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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Marguerite Keefe of Waterbury
arrived in the city yesterday to spend q
| few days as the guest of Miss Alice
Healy OF fremont street.
Rev. George w. Davenport, rector OF
st. Paul's church, Burlington, was the
Lenten preacher at services in the Church
of the Good Shepherd last evening.
Wait. Don't be in a hurry for your
supply of maple sugar, az / have plenty
coming, but owing to the deep snow II
will be little late, as 1t comes from the
mountains H. A. Kendall.
Mrs. Charles d. Swasey of Waterbury,
a former resident of Barre, is here for a
few days, having accompanied the body
of her father, Clinton Keith, of East
Hardwiek, to this city for burial yester-
day.
Gordon Reardon, the young son of Rev.
and Mrs. j. b. Reardon of Church street,
who has been seriously i'll of tonsilitis
for the past two weeks, was able to be
about the house yesterday and his con-
dition indicates steady recovery.
browns store was crowded with people
for two hours last evening when pur-
chasers OF admission tickets for the two
concerts to be given under the direction
of the music department of the city
schools this evening and tomorrow even
ing had opportunity to exchange for seat
tickets SO great was the jam that it
was impossible TO keep lines and sys-
tenn of numbering the applicants was re-
sorted to, each one being supplied with a
number and being permitted to select
seats when his turn came. Two lines
were formed, one for the Wednesday
night concert and the other for the
Thursday concert; and before the store
was closed, the ticket board for the grade
chorus and folk dancing concert Thurs
day evening had been practically swept
clean. There are still some seats avail
able for "The Rose Maiden" concert this
evening, although the sale for that was
very large.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
QUICKSILVER PRICES RISING.
Advance of SIS to S25 to $40 Per Flask
acknowledgements Active.

New York, March 2S.--Urgency of de-
mand for all kinds of explosive materials
the past week or ten days has led to the
conclusion that in the event of war with
Germany the United States government
will commander supplies of all kinds of
explosives. Quicksilver has had an ad-
vance of SIS to $25 per flask to $3.50 per
flask of rs pounds within few weeks.
Glycerine is now showing signs of great
activity with heavy business going
through in the West. One order for 600
tons received from Italy has not yet
been placed, but the inquiry is still here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Odd lot women's soc low heel rubber:
at Shea's, Ace a pair.
Victor records for April go on sale to.
day at Bailey's Music Rooms, Ia Elm
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Perley Beckley, who have
been visiting friends in Barre, their for.
mer home, for a few days, returned last
night to South Ryegate.
Mrs. H. L. Hodgdon, who has been
passing several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hodgdon of Highland avenue, has
returned to her home near Lancaster, N.
H.
Maria Langre, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Angel Langre of 60 Gran
lite street, passed away last evening after
short illness. The child was born in
Barre March Is, 1915 It is expected
that interment will be made in Mont
pelier.
On the last lap of the military CEN
sus, started in Barre last week, the as
SCISSORS assistants are returning a large
amount of data to the city hall office for
compilation. When the returns from yes
terday's canvass were made last night,
one assistant stated that only ten per-
sons assigned him for interviews had
not been seen.
High water and rough going kept the
Red Men from Wuchosen tribe at East
Barre from gathering with Iroquois of
Barre and the Sioux tribesmen of Mont
pelier in Clan Gordon hall last evening,
but some sixty fraternal brothers from
the capital braved the rigorous weather
and tsrried long enough to assist in the
Iroquois ceremonial and enjoy corn and
venison. The chiefs degree was con-
ferred on a class of Iroquois candidates
and after the work an impromptu pro-
gram was enjoyed. James Freeland and
Alex. Milne of the Iroquois contributed
vocal solos, contortionist from Mont
pelier performed and magic feats were
offered by Joseph Jacques, Sioux.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
SOUTH WALDEN

Miss Jennie Goodenough, who has been
working in Mortified for several months,
is at home.
George Smiths family have the
measles.
Mr., and Mrs. George Carpenter are at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Byron
Webster.
Nelson Barnett is working for Hart
well Stone in Cabot.
Earle WEIGH of Hardwick is working
for A. +, Grow through sugaring
Raymond Taylor was in Danville
few DAYS the first of the week.
Ernest Orton was in this part of the
town the first OF the week, taking CEN
sus of those eligible for enlistment in
case of war.
Elmer harrington Las sold his farm to
Q. j, Scott.
Miss Gladys Dow returned home from
Hardwck Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
FINED FOR REFUSAL.
To Answer Questions Asked by Military
Census Man

Brandon, March 2s.-E1oward Mitchell
of Fairfield, who Is employed in Sanders
restaurant here, was arrested Monday
night by Deputy Sheriff l.. +. Nichols
because he refused to answer the ques
tions which are on the blanks used by
the listers for the military census which
is being taken throughout the state.
Mitchell refused to answer when ques-
toned by Lister Eratus Spooner and was
taken before Town Grand Juror John ;.
Buttles and fined sl245, which he pail.
Mr.. Spooner made second visit Ia
Mitchell yesterday morning and received
very satisfactory answers to all the
questions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
EAST BARRE

Mrs. Alice Whitcomb, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ, W. Aiken, re.
turned to her home in Plainfeld Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Lovely of Lebanon,
N. H., are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Tucker.
Mrs. NJ W. Aiken is confined to the
house by rheumatism.
H. A. McAllister is moving his stock
this week into the store which be recent
ly purchased.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
WILLI4MSTOWN

A special meeting of the ]. o. 0. F. for
practice will be held the evening of March
30. A large attendance is desired.
The Agenda girls will serve new maple
sugar in the NJ. z. vestry from 1890
until 9 Friday evening, March 80. An
interesting program will follow. Every
body welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
GR4NITEVILLE

Regular meeting of branch No. IL, @
w. |. U. of N. A, will be held in Miles
hall Wednesday evening, March 2s, at
7 o'clock, A good attendance is desired.
Per order secretary.
Mrs. A. NJ Carroll win be at Gilbert's
store, upper Graniteville, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
with line of spring and summer millinery.
ADV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
The Borrower.

Mrs. Flatbush-Who is that woman
you just bowed tor
Mrs. Bensonhurst-Oh she's my next
door neighbor.
"But she didn't return your bow"
mo; she never returns anything
Yonker's Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
Still Noisy.

whats become of that noisy baby
who used to live next door," asked the
visitor after an absence of fifteen years.
That's it blowing that cornet," re-
piled the afflicted house owner ''-Yon-
kers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-28
TOOK POISON AND DIED.
Russell Kenyon of Hinesburg Had Beer
Dependent.

Hinesburg. March 2s.-Russell Kenyon
died yesterday morning from the effects
of poison which he took Monday. The
cause of his act is said to have been
dependency.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
glanfGOISc itiirstcn i'd ani Ss0Ii5iit

9QS ser &oli5iit Somor0 &jeBncilt
dui cine @riiqclci FIN Iitt III cine
@oItmirt6ihoit on scr @de 6ort.9lpe.
lm0 9lnorcs9trdBc 5ur ltnterlu9img
begob, mur0c CT bon bier M0nncrn
ongegriifen oie ibm ieinen aniippel,
3ootldlGoer uno 9lcoolper luegno6-
men. Stumble Sergeant 9(rbin iltS
&oli5iit SAB foincn Dem @cbpcin 5it
S5iilic lno no6men Die bier &oltis
boloe III Soit. @eiicrn MorGen pllr,
DC 9l(bcrt Molfer BON 9tr. 152, MeIis
GroB.StruBc, bon 9ii1tcr Tonft int
iiiolidcu 9iltrift 81 cincr GeIoitroie
BON $50 lmo Soften oerltrt2cilt SoGn
&lenid bon SIR. 14l0, Eolpion-Str,
gil $25 ltuO Soften @|ichdcl Sh6icr
bon 9lr. 1000, 6ort-9(ocrue, plr5t
onf freicn SUB geIcbt 81 sem Ser
60r ltcIltc cS iidl bcrous oaB SHdicr
bcin &erloiicn Der iSuittairtbidai!
nit cincm @icrgInS aciMloocn nurse.
@r gcrictb III 5trcit nit 9Galfcr.
Glcnid ino 5iuci an6ercn Nl1nnert
fir ocrcn g(rreit Sdftbcic6fc crloIIen
murOen. 9(ls Der Noli5iit ouf scr
9ilofl0Ge cric6iell rarntc Soldier
ouooll, wG6rcno Die bier au6ercn iid
ailf oen 9loirod itiir3!ct Aadocm
,g9oIfer Dcm @oli3iiten sen 9ieooloer
obgctomncn 6ntte unO wc35uloufen
pcriudte, cntluo iid bic sduBmoffe
nnO DermunOcte i'm am rcc6tm 9ein.
Molfer ilnb Der Eoli5iIt nuibten ms
Mcrcp Soipital gebrodt !pcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

$GmmtliMC Sus6cOicnitetc Osr
\ g'pliilnorc n GBiO.Bnrl" ftcllten
aclttrn gIbcuO z llbr Sic glrbcit ciM,
,uro ipatcr Fano cine @crIammlnns
III Ocr g;yricnSisipsSailc" az Der
WcniapmerDfraHc itatt in wcldJer
cttIart luurAr, Sah iic fcincrlci glahs
ridjt vum ,OGnptatartier in Nciu-Dprf
crlnItca 6Gttcu, Saf bcr SlaSitauO aitf
4S GtNn0ca ucrId)p6rn iuDrScn ici.
witt gln9nabmc Ocr Ecrioncn5iiac naO
SAC 5radJt5Hsc fir GdjucIlbcf5rSc-
ruHg mlrbc tcin 3ng bcfGrOcrt, ano
iWand)e SDfOnutiUfHbrcr liefcn lire
WSaIdvirrW rai Scr &tcNc ltebcn, iuo
Iic iidj ocyrSt 6cfanScn. Der Eoliscis
NinridJaa lieF cine Mcnsc Eoli5iitrm
nadJ ocin GamOcu-ga9nbofC lcttScnt
800 rreiguctcn iid fcincrlei llnra.
lIru. SIaf bcr yNscunipNanio. .Giicn.
balm pirn cbrnfalS bic SIrbrIt Cinr
acitcAt merOcn, ioatc Gin SlnsitanO
crlidvt iucrocN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
i4,4Ss 2Scr6aftnmgcu

@ar0cu i'm pcriloiicncu So6re bon
Ocm Eoli5ci TcportCmpnt ge.
na9t. 0ic Snitan05oItuuJ
ocs G41artcnent5 foitete scr
5ta0t $L420,223.34. 1874
9SoIi5iiten batteu iid Dor 0cn
Gonntiiidrcn 5u pcrontwortcn.
9(uS Ocm So0rcSbcribt Der Eoli-
5ci-Gouinilidre, Scr geitern per0ffcllt'
Iiht iprroc, iii 5il cricbcn oob Bic
Snitan0baltlmg ocs @oltimorer Eoli.
5ci-DcpartcmcntS i'm Sabre 1916 Der
Stoot Baltimore $t3O44S5.51 TO-
itcte. 6erncr murocn $itt,547.1S
an pcniionirta 8oli5iitcr il. $4190.05
an 8ithpcn, 0eren @attcn bci Der
gluSii6lng i1rcS 9crities ooS 2cbcn
pcrloren 6atten atsbe5a6lt, 70 0uS
iic6 bic @ciommtsllnfolten olf ST.
120,223.34 bclalifcn. SIN bcriloNc-
nen Sabre mlr0cn A4,4S8 &crionen
per6oitct. 1os 3uno-9urcml Iiefcrtc
6455 pcrlorcn gegon9cne Bodctc, bic
Dpn Der 9Soli5ci gefn0cu tpitrOen, an
bic 8clibcr ob. Ger @crt6 oiclan
&adcte bctrug $262,122.40. sym
@on5cn mur0cn 1852 8odetc, Oie ais
pcrlorcn oocr qeito6len gcmcIoct wor-
Ocn parcn, ppn Der Eoli5ei gcilln0eH
lm0 ocm SlmOs8urcou iibcr9cben.
Gie @ol5ci.6roucn itellten 1869 LIN.
tcrlumungcn all. 0as @cilno6eitS-
Gcportclnent iulroe ilber t0g4t9 Scr
lcbrngcn oeS @clun06citS @eIeBcs
bcuo6riAtigt. 71S &iuoer, oic ii1
pcrIalticn bottciL mlrocn bon Der
9oli5ci ouigeoriiien mo 81 i6ren 81
tern 5lriidgcbrac6t. Gic &atrolwa-
gen modtcn 32,063 6a6rtcr, icrnCr
wurocu iie 6ci 205G llnidaeu bcnuBt |
Inn oie gcrlcbten nod cinen &olpitul
5u bringen. Son 972 ais pcrnliBt
qemel6ctcn Yerioncn lpurocn 3S0
olfgcfuuocn. Der @oIi3ci puroeu
81 Sel6Itmoroe un0 1872 berlubtc
Sclbltnoroc beri@tet. Sm 2oilic ocS
Sobrcs mnBten 1874 Yoli5iitetl iucgcn
pcridie0cucr gergcben Dor Ocn @oli
5ei.Gonnlilidren cricbeincn. Scdj3 |
Wlom ipilrocn cntloiicn, sic onOcrch
wurocn nit @cl0itroicit 6clc9t oocr
ibncn cinigc Gage i6rcr llr-
lan6S5cit ob9c5ogcn. Dos Gcporte-
mcut 6ottc on /. Sonuor 1917 Gin.
ibIicBl1 scr Boli5ci Gommiiidre
1t49 %erioncn i'm 9ieuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

ct Fotridstag lodte cine llnmengc
9ciuNcr in Die @oiicn6aGc.
Gdte o56amrods" wur0cn jll
ia6cIGoitcn Nreiicn berlonit. II
Gie sdiiecuord6cn iporen oen
oau5cn Tog NIT Olcuoicri9cn an.
gefiiat.
| O5eitcrn fdn0 Der Gag iiir alc gfl.
liirtcn int 9uJor ftatt ct. 8otridS.
1ag iuur0c BON aleu- 9ciuGern scr
@So0lt60tigfcits Ncronltoltnng ge.
feicrt 2lu3 81 CSlmitcn Don S5npon,
Eortngal, 9iuntdricn 9lrncniclG
9o6mcu imo Sit6oucu iloB oaS @clo
ocn 9uocl 3u
@cbte oSbamrods BON scr grii-
men Sniel brocbten fa6elboitc 8reiie
Gin. glud ouoerc @cgeuIdnoc, pis
iriicbc 5pitcm worcn icbr III g}a6.
froac.
9comtc OcS 9ojars 6o6cn bei1loI.
len bic Gaicr OcS 9obIt6GtigfeitS-
tScitcS Dis oili Dionto0 ous5uOebuclL
ga Ser 9lnOrong in ocn 1cbten Gogcn
ein 10 GroBcr mar Goilien0c uno
glhertauicnoc luortcn Shiuocn lana
aui ben Giulob in Die G6ijBcugrd.
bcn, bic enorme @cibditc ulo1cn.
Gin Stiid, mclc6cS bon 6rou Glos
ooS Gencius BON Baltimore gcIdric.
ben pltrOe, gclougtc aeitcrn 5nr
9lilifii6rmo. 6ron &cucius ipicItc
ole 9ioIlc ciuer lit6oHiicbcu @luttcr,
wcl1e 5obuc in Ner rdii6cn lmo
Ncr ocllticbcn 9lrncc Bat.
Gic oGo0o6lnocu 56auipieler"
gobcu cbcnioas ein 3tiid 5unt @e-
item Oos Sen Eitol 81 Aiofer II
Creams trdgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
csdlcint Gin GeMtider ~ iein.

,sit cincm nit CSas gcIiIlltcu 3un-
mer iibcr 0er g9irt1iAait bon 9lalpb
Gepp, 9}r. SOL, 9lur0-GalUcrt.Strv
ipuroc acitcru glatbntiitag oct 2cib.
nam ciucS unbctaniitca MalueS gcs
nm0cn Tcr llnbcfanutc, Der ullgc-
fdhr 10 Snbrc alt, 100 Yfino ibiDcr
ino \ sun 3 3oa grpB lit, Bat braus
ncS Maar Gr mictbetc 0aS 3imliicr
mrs por ~ llbr nn Ercitag glbcno.
SScrr 2cUD fonltte ocr &oli5ci mir arl-
nchcn, 0nl Der llubcfoltutc, ocr 1n-
dbciuen0 abiihtIic9 ocu SasbobH oit.
orcbtc, Dor iHacidbr Orci SSabrcH aiti
Dcu asor00citirbet 2loUo Inntpfer
vgfcFar~ nod Baltimore aetonlmclr
lpdr Coroner RileD bonn miitlcrcn
Iiiiritt lUiro cine ltitcriuDlua drt-
itcllcn S5il ben Eaidcn ocs Geritor.
bcnci iprr0ea $36S III 9dar gcillH.
nca Gr battc fciucn cill5igen @rief
im gciibc, ID Dab leine SSOentitdt Dis
ictIt nod nidjt icitgciteat rpcrocn
foititc Tcr 2eic6uam lmtroe noD.
orr Morglla ge6radt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
. GttO DerIanate luarme semmcIm.

lin oacn 5treitigfeitcu nit icincr
,Srau lmO ieiner 5blpiegcrnritter
aus ocnt @e9e 5n ocbcn lpolltc Ctto
5dau6o0c no6 Mcgifo ooer SiGiricn
nuslronocrn neil bic 6cioen 6rouen
iid weigerten, i9m 81 icincH 6riib-
itiid wnrme Scrnmeln 8il 6ereitcn,
morduf Der &eibuloietc bic 5tGiUic.
0crulitter an oie friid6c 2llft icbcn
moQte. Iieie abcr bebauptetc, Dab
Ct iic gcpriigclt babe, ino wlroe CT
oes6ol6 i'm oitliden Gpli5cigeridbt 5ll
cincr Stroic bon $5 Ocrilrt5ciIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Muui5ipu(. @odlridJtcn.


9cn lio0tiiAen @ciunobcits-Gcpor-
tcnlcnt wuroeu iii scr Iestcn
gSobc 251 Eooe8falle uno 296
Gcburten gcurcloct. Sobres.
Gonocnton ser ,OSotionol W3uni.
5ipol 9fccrcotion 6coerotiuN" am
23. uno "a. g2dro.
S5n Der Dcrgangenen gSodlc ipurs
OcH lpic ouS Dem gcric6t ocs @c.
iunobcits- DeporfCmcnt ali eriebcn it,
PSI Eooe8fdllc gcmcI0et. 3ic 3obt
Der Gcburten belief iid alIf 296. Su
ocrlclbcn gSo@e 0cs ocrgan0cncn
Sabrcs bctrug bic 3obl Der 8oOes.
f6llc 26S, 21S III 1915 umo 24i iii
1914. gln Der 2llngcncnt8ilnouug
itor6cn AS 4erionen 30 all Der
SApiuoiuC9t, % All cincr Scr5fronf.
belt unO 20 an ocr 9rigbp i1en 0}ic-
rcnfraufbcit. Qrei &criuncn Begin
gen SclbituorO, lpGbreno iiebcn
Meni6cn bei lluiGllen UNITS 2c6cil
fomcn.
80 otionol @lunicipal &cs
creation 6n0cratiou.~
Dic biciigc 3orfbeb6r0e bat Gorbc.
reitungcn fir oic Sabrcs Gonocntion
Der u9lotionol Daauicipal &ccrcotiou
GcoCrotion4 eetroifen. 4ie ousp1r.
tigcn Delcgoten trcffcn am 90. 0tdr5
bicrcin, Inn Roc6ntittogs cineSiblng
I'M vSotel @lnerion" ob6ugnltcn. glm
"a. Dlor5 lUcrocn iolnmtlicbe 9lrbci.
ten crlcOigt iperocu. Gs piro criuqr.
tct, OaB, "a Sic &crionlHhng un
Q llbr W}orgcns bcginnt oie Dclcgu-
ten alu 9lacbnlittog 3eit fin0en iper4
OclL cine 9iunOioDrt 0urdb sic Stu0t
8a modem 0ic 6eoerotion bca6lid.
tigt ooS 0otim fir bic jdbrlibc
&erlonlulluug 5l DcrIegen. 5ie miro
ouA Hldnc ertlpcrfcn I'M idumtliAc
HarfbcbDrOcn GrbollIugS. H. Spiel
plat @cicaiddftcn III 9(mcrifa ais
s0titglicOcr fit oic 6eoerotion 5u ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
9Lltcr Nlonll iii im Nlnnldl.

Scr 70 Sabre alto George s..
Stcorns bon 9tr. 1910, D1rGuaoe-
Str. ficl gciteru in 9lauic5 Sic lrcp.
pcnltiltcn Scr S1miot-2ldferei or
per Gdc Der 2ourcnS- ln0 Garc0ltr.
bcrHltcr ino uerlcbte iib am Stopf.
er iulroc i'm Eotrollpagcn oc3 moro.
ipeltlitcn Diilrifts ms Sa6ncmaun.
Solpitol iiii0 na9 lchler @c9an0luug
IN oic noroweitliGc 9Soli5eiItatiDn ac.
6ro1t, no Ct Ue9ea Erlmfenbcit felt.
gc5olten ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
St. NSntrifstna ncfricrt.

SSn Der ct. Syo6n's &irhc al ocr
Gdc oou GollcDs mto @ogcr.StrdBe
cclebrirte gcItcrn @iorger Moniignor
George gS. 0coine oic @oc6meiie. Gin
G6or bon 1000 Sc6ultinocrn Iong
inter scr 2citlng pon Sri. 2iaiot
GgglcIton Scr Grgoniitiu Der Stride,
oic SDntnc o9la Sail to ct. Yotrid".
PIN glbcno fono i'm u&enncrt-Sotel
Gin groBes @onfctt itott, an peIc6em
&unocrte bon Srlnocrn tbcilnabnen.
3ol Collector 3uoleD yiclo Nlolonc
pom Sofcn bon 9lew.D Dorf biclt einc
glHiprodc iiber ooS Ebemo: Scr
Tog ipcldcn mir fcicrn1, uno Hih-
tcr @orrD Gmington brodtc oenEonlt
olIf Den 4roliOcntcn aus. N}oDor
Ereiton lprob iiber yoie Stoot @alti-
more Dcr Sauptiprecbcr Ocsg[benos
mar ST.. aRiHdel @. Sor0an bon Der
uSrldnoiitbcn @oDItbGti9feits- @eIeG-
idaft" 1T Bottom nelder onfiibrtc,
ooB Oicier @ercin i6on 1S0 Sabre
lang beitc6t ober 8inl eritcn Dlol
felt icincn 8clteDcn cincn 9fc0ner
na6 bier gcionot babe. gluBcrOcm
ipltrOen glborOuun9eu BON folgenoen
8crcinigungen cnpiongeH; oSt.
George uSt. 9(n0rcm4s u5t. 3o-
bio INTO Der fror3oiiiden g8obltbd.
tigfcitS @cieIllAoften ioclcbc Otrc6
Sdfcn Goleftor gSm. 9S. 9lpon elm
0cfilbrt nnrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
llnaiiiflidler Gtnr,.

Games @iaianls pon 9lr. 9I3,
EeTAy-2ane 1T @oooberrD, lpoGtc int
9!n'trogc Ocg o@ouiolioateo @os 8
Glcttric Go~ bic cleftriihen 0r1Gtc
Oicicr @cieaidait al 9out. iino ).
StloBc IN Canton rcpariren imo ficl
rQRl lclcGrdpbclipioiten, auf wcIdcai
cr bcid)ditigt mar, ailf ocu Grobooen.
@r nnroc an aopf it6wcr ocrIcbt inns
mABtc ii Das Eo9N8 @opfiiSaNoips
tai gebroAt lperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Ger 80 Snhre altc @i!lian Qhtc
bon 9{r. G29, SurDcu,1traBe, crtrunf
0cItcrn Norecu no90em cr iit Den
@aicr an 9iunicn'S 2nnolrngSltclle,
@de bon Socion,5troBe iuo acp
&ig6wop, goioIlen mar llebcr @lldc
lit iebr uenig befonnt; cr 1oacit Nla-
troic gcucitn mo in $ropiocnce 9l.4
81 ge6oren icin. Sic 2cide iuiroc
pon Dem Foli3ciboot ogrman~ &C.
borgcn ruo nod Ocr llior0uc &c.
brodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

glcuBcrit pcroddltig bnttc iid IN
ocm @ciddit Der 6irma @ernbcincr
Bros. orci gtc0erinncn ino Gin 99c-
ger benonnclb lpoS Sie %pIi5ciirau
2 9lndcls ucronIoBte, iih ain biSNcn
ndbcr nit DicieR 4uartctt 3ll befni-
fen @s gelong Der 6ralf aud, SUI
bcobatbten, odB bic 9lcger pcridic-
ocnc iciocne 5triimpfc mo @luien
perid)luinoen licBcH, mns prompt
ibrc &crbaituna 5ur Tolgc Bate. Gie
Epli5ciFron licB 0lrtb cinen SaOen.
gln9eitelltclt Sen &oli3iitct SSoicp6
@arrigai 6crbci6oIer, ugrct,f oie
glcacr naN oct wcitliGcu @oli3eiita-
tion iiiter Der geidlAOi1uno ocs
Saocnoicbiia9lS gebroGt ipiroen.
Iia @crDaitc.en nauttGn lih 2ottic
MpnIOcn, SNe 9Silioip gyoltcr Gbom.
bars unO @!Tcbct1 6oreran. Die
Foli5ci iagt osb iie it'c6rlrc ieiocue
Striilnpie inns glitien 6ci sen Ser
6aitctcn porfauN. Tic Gciduloiqtcn
bon 9lidtcr Sobana;cn in Der
pcltlidcu Roli8ciitdtion ccn sc.
ridtSDcrfabrcn iibcripieilH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Der NcItEricg GciIc Sur cincm
Sabre.
is. SOaar3 1916.

0ie 6prtic6rittc oerh Dcutit9en
auf Dem g9eitliier Ger D}ocs &c.
oroben bic 8croitl Eoris @obib
bic Icbte giiid8uaslinie Der gScr
t6cioiger Der 6citimg.
Seitiac aduipfc finocn norooit
li1 bon Gcrouii Inn ben 9clit
oicicr Syeltltng itutt.
glu Ger Sion5o SSront 0lirh6re.
dlcu sic GcItcrrcicbcr Sic itolicui
lAc lSrout uuo morbcn 400 cSc
fan8cnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
anrsc =tuOtucuigfri

Elc ~Nlarplan0 3tdtc Bar glii5a
ciaiioa" halt lore SohrcS Geriannts
luim ali n &uiii int uIarIhuroll96
sllclAciut@ III 9ItIautic Sir.
sscirhtoblcu 6radtcn aeitcrit $40
pro Suuue. ocn bohitcn Greis Iii
0cr Dieididtc 9oltiinore's
Sr @ 9icipton Sutit6 BON 9lr.
i01 9|orwooo 9looo @nilior0, ciit
s'ruocr ocS SSrn goIciab 81 Smith,
Mt iGit 2icnitaa iplmIos ucridJlullnt
ocn &ic %oIijci Dat iidJ bis6cr Der
aelaidl beuuibt cine gpur 5n iin.
oca Nan aIoibt 0oB Sr 9nIit9,
ncr frdiHlidj luar iidj cili Scio anac.
taan Iat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

NIlls 0cn ilbriNcil Wuil0cSs g8cttcrs
Wcobamtunas Gtationcn ipltrbcn 0ic
ioiacnorn ucori9itcn Tcntpcroturcn
bic rm S ll6r gcitern slbeno bcrrib.
aeih bcriChtct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
9S6utoerop6 cntlaiIcn.

ga 6rl. AlaD 2cpis bon 93en g)orf
gcltern Morgen III scr miitlcren 40.
lijeiltatiou nht eridjicn ipiroc ocr
&Doto9rdpb @arncr 8. 6lauucrD bon
gir. 6i2, 9it-goltimorc.5traB sen
iic bcidulOigt bottc, ongcbliA cincn
crtnineaen glndriff aiif iic pcrfld6t
ST. ba6en, freigeipro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Wc6MrtStassfcicr in Der o5o5inliiti-
idlcn GieOcrLnfel".

sSm areiic iciner San9esbrir0cr
fciertc S0err 9ouis SartnonL scr
&raiiocnt Der ,5o3ioliIiicben oic-
oertafcl" an Tomerita9 ieineu A5.
@e6nrtstog in Dem Glub6auic oeS
@eiangDcreins an ocr Jrcocrid.9luc.
Srn. S5artmann'S @icgc itan0 in Scr
icbonen 9beinpiol5. Set II Sobrcu
lit 6er S5ortnaun i'm nellcn @utcr-
lanoc uniaiiig. 9}oDocm CT me6rcrc
Sabre IN Baltimore eclcbt batte, ber.
lpbte er icin @Iud in Cincinnati.
Dor tiInf Sabrcn fam er wicocr SUI
rilf nah Baltimore mo trot bon bier
Sa9rcn Ocr Capitalization 2icocr-
totcl" ais attioes @litglico bei. Sect
ut Scrr @nrtnldnn Grdiiocnt Oicics
&crclnS. Gem @ebnrt5toqSfin0e
mnroc Gin ib0nes &ercins .9lb5eid)cn
bere6rt oafiir lieB Serr S0rtmonn
cit reihlibes 9l6enomn5l ouitruocn,
bel ocn cS all an0crcn @rfriicbunacn
nldlt icbltc SEER 6artmnnn noDnt
ole &lildmiiillcDc icincr 5rcimoe cnt.
gcgcu mo onnfte i6nGn in icincr lie.
bcnswiirOigcn gGciie init frelmoIi6cn
Mnrtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0em (SriminaLacridlt iibcrluicicn.

Inter ocr @cibulotgung, cine cri.
minclle 0pcrction an i0rcr &uiicge
nOiiin WlarD s. MadeQ, 30 Sabre oltl
bon gtr. 522, -5traBc, por.
gellommen SIT baden, ipcl1c am IA.
Nldr5 an Ocn anaebliben 6olgen Der
icl6en oerItar6, battc ii9 oeiterlt oie
yicgcrin Gtiia Wlc@ipinn upn 9tr.
$40, @cARccbcnltroBc, por Goroner
&ilti6irc I'M noromcitlihcn &oli5ci-
1iittift uno elmer GoronerS-Silr 5l
pcrnntiportcn lmO unroe uad Der 8c.
meisollina6mc fir eiHc @crbouollng
Dor Dem Grimrlllgcridbt feitgeboltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
McrLnbnnn.

Scrr Soicp6 $. Summer mib
6rau bon Gen Sias moc0en Die Scr
lobung i6rer Gotbtcr Morgorct aunn-
mer nit Srn. @lllto0 $. 2eub, 5obu
bon Srn 5rieorid1 2cnb rn0 6rou
IN Gatouspiac, bcfonnt. Gin Gag
.tiir bic So95cit lit nod ni9t icItgc-
IeBt ipor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
6iir sic u1Aiten Iaqc ipirO oos

NWV VTV HWIVIlllI ~W8V IUEIU w
aEcttcr id9on iein obcr oic Ecnpern.
tltr miro lntcr Der faiiouocnldBen
9lorm blciben. @cgcn ods Gnoe Der
sMoMr miro N ipdrm mcrocn lno Ga-
aen ac6cH. 9ln ocr dtlqutiibcn aiiite
iul0 cie @tnrmiiaunlc BON yiorfolt
biS naN Goitport Ne, atigcbiBt
mnlnCM