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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-24
Hides and Tallow

Green Salt Hides-1SQ19c. Half Cured-17@1Sc. Green Hides-15@16c. Dry Flint Hides-36Q3Sc. Dry Salt Hides-33Q35c. Damaged Hides-Half price. Sheep Skins-25cQ$125 Horse Hides-$1. 50Q5. Ginseng-Wild, 6Q7c. Colt Skins-45Q6oc. Sherlings-15@25c Goat Skins-40@50c. Hogslins--10@15c Tallow-10412c. Beeswax-30933c. Washed Wool-60@65c. Clear Unwashed Wool-50455c. Bury Wool-SO@35c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-24

Miss Vida Parsons entertained a number of friends last night at her home at Hueytown. Garden flowers and ferns were used in the decorations of the reception rooms and rock and other games were enjoyed. while a number of musical selections were rem
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-24
Fish

T
 Salt Water Trout-15c Red Snapper-14c. Gray snapper-10c. Mullet-7c.
 Spanish Mackerel-171ac. Virginia Croaker-Sc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-24

The formal opening of the Muskoda clubhouse at Feeders. near Moore's Fpring. will be held Saturday after noon from to 10 o'clock p. m. and the public is invited. The clubhouse is built of brick and is tory. be- ing equipped with every modern con .venience.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Test Your Gifts.

gifts should be free
from frippery. mere temporary
worth, the solely worldly or ma
terial value. This is the first test
genuineness..
The second, a Christmas gift should
be in keeping with ones purse-unos-
tentation.
A Christmas gift should display good
taste-carefulness.
A Christmas gift should confer real
fit-thoughtfulness.
A Christmas gift should produce un-
feigned pleasure-interest.
A Christmas gift should be some
thing you would wish associated with
thoughts Of yourself-friendshlp.
A Christmas gift should, II possible.
be something that can be shared with
Others-kindliness
A Christmas gift should, as long as
It lasts, give rs much delight as on
Christmas mornfng-quality.
A Christmas gift should be some
thing you yourself would be glad to
possess--sincerity.
A Christmas gift should be some
thing you have selected, not something
picked up by chance-heartiness.
A Christmas gift should be some
thing you take pleasure In thinking Of
afterward as having been given by You
to your friend-satisfactiO
tian Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
The Good Old Customs.

BY all means, so long as they Will
endure, let us cling to the old Gus
toms. Up with the holly, the box and
the bay, set the plum pudding ablaze.
light the Christmas tree, scatter greet
ings broadcast through the land, ring
out wild bells to the wide sky and give
encouragement to the carol singers.
Christmas comes but once year, and
when 1t comes 1t makes us all kin and
more or less kind. 1t is truly happy
festival, the time when we best under
stand what home means, the children's
feast, when the old grow young again.
A happy Christmas, then. to all.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
The Christmas Rose.

TT was In Ireland / heard the beau
j tIfgl legend Of the Christmas rose.
says a writer In the Philadelphia
Ledger. When the great night came
and rhe dark skies were suddenly H.
animated with the lights of heaven
rhe shepherds, gathering together their
offering. went with haste To find him
vino had conae To be the Light Of the
world. Great rough men. full " sim
pie faith, they were. and each carried
a IIrrie lamb In his arms to lay at the
feet II the Good Shepherd. But among
them was one wee lad who had no
gift.
All his life long he had heard Of the
Messiah who was 10 come. The earth
was full OF rIInors that the time was
near at hand. and lying out on the
hillside under the deep blue sky he had
dreamed dreams Of that day. pIcturins
himself close TO him In many roles.
And now that the moment was come
he raced along. his tiny legs finding II
hard work to keep up with the swift,
strong stride of the men.
SO full of excitement was he that no
thought Of self entered Into his mind.
But ns he came to the cave, saw the
bright star shining above and heard
the songs Of the angels he noticed his
empty hands.
How could he go into the presence
OF the newborn. King when he had
nothing to lay mt his feet, he who
would so willingly lay down his very
life for himl He crept close to the
opening. and, kneeling down In the
cold white snow, he wept as though
his little heart would break.
And, 10, the warm tears melted away
the hard snow, and from beneath there
sprang up the first Christmas rose. the
fruit of little boys love for the
Christ Child
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Al, the Year Round.

Christmas comes all the year. Christ
mas Is giving.
Christmas Is losing ones life and
finding It again in the heart Of another.
Wherever we find good will, humani-
ty, fellow feeling, there we find heart
celebrating Christmas. The most deli
cate pleasures Of Christmas spring from
the gifts we make to others, from
the happiness we can impart to others.
from the abandonment OF ourselves to
another's Joy.
The more utterly we lose ourselves
in the lives Of others the more we are
keeping Christmas. The losing of our
own life. to find It In another, Is for
ever the Christmas token. 1t was Of
this the herald angels sang.
1t was this the good shepherds wor-
SHIPPED.
And this is the best way Of spending
Christmas.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
orIo,n Of the Carol.

Glory to God In the highest and on
earth peace. good will toward men.-Luke
2:H.
Such was the first carol, sung by the
holy angels amid the thrilling scene
so wildly described by the evangelist.
This song is happily used In the COM
munlon service as the opening Of
"Gloria In Excelsis Deo." The word
carol seems to be derived from the
italian verb carolare-to sing-imply-
Ing a Joy song, an outburst Of exuber-
ance. In the time Of Chaucer, who
died In 1400, this word usually meant
simultaneous dancing and singing.
Gradually its secular origin was be-
clouded, and nowadays carol general
ly means a Christmas song Of thanks
giving, though there were formerly not
only Easter carols. but also winter and
even summer carols.-Living Church.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
The canny Scot at Yule.

a commercial Traveller had
taken q large order In Scotland
for a consignment Of hdrdtcdre
and endeovored to press upon the
canny Scottish manager Who had
Diven the order q Christmas GIFT
of Dor OF HaUGna cigars.
"Ndp," he replied, Don't try to
bride q man. I cudnd tax them,
and am q member of the kirk"
But tcfH you not accept them
az a Christmas PRESENT."
II cudnd," said the Scot.
"WeII. then" said the traveller,
"suppose I sell you the cigars for
a merely nominal saw--sdy, stc-
pencef"
"WeeI, In that case" replied the
Scot, @since you press me. and,
NOT Iibtn0 fde refuse an offer soeeI
meort, I think TH be taking too
bores"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
chrI.tm.. Carol. al Nantucket.

The custom of singing Christmas
carols in the streets still obtains at
Nantucket. Every Christmas eve the
school children march through the old
cobbled streets of the town and sing
their songs.
All the ancient houses are illuminat-
ed with candles In the windows. and
the children always stop and serenade
their favorites. II is very pretty to
hear them, and they never forget to
sing for what they call the ''shut ms"
1.-The folks who are III and unable to
get out and joiA The festivities.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
up-to-Date Xmas MaxIms.


Nerer look q Christmas GIFT In
the price tag.
There is nothing so rare az q
present you Ddnfed.
A ton of coal Is rather to be
chosen than gardy jetoels.
Betodre of uaisflefoe; IL 0rows
on the border of matrimonial
jnnplcs.
Better broken toy drums than
broken edrdrums.
Christmas spirit seldom intori-
Gates, but II generally, bdnkrupts.
Christmas bellies manage to
ring In quite feto. 0tffs.
Just not0 the most popular book
seems to be the. pocketbook.
Never put a Oft cigar In the
mouth.
Christmas oifts are Sometohdf
like bobies-yon can't. aTsOdys pet
iohof you ,oont, but ,Oisely Be con-
tented 10Th Uhdt cdme.-Neso
York. Amerfcom
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
All Ne Remembered.

The Preocher-And did you re-
member the poor on Chrisfmdsf
Little AIberf-No. I didn't re-
member nofhtn' much, except
about pa catchin' me totfh my
hand In the boz tohere ma had the
rQisins hid.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Christmas Gifts

| 1.-THE joy fhdfs born of Christina
gifts is not otthfn fhenpselUe
Or you or could pick our joy
from any merchants shelpe
And you could buy more costly thing,
than ever I could give,
And though no friend should com,
your toay conteated yon could
liue.
Yet some poor trinket rich becomes
and treasure to the end
Because II Is the symbol Of a true and
loyal friend.
The thing Is nothing as 10 lies upon a
merchants shelf,
And scarce thought you'd 0irc to IL
for aohat IL is itself.
There may be thousands like ii round
about you ereryWherc,
But let friend bring IL TO you aud
sfrdi0hft0dy it is Tdrc.
For something Of that friend into his
simple 0iJf Is drought
And u becomes a precious thin0-d
token Of thought.
We are a sentiment clan, zee fight
and strive for gold.
Yet treasures which noe closest guard
are nerer bought or sold:
The things ne rGtue most are not the
ooms our money buys.
BIT cH those street and Iorclp things
that memory bids us prise.
The faded slippers Of babe not in
themselves are dear,
but in the thoughts they bring to US
OF one no longer here.
And so IL is Nth Christmas gifts, It's
friends icho make them rare,
The frtfe that icith lore Is rich has
tcorfh beyond com pare:
The momen. that IL passes from some
friendly hand TO g0u
II has assumed Udlue that before IL
perer kHeT
And phdt icas common in itself is nop
beyond all price
Because IL represents to you some good
trends sacrifice.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
"A 6lop Of Ace.

aust phen does a ,Ooman 0ro,o
oldw
when she ceases to regard the
hanging OF the misflet0e az an
epenf."-Bundlo Express.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
A lona List.

Pdrke-Hdpe you decided tohat
to give your toife for ChrisfmdsY
Ldne-Nof yet. There are so
mdnv things i can't afford
Judge.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
RiakY.

Risky.
"Pd Hike to give my softe ftfy
dollars Tor Christmas"
We'll, phy nofr'
II amt certain that I could codr
II apdv from her 00dtn."-LOuis-
pfIIe C0urferJourndI.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
chrIstmas Antlclp alton.

II don't believe the approach Of
Christmas brings you a single joy-
Gus anticipation" said the stDeet
young thing.
Don't chr replied the savage
bachelor. Listen to my secret.
That youn0ster on the third floor
10 sure to get a TIN trumpet for a
present"
yes"
"Then he ,otlI get careless and
leape II on the hall floor. And
then shall step on Il tOith both
feet Don't you call that a joyous
dnticipdtionf"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Christmas MANS Love.

We cannot picture II without seeing
the spangled Christmas tree grit with
the faces OF gleefnl youngsters, glad
parents and happy bodies returned
home from town or far metropolis. 1t
sounds like bells and cracking logs
and shouts of children. And even our
old, round shouidered. sorrow ridden
planet, with his eye knocked out on
his cheek, pauses to smile from sea
to sea. and love is everywhere rejuven-
ated.-James WhitcOmb Riley.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15

.Bopr"
"Aumr'
>"Stop that noise tcith your
Chrisfmds drum Do you ioant to
deafen usr'
"Yesm; then vou ioon't mind
the notse."-Li1e.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Good Old Soul.

Good Old Soul.
Why hdpen't you gone" they
asked him,
ITO your snotov m o u n tain
rdn1esf"
I'm toditn0," said Santa Claus,
TO make
The regular exchanges"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26


Taxes and costs $4.13. 1
Mcmahon. john auto. 49,
metn $3.50. Taxes and cotss @e.3ess
OFT, ]. Blot 8 square }, S64el.
and improvements. Assessed &t9ess
Taxes and costs $14.14.
Reber, Msr. Nary-East haR ~
lot 1, 2, and 16, square -, Burger
Addition. Assessment $1,000. IT,
es and costs $3.50.
T Rousseau, H. A.-West half Of -
2, square 4, SNdell. Assessed ySeVsl
Taxes and costs $1492.
RENEE, Mrs. E-Lot Z square -
SlideN. Assessment $4,000 Ta1egS
and costs $3.50.
Sharp, Alphonse-1 auto. 49,
ment 5000. Taxes and costs 49,
Smith, Mrs. Annie-L,ot - go
Is, Sidell. Assessment $50. IkS
es and costs $4.12.
Sausone, Joe-Stock, vehicles 49,
merchandise. Assessment y15t.1ss
Taxes and costs 1872. ".
Terrell, Weise-2 acres In sec -
tp 8 range IA. Assessment 49,
Taxes and costs $4.SS.
Vineyard, w. W.-Lots 8 ana q
square 3, Slidell. Assessment S4gys.aa
Taxes and costs $3.50. 81
TENTH WARD-Rato - -
Poll and Road Tax.
Anderson, W.-160 acres, o ~
ne Or sec / tp range IL: y I
NV Or sec s tp s range II. Asee
ment $470. Taxes and costs &1l.ysS|
Antonta, Adeline-Lots 10. Ii ~
and % square 1874. W. V. Asseee
$40. Taxes and costs $4.24.
Arnold, Riot % square 1O5,
20, 80. 80, square 100, W. V.
se-sed $40. Taxes and costs 14.ssf
Beckett, F. TO acres. y ~
lot section 20 tp s range II.
sessment $4,000. Taxes ana 2 nil
$11.20.
Douglas, Mrs. H.-Lots -. ~. 49,
square ia, w. V. Assessment
Taxes and costs $4.24.
Davis, q. T.-S0 acres. . hi
Of sw or; sw Of se Or; Ii Of "a
section 81 tp range -. -
|provements. Assessment
Taxes and costs $10.4s.
CONTINUED on page q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
n@finaitfomS fiir sic ggaiicn. Z

Gas Sntcrciie an Der Samnlung
Oes Yfingitionos iiir oic ainoer i'm
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Sdmmeiliite an 0littwoM ais 9iuge-
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big, Dob Der 93ome ridtis geltclt
per0e. 6olgenOcs iinO Oic geitern i'm
nDelltiden Correspondent" eingelnu.
ieuen @eitrdge:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
gradl sen llmtcrficfer.

@eitcrn Nior9cn gegcn $50 llbr
muHoc Glnooo Sort Elm 5e6niobri.
ger anobc, ser nit ieiuen Gltern in
9lr. i341, 9fisquitb. 5trnBe wobnt
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cincm 9(utomobil getroffeu. Der
anobc wuroe 5u 9ooen geihleilOcrt
tuo BON Srn. Sames u. 9opp bon
tlOt, it@reitonitrabe, aufgebobeu
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ocbraNt. 0ort pur0e icitgelteIlt
ooi q cinen @rud5 ocS llnterficicrs
oappn gctro9cn Datte.
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GounliiIion 6Gttc, 10 fii6rte cr ucitcr
olls, SdmicriGfeiten 81 ii6crluinOen.
GaS gG6c cr 5u. Ger 3iped Der Gon-
fcrcu5 iei. ben Greoit ser @iicnba6nen
ocS 9onOes 81 iiHern Ocren &opitul
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Gr 5eigte Oonn an scr SuuO BON
StatiItifcu mer @iien6o6n @crtb-
popicrc imO in melGer 6o6c bcidBe.
@r fii6rte allies oics aus. nm 81 6c.
iuciicn, oaB bic giicnba6ncn cr60Gte
6radtratcn 6enot6igten.
9lls Gonlite fiir sic 9lusor6citlng
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Gonponp~; ". 20. So0OcL %rGii-
bent Ser y@lttop SopingS 9anf";
8m Gear 9lad, o6iOelitp mo Tepo-
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6rccmon @eidditsfii6rer Der g@fl-
tual 9ife Sniurauce 50.
9laleig5 q. s. n 6. s. Guncon,
8rdiiOcnt Scr o@lcrdontS 9fotional
9anf".
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bale, 8rdiiOent Scr u9tatiouol 9ont
ri Commerce; s. Sug6 @owers,
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Gine arOhc Characterization.

Sn6o6er BON $5,000.0000OO Giien-
bo6n.@crt6en orgoniiircn iid)l-
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fiir Ocn Gntlpurf ciucr @onitiht-
tion ernamt. GiniluBrcibc
Wci0ditsleutc boron
SIN gmcrion-Sotcl fono oeitcrn
cine Geriommlllng BON i6er 800
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t6iimern aroBcr Giicnba6n.Snterei.
len, Itott, oie bon Srn. 2. Gapies
gSorfielo, Dem 4rGiiocntcn Scr ,@on-
tincntol Gruit So, &Oriiscnoen oes
GircftorotS Scr .Sea6oorO 9lir &ine-
Giicnba6n", einberuicn pllr0e 81
Dem 3pcdc, Nlobno6nen 5u treiien
Giienbo6nwcrtbe 5u idiiben mo
glei15citig in 9e5ug ouf 9iegicrltngs,
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ter 9lngclegenbeiten, Scbritte 5u cr-
areiien. Eie &crionlmlimg lpar Diel'
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Scr. Stooten obge6altcn imO Bat bic
9lufncrflomfeit oQcr &dnoeStbcilc
oui iiG gc5ogcn.
9(ls Sr. @orfielO bic 8eriamm.
lung I'm II llbr er0ffnete, jap er ii1
ciner @ruppe 6inou5lcutc gegeniiber,
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moroen iei I'm Dem &olfe rm0 0en
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Sctra1t fommen.
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bo6tcn Soften fiir 9hisriiihtng, Wlo-
terinl nn0 966ne $570O0O00O ilc6r
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ocre 9lnoeitellte $57OOO,0OO fdmen
lin Oieiem 5u 6cgc9ucn 6dttcn Die
Giicnbabncu nm cine &otenerbobltn1
bon 70 &rojent na6geirdt. Die Frd-
rOenten 6dttcn ser 5piiHenitootlibeu
NanOel9 Gcuuiiiion i6rc Gage &C.
icJilocrt.
Die amiichnniinntLichn NnnAnla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24
Wlmuisipal. .@udlridlten.

Nmui5ipal.gu6ri@ten.
Sic 5eucr6e66r6e miro bon nun an
feinem 8euermebrmom llrloub
aui mbeiiimmte 3cit gclpdbrcn.
Staot lGontroleur E6riit febrtc
bon cincr @rbohmesrciie 5uriid.
9}ur weniec Oiicrten fir
@ilaiieumgs-gontrofte.
Gic 1cucr6c6or6e enti9loB lid in
i6rer gelirigen 5itimg, Bis ouf &ei-
tercs teineu 8cueriuebrmann oif
unbeitinimte 3eit llrIoub 81 ee6cn
&crihie0cue @litglieOer oes 6cier-
Gcpartcmcnis bobcn IN Sen lebten
@odcn llrlnub aui rnbciiinmte 3eit
helommen, no6ocm lie in Oie gtotio'
nalgarOe ouigenonlmen porOcn NOS
rcn. Ia oie Staot bereit it, Ocn
itaotiic6cn glngeitelten Den llntcr-
ldico spiidcn 0cm @e6alt, ben ie in
Der 9lrmee befommcn lmO oemicni-
gen, ocn tic bon ser Staot be5ieben,
5il be5abIeu, baben iid mebrere
I5eucrmc6rleilte in Den lcbten Gogen
ocmclOct, INN in Die 9(rmec eintreten
5ii oiirien. Gle 6euer.GomnliiiGre
limo nun Scr 9(niidt, bob, oa Die
Stcacn fiir iolAe 2ente often ge6ol.
ten meroen oie 9eiihlngsidbi9feit
res r-Gcpartcments pcrminOcrt
miro uno auBerOem ocr Staot grobe
Soften eripadien, ia1s Subititute
onQcitellt meroen. Gic 6euerbe6oroe
miro ocs6olb nit Der @iiOgetbeboroe
conicrircu Inn auS5ilfinocn, Oh oie-
iclbe oaS geurlalbcu BON 6euerpebr-
leutcn ali m6eitimmte 3cit iiir gut
b1It.
Serr Charles GoeelIang bon glr.
1852, @cit-Sanl6urs- -StraBc, wlIroc
JON Der 9e1oroe ais 5teuoerap6 an-
aeiie0t
@err Ibrift5uriid9cfr6rt
StaOi-&outrolcur SomeS i. Ebriit
fcbrte Geiicrn bon @ciimorelono-
GountD in 9irginici, no or lidb our
Gr5ohmo cinigc Gage auieebalten
bate, naA Baltimore 5lriid.
Situng Der @ontraft-
9eboroc
ylur orci llnternebmer eri1ienen
geitern W}orgcn Dor Der Gontrntt.@c-
boroc, Inn fiie Orei 9flaitcruugs.Gon-
trafte i'm g(nncr Sficrteu ab5uge6en.
soies ihcint oaOon 6er6urii6ren, oaB
Die lllterucbmcr in oen Iebten &o.
ben nidt ollc oic 03aterialien 6efonl.
men fonnteL lpel1e tie ltmgcbeno be-
not0igten. &atrid 6lonigon & Sons
porcu Die einjigen 8ieter fir einen
Goutrolt, ocr ole 9lsp1altirllng BON
4 5traBrn poriie6t. Gicialbell iinO:
gibea 9lpeuc, bon 33. Str. bis
llniDcriitD 8arfpap; llnioeriitp @orf-
man, RON ct. &oul. bis 33, StraBe;
Gaerslic.9lpcnue, bon Oiontpclieritr.
bis GioriuA .9Iue.. mo Nlc@6ailitroBc,
pon Der 6rc0crid-GoaO bis @oainS-
Strobe.
g5eriAieOene anoerc Sfferten fir
Die 9lspbaltirlng Don StroBen i'm
slnuer wltroen geoiinet ino sur serii-
inne Der StraBcu-Gur9bruds-G Com.
miiion ii6crgcbeu. 1ie Goutraft.gc-
1oroc mar iiber Die geringc 3abl Der
NiIerten iehr iI6erraiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-24

Gicc-&rGliOcnt Der n9|ortblpcltcrn
Eruit g.; 8. u. @ieclop, grdli-
Ocnt ser st. SAUL Sire onO Moripe
SSniurmcc Go.~
Sopanno6, @a. II NiiQs g. Game,
&rGIiOcnt, Der pGiti5eus' Soiltbern
9otioual 9onf~; Charles @lliS, @rd-
IiOcnt Scr nSibernio Gruit 60" @.
sc. Saoont, 9rdiiOent Der uWlcr1-
ants 9totionol @dnf".
Springfield, @loli.- q. z. Canon,
Springfield Sire an. @lurinc Sn-
iuronce 60
Campo, 8lo.-9( s. Glclucs, Erd-
Ii0cnt Oerv vGrhonge gtotionol 9onf."
Grcnton, q. S. 6rii6erer @ou-
Uerneur GoporO s. Stofes, 9Srdii-
Gent Der ,Nlc6onicS 9iotionol 9onf
g9oi6ington 9. ca. g. Clap
BAN, @rGIi6cnt ser Commercial gio-
tionol 8onf"; Somes @ormclee.
@ater6urD, Conn. @OporO s.
9lort6rop, agtnc SaoingS 9anf".
g9ilfes- s-9orre, &n.-G. 8. 2oDcod,
Gicc.&rGIiocnt Der p@}incrs 9ant"
ilno Gertreter me6rerer npocrcr 8on-
fen.
gSilminaton, g3. 6. I6omo8 6.
Goopcr, ,9(merican 9unt on0 SruIt
60
Yorf &o. Gricr &eri6, 3rdiiOent
Ser oOorf 9lotionol 9onf~
Gurbom, q. G.-@eo. gS. g8attS,
nSome Saoings 8onf".
Getroit, NiiG.-5. $. Blair %ro-
iiOent ser Linton Srrit 60"
sSrau 9[meIio &. @orleD BON glr.
1913, 9uiiclliiroBe, erbielt 9eItern i'm
9reisgeridbte cine nblolute S6eioung
BON Or. Soug6ton 9orleD, jebt in
@irginien uno Ons 9iebt, i6rcn Dldo-
6ennomen Seller wieoer on5lne6men.
GoS 93anr beiratbete 1912 IN 9lnno-
polls.