it is growing worse
and worse.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

c. S. Robertson, clerk of court
wishes it published that all applicants
who wish to have applications for
their second citizen papers at the
March 1918 term of court must have
their applications in before Dec. S. =
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22
WM4NI CezyM M

A ADVERTISEMENTS will De inserted in this
q column for One Cent a Word each insertion
NO advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
cents. Cash must always m out of
town orders. The rate for the insertion o.
business locals among pure reading matter will
hereafter be ten cents perlice eachinsertion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

STRAYED-From the Kelly farm. five miles
nor,h of Langdon since October 1st one two
year old Shorthorn heifer, color roam. has a
broken horn on left side. Party taking up
this estray will please notify. Ray D.. Kelly,
City Meat Market, Langdon, NJ d. II
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

FOR RENT-A five room cottage in Dresden,
next to thel Dawson IT sidence property.
Inxuire at this Office, i4-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

completed and in operation by the
end of next month.
A large crowd from here attended
the grange meeting held in the Ho.
men school, house on Saturday even
ing of last week. They report hav-
ing had a very pleasant and social
time. 1t is announced that the sub.
ject for discussion at the next meet
ing, on Saturday, December LIST,
will be What is Patriotism" This
is quite an appropriate thing to talk
about at such a time as this and it
should prove to be of sufficient inter-
est to draw a big crowd of people liv.
ing in this neighborhood.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-11-22

FOR SALE.-Three moderate-priced residence
properties In Langdon city Is for rent a
large furnished, heated and lighted room.
Apply to JAS, H.. Dickson. Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
glm SiunsO tu6t Oic e6IadJt.

g9ien, oio 9onOon 10. Mai.-0ie
oiterreibiid d-ingoriidbe SeeresIeitllng
meloet in i6rer bonn 6reitag Oatirten
umtliden 9efonntmobung:
ISM oitli6en uno iiiooItliden
arieesidaupIae 1T nidts 6u berid-
ten.
Gie Sion5o-5dIadt oe6t mciter.
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iuurOe na6 5weitGgieen me6ieInoen
&Gmpfen bon groBter @ut6 BON in-
ieren Eruppen eerGumt. llniere
Srnppen beiebten Stellungen meb-
rere bunoert Nieter oltli6 bon Ser
S66e. SIN golnt bon @or5 berri6te
pd6reno oes Cages cine ouffdllige
Stille. glaG 9ln6ru9 Ser Olabt ItieB
ser Scino pl0bIi6, obne ortilleriiii-
i6e @orbereiturg, in oi6ten N}oiien
Dor, Oo6 allie ieine 9lnitrengungen.
in imieren 2inien SUB 81 faiien,
i9lugcn Dor ser 6eionnenen @ertbei-
Oigung unierer broOen Erllppen febl.
6eute Morgen in oller 6rii6e grill
ser Seino itorf Wionte Sonto on,
puroe aber nod 0lobfdmpfen 5uriid-
oeibIoeen. Seit 9eeinn Der Snfonte-
rie-S6la6t baben mir mebr ais 5000
@efnngene cinge6radt.
SSn Sen gl6ibnitten 5litib inO
@l0den uno I'M IiioliHen Sirol bat
Oos itolienii9e 9lrtilIcriefeuer 8uge-
noncmen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Mlanecl M 3citrtnsspapicr.

81 mItcr6anL pia 2onoon, 10.
N1oi. - Sic o@oiiiide 8eihtns" III
Berlin beitreitct Die om gaittpod iei-
tens ser &egierung I'M &ei6StagS-
Gonlite obgegebene @rflGrung, po-
nod olles nur M0eli1e getban per-
oe, Inn Ole @roOuftion bon &opier
fir 3eitingen 8u forOern uno Weilt
oorouf bin ooB Die gr0Bten Fopier-
fa6rifen pegen &oblenmon9els nod
iiiaiteben
0ie nGoiiii6e" ieibit Bat feline Bu-
pier fir ibre 9l6enoousgobe uno bic
nD1orgenpolt" nit ibren 100000
@bonnenten fam glei6faIlS fein Ea'
pier erlangen.
0ie n8oiiii6e 3citring" bat ober-
mails eine 0rineenOe glufforOerlne
an oen 9onaler uno Oen Setter Der
&rieesbeborOe ergeben luIien lofort
glbbiilfe oi iboffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
@rullc OsOt6 in glt6cm.

2on0on 10. W1oi. - 9(uBer
Scr 9rotnotb in gltben berrlbt bort
ou6 eroBe 3noppbeit an moeren
2e6ensnlitteln, mie Der &euter'i6G
Correspondent melOet. Seit 9on-
neritog lit foit eor tein 6leii6 unO
@enuilc ouf Dem N8orft uno Ser &c.
ringe &orrotb miro 8u erorbitonten
@reiien bcrfouft, moour6 Oie Gage
Der drmeren &Ioiien beOnuernspcrtb
miro.
aropolc, oie einen beunrubieen-
Sen llmfong on8uhebmen oroben,
finOen fortiudbreuo itott, pie Der
Correspondent iugt. 0erieIbe fiibrt
ole beoolerli6e poIfspirtbi9oftIide
2oge gum gr0Bten Sbeil oorollf 5u-
rid, ooB @rooiiionen bon llnffrupit-
l0Ien Spefulonten ousgefouft itno
ailriidgebdIten peroen. Die &egie-
rune icbreitet Oogeeen Elm uno bat
bereits betrG6tliAe 0uontitGten Oer-
itedter g1obrlingsuittel oufgeltobert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Glndlt Dor ben etcmcrn.

g8oibingtom 10. Wtoi. -
lin oen in 9(usIibt Itebenoen gu
ibIogs8oaen 8li enteeben peroen in
oaen StGoten ocs Sonoes llngebeurc
W1engen bon @oorensous oen 3oa.
ipeidern ge5ogen. gtob bei'm Shos-
amt eingeldufenen 9eridten muroen
in Der Stoot Seem. .yorf oaein oil eli
nem ein5igen Soge @ooren i'm @er.
tbe bon $3,000,00O aus oieIen Spei-
6crn fortgci6offt, ilno in onoeren
SGfen bcrri1en Gbnlicbe 8uitGnoe.
9lif Oielc gSeiIe geben Der &egierling
@tiGionen bon Steltern oie lie err
baIten bGtte, penn ole 8ooren in
ben SpciMerr berblieben n6ren, ber-
loren.
3mor boben lih in Ser @eIbi6te
Ser Scr. Stooten immer dbnlide
Gorgdnge obeeipielt, 70 oft Der SariN
crbobt peroen iollte, ober niemolS in
oieiem 0aoBitobe. 0ie i'm Gongreb
ibpebenoe 8orIoge giebt DER gRegie-
rilng tein @iittel oil ole Sono, nm
oieIer Steuerflu6t eineu &iegel Dor.
fbie6en 8li fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Sritcn- -WliIiiun i'm saOcn.

@roBe 0}eni6enmenge 6egriiBt 8ol.
Jour rnO feline 9egleiter in 9Ri6-
mono. n Sohlt BON 19 &ononen.
i6iiiien. - 0ie 0enfmGler Der
@enerdle See, SadIon uno Stuart
nit ardn8en eeidmiidt.
&i6mon0, &a., 19. @loi.
9fi1mono, Oie Stoot Ger GonfoOeru-
tion un0 reid an Sraoitionen, bot Elm
ber5licbes @ilfommen Ger britil6en
&riegs-MiIiion, melbe bon @oibing.
ton gefommer mar, I'M Dem Siioen
eincn @eili9 o65uitatten lno Die be-
rii6mten 6ii6rer Der CONFEDERATION,
Gobert 6. See, Stoneipaa S5adion un0
Sen. Stuart, oen Snfel oes iebigen
@ouperneurS, 5lt ebren.
Die 0liiiion nlroe our1 einen
SoIllt bon 19 &ononenl6iilicn be-
griiBt uno bon 0en &ooetten Oes Sir
ginia Nlilitdr- Snitihtts onr6 Die iit.
belnoe Wlenge esfortirt. 9lls 8ol-
four in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING i'm
9[uOitorium iagte, onB Ole Sonoung
bon observation-disclosures in 6ranf-
reid elm OenflpiiroigeS @reieniB IN
ser @eI6i6te iein miiroe, iuollte Der
9lpplaus fein @noe nebmen.
9luf Dem @ege bier6er ioa 9ol-
four in elmer @nipra9e bon Der Slat-
form oes @iien6o6npoegons in 6re-
Oeridsburg Ser Wlenge eeiaet baben,
ooB er befiir6te, ni6t genue feline tic
fen @efiibIe uusgeOriidt 5lt boben
ii6er Sen @mpfang, pel6er Der Nlil-
iion bonn SiiOen bereitet mltrOe.
Sieut. Sen. Bridges i6miidte Ole
0enfmGler ser @enerGle See, Sadion
uno Stuart bier nit &rdn5en unO
belt cine 2o6reOe ii6er ole @6arofter.
ItGrfe, sic 8ii6reri6oft lnO @eOulo,
pelde OieIe WlGnner eebo6t bo6en.
@r ipro6 Die Soffnung aus, OoB Die
ierigeil, mel6e in Dem gegenpdrtigen
Sample betbeiliet iinO, bier uno III
Der 6remoe, ii9 piirOig i6rer &orfob-
rem 5ei9en meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Sin 0uabc auaefahrcn.

Sin lmbefannter &nnbe nur0e Dor
Dem Souie 9Ir. 205, g3orO-9rooS.
po0, bon eincm g(utomobil setrofien,
WelHes einem Srn. @i6aeI Bosnian
geb0rte lno ou6 bon i'm gelenft mur.
sc. Ger 9nobe piiroe bon Srn. 9ti.
dolos Groffeler nad Dem So6ns
SopfinS Soipitol eebradt woicIbit
ieItgeIteat murbe, oab er iidj einen
eineeOriidten SddoeI 5uae5oeen 6ot-
tc. Ger anobe NOR 5it ipdter glodt
nod beiinnltngslos, 10 OaB ieine Soen-
titGt ni6t feiteeitelt meroen fonnte.
Scrr 9osmon muroe nod Der noro-
oitIi6en Foli5eiitation gebrodt itno
bis 5lm am @lontag itattfinOenoen
&erbor freigelaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
Gtor6 in lSitts6nroh,

Die "a Sabre olte 6rou Soiepbine
6oIler bon gtr. 29O3, @6monOion-
9lOenue, itorb eeitern 9la9mittae in
einem SolpitoG in Yittsbureb, Eo.,
an Oen 8ronoWltnoen mel6e iie err
litten botte, ais bier om 6. Samlor
0ieies So6reS in Der Gborles-, nabe
2nn0oleltroBe, Elm 9lttomo6il Der
Blue 8us-2inie BON einem StroBen-
ba6npoeeon bon binten eettoifen
uno eegen einen Eetroleumogen ge-
i1leuOert rpurOe, moour9 cine @r-
ploIon entltano itno Der Omnibus IN
Brand eeitedt puroc. W3e6rere SaI-
iagiere, Ole in Dem Omnibus woren,
trugen 8ronopilnOen oooon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
cSriIdler Gpnuent.

2onoon 10. @}oi.-9ie 6rogc
Der @inberllfune eineS iriiben Con-
bents iol Dem nllllter llnioniIt
Council" uno Der rSriib llnioniit
9lGionce" 0ur @nti6ei0ung iinterbrei-
tet merOen. Ser olllIter Council"
loG Dem @ernebmen nod nG6lte $50
DIE 5uiommentreten fir cine Sibrng
Der 9[aion5 iit obcr nod fein Datum
ongefilnoiet WorOen.
SSn3ipiIcben meroen om Wontag
Ieitens Der gfegierung GrflGrunger
betreffs Ger irii6en @ori6IGoe I'M
%orloment obgegeben merOen. Ere-
mier 2lopo George miro Ooriiber I'M
Sauie Der @emeincn uno 2oro Cur
5on i'm Sberboille lpre1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
aglntiunal Ni[ Gurpurntiun0.

Sir Oieienigen 2eute, melde Gel
Ger onle0en noacn, miro ollf Die glu-
5eige DER nNotionaI Sil Corpora
tion" OIL onoerer Stcae oicics gIot.
tes bineepieien. Gie befannte 8ol-
timorer 6irma Sobn s. 9tioroon &
60, 713 uno ia 6i0elitp. @ebGuoe,
@de GborIes- uno 2erington.StraBe,
logt in Der g(nSeiee, bob Die tbotiGb.
li6cn 9tetto- -@eroienlte aus Dem @e-
trieb fir ooS Sobr 1916 $73,913.4S,
elei6 Z @ro8ent ouf Die &rioritdtss
gLftien rno ii6er A 9Sro5ent ouf Die
Stonmaftien noren. 9luf oen iebi-
gen 9etrieb uno @nhuidelung bolirt,
weroen Die &eroienite fir Oos Iau-
fenoe Sobr mie foIgt bere6net:
yIetto. .&eroienIte $117000, 0ibi-
OenOe ouf 100000 &rioritGts-glf-
tien 79o $4,000, lleberlduB no6
3obIiine 8rioritdtS- g(ftien 0iDioenoe
$4,000 II gteidb nabeau go nuf
Oic Stommoftiert. @s miro BON Scr
@eidGftSfiibrilng bere6net, 0oB Die
peitere @ntpidelung innerboIb Der
nGdlten 8polf Monote, fir pel6e Die
5onos beidofft per0en, in einem
Ntetto-8 -8eroicnit ouf elmer @oiis bon
unnGberno $175,000 pro Sobr re-
iuItiren ioGten. 0ie Gompognie
miro in fGbieer linO conierootiber
@ciie OerWoltet. Sbre @eonlten Iino
erfoIgreide MGnner bon GROCER @r,
fobrung in Oieiem @ei6dit. II @s lit
Der Naiibe Wertb, Die Sirma ouf5u-
iuden unO ii6 BORT peiter erfl6ren
5u loiien mos iie gu offeriren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-20
@illa.9In6anacr iOllcn iidJ crac6cn,

Sto0t Merifo, 10. Wlai. -
llntcr-& r-&riegsiefretGr Galtro Bat oen
Giao-SGuptIiugcn teIegropbii6 oic
slufforoerlng 5ueeben Iaiien, iidb 0il
ergeben. Dion gloubt, Dab Die 3e-
pai1e ouf MeIoungen 5uriid5ufiibren
it, monod cine oerortige 9lltfforoe-
rlng 9eriidiicbtislng finocn miro.
9SrdliOent Gorron5a beiprod) li6
nit elmer Delegation bon 9ereleuten
Oie eeitern in ocn &o6uco.8ergper.
fen einen Strife inlcenirtcn, ilno for
oerte iie Orineeno auf Die 9lrbeit lpie-
Der ouf5unebmen lino oie @rIeoigung
bon Spierigfeiten ibnl 5u iiberIoilen;
er ertbeiIte Der Delegation, in oeren
9egleitlIng Iih @ouoerneur &oOri-
guea bonn Stoote Sioolgo befono, Die
&erli6erung, ooB ibre 8eic9meroen
bcigelegt meroen iuiirOen.
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9as aricss6nSact cr6S6t.

$75O,OOO,0O0 fir ein S1iffs6ou-Yro-
gramm 6ugefdet. Ger @c-
ionunt6etrog beIduft iid auf $3,-
342,OOO,OOO. - Gie Sill i'm Gon-
feren5-Gon1ite. - Sic &riegSiteii-
er6iIl nod i'm Gonite fir Nlittel
umO g9ege. - 9ibertp- 9lnIeibe-
3ei6nlngcn merOen nibt Dor Dem
Is. SUM bcfannt gcoeben.
ggofbington, 10. @oi. II Gas
0lnfongs-ariegs Budget ser 9lOmini-
itrotoion, pel6es Oiirdb Oos Sin3ufii.
gen bon $750,0O0,OOO fir oos San-
oelSflotten gou Yrogromm ouf
$3.342,9OO,OOO erbo6t morOen it, pal
Iirte 6cute glbeno oen Senot o6pe
9omenSoufrif. Gie &orloge ipurOe
iofort Dem Gonferen5-Gonite iiber-
iuieien, unO man ertportet, OnB bic
iel6e binuen elmer ISOLDE Dem @r1Ii.
Oenten 5ur @ene6miglmg unterbrei-
tet iperoen fonn. 9(ls sic @orloge
oos Observation-Disclosures poliirte, ipa-
rem oorin MIR $2,SO00OO,O0O borge.
ie6eu. Gos S6iffsbous@rogronm
iplrOe uuf @riuben ser 9lominiltro-
tion ser Bill I'M Senate 5u9efiigt
unO miro ieOenfollS I'M Gonfcren5-
Gonite beitdtigt iuerOen. SSn einen
anOeren 9lmcnOemetit 5il Oieier @ia
miro Scr Eernlin Der aus5u6e6enoen
Solooten fir Sen Grieg bis auf bier
@iondte nod Dem &riege feItgeiebt.
lin oie &rie9slteierbilI fertig 5u
6efommen bat Der oenofrutiibe6ii6-
rer &it6in cine 8eriammlung 0eS
Gomites fir Wlittel umo g8ege oes
Observation-Disclosures fir morgen
(Sonntog) ein6erlifen, I'M sic bor-
lieaenoen 9(menoementS 5il cripGeen.
0ie Subicriptionen 81 Ser n6rei-
beits-glnleibe" iollen ni6t Dor Dem
S6lieBen Der @ii6er am 10. SUM
befannt gegeben tperoen.
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O3rodl rms Iiufe @eiu.

Ger t3 Sabre olte SorrD Bet bon
9}r. 5tt, -Garolinc-StroBe, oer-
IlI6tc, ouf einen @ogen 81 iprineen,
fiel babel ailf oie StroBe imO 5og iid
cinen 9rrh Oes linfen 9cincs 5u, @r
wuroe bonn @otronpogen oes 0itlihen
%oli5eioiitriftS nod Dem ct. So
iepb'S Solpital gebrobt. Ger @ogen
geborte 9. 8. Mc0uoio, einem 9[ugc.
iteaten ser nGrper Dor 60" al Der
Spring rmO 9[liceonno.StroBe un0
murOe bon 9iobert @ier BON 9tr. 407,
@entral.9lpemte, qelenft.