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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

Gugcnc 2eoering 1T ser Sbosmci-
tier Ocs go5ors unO 6err So6n q.
8lon0 Der @orliBcr. &crr 9lanO iagt,
OoB peri6ieOeue 9lniidten oe6uBert
murOen, pie Oas @elO perpenoet
peroen ioIl.
Ole 6ormer nArmee".
Die &efrutirrng iiir Die M2arp-
Iano OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6at ge-
tern N3orgcn inn 9unoeS-9lrbeitS'
nohluciS 9ureou I'M Stewart-@e-
6Guoc, Gdc @ov- mo g8dtcr 5troBe
bcaonneu. Ger critic &efriit, oer iib
Itcltr, NOR Gin 60 Sabre alter Sung
geicle, pel6er 3pcinIol in Scr 8ltn-
OcS.g .g(ruce geOicnt lno iieben Satire
euf oen @0ilippiueu 3ugcbraht bottc.
Seiu 9tome lit 8corge s. 9romn.
Gs 6otten ii1 auBerocm nod eit bal
Gos GuBeno onoerer D9ictrllteu" ge-
meloet, pon 0cneu eiuer in Der re0lt-
Ioten 9Irlnee eeoient 6ottc. Gin on-
Oercr mar Gin friibercs W'itglico Oes
A. 9ie9ineuts. Sin S0lann BON 60
Sabreu melder 5pei S06ne i'm 5. Sic
aiment iteben bat, io9tey ooB er 9lrbcit
iube, ga er fir oen llnter5alt ieiner
Srou uuO 5lpei onoerer 9iuoer 5p ior-
Gen BOT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
0artenpartie.

Inter Ocn 9liiipi6ien Der Gborol.
@cicaitoit Der ct. @lnrtin's 9lfooe.
nic fiir jinge 0nmen miro morgcn
9(benb nm s llbr Is cine Sorten-
partic in Der 6olep-&oac, Ode BON
5nucttc 5troBe uno Sutton 9lpenue,
DerouiiaItet. Gine eroBe sln6obI BON
attroftiucn Grciieu fommen 8ur Ser
tbeiltug einidlicBlitb bon foItlidcn
gtdb. uao Stiderei .glrbcitclL Silbcr.
@eaenli1n0cn etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
NcnmtcnlnnM.

@eitcrn g(bcno fouO in uSotcI
Sumter sic 9eomtenpabl Der n9Ro.
rDlano SotcI lluoeitcIltcn @creini-
gung" nott. bic folocnoen @erioucn
miiroen erpdbIt: @iniom 9. Wieieu-
acbl 9Srdiiocnt; g8iaiom 2. guiid
@ice 9Srdiioent; Ebomos 8. 6orreu,
Sdoeueiiter Gborles Q. 4Seoie, &C.
fret6r; GSronf Ys. 2en8, Serecant at
9lrmS; gB. 8. SccIp, @. 6. 9riobt
ion, s. 8. Eau, 9(. 8. SutIouo,
SarrD 3. Smucr, 6. 81. @ctcali mo
6. u. Gong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Srctcn Scr SSlptte 6ci.

S,n 3oaont meloeten iih Oic fol-
genocn jiiueen Dtdnner fir ocn
Gienit III Der 9unoesflottc All: Gbos-
6. aroit bon Siusoolc, @iOy goltcr
Gi6oros bon Cumberland Mo.,
5onucl 8. GonnelD bon Gnmbcr.
lno, NtO.. GborlcS 6. 5Goib uou
9lr639, McIt.2crinoton. 5traBe, uno
Eoul s. Soritmonn bon @lcuburnie,
M1arplun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
5rricr @irtns-Giutritt fir @aiicn.
finOer.

sSn Grmnrtlsno Der Groiiniing Der
usluifalo gin @ilo @eit 5bolp"
icaIo9cu Ole Scr5eu ocr sSuoeno IN
0er 5taot 6obcr, mic gclpobnliA.
12oraci iinoet oie critic @orItclnng
itott uno am Gonneritog iii ocr glo1
nittda gum ireicn GIntritt fir oic
9gaiicn beitinnt. 0ie StroBcnbobn-
&crpalhng bictet freie 9ciorOeruug
fir oie @aiicnfiuoer an unO miro
bic not6igcn gSo9gons oilf alien 81.
nicn nod Der GomonOion.NDcnue
uuo 9entaIoitSt cinlteaeu, aud
oie ainoer unentgeltliob auriid befor.
bern Gem @reBasenten oes 9irfus
lit oieie ojroBmutb 81 Oeroontcn, Die
bod onerlannt ueroen unlB, neil
0eu Stieifmocrn oes ciliidS bier.
ourc9 9ober @ennB gelp1brt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
@cldIicSeuc qentc

SIN areiSoeriGtc erbielt ISroll
Giteae s. 9oIie BON g}r. S0S, 5iio.
gclnoro 9luemIe, cine abiolite S6ei-
Dung Don i6rent Manne, Der ii6 in
Der 9unoes 9Irmee bat onuerben lai-
ieu o6nc babel fiir ocn llnter6nlt lei.
uet 6ral 81 iorgen. Sarrp s. 8oile
1eirot6ete om 20. SNtui 1912 mo
trot Damn in sic glrmee Elm, o6ue lei.
rar iingen Srol irgeno etras gum
SebcnSltnter9oIte 81 ienoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
NIinOer 9aiiaaier mir0 0eportirt.

Non Der @innanocrlingS. .9ebor0e
muroc Gnos Deomooo, 30 Sabre alt,
aus SSonoico in @eitinOien Oepor-
tirt, ocr ols blinoer Yaiiogicr in Den
Ser. Stootcn 81 lonoen ncriudte.
9icowooo crflGrte, OoB cr in galti-
more 6uci Sabre anidiIig mar, ober
@eimipeb befnm iino I'M lcsten gIlI-
quit ouf ocm norweeiiden 0ompfcr
yTero Gru5" ais 0eioer onnmItertc.
gladOem CT 6mei 6abrten mitgeuadt
uno Den crporbcnen @eroicnit in So-
mdicn oiiigebroltdt bate, iMlih CT
iicb an @oro cines nod bier bcitirni.
ten Gon1pfcrs, I'M ipieoer mad ocn
Scr. Staoten 81 gelangen . ocs ibm
nid)t lgclarg, glrbeit III Der Seimatb
al fiu0cn. 8ipolf Stunoen nad Der
glisfobrt muroe cr in Den aoblen.
bunfern entOcdt ino bei Der qlnfrnit
in Baltimore Den Yeborocu iibcrgc.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Sin orOi,er O2odlla6.

gla6 Dem I'M Mailengeridbtc einge-
lcidten 8eridtc beIduit iiA Der 9eod-
lab oes fiir5lih Dcritorbencn Serrn
Oscar s. Wlurrap, oes friibcren
@rdiioenten Der r8oltimore-Obio-
8obn1, auf $S99,60S.36. Sr. Wlllr-
top mar nidt Derbeirat6ct llno bat
lein Serm0gen gum eroBen E5eile
cinen 6onO fiir Die llnterItiibung
ron @ittmen mo @oiien BON go6n-
gingeitelten iiberloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
eMdte @rI8Inna uun Ian6em geiOcn.

sSrdii @illiom 2. Stiles, cine Cod.
ter oes 6efannten 9iebtsantpoIts
9llerouOer 9iobertlon bierielbIt, lit III
Nelp-Yorf ans eiuem 6eniter in oem
8lpeiten Stodrperf ser Mobnung Scr.
1155, Eorf-9lpenuc, geltiir5t inO
fpurOe toOt arfgefitnOcn. Srau Stiles
mar ldngerc 3eit cine Eutientin in
ser Y6ipps'ideu aIiuif oes So6ns
&opfinS Soipitals unO perlieB bic
9lnitolt Dor in9eef1br 10 Eogen III
Der gcglcitlug i6rer ShpeIter 6roit
u. 8. MiOoleton, Inn nah Nieeip.Dorf
airiid5ufc6rcn. Die llnaliidsbot.
idait bat Sen %otcr bier 10 idluer
bctroiicn, Bob cr geitcren il6c5 0r5t-
den 3ulprud babeu lulBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Bur Brnbtmma !

gnu6eS.W Wenernlnniualt :. W.
Ojrcgurg bat Dem Bisiisen Bun
Dcs.1iItrifts.glniualt Samncl 81.
Dennis iOlgcnocs Sdrci6cn 5u-
acinuot; yCgcc6rtcr Serr! sic
luerben 6ieronrd anoeiOicien, Ocm
nadfOIaenOen GrlaHc bic wcitcitc
%crbreitnHg 5n gcbcu. Ncln
ircmSocburcucr oentider SciRO in
Oicicm qanoC, bcr bisber uid)t an
Gonplottcn gcgcn bic Sntereiicn
Der Der. Staotcn bctbciligt mar,
brondJt iidD Dor ben Sdritten Oes
Sniti5-9cpnrtcmcnts ~ fiirdtcn,
10 Iansc CT oic fOlsenOc &arunug
bcndJtct: 0Wc6ordct benz @cictc
unO biitct Gnre 3nHgc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
0lnnisipaI.@adlridltcn

StoOt-SSnscuicur 6. @i. SenOrid
iaet, ole Seuuiplpania Giien6o6u
ioIlte ibren 9ctrieb in Baltimore
eleftriiircn. 60 Wlann Der itdO-
tiidcn Mills erer5irten eeitern
9lbeno III DER Eurn5olIe OeS
Staot-Golles.
Sn Der 9eitrigeu Sieung ser &c.
portcnent GbcfS in 9lopor @rc.
Iton'S @mpfongs5immer uutcrbreitete
5taOtS OtSSngeuieur 6. NR. Senorid III
ouSiiibrIider @eiIe lcinc glniicbten
bc5iiglid Der @cnniDlponio.Giien.
bo6n.%lGnc. Gr bate Id Dor cini-
gen @oden na6 Stem Dorf 6egebcu
umO oort oen clcftriiden Giicubobn-
%erfc6r cingc6cnO ItilOirt. gr er-
fldrte. oaB ole 9ellniplpouio-9o6n
ibren @ctrie6 iuncrbalb ocr 9alti-
morer Staotgren5en cleftriiircn lnO
Dab i6r nidt erlau6t merocn ioGte,
DeridieOcue oifenc Strcdcn in ser
Sofimon. uno on0crcn Stroben 5u
6nuen Sic iollte aitd eiucn 9o6n,
bof i'm Centrum Der Stoot anIegen
unO fonnte Damn Oic Stoot alien
@iiui1eu ser Geieaidoit uadfom.
men.
Sr. George 6. ". 6oirIcp, Siilfs.
SSngeuicur Scr Gleftriiden Gommii.
ion ianote geiiern an @laoor &rc-
Iton cincn BON Srn @corge Gibbs,
coninltiren0er Sneeuicur Ser @enn-
iolponia-Giicn6obu pcrfoBten @eridt
iiber oie @Ieftriiirung BON iSraht
bo6nbofen, etc. Gieler 9ertcbt cut.
bait gerooe oos @cgentbeil bon ocm,
pos Sr. g8. B, 9lttcr6ilrp, @icc.Brd-
iiocnt Scr EenniplDonia-giieuba
81 Ocu Niitglicoern ser Suoget.9c.
6oroe iagte, als er Dor einigcu "a.
gen Oie &ldue ieiucr @ciellidoit err
fldrte lmO ole Gleftriiirimg oes @c-
trie6cS inncrbol6 Der StaOt9ren5cn
in Der gcgentportieen 3eit ais o6io.
Int inmoglicb 6e5ciAnete
St6otiih c mills.
SSn ser Eurnballe 0es StootGol.
lea 9rer5irtcn geiteri 2lbeuo 60 itdO.
tiidr glnggeiteIlte, Elm S6eil Der itdo.
tiiden Wlilij, pelbe gegenpdrtig BON
circm bon 9lopor &reiton ernonn.
ten Gonite ollfgebraft miro. Major
Sol i. S6irIep gorite6er Der Eopo-
germeiiuues.Gonumiiiion
go6 oie Gonlnanoos. Iicienigen,
welc6e an Der geitrigen llc6ung Ebeil
no6men 6n6en idon friiber militd.
ride ghsbilOiung genoiien itno lie
ibcrOcn, nohoem lie nit Sen ncucn
GonnonOos ncrtrout genloht nor.
oeii ino, III 3uflnft Oie ouoeren
D}italieOer Ser itdOtiid)cn Drills Elm.
cgcr5iren. Die @or6ereihngcn fir
oic @riinOimg Der Glili5 iino nod
nibt 6cen6et, Wioior SbirlcD ent-
ibloB iih ober. nit Scr 9hs6iloung
BON @r-Solooten ilugebcnO 5u be-
ginnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

TCIcarap6iIdler McttcrbcridJt.

gluS 0cn iibrigcn Qlulocs-g8ettcr.
@cobabhngs-S -Stationcn muroen Die
lolQcnoen nie0rigItcn Eemperatlrcu,
bic inM s llbr gcitcrn Abeno 5errid.
ten bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
llntcrboltmnos. .gscoiuciIcr.

,.anbitorilnm"- " Nntion obcDeo ber Hom'
m1n0"
oNpro'c"-, 1be blue Rardoiie".
,,OinnctN"-a Scpiember Worniug Wlorlee".
,,DipDporumeH- Ndnbeblle uno Monoelbiloer.
,,WinrnlnuD '@BOnOepille unb gRnnoclbtloer.
,,NhNtsNldbcmie" Irenfurc SaldnD"
.Ntctprin" 9,nuOcpillc mn0 g8nioelbilocr.
Aennen ~ 0nUrc be 0jrnce $on 10. bis
80. 9lpril.
,,Nrion" 9Ythpo6 ben %. 9lpril CONCERT
ilno Nn1 Ia Dec .gebmaun.6aue".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
g8d6rcn0 Scr lcbtcn "a Sfin0cn

9SabrcnO Der lebtcn "A Stllnocn
fat cs IN Der Region Der 9roben
Sccn mo in oen noroli6ep Staaten
oes Mcliens geregnet. SIN gon5en
ziiocn uno III oeu mittleren Stoo.
ten berridte cine bo6e Temperotlir,
oage0cn 1T cS fii6lcr in Den noroli.
dcn 5taotcn Nlit 2lusno6ne BON
9legen i'll oen Sceregionen ino i'm
Gbio 26ale mo GemieIice miro oos
gGctier IL ben Staoten oitlid pom
Wiiiiiiiippi inncrbaln Der nd1Itcn As
c5iunoen ih0n Ueroen, Dur in ocn
glcucnalano- iino Den mittlercn at
lantiihcu Stoaten miro cs ctiuos
fiiblcr lucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Die 9icnncn 6ci SaUrc Sc Ojracc.

'Gie @cttrennen bci SABRE Sc
@rocc morcn gcitcrn ipieOer gut BE-
fdt EoS &eiultat ser ie1s 9ien-
uen luor, iuic folgt:
4. Nenncn Az 6nrlonaS, r2oop
eileen" :, nSlibtoretb," unO oSinceri-
to-
.. 9ienncn . @leilen ..stlcco, +"
sole @ai6oeI" un0 oSonorltnu-
ing"
g. 9ienneu, p WleiIc, ~aina ga-
got" yaotbrDu @rap", uno vG6errb
9lipe.~
a. Slcnncn, 5la 5urIong ~Rca
@oOoD", yGor6ioe~, unO rgesfb."
g. 9ienucn Az GSllrlong, ~Eippi-
tg Dlitdet," uSuico~, uno p@ireinia
yca.~
g. 9lennen / Nleilc, 20 guros,
v9roomseogc" y0liB ariltcr,4 uuo
uFreiton 2pnn."
T. 9lenncu WlciIc. 70 9)orOs,
Isl 9icp rFoug6fccpie~, rmo ,,Gl.
Ia 9lDan.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
@eMte " temmeM
.6aUre &c Wrncc.

z Olenucn tdelIn, eini@IicRn@ cuer eiccpIc.
cbnic
spceial,0ienudhsc: Berniplbdnld.@ii
idbrf 1890 NIB 110 gnbnl y. & 8. berldBt
@nnIoen 9a6nboi t10, Wiouni &onnl 1.14
gfoc6m. @intriit 5ur 1ribiine illio SaiielpIaB
Sf5O. 9ancn $500.
cries Oicnncn lint ii9r 30 Vadm.
(slpri6- 2L23-29 930b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
epnnenanI. nnb .llntcraana.
GlMtb
gScttcransTdJtcn.

Sir WlnrDIano unO Den EiIirift
Columbia 6eute flor uuO noroli6c
g9inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
@aie6aN.

Gie Qlaltimorer Derlorcn Oos qe
itrige Spiel nit Dem Glu6 bon 60
DIETER oirf Dem biciigen Spielplobc;
lie mahten III Oem gon5cn Spicle
nur 2 9tltns, md6reno sic @egner 6
9hns ein6eimiten. Inter Sen oht
GhI6s Der Snteruotionolcn 2igo
ite6t Baltimore iopcit ouf Der 5pei.
ten steae. Cie Score mar:
"9ntcrnatiuuaI seaont"
SnlguldmOrs.
s8I57s'' s8ssII:s' 9 e 8 SS IT'S 9 SO
Carpenter ~umbire".
GeiUipn ~giidber' nnb NlcstooD ,Gai6er" fir
s6aot ~9li@er" l,no gsenoea yeutber" fir
~ @rObOents.
sSfS4S''' ssiGiS ) 8 90 8 9 ! 8 SSl55
81 MInmpnO.
i4'99S"Iiol' 5 . Q 8 . 7 9 3 2-s
,9atonnl 2ennuc".
3n @biiaoelpbia.
asrdum,Il ariL3rsI9oia. 9 9 9 "a
SrootloR.. Q Q-3
81 Cincinnati.
gSaI3iG8oa gSI;ooBai.. 5 sS (. .qS az
IN et aOniS.
sa sIitsS"ta5.. gs"is 9 q.qS g g 8 8 S-g
"slmcrIenn asagac".
Sa Bottom.
ssi'S 5'ss s,it 8 8 , 3 3 $ z 8 3
81 ssaIbiuatun.
gsoibiuoton o o. 0 O. 81
@blaoelppia. 0 "a
: glriOn :-
Sdlnh-Gon5crt nmS @OQ
WiithnodI, % gpril,
2ChmnnH Salc.
(slpr22 25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
yunoeS.Icpartcmcnt fit 2nnoiuirtb-
Ihoft-gp gpetter.Niirenn.
YScridlt Ses Noltimorc ggetier6iireams.

Ger 1eudtisfeitseebnlt Der 2uft
NOR "A @ro5ent I'M 8 ll6r Nlorgcns
mo 40 @ro5cnt I'M s llbr 9I6cnOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
eitnno Oes etaOtrat6s.

DoS lebtc offcntlide Serbor be5ilg.
lid Ger W1ild -&erorOnung.
0os Gomite fir Yoli5ci unO @c-
fdngniBmeien miro Die 9tnnobme
Oerielbcn empfeblen. IT. 6ubr-
mcrfsbeiiser ioaen fir ein &C.
iponn $3.50 pro Gag 8ieben.
Dlit rii6rcnocn g9otteu appcairte
geitern 9lahnlittog Stoots- -Senotor
a. s. Campbell al sic NSitgIieOer
6es StaotratbS sgomite's fir @oli8ci
unO @efdngniBiucien Die geroro-
ming, mclde oos Yolteuriiircn bon
Nlild boribrcibt, ilngiinitig ein3u6c-
ridtcn, ga Die @orihriften in ser
gcgcnwGrtigen 3eit bon ocn Dlilh.
b6uOlern ni6t ousgefiibrt peroen
fonnten ielbit penn Der MlilhpreiS
erbobt miro. @r mndtc Die N2itglie-
Der Oorouf oufmerfIanL ooB iie, foas
Die Yeror0nung ongenommen miro,
ibr politiihes 2cbei 6eero6en. 0os
geitrige @erb6r por oos Iebte, mel
dcs ooS GonIite bctreffs Der @eroro-
ung obbicIt. @r. @iaiom 9. Spen-
GER, Der @oriiber OcsGomite's, ma6tc
mad ocnt Gerb0r befonnt, ooB ole
8croronung in Der nG6Iten Sibung
Ocs Staotrotbs eiinitie einberidtet
ino nit 3pci Announcements perieben
mcrOcn miro. 0os cine 9lmenoenent
6c8icbt litb ouf oen 3eitpunft, al
pcldem Die 8eroronung in Groft tre-
ten ioa, uno ooS onoere ouf ole @or-
idriitcu be5iiglid Der 8uttermittcl
fir S2iibe. 9ic @erorouiing loa om
4. SUM III 3roft tretcn; Die StoOt-
batter iino obcr Der glnlidt, Dab oeu
WlildbouOlcrn mcbr 3cit gegeben
ueroen ioutc, ipeSDolb Oic Grilt ie-
oenfoas bis /. Suli DerIGngert per-
0eu miro.
WloDor @rciton ipiinidt Die um-
gebenoc glnnobmc Der @eroronung.
Sr. SomieI 2oih BON Der fiinften
SSoro rciMte I'M crltcn Gotbs5peigc
cine 9ieioution ciu, in pcIcber er Scr
@uoget-9cboroc uno ocn berIdic0e.
ncn 9cportements &orItcbern en-.
pfbieIt, Ocnicnigcn 9eriouen pelGe
Der Stoot Eferoe uuo @ogen Ieiber,
in 3ufunft $3.50 pro @eiponn pro
Eog, onltatt So, au be8obIen Ou oic
6lrter- uuo 9iobmoterioIien @reiic
beocrtcno eeltieocn iino. 0ie 9Reip.
luton muroe I'M eritcn uno ipGtor
i'm 5mciten 3wcige einitimuig augc-
nommen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-27

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Loan bonds enters directly into your investment.
You make your spare change work for you while is
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR SICK CHILD
california Syrup of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver and bowels.

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup of
Wigs" that this Is their ideal laxative.
because they love its pleasant taste
and it thoroughly cleanses the tender
Mttle stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping
When cross, irritable, feverish, or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! If coated, give
teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in few hours all the
foul, constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out Of the bow
els, and you have a we'll, playful child
again. When it's little system Is full
of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-remem-
Der, good inside cleaning should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs handy; they know
teaspoonful today saves sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store for 5O-
cent bottle of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Adv.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
GROWING FINGERS.

German medical papers report
striking innovation in surgery that
has been tried by Doctor Neuhaeuser
in one of the army hospitals-a new
method of growing new fingers to
replace amputated digits. The earlier
method was to graft toe upon the
amputated finger or thumb, but Doctor
Neuhaeuser has successfully used
piece of rib as material for fingers
and thumbs, getting at the same time
covering for the new members IN
flap of skin taken from the breast just
outside the ribs.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
Butterflies for Decoration.

In Boston there is woman who has
transformer butterfly collecting iNA'
commercial enterprise yielding h&Ad-
some profits. For this wOman's unusual
line of trade force Of trained COL
lectors. scattered over all parts Of the
world, is engaged in gathering no less
than 100000 specimens year. Instead
of these exquisite insects being mount
ed for scientific collections only, they
are used chiefly for decorative purposes
in a score of different ways by jewel"
ers, florists, modistes and Others
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
FOOD RIOT IN NEW YORK
Women Carrying Babies Cry: 1--WE
Want Bread"-Dispersed by Police
Mayor Asked to Help.

New York, Feb. 22.-The cry Of
housewives unable to meet the advanc-
ing cost of food was heard in the
city's seat of government on Tuesday
when several hundred women from the
tenement districts stOrmed the city
hall, screaming: "We want bread"
They came to place their plight be-
fore Mayor John p. Mitchell. Many
carried babies. They swarmed up the
steps and tried to push their way
into the building. Policemen on guard
shut the gates.
The leader was Mrs. Ida Harris,
president of the Mothers Vigilant
league. She and three other women
were allowed to enter and await the
mayors coming. ave are starving,
Mrs. Harris told the mayors body
guard. 1--WE demand help from the
mayor. We will not be responsible
for what happens If we don't get 1t"
The leaders were told that the may
or would not be at his office, but would
arrange a meeting later. Sweet
Marie" Cans, one of Mrs. Harris COM
panions. addressed the women from
the city hall steps and was arrested,
charged with disorderly conduct
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
STATE BoRRoWs MILLION.
Funding Board Sells Bonds at Par
Drawing 334 Percent.

Funding Board Sells Bonds at Par
Drawing 3A Percent.
The state funding board has sold
to the Fourth and First National bank
of Nashville and the Third National
bank of ST. Louis, jointly, $1,OOO,OO0
of the states bonds. The bonds were
sold at par and are to draw 3& per
cent interest.
The sale of the bonds were authoriz-
ed by the general assembly and direct
ed the funding board to borrow $l,-
100000 to meet deficit with which
the state was confronted 1t was de-
cided to issue short term bonds for the
amount. The bonds are to run SIX
months. A few financial institutions
of Chicago, New York and other
money centers made propositions TO
the funding board to finance the loan'
but after a full consideration OF all
the bids the board decided to accept
the offer made jointly by the Fourth
and First National bank of Nashville
and the Third National bank OF st.
Louis.
The state will have ample funds af-
ter the first of March to meet all obi
cations and with the $1,0OO,0OO deficit
cared for by the sale of the bonds Ten
nessee will be in comfortable condl-
ton. Taxes are due March 1 and the
penalty goes on after that date.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE SPENDS
WEEK IN WEST TENNESSEE
INVESTIGATING
CONDITIONS IN FINE SHAPE
Interviewed Fishermen and Inspected
ReeIfoot Lake-WiII Submit Sew
real Bills When Assembly
Reconvenes.

Nashville.-The game, fish and Tor
estry committee of the legislative in
vestigating committee has returned
from West Tennessee, where they spent
the week in visiting Reelfoot Lake and
other points in interest of the fish ana
game laws and preserves of the state.
The committeeman were enthusiastic
over conditions prevailing in that Sec
ton, and have in mind the preparation
of several bills which they think will
prove beneficial in the protection OF
both game and fish.
The committee first visited Union
City, where they stopped en- route to
Reelfoot lake, and one day was spent
in hearing and consulting with the
sportsmen in and around that city rel
alive to the best plans and policies to
be pursued in relation to the lake.
The committee then went to Reel
foot Lake, where a conference was held
at Samburg with the fishermen who
make their living on the lake. All mat
tiers of interest to the FISHERMEN, and
the frequent sportsmen were discussed
at length, and an inspection OF the
lake was made. Next the committee
went to Dyersburg, where a confer
ence was held with the sportsmen who
are most familiar with conditions pre-
vailing in that territory. The game
and fish laws and all sides of this mat
ter were discussed.
In Tiptonville conference between
the citizens of that and adjoining ter
ritory was held The committee also
inspected what is known as the Wash
out and the Scatters. Here the ques-
ton Of draining the lake, which has
been advocated for some time, was
taken up, and it was found that the
people were almost solidly opposed to
the plan. This matter was also dis
cussed at other points, and but few
were found who advocated draining
all of the water from the big lake. The
committee also looked into the expert
ments being made by the United
States Bureau Of Fisheries.
The committee next went to Mem
phis, where a conference was held with
a number of sportsmen relative to es-
tablishing a branch game farm IN
Shelby county.
They then returned to Nashville and
met in the office of the fish and
game department, where they COM
pleted their inspection of the books
and accounts of the office. A number
of the members of the committee are
now preparing bills to submit to the
committee for recommendation to the
legislature.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
Clock Speaks the Hours.

A clock which announces the hours
In good round English, instead OF
striking or Ginning, is the latest form
in which our old friend the phono-
graph appears on The market. In this
clock, the inventor has hidden a
monograph horn and a record carry
Ing all the hours, halves and quarters
--"Twelve o'clock" Quarter past
twelve!" and so on. The disk is
geared to the clock machinery in such
a way that the photograph makes the
proper remark at the proper moment.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
Papa's Way.

Katherine came home from a visit
to a friend. Mamma" she said,
papa isn't affectionate, is he? He
doesn't love us children"
"Why, of course he loves you, dear
Your father is not demonstrative, but
there isn't anything he wouldn't do
for the happiness Of you childreE'
why do you ask?" ....
Why do you ask"
= "Oh, nothing, only h. never calls US
'dearie,' like Mary Parker's father
"Well," exclaimed her little sister,
who had been listening, quick to de-
fend her father. 81 don't care If he
doesn't call us 'dearie;' just plenty Of
fines he's called US all dummies"
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1917-03-01
GOOD FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN

Children love SkinnSr's Macaronl
and Spaghetti because OF its delicious
taste. 1t is good for them and you
can give them all they want. 1t is
great builder of bone and muscle, and
does not make them nervous and irri"
table like meat. The most economical
and nutritious food known. Made from
the finest Durum wheat. Write Skin
ner Mfg. Co., Omaha, Nebr., for beau
tiful cook book. 1t is sent free to
motherS.-AdV.