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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
glns6aIten N 9nrd6aIten y ManI6aItcn.


Inter 0ieer lleberidrift idreibt Oos ~0cutidc
Souruol
giad6em oie tonangebenoe amerifonde Ercle
ebeno uie berDorroaenoe @olititer Ole pic 3lm 9ei
ipiel 5cnatoru 2oOec, nemals beionoere 6remol6oft
fir sic frcnloqcborene 9eOotermg befnoct baben
einnuitbig cr1rt bo6en ooB Der SoDoIitdt Der ome
rifcnIden @iirgcr Oeutider 9(bfimt nidt ou 5meeln
ici lit nit gctumtbet 81 crporten. ouB bic Dcuh'
Nmerifaner bier mGbreno oes Sricges feinerei Der
foqlmg oocr 9c1itigung 81 gepGrtigen baben. gues,
mos BON ibnen erpartet miro, it, ooB iie, mie jeoer
on0ere amcrifanide girger Ool unO aon0 ibre Ntd)t
crfiacn nidt mebr uno ndjt menger. Delcr @npor'
timQ mer6cn lie nidt tduihen 9[ih oc @ngcborigen
oes octihen NedcS sic bier ondilie iino weroen nm
QeIort ibren 6eh1en nodgeben fonucn 10 lance e
fcincn NnitoB crreacn AntoB crregt aber icbr bau.
fla ldon elm lnbeOadteS g9ort Gs fam nidt nod
oridid gcmlq oatop bngepeien merocn baB IN Dem
Nuqef6lid in Dem oas observation-disclosures Die Stregs
9leohtion ongenonnuen bat, @riegsredt nno oonlt
ser oloenoc @oroqrap6 ser @eriailmg IN &rat trtt:
.Artfcl 8, Seftion g. 9lls Scrrotb ge9en Ole Sers
cinigcn Stootcn iol mir Die aregibrlmg gcgen ite
onaeIc6cn perOcl o0er ooS 3uommenboten nit Dem
Geinoc ocriclbcn 10 ooB 2ebterem Goridnb in6 Siie
qcleiiici miro Seine @erion oa ais ocs Serrotbs
iiberfiibrt erodtct mcrocn olbcr men 5ipci 3eigeu
cine ino oieebe Notwithstanding befrnoen ooer lie
jn ofieucr Gjcrittsiieuig Elm Geitdnonb abIest."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
emsmabI non bIuloen pnbcrn. ,mIe @Rran

emsmdbI pnn biuiQen QficbcIn; ,,gsIc @iraeI
mcrbem?" Srdoen sluimorien; g'rieiiiener
%0rlc,bic0er Nulbhiicbci Gei6diiSrnibeeher etc
Gbrebt fir @rntis 9Srofucfe. .,Cbnc 4egrcr
Nnnfiid iprcdcn nnb idlrcibcn 81 lerncn". Sir
9encinQeudnAcric, inr g(ue. Die iio in Ger enNs
lii6en Sprd.he iben mo tHrDollionuHreu Dols
6inc hr3QciaBie @romnlnfif Der eHQliiben
Sprabe mo gnletino. in iurler Bell obne
pebrer @uQliih iprcben rno fd)reihcli 5n ler'
Hen @lot cic gn5iprnde ocy sR5rier Die man
fiQe NtilierinmnllinN ben Nriefcn Aedhnun0en
NnliuI0cn. doni,niten. YeeDicln Nupclinugcn,
@ci6ditSldrieu ETC Nnr Si.OO NehcllnnAcn
nit Dem VgiraQe bite lu aoveiiiren; Charlie
Nailmcner HM1iihiaa 0ompanD, Cos 5birb
gtUei,ue, 9ielu gori " ~ yher nur Qeaen
yoraAcbe5ablHnD berianoL (Se319iaI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

Giee 9eitimrntng lit olBcrorocntlid oc6nbor, Die
gSortc u&orbn6 unO Nilic" fonnen icbr pcrlNcoct
lid onsgeegt werOen. Srgcno peldc Ngtotion ooer
aud nur oficutlide &ritif gegcn Wlobnobmen Der 9e-
oierimg fam ideBlih ais ~oen 6cinOe geleiteter
9ordnb" be5eidlnet weroen. Gie Stroe fir Serratb
fam Der 600 ein in mloeren 6daen 3udtbousitroie
Syrgeno melde SbGtgfeit I'M Sntcreiie Geuti6lono's
miro oIs Sponose bc8ednct mo oii oieies Serbre6en
itebt i'm 9regsiollc eoentuea Sooesitraie (oud iilr
gddtbiirger) An Der 2oDalitGt Ocr Amcrfdner ocnt
id)cr A6funit it, oas miiien mir 9le, nidt 0u 5peiien
Ge Qartiden aber meroen ibrem Gaterlonoe inO lid)
icIbit Oen 6eitcn Diat Ieten Denn iie mdbreno Der
fomnenoen @regniIie II Inn Elm oeutides 8rotuort
5l ge6rauda n oas gtnIl bolten. sSer icne 8un9e
ndlt 5gen fonn, miro iib Die 6o9m ieIb 5nouidrei-
ben haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

1lnnI9INItcn5 51WufIi.
GS iuirn Diermii alien Beronen mo Gorpos
rdiioncu oocr StdhtS N1rueribdiicH. melcbe 0jes
i6Giie ia her Siani Baltimore heireiben rnD
6dH cine SindisNceB beH0tJlqen, hcauni
gcmac6t. eine gCcn3 8u eriuirien oocr oicielhe
an ooer OOr Sicniiag, bcm crnen Gage ocs
funlmcroen Mai 1917, gu erueuern
Gin tntcrlaiicn, clue qicca5 5n errutfen,
nnierprii Yeri0nen cner stroic nno Soften.
perr @oam Senpert @lcrl oes Common
&lcaa Vetidis iii iebi bercit picen8cH n ieis
ucn 8ircau i'm @ericbeNebdnoe BON 9 uBr
@ormitiaeS bis 4 ilbr NadJmltaas duS5ncuen.
Eas Siaais &crbertngS oclurieneni miro
bcreii lcin. Heril0eNlnqs Nrolcr Nicen8en am
cricn 1aac bcs tDmmcnocn Wini 1917 in feis
mem 8ireau i'm llnloH Srllii ,Scbdloc bon
ll6r Sormiiiaa1 Dis llbr Ad,bmiiass aus
6nliclen.
SGDmaS g. WcGulM,
S0erii oel Sidot baltimore.
t@pr3AG.9, lib. 16,1s,2O, ,23 eG2S,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

Bic NndDridjt Duu Scr GricgS-SSOtidJoft Ocs %rGF-
0cnten gSilion an Ocn GongreB uno Dem olS fiber IN
9ltSiidt tebc6cn Gintrtt Ger Scr. Stooteu in oeu
&rieg geoen 0eltHlon0 bot mie Die omcrfanilden
3citimgs -GorreiponOentcn berd5tcn, 0ie iih nod in
9artidonO 6ciiuoei in Berlin nidt Ole geringc 9luf
rcguug Derlriodt llngefdbr Oieie6e Grdeiumg tritt
bier 5utoge 9(ud bel ms lit penig bon 9lufrcglmg
5u bemcrfen 0os |olf Ipridt mobl iiber oie 2age
o6cr in Observation-Disclosures @ieie lino gcbt rlbig ici
nen Geidditcn nod. Sn 1898 mor eS gon8 onOerS
Canals niodte iid] nod Der on Spouien ergongenen
&riegSerfGrmg elm @ntbniiasms bemerfbar, Der
feine @rcr5en fonute Die jebiee Gube oes @olfcS
biiben n0 Orbcn fam nir 0urd ocn llmiton0 erfldrt
pcroen Dob Oie |6ltcr ioiiei ooB Elm unmttelborer
3uonmcntoB Ger StrcitfrGtc Scr bcioen 2GnOcr aus
eedloicn it, Dob minocitens ieds Monotc pcrgeben
miiiicn bis bic Ser. Stootcn nennenSpcrtben 9ntbe
an ocn &Gmpfen nebmen fonnen nno bis oobin Diel
eiht 6reOensOcrbouolmge 5wiid)cn Den @8ittelmad
ten un0 ctlideu Der gntentemGdjte i'm @ongc ien fon
nen rno 70 Elm mirflider gSoeugong 5uiiden ocn
Ser Stnaten uno Deiitidlouo nod DernlieOeu wcroen
mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

gefanntIidJ bnt Serr SWOpe, Der cbcmalige Scr
tretcr Der ,glcp Dort gSorl0~ in einem @ude iiber
Geutidlono i'm Sabre 1916 bcbouptct llngorn ie ein
ourdJ u0 Oltrd Oenlofrotiidcs 2ono gSie cs INN bic
Denotrotie llnqorns 6celt 1T erbcllt aus oIgenoer
Nlitt6eilumq aus 9uoopet Gc glntrdge 0es Sppolto-
neaen Stepbon 9aofomsla 9fufo8s5D's I'M A69eorone
ten6nuie ouf @creibwng oes Moblred)ts wurocn nod
lGngerer 8ebote nit 122 ge9en IS Stinmen obgc
lebnt M2inIer 9rd0ent EiS3a bcfGnlpfte ocn 9ntrug
uno iogte man oirfe nd]t in ocn irrigcn @Ialtben
perfalen Dob oos Snterciie Der Station inter allen
llmiidnocn 0ns ocmofratAe gSublrcdt erforocrc
gScnu es cine SSrage gebe ole IN &riegS5eiten rno IN
Der beutigcn crregen 9lhHoipbdre nid gcoIt Weroen
f6nnc 10 ici cs 0ie 6ruge oes 8oblredts Sin iiber
eiltcr Sdritt fomie groBen Sdaoen anridten~ IaS
piafiride ungorde gSablrcdt mare elmer &eiorm
oringcuo bcoiiritg.
Ginr Scntlidyc Spgc Der Ocutidcn SlOdaSc Scr bri
tiidcn iron50HNen n6 itolieniiHcn &iiIte 5egen mn
icrc 9(lSfubr5obIen fir ocu Nonot 6cbrunr @ir
ifbrten aus 705,S95 SSGiier SSci6cnmcb i0,3S3,524
Quidel gSei5en umo 65966S0 Qudcl @oiS SIN Sc
bruor 1916 fibrten mir Gus: 336124 6der gSe
5eune6l 15,053576 guibe @ei5en uno 5,t51097
@lois Gic gSe3enmcb 9lusiubr iel olio foit Inn sic
SGlite lno sic g9ei5cn 9usfr6r NOR elm 0rittel pen
qer ais in 1916 Nhir Ole @toisousfl6r nobm nm
! 11/3 @ti0onen @uibe 5u.
Sumcre @rrcn f5nncu uernlicScn mcrScu, ,ucuu Gin
ce6cr ld r6ig oerGdlt, ndt iber micre mSmdrtae
@otf 0sfltrt iuio in aItgewobnter gSeiie einer Be
ihaltigimg nobge9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
gcfonutmudluuscu.


Baltimore, &. glpril 1917.
Ger SinbtOcomeilr miro AM Mithupd ben
fl. Npril 1910 81 Der 3eii uie unicn angeges
ben. On Sri uuo Stcue eridciueu. I'M Die Re
Dcair ocr iolgeuocn 5traBcn ieii3unelleu
Sprngbil. gucinc, bon gNyi 0cigbisssOcs
me bis cottage glpenue unt 4.t5 Ndlhr.
NOttagcalOcnuc, bon Springbiu bis 8iolcis
gIOemles, nm 4.30 ylahnl
0blUar0 3. Gouuan,
(gprG) EiaoisNcoWcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
llhiILin 8. Grih.

Gs iiarb an o. 9lpril 1917 96iMp 6. Trit,
qcebier @diie Der 0eriiorbcnen Clara ,Srib,
i'm gllter bon 81 Tdbreu 8crpanoie un0
,Sreunoe iino enoelaoen Der 5rauerfcier am
SUnntaa, s glpril. yindhmitaQs llhr, in ieis
ner gSobmina. gir. 1888, Gplum6ia.QlUcnnc,
bei6lpobncn. @c'icbung priDat aui Dem
o9Seiiern Srieo6oie"
Gin ianiler Io0 mar Sir 6eic6icocn
Ser 0ano cniicl ocr @ilaerilasb.
8 noGeli 0lt i'm ier0en 5rieoen
gusu0en IN 0cnl ii6en Srab.
(0fOrg. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Mn Die Yomeu

Tie cmsiar Smulc Ia ner Stabt
lluiere YidbsNGien ietf often 'SunNe 9d'
nyu mflfhc Die NloihcrNunrrfnit ndd oril
ucncfcn pieihoacn erlcrncn Upnfn fbnnen oiee
in furler aeii ourh hen @E,dns dil oief
alcilen erreih,n llulcryih Niorgcns. 9iotl'
mitldoS nn T9rnnS Ncqncme ztnuOeH. Snl
Ndihe bceDiulene ArJeiien fUnnen tDdbreuo bee
llnleriihieS fortOefeb mcrOen VrUniolilher
lluierridt i'm @Hhpuri bon VuicVu crtheilt
Gdbere MnSinnf ftflilidD nnei c.nnolim bel
an. &Ntegs. gig. 3O2. Sssit. eatataee .sirahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
gradltcnalucrt6 it cinc 1epcdlc ans GlcOclanS, .

Scndptcusucrt6 1T cine 9epcIdc ans GlcOclunS, o..
nad weId)er elm SRI aote 0opiS begonnen babe Die
5roiien ocs y3odborItaotes omobil 81 modem" Der
3eit engcgen IN mcder cs iir Sen aregsial gcboten
ein pr0e, oie mGnnliden Snouitrieg grbeiter nit
mei6lifcn ob5ul0ieu Sic boiit miuoeitenS cine @dl
lion rGcfrutcn" fir oiee Nrmec oniucrben ou f0nncn
Gas iino youd id0nc gluSi&ten~ fir Dos itorfe @c
i6ledt ncben oenengen ouf bo6e &riegsIteliern mo
nod boberc 2ebensmittepreiie nit @aeni, mas oieic
@egleitcridemmgen eines gepotcn S{rieges fir ooS
orbcitenOe &olf beOelten m0gen, ltno nit Oen Wobr+
ideinlihcn 6oecn Der glrbeterinnen. Y3obmodJlmg
pcm eS nod Oem ®e an oe ,Demobiliiirimg"
qeben oa g9ir bo6en ia eeleen mas Sic Snoniprtdl.
uobme peiblic6er Arbeit fir huere 9etrebe g. 9. bel
Der Whmtonser5eugung in Giicnmerfen II. T. 10. IN
oen riegfibrenoen %GnOcrn @iiropas beOect mic Die
9(rbciteridoit oeier 2Gnoer oiern ie nidt bon niB
ldcr 9eihditigulg gum m0r0crd)cn 3criiorungSmcrf
oes 9rieges fortgericn, nit 9ongcn Dem Gage cincr
0cupertbelng ser 9lrbeit an bic 6eiocn GeIhlcdter
cntgegeniebt im0 oanlit elmer roofoIcn llnnpcrtbm9
ser ArbeitSpertbe If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Whrcaa ocs Weoda6c.5 c.5nipeftore.

~. Ntlt5 lJl
IS miro bicrmit beianHi aemaft oaB bic
@nilioro @uiloing So, gtnldB Der an 49,.
1876, glblcbnii AZ. &aragrapb - Q0ic an 2s.
Nooenlber 1911 ancnoirD, I'M GrdubniB
na0gemDi bat, 0ds glnpeien an Der Ciiiciie
IalbotisSnaBc, s4 sur fiioh1 bon Nlerrns
mars Zane ais cine 5iienilite @araGe 5u
lemben.
(glpr6 ID C5eb1lloe Snpeitor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
Wenl.ert'0 9}orf.

Trebcrid NOao, SOrieg Zane uHb 0llt0H.stF.
GlHet Der BrJRteH EiCHicRarfs tm 9eciteHoe.
Sn OernietDru
an Grqaniiationen GDnliia9s SCbillen uno Rirs
cDen Mlle mOoetnen einridmlleeu milo 8e'
qnemli9feien Hnn eeIng lilr irgeno elre
Wieuge
YriDat 2utosDienii bon @lefiriittei ste Bnn
Yart loltenirei Wian bnbe 0aieu iet IA. Ole
heen Jude iiir NuSlliQe An erbaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06
g}erf6o NiefridI.

GS ftarb ON o. gpril 1917 Bertha Sietrim,
qeliebc Satin oes Oeritorbenen Sobn 6.
0eris0, i'm Alior bon 68 Sabren. Ole Iruucr.
leer inoei am SDuntaa l23 llbr ysa6mis
Tags, In brer Yg0DHnnq yir. 1853, NuninS.
StraVe iaii. NeiicbuHg pribai
(Ylpr6 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-06

" q II N [ G. .. Nprll l9lI
Gcricncltc AiiacbDtc, inn Tirfiint, init Der
glnldrii y%rufnials ior Snfnling Soilci
Gqnipmrut In 0iiitDn Sruio Siil anS SGrlcu
am liriuu 5nudrcc", Ncribici an bic .Npdr0
Of gnparos, IN care Of ibe Sin Jiegiiicr Jiatbi
baus. Baltimore. Wiar1ano mcrocn IN Dem
Bureau ocs SdoisNeQl bis INN II 1lbr
&urmitlngc, Niithuud, ben 49, 9lpril 1917
citOe0cn Ocnonicn. opcciicriuNss mo
Ynaeboi Gormulare i1nnen in Dem Nnrcau Der
Yarl Neboroc. an ooer nacO Dem D. glpril 1917
bc8oGcn perocu.
sir jeocn Sab Der Specilcaiionen uno
Vldnc miro Scr @cirao bon $500 einoeioroerf,
melder bcr 3urildaebcn Der sGlGue, penn IN
0nicm Sniiano, 0m oocr Dor hem %. 9lpril
1917 3uyiideriiatict iuir0. Spccifcni0Hell
Weldc benubt muroen, nm glngeboie ju nias
Den. iperoeu ais 3uriidcrliaiei angciebel
Gin hcQlnubiQicr GDcd 0cS YiccrS aui eiu
g@lenring 8anf" Sans fir Den in Den Speci'
ticaionen 0nAeinbren 9etrag, 3Oblb0r an ben
Wiapor ulb Staniraib Der Giaoi Baltimore,
nniB ieocnl gHdchoi beiqcllQi lein.
Ger croNreide Qicier iuiro qebdlten @iirG'
idlat in Der qep1bnldeu iSorrt In Qleiher
NDbe 0c5 NerageS 6es 0oniraiics, mo Der
Nelidiigunq 0cs Sido Rrouraiors unierioor'
fen. 5u licuen
Die Gonlrdfi Qeb6roe bcbdIt lid has Ne6t
Dor. rQenn Elm oocr nllc 9lngcbote 1urilGNis
mcilelL mo Den 0onirdfi onrh iepdrale Aldis
pii8runa ooer ais @an5e2 5u berBebcn
Ss1oroc Der 6onuaiiiare.
(pe3) 8. y. Scllg,
SeireiGr
(ges) SDbn 0u0ert,
Temp BrdlbeHi der 9onlraii8eboroe.
(ae5.J sraut 9recon,
(Apr6fD &iils Siaot Brocnrator
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-04-06
PERSONALS

ICY" AIbaugh, of Hanover, Pa, was
i'm this city Wednesday.
Mr. Emory Kaufman, of Baltimore
made business trip to this city We'd
nesday.
| MIR. Truman Cash, student at Get
tysburg College, Ak home for the Eas-
ter holidays
Mr.. a. s. Burkholder, Of York, Pa
was ON a visit to his home a rev
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .. Shriver,
Willis street, are spending 10 days al
Atlantic City
4 Miss Grace Gunther, Pennsylvania
avenue, spent the weeks end with her
sisters, In Baltimore.
Miss Sadie Davis, Of Baltimore. was
weeks end guest, of Miss Derma
Yeiser. Pennsylvania avenue
| MI. and Mrs. Victor Zepp, OF Wash
lington, are guests of his parents, MT.
and Mrs Thomas zepp, Park avenue
Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph L Baust and
daughter, Mrs William Shaener, TINS
city, spent Monday in ChamDersDurs'
r..
Mr. William Babylon, WilliamSportr
Nd. spent Saturday with his brother,
Mr.. George w. Babylon, West Main
street.
ANVIL and Mrs. Edward r. Kaufman
land son. or Baltimore, are spending
easter at Elkheim, their farm, near
Westminster.
Mr MI Wesley Matthias, Jr-, of Bal
+imnra spent several days this week
with relatives and friends IN anu
near this city
MI. and Mrs. Grover C- Hunter ara
son. Joseph, Or Greenmourt, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II.
Hunter, this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Of Montgomery
county. spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with his son, Mr.. r. ". Lewis, ana
wife, Bond street
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph =. Stoner ana
children, Park avenue, called on MRS
Stoner's aunt, in Baltimore on Sunday,
who is desperately Ill.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Tyler, of Wash
ington, I'D. C., spent from SATURDAY
until Wednesday with SherlH ana
Mrs. James M. Stoner.
Mrs. George Zentz, Of Baltimore, Il
visiting her mother, Mrs Annie Anil
Valentine, OF Finksburg, and sister,
Mrs. Vernon Rhoten, RAIDER Farm
Finksburg.
Mr. Lawrence Is Fink, student AM
Rock Hill College. Ellicott City, A.
spending his Easter vacation with ms
father. Mr.. Charles E. Fink, East
Main street.
Miss Eleanor Thomas, who mas
spent some months In Detroit, Mich,
has returned to the home OF her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. William A..
Thomas, Court Place.
Mrs. Dora H. Zepp has returned 10
her summer home, Summit Cottage,
Finksburg, after spending the winter
with her son, Wilbur H- zepp, Chevy
Chase, Washington, I'D. q.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAR. 80. 1917
MILITARY CENSUS.

Nothing lis being done at present
which win ultimately rebound more
tn the aid OK our country or be %
greater Importance. than the taking
cf the military census referred To ga
another page, It AID the very keystone
of preparedness, In both military and
industrial lines, for upon it alone can
be inteIIiEently based reliable con
clusion as to the man-poWer Mary
land possesses for the farm, the fac
tory, the mine and the army
WV are at war, much against our
viii. not for plumber or territory. but
for the maintenance Of the principles
for which our fathers died principles
which WIZ must uphold to continue 70
be q free and virile nation. We can
mo longer submit to their violation by
Germany, for submission now would
Nv degradation and disgrace
Let no one think this war will be
over in III day, II T. ant to r. long,
and cali fOr sacrifices from us all ln
time and in money. IL not in blood.
We cannot begin too soon to take
@thck Of ourselves, to find out what
each of us can best dc for the land
that has made US, and. finding out
what 1T is, to- do it; and here at home
is given us an opportunity To do our
bdt. FOR all can help In the taking OK
this census, either By voluntarily act
imE as enumerators or furnishing all
the. information nc hand possessed by
Us when approached. There is moth
ing at this present time which every
Ona of MID cam do in Maryland that
will aid more In the cause or America.
There is no pay in it. but what is
better III tn sense OF having done
voluntarily IA good work from patriot
ism alone. Let the people Of Carroll
County show the rest OF the State
NOW promptly and accurately this
work can ID done when it Ii driven
by love of the land, for the earlier it
iS completed the sooner will IT, store
Or valuable information ~ available
Tor our country's use.
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War Declared.
War was declared this
morning on Germany by the
United States after being
held up by the House for
some time.

Mrs. T.. L. Reifsnider, who spent
several months with her daughter,
Captain and Mrs R- B. Creecy, Marine
Barracks, Washington, IT'D. C., returned
home Wednesday
MIR. Eltinge F. Reifsnider spent
several days last week with hi uncle
and aunt, Captain and Mrs. Richard B.
Creecy, at the Marine Barracks,
Washington, d. c.
Miss Alice Lippy who spent the
winter with her brother, Mr. Granville
Lippy and family, Pennsylvania ave
nue., returned Tuesday to her home in
Baltimore. Miss Irene Lippy accom-
panied her and spent the day in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Rhoten, of
Finksburg, had as their guests Sunday
MIR and Mrs Charles RhOten and
sons, Walter and Alvin, OH Reese; MIR
and Mrs. Jesse Close and sons, Fran
els and Russell, of Westminster; Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Williams and SON,
Herman, of Finksburg. and Mr. Ray
mond Rhoten, OF Baltimore.
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Resolution or Respect.

4 Whereas, Our Heavenly Father in His divine
wisdom has removed from our midst our beloved
sister Margaret Ann $aylor. devoted and hon
ored member OF the Patrons of Husbandry.
And whereas, In,her death the Grange has lost
a valuable member, the community in which she
lived kind neighbor and her family devoted wife
and kind and sympathetic mother.
Therefore ID III resolved. That the Carroll Coun-
ty Pomona Grange liza regular session extend its
profound sympathy to the family of our deceased
sister.
And be it further resolved. That the resolutions
be spread on the minutes and copy b. sent to the
bereaved family Of TIN deceased.
T C.- SLlGGLUFF,
C. W. MYERS,
H R. COOPER,
Committee
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For Freedom And Civilization.

No government of great people
waa ever subjected to such terrible
indictment as that which President
Wilson, with the full sanction and
support of the American people,
brings against the Imperial Govern
ment of Germany Ira asking Congress
tD declare that We are at war with
that country and to authorize him to
exert all the power and employ all the
resources of this nation to bring the
conflict tO successful termination M
From the New York Times.
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| cSTATEMENT OF THE OWNER
- SHIP. MANAGEMENT, CIRCU-
ALTON, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE
ACT Oh CONGRESS OF AUGUST ~
1912.
of Democratic AdUocGte published s0cektg
at Westminster, Maryland, for Apr. A,
1917.
State Of Maryland, ss
County of Carroll, J
Before me. Justice of the Peace ln
and for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared u. O. DlffendaI,
who, having been duly sworn according
to law, deposes and says thatlhe IS the
| Business Manager Of the Democratic
Advocate and that the following ~, va
the best Of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership, man
agement (and if a daily paper, the circu-
llation), ETC., Of the aforesaid publication
| for the date shown In the above caption,
required by the Act of August "a, 1912,
embodied in section 443, Postal Laws
and Regulations, to W.T.;
n. That the names and addresses ot
the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business managers are:
Publisher, Democratic Advocate So,
Westminster, Md.
Editor, Z. o. Diffendal, Westminster,
Md.
Managing Editor, =. @. Diffendal,
Westminster, Md.
Business Manager, w. v. Dlffendal,
Westminster, Md.
That the owners are:
e,morrrrr0r rERS
Mrs. William il. Vanderford, west
minister, Nd.
Lee G. Lester, Westminster, Mo-
Joshua w. Herring Estate, Westmin-
ster, Md.
James H. Billingslea Estate, Westmln-
ster, MD.
George wv. Albaugh, Westminster,
Md.
George NJ. Parke Estate, Westminster
Md.
David p. Smelser, New Windsor, ND
Charles r. FoutZ, Westminster, Mo-
Mrs. Samuel Wordsworth, Mt. Airy, Nd.
Mary T.. Vanderford, Westminster
y. W. Frizzel1, 1900 Mosher 81. Bal
t1more, Mo.
John J. Rose, Westminster, Nd
John J. Stewart, Westminster, Nd
Francis Neal Parke, Westminster
| Md.
J. oliver Snyder, Hampstead, Md.
Mrs. Catherine +. Herring, Westmins-
ter, Md.
Ella y. Albaugh, Westminster, Md.
Westminster Deposit & Trust Co.
/ Trustee of Co, Westminster, No.
Ella C.. Simpson, Westminster, MO
Edward o. Weant, Westminster, Md
Mrs. Carrie e. Grouse, 1922 Appleton
ST., Baltimore, Md
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security holders
owning or holding per cent or more OF
total amount of bonds, mortgages, OF
other securities are: Qf there are none,
ID state)- None.
~. 10. DIFFENDAL, Manager.
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Germany Wanted War With United
States, And She HnS It-

The German Government wanted
war with the United States. The
German Government has war, with
the United States, ind it IL tO DC "a
100 per cent war on our part. Our
quarrel is not with the German peo-
pie, but with the German Govern
ment, and the President rightly de-
mands that this country now exert
all its power and employ all its re-
sources to bring the government of
the German Empire to terms and
end the war From the New York
World
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EDITORIAL COMMENTS.
We Must Win This War.

WIZ must win this war and earn ara
honorable peace, and wars are only
won and honorable peace is only
earned by intelligent service, by en-
rrmOus preparation, By the united
sacrifice Of the whole nation and by
freely pouring out treasure and blood.
The time for argument is passed
Every mans duty il clear now
RAlly to the fag, and nerve your
salR tO meet wars sacrifice and wars
perils as every man should meet
them, dauntlessly resolved to win or
die. From the New York American
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z THE HARDWARE
fehr, "a 5S ~ a 4 III ! Fl
MARYLAND.
ABLISHED 1866
MARYLAND.
ABL-I$F1ED 1906

GDO YOUR BEST FOR INVITE ON
COAL-TLL LEAVE IT TO YOU.v
y That's what many people have said
tO uS this year. Under tine uncertain
/. existing conditions, why isn't that the
best thing to do. Pick out some Coal
h' dealer You have confidence in, and
leave it I'D him. Smith Az Reifsnider
VIII do their best for yOu.
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Few. Charles Bonsack, of the Blue
Ridge College, will preach at &C. ser
-es held in the MedfOrd Grange
J III. Sunday afternoon, April s, at
3 m.