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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
HEBRON AUXILIARY

The Woman's Auxiliary of Hebron
M. E. Church met at the Church at 2
p. m, Tuesday. Miss Matte Adams
as delegate to the convention held in
Hopkinsville March 9th to 30th, made
an excellent report and those present
who did not attend the convention felt
as though they had. She pledged $40
for the Auxiliary for 1917. Bro. Elgin
pledged individually S.. 90 in money
on account of this pastorate being his
first work when young preacher.
Mrs. Duke in her sweet and i'm
presslye manner gave an interesting
programme on Social Service.
The treasurer reported SIG expend-
ed by the Auxiliary for 1915. Flowers
were sent to the sick and visits made
them. Collected from Hen Showers
held in February. $1Ol5. Members
pledged 80 dozen eggs to be sent to
the Orphans Home in Louisville.
Our Mission Study Class was re-
organized.
Next meeting will be held at the
church on regular date in April and
all members are urged to be present.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
A. H. ECKLES
PRESIDENT
Athenaeum Holds Important
Meeting With Fine
Program.

| The Athenaeum held its April meet
ing at Hotel Latham Thursday evening
with % members present, and Vice
President Eckles presiding.
| The committee on arrangements re-
lported that the annual banquet would
be held at Hotel Latham May 8, with
covers limited to 100, or four seats for
each member.
The program committee reported
the following speakers:
w. T. Fowler, "Medittions and
Nominations" Ira d. Smith "'The I'm
der Dog" Calvin M. thompson
Scraps" Alvin H. Clark, s"Lucid
Intervals" Chas. M. Meacham, "Wise
and Otherwise.
After the adoption of these reports,
the election of officers was held. "A.
H. Eckles was elected President,
John Sites Vice President, and H.
w. Linton was reelected Secretary,
all by reclamation.
The evenings program was paper
on 1.-The Patriotic Literature of
America" by L. E. Foster and an adj
dress on "Thackeray" by j. w.
Downer.
Both subjects were treated ably
and exclusively, the program being
one of exceptional interest. A
general discussion followed and the
meeting lasted until ll:30.
Those present were: A. H. Eckles,
John Sites, P. B. Brooks, T. j. Nc
Reynolds, c. M. Thompson, Geo. E.
Gary, Austin Bell, H. w. Linton, L.
E. Foster, j. w. Downer, Ira d.
Smith, Pettus White, G. c. Hoffman,
j. A. Mckenzie, Chas. M. Meacham,
e. L. Weathers, and R. L. Woodland.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07

mixed spices, half a teaspOonful each
OF nutmeg and salt, teaspoonful Of
soda dissolved In two tablespoonfuls
OF boiling water; mix well and add a
cupful of cherries, pineapple or
peaches and steam three hours. Serve
with any desired sauce.
Khaki Puddlng.-Peel, core and slice
six apples; put them into saucepan
with four tablespoonfuls of sugar. two
Of butter and two of candied lemon
peel, or the grated rind add a quarter
Of a cupful of water and cook until
smooth put through sieve and add
three egg yolks. Line deep pudding
dish with pastry. put In the apples and
bake until the eggs are set. Beat the
whites of the eggs until stiff. then add
three tablespoonfuls of sugar, place
on top of the pudding. decorate with
candied peel and brown In the oven
until a pale yellow.
Date Puddlna.-Take a cupful OF
sour milk, two-thirds of a cupful of
sugar and mOlasses, mixed together. a
tablespoonful of melted butter. a pinch
Of salt and teaspoonful Of soda, dis
solved in little warm water; then
add a pound of stoned and chopped
dates, and two cupfuls of graham -four.
Steam for two hours, then dry off In
the oven for a few minutes. This may
be resteamed several times. Serve with
hard sauce.
Yankee Float.-Scald a quart of
milk. Mix together three egg yolks,
a cupful of sugar. and vanilla and nut
meg to flavor. Cook a tablespoonful
Of cornstarch. mixed with two table
spoonfuls of cold milk; cook In the hot
milk until well cooked. then mix all
together and pour into serving dish.
Beat the whites of the eggs very stiff,
drop by sp0onfuls on top of boiling
water to cook; then lift carefully and
place on top of the pudding. Serve
very cold.
Cold boiled fish mixed with salad
dressing and served on lettuce makes
q fine salad.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07

Let us, 20 far ~ we can. bring
wider interests to our little world.
There Is no more potent charm to bad.
ish the petty and unworthy from Il,
Wider interests. open the doors into q
wider world into which some day we
may step. Let US work ceaselessly,
patiently. No success we may win In
any calling win be worth anything II
we have not cultivated the power tp
keep all around us bright and orderly
and attractive. If the Light of divine
love, and peace. and power. and wis
dom does not radiate from us into the
world and help and inspire others
Nancy Freeman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
Must Have the Robe.

In Australian swimming races the
regulations prohibit girl contestant
going to the park for a race unless
she has a robe on and an attendant
with her. The robe is not allowed to
be taken of until the start of the race,
when the attendant stands behind the
swimmer. holding the robe,i and the
racer practically dives outx of the
robe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07

column which you VIII
find new and like to try.
Carrot Pudding
Take a cupful each OF
grated carrots, potatoes,
brown sugar, chopped
suet. stoned raisins and
eurrants, two cupfuls of
flour. q teaspOonful OF
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07

Manning Brown and George Nc
Reynolds. who have been attending
College in Nashville, are home for a
short visit.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
New Idea In This.

The Greek word for private. pecu-
liar to myself, unrelated to the thought
of Interest of anybody else, is our word
for idiot.-William De Witt Hyde.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
UeKTCHEN


II there Is one thing in existence
more miserable than another. 1t most
unquestionably is the being compelled
to rise by candle light.-Dickens.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-07
SOME FAvoRiTE RECIPES.

We do not all enjoy the same dishes,
but perhaps there will be few In this
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
edJIna Der Scricm.

Qie id0ne 8cit Ser S1ulferipn lit
borbeil Touicnoe bon galtimorer
&inoeril miro man beiIte Worgen nit
ibrer SduImappr itnter'm glrn no6
Oen SduIcn iponoern ieben, oie ibre
Gbore I'M 3 ll6r 0ffnen 0oh Der
eritc Gag miro fein idWercr iein on
Der llnterridt ihon I'M IL llbr altf.
Bort, uu oen 2e5rcrH Die @elc9en.
belt 81 ge6elL eincr N1aiienuerinmm-
hng I'M o2pric.S1eoter bei5uipob.
nen, sic Inn 2 llbr 30 bcginnt mo
in melcber Heftor gfuIiea bon Der
Columbia llniberiit1t cine interei-
lontc Aeoc bolten miro. Dab oic
3abl Der oicSi1brieen Sbulbeiiher
bic oroBte in Der Geibihte bon Bal
tinore iein miro, miro cripnrtet.
gS1breno Der Commemorate ipilr.
oen cinige Der SdulgebGuoc berero,
Bert, 10 Dob Der criportetc glnoraug
fcinc 8ciorgniB bcrDorruit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
2ie g9ahIrclnItaie.

Sr. Sobn 5. 0lo6on, Der Siibrer Ger
ltdotii6en 0emofrotiihen Grga-
niiation lit nit OenieIben nidt
5ufrieoeu. TT 0lopor 8reiton Der.
bdIt iid itiaidweieeno. Sr.
6ieIo iagt, oob cr BON Sront
acaD beiiegt pur6e.
Ole 9RciuItote scr 4rimGrpobI
puroen geltcrn in Ocr gon5en StoOt
beiproden; beionocrs Die @roft, mel.
DIE 6ronf SaenD 6n Gage gelegt battc,
mar fir DieIe Tolititer cine eroBe
lle6crroicbuug. W1opor 9Sreiton pei-
acrte iidb geitcrn, be5ii9lib DER Be
licgung bon Stoot,grohlrotor Q. @.
5icIo i'm 5peitcn Giihift fir Oos
llnterbaus irgeno ctipos 8u iogen.
S6 er Srn. SO. g. SaI(, ocn er aIs
cinen Gonoioaten bc5cihnete, DER
nidt crlpdbIt perOcn ioIlte, 6o Der.
icI6e in ser lesten Stoots. @eiesge-
biing Die SntereIien Der Stoot nidt
ecpobrt bate, bis oiir Saubtpobl
meiter 6efdnpfcn miro, polltc Der
Nobor ebenfaas nidt iagen.
Sr. SieIo CAB cine grfldrung be-
fannt in nelder cr iogte, oaB ibm
,ael(p" 0os @enid gebroden bate.
gr lit ober trobOem nit ser Stin-
menSobl ole ibm segeben iuiroc,
iebr 5ufrieoui.
Ger Siibrer ser Oemofrotiiden Or
goniiotion, Sr. Sobn s. @lobon oer
fir Srn. $aa unO eegen Srn. JieIo
orbeitete, eripdbnte oeItern, Bob
Mapor 9greTton immcr nod iein
5rcuno iei imo Dob oericlbe nod
langc mif Dem poIitiidcn 6eIoc
lieben peroc. Sr. 9lobon ioete aud,
ais er iiber oic Hrim1riuobI befrogt
paroe, ooB @ouberneur Sorrineton
ser Nonn iei Der iiber oieieI6c 4uS.
funft eeben Tonne. n@r bat ieiu 9e-
Ites pcriubt, I'M sic @ortei imStodte
5u ruiniren lm6 ct ioatc i'm Ston6e
Iein, ii6er ole @erbdltniiie III Der
Staot glusfuift 5u eebcrr fubr Der
Gemofroten. 6it6rer fort. Sr. Wlo-
bone iheint nit Dem 9llssauee Der
@nbl nibt gano oufrieoen 5u iein.
Qie St6rfe ieines @egners, aclD,
Der bis iest mir i'm pierten Diitrift
etpos ou iogen botte, 1T 10 eeiuod-
Ien ooB oerielbe jeet aud in ben
onoeren 4iitriften ein @ort mitreoen
fam. Srn. D}nbon'S &icptenants
ioaten geItcrn Dab &cIlD Die BoIi5ei
uno ole @irfbiAoftsbeiiber ouf iei.
ner Scite botte ltn0 ooB in einem
eepiiien GiItrift in mebreren @irtb.
idoften @eih6fte ectban puroerL
trot0cnt %olisiiten in GibiI gan5 IN
Ser gldbe itanoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
g8uhIpcrbIcntc 9lcniiunirnna.

Der 0ienItli1 0IfeItc Glcrf m Der
@oltimorer 0ipiiion Der n4ennipt
banio Goienbobn g8iaiam o. Dit.
tis bon gfr. 22S, 9ioro. Goaiugton.
9lDenuc, lit nah 4Sjdbrieer 0ienIt.
acit ais Glcrf oiif Sodlon's @eritc,
gono- uno Ibames. SraBe, peiiio-
nirt moroen. DithlS, Ser bciuobe
II Sabre aft if, bat Ole 9lbiidlt iidl
onocrlpcitige geiddftiaune 81 iudcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
@ur Scn 9Suli5ciridltcrm.

Sunge MdOhcn oes 2aocnoicbltobls
bcI6uloigt. @cgiueen lire on-
gebIidJcn Giebitdble in 5pci be.
fonntcn Gcpartcucnt-2docn. IT.
glcacr bclaltietc ipcibc @dOden
rmo nbrnmmt" jcet IT 6re6er
ll6rcnoiebitnbl.
Inter ocr 9lnibuloiglng, oni 2.
September in Die @obniing oon ISM.
q. Sole eingcOrungcn 81 lein nno
cine ll6r ltno &ctte i'm @ertbe bon
$40 ecltoblen 81 bo6cn, wurOe 6ranf
Sbiplcp bon @ai6ington BON &oli'
3ciridier S6ou Dem @eridtsperiaD-
rem ii6eruieicn. S6ipleU puroe in
Der gf66c BON Glarfspiae, SowarOs
Golultg, am Gienitag iciigcnommem
nohocm man ole llbr micoergeiin-
ocn, oic cr nnoc6lib fir $2.75 per'
fault bat.
3mci angcbliAc Sooen
0iebinncn.
Gic 81 Sa6re alte 0race g. SSoneS
uno ole 81 Sabre altc eOna &eit
8eioc in gSr. 2607 @recnmolmt-
9lbcnic, iuobnbait, luliroen gclterrt
bon Ridter So6onnicn in ser Weit-
lidcn @oli5ciitatiou pegen angebli-
den 2ooenOiesita6ls inter 5000
9iIrgi6oft feiigeboltcn. Sic beioen
SSrauen muroen bon cinem Erioat-
Cctcfiio Scr 5irma Sodidilo, &obn
& So. perbaitet rmo an Die @ebeim-
poli5iIten 9ronolep mo Sbatf bonn
Souptquorticr ousgeliciert @race
Soucs lit beiduloigt, Baarcn in
g8ert6e bon $23 aus Dem @cihdit
bon @od)ltilo, &o6n & So. ino $l2
mertb bon Stclport & So. geitoblen
81 bu6en, pdbrcno Gona 9elt bic
Sirmo SoHidilo, aobn & SO. I'M
@aoren I'M @crt6c bon SIG imo
Stcmort & so. i'm @ert6e BON 81
bcIioblen boben ioQ. Gie 8rauen
weroen einem mciteren gerbor am
,yreitag untet5ogcn mcroen.
6rc6cr 92egcr beitraft-
Inter Ser 9lnifulOigung. 5wei
weiBc W2do6cn belGItiqt 81 baben,
wuroc gcitern ser 30 Sabre alto 9ae-
arr Samiel Nlc@owou BON 9ir.
1922, @eit- -SoratogosStroBc, bon
! 9lihter Ssobnnnien in Der meitlihetl
! 9oli5ciitntion 5u cincr @el0itrofe bon
$5t.70 OerOonnert. oie CT in @rman.
oellng OeS @elocS I'M @cidgniB a6-
! iiben milB. Bic Is Sabre olte gItelc
aromcr BON 9ir. ITO, @eit-6opctte'
StraBc, iino Die II Sabre nlte Noomi
Gole6nus bon 9lr. 7, Ioro-Mount-
StrnBe, iunrcn 6ie alGgerinncu. 9ic
Nld5den cr5d6ltrn Dem 9lidter, oaf
scr frccbc 9}eaer lie cine g9oHc lang
oeS glbenOs olf ibrem &eirnmeg be,
leioigt babe. Ger Noli5iIt Goonep
ua6m i'm felt ais or binter oen bci-
0cn MdOden 6ergina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

Spuren idmercr S6ldBe an. NroB
eiiriqen Su1cns DurOer feline anoc'
rem anoden geiilnOcr.
Grturiioneu finOcr mid I
Itatt.
lin Dem gcoiirIniB Der 9cgicritng
fir 1ruppen. Transportation 81 be,
gcgnen4bat ii6 0ie .9oltimore-Sbio.
giicubnbn" gcnot6iet geis6cu, Ole am
IL. unO %. September iln6 ~. Gf-
tober gcplonten @rflirIioncn nod ben
9tiogara 6dlen ein5nitclcn. @ii1ige
Scr Eruppen5iige per0cn ans 80
neitcn Stabhpaeaons, 70 SUB lang
imo ieueriihcr, bciic6en.
9lrbcit fir oie Nnitern.
Hottie.
9icltcnont Wiaiam $. aiaian 0es
5. 3lottcnsGiiiriftS beiinoet iid IN
gtorfoIf. Inn nit Den 6lotten-9Iutori-
tdtcn 9iiidipradc iiber Die glusrii.
ihma Scr Dlatroicn, Die bisbcr 5lir
9iarpIduocr 9Ltitcrnilotte eeb6rten,
81 ne6men.
Gic @eieblsba6cr Scr 9oote, Die
pon Scr Gc9icrung iibernonnmcn NOR.
ocn lino, 6abeu gcie6l erbalteiL iid
beiltc 5ll 9(nnapolis uno morgcn uuf
SoIomon's Sslano cii5uiielcu, wo-
ielbit Der llntcr,9ieiltcnant sur Gee,
@bitc BON Ocr gun0es-8ermcirngs-
gc5OrOe, eincn 9lppea obnebuen
miro.
@roBeS 81 rmee- $ 0 pital,
Gie 9lrbeitcn fir ein glrmcc,poipi-
tai nit 1000 9etten i'm Sort DC
Ncnrp perocn in nddltcr 3cit in
glngriii genomnen peroen, iobolo
oie Fl1ne nno Die 9(bi1dsung ocs
SoitenouhuanoeS 6ccuOet iinO mo
bon Wioior &ramcr Dem @enerul.
Gbirurgen in SSni6ington unterbrei-
tct wcr0cn Eic @cbdu0e, mcI6c in
Der 3piiden5eit ais 0oipitoI bcnibt
wcroen ioaen iofort renopirt inO in
StanO gciebt iueroen.
9luh Die glrbeiten iiir ons ncne
Gtnmanoerunes s-@cb1uoc, oas nit
500 9ettcn auS0eiiattet miro, ioQen
iofort Oorgcnomnen perocn.
Gritcs " Regiment in
9Inniiton.
glus Camp W}cGIeaan, 9lnnilton,
glla., miro gemcloet, DOB OaiclbIt &c,
tern Moreen oaS critic &cqincnt ser
MarDldnoer S5nfanteric angclonet
uno nit elmer 0uotion cmpiaugen
morocn iei. @s ibiclL oaB Seoer-
mann IN Der llmgc9cno oeS 6elola.
acrs iu0 fait ale oort Itationirten
Ernppcu iid ueriomnielt 6atteL Inn
rie W}orpldnocr einmaribircn 81 fc.
fen. SoboIo Die 3eltc fiir oos 9ie.
aiment aifgciebt porocn poren, mas
acraunie 3eit in 9luipruG nabnL
Wuroc ocn Olorpldnoern 5ierlt einc
fr1iti9c MabI3cit icrOirt, uno Damn
6otten lie Den gan5cn Eag iiir iib,
i'm ii6 nit Dem Eager itn0 ieinen
SliaIiqn bcfonnt 5u madeuL cbcnio
mic au1 nit ben piclcn I'M Sonn.
in8oiiautc no6e Dem Eager anueien.
sen Nid0hcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
Surge ehOtncmisFcitcm.

Aif Dem Scim ser eagles an
Der 8. StroBe, uobe Goitern 9lucnie,
ipiiroc eeitern cine nngelneile 5logge
qebiBt. g9iaiam S. Somrence belt
0ic Soiptoniprofc.
Scurp 8. 93couc, gicc-Yr6iiocnt
nno Shatnciitcr Ser 0Slo Comm
glotionol.9ouf", bcgob iid acitcrn
nit ieiner Gottin ouf 6pci gSohcn
nod gltlontic Gitg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

Uic ioIaenoen 4lriiiinos-Toten
wrroen BON Der 9unoes-GibilOicnlt-
Golnniiiiion bcfaunt oemodt. glm
% September fir Stenograpbcn
mo @Poidbinenihrei6er iiir Sen
Selo0ienIt; am 3. Ofto6er fir einer
mdnnlibcn G6cmifer 9liiiiicnten,
$500 bis $500; om 3, Sftobcr fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

anoben i'm 9ooefoitiim. Ger StaOt.
S5rIter, Sr. Carl 3. Sdo6er, battc
einen Sdoupogen oiigefertigt, Der
Die galtimorer getpo6uer nufforoert,
iopiel gdumc mic moglid 5u pilon.
5en. 1ie Yorf.geb0roc bntte 5Iuci
ausgepahienc Gomeele nebit einem
gon5 iungen, oas nod feinen Solder
bat, in Der Yorooc. Die Sbicre uIlr.
oen bon einem Wlounc geiiibrt, Der
ais 1iirfc perfleioet mar. Sinter Ocn
aonelen fam Elm @ogen ser nit
glffen oefiillt lpar, mdbrcno anf Dem
Gode Elm iboner glOlcr ieiteebimOen
ipar. Ger a0ni9 Der 2iiite perinbte
ofters, bic 6ludt 81 ergrcifcr mas
ibm natiirlib nibt gelang.
g(m ggai6ingtOn-M -Monumeut bcirat
W4aDor Erelton 0ic BORT erridtcte
Eribiibne nn0 no6m Damn oic Ho.
rooc ab. Spdter oinirte or nit eini.
gen Geportement Borltcbern I'M
Stoiforo SoteI.
Iie 9citrioe @oroOe 6eigte ocn
Steuer5obIern ipicOcr oeiitIid. fir
tpclde 3wede oic Stooiperpalting
i6re @elOer 6cnotbigt. @lopor 9Sre.
Iton oriidtc nod Scr 8orooe feline
Brcll0e iiber ocn erfoIgrciben Ser
Ianf oerieIbeu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
gIcnicrmnn iua hcIfcn.

@ouocrneur Sarrington miro oil
9unoes-gaeeicrmg eriudeh, Der
Staat BON peiterer gerontport'
lidfeit 81 6eireien. -Gie SummC
BON $t50,0OO bereits bonn StaatC
fiir Camp Meaoe beiuabe auSse.
geben. -gcOelltenoe Sinoerniiie,
Gas A. 0larpldhocr Snfonte-
oie.9tegiment, ictt 8u 2aurel ito
tionirt, oas 5. 9leeimcut 81 @od-
cpsoiIlc, Die gotterie Der 0larp-
Iduocr 6elOartiGerie au Bites
bile uno oas 1. 0larDlUlOer
6clocorps mcrOen om Sonntag
nad 9luniIton gllo., in's 6elo-
lager obgeben. Sberit S. Wt.
Oieooing, propiiorii9er 9omman-
ocur ocs 30. glrmeecorps, Der
al Sco @irt ltotionirt 1T, erbielt
eeitern 9lodulittog bonn ariegs-
9eportement einen oicSbe6ilg-
lihen @ciebl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13

3lt ScQ VlrI llullulllll III, tLDlOtt
aeItern 9lodulittog bonn Sriegs-
0epartement einen OicSbc5ilg-
Ii6cn 9cfebl.
8oubcrneiir Sorrineton miro lit
bclte nod) @aibineton begeben I'M
oos s.9epartemeut Su erluberI
sen Staot bon irgenO welder peite-
rcr @erontiuortlihfeit betreifs Der
gluirdumuug Ocs Camp @leooe, mel
che Der Stnot iibernobm, 81 beireien.
Ger Staat bat bereitS nobe5u ole III.
ipriinalid) Derpiuieten $t50,000
perauSgo6t, mo cs miro geIbobt,
ons wcitcrc 100000 bis $250,000
n6tbig iein merOen, I'M mir Oiele
9lufrdumilngSorbeiten 5u beenoigen.
@cltcrn batten Der @ouperneur,
Wlojor glalpb @roctor, DER Sallpt-
glrmec.S SSnocnieur i'm Camp Weaoe,
lmo @cnerol.9lOmtont @ariiclo cine
Gouicren5, in pelder Die 5ihlation
6clprodcn muroe Diaior Nroctor
imtcrbrcitetc cinel Goltenmi1log
fir sic mcitercn nod iertigjrlteaci'
ocn 9(rbeitcn in Dem Eager, uno oos
9leiuItat mar, oaB ser @puoernclu
lid entIdieo, ooS &riegs-Geparte.
mcnt on5ueebcn oic tueitercn glrbei-
ten ieIbIt 81 iibernebmen.
Stout bat bercitS bolb c
Ufillion Deruusgubt.
glod5 9lngobc oeS SefrctGrs, 2Dnu
u. glerfins, bat ser Stoats.9otb fir
gcrtbeioigimg fiir Die nit Dem Camp
W3caoe perfniipftcn gluSlagen $136,.
'327.33 perouSoo6t. Plus ocr 9I6rcG.
ming lit ctiibtlidb, OoB $500,000 pom
Sen 81 100000 ariegsonleibe ausge-
ae6en wuroen, oauon $t25,O0O an
Die gebor0e iiir oiientlihe Slrbeiten,
fir Die Seritelhing BON Camp WleaOe.
Gies iHliebt oQe 9lusgaben bonn If.
Syimi Bis fl. Septciubcr Gin. Ger
9lut1 CAB befannt, oaB Die SIuSlugen
fir elm So6r iicb oui $4,000 be-
licien. Sic @eiomnt-9luslogen ocS
9iot6s BON ser ariegsonlcibc in Der
Sunme bon $5OOOO0 bctrooen
$4O6, ,495.79. Gorin iiuo eingci@loi-
len:
9lusgaben fir 5ormorbei- i
ten.
Iie S(usgabcn fiir oas 6orm-Yro'
gromm, oie @ert6eihmg BON 6urn-
orbcitcrn, fiir Die Gnabcn-2lr6eitS-
0leirrDc, fir gIrbciter sum Ginmu1cn
ltno fir bic 9soblimg ocs &IoBeS
fir cine Gef1ngniBiorm, Die &crpoIl'
ItGnoigung BON @aIicnboaen, ocn
9Infouf eincs @ouplateS fir cine
@offenboac, fir einen Soipital5ug,
fir 0en YlilitGr-@eniiS inO Die Sto-
itcn Der NotionoI- -@orOe bonn 81.
N1dr5 bis 2. Sili. Gle 6rauen-Sct-
tion foltct $21019.36.
N2cbr Sngcntenrc notb TO-.
GS bat iid bcrausgclteat, ooB Die
9licoerlagc SiuBlanO's IN Dielen
SMIoHten Oorauf 5uriid5uIii6rcn
lpar, OoB eS nidt geniigcnoSngcniell.
re 81 ieincrgerfiigune Bate, uno oaB
TelttihlonO Durb ieine 6urd uno
ourH gciduIten SSngcnicltrc icine 9lr-
mce 5u elmer Der beoetenoIten Der
ggclt eeitoltct bat. Gober maht Die
9icgierlng Der Ser. Staoten aIler-
bano g[nitrengimoen oerartige &e.
frutcn 3u crlanoct. Sii Der bicii0en
9iefrutirilnos .Station ser reouIdrcn
glruce purOen ic6S Sngcniclire an,
gcnoumcn. 3iuolf 8rodtucrloocr
mirocn geitcrn ciuecnllitert.
6 olintD @eboroe i'm 81 il d.
itopo.
Tie 0iitriftS.geb0roe IN Gopion
fir Die 3wanesausbcbuug bat ibrc
Slrbeitcn nod nidt beeuoi9t Gs ioa,
ten ans oieiem Giitrifte 2i9 @aun
auSgcbobcn iuerOen, ooh inO bis
ieet nur ~ aneenonnlen porOen
BON 0cnen 10 9lcgcr limo. SunOert
Mann 6dttcn 6ercit iein ioHeu, io-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
gIIte aricssfamcruOcm Ocrcint.


Erefien iid bei Der a&eiunion Der
@roBen glrrnce Der 9icpublit~ IN
Bolton rn0 fcicrn @ieOcricbcn.
Wforidirtcn Seite an Scite pie
beim giirger-aricg unO toilden
GeminisccrBen ii6er oenicl6cn
aus.
NiaH 50 So6rei trnfen iid bei Der
,9}eunion Ger @ranO glrmp" in 9o-
Iton, 5mci &ameraOen Der 76- 6rci-
wiaigen SSnfantcric BON Ohio, aus
Dem giirger-&rieg, obnc oaB bisber
Ser cine geipuBt botte, 100 Der anocre
le6te. GS iinO 0ies Die Serren gSil-
liam s. 6ode,> BON Baltimore lmo
gSiQiom 2. Sarman bon eoit &ort-
iorO, 81. Die 6eioen aomcraOen
Oientcn 5uionnen bis 5um 27 SunI
1868, mann Serr Sormun 0nr6 ocn
&opf gcihoiieu murOe &crr 6ode
bob Ieinen &omeraoen aui itiatc ibm
oaS 9lut, lnO BALI i'm ho@ Dem
Soilpt-6el0-9o3oret6 trager BON no
ans ip1tcr &err Sormon nab Ocnt
Ooroen oeididt ipuroe ylah Dem
9riege trofcn iid Die beioen Same
raocn ipieOer alS oic Gruppcn Ourd
Columbus, g., maridirten. gom
Suli 1865 bis 5u Der 9lclnion Der
n@. q. 81" 81 Bottom botten Tie iib
nidt tpic0er geieben PIN Gieniiag
trofen iic iib, nnO lie iiibrten ibren
@unid, wieOer Seitc an Seitc, wic
treue &omcraoef1 81 morldiren aus.
Scrr 6ode uori6irte, o6glcidj CT sur
MarpIonoer 9lbtbcillmg 9ebort, bel
Der groBen Eorooe nebcii icinem al
ten &oneroocn Sarnon bonn De-
portenent oes Stootes Connecticut
0ie gon3e @ohc binOur1 ipnrcn Die
gutcn Gamcrooen 5liinnimcn. Sic
touiHten Grinnerilngcn ans oil ner-
eongene itiirmiide 3citen iie ipro-
den bonn &rieg bon Sdlndlicngc-
tiinnel, bon geiabrpoaen llntcrnc6,
mungen imO mic enOlid Der ericbnte
SSrie0e gefommcn Ici. Son ibrcm
ipGteren 2eben cr36blten iic, inO
po6cn ole @erganacubeit lu6 Oic
@egcnuort 81 einem @iloe oGin5ig
ollein Die Grcue oos crihiitterte Scr5,
iiber oen Stru0cl crGGltl"
ciuen N65nosfonoIs Snqcnicur,
$t400 bis $500, luO fir cinen
@utomologen, $500 bis $1,000; am
O. Gftobcr fir cirien 9liiiitcntcn in
Der lnnowirtbicbaitIi1en Scfononiie
$500 bis $22SO ino fir cincn Su-
nior- Iopo9ropbcn uno iin0 eincn
Gopoorapben-9liiiiteatcn, $720 bis
$500; ieOen GicnIiag iiir Stcno-
grapben mo 2laidinenibrciber. Ste-
nograp5cu Nloihinenic6rei6cr; Cup.
Observation-Disclosures; Nlaidincn-
8ci6ncr I @ra0, $500 bis 400,
nno 2. @raO, $t4O0 bis 1900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-13
8met BoIi5eiridter NJ
Central. Gomite.

Gns ncue Stoats. Central. gomitc
Der oenotrotifden @urtei miro 5lpei
@oli5eiribtcr aus Baltimore al iei.
nen g1iteIicoern 0dblcn ndmIidJ
QluguIt @credt bonn oItliden @oIi0ei-
oiItrift ltno Sobn Z. Scrmollon bonn
iiioneitlidcn @oli5eiOiitrift. Inter
ocn befonnteren Nlitglicocrn oes So.
mites bcfinOen iib nldj Or. 6ronf
s. @opers, 9lr5t Oes StaOtgeiGng-
miles; g8m. 8. S'Gonnor, Superin'
tcuocnt Der itdotiiben @cbduoe; Ga.
mel 8. Sooen gSoiicrmictben- Goaef-
tor; 2r. George ScIlcr, elmer Der
Scboufliceu6.G .GomIniiIdre, unO Staot-
rotbsuiitgIicO SSobn z. 6oro.
GnnDention am 20. Q cp-
tem mber.
Dic oenlofratiibe StnotS.Gonpen-
tion wirO, mic eeitern feltseiett pur.
&c. in ocr Muiif.glfoOcmie bierlelbit
am 20. September ta0en. 0ic Gon.
benton wirO meitcr ni6ts 5u tbun
6obcn. ais oie Gominotion oes
Staats. Gontrolcnrs 9ueb 81. Whd-
len 8u ratiiiiircn rmO cine @lotform
on3unc6ucn