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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

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Stc0e oiSqciiibrt uroe Ole W9erito @olitif 0eS @rd
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ShuB 5 ooB g8oa Street bereit lit Der merfanilHen
Reqiernq cine beoeutcn0e 9lnleibe man ipridt uon
St5OO00OOO ~ an oep1bren @S beBt 0oB ene iol
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aerlmq auf cine geunOc finun5ieae 9ois SIT tclun
cnoern Is 0erelbeu aud ernoelden piiroe, Die pice
Wiinioncn meraniiden %apiergeOeS, oaS nilr einen
qcrnqen Fro5entlnb eines yiennmerbes reproientirt
cinpi5ieben Der mBeroroentlid grOBe natirlide
&chtbun oes 2onOes un0 ieine betr1d5tlifen 3olein
robmen bieten cine bnreihenoe Siderbct fir ooS Oar
lcbcn Dorosgeicbt cine table 9egerung fan licb bal
ten in0 oos ident cbt en0lid engetreten 81 en Gor
nn3o bcint ie6t poaitdnoig SEER DER Stotion gepor
tu 5u iein.
Inter oen SiilisaueQen @lerfos nimut feline Del
sSn0uiirie einen berOorrogeuoeu &lat Elm. Sbrc Be
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ncr0en Ger5ogere ooer pertbeerte Sieterug oes bon
oen 2reqsihiiien Ser gliiren benot6igten 6cucrngS
materials bat pe0erDolt Spanning 5iudlen WPerito
lno ser britiiden in0 oud ser oniertonildcn Hegie
Arune bcrporgeruen Die 0elioroermg in Nerifo mur
BE- onaneldj uno bis IN ole neielte 3eit regieum9Sle
q 0urf Observation-Disclosures @cp19rlng tednilden
erot6s uip imterltibt Die oieen ocrartigen Inter
A6mlnqen ergaben ie0od don bno einen 10 onlebn
en @rofit oaB Ole @ladtbober ibre 6eran5iebung ST
BeFl 2onoesolsea6eu IN @rpdging 5ogen AlS Grlter
bccqte Yrdi0ent Wa0ero tie inn Sabre 1912 init elmer
Stcer BON 20 Geutooos Gin Sber etlpo 10 Gents) iir
icoe Ionne Der @ro0ufton Die conhhitionaliltilde
Hesierung erbo6te oeieu Sat ON 20. Suli 1914, ais
Garrau5a id IN MontereD 6eiano, oai 60 @entaoos
Ge9en oieie grt Der 9citencrng mnroen cood ndlt I'M
bercdtigte Ginm6n0c erboben, ndmlid f. Dob ie ihme
rcr oas Del 0cto groBcr oie Stcier obwo6 oas fwcre
Gcl oie baieere Guaiit0t BARTLETT; g. ie leidter oos
Gel 0eito gerineer SIC Seler o6pobl geraOc oas @e
ecnt6el Der San iein oute 0ie &egerlng bat Dor
fsr8em cine eriin0d]e llntcrudung Der enhGgigen
|grbaltniiie becnoct, iner 9erudld)tigng DER Fro
Aoitonsfoitcn oes Nlorttprecs in Sonlpico nno oeS
yErotS Scr GclgeeIid]aten "a Der SabrcSprot oic-
iyr iidD ait massachusetts aui 80 Sro3e mo mcbr oeS
onqec0ten aapitols belei puroe einc ourdlbnittl'd
10 Gro5en betrogeoe Steuer olii oen Sertb oes Ero
oai oils riS bcorden0 ongceben. lin Die rationale
Nrbeit u beuuBen mrOe ic0oh aui Siobprooufte lm0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

gsm % gept, Wiliam 8. Slamcp, I'M ct.
Soiephos0oipitnl. al Sabre alt
PIN 26 sepi., 9lSalaiS DaiOh ytr 25oe Cts
SreHonisNne.. 70 Sabre alt
gm 27. Scrt, Nclic 2. @bans, gtr. 1925
NtSaitDs Sir0Ge, 81 Sabre alt
Slm 27. Sept, ". Wl. 1ias, III 1877 Ssaros
SirGbe, Sabre dt.
glM 27 sept, 3oGn 3rcOerid, ylr 500 2.
Nlllis@trNRe, 81 Sabre alt.
gm q 5epi, Mirmn ornorrion, III. 1916
Git0b1le Sirobe II Sabre at
gm 27 sept Carrie y pili, yir 1904 ~
6hensSlra6c. d6 Sabre Glt
PIN 25. Scpi 0eurdr 0ulhnIaH, I'M timber
llidiss0olpiinl 80 SObrc Nli
VIM q. cent, G0arIry :. SadourO NJ 14o7
MI. Gonagloe., CT Enhre alt
glni 26. Scri., Dtdlacl Sorna5in, ytr. 1926
Vller. Str, 20 Sabre ali
PIN 49, Sepi, Wiuice an6aroi, Hr 500 ~
@opsStrolc, 80 SnJrc nlt
Pm q. sept niga scOin in 0ebrew 500
ipinl, SO Sabre olt
PIN 26 sept, NierO Mtgt0uc, gr. 1921
Wloibcrs SirnBe, 26 Sabre nlt
gln 28. Sepi.. Giitic Wiuh, i'm SobnS Hops
fins Nolriidl SO Sabre ait
Ytn 27 1cpi, 9uhfun Sbnlmnn, ytr 1901
NsSuIion.glbe, AZ Sabre alt
glH 26 Sepi, gNultcr 4. NifleD, M 20l3
,Slcct. SirQGc, % NuOre nlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Wareou bes neutrality-suspicious..

4 EVVIVIINVI TVT q.
$. Samuel, oemab Der scum am iS' Snni 1903 1903 nnier
5eidneicn 8eroroHlnQ gir t65, glblhnitt 4i
faraarapb l2 tmle an 2S. ytopcnlDer l9ll
anen0irD, NM GranbnB nadgelicDt bat ods
cine ofienilde Sarage al benueen.
3. 3. Shrne,
(Sepi2S- 29) cjc6duSes5uIpefior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Nurcou her etroaeuourmbruhs.Cu ummiFdrc.

8dIti more %. September 1917.
Sic StaBenour1brn6Ss0om Der Staot
Baltimore maiden biernii aemdb ben Ioribrif
ten oes Baltimore Sinots0bariers netnnnt, oaB
lie cine ociaiairie elite nler. 5ligeiprobenen
Gnti1doipunocn entilnn0enen llntutieii nnn 8us
eelpro0enen HeriberbUbnnaen neblt einer err
ildrenoeH &urte anicrtigcH lcBeH III NerbiGs
onn1 nit Der Concentrating nno SmlleRun1
Der 0icvnuoorciNinncl Strahc, Ogu 0llcrclics
Der Sin9cs Zane, 5wilden ocr flniunoorctktns
lien StrnRc NH ctncm Yuiftc un1ctnlr 40
ra, s@g STd SSaS oe4 S0 am Cr Ss SS ier
3cCbneicn &eroroming Dit. 1873 oes WnOorS
nno Snotratbs bon Baltimore.
Die GntiDdoi0nngen nno slbi1dbnnaen be-
brdnicn cb, ocbnen iitb aus uno umldllcn
einicDlcBlir6 oas Nett Der &erunboreibigiien
StrnDe. bon Der Glteite oer @lesliesglOenne
US 5nr 4nqesGane; belSe Seiie oer AlnGes
Game, elldlicbiD oes Bettes oerlelben, BON
Der ioli0lieH Scitc Der SinfunonreBiQlteH
Strd6e. bon Der Gillette Der @uerslicsyOenue
nprolid Der 5fnianoorebigiien Strabc; oen
lDel Der Iinges zane, Gin 9reied an oer
gioroiueits 9de Der SrciunoorcibDen StrnBe
mo @uersliesglocnue bioeno; beioe Seten oer
xinaes Cane, einl0licBllcD ots SelieS oerleloen
bis 6li einen *unii 4iO SUB. nebr ooer. meni'
ger iiiDmclili0 BON ocr 0relinobrcbigiien
Strabe uno noroweIicD mo iiio0iiliCD Der
1in0ce aonei Spieie Der @aersliesgpelme
share bis 5itr iiloli0itcit Seie Der Siiniunos
nrcBlQlien Strabc (&ennble %nrt); gSeIileiie
Der Guersle.NpeIue. BON Der Noroieic Der
Srenuoore69lIen SrdDe bis 5n enem &unit
200 SuB. niepr ooer ipeuger nDrnli0 Der
SreunoorebiNlien SiroBe.
llno iic 9eben biermlt icrner befnnnt, oaB
beidgie 9iie nebt Der erfldrenoen Nurie iiir
ole Snipciiion alcr oarin iniereirten ferlps
ncn bercit M mo Dab Die 0onimiiidre iicD am
Ieniiaa, bca 5lueitcn Snge ocs Citober 1917
I'M llbr &ormitt09s, IN iDren Niire0u I'M
EaiDbuls fir oel 3lped periammen weroen
irAenn mclOe IN beldgier Giile eniDalenen gln
nnhen 81 reotoircM 9eacn luelCbe Eerlonen
@inlprnb erbcbef moaelt Die odrtu iHtereirt
81 lein bebnuptelI
3ubn 8. 9io6inette,
pcnr1 VI. GiRcl,
pnrrn u. 0icmlcN
Gumnildre.
Gusenc q. 0iooBers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Ncfanntmndlnmncn.


70. UCVItITUVI IUI I.
So piro biermt beianu eenutf ooBl So
icpb Snpfa, genlaB Der am 10. Suui 1908 inter.
5eicbneen Beroroning VI. 1875, gblWniti Az
|draqrapb l2 (pie am 2S gtpNember 1911
Gmen6irD, I'M GrlaubuB na1peliDi bat bas
gllloeicn 6ntcr yir 1850 gSeiisN0liimorc
Sirabe ais cine oiieuili0e Snrage 6u bem'
g. Z. sNruc,
(Sept29, Sft1) ee6duoe Snlpefior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
OIinnic Bon Scr g8cnic

Gs narb an 81 September 1917. Wlinnic
4gn Der geuic. oelehic Satin ocs beritor'
bencn Sreoerld Gon Der gscuic. bic 3eerois
gungsieierlcDfciien bon ben @eQrdbniB Earlor5
Sss SsicDenbciiaiicrs sInnrep 9ibooe Son,
SDnnina, Den 30, September, ll6r ytndbm.
Seilctun1 pripatinI oui Dem Dgselern @enes
terh" (Scpi29 30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
9Innn (sidlenhadl.

IS ftar6 am 80 Scpicm6gr 1917 in i6rcr
9Sobnnno 9lr. GIG, &cit Naitinnre, strnfc.
glnun GincnbaM, oeliebc Satin ron Oscar 81
@l6enbdrb lno lStiire ocS Oeriorbcnef Sreocs
rid lhtb (ocborenc 0oerIiorD SO Sabre alt
Bic Necroiqiiup finoc Gnmitna, 90 Septemher.
ySnhmiiianS ual llbr iiait 6n pelcter Yer
ino 9elietne od oerl ,gSeiiern SreSDoi1
(5rcOt2SAo0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
GirdlidJe ysadJridJten,
NrcicininFeits.0irdle.

(Irniins. nabe 0iQ6sStraBe)
Yorniitlugs XII llbr |reoiai: nSeiuS, Der
gIr6t unier Den fDarildern."
SonntdesiDule, h10 llbr
Nbenogoiiesotenite beginner am T. Sitober
0onfirmdnoenaNlaie am g. Sftobcr 9Rdn
meloe lid bel Dem %aor i'm S6ulbaus.
(Sept29,3 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
gcrmiidte 9ln5cigeu-
gIn ole Inlncn.

Die ciuliae sdDn;r tn Der e,n6t.
unere dbNlliien icbi often Sunge 9a
nelIeen Miethooen erleneu mollcn I1nnen o,eS
in lltr3er 3eil ortb ben gnlibhb an ocie
Nluiicn erreitbeH lnierridi Wprlcns Ndcb.
mitinNs uo Nben0s Ne0uenle Sfinoen SIN
&unie bcQonileEe glr6eiien f6nnen lpdbreno oeS
iorQeiebl meroen @rinoider
i'm @nfpurt bon Qtnitern erbtit.
guiSiinit itrfilim ooer uiiiliofcb bel SrduIcin
Su6erS, 3t2 9ecit SaratOgn strnRc. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
SpnSpn 9sarf Gcmetcrn.

0aupt@inaann: TrCoerid 9ipub.
Nhrean: w. ~, cit.SaratOga. SirnRc
yegrdhniBpl1be bon S25 an inter helidnoi'
Ge'. 9hifbt S6niitbuncli, SIcuioe, Bllana
8en etc. Iino i'm IreibhnnS nM Saipt6 inanlig
81 tinoen. Infer Naent piro, pern geiuilnibt.
Oorinrtchen tSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

8altimore. 81 September 1917
@ueu baran inierelliren @erlonen miro bier
nit JnOricDt ertbcilt ouB Der Strdbens(Snges
nier am 10, ecptcm6cr 1917 in oieent Biireall,
pie es ourd oeii 9lblbntt "a, glrtifel 80, oes
Baltimore Staot@ooer bon 1906 oorgeibrieben
miro, Den ertldrenocn Blnn nno Die Supliiais
Siie Der SuIlagen einreitbe iiir Die Ncnyds
reuirun9 nno Nen'Hlldlierung.. Der
glueO biiicr 2000t-2053 NiOiliun Ctr.
siiaaccSS Siiier Siir 500-S5SS aaier'sir. 1fS"f'''
glncp binter i2Ot12t3 NsGori6s9lpe
glueO hiuier 5i2-534 Volbs CTR.
slc6 binter 50i-500 GolosGir.
NneD binter 5ii-521 GoloGn.
Muep 9inier 23l0-2SlS 9ipiLlon.Str.
glleD binter 2i20-2t3G 0iOfiions Cir
Nueb bnter i0i2-193S H. Sete 1912 NruHir
gl1ep binier i003--i035 0runtsStr.
slaep 1lnler 2ooo-2o22 oipiionseir
NlueO Uintct 5it-523 NloumsSir.
glaeD Seite bon 20is NrnisSir.
9lQeO bnter 503-509 9loDmsStr.
glneD bnier 1901 1880 Q8 .Nori6s9lOe
@9lieme0er@l deb BON &enHi0oania'sloe. bis
slde6 6nier 22oo-2242 Grub oia.qloe
aaeg 9ntcr 553 5765 &rcBtnan'gh.
slqe1 binier 5O0-532 Sanioro elace, Sec
SIIi slds9 gftcr 1919 i9oo-i92s gttina-sh
glleO binter 2i0l-2l49 SiOiii0nsStr
@l5abei9 Sanc bon &anooa' Bis SSeassSir.
eldcS 6nter Ht 702-732 qcnor Cir.
AaeD gnter 22Qi 2229 @a4ouaslpe-
slllcD binicr 230i 1926 9aaomsgbe.
NUeO 0iter lVOO[l0lS BdrfglOe.
NlcO Onter 200G-2042 |lrfNpc
glaeD pciili1 bon Yagisg(oe. 5uidOcn Geiuinqs
tonsslOe. u1o gSbiteIodsStr
Mueb bnter 710-75S lieerOoirStr
Wien butter 2l01-2l33 6anomsgloe.
gueD 6ntcr 2lOt-2t36 NotonsGtr
SuntersIaeD, 5toiiben %. mo 81. Ctr, Sec
sIGcb 6lntcr 7os-73O Geuinotons9loe.
glcD binicr 100 8lod G.sSiriderltr Sffciie
glc0 binter 1900 Nlod gS.sGdnOalesSir. Goros
icitc
glde0 6nter tOtt-tO3i g. sGarroaton.gpe.
glQcD Dntcr 400 Nlod QaurcHSitr, Sioeiie.
9qeg bnter 400 @Iod 9S.s9anUdle Sir., gioros
elie,
sIqc9 6nicr 800 eIod gs. .eauOaIc.etr.. g,oro
fcite.
slqeb bnter 100 gs.sqaabciics9loc
NueO binter t302m.l3i2 9S.s1uiaDette.9lpe
AueD bnter 500 Nlod @lmorsStr, Oiieiie,
gneD bnter 900 9od &sStrdcrTir Sftfeite
Wien bnier 200 9lod 9nnrenssStr, Sloieiie
glleD bnter 1000 Nlod g. lsStriderIir. Siiieite
glaeb Seite S14 NsStridesStr., neiiIid 6ur
%urriibsStr
9laeD butter iOt4-to22 @sGarrouton.9Oe.
Mac1 bnter 1901 -i22l S6nlcoatiir., Oiiieiie.
gtlleD bnier 142t-1420 9SindeitersStr
gIMeD 9nter 1900 9lod 9lol6ersStr Sioleiie.
9lueO bnter l410--t416 NfDrtes9lbe
glueO bnier 1400 NlOd HiolSsglOe Norhieite
glueb bnter t004-t020 Northumberland
sllleU bntcr 502-5l0 GolosSr
glllcO bnier 2000--20 QirnntStr
Nlen 6nier 500--b32 Sdnfuro @lace
gINe oaoon berilbrien @erlonen nO DeredDs
iiat, inner9nlb 30 1agen bonn Sailm oorbe.
agier goiiS di i'm Baltimore Staoteerict
onrd fortified ein0ereinie &etition oageaen
81 appeuiren.
(Gepl23,29, ,Sft613) Saois5legiitraor.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
Hats as Peace Tokens.

hare is a beautiful hospital story
recorded by Rev.. William Sellers in
~ new book, With Our Fighting
AN A colonels wife was making
We round Of military ward when she
l'uced a wounded soldier toying with
sherman helmet.
vel, she said to the soldier, T
1ppose that means that you killed
luu NAM"
msu' naw," quietly responded the
saaier' You see it was like this: He
v On the field pretty near me with
: avn bad wound and bleedin'
wy somethin' terrible. l was losin'
" Oh blood, too, fra my leg, but l
aged 70 crawl up to him and bound
~ W as well as could, and he did
'ane ior me. Nawthin' of coorse
Aio between US. l knew no Ger.
= ana ths ither man not a word o.
iisn' 50 when he'd done, not SEEM
use tae thank him, I just smiled,
~ ~ " way OF token handed him my
sAy, and he smiled back and
alion. " . 0om
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
Gamblers
Luck
II
By GEORGE MUNSON
ss~~e~e-~s->-e-
Copyright. 1916. by W. G. Chapman.

VCopyrsht. 1916. by w. G.. Chapman)
Jim Davis, in the train, cursed at
the delay in reaching his destination.
He was in a bad humOr with the
wOrld-nOt that this was unusual with
him. His gambling trip, which was to
have netted him enough for six
months Of extravaganza and luxury,
besides the modicum needed for Molly,
had produced only a few hundreds,
thanks to the new vigilance of the Do
lice.
He watched the girl in the opposite
compartment. She was a pretty girl,
with a tear-Stained face at which she
dabbed furtively with her pocket
handkerchief. She looked as Molly
had looked, ten years before, when
he had persuaded her to throw oveI
slow-going Jack Douglas and become
4 gamblers wife.
He knew that Molly had regretted
her choice every week of her life since
then, and he had tainted her with il
and taken pleasure in inviting Doug
las to the house. He could see their
love for each other, uncxpresSed
What Il fool Douglas was, not TO TAX,
advantage of his long absences, Bu'
what a good thing that Molly was
church member and SO incapable of
deceiving him!
He cursed again as the train spec
on. He had long since tired of Molly
Still. it was convenient TO have the
little household drudge at home. te
cook and slave for him in the rare in
terNalS of his presence there.
Suddenly the train lurChed. Swayed
swung giddily along the edge of the
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
At the TeIephone.

The printed Injunction: Don't Jig.
Ne the hook" is seen in conspicuous
,Isces all over New York city, having
been placed by the telephone company
b order that its patrons may learn
hat the way to get the best telephone
pryice out of the system is to be sane
md gentle with the apparatus. There
ne people who do not know that IL
central" does not respond promptly
nd properly the way to attract her at
sutOn Is to move the receiver hook
Y and down slowly, very slowly. II
nch Is the hurried ones conduct a
tiny electric lamp is flashed before
be face Of the operator. If the hook
b iggled rapidly there is no lamp
Aghted at all and the operator goes
iDout her work serenely indifferent
nthe perturbed state Of the person at
De other end Of the wire. By seeing
iEcnan at telephone when she is
hahury-and at other times, too
zoe can easily gain an insight into
Der character. The querulous, cranky
'uman flying to pieces at the phone is
frequently seen. She should have
Don't tiggle the hook" framed over
be telephone stand.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
eees Get 5usy IN Tai,

n<xx--
A.. nins rom the Oregon hills
spending several days in the
= Aalns hunting, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
49,, sanoer brought, in addition to
m as'aole game, a pasteboard box
4 n. swarm Of bees they captured
6n.. ~ woods. a Williamsport CPa)
ntes Hiaueipnla inquirer
nm. 'ount Of the cold the bees were
alss handled, but when they were
~ s I'o the steam-heated passen.
a. ssn OF Northern Central train
"a : nun they began to get busy,
ans,.a. lew minutes emerged from
~, = to give them air. :nA' mad been
as. ,sss time than it takes to tell the
ss.s ga. had all fed to the next
sos ,, saa the bees held the fort for
a, a., e. Finally the conductor nut
d, :, ral OF gloves, made a dash into
q. :, . ~ raising the window, tossed
ID 49, !. bees out into the night, but
Z. aoss oar = ne had been caressed ON
W a hot-footed one.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
FOTO'S FOLLY THEATRE

Attractions for week ending Satur-
day, May ).
Sunday, April 30.
1.-THE Little Brother" Taiangle.
Enid Bennett. ) parts. Fox film
Comedy" in , parts and "Pathe
News"
Monday, April 30.
1.-THE ChaliCe of Courage" Blue
Bird. Cleo Madison. parts. 5th
Episode. "Se"rct Kingdom" DorO-
thy Kelly.
Tuesday, May I.
Loves Law" Stuart Holmes. Fox.
; parts. big V Comedy" "A
Daughter of Daring" Kalem Rail-
road Story. ) parts.
Wednesday, May. =.
Love Sublime" MILFORD Lucus.
Triangle. ; parts. 9th Episode
':Patria," Mrs. Vernon Castle. In
ternational parts.
Thursday, May 3.
1.-THE Fall of II Nation" Vita
graphs Wonder Picture of the Sea-
son. 10 parts. "Pathe News of the
World"
Friday, May 4.
Wrath" W. Il. Warner. Deadly
Sins. parts. Other Pictures.
Saturday, May ).
MANS Woman" Ethel Clayton.
Brady Made ; parts. Other pic
lures.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26

embankment and crashed into moth
ingness!
Jim Davis was on his feet, staring
at the ruin. The girl who had
awakened his interest lay pinned be.
meath a beam. There were heartrend-
ing grOans and cries everywhere. By
miracle he, Davis, had escaped IN
scathed. Gamblers luck!
He did not stop to think of the suf-
feringS of his fellow travellers. The
wreck had taken place just at the out
skirts of his home town. Nearby a
trolley car had stopped. A crowd was
gathering, running from every quarter
of the compass. Davis cursed as he
pushed his way through them and
mounted the trolley. Soon he was
speeding far from the scene of the dis
aSter.
Half an hour later he was standing
in his apartment. 1t was queer that
Molly had left the door unlocked. He
would take it out of her for that. He
approached the little, barely furnished
living room quietly, intending to sur
prise her and see the happiness fade
out of her eyes. He flattered himself
that he could read his wifes face like
q book.
To his surprise he saw Douglas
standing there, and Molly, with tear
stained face, leaning her elbow on the
mahtel and looking at him attentively.
II am sorry" he said convention
ally.
1T is terrible" said Molly.
The newspaper gives his name
among those killed. 1 thought it my
duty to be the first to tell you"
Molly put her hands in his. 'Thank
you, Jack" she answered. II can't
pretend to be sorry"
"YOu ought to be glad" said Jack
Douglas, flushing.
Jim Davis chuckled. The situation
was amusing extremely so. The
poor fool could have divorced him
years before, and she had felt bound
by her stupid promise at the marriage
altar. And even now these two dared
not tell each other of their love.
Jim was mistaken there. Douglas
held her hands tight in his own.
"Molly, you know what this means to
me-" he said.
She leaned her face against his
cheek. ITO me-" she murmured.
"He was bad man, Molly"
Sometimes l think of the man L
used to love-" she answered. He was
not wholly bad, Jack. But shall try
to forget him."
She raised her head and their lips
met. Incredulity and rage swept over
Davis face. He had not dreamed that
this love-rnaking would go on In the
face of his supposed death. He thrust
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-04-26
IDEA FROM SUBMARINE
.b. microphone Tells
~" the Scheme.

,,,or Science Monthly and
10 IRE r ADVANCE, William Dubilier'
FOrio' .-,can electrical engineer VINO
be eaIsd to Europe by one . OF tine
alec sOr defense against hostile SUD
Of ns ass describes the experiments
parinss,, 81 the adoption of a remark
shicn na submarine detector.
ole Much uUsh it is impossible to see a
AnO submerged submarine Mr. Du,
despg ,,ovod that there was a method
bas s., Oe its exact location in the
d as' In describing his experiments
be says: AIN. submarine gave
sppf soupd Of some kind, would 1t
t0f'I - : pOssible to devise some form
na . !" by which it could be
sl. w That was the starting idea OF, Of
sss experiments that | conducted lot
:. allied government.
W. "a, once the beating Of the proper
:, a submarine suggests itself. 1t
W. : Characteristic enough. Motor
~. !" steamships and other power
-. -, vessels have prOpellers, and al
ans .h their period of vibration is diff
I've Nv, from that of any other engine
,.,.n craft, some other sound must
y s,' .sought-something as distinctive
me call Of robin or the neighins
horse something that by no pos
~, chance can be mistaken for an
absr sound.
Vi q ,oupd what | sought in the weird.
"a, hmm of a submarine. Others had
s.,rd The hum long before | began my
. r. 1t was taken for engine
-s,.,,on But it is much too high in
,t,b for that, as | found by actual
tests
q sOon convinced myself that the
a. sbrill, almost singing note that
:, Ne heard when the Diesel engines
:. cut off and the submarine is trav-
.l,,s under power derived from her
sursgs batteries is due entirely to her
Irtric motors. The sound is unmis-
nt,ble Step>i into any central station
vbsre electric power is generated to
U,bt city and you will hear the hum
4, submarine. There is no difference
n the ear To devise a means Of de-
tscing this sound at great distances
us the object Of my experimenting.
The microphone a. once suggested
uwlf as a suitable instrument, and
WITH its use, a submarine could be
heard at distance of fifty miles"
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CHARTER

OF THE PINECLIFF GRAVEL co, INC.
United States of America, State of Louisi-
ana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Or
leans.
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April in the year of our Lord one thousand,
nine hundred and seventeen, before me,
Henry G. Bloch, notary public, duly com.
m. ssiOned and sworn and qualified in and
for the Parish of Orleans and the City Of
New Orleans, State Of Louisiana, therein
residing. and in the presence Of the wit
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personally came and appeared the several per
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who declared: that, availing themselves of
the laws of the State of Louisiana relative
to the organization of corporations, they do by
these presents covenant agree, stipulate and
bind themselves, as we'll as such persons as
may hereafter become associated with them.
to form and constitute a corporation and
body polite in law for the objects and pur-
poses and under the causes, stipulations and
articles hereinafter set forth and expressed,
which they do hereby adopt as their charter,
to-wit:
Article 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be the Pinecliff Gravel Co.,