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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18

try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com,
pound. | took six bottles and today |
am healthy woman able to do my own
housework. | wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and find out for
themselves how good It is"-Mrs. CARL
A. KIEso, 596 North Ave, Aurora, III.
The great number Of unsolicited tes-
hmonials on file at the Pinkham Lab
orstory, many of which are from time
10 time published by permission, are
proof Of the value Of Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, In the
treatment of female ills.
Every ailing woman In the United
States Is cordially invited to write to
the Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine Co.
tconfdentiaD, Lynn, Mass, for special
advice. 1t is free, will bring you health
and may save your life.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
Where to Enlist

United States Navy-Di Culbert.
son building. Grand avenue and
Broadway.
United States Army-l04H West
Main street. Oklahoman building,
Fourth and Broadway.
Oklahoma National Guard-Adju-
tant generals office, Is West Grand
avenue.
United State, Marine Corps-See
Postmaster Weaver at federal buili.
ing.
Women's American League-l0l
North Harvey street.
Red Cross-Mrs. c. L. Daugherty
7l0 East Ninth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
Lad Wanted to
Show He Could
Earn His Way
Russell Found After
Two-Day Search; Delivered
Groceries and Sold Papers,

Phillip Russell the o-year old son
Of Mrs Ida Russell, ll2 Harrison
avenue, for whom his mother had
been looking since Tuesday night
when he lett the house saying he
would return in a few minutes, was
found when he came out OF local
thcater last night
When questioned as TO the reason
he left home Phillip said he wanted
to prove that he could make his own
living He worked Wednesday and
Thursday delivering groceries for a
merchant in Capitol Hill. and Slep,
with the family dog on the hard
floor on the back porch Of his home.
The lad had a great desire to sell
papers on the street, but was re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
PEGGY WILLARD
FOUND GUILTY
IN U. S. COURT
Convicted on Charge Of ViO-
lating Mann Act

The jury in the case of Peggy vii
lard, on trial in federal court on a
charge OF white slavery" today re-
turned verdict of guilty on three Of
the twelve counts OF the indictment
The counts charged that she offered
inducements to Fern Moore, Grace
Brewer and Alethia BroadhurSt to go
from Joplin, Mo. and Parsons, Kan, to
resort conducted by her at Gushing,
Okla A verdict of not guilty was re-
turned on the other nine counts. Notice
OF motion for a new trial was made
and Judge Cotteral set May q as The
date on which sentence will be passed
This afternoon George Parrish and
Peggy Willard will be placed on trial
on a charge of conspiracy to prevent
government witnesses from testfying
in the slavery case Peggy Willard
will also he tried for violating the Har-
rison narcotic act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
New York Expects
to Dodge Plague

NEW YORK, May lS-The city
board OF health, in answer to many
questions, announced in its weekly bul-
leiin today it does not expect another
epidemic of iniantlle paralysis in New
York City in 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18

severe pains IN my
back and sides until
! became so weak |
could hardly walk
from chair to chair,
and got so nervous
| would jump at tho
slightest noise. |
was entirely unfit
TO do my house
work, ] was giving
up hope Of ever be-
ing well, when my
sister ask ed me In
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18

fused permission to do so by his
mother Occasionally, however, he
sold papers without his mothers
consent and unknown to her. News
boys said this morning that Phillip
had told them not TO disclose his
whereabouts
The mother walked the streets
until a late hour last night in the
hunt for her son Knowing that he
was accustomed TO attending shows
at the theater, Mrs. Russell asked
the girl in the box office whether
her son had entered the building
Upon receiving an affirmative an
Swer, she awaited the lads exit, and
took him home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-18
MRS. K|ES0 SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Aurora, Ill.-"For seven long months
I suffered from a female trouble, with
The Brinkley argus. (Brinkley, Ark.) 1883-current, 1917-04-13
WARNING

alarming proportions
this help of its
utreaw
dion confronting the
An million fighting
service by the U quick possible This million out of the
life producing products which and each day. there
should business
merchants and bankers the
to feed the cursed world.
to themm of
potatoes
products
the pledged
President Wilson, u Government 60
tro the south the impending
south million dollars living
of
SIGN TsE 9f1 PHEDGE agree gro"
of the pressing military Of increasing
of s:treelfood
allies andmiia1sm,
thereby pledge myself to do my bit as follows
........ .......... ..........
.................
Pledge Brnkey ARGUS Brhkey, Ark.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Old State House, Little Rock, Arkansas
Judge Trc should call the Quorum Court together Immediately and
land Mon
Systematically the u S. Gov't CALL
Three S Govt expert hog stock and
should employed together with the County Judge
could results than will accomplished
unorganzed work,
great
County
iizensdo tin
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
CARD OF THANKS.

WE would like 10 address everybody per-
sonally. but being unable TO do so, beg
permission TO take this method Of ex-
pressing our sincere thanks to the bust
ness associates and friends OF John II,
Starr fol their many kindnesses extended
to US during the illness Of Mr.. Starr and
since his DEATH We are equally grateful
TO the Order Of Stays, No. 1876; Union
Pacific Lodge, No. II, and department Of
passenger accounts of the Union Pacific.
Mrs. ]. It. Starr and daughter Helen;
Mrs Carrie Starr; Thomas, william and
Lee Starr.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

Births-Danicl and Elizabeth Buckley.
17ie Clark, boy; Paul H. and Anna Srefe,
1890 North Seventeenth, boy; Antonino'and
Rosa Surcuilio, 5l7 Poppleton avenue, girl;
Martin and Katie Huettelaier. 3i25 South
Fifteenth. girl; John and coneeta sinsusa,
1907 william. boy; Charles and Mamie
syestka, 2s27 South Nineteenth, boy.
DISTINGUISHING Rasgmore. 80, 2212
Cunning; Meta N. Clark, q, hospital; Jo-
Hogan, 7e, 4i50 Chicago; Mrs. Johanna
Trainor. s5 hospital; John Maekey, ~, hos
splfaI: Alice Adams months, 94oe South
twelfth: John Lloyd, s.. hospital; Meta
Myer, ~. s3is Franklin; Thomas Jeffer'
sou warren. a.. 4127 North Thirty y-ninth
Elizabeth Virgins, 50. isss South twenty
fourth lF
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
RudLDING PERMITS.

Edward CaCIsey. 2622-2i North sixteenth,
garage, $1,000: Nrs, \. kOzilkI, 24l9 Mar
tha frame dwelling, $500; J.. II, Dearmont,
33ls Meredith avenue. repairs, S5OO' I. X.
McFayden. 33l North Thrty-sixth avenue,
frame residence. So 200; r. X. McFayden,
Se22 Decatur. frame dwelling, $4,000; Swift
Co. Twenty-siXth and o, brick office
building, $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
Horses-Live Stock-Vehicle'

NICE little Jersey cow, Just fresa, Teie-
phOne a, Baker, Benson iii-W.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
In the month Of April. 1917,
The Omaha Bee Printed
Is ab0 PAID wANT-AnS


This Is the greatest number II has ever
printed in any ono month before.
This has been accomplished by giving
the public
BEST RESULTS AT lc PER WORD
about " the rate charged by our
nearest competitor.
Why Pay an Exorbitant Price?
ATTENTION, Mr.. SALOON MAN.
Want TO get into business that the
state never will vote dry7
Good, live town In Nebraska. Sales
aroung $4,000 yearly. Invoice and prem
ises about $4,000. Want half cash. Rea-
son. going west, stock business. Partieu.
lars, Phone Benson 1871. or address $3.50
Main St. Benson.
FOR sALE--Best equipped garage and ma
chine shop In small town IN southwestern
Iowa. Fire proof, cement block building, b0x
15 feet. only <; rage in town, Price gar
ago equipment and stock $4,000, Present
owner wishes to quit business on account
.: his health. Do i-?S. BeA
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
BUSINESS CHANCES
LUMBER YARD.

Established years. In the most activ,
building district in Omaha; will be SOLD
ut invoice on account of dissolution Of CO
partnership. Business about $4,000 yearly
Material and equipment cash, but liberia
terms will be given on tho site.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
ass5 s. 24th st. Phone South 1?47.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following licenses 10 wed have been
issued:
Name and Residence. Age,
James A.-Monohon. Omaha ......t.... 81
Vera Freyer. Omaha ................... II
Fred Millitt, Omaha ......J.....,.s.... Il
Hazel Grover, Omaha ..............s,.. is
Frank T. Walker, Jr., Omaha. ....... over 81
Miriam !. Langan, Omaha. ...,...,.oycr Is
Charles s. wacherinan, York, Pa....... 30
Carrie A. Yeager. York. Pa............. 30
Roy Jeffrey. Omaha 2S
Ruth E. Parker, Benson. Neb.. 20
Antonino cpstanza, Omaha ............. 22
Johanna E. schleicher, Omaha .,....... 1s
Bop Sipik. Omaha ......'.............. 80
Margaret kakuska, Omaha ............. IS
Martin J. Floerchinger, Omaha ........ 26
Caroline Bloedel. Omaha ............ 70
William Perkins, Omaha .............. %
Mabel Stuart Omaha ................, IL
Charles w. Keller, Omaha ............ 81
Ellen N. Bloom, Omaha ............... "a
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
.iEAT MARKET.


Established nine years. Business about
$500 monthly. Rent $50 4 month with 10
years lease. New ice box, cost $500, COM
putting and large scale cash register, oak
counter with marble top. two blocks, full
set Of fine toolss all will be sold for $500
on account of death Of owner.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
4sa5 South cath St Phone South la47.
CLOSE In property, including furniture
and furnishings, now rented and paying
well as two and three-room light house,
keeping apartments is Offered at fair
price. An opportunity for parties with a
few thousand dollars cash to buy and
pay out balance In monthly payments
VIII consider a small amount Of good
trade, Fine deal for someone who would
live In the place aud collect rents
Joseph Pick, 2a19 Evans ST., Web. 1855.
FOR SALE--s2S,0 GOO stock OF general mer-
chandlse in the best town of 1000 popu-
latlon in Nebraska, Stock can be re-
dueed 10 any size. Buyer can save IS
TO SO per cent on present market price.
valued at 100 cents on the dollar, No
trades wanted. We did $4,000 business
In 1916. Also up-to-date brick store
building. Easy terms. Address Box 3sSs.
Rec
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
HELP WANTED-MALE
Stores and Offices.

Stores and Offices. .
YOUNG man with college education or Its
equivalent to be paid for going to school
In large business organization. Salary
is enough to live on while learning and
your income In the future depends upon
your ability to learn and the amount OF
energy you can maintain. Unless you have
fully decided to make something Of your.
self and will apply yourself do not waste
time and postage.
Address Box s&Os, Bee, giving full par
ticulars of your past experience and ref
erences.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS THAN zee,
ONE TINE, OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY
CASH WITH ORDER,

r Set Solid (No Display.)
~ PER WORD, EACH INSERTION
II Photographed or Displayed in Larger
Type:
&c per iine,. .,'.,.........'.''''' .one thle
&c per line. or more consecutive insertions.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
LOST..FOUND--REWARDS

/ If YOU lose anything and Will advertise II
here you will surely recover II II found
by an honest person. Remarkable recov-
cries are brought about every day through
this column.
THE HONEST WAY. II you find some-
thing of value or keepsake of value
only to tho owner Is to insert a small ad.
The owner OF the article in most cases
is willing to refund the cost of advertising.
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost srme article would
do we'll TO call up the office of the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
to ascertain whether they left 1t IN the
street car.
Many articles each day are turned in
and the company Is anxious 10 restore
them to the rightful owner.
LoST--A circle pin set with diamonds and
pearls. AT Boyd's theater or Fontenelle
hotel. Liberal reward. Return 10 727
Grain Exchange Bldg.
FOUND soda a 'f4,safs Fosnts,u
GREEN'S PHARMACY. 18th and Howard.
LOST-A male Boston terrlor brindle. with
white marking Answers to name OF
.Whop." Reward. Call Tyler 1922.
LADIES' gold watch. 10th and Farnam, 0
p. m. Saturday. Reward Phone Web
ster 564O.
LosT-Kit of bricklayers tools. Fred Carl
son. Walnut 1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09

AT ONCE-Six young men, good
takers; advertising, insurance or
magazine; experience preferred;
good pay, short hours; no canvass
ing. Apply 9 to $50, Room l04, Bee
Bldg. Ask for manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09

WANTED-Girls for attractive piece-work
position. Item Biscuit Co., 18th and Cap
tol Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09

DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES.
ANDERsoN--Christine beloved wife OF @.
A. Anderson. aged 50 years . months 16
days. May. Q. 1917.
Funeral wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock from family residence. 42s6 Maple
street. Inierment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends are welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09
Want Ad Rates

WANT Nd JULUMNo JIObI
EVENING EDITIONS. NJ
MORNING EDITIONS. 1000 p, NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09

CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES.
loc per line. leach insertion
(Minimum charge, 50 cents)
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-09

In the month Of April, 1917.
The Omaha Bee Printed
1850 PAID wANT-ApS.
This is the greatest number 1t has ever
printed In any one month before.
This has been accomplished by giving
the public
BEST RESULTS AT lc PER WORD
about u the rate charged by our
nearest competitor.
Why Pay an Exorbitant Pricef
ARCHITECTURAL craftsman ........s 500
Office clerk, some experience ...s.. 81
Bookkeeper. fine position ..........75-s0
Shipping clerk and typist .......... 20
Office clerk, young man ......... ~
six stenographers .............,...65-7b
NO FILING FEE.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
lSlI-1S W. o. W. Bldg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
glenIdlcn .MnS 9sfcrOe nctSOtct.

9ei ciucm @ilen6obnsllnion Ger ii6
6ci 9riitol, @ay ereienete. Die
llrio6e oes llniolcs, iopie bic
9tomen Der @ctootetcn nod niDt
icitgeitcllt. 9apicrlaOung ling
6eucr unO icttc @oeoonS in
@rono.
q &biIo0cIpbio, %. 6e6r. -
9ei einem 9anblnfaa, Der iib 6eute
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9tcp Yorf QiOiiion ser o@enniDIuo-
nio-@iIenbobn~ ereignctc, muroen a
@crloncn gctootet uto 3 ibwcr pcr-
lebt. gIac 0pfcr, nit g(uSno6ue ocs
SofomotiOfiibrers S. 81. 9ine, maren
@Grtcr 5rueier @aggons nit Boil
bliitpferOerL Die bon Centre Soa no6
&iIliamsport, 8o., perlan0t merOen
Ioaten. Sie6en @ieroe purOen
glei1foIlS eet0Otet. Ole oertriimmcr-
ten @aggonS fingen 6eucr, mo0urd
cine 9ln5obl 6ro9t lInO @rprcB-
g8oeeonS perni6tet mlrocn. glne
bier @eleiie purOen ouf 0ie3eitoauer
bon 12 StlnOen eeiperrt, unO 0ie
&oiioeier5iiee 5piiGen &6ilaoelpbia
inO gtew 9orf muBten nuf cine an-
Oere Strede umgeleitet iueroen.
Der llnfoa ereigncte ii6 gegen
1913 llbr Wlor9enS, ais 10 @ae9ons
OeS IN peltIi6er .9ii6hlng fabrenOen
3uges cntgleiiten. Sin entgeeen-
fommenoer 3ug, Ger mtr aus @rpreB-
@aeeonS 6eitono, lief in 0ie umge.
itiir5ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., moOurd
einige 6radtpoeeonS 5ertrii1mert
ipuroen. @inigc oerieI6eu moren nit
Bopierrollen belaOcn. Dos Eapier
murOc iiber Die @eIeiic 5eritreut uuO
fing 6elicr, mo0ur1 oie nm9citiir5.
ten @ogoonS in 9ranO 9eiebt milr-
oen. 0ic llrio6e oeS llnfones fonntc
e6eniopcnig oils Oie gtomen Der @cs
tooteten ilno Serlesten in @riobrlIng
ge6robt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
0cntidcr Cyrubcn bcIcbt.

@onoon %. 6cbrilor. ~ 0oS
britiide &onptquortier mcIoct:
gSS05renO Der Iebtcn "a Stntocn
9ob Der 6eino entlane Ocs gLncre
iuciter an 8ooen na9. s[uf eerinacn
@ioeritano itoBen eineen fleinere
Slbtbeilungen inicrer Sruppeit ouf
DER gon5cn 5ront Dor. Die 0rts
Idaft Serre ilno onoere flcincrc luid,.
tige &unfte peiter oItIi6 pilrOen be.
iett.
oOcItlid bon gierItroot (gcIaien)
hplroe in Der lesten gtabt Gin er.
folgreidcr llc6erfan anf elmer sSront
pom 500 YarO eemad)t. llnIere
Stuppcn perblieben fir cine Stun.
DC IN Den oeutiben @rdben lmO
bro1ten Oen 6eino groBe Gern1tc
bel. @s mur0en ole @erte llno Gro.
lo6er iolpie @}inenitoIlen 5critort,
oret Maidinengepebre imo 55 @e.
fangene ein9ebro1t.
Sine feinOIibe lleberinas g(6.
t6eiIrng Oran9 bcute @ioreen no6
6eitieen 9omboroement in unIere
@rdbcn oitlid BON gpern muroen
nber nit &crluiten 5uriidgeI6logcn.
Ger 6einO bra9tc glei6foas einen
N}iuengang oitIih bon Dpern aur @r.
ploiion.
o9tuf bcioen Seiten, n0rOIi6 unb
IiiOlid Der 5omme, bot iid ein frGf.
tigeS 9lrtiaerie-6euer cntuidelt.
Eiirfii6er aricgsiboupIos. Get
lii0lide Gbeil Der Communicated,
lung, mcldc BON inns am DonneritoQ
auf Den eriten glnitltrn genomncr
murOe, 6eitebt aus 5pei 9inicu bon
@rGben ollf ciner @reite bon 400
Yoros unO Siefe bon 100 goros
Die Siirfen internobmen feds @e.
genangriffe, batten o6cr nlr Den @r,
folg, tbeilmeiic ibren GerluIt mieoet
gut 81 MAIDEN, unO piiroen oenieIben
oie SteIlungen ipdtcr g6u5Ii6 cnt,
riiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

SSm. 9onoen ser @crungIiidtc. 9c.
fonO iidb in Dem 9llto Ocs Srn. g..
arobmeier, oIs ocr 9iiidt6cil scr
&arolicric 5uiomncn6rad. 9c-
finOet ii6 in beoenfIi6cm 3u-
itonoe i'm Soipitol.
@lit gc6rodcuem 9liidorot mliroe
geItern giodmittoo Der in gfr. 255t,
SoIlinsitroBc, mo6n6oitc g9m. Can.
gen, 30 Sabre alt, in's llnipcriitdts-
Soipitul ee6rodt. 9ougcn mar i'm
gliltomobil oeS Srn. 6ronf arobnei-
er bon 9fr. 1850, Golum6ia.glpenuc,
geio6rcn olS in Scr 9lG6c Scr &oco.
unO Som6urgitraBe pIobli6 oer9liid.
tbeil Ocs Wiotornogens 6ro6 unO
Sangen inter iib bcerlIb. Srobmeier
bob Den Gerlngliidten auf uno ii6crs
fiibrte i'm in'sSoipital. Sein3uItonG
miro ais iebr beoeuflib be5ei6net.
Snnerli9 berIeBt.
DoS 9Iutomo6il bon 5ronf S9nei-
Scr, 80 Sabre alt, bon Scr. 230t, @.-
9aItimoreitroBe, itieB an ser Sar-
foro 9toaO nit Oen1ienigen BON @nt
j. @orter, "a Sabre alt, bon 0}r.t735
Slt SeoeroIitrnBe, 5ulommen, no.
bel @orter om Gopie oerIeet murOc,
iooaB ct na6 Dem ct. Syoicp6s.Sos
ipital ge6ro6t werOen muBte, mo Oie
gler5te oilBerOem innerlibe &erlebuns
gen feItiteQten Seine Grou sic iic6
bci ibm 6efanO, fam nit Dem S6re'
den oooon SdneiOer purOe bon
Sergeout Stein un0 0en 8oli5ilten
&unOerlid uno @itt6o6cr per6oftet.
Spdter lpurOe ou6 in ser norO0ltli,
ben Eoli5eiitotion Scott 2eniIep, %
Sabre alt, BON Ger. 1881, gtoro.Gl.
toluitraBe, eingeliefert, ipel6er Oas
S6neiOcr'i1e glitomobil nob ser
Garage 6rineeu iolte. g9eil OerieIbc
feline Sicen5-9arte botte, ipuroe ollA
cr Derboitet aber entloiien, nadOem
oieiel6e ipoter Oorec5eigt iuoroenwor.
S6neiOer muroe nod Grlegung bon
9iirgidoit in 5reibeit geicet, nm
morgen ein @erbor Dor Goli5eiribter
SarufinS in norooitliben Eoli5eige.
ridt 81 beite6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
G6incIcu bci'm SusarOIpicI.

9ei elmer 9io55in, peIde oeItern
pon elmer gln5o6l @oli5iiten oes peit.
liden 0iitrifts aif oas BON See
Chem gefii6rte 6ineiiibe 9ieItaurant
in 9Ir. 29O-292 @orf.9lpenie, I'M
ternommen pnrOe, fielen 80 Gbincien
in oie Sdnoe Der 9Iour0dc. SSn bier
9(bt6eilungen puroeu iic in oie go
li5eiitotion eebroht ino Oaiclbit Oes
So5arOIpiels am Sonntog angeidnl.
Oigt. Sic ipurocn fir Elm belttigeS
&er6or entloiien, nodOem iie cine
@iirgibaitsiumme binterleet botten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
lScrIunal- -Olotiscn.

g9ie i'm Sobns Sopfins. .Soipitol
gcItern miteet6eilt muroe, bat ii1 Oos
9efinOen Oes Generals Gro5ier, ser
li6 our6 @rperimentiren nit Il.
Strnbllmeen Gerleeun9eu 5u5og unO
operirt werOeu miBtc, gebeIiert.
9oli5eiridter giaiom Slit, scr
felt einioen Nlonotet i6mcr franf i'm
llniOeriitGts-Soipitol Oornieocr liegt,
beiinOet iid ouf scr 9cHering.
lieutenant 9. s. Campbell bonn
9unoes @orinccorpS, Sobn bon
Serrn imo 6rou 3. Campbell bon
Scr. 1886, Sit-9oItimore.StroBe, lit
5llm Gienit IN 9ort SioDoI, S..@.,
eineetroffen.
SEER unO 6rou Charles 81. Sbu-
mel bon Ger. 2204, O2oroyG6orIes.
StroBe, boben iitb nod Dem Siioen
beeeben.
Serr unb Srou 81. s. Soffmon,
iiny limo aus GomOeu, S.lG., 5uriid.
gefebrt lmo meroen @obnlne in
Green Spring Saaep, nobe Stcuen.
ion be5ieben.
Serr Somes &C. Serrina bon Ger.
203, Oit.glort6-9lpcnue, Scr oent.
nGtit ieinen so. @eburtstag begebt,
bat iid bon eiriem SdIoeonfau, bon
oem CT betroifeu puroe, etipas erboIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Surge staOtnenisfeitcn.

SIN 9elpeoere Sotel fono gcItcrn
eit bon oem Wleper 0opis SrdeIter
orroneirtesGon5ert Itatt, BEL meIdem
Sr. So6n @oIobon, Slooier, Solom.
Siebmon @eige, uno @}. Giien6ero,
Gelo, ais Soliiten mitmirften Ins
Nrogromm ipies inter anocren sic
Sberon Suoertlire bon @e6er, g(oe
W}oria bon @ounoO, lonie Sodcn
bon S6umou lno S1u6ert auf.
Gie monatIicbe &erIonmluna OeS
SoneluooO Community Clubs finOet
om 6reitog in scr Someruooo @6o.
pei itott. Sin muiifoliidcs uno lite.
rariides 9rogramm lit poreeIe6en.
Die 9ibelfloiie Der SiioiiHeu Bill
Ounes @eiellidoft biclt acitern @or.
mittoe cine @eriomnllrlng ob, 6ci
iuelder 9fabbiner 9iomonoif, Oer@or,
ite6er ser aloiie, iibcr nSegnungen"
iprah.
Die @}itelicOer OcS SlomiroI g8in.
fielo Scott Sd)lep Goitcns, Getero-
nen onsmdrtiger Sriege ser Ser.
Stooten, bieIten eeitern 9lbenO in oer
Beethoven . Solle, 9ir. 52t, gtor0-
&orporOItraBe, cine GeriommIitng
ob, an pelhen 96ei[ne6nern an fol-
den ariegen Gompogne glb5ei6en,
bonn Griegs Geportement perIie6en,
ilbergeben lpurOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
SUOesfall mirS nnterindlt.

Gie 9oli5ei BON 9lrliueton neigt
ocr glniiht 5u, oaB ser zoo Oes 9le-
9ers @iaiom 5. SiG, meI6er nit iei.
ller 6rau in i6rer @o6nune in Der
@oro9e bon SEQ Srieoempablo an ser
Bort SciebtS.9loenuc ino Biufnep-
9toao wobnt, ni6t auf Sel6itnoro be-
rllbt ionoern bon Scr Sran beeonecit
leln tonn wclde inn rMorplono @e.
nerol SoipitoI" an oen 6olgen beS
@lItes oornieoer licet, an peIden ibr
TDemonn itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

2ciltcn lebt Eo9 lmo 9lodt Ic9riC
Der 9linoc nod icineni &ino, bis q
iowcit mar. OoB cr nit cincm %ilc
ger ole ipcitc 9ieiic in 0os 1orf an
riidleeen mo Oas Giao nad) gSicu
bringen foantc. Gin flcincs, bulten,
OcS 9iinoel GlenO iuirr0e in 0as @lm,
Oencr5iebungSinititrt ge6rodt, ociicu
Gage gc5d1lt idyieuen. Die @ottiu
mo sic Orei God]tcr Oes SSnititltslei.
terS &ceierlmgsrot6 0ien lieBen Oas
Gino niHt me6r bon iidl, imo beutc
lit Die fleine elena elm geilnOes, i6o.
ncs @}d0den, bic sSreuoe scr 4flcge,
riunct unO scr 9lmocn, imo Iie plan,
oert luitig in raid erIerutcr oeuti9er
Sprade.
3ucrit mtroen Goiicrnt 3ita sic
bIinOen Stii5ierc, Damn @ionn fiir
@lanu sic 9luge6orieen Oes Monn.
idaftsltan0eS Dor9efiibrt. 9tad) Dem
Sdid1dl 1eoes etn5elicn ertln0igte
iib Die &niicrih fir jeoen fono iie,
mdbreno es IN i6renl @eiicbt DIT bon
miiblam pcrbaltenen GbrGnen alif.
3udte, giitigc @ortc. Jiinf nit "a.
pferfeitsnleOatllen ee5ierte SoIooten
erbielteu uo1 ibr Gaideuubren nit
S6logperf-
@ine polle Shinoe Oauerte sic linz
terbaItung ser aoiiertl nit Oen Bin.
ben, oonn ging lie Olrb oIle 9tdume,
lab iie al pen Sdrei6noihinen, bel
ser &orbilc9tarbcit, bel oen 0}uiif.
Snitrlmentcit imo gins sum SdlnB
in oie Slide Inn iic6 Oapon 81 ij6er-
8cugen, OaB fir Oic GrieesblinOen gut
mo rei6lib gefobt miro.
glls sic Seoiierin Damn glbi1icO
na6m imo ibr pluto beitieg, into ooS
9Mblihtnl Dem iid SimOertc BON
ShulfinOern beiocieIIt 6otten i6r