davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-11-08
9am,aanp Saa ieirer beo Magorbai.
get Ne,u Oorf ,neb itpr Ma.
ipritet.
abtnoerne binber Stemmeret / Nem
Oorf stat, Mibn4abenbe meb
5000 Maioritet.
@eb Don,merbalget Gbieago binber
De iantmenIntte6 9sartier oper
Sorialiiterne.
9e fbrfte Dpgaber gioer Sc ubaabe1
ct 6oripral1g oper Hrubibitipni-
iterne DbiD.

iterne Dbip.
Seem Oorf ben 7oe Nop. ssSob11 S.
SDlan blep palgt til Weapor af Stem
Oorf igaar og tog me6 Jig ollie be be-
mofratiife aanoioater. Detnofrater-
ne faar oglaa Maioritet 8oaro Of
Gftimates, Der fontrolerer 8De11s l1o-
glitter. Meo 0pgaoer fra Y Di-
itrifter manglel1oe bor Splan 1885,.
435 9ten1lner; Meitcbel, Der iGgte
@ienpalg ion1 Satiion=@an6ioat, No.
459;;~ Morris Sillquit, 9ociaIiiten,
Der freber eiebltffe1ig 6rebsutber.
banoling, og ON boem atte De mea
raoifale iamleoe Jig, 134,890; @il-
liam W. 8ennett, 6er pa1tbt Sen re.
publifanife Termination fra Mapor
Mitcbel, 1856.
9Dlan ser bar Ean1n1n11ps @nn.
6i6at, flyer, at bans 8alg er Seir for
Demofrati, og at Spgrgsmaalet 9op-
alitet eller SlloDalitet iffe bar ipil.
let nogen @olle.s &plan begpn6te
fit aarrtere / Seem Oorf iom Sfi11-
neIgdder baa 66ibnnen ne1 e1r Q6t
|af $.50< pr Dag.
5ociaIiitltemmerne ggeoe oper 400
&rocent 1toen forrige 8alg. 8eb
| iioite Maporoalg erbolot Socialiit-
fanoioatet1 80, 1873.
4pinbeltenmeretsan i
Stem Sort Stat erbolot en- Maioritet
al otnfring 1000.
Cincinnati ben 7be Mop. l1b-
IfaIoet Of iSorbuos safi fiteu1inae, bar
Eal. 1:3O inrprges / SDil. Me6 Dp.
gaber fra l1aften fire s5ett1teoele al
Staten bor De vpaa6e" ct goriprang
al 7,477;; for Gorbu6, 390,b02;;.
inoo, 1878
- Chicago 6eu Zoe 9eob. De al
begge oe 1tore Yartier nor1inere6e
Dommer Ell Goof County blep gien-
palet neo omfrt1tg $4,000 Stenn.
mer flere END 9ocialiiternes &anoi.
batter, Der beffDl6tes for at 1tette Mgi-
tation into6 @rigen. De flelte @aros
me6 1natge tDlfe 8elgere bab6e flor
Stennef flerbe6 i1noo Socialiltfanoi.
baterne.
8oston ben 7be geop. Sc re-
pnblifanife Statsenbeosm9n6 blep
gienpalgt n1e6 operDRloan6e Stem11e-
flerbe6 igaar. Meb 69 Brectncts
ma11glenbe bab6e @uberner Wc@an
igaar aftes ct Soriprang at 83,6S7
=
5ten1ner foran 5reoerief IS. Mans.
fiel6, 9emofrat.
@eit1norela116 Dopts, bleb
balgt til @nper11gr at Birgi1tta.
Gorbu6some11oenentet fDnes at
b9re beotaget / Melp Mertco.
Mepubltfanere bar ietret I Wila.
5elphia. Yenroie-&an6toaten for
Mapor al @arrtsburg, George y.
@operter, bleb palgt.
s glepela1b blep @arrD 8. Dnbts,
@epl1blifaner, gie11balgt til Mnpor
me6 ca. 1900 Nluralitet ober ben.
oenofratiife &anot6at. Soctaltiten
gutbenberg tit forbauienbe monge
5ten11ner. soeialiiterne pa1gte to
ole1nn1er af 8praa0et. S anbre
8per / 0bio, bbor 5ocialiiterne gtor.
De ipeeteIle Mnitrpngelier for at bel
ee MaDor, feb Sc Ne6erlag.
glfas Steenerion bleb balgt til
MaDor af Groofston, Mnr1
S gait @ran6 Sorts bIeb geeil
4elliber balgt til MaDor tneb SO.
|Sten1mers 8luralitet oper &. q. 9p-
bal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
An EmectiDe L0xQtiDe
For Grouping Children
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Highly Recommended as
a Family Remedy

liz children the slightest irregular.
ity OF the bowels has tendency 10
disturb tho entire digestive system.
and unless promptly remedied invites
serious illness. The experienced
mother knows that by training her
children 10 regularity In this respect.
and when occasion arises administer
ing a mild laxative, she will have
little need for the doctors services.
Mrs. Leo Weigand. 1851 Central
Ave, N. g.. Pittsburgh. Pa, whose
two boys. Frank and Joseph. are
shown In the illustration. writes that
she has found Dr. caldwelfs Syrup
Pepsin a most effective laxative. not
only for the children but also for
herself. and that she will always keep
II in the house 20 use when needed.
Or. CaldweIrs Syrup Pepsin IL a com
bination ~ simple laxative herbs
with pepsin that acts easily and nat.
urally. without gripping or other pain
jr discomfort. II r. pleasant 20 the
taste 80 that children like A. and IL
equally effective on the strongest con
stitution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
German Plot for Attack on
United States No New Think,
Asserts Distinguished Japanese

NEW YORK. March 2. Every
intelligent observer must have beer
aware that Germany has been &C
tive In every respect to alinAte the
good feeling between Japan and the
United States and transfer the
xhole burden Of the enmity America
has come TO bear her to the shout
ders OF Japan. declared DR.. T.
iyenaga. editor OF the Far East and
West News Bureau and spokes-
man In the United States for the
Japanese people when he heard Of
the charged German plot.
Grc you surprised?" he asked.
Anyone could have read the whole
thing between the lines. Japan
win not do such a thlng-thst is
the one great obstruction to the
fr7Iition Of the German plans. Japan
could not do II, she would not DO a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
ALLEGED PICKETS
ARE ACQUITTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE

william Mitchell and Robert
sehram. union pattern workers,
charged with assault with intent TO
do great bodily harm while they
were acting "a piekets around the
Michigan Pattern works. were &C.
quilted Wednesday afternoon in
Judge connolly's court. after the
jury had delibcrated three hours.
Richard j. Kettlewell. manager OF
the pattern works, was the com.
planning witness. While a strike
was In progress at the factory.
Mitchell and schram, he alleges
attacked him. kicking him In the
face after beating him TO the pave
ment. The union pattern workers
denied the charges and introduced
testimony TO show that Kettlevell
was the aggressor.
Mitchell and schram were found
guilty OF contempt OF court In VIC.
lating q non-picketing injunction 10.
sued In circuit court by Judge Van
zile. and the criminal charges were
the outcome OF the contempt OF
court proceedings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
TWO WOMEN,
50 YEARS OLD,
WANT TO VOTE

Women prodommate among those
who are thronging the once OF the
city clerk 10 register 80 that thy
may vote at the primaries March 7.
rnd the spring election. April 2.
Among those who registered
Thursday were two women 50 wears
OF age. One OF them was accom-
Isnied by her daughter, who gave
her age as So years.
Following are the names OF some
Of the women Of advanced years
who announce their intention bf
voting this spring:
Marguerite III. Andett, 81 years.
No. 90 Wmwood-ave Size has lived
ir Michigan So years. and has rcsid-
cd In the Thirteenth ward for 81
years,
Susan Donaldson. 81 years, No.
4b+ Hamilton-ave.. rwenty-nrrt
ward. and daughter, Ida walters, so
years. No. asa Hamilton-sve.
Elizabeth X. Ford, II years, No.
26s Kirbv-ave. west, a resident OF
Michigan aud the Second ward for
81 years.
Esther Brown. ~ years, No. 6s5
Grand Rivsr-ave., who has lived m
the Mshth ward for 20 years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

she has not contemplated doing IL.
"Of course the whole scheme of
the German agents may be seen
TO have been the alternating OF this
long standing good feeling between
Japan and the United States. TO con-
ciude a separate peace with Japan
Rnd II possible. Russia, and ther:
to arrange a Joint attack on the
United States whenever she might
begin nostiiities. That has been go
ing on for some two years or more.
| have known for some time that
srch a movement was in progress.
Il beg that the people OF this
country may realize that this prora-
ganda is being most sssiduously car.
red on. and that they will net al
low themselves to be tTicked by it.
Germany will fail in IL. know sho
viii fail"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
BEFORE YOU SUE
PHONE CO., READ
YOUR CONTRACT

The person whS becomes exasper-
ated with his telephone service and
decides 10 go to court to collect
damages. runs up against provisions
Of his telephone contract which he
never knew existed. Il developed
Thursday morning in a suit before
Justice Marschner.
And the telephone company. ad.
hitting that service has been inter.
rupted, challenges the court TO find
legal ground for the award OF dam.
ages.
All claims for interruption OF ser
vice have 10 be presented TO the
company in writing within "a hours
after the occurrence. one OF the
terms OF the contract provides. This
IL on the back OF the contract In
fine print.
Justice Marschner declared in
court that while the face OF a con
tract renders the person. who signs
e liable, such obscure obligations
are not valid
We'll, let the plaintiff 90 TO tho
railroad commission. said Attorney
Williams. OF Stevenson. Carpenter,
Butxel a Backus. counsel for the
company.
The court replied that when the
contract was drawn up in 1908. the
commission was not In existence.
Fred r. Mccain. an attorney who
shares the use Of telephone with
six other lawyers. brought suit
against the company for $50. which
he claimed represented his loss of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
GERMANY
.REITERATES
HER STAND
Will Not Abandon Her
Ruthless War Under
Any Pressure
WILL RISK WAR
WITH AMERICA
Zimmerman, in Speech,
Upholds Empires
Position

LONDON. March 7.--speskins IN
the reichstag Thursday Foreign Sec
Rotary Zimmerman referred 10 q
telegram from the Swiss minister
a. Washington saying that America
desires to avoid war. provided Ger
many is willing to treat on the
submarine blockade"
The quotations were furnished In
a wireless dispatch from the ON
cial German press agency.
Zimmerman was also quoted as
declaring Germany IL In all ways
convinced that the submarine war
fare ought not to be restricted"
The telegram which Zimmerman
mentions was undoubtedly transmit
ted by Or. Ritter at Washington. at
time Immediately after Washing
ton was advised OF the German sub
marine warfare, and before Presi.
dent Wilson broke of relations. This
feeling on Americas part was semi
oficially stated at that time.
Germany is resolved at all costs
TO maintain her blockade, but nat
urally desires 10 reach an under
standing with America without
clashing with this object" thinner.
man added.
After her resolve to use her
strongest weapon, Germany canno,
withdraw, the German foreign sec,
rotary continued: Secretary OF
State Lansing's reply that the Unit
ed States was prepared to treat
only II Germany withdrew her reso-
luton OF Jan. 81 was not acceptable
thus booming the negotiations 10
failure before they were really be
gun"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Snake Under Horse. Foot.

MONTERREY. Mass. March L.
While engaged In getting timber IN
tho woods on Dry Hill in Monterey,
c. wellman and his men heard a
rattlesnake. but could not see Il.
After a search they found II under
one Of the horses feet The hoot
had pinned II down so that it could
rattle. but could not coll to strike.
The men killed the snake.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
WIN AT POKER,
BUT DON'T PLAY;
NOW FACE TRIAL

Michael Kellek ind Michael San
CO were brought TO trial Thursday
morning. before Judge Connolly IN
recorders court. because they are
alleged to have collected some
stakes In a manner that was not
justified according to Hoyie.
Kellek and sanco. with Ave other
men. were playing cards in room
ing house conducted by Peter Tar
Los. at No. 7s2 Jeferson-ave. Tarbos
sat In" lie alleges that the two
defendants held his arms behind
him while the others cleaned the
table OF the stakes. which amounted
to S45.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
GRABS GUN AND
STOPS TRAGEDY

when Pstrolman Joseph 1s1lngv
rushed up TO No. 16s BgUvDeef-ot-.
In response 20 an emergency ell
Thursday morning. he found ccorge
cootum confronting his wife. Coo
tum demanded that the o6Rcsr Ar
rest the woman on . charge growing
out OF her alleged perndy.
You'll have TO set . warrant
said the odicer.
A moment later cootum whipped
a revolver from his pocket pointed
II at his wtfe's head. and was about
to pull the trigger when Hellnsr
leaped upon him.
Cootum was arrested on q charge
OF carrying concealed weapons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
CHILD'S BODY
DISCOVERED IN
FREIGHT CAR

The body OF baby girl was found
Thursday morning in box car
loaded with hay on the Beaufait
siding OF the Detroit Terminal rail.
road. Police from Hunt-st. station are
investigating The body, wrapped
in a newspaper. was found by Bar
ney Hitchcock. OF No. ZOE Bellevue
ave a teamster. who was unloading
tho car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02
Pri.., Wins Court Eiaht.

Action by ST Johns Greek Catho-
tic church to eject the Rev. Myron
sterniak from the rsrish house be-
longing TO the church was dropped
in circuit court Thursday after the
rastor had won in eviction proceed
sings before Circuit Court Commits.
sioner May The priest Is now In
rndisputed control OF the church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

William Y. Pease. OF Saline, Pitts
Geld township. has filed a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy with the
United States court. His debts are
scheduled at sl,Sso.sl, and assets
At SIS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Total receipts OF the Detroit post
once in February were s3i5.ssb.os.
according to Postmaster william J.
Nagel. The increase over February,
1915. was 81, ees.s3.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

business for a days interruption in
service. The case was continued
till March 8 to enable the company
TO bring In it's records.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Many librarians are expected At
Atlantic chy today TOR the annual
meetings OF the American Library
Institute and the State Library asst
Citations OF Pennsylvania and New
Jersey
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Girl students OF Wsshburn collegs
and Kansas State Agricultural col
lege are 10 engage in an intereol
legiate debate today at Topeka.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-02

Representatives Of numerous
Missouri colleges are 90 gather st
Psrkviile today for The annual con-
test OF the State intercollegiate de-
batting league.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Snrae GtaStncniofeiteu.

Serr 81. Q. Sebt, Der SefretGr
Oes nGitD-@i GongreB", bieIt &C.
tern 9GbenO cine 9feOe iiber Some
9fule in itD.G6orter.Mnfine" Dor
Dem oEeaboOp Seie6ts Geri60ne-
rlngs-Serein".
Ser @reis fir Sdrtfo6len lit INN
25 Gents pro Come erbobt por0en.
SSn Dem 9efinoen oes Srn. 6ronf
&c. Soen i'm rGbur6 Some anO Sn-
firmarp" bat iid cine fIeiue geIie-
rlng eingelteIlt.
Ser @rcis fir SoOo-Groders iii
BON 5 auf Z Gents pro %adct geitie-
gen.
gBie oos Sd]otomtS.9 .9eportement
ouseercbnet bat, 1T oie 9auffroft eli
mes Collars BON 100 Gents i'm lebten
Sabre auf GA Gents in Oieiem Sabre
gefallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
GrpI,er g9olS6rouS.

9hif unerfldrli6e @eiic brob ge-
tern gl6enO in SULPHUR Spring al
Der @oi6ington 9fooo, in Der 93G6c
bon Soletborpe, Elm groBes 8olO-
feier aus, oos 300 9lder &ono oer-
nidtete. 6reOerid Clint, Elm 6ormer,
6otte 2eute 81 ieiner Siilfe gerufen,
nm nit Yfliigen Die Gerbreitlln9 OeS
SrunOes ouf feline eroBen @ei5enfel-
ser 5u oerbinoern. 6iinf5ig 6reimil-
liee balfen i6m 5ur 9efGmpflng ser
6lnmmen. Ger 0it. @innns 6euer-
mebr gelong es no6 GROCER Nlii6e
unO 9lnltrenglmg ser 6lommen
Serr 81 uerOen. Ger ongeridtete
S9oOen lit nod nidt feItgeiteat
ipor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
S8ieOcr in gSuI6instOn.

@oi6ineton IA. @loi. II Die
@iitelieOer Der fron5oIii6en inO Der
britiiden 9riees-Gommiiiionen limo
na6 @uibineton 8uriidgefe6rt Inn
nod Die letten Gonferen5en nit oen
amerifanii6en 9eomten o65ubolten
beoor Die 9fiidreiie nab europa ange-
treten miro.
@ei0e Goumiiiionen 0riidten ii9
in ent6uiioitiiber @eiie ii6er oen @m-
pfong aus, ser i6nen bon Dem ameri.
fanii6en @olfe ii6eralle bereitet mur.
oe. S9Gbreno ole fron5oiii9en Cont
miiidre 5e6n Gage ouf elmer Sour
Ourb oen @tittelweiten unO Often per-
brahten, oerlueilte StootSiefretGr
9olfour imo Die britiibe GoumiIiion
Nrei Gage in ser Staot glem.Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
0entI6er ais nnsebli6cr %cridJwS-
rer Oerbaftet.

Getroit, @}i6.. IA. N1ai 6riB
u. 9lefi Elm Gerwalter elmer 6ieigett
eleftriidben 6irnio, murOe beute ouf
Die 9lnicbulOigung, iid ocribmoren
81 5aben, cine militdriicte @rpeOition
nod GanaOo 5u ibiden, bcrbaftet.
SIS 6eiBt, Ole 9lmoes.@ .@robgei6po.
renen bGtten cine 9luflogc gegen 9Ieif
erbo6el rab Dem tie iid Die 3cugen-
ouSiagen i'm %ro5eiie gegen gilbert
&oltidmiot BON Getroit ange60rt
botten Der orf G6nlibe 9eiduloi-
gungen bin feitge6olten miro, aolt.
ibmiot Gin angeie5ener @eid0ftS.
monh ioll ongeblicb geplont 6oben,
Die aoierne in @inoior, Gntario, 3u
5eritoren. giefi unO SaltidmiOt ino
uermonot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
SnOiidJc 3un6rrcr,

SSn elmer S6eoterboritellung crregte
iiinsit ciu inbiider 3muberer, Der aus
eiuem Dor oen gillgen oes Fublifums
IN Gin SGiiiden @rAe geitedten Ca.
men cine Yflau5c 6erOoriprieBen lieB,
groBes 9luiie6en. 9tun er3dblt ein
D@ingepeibter" Der longe in Snoien
gelebt 6ot, pie Ole inoii6en Seren.
meiter ar6eiten. 0oS genonute &c.
beimniBooae &imiftid fiibren ole po.
ga6ltnoirenoer @alfler ie6r oft uor.
Der 3oubercr laBt icb inter Oem
ii6liden 9(brafooo6ra etpas 9hmen.
erOe uno Elm bis6en g9oiicr 5ilr 9lns
feu6hng oeier @roe ee6en Damn
nimmt er einen Yflali3eniomeu 3eigt
i6n oamit man feiuen @eroadt
ibopic, uno itcdt i6n icbIieBlib feier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Olcscr pullte idjnrnssclm.


Scr ougenl6einli6e @unld OeS
gtegerS Sutber @olion bon Scr. 115,
g8elt-YorfitroBe, ouf oen 9Biers ser
rGbelopeofe 9nmpfid1iffubrts @e.
ieal9oft" lid permanent orf5ubol.
ten, erre9te ben %eroo6t oes 8oli.
5ilten S6morsnion bonn Iiioliden
0iItritt unO Die 9lufmerfIomfeit Der
Spe5iolpoli5iiten @rocie uno Suo.
broof bon Der Gompaenie. Sic Der.
bafteten i'm eeltern Morgen neoen
9etreten fremoen @ieentbums. Syn
Ser iiiolicben @oli8eiitation fon6 man
an ieiner Yerion in Oen &Ieioern oer-
Itedt - ioge lnO i4reibe ~ bierocbn
Gints g8bisfe0. @r noIlte ii6 in
feline @rorterllngen einloiien Oo6 Oie
8oli5ei gIoubt, in ibm einen guten
Sang gemoGt 5u baben, oo er mobl
Sen 9(lfobol nod glorfolf, So., 6rin-
gen moIte, mo- fir cine Eint IoOiel
uie $5 be5obIt miro. Ribter &onft
beItrofte oen @olltopf CUR 3ablung
bon $40 rmo Soften,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Seine GrObeerenpfadcr

glm SiiO-SrooOwoD ir6ten eeiteril
Die SSormer bon glnne glrun0el-
GountD cine 03enge @robeerenpiliider
on5lhper6en, mie oos ole Sabre Der
1oQ mar. 2eioer iin0 MIR weni9e
6anilien bereit, oltf oos 9ano 5u
geben 0o Die Wie6r5obl Ocr M1nner
unO ilmgen 2erlte quite Stellungen
in oen MunitionSiobrifen 6ot. g[n,
oere oerlangen pieoeriun me6r @elS.
Sm pergangenen Sabre er6ielten Iie
2 Gents pro Nltort ilno oieies SSobr
poQen Iie 3 Gents PRO 0uort boben.
Die 9eute ingen, onB Oie ce6ensmit-
tel, ipie Webl, Butter lno Sped, biel
AZ t6euer ieien, Inn bel Dem olten
9reiIe gen1lg 5u OerOienen, Die Gomi-
lien 81 ernGbren. Gie 3ormer f0n-
nen o6er ou6 nibt SIT bo6e 9reiie
be5o6len, Oenn ou9 Die fleinen Sc
fGBe iinO tbeurer geporOen imo
ouBerOem befiirGten iie, OoB
aouffroit oes Bu6lifilmS Dem 9(biob
ser @robeerer 5u boben @reiien bin
oerli6 lit, neil Iid biele 6amilicn
eini6rGnfen unO 2irusortifel nidt
fuufen menn iie 81 bod i'm @rciIe
limo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
sic g9rancr prutcitircn.

u em Dorf IA. Wtai. - 9as
Gomite BON Sebaig, ais 9fot6 fir nos
tionaIe 8ert6eioigune, un0 8ertreter
Der Ser. Stonten @rouer.&ereini-
gune Woren beiite bier 51 elmer Gon.
feren5 5ulommeneefommen, I'M iiber
Yro6ibition wdbrehO 0es Grieees 5u
berot6en.
Ole 8roler legten flor, iie Ieien ii6
pobl bepuBt, OoB oos Gomite bon GO
ein @robibitionsf0rper iei, ser a1es
oaran iete, oieien 3uItano 6er6ei6u-
fiibren I'M glngeii6t ser S6ntinbe,
oaB, pie lcine 9riefe bepeilen, es
iibcr feline 5ureidenoe Snformotion
Oerfiige.
sic flGrten 0as Gomite Oorii6er
ouf ooB Oie 8rnuereien menieer ais
q @ro5ent ser @etreioe-@rnte bon
1916 ner6rou9t bGtten, oaB ole
Steuereinnabme bon 100000
SOB Bier, oies na6 9fegierilngSab-
i6dslng, no9 9iegierilngSeinIbdb-
lng $137500,000 betroeen piiroe;
ooB ole 9rouer @etrei0e fo6ten, mel
Dies fir 6utter5pede benubt iperoe,
ooB oieies 6iitter ben Ofil6ertrog er.
bobe unO inIolge Oielieitig BON ben
@}h6pirtben Oerlanet peroe. Die
6olee Der @nt5ie6ung oieIeS Slttter-
mittels wiiroe Elm Steigen Der Niil6.
preiic iein. Sie mieien oorauf 6in
oaB ale eitropdii6en 9teeieriingen
oen @e6rau1 bon 9ier imo lei6ten
@einen fiir lore SolOoten fir Mtg
li6 6ielten. 0ie 8rnuereipertreter
6e6olipteten, es l6gelf 9epeiie oafiir
Dor, OoB Die 6nrmer oiel W}ois auiee-
ipei6ert bielten, neil iie Sdwierig-
feiten BEL ser &erienOltng 6eeeeneten.
Der @rlino fiir Die i9pierige Gage
mGre i'm @erfebrspeien fir 6ro9t
uno BEL oen Spefltlanten 81 iilben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
1tn6ebcntenScs GScncr.

9llS eeltern @rdiioent gilbert 0iggS
bon DER 6euerbe6orOe aus ieinem 8u-
reau i'm D9lmericon"- -@e6Guoe 0rr6 s
Seniter i6ollte, entoedte CT uui Dem
0o9e oes @ebGuoes Der Staatsbnnf
BON Morplono, @de So0ioaD- uno
8aItimoreitroBe, elm fleines 6euer.
@r teIep6onirte Scr Spriben-Gom-
pngnie gtr. 80, pel6e Die 6lommen
Ioi6te. @lelOin S. Bod BON gtr.
1926, SonoOer-StraBe, eeitanO ein,
6aB er cine 6rennenoe Cigarette meg.
eeporfen 6ottc, moourd elm Soltfen
glbiGae in 9ron0 geitect muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9ic6e .madJt 6limO.

Cine pot6etiihe Scene lpieIte iib
geItern glbenO in ser oItli9en &oli-
5eiltotion ob. Ser "a Sabre olte
Sorrp 81. W1oorc bon Hrinceton, g.
g., mar ais 0eiertelr per1oftet NOR
oen uno ais er nod ser 3eae abge-
fiibrt peroen lolte, mari ii6 Die II
Sabre oltc SSrene @orleD bon Scr.
1877, goro- -@oibingtonItroBe, Dem
Wonne I'M oen>SolS uno fiiBte i'm
peinen0 nit Dem @erIpre6en fir
i'm 81 iorgen. Nloore 6otte li6 Dor
iieben Monoten bier onmerben lolien
uno nurOe nit oem 81. Snionterie-
Regiment nod Eonomo gelonot, no
ct 5pei Wtonote ipGter pieoer ousriB
uno nob Baltimore 5uriidfom. Scr
DroB0ater oes jllngen Wt1O6enS, Sr.
5. &c. glidei bon gfr. 1916, Dit
ytort6. .9lbenue, fonnte oen W3ann uno
pollte ieine @nfelin ni6t nit bent
ielben Dertebren laIien. @eitern
gl6eno folete er Dem Yoore in DIT
Baltimore unb DeronloBte einen $50
li5iIteiL Oen Monn ais 0eierteur 5u
perbaften. Sr. gtidel bat feline quite
Meinung BON Dem Wtonne imo min
UNI ieoen Yreis berbiuoerL ooB ii6
Ole @nfelin nit ibm oerbeirotbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Grlus Icincn SScrlctmuscm.

Ger IA Sabre olte 6rdnf &olbs-
fopf bon 9tr. 1880, 0it-9iOOleitraBe,
Der iiD am Gonneritag in Dem @e.
i6dft BON Samuel 81. @iainms, gtr.
223, 9for0-Galoert-St ibmerC
9ron0wunoen 5uee5ogen Batte, ais er
einem Sfen 81 no6e fom rnO feline
&leiOer 6euer fineen itar6 geiterr
I'M @}ercp-SoipitoI. Coroner 9filer
pom rnittIeren 0iltrift miro cine lin.
terIu6ung onlteQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
GcntIdc nidt unacmOmmcm.

gYoibinqton IA. @foi.
Geutibe Oiirien iic6 ni1t oui omeri-
foniI6en S6iifcn nob riiiii6cn @d-
len Oer6eueru. 6einolide 9hlslduoer
Oiirien aber aui onOcren amerifoni.
i6eniden S9iffen ange6eucrt wer-
Oen faQs Die @ieent6iimer triftige
@riinOe oafiir onge6en. Sn ieOenl
Sale a6er muB elm @eiu6 bel Dem
8rnoes.9lmpalt eingcrei6t meroen.