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The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
45c Shades, zee.

fsC ohdoes, E5C.
Opaque window shades; sizes
3x6 feet; mounted on good
quality spring rollers; come In
white. green or ecru.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
SITS Crepe, $l.39.

32-in. Sanssene crepe and
broadcloth silks; excellent for
fall dressmaking, etc.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
24-yard-pieee Cotton Tape,
l5c Value, at l0e.
Main Floor.
4 to S p. M.
25c Cambric, zoe.
Main Floor.

'36-in. Fruit of the Loom
cambnc of a pure bleaehed
quality.
Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

l0c Shoe Trees, 7c Pair.
Shoe trees with steel rods.
Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
$1.00 Cheese Knives, 69e.

Sterling silver cheese knives,
cold meat forks. preserve
spoons; nicely boxed.
Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

2Sc Correspondence Cards,
lie Box.
Mnin Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
Table 0Hcloth, l9c.

45-in. plain wide perfect
white oilcloth. Also slightly
imperfect 54-in. colored oilcloth
at loc yard.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

Infants 29c Shirts, 22e.
Infants summer shirts with
long or short sleeves and high
or low neck.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

$l.00 Mohair, CSC.
Navy blue and black mohair.
so inches wide; exceptionally
good quality.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
slice Pongee, S9e.

32-inch genuine imported
Shantung pongee.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

75c to $l.00 Pajamas, 49e.
Broken sizes for boys; made
of percale or madras in neat
striped patterns.
Fifth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
59c Flouncing, 45c.

Organdy flouncing. AZ inches
wide; suitable for dresses, etc.
Main Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

Ice and lSe Envelopes,
All Sizes, Sc Pkg.
Nein Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

Boys $3.50 Suits, $3.50.
Made of fancy cashmere in
neat herringbone effects; sizes
to "a years.
Fifth Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

75c Granite Cloth, S9e.
Navy blue all-wool granite
cloth.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

$l.00 MILDLY Blouses, S5e.
They are made of Gala
tea. white with colored collars
and cuffs or all white; sizes E
to y.
Third Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24

There are So blind persons in every
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
35c 0veraAs, 23c.

Boys hickory overalls in
blue, tan and striped patterns.
Sizes 2 to 6.
Fifth Floor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
sin Ni En- 20.60 Ml.

SSn Dem &enneu Inn oen Yreis ser
onibauIidbiten S6iloering Oes Ser
liner Sungerelen0s, Oas p6antaIiebe.
ga6te oneutrole" Shriititeller ange-
iibts ser oofiir bon oen HeOaftionen
alisgeiebten bo6en Sonorare in ser
@ntente-@reiie 81 ocronitolten niHt
miioe perOen, bat Elm Sollrnoliit aus
2auldnne einen Neforo onfgeiteQt,
Den i6m 10 leiHt giiemott0 itreitig
MAIDEN Oiirfte.
llnter Dem Sitel o9ldt Gage in
Berlin ibilOert cr feline GrlebniHe
in einem eriGredliHeu 9eri1t, ser in
foIgenoen S6luBiat eipfeIt: ISM
O}eitaurant be3oblte id6 fir elm ee.
fodteS 81 $50 @lorf. 9Ils ib oie
Spite meines GieS anficblua. be-
merfte ic6 81 meinem nid)t geriueen
@crorltB, Dob icb nidt Elm meihes Gi
ionOern ein idon 5iemlib ouSae6rii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
9sruftiTdlc GrfinOmms.

Sir ole Safe, in 0enen cS oorauf
onfommt, in mogli6It tur5er 6riit
Gin beItimmteS Stiid elmer g8aiier-
Icitlng ob5uiperren iei es, Inn Hepo-
rotlrcn ooron ms5ufiibren, iei es,
INN einen Ginbou bemerfiteIligen 81
f0nnen lit elm fiir5licb in Der Sbmei5
crfmoenes, nit fiinitliher aGItc or.
beitenoes 8erfobrcn BON @crtb, oos
mie folgt beihrie6en miro. Soll 8.
9. on elmer beliebigen Stelle elmer
g9oiierIcittng cine 9l68lpeigiing ber-
geiteat merOen 10 bout man rc6tS
un0 linfS bon Oen SlaniNen oes 3mi.
Identifies einen @oitcn nit aiIbl~
l6longen Inn ooS &obr, 0ie man bon
elmer fobrbo6rcn aGltemaibine aus
NIT g(moniofloitge ooer einent Gbnli-
den &Gltemittel ipeiit. 9oolrh &C.
friert in fiir5er 8eit Scr 6wiiden Den
&fblfGIten befinOlihe 2eitungSin-
bait, un0 eS cntltebt Elm breiter Gis-
pfropfen Ger ole 2eihus iider Der-
iHlieBt, 70 ooB man Die geipiinidte
9l65peigung iinO aud beliebiee onOe.
re 9lrbeiter uornebmen fonn o6ne ei.
nen @oHeraustritt befiir6ten 5u mill
fen. Ser Gii6lfoItei bcltebt 5pedmd-
BIG aus 5pei oOer mebr Sbeilen, lit
on Oen glGbten ourh 0ihtlneen ge'
iibert lno miro Oird @cridliiiie iib.
li6er g(rt 0uiommengebolten. Die
Giibli1loneen iber0en 6urh oen 0e.
del eingeiiibrt. 0ie freiliegcnOen
g6eile Iin0 gut 81 id)Ibcn. s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
9a9ciul
Bon GIarn e6elper.

gisuut mein @6uB Elm urmes Sdus.
4en iein,
9ief DeriOunen Iiests am MaIoesrauO,
3tebt iein Dad tief in bic Stirn biuz
elm.
8Iin5eIt pie elm 5rsmbIinq in bus
QanO.
9lrm 1T fsinsr U3auern fables @eiB,
slrm oas Dad. Ous fsinen GrieOen
bedt,
DO9 Der Dino iingt bort 70 mGr6ens
Ieis
limb iinst 2ieberiiibes, tiefDeritsdt.
SeIIer sIiibt bic Some nirsenbspO!
llnb biel eOIoner lu9t bort ieoer
Stern,
Nle 8lumen bliib'n 70 Iommerfrob,
limo bic @OsIein iinsen bort 70 germ.
llnO Die Srii6ts. Die Ous @drt6sn
reift,
Stno bic IiiBeiten in fpeiter Welt!
Bis tns Geniter unTer @einItod greift,
llno ous 9rOt gsosibt uuf unietm SsIb.
llnlsr GeIO! @ur bOIb 1T grntsSeit,
llub om @rntefeit fOn So6aeit fein =
Sn oes &ran3es CRIME GbrIamteit
Gle9P t4 mir brei goIons Qlsbren Elm.
Stsb' unb Jrieben baItsn treue Ma6t.
Wenu mir bunn tn unier SGus6sn
gebn.
llno am Teniter, no Der DeinitOd
la9t.
Sou Die @is9e unferer &inoer ftsbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
9ll Inlaer tuSt.

8ergus 6olGs @lim., 2S.
Suli. n 9ll @ol5er lit toOt rnO iein
gdter WirO icb auf sic @ei6uloi-
.euno oes SoOtihlags icines Sobnes
bin au oerantportcn bnben. Eol5er
iudte ieine @lutter Dor iciuem @oter
5u idiiben, 0ie 0erielbe in Oen 9[rm
geidoIien 6otte, ais ser dltere Eol.
ser i6n nit ser 9iihie in ocn lln-
terleib idoB. Gie SdieBerei mar
oos @roebniB zines Streites 8wiiben
Oen Gltern.
@al5er eriuarb iib Dor einigen
Sobren icinen 93uf ais 6aiiitfdm-
pier ais er 9ombarOier @eas in
g}ep yorf beiieete, Sen britii6en 30.
rer ser BON beiieren 9euteu ais @ol-
ser gefiir6tet wurOe. SpGter pilrOe
er an Wlolaria leioeno, bon 2utber
@lcGartbp in Sm 6roncisco beiieet.
Gr muroe in Siiion, Soma, ge6orcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
gcidleniteIIcr .gInsitanO.


@egen 6000 Oionn legten oui oen 19
9o6nen in G6icaeo Die glrbeit
nieoer. &erlangen cine 9ieoe-
Iune Der 9lditeauuo inO 9ef0rOe-
rumg ser @eideniteaer. 9ob-
men 6a6en onOere Seute angeiteat.
9tod feline 9fu5eitoringeu be.
ridtet.
G6ica9o, %. Suli. Die
6ra6t6eiorOemng Onrb unO BON Gbi.
cogo mtrOe peilte our9 0en 9(uSitano
Ser @ei1eniteller aui 10 9abnen, Die
nit DER o9riiOeri6ait DER 3ug6eoien-
iteten" perbimOen iinO, 6eeintrddtigt.
0ie 6ii6rer oes Substances peiger,
ten iid beilte @iittog, Oie 9emiibum-
gen BON Is. gS. g9. Sanger uou DER
9imoes ,&crmittehingsbeborOc 5l oc.
ceptiren. Sic iogen, OoB tie nur Die
9lnerfenming Oerniinitigcr 9legeln in
8e5ug mlf 9lnlteIlung, 9eforoerllng
imo gntlaiiung BON Mei6enltellern
oerloneen. Sic 5ii6rer beboupten,
DAB no6e3i G000 Ylnnn sic 9lr6eit
ein9eiteat 6dtten, Oagegen iageii oie
@o6nbeamten Dob mr 2500 Monn
ni1t an Die glrbeit 8uriidgctcbrt leien.
Ole 9a6nbeamten iagelt oaB ole g8ei-
6en nit Der Sdlite Der altcn Wlann.
i6ait beOient werOen, imO 1oiien in
einigen Soeen oen normalen Gienlt
mieoer berge;eat 81 baben. obnc bob
iie oie 6oroerlneen Ser 9lusitdnoigen
gewd6ren.
Glbeltorungen mnroen ni1t berlbs
tet unO ale 9abnb0ie limo BON Der
@cIi5ei bepodt. Somes Qlurood,
ser &ice-@rGiioent ser 9riioeridait,
crma6nte ale 9lusltGnoigen, bon oen
9obn6oien fern 81 bleibet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Die 9iescutiduft in 9OIen.


0lo6 elmer @lelOlm9 ser 9erliner
,@oiiii6en 8eitim9 aus g9arihau
miro in ser polniiber 8reiie ieit
frr5em oie 5raae ser 9broubeiiei-
glmg leb6oit erortert. raurser
@oIsfi~ pia in Der E6dtiode. OaB
Elm &onig ooer ipenioiteuS Elm 9fc.
gent an Die Spite OeS polniiden
Stootes gcItcllt ipiro, oie WQogIid-
felt elmer t6otid9liben redtliden
mo enti6eiOenoen 9lbgren5ung go
lens BON Ocn in 9luBlano g6renoen
gutmiirieu ser gin6e5ie6umg ser pol
uiiden &epublif IN Ole rniiiide So.
Oeration ie6en
n@los~ iogt, man ioae Die 9iegent-
i6oit unO eoentuea oie 5utiinitige
2rone einem WlitgIieoe elmer regles
renoen GpuoItie ii6ertragen nit Dem
SorbebaIt, OoB ser Grforene ii6 in
poIniider Spradje peritdnoigen f0u-
ne imO romii6.fatboliidj iei. SSn
oieiem 3uiammenbonge mare Die
9lnoeutimg oes u2ofal-9In5eigerS~
me6r Oerit6nolid5, ser iaot, OaB in
iohlider 9e5iebimg sic GerbonOlrn-
gen 5pii6en Serrn bon 9etbmonn
Solpeg umo ser @iener 9legieritng
oemn6Hit in Berlin fortgeiest per-
sen ioIen ooB aber @et6mann sou.
ipea in moerer 9e5iebrng ieine
g8iinibe in @ien erreidt bn6en
oiirfte 9efonntlid lit BON 3eit 81
Belt INNER ipieOer be6ouptet NOR
Oeu, OoB ser 0iterreidiihe @r5ber8og
Gorl Stcfan, ser scr obeu ifi33irtcn
9eoinglngen entipridt, mIf Oeu
S6ron er6oben peroen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
6rieOensDerIammImna enSet inariea.

9loOauicenc in aingslonO, england.
-@lo6 itiirmt Stride, in lucldcr
sic 6rieoensogitotoren cine Ser.
ianlmlung orrongirt 6ntten. -
Grci6t Oie 6rieoenSfreunoe 5u
@ooreu luO oemoIirt ooS Snuere
oes @ottes6ouieS. II &iele @erio'
ncn oerlett. A. Celegoten nit
Steiner bemorieu
2on0on, 2S. S5uIi. II Sin Scr.
iuc6 oeS glr6citcr- unO Sol0oten-Gon-
5ilS, elmer Gcreinigung sic fiir5lib
noc6 Dem 8orbilOe oes ruiliiGeu Pr
better imo SolOoten.Gon5ilS bier
ms 9e6cn eerufen murOe, cine Srie
DISCRIMINATING in ser 9rot6er-
boo0=&irHc in &ingSlanO a65ubol.
ten, reiultirte 6eute in ouirii6reri-
iben Sccnen, pd6rcno Oeren 0os Sn.
mere Scr Stride Oemolirt murOe uno
picle @erionen &erlebungen erlittea.
@be 0ie &eriomnlung 5ur Sro-
ntng gcrufen mcrocn fonnte, Orang
cine groBe Wlenidcnmenge, in Der
lib cinige oermunocte Soloatcn be-.
ianOen, in oie Stride Elm imO ber-
Iongte, ooB Oie Sibung oei6loiien
werOe. Cine aQgcmeine 9iaoou-
icene fol9te. slide lmo Stii6le iIo-
gen bin lmO Der. Die 9ieOuer, Die
ouf Ger @lotform @Iob aenommen
6otten, mirOen berlmtergeriiien, un0
bolo eelong es Dem Nlob, oie 9lr-
rongeure ser Geriommlmg ans Der
Stride binois5utreiben.
0ann beqam Oie N1enee oaes
fir5 ino flein 81 i6laaen, mas i6r
Dor 9lugcn fam. Sic wert6uollen
&unit9Ias .6eniter 0es @otteSballeS
wuroen 5ertriimmert.
@oli3ei-Eeierben bnttcn nIle W}Ibe,
oie SrOmlng mieoer bcr5ultelen.
9to6oem ooS @ottesbous bon 0en
&crmunoeten ger6umt mar beltieg
Elm conooiider Soloot Oic &au5el
lno bielt cine potriotiibe 9ieOe. 0ie
glotional6gmne muroe geingen.
Sine &eioliltion, pelbe Scr &eGie-
rlng llnteritiitrmg oeripridt, wuroe
ongcnommen.
Gie 0elegotcn 8u Scr 8rieocnsber-
iommhmg murOcn bon Dem Wlob NIT
Steinen bcworfen, ais iie 0ie airde
berlieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
ylcnc ltnrnicu in Gbcitcr, lSa,

Gbeiter, @a., 2S. Suli. II Oo-
bio Sdworb cin Siilfsideriff inO
Elm imbefonnter gleeer, muroen beute
glbcno ipGt nlitten i'm Neger. .Siertel
IN emem Streitc eri6oilen.
Die SdieBerei fono itott, nad ei.
nem Gage Scr 9fu6e, Der oen llnoro.
nun9en Der letten 5pei gidhte fol0te,
mo iie mar ooS GrgebniB Der 9l6ien-
Oung elmer 9ln5obl Eoli5ilten imO
@adniannidaiteu in Oieie 9}ah6ar.
id)ait, nahoenl cine Sln5obl 9ieger
Seuer ami 5pei @odpoiteu er6iinet
6atten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
9lniIcu so Mcilcn SItIid ron Stunts
Ian 3nriif.

. Nerlin pin Eon0on, 2S. SulI.
~ 0as &ritgsOepartcment beribtet
belte 9lbeno, OaB Oie 9fuiien 0itlid)
BON @uc5oc5 aus @ali5ien binouS9c.
trie6eu merOcu un0 oaB oeutibe
Eruppen iit6 36rbs an ser uliIiid.
gali5iiden @ren5e, 5e6n Wleilen iiio-
lid BON Suipot6n ndbern.
(3brDs lit ltngeid6r so Wieilcn oit-
lib bon Stonislot ingefdbr in Der
Nlitte Ser 9liid5ugslinie Der 9fuiien
i'm 0itliben @ali5ien.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

teteS 2iiden Dor mir botte. Ser @e.
idGitSiii6rer, Sen id bolen lieB, imo
Dem ib -ipiit6eno Die 9eiheerung
0eiete, belt es inter ieiner @iiroe.
aud MIR Elm @ort Cur GntihuIOi-
alng 81 ioeen So er berlongte I'm.
ter SinweiS alf sen ouf ser Speiie-
forte porge5eidneten @rcis fir Elm
illuaeS Su6u cine 92od5a6hmg bon
1926 @art BON mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

Ger flsine @oIitifer. -
~Mcni6, iie6 sid NAL Dor, OoB ou
nit oeincm gaaon nidt nad 9luB.
lano iIieeiil~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
]ADeittr lebenI
Cine sfisss ban aariu Wi4a,liS.

ufan eroablt bon elmer Wiutter, bic
tunt SSbne I'm &rieg berIoren BAT.
Sie bate flint S5bne unb Tie bat flint
SObue perIOreu. Syiinf minus flint 1T
ytua. 9ieie &e9enuufsabe ISE Ii6
leoes &iuO, aud ous. oas nur erit an
ben Ginseru 5d6leu lam.
Sic 1T Ddiderin. fagt man, uno
lsbt OoOOn, OuB iie gu GamiIien Qs6t,
Wdl6e gu puI6en.
Stint S66ne! gDie reid bas tlinotl
um stpos 8u Osrliersn, muB man
stipas beiefen babsn. sic tpar reid.
sic bate flint @Sbus.
M
Die Some fbeiut. Sn einsm SOf,
raum bdnst WdI6e gum 9rodTen.
Sie blsubet pie S6nee. @s fIottert
bin unb Der ipie SeaeI i'm MiuSe. boa
0Oubrd4te Sdgetpert Der @dI6erin.
&rdfte BAT es setoRet, ebe es 70 melt
mar; tO4snbes @aiTsr, cistoItes mai.
lsr, beiBe Diinite unb I6net6enSe
Btnoe. Ser Steinboben in Der ggo56s
til@e 1T falt. 2i6t sibt cine eiraioe
9dsflamme obns &uppcI. Bon Sen
lter uno Sir oie6t es. Ser Roub
betBt in 9tugen unb &e6Ie Der Riifz
ten 1T 9i6tgetriimmt, Die 8eins oes
l9nollen. Die @eOonten IinO Bel Der
Nol9erei uno psit meg babon. 0ie
Mai4frau iingt Bel ibret grbeit. @is
pat ftnf SObne. Ginen, Spet, brei.
bier, flint SObne.
sic iinst BEL ibrer QIrbeit. ga
tltnst ni8t, ipie man Ii@ @noelsoes
lang poritelt. Qlber in ibrer Gtimme
ut Elm etpos, nit benz iib tsin OrqeIs
ton, tetn @eisentlone bergIeiGen fam
Gin Ret9tum. Stint SObne!
Die DienitmGo6en tOmmen bic unb
oa In bic @af6tii9e gelaufen uno fra.
gen i'm @oriiberseben, ob Iie No6s
rt1t bat. Sb fie Na9ri6t bail
0Surd Dunit unO 8robem leu6tet ibr
@d@eln ipie Elm @lorieni6eiu.
Sic erSdbIt bon 2ubpig, bem Qisbz
ling, Der auf allen Meltmeeren fGbrt
ole ionoerboritsu Dinge iiebt unO bort.
llno ibr bic merfpiirbigIten @eIdenfe
Drtnet. @enn 2uOipig 1T Wlotroie
ilno lie follte ii9 nidt punoeru, tuenn
er etnmal dls &opitGu ouf einem oro=
Ben S4iff, feinem eigenen, Ianbete
Sonn bat er geiagt, fOl Iie nit na9
china reifen unb In elmer &aiite nit
Samtroid uuo rotten Gardiner tpobz
men. 2ubpig 1T 70 freieebig uno eut.
Sle le9t neue &oblen unter ben
%sllel uno er5Gblt bon Tron3, Der Iid,
spen als 6ei5er duf Elm S9iff bat
pellern laiTen. Gs por i6m au Ionas
mellts ssporOen, INNER nit Dem 9iers
pa9en gu td6ren Don Der priiaelei
mn benz onoern giertutI6er fpridt
iie niht germ.
90 Dte MGbden IinO fort unb bic
Mal3trau pii6It nit elmer b0l3ernen
SSian9e i'm @oi6tefsl unb fiI1t 2az
~: zen out. 9ie to9enoe Qauge Ipribt
egr ms @eii@t. sic f9ittelt bic
Sn S@rOpten ob, oIs Oh es Tliegsn pdren.
@snn GILES gut sebt, pir6 QlutOu gum
SySr SSVtl'ner @eIeIle un6 per peiB, tpie
@ eu'o er ieine eigene @ertItott BAT.
Sg Seln 9eieueuItiid miro Elm &Ieiber=
l'. ipIunt. Sir ipen9 Mlit S9ublaben
uN''n ilno gun5 bon ei6enbols. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

@oriiGtig. ~ slIte Suuafer:
o9iat6cn Sic NAL Serr Goftor, uie
alt id bin2~ - ~Siinf Sabre dIter,
alS mie Dor 5e6u Sa1ren"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

= b iterf ennfni &. = @afer
N1p1'Ol'll9); ~ ~9Iud n @eidGftl Sed5s
,.Suwea S 9olt Gu an oem @ilOe gear
Oe''el l'no muBt cS i6lieBGd iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

glotur 81 icbau'n.
@iug id binous.
'Id ionO i6 balo.
Sm erimen @alO,
ySeitfort,
9Im itilleu Ort,
Gin fleines SouS,
8ie 8 Goeel 6aunl
SD ibmlt' 6inein,
Se6S ain0clcin
@leid flein alcib CROP,
@leid nodt mo blob,
@Iei6 biibid mo ieiu.
Ole liegen oreim
Sic rcden
limo iireden
Die SdlSdcu 8ort
lluO rufen leiie
92o6 &ogel glrt:
9lh Niutter,
@omm 5erl
Bring Suffer.
Bring Speiie,
lIus bimgert 10 ie6r"
Ga tommt idon nit 6utter
Ole iorgenOe W1lltterI
9us iie mid iiebt
Sic i9neQ entfliebtl
SD oud' mid nieoer
@leiH fommt iie mie0erl
Ga t6un iib mub
.D}it einem Dial,
Schs an Der 3abl
Ger SdndbeIein:
oIbu' mfrs binein,"
9ilit ems gleid Oraui.
Sin andres. n9lein
9ieb' WliitierIein
Gieb berl @ieb 6erl
Did bltngert iebrl"
oglurb midi 9lu6 midi"
@or peinerli9
Sin onOeres ilebt -
g9ie oas iuobl gebt2
60 Oenf id mir.
@irO iie oas cine E6ier,
Gos cine Wliidben,
Si looicl Stiidben
@o6l tbeilen
9us Sbud6eI iin62
Ga - tort. mie Der @ino
56on ie6' i'd iie ellen
Den 5weiten Soppen
81 ibnoppen.
Ga ~ idnuebt iie idou pieOer
Gum 9teitbeG nieoer,
3l ibren &leinen
lin mieOer einen
Der S9n1bel 3u iiillen.
Den Suneer 81 itiaenl
90 flieet iie Gin
60 flieet iie Der
@ie Oft pobl. m0at i6r iraacnl
g9ie oft? n Sd mills Gud iaaeu
9is iie Die &leinen ale iatt
@ehittert 6atl
Sans 0o1bar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Sans @oipor

Gontrolt. - @ir beipreden Die
@arten. .9lr6eiteu. gluh einen nelen
8oun woIlen mir MAIDEN loiien. 90
iagt Die fleine Suie: D9Iber, Nlllttb
6ii oieiem olten @orten nod einen
neuen 3alm9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

9emeiS. Serr (3u einent
fr0itigeu 9ettler): pNlir ideint Gle
iinO or6eitsidel?l" 9ettler: %
bitt', ib fam S6ncu cine @6otoara-
pbie 5cigen no id o'rouf 0ol3 idg'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

fiini5ig @larf an Sen aunit66noIer
loSi6logenl~ Sobu (ihaoeniro6) !:
Ser ioll crit ihauelt bis CT fiinf5ig
Vlarf wieoer ooiiir frieetl~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-04-04
THE. BLUE JACKETS.

Jack Bradley, business manager Of
the Blue Jackets, is about to be re-
moved from Office, Jack was also
Press Agent for Blue Jackets, but
he has lost this Office .as this baseball
team has no further use for a Press
Agent. The reason is chat Capt.
Theron McLeskey, Of .Wardlsw
street, with a picked team, met the
Blue Jackets on the ball grounds on
last Saturday and trimmed them up
and topped them to the tune of S5
to 1s. w.
The baseball news writer of this
papeshad no information Of the
eveA Nh about Tuesday when the
mat&r ~ Called to his attention
by Cant. McLeskey, and we were
asked i tie game had been reported
by the Press Agent Of the Blue
Jackets. We Immediately called on
the Business Manager Of the Blue
Jackets when we found that he had
almost forgotten about the game.
After thinking over the matter
for a considerable while he was en-
abled to recall that game had been
played sometime in the past, with
some boys "about as old as Methus-
lah" but the matter did not seem to
appeal to Manager Bardley as of
enough Importance to be reported
in the sport column of any paper.
Capt. McLeskey thinks that Mana
ger Bradley should get pitcher to
assist pitcher Bradley of the Blue
Jackets so that when the "wing" of
one of the pitchers is not working
they may fly with the other one.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-04-04
AN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. Roddey Devlin has announced
the engagement of his sister, Miss
Agnes Dsvlin to Rev. M. R.. Plaxco,
the marriage to take place in the
early summer.
Miss Devlin is well known in Alb
beville and her friends here are wish
ing for her life of much happi-
ness. Miss Devlin is a graduate OF
the Woman's College at Due West,
and taught there a year ago. She
is a young woman Of many charms
and will be a welcome addition to
our city.
Mr.. Plaxco has been the pastor OF
the Associate Reformed Presbyter-
ian church at Abbeville for the past
two years and has the respect and
affection Of his members who con-
gratulate him on his good luck and
wish him happiness.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-04-04
JUDGE PEURIFoY.

Judge Peurifoy, Of Walterboro,
Judge Of the new fourteenth circuit,
made his first appearance as judi
cial officer in Abbeville this spring,
holding both the criminal and civil
terms of court.
The judge made fine impression
on lawyers and laymen alike. He is
a man of good common sense and has
q fine idea Of right, and of equity
and justice. In addition, he is q
lawyer of standing in the state and
Of learning as well. His decisions
were made promptly on all questions
and his reasoning appealed to those
who heard him. He is courteous in
his treatment of attendants on court,
makes no effort at show, but per-
forms the duties Of the Office with
that becoming decorum which should
characterize a judicial officer.
In recent years the legislature has
shown a disposition to elect lawyers
in active practice to the bench. In
this way, the people have been able
to get the best talent in. the state
The practice Of undertaking to make
judges out Of broken down school
teachers did not prove a bowling
success. Lately it has been learned
that before a man can be a Judge he
must first be a lawyer. Judge Peuri-
foy was an active lawyer at the bar
and therefore knows the law. He
will make. q judge worthy of the
great Office, he holds.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1917-04-04

against the railroads. Already the
interstate commerce commission has
been asked to increase freight rates
to meet the increased wages de-
manded by the Adamson law. The
request must and will be granted,
and, hereafter, when you buy a
pound of sugar, lard, bacon or what
not, you will be paying your share
of the new demands. The question
is one between the railroad employ
ees and the people; the railroads
should have little concern in the
matter.