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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

"A scientist claims that we could
not live without microbes" said the
Old Fogy.
well. there's one consolation" re-
piled the Crouch. I'VE probably
won't"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

He is neither chiropractor nor an
osteopath. But DIR. Joseph Rubsam
in Logansport, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

Giddapi
That fellow is day dreamer
said Smith
rs he a poet7' asked Brown.
No" replied Smith. He works
all night"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

They're Amt No Sich Animal
A real freak is
This Oswald Blee,
Who boasts of his
Humility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

Poor Old Paw
Willie-Paw, does q judge lay down
the law when he is on the bench
Paw-Yes. my son.
Willie-Well, doesn't he lay down
the law when he quits the bench7
Paw-You get to bed, young man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

Demon Movies and Demon Lemon
ades
Tennessee State Gazette1
Rehotboth meetings closed with
but little interest manifested. Rev.
Banks pounded at Satan's strong
walls of moving picture shows and
social cold drinks, but to no avail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-09-15

Judge L. Hurt. Of Summit, Ohio,
and Elizabeth Payne, of the same
place, have Just been married In Gin
cinnau.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-22
Brewer-Kelly

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Brewer, four miles northeast of Ell
Centro, was the scene last night OF
one of the prettiest weddings of the
season when Laban Harding Brewer
and Mildred Kelly were united in mar
riage by Rev. w. G. Conley, pastor OF
the Christian church. The house was
tastefully decorated with pepper and
asparagus fern. Before the ceremony
Miss Eleanor Mack of Imperial sang
Because" by Guy D'Hardelot. Mrs.
D. M. Gruwell of Meloland played the
wedding march. Dee S. Anderson and
Eleanor Mack were attendants of the
Briday couple. The bride was the
popular and accomplished teacher OF
domestic science in the Imperial
schools last year. The groom is well
and favorably known in the valley
his family having lived many years
in the valley. A wedding feast was
served after the ceremony.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-22
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

Roy Hall left Saturday night for
San Diego to join the navy.
George Hood arrived yesterday
morning from Los Angeles.
G. w. Kenyon and wife arrived this
morning from Los Angeles.
F. J. Austin. prominent north end
land owner. is in Ell Centre for the
day.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Barker left
this morning for official business in
San Diego.
Deputy County Clerk Wilson left
this morning for a two weeks vaea-
ton in San Diego.
]. A. Prinsen, pioneer insurance
man of the Valley. arrived from Los
for a few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-22
EXEMPTION REJECTED
CONTINUED From Page One)

CONTINUED From Page One)
William Anderson Buster, Long
Beach
Judge Dunn, Blythe.
Frank Xavier Rinkenbach, Brawley.
Arthur T. Stewart, FL Centro.
Fred Olsen, Miami, Ariz.
Granvell Harp, Brawley.
Guy C. Haynes, San Diego.
Frank James, Cheyenne, Okla.
.tAbove accepted physically and filed
no claims for exemption or discharged
Douglas Drew Mcconnell, Calexico.
Walter Benjamin Smith, Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-22

Ober Jesse Fries, 'Calexico.
Burton Holt, Redlands.
John H. William, Imperial.
Henry Priest, Ell Centre.
Fred William Moore, Holtville.
/, (Above accepted physically and filed
claims for exemption and discharge
but failed to support same with affi-
davits.)
We're Kenneth Heilman, Ell Centre.
Willard L. Townsend. Los Angeles.
/, Jesse Henry Dalton, Imperial
Dell Gray, Imperial.
Claude j. Hupp, Brawley.
Willie Carl Christian, DiXieland.
Edwin Oscar Adams, Ell Centre.
(Claims for exemption or discharge
filed by above denied.
Religious Exemptions Denied
James Clifford Setter, Holtville.
George Eugene May, Holtville.
Vernon Everette Mardock, Highlne
Joseph Willis Dement,, Brawley.
(Above belonging to religious or
ganization not believing in war;.
Exemptions Asked
Milton Brown, Imperial. dependent
wife and child
H. L. Newell, FL Centro. dependent |
wife and child.
W. w. Hill, FL Centre, dependent |
wife and child.
I. A. Neasley, Brawley. dependent
wife and child.
Charles R. Monhollen, Imperial, de-
pendent wife and child.
w. Kalin, Westmoreland, dependent
wife and child.
A. H. Smith. Holtville, dependent
wife and child.
w. A. Terrence, Holtville. dependent
wife and child.
Jno. G. Freeman, Calipatria, depen-
dent wife and child.
Alex P. Fusi, Brawley, dependent !
wife and child.
VIM. Schulz, El Centre, dependent |
wife and child.
C. F. Hapgood, Heber, dependent
wife and child.
Sylvester Gomez, Imperial, depen-
dent brother.
Philip Threbeau, Brawley, dependent
mother.
Ellon w. Tessey, FL Centre, depen-
dent wife and child.
G. L. Carson, FL Centre. dependent |
wife and child. |
J. A. Galloway. FL Centre, dependent !
wife and child.
J. X. Kirkpatrick, Ell Centre, depen-
dent wife and child.
0. R. Reed, FL Centre, dependent |
wife and child
Bill Hadley, Holtville, dependent
wife and child
NJ. W. Tindall Highline, dependent
parent.
0. l.. Braswell, Holtville, dependent
wife and child.
w. S. Mitchell, Brawley, dependent
wife and child.
Roy Clayton Lee, Brawley, depen-
dent wife and child.
F. H. Ford, Brawley, dependent wife
and child
NJ Ogden, Ell Centre, dependent wife
and child.
E. C. Hall, Ell Centre, dependent
wife and child.
W. NJ. Gates, Holtville, dependent
wife and child.
Z. E. Page, Ell Centre, dependent
wife and child.
D. T. Edwards, Brawley, dependent
wife and child.
L. Heger, Calexico, dependent wife
and child.
G. Stallings. Calipatria, dependent
wife and child.
W. S. Baker, FL Centre, dependent
wife and child.
w. Vandenberg, Heber, dependent
wife and child
A. P. Messenger, Holtville, depen-
lent wife and child.
J. Netto, FL Centre, depenednt wife
and child.
N. A. Cypert, Winterhaven, depen-
lent wife and child.
G. w. Graham, Winterhaven, depen-
dent wife and child.
H. A. Logan, Calipatria, dependent
wife and child.
Rrawar-k eIly
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-22

IN IIIpNIlU lU1 'UA'~
at pays to advertise" stereoyped expression but
teess those four words state specifically and e
truth Advertising Here is the story of actual results
the cash register that the Immediate
display space used in the Imperial Valley Press
DEVINE AND LAW is the name of a fruit firm in Ban.
nng California dealing principally in peaches pears pums ana
almonds Thursday of peaches and pums was
shipped osensby to be sold to Ell Cenro firm
of fruit brokers' The arrived in due time but was refused
firm The result that Devne Law were
having carload of fruit peshabe goods
their hands Ell Centro with apparently chance Of sae
The Press knowing the of and also
had not been opened proceeded to hunt Mr.
Law to an effort could not be made OF the ru
found in lobby of the Oregon Hotel much de-
cted On the face of the situation looked as if his firm
would have stand the loss of of fruit NOT SOeres
what happened:
Mr. Law and the Press representative placed
the situation before Varney Bros Co., and Hamilton
by attracve advertising this fruit be sold from Varney
Bros Co., and Hamilton Bros it could be easily disposed Of
rum 81 inches in the IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS and 36
inches in the morning nearly three times more
the Press and the wisdom of placing the bulk of the advertising
evening well attested by the facts which are these
advertising in the Press published Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. The Of fruit opened early Saur
day morning. and by O'Clock Monday afternoon had been
the fruit 90c 80 lug net which leaves small margin
of profit At the time this price much below the
that have been asked far this season. and really
sented material saving to the purchaser In addition
number of fruit and so by both Varney Bros
4 Co. and Hamilton Bros.
All this accomplished by an utter stranger in
the city, and the face the fact that opposition firm had
his price five CENTS and that housewives
of the Valley The foregoing rot all unusual and
vertisng three important factors in the success of this
campaign the advertising and
which will always win
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Der 100000. eOuntag.

SSn ooS 3abr 1917 iGQt elm rterf,
piiroieer Subildumstog, DER aQer.
oiueS feinesmegs our6 iein Qahrm
ouiidat, ionoern leOislid cine re6ue.
ride 3iidaisfeit lit. Ger 8. Sui
1917 lit Der 100000. Sonntag Der
6riltliben 3eitredmlng o0er ri6tiger
Der erite Gag Der 100000. g9obe
III. G6r. @on5 einia9 lit je0ob ser
Eag ni6t ielt5uiieaen, Oa nod Elm
ioiiienibaitliGer 3peiiel 6ariiber be-
Itcbt, Oh ooS SSa6r Il. G6r. ein Sdolt.
ia6r mar.
@emeinigli6 miro ieOes SSa6r I'M
ierer 3eitre9nune felt G5riiti @eburt,
oas oiir6 bier t6eil6ar lit, ais Elm
Sdoltiobr betradtet unO bel 6rono.
loeiI9en 8ere9nlngen oie &ei5e ser
Sdatia6re riidpGrtS in 0ie Sa6r-
Mlnoerte Dor G6riiti @eburt meiter-
ge5d5It. @s lit inOeiien befamt, OaB
0ie @iniiieung Der S6alttage in Der
criten SSGlite Oes eriten Sabr6unOerts,
oos Der 9aleuOerreform ourd &ulius
Gdiar folgte nit GINGER llnregelmd.
Bigfeit eriolgte. @s lit nod cine
Sireitirage, melbe Sabre oeS 3eit.
roumS bon 40 b. G6r. bis II. Gbr.
t6otidblicb S1altiabre maren. SSn
miiienidoitliden &reiien neigt man
3u Der 9(niidt OoB oasSa6r Sn. G6r.
oos erite SdoItia6r II. G6r. mar.
9lad oieier SDpotbeie mar Der I. Sa-
mar 9lnni Gomiui / Elm Sountae,
uuO oanod iriirOe Der 8. Suli 1917
Der erite Gag Der 100000. @o6e mn.
ierer 3eitrebning fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01


@r oabte cine ganSe @eile nod.
o9as berltebe id nibt, aber if mill
einmal nit Sbaeffel Oariiber ipre-
den, Der LEFT ia nu1 iopiel, Der fann
mir hns ii6er erflaren."
SSn oenielben g(ugenblid fam
Sdaeffel beron. Gr botte Iib bisbcr
10 gut ipic gdrniHt nm SenmD Detiim-
mern f0nnen, oa Die 6rou leincS
SauptmamS i'm nidt loslieB. gr
begriiBte iie iebt nit einigen ber5li.
den @orten, lno Senup Dertpidelte
i'm gleib IN cine lebbafte llnterbol.
titng, lie mar frob, oaB oas @elprdb
nit 9omefe, oas eiuen etpas Der.
fangli6en Gbarafter angenolnmcn
botte, nun beenoet mar.
@alo trot aud Der &omlnuuocur
DieOer 81 ibr beron: nMo1t esSbnen
8ergniieen, gnGoiges Sr6ulein, audi
einmal ole onOeren 9iGime lmicrcS
auiinos 5u ieben2 Sdaeffcl lit biel.
leidt 10 liebenspiiroig, Die SiiDrung
81 iibernebmen.
SSennD mar bon oem8ori6lag ibpu
oesbalb ent3iidt, neil iie iib frellte,
Damn lngeItort NIT S6aeffel, ocn iie
felt Der fleiuen @eielli6aft bel ibrer
Enntc nicbt pieoer geieben bate,
plauoern 81 f0nnen. glber geraoe ais
iie Ii1 oni6idten, in Die 9lebenrGume
5u geben ordngten Die onocren 2elIt.
uants berbei. 9ie batten iidb, nad).
Dem iie am glniang nir nit SennD
geplauoert, bis iebt INN Ole anocret
Ianen oeS 9legiments fiimmern milf.
len nm ober mar oes grauionIen
'Spiels na6 ibrer Wleinpug eenug -
Sugeno perlongte na6 SSugcuo.
90 ltol3 eS SennD al1 ma6tc, OaB
alle 2eiItnonts ibr Die Gour l6nitten,
70 ipGre lie bod lieber nit S6aefieI
alleiu geipeicn uno le iu6te 81 er.
griinben oh Der iiber oieie St0rlug
cbeuio Gracrlid) ipar ipie lie. glber
Der nerriet HiGts non benz, mas in
i'm nor0iug Sr mar geuau 70 lic'
benSmiiroi9 iOic immer, oeigte aber
feline Splr bon llngeoulo ooer Ont.
taui6una. ais ole aameraoen nun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

70 iebr lie iih aud iiber Die S3eue
amiiiierte, 10 tpollte iie lie ieinetpegen
beeuoen a9oIien Sie ood oas arne
9obD 5ufrieoen, Bat iie pl0blib, ober
fmm batte iie oas geiagt, ais lie eS
ald ibon berellte
Sin ibalIenoes @eId6ter folete.
,.anmefe, oas @obD2 Ser @iB lit
ni6t idle6t.~
SennD befom einen olnfelrotcn
aopf uuo fab iib gan5 Oerlegeu nm:
oglber icb oenfe, Der Serr Seutnott
bat oieieu 8einamen i'm &egiment. 7"
ngiotiirlih, gndoiges 6rduleln"
itimmte Der eide ibr bel alrilber
iUuroe ct 3iuor boitptiG6li1 Der
lanae Soiep6~ genanut ino 5ipar
natb Dem Nieien, Der bel oem eritcn
@aroeregiment oieute; Den 8einomcn
roaS 9obD" fiibrie eigentli1 ibr Bet
ter.
@an3 eritolrut bIidte lie ouf:
,W1cin @etter2 aber oas 1T bod gar
fem g9ib, oert 70 ou nenneul"
,0a baben Sie audi Dieoer reht
qnaoigeS 6rdulein" hlbr Stein tort,
,hmae 0amen baben befanntlid int
mer re6t, belonoerS penn iie 10 idDon
limo luie Sic, gn1oiges 6raulein. Sc
Tiatten 6ic mir, SSbuen bel oieier 70
pailenocn @elegcubcit Den gusOnld
lnlerer tieilteu &erebrng imo Ves
numbering 6u SiIBen 5u legen. gSir
perGcu ocn Iog SSbres geiubeS IN
cieien beiliacn Sallen nic pergelleM
lmo 5rr cmigeu @rimerlng an oleie
idj0ne Stln0e bcieitigen mir in @e-
.ouifcn cine MorHortaiel an Ole
@ouo, uno ierncr tulje i6 bicrnlit
frat meiues mir nidlt perlie6cncn
9lmtes Den langen aamefe feierlidl
|ott ben gtoHon 9abp. Sie lino Der
cine Putc, icb erncnne mid 5un 5Dei.
ten lnl0 nlrn polleu mir cine SSlalde
Self, pie oas 10 iiblib lit, an ieinenI
Bug 5eridcllcn o1cr bclier aeiagt, anf
oas Sgobl ocs iungeu GauflingS lee
reu
9lne riefeu 9raoo, MIR Guuete
proteiiierte oDas gibt es uicbt, Dage-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S

gRaieno," Itinnte cr ibr BEL;
paber ieBt, mo mir sic fennen &C.
Iernt baben, miro ibn oas ni6ts lnebr
niiben. g9ir merOen einia1 cine
9feibe bon fSeItlidfeiteu orrangiereu
lno Sic, gnd0iges 5rGltlein, iinO III.
tiirlib iiberoll Die &ouigin."
Sic omiilierte lid iiber feline
SdpGrmerei. g0omit neroeu Die
onOeren 9amen oes Hegiments aber
iebr Denig einberitanoen leiu."
@r 8udte geringibdbig ole gl6.
ieln: o@ott II oiel g8enn cine Srall
crit Oerbeiratet 1T, oa bat iie sod,
iiberbaupt ni6t me6r nlitpliprehen.
n@enn 0os Sbre 5itfiinftige 6rall
@enablin b0rte, nedte iie ibn.
Grit iett merfte er, Dab er roieocr
einmol llniinn gereoet botte, inns er
beriubte oos gut 81 MAIDEN: nWlcinc
6ufiiuitige Srou @emablin ~ idJ
meine meine ipdtere 8rau ~ fiir Die
Gilt 0ies g8ort natiirliCb nidJt, i'm Oe.
gcnieiI, Ole oiirfte mitreoeu ioDiel
iie nollte, iogar nod oiel mebr, Die
DiirOe id ouf 6Gnoen tragen, Oie
iollte iidb ieoeu Gag freuen, OaB lie
bon uns &eutnants geraOe mid gebci.
rotet bat. 0ie 9lnoern liuO ia aud,
iebr nette &erls ~"
r9lber Gle liuo ser 9llerletteln'
@r befam Dor SrelOe einen oluI.
felroten &opf. oSaben Sie oas aud
ibon gemerft gnGoiges SSrdulein5
@enn Sic piiBtcn, pie gliidlib mid
aoS mobtl ghu f0nnea Die anteren
mid aud rubig n9aop" neunen ooer
tpiS iie ionit rsiien. llnO paiieu Sie
erit mol @;lf anGoieesSrdlllein, wenn
mir inns erlt ndber fennen gelerrt be-
ben. SD babe mirtlib iebr oiel quite
@igenidaften, eigentliA mtr cute,
5ebler babe id) gor feiue.~
5Sdaoe," meintc iie onibeinenS
gan5 eruitbaft, lid las fiir8lib ein.
nal irgenomo, tilgenobafte Nteuidcn
nirften aif Die Dauer inmcr etmnS
langpeilig mo Die Gor5iige chle9
Wieni1en beltanOen IN ieineH 0eD.
lern." 4--.-----.--.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

gen erbebe idJ @iOerIpru6
.0oS f6unen sic TIM, merm Gle
miinoig geluoroen iino, alio beute IN
eimmo8won5ig Sabren, bis robia
5aben sic 81 i6peisen. gaeisetauite
4inoer bobeu iiberbalpt nidt 5lI re-
6en ionoern b66ltens 5u idreien,
menn iie ourltie iino. 9ommen Sic,
i1 mill SSbuen Die Slaide eeben, "
uno Der 0ide ereriff cine SIoicbe
Seft lmo belt iie ibm Dor ben YhlnO.
9Iber Der tronf nidt, ionoern
monote iib GrgerIi6 ob, lmo aud
p6breuo oes 5riibftiids puroe er
niht pieoer lilitie.
Grit ais man ollfgeitanoen mar
unO IN fleinen @rilppen beumitono,
fouo SemD @elegenbeit, ibn 81 fra.
gen: vSino sic mir boie, Serr 2eut.
nant2 SD glaubte pirflid, Gle
fiibrten oen 8einomen i6ou longe,
ionii bate idb i'm oo6 uiHt eripGbllt. "
,,g9ie ioll idb S6neu tpobl boie icir,
pn1oigeS Sr1iileiu ~ penn sic piiB-
fen, ipie id5 mid oonab eeiebnt babe,
SSbnen porgeltellt gu peroen, iDie oft
babe i6 niAt Sbren Better oarum
gebeten, ober Der 1T ia alif ieoeu bon
ims oerortig eiieriiidltig ~"
n5rib eiieriiid)tig2" tuieOerbolte
sSenuu, iie elaIbte nid5t ridtig gsb0rt
81 boben.
nllno mie, gn6oigeS SrGllciu.
Sbon am erlten glbeno, als sic cbon
qngefommen maren, ais i6 bon SD.
men i6mGrmte ipir maren bel
S6oeffel eiugelaoen ~ oa madte rr
cine Wliene, ais polle er ieoeu I'm.
brineeu Der eS MIR pogeu lpiirOe, Die
Qlugen 6u Sbnen 3lI erbeben. llno oa5
nuB man ood, sic lino ia 10 i1on,
10 iuunoeri1ou"
9lus Dem Whinoe eines glnoercn
bGtten oieie 8orte lie pielleiAt Der.
lcgen gemaht aber er fab iie rHit 10
perIiebten 9lugen an ouB iie @Iiibe
batte, ernit 5u bleibeu.
ullno mein Better lit audi iest nom
eiferiiidtig?~ frogte flo raicl=m OaS
Weiprd9 abouleutcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Scr o@Fdc comeiponS@t Baltimore WOv orcinn /. an 1917

&ubel ieien seiuiB oiel, ober @ott iei
ia 10 gut imo meroe ibm gelpiB bel.
len.
Ter 9rief gine ourd oie Geniur
un0 gelangte cnolidb an ooS &riegs.
ntiniIterilm oeiien 9eomte iid bon
Oem naioen @loubeu Oes 9ouernbur.
i1en 10 rii6reu licBen, ooB iie cine
Saumhmg ocrolltalteten. GS ia.
men % &u6el 3uianmclL bic 5liams
men nit eiuem Scbrei6en, in Dem eS
bieB, bier fomme Oas @eIo i'm 9(uf-
troge Oe5 lic6en @otteS, an Den SoI-
0ateu 9cian0t purOen.
g9cnioe Gage Oano9 traf Gin 8pei-
les S6rei6en OeS 5oloaten on oen
Iie6en @oit bel Der Geuillr elm. @r
6eoaute licb bielmals, 10 bieB es oa,
rim. n9lber lieber @ott~; loutete ser
SdluBS neiu onoereS @}al ibide Oas
@elo nitbt mieoer Olr6 oaS ariegs-
minilierium, 0enn bort 5aben iie bon
0en 100 gnbeln, 0ie Gu min geididt
bait 70 6ebalten.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

ottsOiller $odi9ule tuerOen am %.
Slmi I'M 5reimollrer.Eentpel gebal-
ten DerOen. Sr. Goriou g8. EDail,
bonn 8unOes.8uremt fir @r5iebung,
pirO Die Diplome Oertbeileu.
Wlc moriaIfeier in &agerS.
tomn.
glnlGBGcb Der @eoGbtniBieier in
Sugerstomn 9lelten Der 8eprGientant
5reoerif q. 8ibman BON Gumber-
lauo, lno 3orrD $. Sumridouic
&e0en oui Dem Roie Sia-6rieOboie
unter oen glllipi8ieu oes 8eno Soften,
Der @roBep glrmee Der &epu6lif. 3ie
SSeier plIrOe nit elmer 9SaraOe croft.
net
8inoer bel Q[nto llufal |
Der est.
8ei einem 8ulammenitoB Der glu-
tomobile bon Better @boebus BON
%Ieuburnie imo 0es 9legers glrdif
balo &bpmos BON GeOar SillS, ouf
Dem 9lnnapolis 8oulenaro, Dem Sl.
Srel5, ,SrieObof geseuiiber, ipuroen 3
stin0er mebr ooer meniger ernitlid
Derlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01
Nririterinri6c.

Cardinal @ibbonS erb09te 20 jun
&c WlGnner sur @iiroe Ser fotboli-
i6eu Grieiteri6ait. Die @}eiie in Der
Gat6eOrole ua6m i6ren 2lnfong llm
z llbr Morgens. Inter oen Or0inir-
ten befonoen ib 5 9oltimorer. Gem
,graloten oiiiitirten ole Batter 6. 81.
GDer, Der @rdiioent 0es ct. @iarD's
Seminars ais @r5prieiter. Seine
Dinfone maren &ater SenrD 8.
9rianceol imO Batter Solep6 8ru-
mean. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mar Batter
W. IS. 0dl6oQan0. Gie 9tamen Der
8oliimorer iino: Sobn s. 9owen
G6omas 9. 6ibgerolo, g8alter s.
&apes, @ronislmis 2. 9ioiiaf imo 8.
6. Goetb; ole Der nn0eren: 8iaiam
s.. Surnep, 8rooflDn, g&-9.; 9fi6orO
Smpe, GilbuNie; Charles SO. aellD,
Sartioro; @owarO q. Grrlep, Sele.
ma, Mont. Sobn S'8rien &oniaS-
GitD; glrtbur 8alfuap, 2eaO, So
CHARLES s. Gurran &roOioence; Sol.
g9. &oonep, 9iidmono; @iaiom S.
@uaaQp ct glueuiiine, 6la.; Sobn
S. W}c@rat6 Srenton y}.sS.; Soiepb
81. 2mi5iere, @}audeiter, &-S. &o.
bert s. Corn, &odforo, lmo @il6ert
Stridelmeier, Clarence &idippert II.
SDacirt6 5teiener bonn Sroen Der
aapu8iuer. g}a1 Der Oroination be-
aa6eu iib Die neuen 9altimorer &rie-
tier na6 Der @obnung 0eS Cardinals,
no i6nen na60en lie ieine Slid
piini6e entgegen genommerL i6re Sc
meinoeorbeit 3uertbeilt purOe. ga-
ter 5ibeeral0 miro sur 6rancis Oe
SaIes Stride in Benedict, NlO., ge.
ben, aIs Ra1iolger BON 8ater N}or-
lin z. Wlc9luItD, Der 8um SiiliSprie-
fer elmer Der bieiieeu airben aus
erie6eu III. @ater 8omen miro Stills
prielter Der ct. O2orD Star OF TIE
SeoSSircbe in Baltimore, ais Ra6fol-
ger BON Batter Q(lbert Smith, pel6er
gum Siilisreftor an Der @atbeOrale
ernannt murOe. Batter @aet6 gebt
nad Saaerstopn 8ater &oiiof nod
@3arlboro uno Batter SaDes nod
SDottsDile. 0ie neueu SErieiter iper-
ben am Sonntag ibre erIte 9Peiie le-
fen unO nad elmer @o6e llrlaub ibre
9(enlter ontreteu. 9ei Ser Sr0ina-
tionsieier lpur6e 0os oWlagniiicat"
lmo oie &eiponIeu lmo Die SDmne
oes beiligen 6jeilieS BON Dem Sdiiler-
Gontorum Oes Seminars inter 2ei-
timg Oes 9oters SEQ @lon5etti geiim-
gen. @s bate iid cine groBe Gon-
eregotion eingeiimOen, rno 5par bon
alien Ebeilen Der Ser. Staaten.
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(f6. SortSebllno.)

Ger Ionae 2eutnant batte iidj eno'
lid aefubt. @r 6rgCrte iicb iiber ben
Spott Der 4ameraoen. @r fab eiu,
er muBte elm puar @orte ipredjen,
penn CT iid uiGt Dor Sennp bIolHie'
rem polIe ga er oie glbiidt botte,
um ibre @mtlt 5u merben, mubte er
ibr iebt glei6 bel Der eriten Seges.
mnQ 5eiaen Dab er Gin gan5er 4crl
mar, un0 oob DIE 9ln6eren ibm bitter
llnreft taten, ipenn iie iidj iiber ibn
luiiig madten,
60 begann or penn enolIuD: gVfeIl
iebr perebrtes, gu1oiges 5rdulein."
ngrooo," bicB es iiberall, uno Der
0idc rief: .Saben sic bemertt, gna,
oioes Srdnleilt NIT ipeldem S6mcI3
IN Der 5tirnme lno init ipel1er tieten
@eiomng er oieie @orte iprad2 Gas
matbt ibm fein 2aiu5 lulo fein Mat
fopsfp Unh.
aamefe ipur0e iDiiten0: a@ie ioll
ih oenn meiue @coonfen fon5entric.
rem irno 3uinmmenbdngeuo reecH,
penn $br INNER oa5Diideu auol.
iel?~
aGuo1ielt lit ebeHio biibid lDie poe
tiIh, rief Der Dide, ounm ober iebte
cr bin5u Daamefe bat9tedIt, iBir met
len ibn nidjt pieoer lIuterbredJen.
~gllles ibmeiee, ieoer neigc ernitcu
Touen iebt fem Sbr", ooer pie Is
ionit beiBt.~
Cine feierlide Stille trat Gin, alle
idfpiegen Aumefe am inteniolicly
bis er oonn pl0elih iagte ysUlciH icbr
perebrtes, gn1oiges 3rdulein, i'd bate
bic Gbre, Sie ibon am &uge SSbrcr
glnflrnft bier aaf Dem @abnboi 81
ieben.
Sin aeualtiges Sallob brad los.
limb 0as iagen Gle erit ieBt2 oaS{ba'
ben Gle ms Die gan6e Belt perl6mit'
gen2 9ta, 0os iolleu Sle inns Bit
Ben"
syennp merfte uuc ocm Fon scr
glnocren bGol5, Dab aauete llebr
ais eiumal bon ibr geiproden babcu
pnlbte, oas uabm iie fir i'm eiu lmo
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eufaI6cridJte ans Sgai6instuu.
g9ir0 iiM erhoIen.


Die A Sabre olte 5roii glIice so.
@uieD bon gar. ts, 8. StroBe, pel6e
in's GaiuaIg.Soipitol sebradt wur-
oe, nodoem iie an 9Diol-@ergiftung
erfrauft mar, ioll Iih anideiueno
auf Dem gBcge Der 9eiierung 6eiin-
ocn 5rnA 9uieD 5atte ous @ift 3ll
ii6 genommen III Der Dleimtng, BOB
es Elm Wlittel gegeu aopfi9mer5eH
iei
Sbren 2ei0en crleeen.
Ginem Ser5lu6eu erlag pl6sIiA
Srau Sarrington @lills Die @attiH
bon Sarrineton 1lills pom DSotel
@rofton." Gle mar bic &odter Der
OerItor6enen 6errn mo 5rmi @om,
grooerid bon 0iartiusbnrg, &.s@a,
uno mar elm 0litglieO Der ct. Wlnt.
tbeps.air6e, bon ipelder aus Die
geerOignng itattfinoet fSrau Drills
nor BEL Sye0ermann beliebt, 9lies
mano fonute ibrem liebensmiiroigen
Meien mioeriteben. Sbre @oblt6dtig-
felt mar fpeitbefaunt. Gle binterlaBt
ouBer ibren tiefbtriibieu @atten 0rei
Godter, Die 5rls. 5lorence, 0urutbD
un0 Glennor Drills.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-01

gldIelflappeu, iuelde Sen 9iaHg Der
Sffi3iere Der 9lrmee uu5eiecn; UOH
redJts nad liuts gcieGen: Weueral,
@eneral.Gientenant, @eueral-WlajOr,
SrisuOe.@enerol, S6erit, Sberit-
&ientsHunt (Iil6erue), @lajOr (sOlOc-
ue); Sauptmann, Griter &icntcuaut,
3meiter Gieateuant, 5elDfaplau.