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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
SALES
ON PLAINS FARMS

Plains. - Correspondence - A. L.
Herman. who has been leasing the A.
Schulstad property, held a very sue
cessful auction sale Saturday. Eleven
head OF horses, eight head OF CATTLE
farm implements and household goods
were sold. bringing a total of $2,325.
Mr.. Herman has leased his ranch on
Henry creek to Frank Bayer. Mr. Her.
man was formerly with Lindsay & Co.
OF Missoula and since residing here
has made host of friends who see
him depart with much regret. Mrs.
Herman's Ill health is the cause Of his
leaving.
A second sale was held Monday on
the Al Paynter place south of town.
Mr.. Paynter. who Is at present living
in Butte. realized $1,000 on the sale.
r. l.. Atkins OF Camas was the auc-
tioneer and f. L. johnson acted as
clerk at both sales.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
COUNCILLOR DEFENSE
APPOINTS COMMISSION

Washington, April 5.-The council
Of national defense today announced
a commission to mobilize commercial
interests Of the country for effective
and economical war time distribution
Of commodities. The body will be
called the commercial economy board.
Three already selected are:
A. w. Shaw. Chicago, chairman:
Edwin F.. Gay, professor of economies
Of Harvard. and Wallace D. Simmons
of st. Louis.
Special attention will be given to
methods, which will enable CONNER
cial houses to release employees the
government may need without dislo-
eating business.
The members of the board will work
without pay.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
Mothers Duty
to Her Child
Science Shows Prenatal Suffer.
ing Has Later Effect.

The subject Of childbirth has de.
manded the attention Of the worlds
best physicians and surgeons for CEN
turtles. Later day Investigations
prove that in reducing the suffering
Of the mother during the period Of
expectancy, the health Of tho coming
infant is greatly improved.
Women tell Of the safe, dependable
preparation known ~ "Mother's
Friend" which il composed Of spe-
cial penetrating oils. 1t is the pre-
scription Of q famous physician and
. preparation of such = helpful ma
ture - to be absolutely necessary to
the expectant mother.
'Mother's Friend'' has been found
BY thousands Of mothers to relieve
much pain and su8ering at the crisis.
The period Of expectancy is passed
In comfort. All druggists supply
Mothers Friend"
Write to BradAeld Regulator Com
psny, Dept. K, 2oS Atlanta, Ca. for
valuable guide book for expectant
mothers. This book is free to users
q "Mother's Friend"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
Preparations Made for 1917
County Show, to Be
Held in Hamilton.
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
Sugar Beet Company Offers
Special Premiums for
Best Beets Shown.

Hamilton, April 5.-(Special.)-The
Ravalli county fair commissioners met
Tuesday and decided to commence &C.
tual work Of advertising the fair. which
is to be held October 8, I, s and s.
Additional grandstand seats will be
built, as attractive track events are
being contracted for and q large at
tendance Is expected. The Montana
Utah Sugar Co. has offered a special
cash premium Of $3.50 for the best crop
of sugar beets raised on five acres or
more and 800 for the second prize.
There will be several additional spe-
cial premiums this year; among them
are cash prizes for school drill teams
Of the county schools Of $40. $25 and
SIS. Arrangements will be made to
have regular army officer act as
judge.
The premium list will be printed this
month. w. NJ. Dynes having been as
signed to the work Of securing the adj
vertising in order to get the book be-
fore the public at once.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
FARMHOUSE BURNS
IN EARLY MORNING

Stevensville. April 5.-tSpecial.)-
Fire at an early hour this morning
burned the ranch home Of Leonard H.
Robinson. northeast Of Stevensville, to
the ground. The house was a two
story building which stood directly
east Of the b. F. Plummer ranch. But
little could be learned OF the fire in
Stevensville today. further than that
Mr.. Robinson was alone at the time
the fire broke out and practically
nothing was saved from the flames.
The place which was better known
in this section as the Etten place. was
purchased by Mr.. Robinson from Joe
Hunter. 1t is not known whether or
not the place or contents were in
sured.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
Ove,. Seas
French Woman Congratu-
lates Congressional.

Miss Jeanette Rankin has re-
ceived a letter from a French
woman congratulating her upon
her election. The letter was ad-
dressed Madame Banquins. Depute
au Congress, Forward de Montan,
and was dated November l3, 1916.
The letter Is signed Hypatia Mar
garites. nee Akestorides, descend
ant Of Cantacuzenae and Comnene.
The letter was sent to President
F. c. Scheuch of the university by
Miss Rankin.
In part the letter is as follows:
Madame: allow myself to cx-
tend my warmest wishes and con-
gratulattons for your election as a
member of congress. In this crisis
which has been caused by war,
have preserved absolute moral and
intellectual freedom which allows
me to uphold any worthy cause.
am proud and happy, Madame. at
this brilliant revelation OF your
superiority as a friend OF the noble
American nation, and as a woman.
Il beg you to accept, Madame,
my most enthusiastic congratula.
tons and my most ardent best
wishes for logical woman suf-
frage."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
30 NEW MEMBERS
JOIN ASSOCIATION

'Stevensville. April 5.-(Special)-
About 30 new members were added
yesterday to the roll of the Farmers
and Business Mems association. or
ganized here a couple Of weeks ago.
The association is made up Of some
OF the most representative people of
the Stevensville section, and its Of
ficers are farmers.
Yesterday more furniture was added
to the office fixtures.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
Easter Carols
University Women to Sing
From Main Hall Tower.

Music from on high will be the
order OF the day Easter Sunday
when the women of the State Uni
versity will lay the foundation of a
new tradition by gathering in the
tower in Main hall at 8 o'clock
in the morning to sing carols. The
girls will dresr in white for the
ceremony.
The institution Of the custom of
singing carols in the tower was
decided upon by the Y. NJ. G.. A.
members at their last meeting. The
proposal met with the approval of
the entire school. Mrs. II. A. Price
will direct the singing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
BODY SENT EAST.

Stevensville. (Correspondence)-
The body of Miss Mildred Winslow
was shipped east Thursday. Miss
Winslow's death was the result Of ap-
pendicitis. which was diagnosed too
late for operation. Miss Winslow has
had stomach trouble for many years
and the failure to secure medical at
tendance in time was due to the fact
that her illness was thought to be
nothing out Of the ordinary.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
PLAINS SELECTS
WOMAN ALDERMAN

Plains.-(Correspondence.) - At the
regular town election held Monday c.
S. Robson was elected mayor to sue
coed himself Miss Belle Anderson was
elected alderwoman Of the First ward.
F. NJ. Lewellyn was elected alderman
Of the Second ward and H. S. Corner
alderman of che Third ward.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
NO PEACE OFFERS.

Amsterdam, via London. April g.
A dispatch to the Handelsblad from
Berlin quotes the Vossische Zeitung as
declaring that the meeting of the
German and Austrian monarchs and
statesmen at German headquarters
does not justify rumors Of new peace
offers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
TRAINING CAMP

At Wichita-Detroit Americans, s.;
New York Nationals. 5.
At Kansas City-Chicago Nationals,
-; Kansas City, /.
At New Orleans-Pittsburgh, S; New
Orleans, 6.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06

shows that stand It real we'll. took
the Compound when my ten yssr old
daughter came and It helped me . lot
I keep It in the house al the time and
recommend Mrs. DEWITT SINCE
BAUGH, West Dandy, N. Y.
Sleeplessness, nervousness, irritabil-
ity, backache, headaches. dragging sen
sations, oil point TO female dersnge-
ments which may be overcome by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
This famous remedy, the medicinal
ingredients Of which are derived from
choice roots and herbs, has for forty
years proved to be most vsluable tonic
end iuvigorator Of the female organism.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
MOTHER IS DEAD.

Corvallis. April 5.-(special.)-Sen-
ator Thomas Kane and Simpson Kane
received a dispatch yesterday inform
ing them Of the death of their mother.
Mrs. Frances Kane, at WATERFOWL,
\. Y. Death was due to heart dis
ease. Neither OF the sons will go to
New York for the funeral.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
SERVICES
WILL BE PLEASING

Corvallis. April 5.-(Special.)-A
Easter service, with music by Il choir
day morning at the Methodist church.
There will be no other service in town
as the one at the NJ. r. church is to
be union. In the evening program
of song and story will be given by the
children,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
STONE-LA TOILETTE
BURNED IN EFFIGY

Washington. April 5.--An effigy.
painted yellow and labeled stone La
Toilette" was strung up to light post
IN the down town business section n
few blocks from the White House to-
night by a crowd of men and boys.
Policemen watched the proceeding and
afterward cut down the figure and
carried it to headquarters.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
HEAVY RAINFALL.

Darby. April 5.-(Special.) IA heavy
rain fell in the upper valley Wednes-
day night, causing the river to raise
and take the ice away and bare the
hills to quite an extent.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06

Lydia e. Pinkham's
w egetsble Com
pound for nerves
and for female trou-
bles and it straight
ened me out In good
shape. Iwork nearly
|all the time, % We
live on Q farm and I
have four girls. l do
all my sewing and
other work with
their helm. 40 It
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
HIGH. SCHOOL PLAY.

Darby. April 5.-(Special.)-The
high school pupils are practicing their
annual play for presentation at the
completion OF the term. 1t is called
the Poor Married Man."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
20 MEN IMPRISONED.

Fernie. B. c.. April SAN explosion
took place in No. mine at Coal
Creek. near here. tonight. Forty men
are reported in the mine.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
4 Treatment
& FOR NERVES
Woman Tells How Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Helped Her.

West Dandy, N. Y.-"I have had
nervous trouble al my life until l took
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-06
COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles, 1: Oakland, 2.
San Francisco, 0: Vernon, 10.
Salt Lake. 3; Portland, Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
germii&tc telcarap6iIdc 2epeidcn.

9ei Dem Snqueit in @alt st.
9oriS lit feItgeiteat moroen Dob bel
oem 9(ufrubr am 9. Slhi 5wei gteger
bon NlitglieOern Der Staatsmili5 er-
idoiieH porOen iinO.
Sn @ait 8oot6 @np, Nley i'll
Elm i'm @au 6eeriiienes Seudtidiif
Ser 91coierimg mitiammt ser SdiffS'
bau-@erite a6ge6rannt, @icle wertbs
Ooae Moicbinerie uno I'M 9au begrii-
fene @oiolin-Nloi1inen wurOen babel
e6eiiaaS 5eritort. Nas S1iii iolte
$4,000 folten.
~ gtad elmer in @aibiuetou ein-
0etroffenen gto6ribt lit ole itolieni-
i6e Griegs Gomniiiion ueIde oie
Ser. Stoaten bciibte, in YoriS an
gefonmen.
Su Bottom 1T 5reO 6. Sorper
BON 2ondburg So., oIs Grolteo &u-
Ter Ser n@lfs@ erpdbIt porOen. Ole
nGhIte Sobres- Convention miro in
9ltlantic Gitu obgebalten per0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
@r6cntetcn leds Ninmamtrinnc.

,3pci 0iebe, Die in eincm 9llttonobil
ibre 6lu1t 6eperfiteaigten be-
rau6ten geitern gSodmittog Ocr
SSuwelier 9luguit S6urn BON 9lr
$50, @eit.8altimore-StraBe. TT
Gem Sumelier plrOe 9lmmoniat-
Fuluer ms @eii1t geworfeu.
0lit ie6S 0iomantringen i'm Sc
lammtpertb bon $3.50 entfamen ge.
tern 9ea6mittag 5mei 9fduber, no1-
Dem elmer oeriel6en Dem Sumelier
9luguIt Sburn BON Scr. $50, @elt.
9altimoreitroBe, cine gr0Bere Quan-
titdt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in oeHen 2a-
ren ms @eiidbt gemorfen botte. Sr.
Sburn liegt jest i'm 9altimorer 9lu-
gem, Sbren- unO &eblfopf-Solpital
an Der Observation-Disclosures 9ie
9er5te 6offen, oaB er IN einigen Sa-
gen mieoer brrgeitellt iein wiro.
Die 9fGlt6er fubren IN einem g(uto-
mo6il Dor Srn. S6urn's 2a0en Dor,
itn0 elmer betrnt in gon5 oorne6mer
8eiie oos @eitbGit. @r luollte einige
9iamantrinee norgelegt 5aben, unO
Sr. Sburn Iegte ie9s biqiee &inge
auf ben Gid. 0ie 9iinge murOen
bon Oem <noen lGngere 8eit be-
tra6tet. glni1einen0 eefielen iie i6ul
nibt, peSbolb er oen SSltpelier eriu9-
te, ibm leinen &atalog 81 8eigen. Sr.
Sburn biidte lib imter Oen &a0en-
til6, Inn Oos @erpiinI6te beroor5u3ie-
ben. 9lls er iib lpieOer erbo6, mari
ibm Der &Gu6er cine gr0Bere 4uouti-
tat 9lHmoniaf-@ulper ms @eii9t.
Sr. S6urn DurOe fir einigeN 9(ugen-
blide nollitdnoig 6eiinnungSloS. Gr
fonnte ni9t Inn Siilfe rufen, moour9
Der Dieb @elegenbeit batte, nit oen
ieCbs 9lingen aus Dem 2a0en 81 Der.
i6pin0en. SSrmt Sburn borte i6ren
@atten in erregter @eiie aui 0en
Gid flopfen ipes6alb iie oen @e-
i1GftSrailm 6etrot. sic iab lofort1
ooB etpos poilirt mar, lmo elite oltf
oie StraBe. @s wor i6r ni1t m0g-
lib, Die Summer 0es 9(utomo6ils,
oas ungeid6r 80 SUB BON i6r meg
mar ltnO in boiler @ei6pinOigfeit oa-
bon hl6r, 5u erfennen. Sr. G6urn
wuroe umge6eno nod Dem &oipitoI
ge6radt, ga er idredlide S9mer5en
ous5liteben batte.
9ie @ebeimpoli5ei wur0e bena6-
ridtigt uno 0ie @e6eimpoIi5ilten
2uirf lmo 9io9e muroen nit ser 9[uf-
ar6eitine Oes Sales 6etraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Snqnclt in SlntO.llnfaIl.

Coroner 9iein6orot bielt geitern
9lbeno in Der iiioli6en &olioei- Sta
tion oen Synquelt in oen SOB Oon2aw-
renee Z. @olon0, BON glr. 1924,
Somes- StroBe unO @iaiom 8. 9tu-
miller, bon glr. 2O22 9rlconSsStr.,
Die om Sonntog Wlorgen ibren 800
fanoen, ais 0os 9lutomobil, in mel
bem Iie fubren an ser @de Ser Sono-
Der- iln0 Oiteno-StraBe, rmitiir8te.
0os 8er0ift 0er@eibporenen lolitete,
ooB Die beioen iungen &erte einenl
S6Goelbru6 erlogen ais oas Sluto,
0os angebli1 bon 8olan0 gefobren
rpur0e, gegen einen &elegrapbenpfei-
Ter ltieB. &ier Der iibrigen SSniollen
OeS &roftmogens, ooS onge6li6 BON
9olono an Ger Gde Der @ltom- un0
Sorotog-StroBe geitoblen poroen
mar, wuroen fir Elm belltiges @erbor
ouf freien Sub geiest, oa es lidb ip
Dem Snquelt berousitelte, OoB ile on
Dem 9iebltobl teinen glntbeil geBobt
un0 oud ni6t BON OemIelben gclpuBt
botten. @S moren OieS:
George g8. Ycocod, % Sabre alt,
9(r. t115 0iteno- -StroBe.
@ogur g. Stod, "a Sabre all, gtr.
COZ Scott StroBe.
8iaiom $. &rescott, 25 Sabre alt,
g}r. 1910 GomiaD-StraBe.
eugene @oooritb, 23 Sabre alt,
g1r. S72 Gollrmbio-glbe.
@rneIt 6. G5utbeil bon 9lr. 1412
Golumbio.9lOe., liegt immer nod
l6wer berlebt inl MercD SOipital. Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
GOl. Wrccu 6cirat6ct.
ten beridJtet,

s bicago o, 10. Silli. - Sol. so
mar0 $. 81. Green aus g2erp-Dorf unO
Serrea, Scr Elm So6n Der peritorbe-
nen 6rau Settp @reen, bat iidb, lait
elmer 9lnfiinoigung bon Srma George
$. Campbell, elmer Gante Ger 9rallt,
nit Sri. llabel 6. 0orlop aus Sigb,
lono-Yarf trauen laiien. Sr. @reen
lit AS Sabre olt feline 9roltt I'M elm
Sa6r iiineer. Sic ioa ie6r reid iein
imo in Chicago ino 9tew.9orf Ollr9
i6r pbilaut6ropii6es @irfen befannt
iein.
Sol. Green CAB ieiner 9railt elm
So65eitsgeideuf Don $625,00O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
0lcncs Ouu Gucdi's @citamOniR,


&c em Nort If. Suli. TT SSn iei-
mem @eitGnOniB an sic itolienii1en
9eborOcn iiber ,Oeu W}orO an 9lut6
Gruger begongen erflGrte 9(IfreOo
Gocbi OoB Oie @oli5ei cine nur ober.
fld6li6e llnteriuGuna ieiner @erf-
ItGtte borgenommen Bate, in Ser Oie
2eiAe geflnOeu puroe. 90 fo6eltc
SSoicp6 g8. @regg, Der &ertreter oeS
Giltrift-9lnpoItes Smann an oieIen
bon Bologna aus, po ii6 Gocdi in
Soft befinOet.
SpGter, 10 iogte Gocdbi ser 0epe-
iGc na1, Fam bic @oli3ei in0 ging
in Oen Seller, lieB o6er 9laeS lmbe-
riibrt." Sin @oli5iit iogte, mein &uf
in Ser 9taA6oridoft iei 10 out, ooB
bic @e6eimpoIi5iIten MIR cine ibein-
bare llnteriubung Dorna6men 10
OoB iie menigitens melOcn f0nnten,
iie 6dtten cine llnteriu6lng norge-
nommen a6er glibts geiunOen gtad-
Dem Oie &oli5ei fort mar, oerillbte
icb. inter ioIiben gIamen llebcriobrt
noh SStalieu 5ll erIanaen, Oenn i1
fiir6tete iG uiir0e, faas ib in ben
Ser. Stooten Oerbleibe, oilf Oen cleft
triiden Stubl fommen."
6rau SMmilton griin0et
o0i oral 2iga.~
sSrau @roce &uniiton, 0eren Be-
mii6ungen Ole 9[ufiinOmg ser Seibe
&ut6 Gruger's 5ii Oonfen lit, tbeilte
geitern nit, OaB Die Sncorporirung
elmer @eieaidaft lnter Dem gIamen
oWloralitD 2eague Of 9lmerico" in Sll-
bonO in oie @ege geleitet wor0en lit.
Die pielen 9(ngebote, BEL ser I'M
ter0riidung ser llnmoralitGt bebillf-
lid 81 fem, 6ie ibr aus allen S6eilen
oes 2onOes 3ueegungen lino, iogte
6rat Sunlilton laiie Oie SDitematiii-
rtng oler FOLDER @emiibungen 5lped-
mGBig eribeinen. 0Gs lit meine
lleber5eugung," fiigte iie biu5lt uoaB
llnmoral in gtem-Yorf popul0rer 1T
alS Otoral."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
0ic Ma6rnussmittcl-euac crlaatert.

@oibington 10. Suli.
Som o@eiBen Salie~ wuroe 6eute
Elm 9ericbt ousgegeben Oen Serbert
Sooper fir Sen 9rGioenten bereitet
bat un0 in Oem Die 9lniidt oilsge-
iproGen miro, OaB Oie 6ormer TO-
wobl, pie sic GonIumenten lnter ben
imoerOienten @rofiten Der SpefuIan.
tetoen, imo in Dem er oeS @eiteren
auf iofortige eeieblide gla6rlmgSmit-
tel-6iirIorge oringt. Sm erIten Ea-
ragrapben Oieies 9eribtes meroen
oie folgenoen 5tatiItifeu oneetiibrt:
Gie @rnte i'm Sabre 1917 Der.
Ipri6t 67S,00O,00O guidel @ei5en
81 ergebeu. Ger normole SanoeS.
Oerbroub, einiHIieBlih Oes notbigen
SomenS, betrGgt 6O0,000,000 9u.
i6el. 9leibt fir Oen @rport 49,
100000 9ui6eI. @eiport werOen
iuobrIdciulid SO,O0O,000 bis 1907
100000 9uibel. 9lei6en fir Den
@rport iiber 15S,00O,O0O bis $780,.
100000 8li6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Tiefer Gt1lra.

Ger 80 Sabre olte George Sobn-
1on, bon Scr. 2144 @ine.StraBe, Elm
bel ser Baltimore 0rDood & Chip
building 60 ongeiteater g[nitrei6er,
fiel geitern gaodmittag ouf Dem
neueu SAiff u@iuiom Olom", ols er
Oen @oibinenralm anltrid, 25 Sub
tief ols oos @eriilt ouf meI6em er
orbeitete, no6gob. @liidli6erpeile
fiel er ouf feline S6uItern unO trug
'nur Soutubi6iirfungen oopon. Ser
glmbulan5mogen oeS mittleren Di-
-itrifts bra@te i'm nod &allie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
0e6ramdtc elm Snfciien in faIider
gSciIe.

DAB Elm Sufeiieu nidt auf ben
Gopf gebort, in0 nod Oiel weniger
ouf Sen Gopf zines W1eniHen beion.
oers wenn es nit @ewaIt alf Den
&opf geleet miro, Oas miiBte geiteru
Der 25 Sabre alte @illiom S6ldgel
au ieinem 2eiopeien erfabren oenn
er mliroe bonn Sereeanten 8iIlianl
Smpt6 umo Dem Holi5iiten S. @il-
liam GuiIid per6aftet uno nad Ser
oltIi6eu Yoliaeiitation eebradt, neil
er einen Wlann Stamens @ilianl
Grooen Oeiien Seimatb irgenOiuo lit,
Bios ni6t in Baltimore, nit einen
Suieiien oerortig mif oen Gopf ge-
i6lagen 6oben ioll, oaB er nad Dem
W'ercD Soipital gebrobt peroen
nlBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Grlitt cimcm SIrm6rmdJ.

@egen 10 llbr geitern @orger
rannte ser S-id6rige g9esleD @aDner
bon glr. 1908, @apooo- -@lace, ii6er
Die StroBe an gtort6- in0 9futlano.
9lOe., ais i'm Elm g(utomobil ii6erfubr
@r bro1 ieinen linfeu 9lrm un0 ipur.
Oe nab Dem ct. Soiep6s-&oipitol ge.
bradt. 0aS glutomobil ge60rt Gapt
9fobert @6ipple BON Ger. II, Glare.
nlontitraBe, @orceIter, @lali., in>
murOe BON glatbm Smith BON Ger
SO, EleaiontitraBe, @orceiter, @loii..
gelcnft. Sn Ser MaiAine befano iid
6roi @bipple. Gie @ltern 0es &no.
ben mltroen 6enoHridtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
Brad im 2rniO Sia-@arf snIammeu

S8d6reno ser 80 Sabre alte s. s.
Seliong, bon gtr. 1912 @orfpooo-
9(pe., I'M 0rui0 Sill 9orf geitern
Nobnlittog einen Spo3iereong mo6-
te, brob er pl0blib bepuBtlos 5uiom=
men. Ser Yarfwd6ter 8Drnes lei-
ltcte ibm sic erite Siilfe ino IieB i'm
Oltr6 Oie 9(mbulan5 oes norOpeltli-
den 9iltrifts ms Sabnemonn @ene=
rol-$oipitol idaffen no Oie 9ler5tc
befiirGten, 0oB CT bon elmer Ser5l6b=
unmg befaIlen woroen lit. gis lp1t
in ser 9toHt botte er nod ni8t ooS
@eipuBtlein mieoererlangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
ghrGncn.0Ias fiir 0eiertenr.

@ariS, 10. Suli. II Sin 0eier-
tellr, g3omens &6onin wioeriebte ii6
IN Ieiuer @o6nlrne Ser 9erbaihna
ino Derborrifaoirte ii9. 0Iit eiuem
Sta6l6elm Dcrie6en nd6erte iib ein
@oli3iIt ser S6iire im0 bo6rte Elm God
in 0ieIel6e. 9ann puroe Elm S6lail1
eingeIebt imo GbrGnen-@os in oas
3immer eepumpt. g(ls Sboniu oie
Situotion erfuBte, eri9oB er iih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
NeinnSlcita. nnO gIMt0mO6iI. .0IeIete

@oli5ci.Maribaa Garter 6otte ge.
tern g}u6mittag nit Oen $oli5ei-
GapitGncn cine Goniereu5, in weIder
CT oerlangte, OoB bon nun an Die
@oli5iIten in idorier @eiie gegen oie
@erionen melhe Die glutomobil- uno
@eIino6eits-@eiebe niAt beadteu,
porgebeu ioaten. Die llrlade Sieies
9efe6lS lit 0en pielen 9lutomo6il-lln-
fallen in Den lebten @oden 5u5u'
idreiben. @e3iiglicb ser &oaitrcdlng
Ger @eiunobeits-@eiebe 6atte @laDor
@reiton an oie Yoli5ei9e60roe ge-
I6riebeil. 0os StaOt Sber6aupt
miinI6t, OoB 0ie 0ifentli6cn Mdrfte
reiner ee6alten werOen ioQteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-11
3m @ru6c ectruscm.

Cine groBe Wienge bon Seiotragen-
Sen botte iicb geItcrn 9ta6nlittag in
Der GoncorOio-&irbe ein9efunoen,
nm Ser oiu Somitog I'M Sitter bon
7S SSobren perItor6enen 6rou E6ereIc
2uOluiq bon gtr. 1859, Frclton-Str.,
sic lebte @bre su erweiien. Eoitor
Sreoerid @iele bielt Die Eroterieier-
li6feiten unO miomete ser 0o6inge
i6ieoenen einen ipnrmen 9tndrllf.
S6re ir0iiben lle6erreite muroen allf
Dem 9ouoon-@orf- -6rieobofe 6eItattet.
Yrabtoolle 9lumenipenOen oectcu
iebt i6re lebte &ubeItGtte 9llS 9o6r.
tu6trGger fungirten Oie Serren Sobu
&ouimon Sobn @ed, SSobn WlieOipig,
SigmunO 0inmelmonn imO SenrD
9ro0t. ,Srau 2uOipig fam Dor 80
Sya6reu aus i6rem Seinlotblanoe
Sabien nod 9lmerifo; i6ren @atten
6atte Iie Dor 20 Sabren perloren. Sic
mor Elm eifriges N}itolieO ser lilt6eri-
i6en Goncor0ia=@emeinOe on @al-
broof.9lpenuc. sic binterlGBt 5pei
S06ne, @iliam 81. uno Mor s. 2uO-
mig, Iopie Drei @nfel.