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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Nlnr cine 1lnterhnltnnn.

Snmuel Snm6oen bon gtr. 2406
SronciS. .StraBe, ilno &iolet @pons
bon g{r. 67S gSeit- -9oItimore-S StroBe,
wlrOen geltern bon 9ficbter @odarO
IN ser mittleren Yoli5ei.Stotion I'M.
ter Der 9lni6uloieung oes onee6lid
umeebiibrli1en 8etroeens nit ie SO
rn0 Soften beltroft. Sie iollen an
Der @de bon Sreoerid- uno 5oDette-
StroBe, 9emGb oen 9lnga6en BON
Boli5ilt 9raoburn elm 6oultoueIl
auSgefobten baben. 2omoen be-
bolptete, ooB er nit Dem @SGo6en
mir cine llnterboltung eepfloeen
6otte. @r be8oblte ole Strofe oes
W2G0denS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

2onOon, 19. SSuni, 9InOrelu
9ouar Sop, ser SdabamtS-aan5Ier,
erflGrte in Dem lInterbuus, oaB er
boiie lmo ser @leinuug iei ooB Oie
geaenwdrtigen Soften reOiSirt Mir
Den. 81, bat ieoocb feline Soiinus,
ooB 9lnerifa'S @intritt IN Sen &rieg
Oie geiddbten llufoiten ser 9riegS'
iiibrltng 6ero6miuoern miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
,,Gaole". ".Gunncutiun.

Der OrOen ser o@ogles" eroffnet
6elte in Sopre oe @roce feline iGbr-
libe Convention. 9oltimorer Nfit-
glieoer beeeben iit6 ebenfous Oobin,
ltm an Ger Yoro0e Sbeil 81 nebmen.
9(m @}orgen finOet cine @elcbdftsiiB-
ung itatt, uno fir oen ginbnittag
lit elm @aiiercornepol nuf Oem Gus
quebouo-6luB oneeiebt. 9lm gl6enO
merOen 0ie Gclegaten nit einem 81
fen ocfeiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
0ampier in GoaiiiOH.

Detroit. 10. SUM. = Ger
9onpfer ,9iotironco" BON Eoroutc
muroe beilte im 0etroit-5luiie Oer-
ientt, no6oem er nit Dem @aiIa9ler-
9ompfer o@oitern States 5uiam'
mengeitoBcn mar. Ser lebtere mar
olf ser 6a6rt no6 GIeOelauo; iein
8ug milr6e 6eidd0iet, iuO er te6rte
nacb Detroit 5uriid. Seben gingeu
nibt perloren. Der nglotironco"
wrr0e in 1892 eebaut mar 225 Sub
Iong. @r lieet i'm 9anal nabe Der
canaOii1en aiiitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Qie 0ritif bes Gunfnrrentcn.

Ser @htiifoireftor Srieorih 3ul-
ter in Berlin, Der intime 6reuno
@oetbcr's, fonnte Ger grenen uno
oro6nenoen Spernmuiif Spoutinis
fciu Sntereiie ent0eeen 6rineen. 9lls
er elmer @rltouffiibritng elmer Spon.
tini'iMen Sper olS 8ritifer beimob-
ncn muBte, mar cr ollrh ole tort.
pd6rcnoen @loienflGnge Oes Srhe.
tiers 70 nero0s gcDor0en Dob er frob
mar, mad @een0igung Ger &orltel-
hnq beinodrts eeben 5u t6nnen.
Sunglam i6ritt cr nit ieiuem 9e.
oleiter ole 2in0en entlong imo er.
flGrte oieiern, tpie ibm oiele l6rmcu-
Sc Nhliif olii 6ie glerpen eefauen iei.
0a trof man ouf cine imter Oen rau.
ibeuoen 2lGngen oes 3opfenitreids
Ooriiber5ie6en0e Grippe, unO Better
meinte lGGeIuO 81 ieinem 9esleiter
,@ott iei Can't, nun bore ib ood
enolid) pic0er ionfte NfuIifl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
9iefrntir GrfOlsc.

9(m @}ontog troteu 81 Weitere
junge MGnner ais 5reimilIige in Oie
9lrnee bon Ser bieligen 9efrilti-
rngSltotion aus Elm, ooDon melOeten
lib 5 fir Ste0iingen in ser Slieeer-
i@llle 5u Sort Omabo, 9lebr. 9lue
9eiite, ole bel ser Snfanterie eintre-
ten geben nod @ettDS6itrg, onItott
no6 Gotm6uS,O6io iogte Sollpt-
mann WlcaennD, lolt eingetroffenen
9efeblen. 5rellnoe BARREN in Der
glrmee 5ulommenOienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
9lp6c in spanieu.

Nf a ort0, 10. SUM. ~ @renlier
@Ouar0o Cato erfldrte bel elmer 9ln.
ipra6e an cine 9ln5a5l &ertreter ser
Freiie, es 6erribe 9hl6e in 5ponien;
er iei ober Der 9lniidt, ooB iiir oie
9fe9ieruug idwierige Bro6leme bor.
Iiegeu, oo6 claude er nidt, ooB Die.
ielbeu ni6t geloit ueroen t0nuten.
Ser @renier erfIGrte meiter, oie
9htiloimg Der @orteS iei 8war m0g.
lid, ober ni6t wo6ricbeinlid. oa 0rin.
eenoe 6ragen auitalben f6nnten
Oeren 0isfutirlmg I'M @arlament er.
ioroerlid iein moge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
NSn (enrnnn cinnctrnffcn.

9iob IN gSoibinoton cingeloufenc
gtobri6ten iit ooS SobuS SopfinS-
Soipitol Corps Don Baltimore in ei-
mem uelropGii6en Safen" eineetrof-
fen. 9os SobnS SoptinS Soipital-
Corps beltebt in ser @ouptlocbe aus
9ler3ten unO Yfleeerinnen oeS SSobn8
SopfinS. Snltitlts, aber sic meiiten
&oipitGler 9oItimoreS boben eben-
fauS WeI6e 0o5u gelteat. gie6en-
bel geb0ren allb &06e, Siicbler II. /.
tu. oo5a. 0r. S. 90. z. SiuneD lit
Ser Better
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Sir Die GyclO-9lrtiaerie.

SauIenoe bon @erionen io6en ge-
Itern @a6mittog einen S6eil Ger 1.
8otterie Der @}arDldnoer 6eIoortil-
lerie auf Dem Court &ouie @la5o
ii6eu. Ole Sol0aten tpuroen nit rie-
Ii9enl 9lpplouS beOodbt. Gie NtarD-
lanOer 6eloortillerie benot6igt ilnge-
id6r 400 Monn, pes6al6 ii6 GopitGn
s. Craig Wic2ana6an enti6loB, cine
Eour Our6 Sen eon5en Stoot 81
ma1en INN Oie n6t6igen 2eute 5ll
6efon1men. N}it 5pei 6elOgei6iiBen
unO elmer Sel0fii6e oerlieB er gellern
Die &aierne in %ifeSoille, nm nod
Baltimore 81 fobreu. 9(n ser N}aoi-
ion unO Gutam. .StroBe mlIrOen Oie
9lrtilleriIten bon 6arion'S &apelle
enpfongen mo noC5 Dem Court
Souie Yla5o begleitet. g}ot6 Oen lie.
bunoen Oie in i6neiOiger @eiie aus
geiii6rt purOen bielten @r-@ouOer-
ueur %billipS See @olOS6orolg6 lnS
anOere 6efonnte Wldnner 9lniprohen.
Gas 9ieiultot 6lieb ni6t aus, Oenn
oeribieoene iimoe @}dnner lieBerl
li6 nnluerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
g3e0cr nlitij aa6Icn.

Ser 9Ieger Soiepb 9. Coleman bon
9tr. 2t7 g9elt.9io0leItraBe, muroe
geitern @ior9en bon 9ii6ter So6ann-
fen in Ser peltli6en @oli5eiitation 5lt
elmer @elOitroie bon $11.45 Oerur-
t6eiIt. Coleman 6atte am 9lbeno oor-
Der einen Streit nit oeri6ieoenen
&ellnern i'm Sotel SSoDce ee6abt, in
melbem er anaeiIelt NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

9on6on 10. Srui. r. 9as lin.
terbous paiiirte 6euie 9lbeno init Ell.
ner groBen Maiorit1t in Oritter Sc.
jung Oie Glauiel Ger @o6lreiorm.
9ia, 0ie iib ouf 6rmensStimmredt
be5iebt. SIS miro iebt eruortet, Dab
Ger @oridlaq aemadt Ueroen miro,
oen 6rouen ooS Stinlmreht oli Ger.
iel6en @aiis mie oen 0lanuern 81 ge-
m16ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
0cntIdle GyIieoer t6Gtia.

Fetersbnrg, Dio 2on0on 10.
Sunni. Sin oifi5iea ausaesebeuer
9eridt iagt ooB iiini feinOlide @ai.
ierfllg5euge Al 9omben ouf Sdiiie
imO Satterie'n in Dem @olf BON 9iiga
gemorfen muroen g}iht eincs DER
3iele wlrOe getroiien. g}ur Elm
Nlotroie purOe berrplmoet. 1ie 8ai.
ieriIug5euge muroen bon Dem 6euer
ser ulliii6en &iiiten-9lrtiaerie in Oie
6llldt qetrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
EOIisilt madt Gr6Idaft.

9aS aeitern @oli5iit g8illinm s.
Gollo6m bonn n0roliCben Giitrifi
Oie g}a1ricbt er6ielt OaB i6n ieiu
Sufel in Sort &rron @lib. 5um
Gr6en elmer groBen Sorm oemacbi
botte 56gerte er feline Wlimlte, I'M
ieinc 9feiianotion ser @oli3ei6e6oroC
5ll5uienoen. @r miro in einigen "a.
gen na6 Dem 8eiten ia6ren nm ooS
9lnpeien 5u ii6erne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
@mrae StaStmerliafeiten.

II geun WlarDlanoer muroen ge-
ltern ais Nlitglieoer Der 9unoes-@}a.
rine-9ieierpe eiugetragen. @s liuO
Dies SSo6n 6olep, gir. 1921, Goning-
ton-StraBe; @Omaro s. G6aiitD, g}r.
1854, giorO-G6arleS-StraBe @ilbur
so. Carroll, g}r. 1916, @eit@aulber-
rD.ShoBe; Charles 81. SSadlon, 9tr
4t9, OIt 25. StraBe; SenrD SB. sSe-
renlios. Ger. 2344, 9orclap.StraBe;
Sronf u. g}ibolS, gtr. 2210, HoSlDn-
9(penue; G6arleS g9. Srolt. 9fr. 3701
Sails 9looO; Soiep6 q. Cor, 9iopal
Oof, NtO.; @iQiom 9. Glaggett, lip.
per Wtarl6oro.
- 9eiiBer BON @inma6e-6a6rifen
in Baltimore beboupten, ooB oie ME
orieen @reiie oie ie Oen 6armeru
fir ibre @roOufte an6ieten, ourd ole
lle6erpro0uftion beruria6t ieieu, oie
ooOur6 6erOorgerufen peroen Dob
10 Oiele SauSfrouen in Baltimore
i6re eigenen SroOufte gum @inmo.
den 5ie6en uno ierner, oaB Oie@rnOte
i'm Siioen ourb oie &dIte 5uriidge-
bolten mllrOe.
I'm ibre 5litterwo6en in Sen
Ser. Stooten 81 per6ringen iinO ge-
ltern Serr lmO 6rmi 6. 9. GnD, bon
Sompico, ais %aiiogiere oui einen
noriuegilben Gampfer bier onge-
fonmen. Gon bier mer0en iie iib
noc6 9tep g)ort begeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
glms Scmtidjcm gSercinen.

o@}ebacr-@ -@eIon9ocrciu" fcicrt Sc
birtStog icincS @}itglicOcS G6ri-
ition @rie6 uno bci6licBt S6icu-
9i0iten ob5u6olteu. nG6olia-
@ldnncr6or" enpG6lt Gelcgoten
5u oen @ereinisten SGuocrn. II
o@i4cnfron5~.
Ger r.@ciouapcrein" 6iclt
ocItcrn 9Ibeno in 9liiifcPs Sollc, 9{r.
t03, 9}orO-6reoerid. .StroBc, cine gut.
6eiu6te SingihmOe ob, in mel6cr
Oie G60re iiir ole nG6Ite 6eItGidfeit
o69ebolten wuroen. Gie SinqIhuoe
itonO inter ser &eihmg oeS 0irigen-
ten g(. s. g9o6le lm0 sic Singer mo-
rem 0rt 6ei Stimme. g}or9 ser Sing
itunOe nur0e DER 80. @e6urtStag OeS
@}itglieOeS G6riItion @rie6 qcfeiert
unO 6ei6loiien om eriten Sonntog
I'M Stto6er Elm O1ieuroiten in 9en.
fert'S &art 5n Oeronltolien.
n@ ibentron5~.
3n Ser regelmGBigen SiuoIhm0e
OeS @eiongoereins y@i6enfrou5"
iuel6e in @obers &oGe, 3. mO
@oua6.StraBc, Sig6lonotolun Itott-
ionO, 6atten iih Die Sanger 5a6lreicb
eingefnoen. Infer 2eitlmg BON 0i-
rigcnt @eo. g9. @oblmanh murOe
fleiBig geii6t. Sn Der iolgenOen Sc
iGdit5Oeriammllmg fii6rte &ice-@rG-
iiOent (Bal( N}ott6ai oen &orlib lmO
SefretGr Seinrid @ieiefing OaS@ro-
tofoa. &on einigen Der iiingeren
Singer, pelc6e mG6renO i6reS fur5en
9mientboltes in Oen &ereinigten
Staaten megen, nod feine 9iirger
peroen fonnten, maren @ntl6ul0i-
glngen eingeloufeu, Oo le oerSperr.
5onen &eitimnungen 5uiolge Oie
SingihlnOen ni6t beil6en f0nnen.
Gieielben merOen @iitglie0er oeS
n@ibenfron5eS" blei6en. Sr Sol.
&uette, melc6er zines 9}erDenleOenS
iuegen Sen SingihnOen felt etmo 2
N}onaten ni6t 6eipo6nen fonnte,
mar luieOer onpeIenO unO muroe
bonn Girigenten &orliBen0en rmO
SGngern ireilOig 6egiriiBt luo 5u
ieiner iorti6reitenoen @encillng be-
gliidpiini6t. Gie id6rlide General
&eriommlltng rn0 9eantenmo6l fin-
oct am @lontag, Sen 2. 9Slli, 9l6enOS
in Ser &ereins-Soae itott. Sic iG6r-
li6e 9l6recbnllngs-, 9eanten- unO
&erluolhmgsrat6S- 6S-Sibung, miro ser
Notwithstanding OorouSge6en.
e 6alia 90 Gnnerd6 r"
SSn N}osniiller'S SoQe, Dem Ser.
einSlofale OeS rS6alio-MGnner6orS"
gtr. 144t, Gcntral-9lpe., perIammel-
ten ii6 geItern 9[6eno oie @titglieoer
0es gcnonnten &creinS, INN inter
2eiting i6reS &ice-0irigenten George
0e6es i6re Singihm0e a65u6alten.
@err 6ronf 9fudle aus gtorfolf, &a.,
Elm frii6erer oftiOer SGnger 0es
uE6alio-NlGnner6orS" botte ii9 ein-
geitelt unO leine San9es6riiOer SIT
einem feubtir66liden Sm6iB einge-
loOen, nobel ser 9ieoen man6erlei ge-
i6mllngen murOen. glm nG6iten
0onneritag 9l6enO fin0et sic 6ol6-
id6rlic6e &erlammhmg uno Ne6-
mngsableglng I'M &ereinSlofale
Itatt. Gum Delegoten ser y&ereinig-
ten Singer" mltr0e SAUL 9urgemei-
tier ernannt ino 5lt 0elien Steaper-
trcter Syo6n Wlilt6. 9(m 2. 0ienitag
i'm SSlli peroen oie Sanger ibre
Sin9ihmoe bei i6rem SongeS6ruoer
So6n @htnoer in 2ntrabile obbol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Domination OeS r9lSOertiiius-
(SlubS."

Ger o9lOoertiiing-GIub bon 9alti-
more bdlt om @littpo6, Oen 27.
SUM, cine &eriommlune o6, in mel
der 6ie 9eamten ln0 pier5ebn Wiit.
elieoer ser 0ireftoren-9eborOe mo-
minirt wer0eu ipaen. Die glomina-
tion fin0et BON 1 ll6r 9labm. Bis
1.3O gla6m. itatt. g(m nG6iteu
Wlittmo9 bei'm Diner 0eS Clubs i'm
@merIon-Sotel miro Bernard Slime
ii6er sic llrio6en bon @liBerioIger
i'm @eiMGite ipreMen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Gg-SaItimurcriu Ocrlauat s6ciOnua.

2aut elmer 9epei6e aus gutnam
st., bat ooleIbit 6rau @leanor @en-
oleton 9ieauL cine friibere Baltimore.
rim unO sic @attin OeS oieliaben
WhQionGrS Souls NIarl6oQ &eom
cine S6ei0inasflage ein9ereiCbt, lnO
5ueleid6 mi Qiie bon i6rem @atten
Dem 9ei6t6ume oeiielben entipre-
6euoe 9(limente 6a6en. Neom erbte
leinen 9iei1tbmn BON ieinem &oter
gtormm 9. 9eonL Ser 0eniel6en in
Ser Sta6lin0uitrie ermarb. Sn i6rer
SdeioltngSflage eie6t iie an oaB
&eom lie am 6. September 1911 i'm
Stic6e gelaNen babe. DieS lei fiinf
Gage nod i6rer Sralung eeiueien.
9orouf babe 0ie glnmilirlng ser @be
ltottgeiun0en, lm0 eS l6ien, ais Oh
8eiOe getrennt boneinonOer gan5
gliidli6 leben miiroen. 0o6 i'm
Srii6ia6r 1912 reihte Srau &ean,
6ie Dor ibrer Srolumg eine &aliOe,
piIle,&orDpbde mar, Elm @eiub in
9(mIteroam @..Dy ein Oie 9lnnu0i-
rtne Ser @6e riideGneig SIT MAIDEN,
nnO lebten Sfto6er puroe 6ieies @e-
iu6 6enn aub mirGlib bonn O6erridl.
ter geruitein 0oielbit belpilligt &eam
appellirte gegen Oieie @nti6eiorng,
0od6 mur0e Oieiel6e in 5meiter SSnitan1
ebenioas glltge6eiBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
g(rbeiter-g -gSerIammluno.

&eribieoene 9lrbeiter- SrgoniIotio-
men, oie Der D9(mericon 6eOerution
Of 2obor" nibt ongeb0ren Oeron-
1toIten am 6reitag g(6enO in Der
@'ritb Sbolom Soae an Ger Slt-9al'
tinore-StroBe, cine Seriommling,
in mel6er iiber oie neridbieOencn
9ias, pel6e ser Stootsgeiebge6ung
boreeleet murOen oisfutirt WerOcll
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
glr,t Ocs W3urOcs bcfdnlOist.

SoIl cinen StuOenteu eridoien lnO
9eiGe auf Die 2ouoihoBe gewor-
len 6o6en. - Spier or6eitete, nm
Sttoiren 5u f0nnen. ~ Sotte
6rau lmO 5pei &inOer.
G6ottonoo9o Gem, 10. Slni.
- Or. @iQiom s. GonOon N(it9leO
ocS llc6uneSlogerS Oes meOi5inii1en
Corps in Sort Gglet6orpe, murOe
meute alf &erlaugeu Der 9e66rOen
oon @ew 9runStpid alS Der an9e6-
lide af6rOer bon So6u 9. 9iper per.
6oitet mo fiir Die Gioil6e60roen bon
Otem 9runSmid icitge6olten
9}em 9runSmid, 10. SSuni. -
Die 2ei6e bon So6n g. &ipep.eineS
ShOenten ser llnioeritGt bon Ser
mont, muroe am lebten SomItog nit
elmer &ugelrulmoe in ser 0ruit no6c
SpotSmooO, g&sS5., gefmoen, lnO ga
9ln5eiben ouf 0en 9lr5t Or. &m. S.
GonOon ais Ocn noglicben Nioroer
Oeuteten, mllrOe Elm iu5piihen auSge-
iii6rter &oit6eie6l ouSgeitellt. Or.
GonOon profti5irt bier ieit eini9en
Sa6ren unO reilte am lebten Con.
nerltag no6 Dem lle6ungslaeer in
&enneHee o6. @r lit etpo 3S Sabre
alt. 4iper, 10 iogen Die bielgen 9c.
BORDEN, Oerri6tete DeribieOene 9lrbei-
ten nm ieine StuOien in 9futgers
College 6etrei6eu 81 fonnen; inter
anOerem 6eiorgte er Oen Sei3appornt
i'm Sauie OeS 9lrjteS. Gr Oeri6mdnO
am II. 5ebruar uno feline 2eide
murOe an Ser 2anoitraBe 5miiden
Spotspooo unO @ngliibtopn emf.
oedt; lie mor ougeni6einli6 aus Ell
nem 9lutomo6il ooer 8ogen in OaS
@e6iidb eeluorfen morOen Ser @oro.
ner lit DER 9lniibt, OoB Biper no6e
Der 3eit ieineS 8ericbuinoens Oen
500 ianO. Ser 9lr5t ioIl Die 2eide
Dor ieiner 9l6reiie in ser lebten go
DIE aus leinem Seller entiernt baberL
no man cine fleine Menge Salt fan0,
Die bon Oeriel6en Sorte iein ioll, Die
an ser 9ei6e mo auf Dem Sit Oes
9lutomobilS OeS 2lr3tes 6oitete. &c
ben Der 9eid6e Yiper'S lag elm HeOol-
Der nit bier geIoOenen mO elmer a6-
geI9olienen @otrone. Gieler mo Die
GleiOer, oie Or. GonOon Dor ieiner
9l6reile trug, beiinoen ii6 i'm 9elibe
OeS StaotSanpoltS. @iper lhiOirte
9otonif lmO binterldBt cine @ittme
ln0 5lpei &inoer. Or Gonoou lit
e6enfallS per6eirat6et rno bat 5pei
9inOer. Gin N}otiD fir Oie G6at lit
10 peit nod ni6t geflmoen porOen.
Gas Spfer puroe uuideiuenO in
biideuoer StelIung gei6olien; iein
9lod lmo lle6er5ie6er moren an Der
2ei1e, ais iie geflnOen wlrOe, 5eigf
ten o6er fein 9ob aili.
Or. Gonoon lit in ser @olitif itnO
@eieal6oit ser Sto0t cine prominen-
te 8erion gemelen; er mar 2ieutenont
unO Siilfsar5t ser @lmoesarmee in
Sen @bilippinen in0 in Sopon bon
1900 biS 1902 uno oornatb aebn
Sabre lang GopitGn ser Seem Seriep
gfotionol- @orOe.
Cine rGtbielbofte @ieenbeit OeS
Soues lit oie 6roge, 100 oie2ei6e
@iperS bon ser Belt Ieines &oOeS I'M
Sebruor, bis 8ur gtuffinOlmg oericl-
ben om Sonitog, berboreen gebolten
muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Olcner sdiffa6an6Of in Gmrtis 9ap.

9}odb 8eri6ten 0u urtbeilen iu6t
oie o9lmericon chip Building SO"
cine giinItige Gage in Curtis 8oD,
INN einen eroBen S@iffsboubof I'M
Often 5u erridten. Ser 9eri6t logt,
ooB Oie 9eonten ser Gompo9nie in
Dem 9lufouf zines Stiid 2ouoes, ser
in Der glG6e bon 6loo0'S 8orf IN
Curtis 9ov fiir5litb gemabt muir
oe, Ie6r intereIIirt moren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
GannOiidc Giieu6aGn Iprtust Oleaie.
rnna bel.

0}ontrcal, 10. SUM. n Ole
Canadian &aciiic Giieu6abn.@ .@eiea.
ldoft bat Der faiierliden 0hmitions-
beborOe, mie belte befannt gemadt
muroe, $t0,OO0,000 gelie6eH, nm i6r
beim 9lnfauf BON 0lllnitiou in Gana.
Oa w16reno oes naditen Sabres be.
6iililid 5u iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
Sin @6ttertrauf

1T ooS BON 6reo. 9auernihmiOts
,9lmerican 9renerp" bergeiteate
,lSoIoce" Bier GS lit Elm ourbmls
reines, rei6cS un6 aniprehenoes
Sopfeu. uno Mol8eetrGnt imo ols
StGrfeipcnoer unpergleihla. lleber-
3euaen sic ii6 Our9 9eitelllms elmer
aiIte per EeIepbon @t. Gernon 1858.
@rancrei: SnrforO-gloe., 0aomiment-
uno Siaen.Str. (Srni2O(9ln5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

SSn SSinan5freiien wurOe geItern
@torgen 6efannt Bob mon inn @e-
9riiie lit cine Gonioliorung oner
Stein6rii6e in MorDlonO 5u Stanoe
6u 6rinaen lmO md6tige 6inan5inte-
relien ioQen an ser 9ewegung bethel
ligt iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20

gl6pnneuicn, bic Den ,Seutihen Gurgr.
ipOnOenten niGlt piiuftlidl Ober nnreerIs
ma,i9 erbnlteu, iinO 9tbctcm, Der Sh0e
baUUn per EeIepbOn UOer IhriftllA Uib'
tbeilnH3 5n mamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-20
S6bere IS @ebGIter fir
Se6 6rer.

0ie Campbell Senot-8ia melbe
Ole @rb06umg ser @ebGlter oller 2e6-
rer I'M Staate, ole meniger ais 5000
bro Sobr 6efommen, wG6reno ser
&riees5eit ooriie6t miro bon peribie-
oenen Counties lmteritiibt. Cine 0e-
legation bon 6reOerid- -GolintD er-
l9ien geItern in g[nnapolis lmo be-
tilrWortete ole @oiiirimg ser @or-
Ioge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30
TALK OFTHETOWN
Initial handkerchiefs at Fits
Full line OF popular furs at Abbott's.

Full line OF popular furs at Abbott's.
Victor records for December on sale
Saturday at Cummings & Lewis
Mrs, j. NJ Ward of South Barre has
gone to Baltimore, Md, where she il
passing several weeks in the home of
George Ward,
Among the Thanksgiving visitors in
Barre and vicinity were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph j. Papin Of Burlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Wishart of Winooski, who
were at the home Of the formers moth
er Mrs. Barbara Wishart of Camp street /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Feelev of Boston,
who visited in the home of John Reason
of Graniteyille; Leslie Mckenzie of Wav-
erly, Mass, at the home Of Mrs. James
s. Milne of Liberty street; Charles Glib
bons, cable inspector for the n f. Tele-
phone Co at Newport. at his home on
West street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d.
Graves and son passed the holiday in
Fitchburg, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. @. l..
Bates OF Orange street were with their
daughter, Mrs. George L. Cate of East
Calais. Mrs Stella Laviolette passed the
holiday in Sheiburne, James Hector
went to Lanesboro for his Thanksgiving
dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. William George
were in Waterbury. DR.. and Mrs. d. c.
Jarvis and daughter were with relatives
in Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30
WlITSFIELD

Clarence LaBelle was home the past
week on furlough.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Barnard OF Or
well spent Thanksgiving in town.
Wednesday evening the mail train was
one and one half hours late and mai
was not distributed till nearly 10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow spent
Thanksgiving at A. w. Bigelow's.
Miss Luce returned to her home in
Waterbury for the Thanksgiving vaca-
tion.
Harye McAllister was in Montpelier
Thursday, going in his car.
Word was received Wednesday of the
serious illness Of Mrs, Robert Heating of
Boston. Her sister and brother, Mrs.
Eta Baird and 0rville Bowen, went
down Thursday, hoping TO reach her bed
side before the end
Mrs. Alma McAllister and daughter,
Mrs. Ella Skinner, went Thursday to
Woburn, Mass, to attend the funeral of
Rev Henry c. Parker.
Sheridan Boyce is substituting on the
r. T. d. route.
Harold Hayes has gone home suffer
ing from bad case Of blood poisoning
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30

A few days ago solid ranks" OF Brit
ish and French soldiers were seen bv
the Associated Press correspondent at a
point within sound OF the guns on the
Italian battle front The troops had
marched there in eight days time, and
they were accompanied by artillery and
other equipment. Moreover, they were
said to be picked soldiers from the Brit.
ish and the French lines in western Eu-
rope. In the meantime the Italian
armies defending the northern provinces
of their country have been holding the
Teuton foe practically at standstil for
week In view of those facts things
must be shaping themselves for great
offensive on the part of Italy, Great Brit
ain and France to sweep the invaders out
of the country and back into the western
section of Austria. The weather condi-
tions may prevent such movement be
fore next spring but it is almost certain
that the advance of the Teutons has been
checked. Italy is spared the fate of
Belgium, Serbia and Rumania.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30
Rogers Walk
Over Boot. Shop

virtually give recognition to the revolu-
tionary elements in its own midst and
thus pave the way to an uprising Of
those elements when the pinch of the war
becomes more acute. Germany is play
ing with dangerous fire, even though the
hoped for success would be OF great i'm
portance. In case Germany should sue
coed in separating Russia from her en-
tente allies for the remainder of the war
the effort would be heralded as great
triumph; but if by so doing Germany
should lose control of its own people of
revolutionary instincts the scheme would
prove to be very disastrous. 1t is a
perilous game which the laundering Ger
man diplomacy is engaged in now
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30

Given his health" declares the Rut-
land News, nothing can keep Mr. Greene
1.-THE congressman from the first district
from the United States Senate when the
time comes" The observation was made
after Congressman Greene had spoken in
Rutland recently, the conclusion having
been reached that the first district man
has developed in a remarkable manner
during the years in which he has served
the state in the House Of Representa-
tves.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30
Talk OFTHE TOWN
Capps Indian blankets at Fits !.

Iapps indian blankets at flLLs
See Abbott's line of house dresses.
Victor records for December on sale
Saturday at Cummings & Lewis
Mrs. Harold e. Mather Of Springfield
Mass. arrived in the city yesterday fof
visit in the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs w A. Bradford, Of South Main
street,
Funeral services for Earl Cheney, a
former resident Of this city, whose death
occurred in a Hartford, Conn, hospital
Monday morning, were held at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Lewis in South Barre
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev,
b. J. Lipsky, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church. was the officiating clergy
man. This morning the body was taken
to East Calais for interment in the vii
lage cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-30
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Ivory pyrolin for Christmas at Fits,
The driver Of the street department
auto truck, which was reported to have
backed over a bank on Elm street few
days ago, states that the vehicle was
backed over for the purpose of picking up
rubbish on the banks of the brook.
From his former employee, Sailor Ed
ward Mccarthy, John papin, the North
Main street liveryman has received a
postcard advising him of the young mans
transfer to Che submarine chaser, Ches.
ter. Mr. Mccarthy enlisted in the navy
several months ago.