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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
9lms bcm Snnern NIarNlunS nnO
ben amgrcuSenOen StuatcH.

Ginbrc b cr in Sen w ar
Gin6rcher beranbtcn einen Sooen
in NolBerpiac bei Sogcrstopn bro
d,cn in sic @a6niatiou Scr uSselt.
Iidcn Morplou0 Giicn6o6n" in Zen.
Wlor elm lnO in cin GeIbnlS 81 Gbor'
mian am Sonntag @}orgen. sic lie
zen ein BON G6orlcs @orOncr in So-
ecrstopn geito6lencS 9llrtomobil i'm
StiG.
So5ioliiten q fominottos
tionen
Tic in 6roit6urg tagenocn So8ia-
liiten na6men Oie iplgcn6cn glomi-
nationen Dor iiir Stoatcs- -Scnotor-
@oworo Sorris, ien4 BON Gumber.
lonO; iiir's Gelesotcn6ous 9loab
I. 9. Ewigg So6n q. Gapis lmS S6os.
@i66n bon Irolt6ira, Sames Z.
9oQsoon iino 2. 90. Gefiin6aua6 BON
gaeIternport mo 9llerauOer Nlonroe
BON 9onoconing; iiir S6eriii-Sobn
gorber BON 6roit6itrg; iiir Golmtp-
GomuliNdrc So6n @. Sinn Don
Cumberland, 9ouis aollmDer BON
!Soifmou umO George ". Stepens
Don Mount Sooaae; fiir Glerf fiir
Die Gountp.Gomnliiidre Charles
l} @enninQton BON Cumberland
fiir StroBen-0ireftoreu o. 81. @loore.
lano bon Cumberland ino Steele 9e.
bans bon 8roitbirg; iiir Gonntp.
Sdobmeiiier G0mnrO g. aDl(
pom GSroIt6urq. Gle So5ioliiten tire
ten fir sen g9ioerrif 0es 9Iusbe
6imqs -@eiebes Gin, 90 es Oeriallm9s
piorig lei
2teBcn cs lid i6meden.
.0er6ert S. Soooer, 9lmeritas
glo6ringsnlittel- -Iittotor, imo ieinO
! Gc6iilicn 9l. g.. @iIbur lnO g. e
9(acn fonen am Somitag BON &aib
inoton per 9nuomobil nad 6reocrid
Die @eIcQidait no6m i'm nGitu so
! lei" Elm iriigoIes 0'itto9snabl Elm
! Co5ieIbe beitono MIR ans @roupen
iuppe, faltcm Souerfraut inoil6el
oemiI6ten 9itonterict gcroIieten
Su6n nit @aiieln aortoiiclnus
/ nmgc Grbiem N1ois an Der 9lebrc
! 1oulatenF SoIo0. &tirEiGe nit Sobnc
aaifee imo Gigorren. Gen Serrel
miru0ete oas ciniahe Mabl bor5iig
lid. oenn Sic 3o9rt Dnttc tie 6nmgri
gemadlt,
4 Sn Suflnnb aange tom III II
Tie critic Der orei 9lbt6eillmgen DC
D'arDlGnOer @}otorgcidiib 9otteri
BON Baltimore traf inter Dem 9et6C
BON Souptmonn Sobn =. Sing De
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

iebte iein @hid aiif eines iener Spiel-
papiere, oeren ietpeilige &lirsbobe iid
nit feinem itoffliHen ODER 2eiitlngs-
inert oedt
9ange Gage pergingeit nit i6Do1l'
fenoeu Glrien. lln0 oonn ipraug bic
crboffte 4oniunfhir ouf; @obltrntt
erfaBte 0en 9Iugenblid, perfnifte, &c.
mann 1iuo trug einen @eite no6
Soilie, Ger i'm eliidli1er mo1te, olS
emit bas gan5e Yermogen oeS alien
9iotsberrn NIT Ieinem ipGrlib trngen-
ben. ii6eren 8inseeihdft.
glber Mo9ltroiitS @eptriI tpar erit
Elm fleiner @roden fir ieinen Sdul-
0eni1luno. CT m1Bte nod einmaI
iuager, nit boberem @iuiat, iutb nod
einnnl.
@s tat Dem olten Wonn in oieIen
iorgenbollen 8eiten ipobl, 0ob er al
Sorie Elm freinolides, frobeS @efGt
iob, uno es fam Dor, oob er Marerit
diif Die Sdlulter flopfte uno iagte, iie
lei cine brane, iitnge @oiiSfrnlt.
GS NOR cine oIte @epfloqenbeit Der
sSanlilien @obltroiIt uno SSdger, iih
9eaenIeitig om @eburtstag 6es Sous
BERN gum @fien ein5ulaoen. Sn Die
fen Sogen nun crying ON Die MobI-
traitts tpieoer einnaI 6reluo 2uo.
iDies gLufforoering gum @eburtstogs-
mabl. @s botte bel Sagers einen fIei-
men 8erorliB ecgeben, ols Die @inla.
oung peri6idt ipuroe; 6enn @mnD
pollte als TiIdno1bor fir oos cine
@obltraiit WlGoden ibren Sreuno
sSreo Tiirf bitten; Sdger ober bate
f6on an ieinen SHiiBling Gbriitopb
Sol0er geihrieben, Der arf elm babies
SSobr i'm 2onoe tpeilte.
Sym eroben &efig mar bic @inlo-
otne 70 iin5eitig ipie noelib gefom-
men. 8obltroiit Iebnte an jenem
Gage nit 5ninmmeneefallenen ShuI.
tern in ieinem Stubl rno iogte, er
fonne niHt ouseeben, eS iei ibm I'm.
mogiid}, irgeno iemanO 81 feben. Ger
@runo mar, onB ibm fem lebtes, ,grOB.
tes @o9nis feblgeihloeen uno er itatt
Ieiuem Gtiid Wel0 cine S9uloforoe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

sic edige @eitoIt Ibien idmoI uno
ihlonf IN Dem f9mar5ei 9iod llno
ais er nm, ii6 5um 8ortrog ian-
melno, Den @opf nohoenflidb beiigte
mo einen 9lugenblid in oieier Sal
tling berbarrte, oa por es Wlarerit,
olS Itrable I'M Den iliueen gloden im6
oen lodigen &opf Die Berfldrung iii-
genOliber 9egeliteriIng glls er iiD
0onn oilfridtetc, ben feiteit Slid oilf
Die @eriammIimg beftete uno nit Sod-
lider 9ic0c ieinc Grfdbrltngen IN
Qlfrifo bci1rie6, oa mar es freili1
ipieoer Der einfodc beIonnene gmuerib
ipr0Blinq, ben iie Oo borte 9lber in
ibren @coddtnis blieb ooS 9ilO 0es
pngcn NloiIueS nit Dem gebeieten
glodcn, iuo non ibm aus fbien fortan
elm 9i6t mIi ibrcn pfIidtgeregelten
QLlltag.
Seine Grbcitering belt Dor, ais
iDie0cr einnlal 0ic Sorgenmolfe ibpiil
iibcr Dem 6ouie bing, iinogobltruutS
5erhircbtc 5tirn icbtUcrc 3eiten an
5eigte.
IS bottc iirb nGlhlidb bein SCRIPT.
cinforf crfpieien ooB Der Sereoit oes
Soies i'm Sinfen mar. 8pei Sir
men botten ibre 2ieferllneen einge-
iicllt bis ouf 9lb5ablung Der nod oust
liebenoen 9etrdgc. W3on batte bic
ggaren BON onoeren @ei6dften be5ie-
ben niiiien, oie i6ledter beoieiiten;
ole almoen batten es 5li eiitgelten ge.
babt, un0 @el1meroen noren einge.
loiifcn @obItrniit fab nur nod @er-
ger, @efabr, DenIiitioung imo Gorge
Dor Iib. gr fiibr beg gsaHtS aus
ibrcdbofteu Srdiunen ouf; am Gage
nerorllb er iicb in iein @ureml, 100 er
ieoen gInf0nnling 6ngitlib nncb iei-
ner 9otidoft oisipdbte itno Die @rIe-
oieung rnerfreuli6er @oit ibm bic
Stunoen perdreerte. @s mar elm 8ii.
itano, Der niht ertragen perOen fonl-
te; Serr @obltroilt iam oiif Wlittel,
ibm Elm @noe 81 noben. Cine brin-
oenoc MISUNDERSTANDING tricb i'm
cnoIidb 81 Dem &criuh, nit fremoem
.aapital eineH Smlag au lpageH. @r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

s@eine 9lufeobc ais dlteIte 9o6tcr lit
bod iDobl bel Bapo.~ ~
~llno Sic mo6ten germ an einem
groBen Merf lnitarbeiteu, ia?-
oSb iDiini1e &c mir f1on Ionoe
Ilnto INNER mebr.
Sol0er fbpieg, imO iu1bren6 er I'll.
big Dor iib oiif ben 8ooen fab, 6urdy
ionn er cine roG6e INTO erreete We6url-
fenfolge. gr ipuBte jebt, ooB Iie freii.
Dig nit ibm gebeil tuiiroe; ober er
Dotte feline @eipiBbeit, ooB ibm ieire
Grnnfbeit Die gliidfebr erlolibtc. limo
lire 9roft eeb0rtc Dem @erf, nibt
iBm.
sd CLAUDE, Sbr Serr gotcr mir
oe nit iih reoen luiien," iogte er mlr.
,g8ir niibten ons einnloI unter uus
beIpreden; ipollen Sie2"
80 ia, sic iino icbr aiitig," iagte
Morgrit.
gs mar 10 lino ino I6on, 6aB er
fir fic oacbtel Sic battle ecra0e Der.
ouspeinen mogen.
SSbr Weiprdu iuuroe lniterbrohcn,
nIS imperluitet ein beller Qidti1ein
uuf fie fiel, Der bonn @artenbausd,en
aus in ben Shotten 5inoetc Gr fam
aus 3ipei ausgeb0blten &iir6isfopfen,
Gus 0enen cine la6enOe uno cine ipei.
nen0e Srabe aei1nitten mar.
,,sSetii1e, lndte Sol3er. Nlber
Solornon, Der oie @id)ter oiqeItedt
battc, rief bonn @ortcn6aus beriibcr:
y9lba, iebt bat man cudj, ibr DlnfeI.
odnger, 0unfelmdnner, Glnselrndn-
ner im0 DuIfelDeib6cn 6abu Ilu1-
fcIiDeibdenl $50 lit oenn 0aS on6erc
Gunfelweib2~ limo er modite Iic6 in
oie 8iii6e, I'm Gha 5ll iu6en Gr
trof iie allein allf elmer 9onf Iibcn0
unO lieB ii4 gerGridpoll neben i5s
nieOer. On Goo,~ ladtc er, bid
Iubte ic1 chen. 2ab ins ood5 NAL mi.
iere W1iiben taiiIden. go bait 0u
cem 6eine notiirliHe, baba, 0eine no
tiirlide Wdibe2~ llno er padtc iie nm
ole Scbulter lno grill nod ibrem
idweren Snarfnotcn.
(GortiegAug folotl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

t6. 9lcailnentS ser 9unocSarncc IN
Cumberland Elm. Sie bogob iid6 na1
fur5er Ndit noh CotlanO. 9ln cincml
&imft In oeu 9lorrows, cine 6albe
Mcile BON Gruuberlon0, lote iib ser
Seitcnmoacn in Dem ser Solont @eo.
9iorcr ioB, BON ieinem NlotorraO
imo itii3te eineu 9(66ong in ben
g9iQS Greet 6iuo6. Ser Soloot erlitt
cincu 9rud 0es SdillterblotteS, Gr
puroe BON Siclitenmt Gr. eugene
GanncB uad Cumberland gc6radt
im0 iu6r nod Baltimore 5uriid. Die
9lbtbeilimg iebte i6rc lle6un9Sia6rt
tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

ne 6ausor0citeu t9un tonnte. SSdl boffe,
0aB Sie neiRe @rfa6rlng nit Sbrem
COMPOUND peroffentlidcu mcroen filr
hen NortGcil aiocrer Wiiiitcr.~ Ysaoamc
Onecne Scbarb, 559 0iains StraBe,
SprinQiielO, Nnn.
9n0ia e. 9nfbam's @cQetable Goms
pcuo lit 10 crioioreicl bel Der sur BON
Srauculralt1eiieu ipeil cs bic frdftgets
ZEN itdrtcnOen Gi8enldatten ptter alts
mc0ilc6cr 98ur5eln lulO Arduter cntbdIt,
hil auf ben iueiblicJen SrganisnulS
iuufcu. Sruuen bon pllcn E9etIen oeS
QmOcs 6c5cuNeu 6eitdrNi9 ieine itdrtens
Sc bclcnoc gSiriuug.
@enu Gle Spc5inls9loib miinicleiL 70
ictlrei6en Sie an &boia g. Yintbdut
Mlc0icinc So. (confiOeutial), Spnn,
Dloii. S0r @ricf miro bon elmer 6rdll
ocoffuet, gelcien nO beantluoriet lno
itreug pertrouli6 9cbaltcu peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

9(aeo Nlcus Some, 400 @eit-2er-
iugtou.StraBe.
glaeo 9omens Some, 140O &elts
9eringtou- -SraBe.
9nl Saints Some for GbilOren
@ormid glpenue, 9t. g8.
glugsburg Some, TAG SSeit-Sering'
ton.StroBe.
Baltimore Monual 2o6or Sdool
@oi6ington mo SreOerid 9iooo.
Baltimore Orphan 9liplln Strif-
fer. no6e 9eringion-StroBe.
9opS Some Society Of 9oltimcre,
Goluert. mO &Icoiant.Str.
G1riit 4. 6. G6urd Grp5anogc
@uilforo-9nenic unO o. ctr.
G6riitiou Some ior @irIS $40
@orf.9lOcnle
G5riitim Iri6unc Some ior Gonna
9oOics, 1924 8cit-6oDettc.Str
G6riitan Some ior Girls, $40 Fart'
glpcmic.
GcoconeB Some Nl. 6. G6lrd, 1901
NloOiion,9IOenuc.
Ggcnton SenIole Orphan 9liDlunL
GolmO- unO MerrDmon-9lOc.
6lorcncc Grittenpen @iiiIion SSI
SoIIins. .StroBe.
Geuti1es @reiienbeipl 1888 8elt-
Baltimore StroBe
GcttiMcS GDong. Sceuonns'SeinL
1903 @coion.StreBc
Sebrep 6rieuolg SIM 115 9liS'
Qititb.StraBe
Sc6rcio Srp6on 9liplum GaIocrton
Seigbts
Some for 6olleu @omeu, 8 9lorO-
Greter. StroBe.
Some for Confederate NlotberS,
! 1920 2iuOcn-9lDcnue
Some ior tie 9lgcO, 420 9torO.
6llton.9lOcnne
! Some for @ibons anO Orphans,
! 1915 @oltou.StraBe.
Some Of tie 6rien0leB Of Solti-
more, GmO-Sill- uuo 2oio0ette 9lpe.
9ulgemcines Geutibes @aiienbauS,
9liSquit6-, na6e Grleans.StroBe.
gSieBner Sobn 6. Orphan 2IiDllnl,
| 34Ot @oltern-9loenne.
Souie OF 5000 S6cp0erO, Mount'
uno 0ollins-StraB
aclio Some ior @irIS, Soreit &orf
2amrcnce Settlement Souic, SIG
gGeIt t2om6oro.Stra
Qiitle SiitcrS Of tie &oor, &allcD'
Ilno @reitou-g -ghoBc, a Sone ior t6C
qlgeO oi amp denomination.
2m6crou GcoconcB Mot6crs Some
25O0 gSeIt.Gort6-9lbenue,
Moraoret s. 9eunet Some, IA Slt
SranflinS StraBe.
@1arDlano 9liblum & Sroinin(
Sdool for 8ee6lenin0eo, Owings
WdllS, Mo
Narulauo 2ine Gcaieoerotc Some
Efesuille, aGO.
0loro9aro 96ooI for @ops, Sod
Haoen, W0.
MorDlono sdool for TIE glinO
Sperled NiO.
@reS6Dterion Some for @ome1
500 Observation-Disclosures.
ct. 9(nt6onD's Orphan 9lipIumL 92
gtorO-Gcntral .Qlpenlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

moacn 6oitc or in 9oircl in Sti3
aclaiicn.
Sua6eS crtl6rtc, ser lluial lei Der.
iiriod6t morocn nls Elm groBcs sInio
an i6m porbciin6r; CT 6obc Die 9on'
trolc ii6er sic 9cnfiimige pcrloren
uno icinc @1oidinc iei 5ertriimmert
por0en. ST 6e6aupteteui4t geluiBt
Su bobcn OaB Srail 6cr9i1on tooi
iei. @r lei Oooon geiobren I'M lid
ieiue @crlebunacn bebanoeln 81 ldl'
ien iiigte cr bin5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

ct. 6rancis Some, &ottcriou-Earf-
unO Gaitern-9lbenue
ct. Broncis Orphan 9liDIum 5or.
reIt 9}Ioce inO G6oie-Str.
ct. SamcS Some ior 9oDs, sol
9}oro-Sio6-StroBe
ct. Sobn'S Orphan 9liDIun 1 SlO
Dorf 9iooo.
ct. @|ar0's 6emoIe Orphan 9Iib.
um, GolO Spring Cane, na6e DO
lanO-9(Derme.
ct. sSoiep6's SouIe Of $uouItrD,
G6orles- rmO 2S. StroBe.
ct. 0lort6a's Some for Girls, 735
gGeil 2erinaton.StroBe.
ct. Wlartin'S GoD 9}irierb.
Ct @otrid's Orphan 9lDlum, 1901
@oun6 Strobc.
ct. &onl's Suouiiriol Sdool fol
Girls, 2iit Roro-G6orles- Ctr
ct. Morb's SnOuiirial Sdool
@ilfenS-9loenue.
ct. @ours Orphan 9Ii0lrmL s-1C
SIt6ranflin.StraBe.
ct @aul's &ariib @uilO Souie
$50 Golunlbia-9loemle.
ct. @mlPS @arii6 @oDs SdooI
$40 0ii-5rouflin-StraBc.
! ct. 9Scter's 9GDun anO Sdool TO
6cmale GbilOreu, 1921 NlDrtle.9lDe.
81. 9iap6aels Silit. Of Eropioenc(
800 SanoOer-StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
0as oimmadcm uOn saIsaurten.
(9lod 9lnleihng 0cs 9lder6ou.0c-
partements.D

(ytaO gllllellllll9 oc9 guerDall'Sc-
portcncnt9.)
@aneroi1tc 6dbhen o0cr Stein.
topic f0nnen 5ur 9luino6nc, rcip.
3lm 9lri6emo6rcn Der @irfen oie-
neu.
@oihc Die 9e6dIter tii4tig ans
mO loiie Gonpf 6ineinjie5en.
9e6dlter ans aienbol5 bari nan
niemals Oo5u nc6men.
gsoidc bic 0jurfen. Phi Ocn 9o-
ocu >(ScidBes leqt man eiuc SonO
uoa Gia unocine San0ooa gcmiid.
tcs Qetuiir5 (&idling Spices. @ode
oos @cidB nit tlcincn Gurten boil.
Ecdc nit eincr Soae Gia 3u unO
ooriiber @eluiir5. @icBc ocnug leid.
tes Sal5woiier C9rine) oorii6er, Dab
oie @urfen oamit 6coedt iin0. Gede
Dull (G6ceie Glot6) Oarii6er. lege
Elm reines grettcben Ooroni. Phi Oas
9rettden lege einen Stein, Der iducr
genug it, sic @iirfen inter ocnl
Sol5woiicr 5ii 5olten.
Soiic an marmem Ortc, bis feline
@lGsHen mc6r auiiteigen peun man
leidt on sen 9e66lter flopft.
gSG6renO ser @Gbrung iib 6ilOen.
ser Sdalm muB iorgi6ltia a6ae.
idopit merOen. Gaun itellt man oiC
@urfcn an cinen fii6len @laB sum
9lui6eipo6ren. 9eOede Die S6erilddC
nit 6eiBem %oraiiin Inn oie Suit
ouS5uidliebeu Soate Der &oraiiin
lle6er5ue nod Dem Erodnen brebcn
Damn mnB man Oeniel6en mieOer o6
lt6men idmel3en lnO no1mol oarii
Der gieBen
Gus Sol8moiicr iiir 0ieie Surfer
mndt man 10:
V @int Giiig
"a Soiien SaI5,
I @alone Malier.
@au rii6rt, bis iid oos Sol5 bol
lig geI0it bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

cntirdiii9ter @ers
faiiuuG bate
Sd5mer5cn III Der
lilicn Settle, 10 6aB
icj oft o5rmdc6tig
ipur0c. sOiein 9lr8t
ricib mir, SDOia S.
sinibum's &eges
tuDlc COMPOUND 81
gcbrducben Sob
t6at oies unO nabnl
al ArGften 5iL 10
N,f, trh fcfhif moi z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
eufal6cridte ans gsaI9iuatuu.


AUANiNAAAAIAA wv" ~NNiItttti
Gmpfiu0lide Strofc
QQoItcr 6. Gopis, Der an bier Olo.
rine. .2ol0aten 5piritioicn pcrtonit
latte, wur0c pon slihter 9lufam i'm
@olBci @cribt pegen 5meier &crge
ben 6eItrait. ScAs Wlonate @eidng'
niB er6iclt CT, neil or olto6oliidc
@eirdntc oh solooten in Uniform
ucra6reidt g0tlc, mo inter Der Be
idulOiqung. Spirituoien obne Sicen5
perfouit 81 6aben, puroe CT 81 elmer
@eloitraic BON $3.50 uergrt6eilt, Die
cr in Grmanqeluna 0cs @elOes iiebcn
wlonotc lana I'M @eidngniB obliten
muB. Sm @cr60r itclltc es iid 9er'
aus, 6oB Gapis am Sonntog iidl 6c.
rcit crfldrt 6otte, 0en bier Niarinc-
1oloaten je Gin @int S96isfeu 81 Der
Ihofieu. Iopis 5otte fmm 5uei Der
bier 9iuts o6aelieiert, ols elm &orf-
9olijiit, 6egleitet bon cinem Geteftio,
003mll0enlrat.
Nufloiung pom @eriidc C
runQs @eieIli6af
c,u0em tic oorga6cn OoB boS6aite
@eriidte rmO Sppoiitiou iud6reno
ser 3mci leBten Sabre i6rem @eldaTt
idtper aeihaoet 6aben, reidten 9io-
bert 8. Q90nuc, Samuel g. @5iss
6olm, Cornelius 6oro, Sobn 9. 9Ian-
oolp6. @eorac 2. 9ibingiton, So6n
9eluis Slnit6, @eorge s. 9hafmu BON
9ai6inaton. imo @iGiam g. Sop
fins. bon Ohio, S. Dl @erreniel5,
bon Nlorplono, Sronf s. Ginges, bon
0irQinia, imo 9oniel Q. NlurpbD
bon SiiO.Gorolina, Ourd6 ibre glnmdl-
te 8. 2. eos6p Smith, s. 9. glrder
uno s. 3. Gonnea I'M S6er.Giltritt.
@cridlt Elm @eilh iiir sic ireiwilig(
Qllfl6iunq Scr DsSirit 9lationol 6irl
cSnlirancc GompanD" cin Ole Com
pam par onl 8. Suli 1912 nit einen
Gopitol BON 100000 iucorporirt
poroen. Gie 9iiremls 6eiinoeu lid
i'm Sout6ern.SebduOe.
ltnteriu6ung in guto {. lin
folI.
giuc llntcriuhung lit i'm @ong
ii6er oeu 9oo ser 6rmi Seota 6ergll
ion, BON glr. 29Oi, @eitASberman
qIDe, g1.-g9., @oi6iugton pel6e oel
8erleBrngcn crlog, Die lie iib bel ei
mem N|otorrao.llnfaa 3uge3ogen bat
te Ter llnial ereignete iid IN eau
rel, Wlo., am Sonntag gl6eno. 6rol
Eerglion fab in Dem Seiteumagcl
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
g(lten6cimc nu6 &aiieu-gluituIteu
in Baltimore.

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llniteO @otriotic Nrp6ana9e, 1924
Wlaoiion.9loenue.
@orfing Girls Some Goua6ters Of
Ssroci, 1900 Sit@oItimore.StroBe
9loeloi0e Sail Boarding Souie for
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5stmtter uuM
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Burt meincs neunten Aiuoes befauo i9
n,ih i'm fdhmnahrr.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26
CUPID AM AID IN
EFFAClNG EFFECTS
OF CHERRY DISASTER

Springfield H.. March ga copy
OF tie semi-mouthly report, completed
today. by Mr. duncan Mcdonald sec
rotary OF the Cherry Mine Relief Com
mission. shows that after nine years,
the families made destitute by the
mine disaster at Cherry. ILL.,, whcA
hundreds OF lives were lost. are begin
ming to recover from the blow It
shows that fitty-seFen families are
stin receiving benefits. One month
after the disaster in November. 1898,
the number receiving benefits was
two hundred and fifty. Since the
horror approximately s250,G6l has
been spent by the commission in relief
work. This sum was contributed by
the United Mine Workers Of Ameri.
ca and included donations by private
concerns and philanthropic persons.
Within two years, the work oi the
commission is expected to have been
completed This is the claim of Sec
Rotary Mcdonald. who also stated that
sufficient sum OF money remains IN
the commissions treasury to meet all
demands that may be made.
Cupid and growing boys have aided
Time in effacing the misery wrought
by the disaster. The provisions Il
the commission allowed widows with
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

Photo by American Press Association.
CHINESE WORKERS AT IiAyRE, FRANCE.
percentage of the men are six feet tall.
For the most part they are Chinese
who have learned something about ina
chinery In British mills ana factories
or ia construction camps. Some are
agricultural laborers. taken to France
10 increase food production.
THE expectation Of Chinese to
France has been going on at Tientsin
for considerably more than year, and
the number Of Chinese now in France,
including those from French China, is
probably more than 100000,
Before they can be induced to leave
China these Cinnamon all insist on a
contract providing not only for their
wages, Which are small enough, bnt
binding The French government to ship
their bodies back TO China for burial if
they die in France. 1t also provides In
detail for the apparatus Of Chinese
bnrial Every Chinese who dies must
have h now set Of clothing for his ap.
paarance ia the future world and for
the food which goes for the spirit Of
Chinese Of his class, from rice to roast
goose aud pig, He must be assured
that other funeral ceremonies will De
faithfully observed, such as the burn
ing IL string Of tlnfoil limitations OF
Chinese money, the burning Of pa
per pDuse, paper chair OF carriage,
"ia our factories in China we pay
Chinese worbmgmen who have some
mechanical knowledge l2la cents day,
American iA0Eey. The contract which
Induces them to 50 10 France provides
f1r wages % 20 CIR Is cents a day, and
that IL enough TO recruit the Chinese as
iast as ships can be found to carry
them out"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26
HUNDREDS OF "DRYS"
GO TO SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, H.. Marcn l5-dund
reds of "drys' will come to Spring
field tomorrow night ana Wednesday
morning to be present in the gal
leries of the house Wednesday when
The state wide prohibition bill will be
up on its passage, a special train
will bring between 300 and 500 from
Chicago and others will come from
downstate cities.
The fight over the bill is expected
to be the most spectacular battle CT
the entire session. The drys are hope
full. although they admit that they
have pledges of only u of the n
votes required to pass the bill. The
vets insist that the bill will be de-
feated It mas passed the senate and
the action in the house Wednesday
will decide its fate.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26
Chinese IN FRANCE
Thousands Imported to Work In
Munitions Factories.
OTHERS EMPLOYED OH FARMS.

Contracts Provide For Double Oriental
Wages and Return of Bodies of cead.
Expectation Has Been Going on For
Moro Thar Tear-onIy Biggest Mon
Taken.
Cdlcago.-The pick Of Chinese skilled
ana partly skilled laborers is being
sent from Tientsin, China, 10 France at
the rate of more than 1000 week. and
from Indo-EAi - France in at least
equal numbers, mainly TO work III
French intuition factories, according
to REPRESENTATIVE Of one Of the largest
Britha manufacturing and trading con-
Germs III China, now on visit to this
country.
They are carried over to France ut
the rate of between 2,000 and 5000 a
Ship he said. 1T does not take a
large ship to carry 1000 Chinese, for
they 10 practically as freight. A Chi
nese cQn flourish IN space that wonld
hardly do white man for his grave.
"Only the best selected stock is go
ing to France from Tientsin. A large
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

and it has helped me in every way.
am not nearly so nervous. no headacl.
or pain. | must say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. "
Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen St, Lowell Mass.
Other warning symptoms are a sensi
of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
OF the heart, sparks before the eyes,
Irregularities, constipation, variable
appetite, weakness, inquistade, and
dizziness.
If you need special advice, write 70
the Lydia Z. Pinkham Medicine 20.
(confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

9@$a@9@9e,G, % ., 80
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

out children to receive pensions oaly
SO long as they remained single
Many have married and in most in
stances. the marriages have been he
tween those who survived the disas.
ter The commission also rules that
after SONS of widows have attained
the age OF II years, their pensions are
eliminated. The number of pension
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

ers nv this rule has been lessened
considerably
In hut few, rare eases. the pension,
ers are women, receiving $lT.g0
month Old men. whose only support
were their sons killed in the mine ex-
pIosion, receive $1,000 monthly. In
some exceptions the benefits reach
nearly 500 a day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

Change or Llfe ana
the bad feelings
common at tn a t
time. I was in a
very nervous condi-
ton, with headaches
and pain a good
deal Of the time so [
was unfit to do my
work. A friend
asked me to try
Lydia Z. Pinkham a
" eget q b lie Com
mound. which | did,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-26

I'D cheerfully lend you my whistle
II ] Ind one. Cbarlie,' said the guest
rbnt | haven't eueh thing
We'll lalla SAYS sou have,r replied
Charlie, @tn1 Tint yon wet II dozen
tifsles i day" New York rlnlcs.