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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-28

Shopping by Mail
Is Easy : E: /:
when you do your
shopping at B a Iii
more's Best Store. A
letter or post card
stating your needs
will bring you detailed
descriptions and pri-
ces, as well as sam
pies of materials, if
you specify what you
want.
g The information you
receive will be fresh
and up to the minute.
Styles change con-
stantly, and this store
keeps abreastofthem,
which is something
that, OF necessity, the
house which issues a
catalogue cannot do.
u Your order, when re-
ceived, will be filled
by an experienced
shopper----one W h o
takes pride in giving
her customers intelli-
gent service. And,
so far as is possible.
the same young wo-
man will FIJI all sub
sequent orders, so
that the longer you
deal here the better
you will be served.
We deliver purchases OF
any amount up TO s. 90
free ny Parcel Pos, within
the limits OF the first and
second zones.
Purchases Of $500 or
over are deliye'ei free
hy Paree! Post anywhere
IT, the United States.
huA4lA1zM Ahnd@
Baltimore, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-28
Literally.

The Government has big movement
on foot.
What is it?
An order for three million and half
pairs OF shoes
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-28
The ouInlns That Does Not Affect The Head

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect LANA
TIVE nROMO QUiSiSEis better than ordinary
Quininc and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing III head Remember the full name and
look Tor the signature Of J.. " GROW. !sc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-28
The Source.

Where Is all the money to come from
to build such lot OF submarines"
Out OF the sinking fund, Of course.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1917-07-28
ALTI1ORE. CHESAPEAKE & ATLANTIC RAILWAY COMPANY
RAILWAY DIVISION


Gen. Pass. As;.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
Comes to Wedding, Then
Joins the Marine C0rpS

Edwin Gould. formerly of Omaha
and lately of Persia, Ia, joined the
marine corps in Omaha on the day
he came here to attend the wedding
OF his sister, Miss Ruth Gould, to
Warren Howard.
Young Gould graduated from Cen
trail High school i'll 1914 and was ma
jor Of the cadet battalion that won
the cup. After enlisting in the ma
rines he visited his friend, Lieutcn-
ant Colonel Elsasser of the Fourth
Nebraska National Guard.
The latter was delighted to hear Of
Gould's enlistment and later said:
That's the kind Of patriotism |
like to see. Lots of young fellows
with much less military experience
and ability than Gould has are trying
to join a reserve organization as Of
hcers. But Gould, in spite of his
training, is going in right at the bot
tom and for active service"
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
Man Picking Up Coal is
Shot by the Waterman

Jack Johnson, onc-legged negro, OF
$500 Camden avenue was shot by
Marcus Gleasman, 1l25 Chicago
street, a Waterman for the Peoples
Coal company. The bullet, which was
of 80 calibcr. entered Johnson's leg
near the groin. Glcasman, who had
a cut in his forehead, which he said
was caused by Johnson's good aim
with lump OF coal, is held for in
vcstigation.
Johnson, who was convicted two
weeks ago of stealing a ton of coal
from the Illinois Central railroad, was
in the act of gathering more fuel
when the shooting occurred, Gleas-
man says. The Waterman further
says that when he accosted Johnson
and told him to get away from the
coal cars the negro's response was to
hurl accurately the missile which split
Gleasman's forehead directly between
the ewes.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
Expect Rock Island to Be
In Government Service Soon

As the Rock Island railroad is
operated under receiver appointed
by the United States court. technical
ly the employees feel that they are
working for the government and
their expectation is that In a short
time they will be actually in the en-
ploy OF Uncle Sam.
Many OF the railroad men are Of
the opinion that before many months,
il the war with Germany continues,
the federal government will take over
some Of the leading lines for the
transportation OF troops, supplies and
munitions. Before that time comes,
however, the opinion is general that
the roads under receivership will be
Communicated. They point to the
fact that the Rock Island, being one
of the best in the east and west lines
and having strong continental con-
nections. it will be about the FIRST OF
the roads to be put into government
service and operated by some of the
federal departments.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
FOURTH OFFICERS
RETURN TO OMAHA
Headquarters Of the National
Guard Regiment Moved Back
to Omaha from Lincoln.
NAVY OFFICE RANKS HIGH

Headquarters OF the Fourth Ne
braska National Guard are being
moved back TO Omaha, after being
temporarily at Lincoln. Colonel
Baehr and Captain and Adjutant Rus
land were there for over two weeks,
- be in close touch with Adjutant
General Hall and Governor Neville
and to hasten the shipment Of equip
ment.
Federal mastering OF the Fourth
regiment OF the guard is now fully
under way, with three regular army
officers in charge.
Enlistments continue to keep re-
cruitng officers busy, especially in the
army and navy. Record totals OF 90
and l05 made Monday and Tuesday,
respectively, for all branches. may
not be equaled Wednesday, but re-
ports up t, p. m. indicated that the
day would be another big one for the
stations.
Army recruiting here is so great
that this district probably will hold
Its place as fourth best army recruit
Ing district in the country, Captain
Mckinley believes.
Navv Office to Front
ri. On,,L, d;str;rt for navy re-
Ing O'i, , g'St IT,, 10 ior,; a -
Huil,ls t iuilpeu ' ,Ln 1-,';,a Is S,o.o
twehly-lllln 'dllN IN 'ne Gi hofo 80,
" us ieeotu 10. t.ie MeIn oJio ia 'aa"
Nnien Is inc latest .apula.eu anu Th L
soilea by navy neauJ J;n,.;et D. non ,n'
,aan's 10 Da'eJ upoI; uts' ,r,,bpr ~
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
Wrestling Fans Rough
On Auditorium Chairs

Manager FRANKIE OF the Auditorium
filed with the city clerk an estimate
OF $670.53 for damages caused by
spectators at the Stecher-Caddock
wrestling bout on Monday evening.
Damage to the pipe organ is placed
at $500. A detailed statement shows
six windows broken, one door
smashed, 1872 foldings chairs and five
wooden chairs put out OF commits
sion.
The city council will decide Thurs
day morning whether to file claim
with the management Of the match,
The city received $500 rent for the
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12

Last year thousands of buyers failed to
get Hudson Super-Six. We were too far
oversold. Yet no car above $11OO has so
large an output.
More men, we fear, will be disappointed
this year. The Super-Six is better known.
It holds all worthwhile records. Over
$4,000 owners are urging friends to get it.
And all Motordom must now concede its
supremacy.
Look it up now if you think you want the
greatest car that's built.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
Bills to Increase Naval
Force EavorablY Rep0rted

Washington, April 1I.-FavorabIe
reports were made in the house today
by the naval committee on bills to
permit each senator and representa-
tive TO make one additional appoint
ment to the Naval academy this year
and to raise the age limit for officers
in the naval reserve from IS to SO
years. Bills to enable merchant cap
tains to be enrolled, TO empower the
president to take over American
owned ships in the United States for
war purposes and to permit naval
reserves and militia to train in naval
stations as we'll as on naval vessels,
rs at present, also were reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12
American Red Cross
Nurse is imprisoned

Haverhill, Mass, April ia let
ter from Miss Pauline NJ. Jordan of
this city, who went with Red Cross
party to Bucharest last November,
brought the information that she had
been imprisoned by the Germans. She
wrote that she had been placed in a
basement which was bitterly cold and
was provided with only very little
food.
Previous letters had told of Miss
Jordan's escape to the Russian Dor
der after the bombardment of Bucha-
rest and the place of her capture and
imprisonment was not made known in
her letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12

Then note the price. 1t is way below
many other cars which Hudson has out
rivaled.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12

Surprising even their families and
clasest friends, r. P. Hamilton, jr.,
and Miss Mary Jane Stroud, and Guy
and Miss Elsie Pjerrou, well
known young Omaha people, were
the principals in a double wedding
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-12

Monday afternoon, which has just
come TO light. The mother OF one OF
the brides was notified just before the
wedding took place, while other rela.
tives were advised Of the sudden nup.
tials by telegraph after the honey
moon had started.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
/ Every Man in the
! Army and Navy
Needs the Protection
Your Money Can Buy

Without your help the work of
our soldiers and sailors cannot be accomplished.
Your Nations hands are tied. Only you can
loosen the cords and bring about quick and
victorious end to the war. Do you wish to help?
Do you wish to back the fighters
in effect to WELD the bayonet and man the
ships of war? Do you wish to clothe and feed
the boys in. blue and khaki-to furnish their
cots, their hospital beds; the Notifications which
will defend them?
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-10-24
Buy
United States Government
Liberty 40 Bonds
Buy

Nor should you delay. The
country needs your money now. Remember
that four per cent interest is paid on your
Governments promise-topay-the same kind
of promise that is back of all the money you
have in the bank or the safe deposit vault
This simply means that lending
your money to Uncle Sam unties his hands
and the hands of every worker in this greatest
crisis of all ages. You have always known of
the safety of the United States Government
Bonds but you have not had the opportunity to
buy them to yield four per cent interest Here
is your chance to help your country and at the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
9suftcn fir Sen. smnts.

9onOon. IA. SUM. Ole 3ei-
tlingen meloen onB General Smuts,
oem 6eriibmten 6iibrer Der Buren,
cine Steaung i'm &riegs-Gobinet on-
ee6oten moroen iei. Nlan weiB, OaB
Die 9leeierlmg Die bodIte 9l6tung
Dor Ieinen politil6en unO milttGri-
lden 9eid6igun9en bat uno feline
Gienite 5u ii1ern piinidt.
General Shuts bat felt ieiner Pin
flinit in Gnolono ais iinoffi5ieIler
Roi6eeber Oes Staots- uno &riegs-
Geportements fungirt pnO ole 3ei-
tltngen iprehen Die Soffnun9 aus,
Dob er 6en Gabinetspoiteu anne6men
moee. @ie cs beibt lit er oa5li ou6
gerne bereit, wenn Die iiiouirifoniIbe
Iegierlng ibrc 3uitimmlng giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
sImerifancrinnen nidlt aeluiinidt.

y penb a 6 n, pin Sonoon, a.
SUM. - 0iidoel $. Starf BON @bi-
cogo, Elm glneeltelIter Ser .SSSnternn-
tionol Snroeitcr 60" in NeuB, lit ee-
itern 9lbeno bier eingetroffen. @r
botte felt Dem 6. 6ebritor Iib nm eli
men YoB bemiibt uno crit iett Die @r-
luubniB gum 8erIolien BON 8eutlf-
lonO erbalten. g9ie er iagt, lit elmer
g(n5obl bon 9(merifonern leiner Be-
fonnti6oft ole @erabfolgung BON
BGiien abiohtt bis nod 8eenoigung
oes &rieges peripeieert iuorOen.
9lnOererieits iu9en Die oeutiden
@ebor0en omerifonii6e 6rouen gum
8erloien oes 2onoes 81 6rdngen.
Cine 6rau, Die lange Sabre III
0euti6lonO oniGiiig mar uno Dor
fir5em ouf Ger 9ieiie nod 9lmerita
Copenhagen erreidte, iogte, ooB, uls
iie iid fir opangspeiie 9iegiitririlug
melOete, Der betreffenOe oeutibe Be
omte iie frig, welhe 9ere1tigung lie
5unt gleiben babe, itno ibr peiter
mittbeiIte, Die 3eeiering bolte es fir
belier, OoB one omerifaniiden 6raucn
Geutidlon0 berloiien.
Cine onoere fiir5li6 bier eingetrof-
fene 9Imerifonerin lit SRI. Sio5ilins
bon Duluth. cine amerifonii9e S6n-
eerin Die an Der Monnbeimer Oper
eneagirt mar. sic mar infolge oes
&rieges bon einem longen Gontroft
entbunoen morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
GleOaftenr bon gsuitit uer6aftet.

GIeDeIan6, Ohio, IA. Suni.-
@oloemor BON gtoItib, ebemalieer
gleoaftelir oes ,@Gdter un6 9ln5ei-
ger" in GlepelanO, Ohio, lit bon 9un-
oesbeomten in Soft genommen NOR
oen.
gr miro mGbrenO oer 9riegsOauer
internirt perOen. 0ie gerbaftung
erfoIgte, ipie es beiBt, alf getebl oes
YrGiioenten @ilion.
Die 8elhuloiglne gegen i'm lnn-
tet, OaB er Elm feinoliber gluslGnoer
Iei ilnO oufriibreriibe 2eitortifel ge-
idrieben babe.
9ie @unoesbeomten erflGren, 0aB
lie felt W1onoten ole 9lrtifel, iuel6e
BON 93oitib eeidrieben poroen, oer-
foIet bGtten. SIN glpril babe er ols
9leOofteur Ger 9eitrng reiignirt, i'm
nG9iten Wfonot iei er ieOod) wieOer
ais Gorrefturleler uno lleberieber
on's gIatt 0uriidgefebrt.
Bon gIoItib lit 65 Sabre alt. ST
mar Dor me6reren Sobren uiih IN
9tem.0orf ais gleoofteur tbGtig ge'
meIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

3udermonopol einfii6rt, nod Sen oIl-
geneinen @runolinien Oe5 groBen
goOfo.Wonopols 0es @roien @itte.
SSn 3ufinit Ion ole geiammie eip-
beiniide 3uderproOuftion nomStaat
81 eineni ollf Soften Der Yroouftion
6oiirenOen Ereiie aufgefoiift iuer0en-
Ger 6inon5- -Miniiter mo Der Ueini-
tier fir GorrGt6e per0cn Die Ser
fouispreiie ieItleben. Ger aleiuDer-
foui miro ourd itootIi6 betrie6ene
2Goen, @ooperotio-@ -@eielihofteu unO
Briootb6nolcr inter elmer beitimm-
ten Gommiiiionsgebiibr erfoIgeu.
9lud ytifoIous &ononoff
erbGlt Stimmre6t.
Eetersburg bio 2onoon, IA.
SUM. r Go6 lGneerer 1ebotte III
Dem gotb, Ger iebt @obIbeltimmin-
gen fir Oie @crioiiungS.@erio
lung ouSorbeitet, pur0e bei6loler
ouh ylifolauS 9iomonoff, oen friibc,
rem 3oren, un0 Die Wlit9lieoer Der
ebemolig faiierlihen 6omilie itim-
men 81 loiien. Gie Olebr5obl Ser
Geoner bertrot sen Stonopinft, OoB
es ais politiibe Gade ausgeleet per-
oen ipiirOe, penn man Hifolaus Oos
Stimmreht borentboIten loate. ga
Oie Sfomonofilde 6onilic aus freien
Stiiden obgeoanft ino Der friibere
@robfiirit Wlihoel nusoriidlid err
fI6rt babe, iie iuiirOen iid 0em Ourd
bic 8erioIiungs-8eriam gum
gIusorlld ge6rahten @iIlen oes 8ol-
feS fiigen, pdre es uneerebt, wenn
man ibnen feline Stimme 9ebcn
piirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
g0nlfcnbrnM in Senneiier

9 ITO l. &enn, IA. SUM. =
Sn Dem Gneros- nno 2oocnOiertel
bon bier ipuroen beitte % @ebierte
Ourd cine 6lutb inter @oiier &c.
felt, ole bon einem Molfenbrud ant
geooer Greet, Ieds NleiIen oberbolb
0ieler Stoot, in @oGoce, $3.50,
berriibrte. Der S6oocn miro Diele
TouienOe bon 0oIlorS erreiben. Dic
Stoot botte mir cine Stinoe 3eit
Ger g8ornune, iid ouf oos So6moi-
fer bor6ubereiten. Sn bielen @e-
ibdftsbGuIern itono Oos @oNer orei
SUB ticf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

gen Der SoDolit6t gegeniiber ibren
Yrn3ipien 5u untergroben
9(6er iie merOen feinen 5ortidritt
modem. Gie 8oliben berratben iid
immer init ieoem Solt. @s iino nur
ole 5reunoe uno BorteieGnger Der
oeuti6cn &egierung, ole mir ols fol-
de ioentifi5irt bnben, Die Oieie oiinn
berbiiaten 9(euBerltneen Ger llnloDa-
litGt MAIDEN. Gie Sbotioden lino
aaer &elt offenfunOie, uno nir9enos
iin0 lie oeutlic6er 5u ieberL ais in oen
Ser. Stooten, no mir gepobnt iino,
nit Ebotladen un0 ni9t nit Sopbi-
itereien 81 re6nen.
Gin &rie9 fir @ere 6 t g.
felt.
llno oie groBe Ebotiode, oie ale
anoeren ii6erroet, iit, ooB Oies elm
golfsfriee, Elm &rieg fir 6reibeit
uno @ere6tigfeit un0 SelbltperpoI-
tuna unter alien gtotionen ser Melt
it, ein arieg, I'M Ole @elt fir Die
@6lfer iiber 5u ma6en 0ic in Der
iel6en Wobnen itnO ite iidb 5u eigen
eemodt bo6en eini6lieBltb oes Oellt.
i6en Golfes iel6it.
llno es liegt an lns, ole oieie
Sheinbciligfeit rno offeneu Sru0
irno ole Masfe brlltoler StGrfe mic.
oer5ubre6en ln0 babel 8l 6elfen, Oie
g8elt frei 81 MAIDEN, ooer beiieite 5lt
itebcn uno fie fir longe Sabre ourh
Oos idwere @elpibt Scr @offen inO
oen orbitrdrcn 8iaen ielbltberrliAcr
0leiIter beberri6en 81 Ioiien bn Ger
Station, meltbe Die groBten 9[rmcen
un0 Die unmiOerltebIidIte 9eipoff-
mlng oufrebt erbalten fam II cine
@}o6t Oeren @leiden oie @eIt nod
ME geic6cn uno ltnter Oeren @eiBel
poIitiidc 6reibeit berOorren uno ber-
eeben muB.
. oS Q 6 LII B 10 ort.
Sir uns eiebt es nur cine @obl
gSir boben lie eetroffen. @ebe oem
N8onn ooer Ger @ruppe bon Widn-
nern ole lic1 uns 6eute in oieien
Sogen GROCER Gnti6Iiiiie in oen @eg
iteacn menn ieoes @rin5ip, oos mir
on tbeueriten bolten, gereAtfertigt
uno fir ole 9iettng ser 9Iotionen
lidcr gemodt meroen ioa.
g8ir lino 6ereit, uns Dem llrtbeil
oes tribunals Der @ei6idte 0u fiieen
uno uniere 6laege ioa in einem
neuen Slang eritroblen. g8ieoerunt
meroen mir nit inherent @ut unO
@lut Den @lou6en rebtfertigen, 5u
Dem mir geboren Ouroen uno elm
neiler @lorienihein ioa oos g[ntlib
unieres @oIfes erleud6tcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Scrslcmtc in Anpferernbcn AM
Strife.

Nutte, Wlont., IA. SUM. =
Supferbergwerf Gompognien mieicn
bente Die Gorocruneeu Ger fiir8lid)
orgdnilirtcn Gr5uinen 9lrbeiter-
Union, oeren @iitelicoer eeitcrn an
Den Strife gingen fir cineu Olini-
mol-Sobn bon Sc, glbidoffung ocS
aurteniDltems bel Der 9lnItellung uno
cine Stinme bel Der entIoliilng Ger
glrbeiter ob. 0os Gonlite, ooS Oiele
5oroerun9en untcrbrcitetc. miro
beute gI6cno ipGt an oic llnion be-
ri4tcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
D II eno8 QInreS s, IA. Syitni
2epnrLin hcrnh ncldlniicn.

2ono.on IA. Suni. ~ Ser Sep.
pelm o2 49, lit iiber ser ga6roiee
BON Der engliidben 5lotte 5eritort
poroen ipie bcltte ser Son5ler 30
mar Gam inl llnterbouie lo9te. 9ie
glonirdlit1t beridtet, Dab feline
lle6erIc6enoen Oes 2nftidiffes &C.
leben wlroen, Oos fur8 nod Dem Sin.
griff beute gornittog in 6Ionmen
gc6iiat in ole See ltiir6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
@roficncr in glclu- -yurf.

WrDElencr III JtensyDrt.
@od6ous ser Soocmcper & GlOer
3uder.6obrif nieoerge6ronnt. II
$tOOOOOO SdoOcn.-3 3pei @iGn-
ner finOen Eoo imo 0rei onOere
I'M Sterben. - llrio6e nod ni1t
ouigetldrt
9&ep gorf, IA. SUM. - Snfol9e
elmer @rploiion i'm &odbmis Der
3uderiabrif Der 6irmo SopemeDer
& Gloer in @iaiomSblrg entitono
geitern gl6eilo in Sen @erfen cin rie-
tiger 9rono, ser einen S6o0en bon
81 100000 auri6tete Sopeit bis
ieBt ieitgeite1t i'll, perloren 5ipei 9eil-
te ooS 9e6en un0 0rci bon Is Yerio-
nen inn Soipitol mogen i6reu Ser
lebungen erliegen. 9lus etpa 40 9eii-
ten, oie man 5uerit ais bermiBt &C.
glorbt bate, itelten iid beilte Gor-
mittog 5e6n ein, Ole iid geflii6tet
botten ilno cine Wle5r6eit ser onOe.
rem Oernutbet man in Sbren @o6-
mtngen.
gSie Serr Carl 9. @obIt, ser 9Srd-
iioent ser n9lmericon Sugar 93efin-
ing Go.~ iogt riei cr lngepiat, an
irgeno eine aOerbreberiide gerbin-
ouuo~ 5uiihen Dem 6euer rn0 oei-
ner Hei6e BON 9egebenbeiten, pic
9lrbeiter.9lgitotion, Strifes, ieniotio-
neGc NeIolreen ii6er @}ongcI uno
5euer aui 3uderi6ifien", 81 gIou-
ben.
Ser ger(nIt it, pie Scrr gobit
ioot, Our6 Geriidermg geoedt ino
inter Dem Sanoel unO oen &unOen
ioate feline @elnrnbiglmg YIa6 grei-
fen.
Cos nieoerge6ronnte &odbaus
mar oas gr0Bte ser fe6cn @ebGiOe,
weIde Die 9oifinerie bil0en. @s err
itredtc iid bon ser Siio 1. llnO SiiO
3. StroBe nobe ser &ent-g(penue bis
sum 6luB. Sn Oieien @ebGuoe wir-
DC ser 3uder in 8diier oerpodt uno
Elm feiner Stoub erfiiQte 5n alien
3eiten oie 2uit.
Gs, NOR If ll6r 90 geltern 9lbenO,
ais III Dem Gon0eniotor cine GrpIo-
iion e9folote, tpelbe cine ode oeS IT.
it0dietn @ebduoes weariB. so elm
eleftriider 6ilnfe Oen Stoltb sur @r-
ploiion bradte oOer eine 9o6re ge-
boriten 1T, fonnte nidt ieitgciteat
merOen.
Seit Dem 9hs6ruh Oes ariegeS
nuroe in Der 6obrif Gag tmO g}o6t
9earbeitet un0 ais oie Grploiion er-
folgt mar. eilten 500 9(r6eiter nod
oen Sbiiren lmO 9hiSgGngen, nm iid
in Sider6eit 5u bringeu. SSr peni7
cen Scfinoen ihoiicn bic 8lommen
in mocbtigen @orben 5un Sinmel
10 Bob iie meilenlueit geieben perOen
fornten.
9Iac 20iAboote Der StoOt eilten
6rr 9ronoitdtte, unO aus alien Gbei-
len bon 9rooflDn Gaieens in0 Wian-
baton fam oie 6euerpe6r. Sic So
ipitdler ididten 9lmbuIan5en imO oie
Eoli5ei IieB Die beuodborten @obn-
bduier r0uen, 10 0oB ettuo 100 6oni-
lien oic 9todlt ouf Ser StraBe per-
bringen miBten.
Sic So6rif Iicferte tGgIitb 1000
SSGiier 3uder. Gor 40 Sobren 6otte
Elm 9ronO an oerieIben SteGe geiuii-
t6et unO oos aon5e @eoiert in 9lide
gele9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
GOntrrrn3
3Wil6cn &nkIanO nm
lcinen Maiirtrn.
3iuetfs Neriifnn9 Der Ser.
trdge Mntcr ben SMms
SessemUfiem.

Die glnregune fir Die llnterreoung
eebt bon Der propiioriiden ruff
iben &eoicrirne aus. n S6rcf-
fensberrlhoft in Der 5toOt Eio-
rptlin. - 0ieieIbe bot iid oils
Sonoer-GepubIif profIonlirt. -
geuer 9ommanoont fir ruiiiide
@eitfront.
Petersburg, IA. Suni.-0os
Cabinet bot bei6lolien cine COME
ren5 nit Oen @ntente. .9lIliirten bor-
5ui6loeen, INN Die berldieoenen Ser
trGge inter Ocn oliirten Notionen
81 priIfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Safcn uun 3arutc 6cTett.

9lmoesreqterlpg mia Elm @nOe nit
oen ollr1 glr6eitermirren 6eroor-
gerllienen 9lusidreitingen nas
den.
@uenos 9lpres, IA. SUM.
SSniolee ser 5ablreiden g[uiru6r-Sce-
nen bel wel6en 5o6lreihe Yerionen
getootet muroen, bat ole 9iegierlng
oen Sofen bni 3arate am 9lio 0e 9as
Salinas, 90 N}eilen norOoItli6 bon
8uenos glpreS. 6eIebt. Gem Strife
Ger glngeiteIlten i'm gfortb glmericon
Boding Souic foIgte eeitern Elm @e-
neralitrife. 0ie 9Soli5eimadt lit mli.
ge6otelt uno OraItiI6e Scbritte iolen
ergriffen peroen, Die Sronung mtf-
reht 5u er6olten.
8unOeS geriommIling in
s biIe.
8uenoS glDreS, IA. Sltni. -
Die 9lr6eiterbuhoe aaer lotein-ameri-
fauil9en g}otionen meroen om II.
0ftober in SoIitiogo, Gbile, cine Ser
lanmllrng OeranItolten in melher
03aBnobmen betreffs Der 6o6en Sc
6ensioiten eetroifen merOen io0en.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-24

NE W. OF HE LA I I
Sunrise, Ass; sonset, 6:41.
Henry H. Walker, IT, pioneer real
estate man. dead.
Chief SChuettIer plans to send
hObOes to bone dry states.
Postmaster Garlic returned from
Memphill, Tenn, where wife is i'll.
Henry C. Lytton will auction off
momentoes he collected for dead
wife.
Hull House Players will give bene-
fit for Mrs Kathryn Evans, oId-time
actress.
Edw. F. stearns, 70, 800 E. 45th,
25 years principal Of EdR. Tilden
school, dead.
Robert Brennan, Hammond, shot
and wounded in Burnham inn. James
Mitch arrested.
Fred'k M. Ball, so, 66o1 Olmstead,
died. Potassium poisoning believed.
Coroner probing.
Geo. Jarassewski, 2157 Ohio, and
VIM. Flynn, 2351 Ohio, arrested on
auto stealing charge.
OlN lllCll ploSCA VII ~ lcAl III lllAl Vel
of Policeman Bruno FredeTiCks in |
dance hall last fall.
John Emerson, ex-cashier R. L. |
TeTwiIiger & Co., indicted on charge !
Of embezzling S2,325.
John F. McFadden, 5o58 Sheridan |
I'd, auditor for Montgomery Ward &
Co., killed by street car.
James Manning, 154 E. Superior,
got divorce from Margaret. She was
wife Of another, he said.
Mayor revoked saloon license of
Maurice J. Mause, 1856 S. Winchester,
and ThOs. Gordon, 1927 E. 88th.
Max Lurya, 2022 Erie, arrested as
member of gang who have daubed
several store windows with paint.
Vets and drys prepare for final
Springfield struggle. All liquor bills