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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02


Scr 3oologe @rof. @liIioD Sdgcr
lit III Shtttgart IS Sabre alt gcitor.
ben Dor eiiioeu So6r5e0uteu mar
Scr &critor6ene mo6l elmer Der be.
fnnnteileu Gertibei. Sdger mnroe
ourd icinc llnteriuhungen anf 500.
logiihen @chiet oa3u gciii6rt 0as
Ourb oie &ultur in feiuer 99eiie 6e.
ciniluBte 8er6nltcn Der ircilc6cnoen
S6iere ais Mcapeiier fiir einc nattr.
geniGBc 9e6cnSmeiie ser &1lItirmen.
iden 5tt pd6len. So lpurOc CT auf
oie 0uittbeorie gefiibrt (nGic Ont.
ite6ung Scr Secle"), oie fir icoeu
Mcnihen einen SnoipiOuoIgcruH an.
nimnlt nit on5ic6enoeu oocr a6ito.
BcnOeu Gigeni6oftcu gegenii6er ON.
oeren Wlenihen. Gicl Spott miBts
er inioIgc oeiien ais aSeelcnriebcr4
uno IN 0ercn Spibnomen ii6cr lid
ergc6en ioIlen. Gie genme lInteriu.
dung Oes tbierii6en @el5flai0s fii0r
te Sdger Oo5n, cine ousiAlieBlib ans
t6ieriiHer S9olle gefertiate aleiouug
fir Den N}enideh nit bcion0crem, et.
mos obionoerliden 5hnitt, Die iogc
nonntc SyGger'i6e gtormolfleiorma
I5u iorOern. GicleS oopon Bat iid) De
Imd6rt ino cr6olten. S}amentli6 mira
nod 6ellte Oas SdgerbemO piel getro
gen, o6ibon Ser @riinOer ser g}or.
ualfleiOimg ii6er oicie 9ln6dnger, Die
nur in scr llnterflciOun9 ieine Gor.
idriiten beiolaeu, ais ii6er bic lin.
teridgcr" meiolib ipottete. Sdger
botte nit ed9t ibndbiiher 3dbi9tcIt
an ieinen mon1nial ehpoS ionocrba-
rem 9nidolmngcn ieIige6alten uu6cs
fiinlmert I'M Den Inn bon rebts lm0
linfs geOonlenloS 9cnug entgeaenge
6rodten 5pott. ltno iein nNionats.
6lott,~ in Dem er Die &er6inouma
nit ieinen 5rclinoen un0 9in6dnaera
ouiredter6ielt, legte in ieOer 0tum.
mcr 3cugniB ob bon ieiner 5luetcn
gut iC1w06iiAcn GiaeniAoit, einem
fern6aiten eririidcnOen Sunor.
Wion broibtc ni6t Elm ein9cibwore.
ner Sdgerioner 81 lein, INN ieoc
9llnnmer ieincr 3eitidriit BON q bis
8 nit @enlB OurdBuleicn. Ger Ser.
itor6ene Ieiilete nit ieiner bis ms
bobe Sitter riiiieen Geiuno6eit ocn
9cpeis, oaB er nit ieinen 9Inidlau.
lugcn faun icbr ollf Dem SoI5ueac
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
1lur f3laul
Gin 9rrIiutr oiIOdm puu GOt.

Sefern mdbte meme Ole ocitlide
9(nIpielungen BON peien bic nstiie
RleeoaI6e na9 be beitI@s mloOe. Sd
bIieb aba I9perb0riA. @uiejen frubte
i9 ibr: n9aiie IdOn oct aus Wliindben
jelelen9" - r6udiott. pat ism III ba
ipieoer pafTert9" fraete fie uI8rOdeu,
nee, ct pafliert aba ieB OO9 immo5u
natl" n@et itimmt," iudte id,
noafor lebIts sben in me jroBarttie
3eit, no MI - nZuatI4l" fubr
ou meiue One jana fu9ti9 an. n@be.
ipat FORM llnilid Is in Mliin9en poIs
iiert9" - nDer Iabt bA1n, oct ct cen
llnilid is9" meentc id, rjan3 int tons
trdre Seienteil. st Is man blob cen
Qlnfang bon bic neusn 9efuduiRe I'm
@ofli9tunjsn, bic cen Sdubmdnn
ba'm muB." ~ ,Ronit is aba 3appen
ob," rufte netne One jifti9, nwaunn,
pilITe mir MI snbli9 !" mQlbd
G9nuteten," Ia9te id beIGnftiieno,
i'd bin ia Ihon babel. Snoem bet
nemlic1 in Wliih9en be Polle3ei cen
Ooge uff alle Ddmens bd'm muB, bet
fs ni1 nit fo'ne turSen I'm ubitebenz
ben @Dde rumlofen." - Dglo MI ipirb
ct aba Da9!" itDbnts meine sb,lidc
SGIfte entisiltert. - DSoipoIIia," iuat,
id, nun ct is oo4 fhon etne orrss
tiert ieporben, neil ibr Rlseo fubfrei
BIB ant Rnie mar I'M po9, neil ibr
Der puba au oids uff De Baden faB.
llFf be Wa9e ba'm ie ibr oenn Ole
syoKobc mitn Sdnbfega obiufe4t. lin
ob le ibr ben fur5en Rod onielaHen
BAN )" mWeni9enstinb," dh5tc
meine one, ,osnn m6hte id man bIob
piFsn, ipoau fe bic neie oeitTde MOot
nfin0en bdm9" ~ mSapoI," idhtc
Id, run NIT bic ia nh erIt ian3 mat
9oIles paTliert, moraus be ipieba Die
Seimttde BON unfe Tein6e aienn'r
fonnt. SO ct mon ou iIooben, BET f
In paris un 2onoon unIe neie MObt
jlottpe9 dbgettett bam8 Soipol, oo
iiebts nidt bran al tippen! Dt'
Beibsleite loofen oo jenou 70 rum tpic
BET uns. lin bic Semeinbeit is 70.
jar fOipcit ieiangen, bet Te oa brie-
ben unie neie beitIbc Mooe f9on frieto
onie3oeen BAN dls Bel uus!" - .6aIt,
Worte, Gbe9" rglse, aba mir iol
MI nod eeno fomm'n, I'm pon @dHeba
nuug reocu, nit fo'ne S9iebo% =
mHs9t bate, Mann." fu4te mein,
Sne, nun ipecBte, mir is MI bic nei'
oeitI9e Wlobe iGn5li9 Ddetelt. Sd
tpsr mir eenFa4 mein'n 5ummel BON
boriiet SoN n bisten uffarbseten. MaI
riteenIte'n9" - ,Rd, jetpib ooh!"
fo6te i'd aIei@tea, inbcm ia M ott
Sturmuniriff uFf mein pOhtemOnnet
erittdt ma, nod ebe Ct ous'n feinb.
lidn S6ibeniruben rausietommeu
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

Cine groBe g(n3obl bon 2ciOtro-
genoen botte liA geitern 9Iohmittog
in Dem Snuic Scr. 1907, 6reOerid-
Ipenue, eingefunOen I'M Srn. Otto
q. @oberforn Der om Montog Mor-
gen einem lieben Nlonote langen
ldperen &eioen erlog, ole lebte @bre
an erWeiien. @aitor Gr. SuliuS Sof-
MAIN bon Der 8ionSfirbe bielt oen
Ernucrgottcsoienlt an Ser nit lil-
5Gbligen pro6toouen glumenipen0en
geibmiidtcn 9obre un0 mi0mete Dem
bon ieinen glneeborigen uno oielen
JrellnOen tief betrolierten Dabinge-
'l6ieOenen einen pnrncn gto9ruf an
Dem @robe onf oen 2ouOon-Yorf-
6rieObofe. g[ls @obrtu6trGQer fln-
eirten Die S9. @lor SoFulemann
Otto Sbieler, 2uOpig Sartig, George
2iibnl, George Snrboe ino &onroO
0obl.
Sr. Soberforti itdr0 in ieinen 5S.
Scbcnsiobre, ols Scr 500 i'm Don
leinen 2eiOen erIoife. ST itommte
aus ct. @eioien, aonigrcid Sabicn,
ilno fam I'M Sabre 1887 nod @ulti-
more, no ct cine @efliiselbonolung
an Der SonooeritroBc betrie6. gr
miro auBer bon ieiner untr0itli6en
SStttpe, 6raa Souiie Saberforn bon
5luci SrilOern @mil Saberforn in
%btlooeIpbio unO 2ouiS Soberforn
N DeutiblonO, 8milin9si9meitern,
Srau 9luguita 6ricoriA unO Grau
slnno llblig in 0eutlblonO, iotpie
5iuei Steftcn @olter uno 9lrno So-
bertorn, il6erlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
g0ic lnnrbc cr ncrLcht.

Gin eIfidbriger anobe ipuroc &C.
Itern gegen @3ittcrnodjt an Der Gait.
ern.9lDe. -Gooo bon cincm StraBcn-
bo6n.Gouonftcur in bciinmnoSIoienI
8uitanOc aufgciunOen imO bon ei-
nem Srn. N}. @lSmortbv, bon 9tr.
1921 gtorO@oDion-Str., Ser 8ufGl-
lig 0eS @eges fom, in ociien QIuto-
mobil nod Dem Sobns SopfinS.So-
ipitol oebrudt. SIN Soipitol CAB er
ieinen 9}omen ais Soicpb Nroion bon
Wloce.9lbe., Bad 9iioer, an. Ger ano-
be 5eiete cine fleine Gerlebung an
&opie. Ser GrnIt ieineS 3uitonoeS
bat nod nibt feitoeitellt werOen ION,
men, es lit aber m0gli9, 0oB einC
Operation notbwenOig iein miro. Iit
@oli5ei Oes norooitliden IiitriftS
uno bon Gontop bat iib oes SALES
angenommett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
sdJmd6te Die Der. stauten 6u6nc.

Sein SoB fir 9(mcrifo rmo Die
2anoesIabne OcrauIaBtc oen rs Sab
re often S6ubmaber Soiepb q. 9[I.
brigbt, BON Ger. 1000 Olt-6eocralItr.
lieber in ocn 9iinnitein 5n treten ais
nnter Der 5Iogge binpe9 5l gebcn.
@or Den 91idter Tamrins i'm 6ltlibe1
Eoli5eigerift 6ebrodt, crying aus
Der 3eugcnouina6me, ooB Scr oIte
Nlonn geiogt boben iollte, BUR Sol-
le nit 9lmerifo unO Der 6laeee." SD
mill niht einmol inter einer 6logge
binwcgge6en. gr muroe bonn &i1-
ter wcgcn inorOcntlid6cn @ctragcns
Inn $25 bciirait, Die iciu Sobu BE-
5a9lte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
glnn Mibc ii6rrluSItint.

Scr 81 Sabre oIte Sterling 8ming-
leD BON gtr. 3t09, SmallpoooltroBe,
purOe eeiiern 9I6cnO I'M vt ll6r in
Der 2erington-, no6e SoiperItraBe,
BON einem Sibi6Iog eetroiien. @r
WurOe i'm glm6lllan5magen OeS nett
Iihen 9iitrifteS in sic Union ASro.
teitant SSnfirmorD sur 9ebonolune
oe6ra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

Dos bon SEQ. @iintber gcbraute
Bier lit Oas bette. giele gelrt1eilcr
bon @ier crfIdren OaB es irgenO ei.
mem erittlaiiieen ausIdnoiiden Bier
gIeidfommt @eraOe Oas 4ine fiir
oen 5omiIiengebraud. GeineS glro-
ma, better @cidmad ino iebr nabr'
fr1ftig. Qireft bon Der 8roucrcS
our6 sic neueiten Naihinen abge.
flint, moSur9 alsemeine 9ieinbcit ge'
ii6ert wiro. Seilte ST.. Fbone:
@olfe 20.
(syini18.1S,iMc.9ol (Nn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Cfcn crplOSirtc - @ranOlunnOcn.

6rou 9otie 9rittib BON Ger. 1922,
GoIiern-gIOe, wolte geltern Wior9eu
ibren @etroleumofen regulirch ais
Gerielbe ouf cinnol crpIoOirte. sic
meigerte iih. i6re 9ranOpunocn I'M
@eii6t umo on ocn SGnoen luO 9lr.
nen i'm Soipitol be6onoeln 5it laiien,
es Oor5iebcnO, Oies ibrem SauSar5t
5ii iiberloiien. 9ie @un0en, 3mar
idmer56ait iino nidt gci0brli9er
QLrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
iyIiidJtetem in OlahtocluanOern.

Sil ibren ytaAtgeuGnOern mllBtcn
lllnf Olenicben flieben ais ser 8lik
oos 2-Itodige 6odperfbauS bon
9orrp EurOlnn, pel6es 115 Wlcilen
BON 9Reilterstown, an ser Sonno6
Ntoore slcaoemD 2ane liegt, 5lpiIdeu
: ilnO 4 llbr eeitern Morgen, troi.
Serr Fnroum, icine 6rou unO orei
aIloer entTamen o6ne S6ooen. Gas
2 @ons wuroe ialt eon5 5erItort. Serr
Purollnl nuBte ober cine Wieile pcit
III Sfe9en, nur i'm 9io1ton5ug ongc-
man lalten, I'M Elm Gclepbon 5ll
errelperI Inn Siilfe 81 ruicn. 8iS
sum elntrefIen Der freimiQigcn 6cl-
erloebr, mar oos Saus bon ocnSlonl.
men lolt oollig oer5e6rt uno lie be-
oro1ten ldon cine no6aeIegcne
Sdenne, Die icOo6 gercttct iullr0e
9err Enrolm lit i'm goItinorer
Eoltbureou onoeltcat. Ct fonnte sic
groBe ocsS6ooenS, oue W}6bcl. ilnO
Sanseinri9hng oinacn pcrlOren, an.
ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
@mrae GtaStncniofciten.

Sobn sc. &cifinDocr, Oos neuc
@litglieo Ger 0ffentlihen @crfebrS-
Gommiiiion, trot ecitcru ieiu g[mt
an. Gr bro@te oen gr0Bten Ebeil
Oes Not6nlittoos oomit 5r, bon ocut
Sorliber Der Gonlnliilion in sic 9(r-
beitcn oerieI6cn einscipei6t 81 prr-
So,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
gLm0c6Iider Scmtldlcr spiOm.

@urOe geItern BON SnOion 6eaO nob
Baltimore oe6ro9t. II @r pet-
gerte iiG, ieinen 9Iameu an5ugc'
ben. Sotte oie 9lmOeSidicB-
ItdnOe betrcten. 6rib 9tamn'
lcr wurOe in einer Gone, welde
er ni6t betreten Ourite, n6gefaBt.
Gie g}o6ricbten BON Oenl oeutl6en
Spion, Ger angcblidj cin %uloernns
go5in ouf Ocn 56icBitdnOen in Sn-
oion SeaO, G6arlcS.Gorntp, in bic
9uit iprcngcn wolltc, i6eincn ctpaS
iibertriebcn 81 iein. 6iilfS-9unOeS.
Mariball GOclen 6ra6te ben ange6.
li6en Spion geitern gl6enO ouf ci.
mem @lmoeS-S S6leppOonpfer naG
Baltimore, porouf oericIbe. bon
s9lnwalt 0ennis lmO 9un-
OeS- -Mari6all StodDom einem einge.
benOen Ger66r inter5o9en. Ser Ser
boitete meigerte iidb, ieinen 9}amen
on3ugeben unO 0aS %er60r flGrte ici-
nen 9lufent6alt in Der 9t6be Der
S6iebliGnOe nibt auf pesbol6 er
nod 0em @eiGnguiB eeionOt muroc.
MoriAoIl Stodbom lit o6er Scr lle-
beSeuglng, ooB Die noA Baltimore
gelunOten g(o6ritbten iber Die 9bG-
tigfeit Ses Niannes etipas iibertrie-
ben marcn. @s pur0e Dem @un-
oes -Mloridau beribtct, OaB elm
Monn, ser nibtS onOeren ais Elm
oeutl6er Spion iein fonnte, am Der.
gongcnen 6reitog innerbolb Der
S6ieBItGn0e ongetrofien iuurOe.
Sin gSodtpoiten rief i'm an, ser I'm
befonnte ilii6tete ober uno entfom,
trob0em Der Solont nebrere S6iilie
auf i'm abgefeucrt bottc. glm leB-
ten Niontog 9elong es Dem Monn
pieOer, Oie 9luBenpoiten 5iI paiiiren
imo iiber oen Sta1cIOro6t5oun 81
flettern. Sons in Der 9lG6e eines
9llloermooa5inS, in Dem Iid 50,-
100000 @iin0 Eulper bciinocn fol-
len mur0e er Damn BON einem Sol
ooten benerft. Ger g8o6tpoltcn fcr-
crte loiort nebrerc S1iiIie a6, oie
aber olIe fcbl 9iugeu. Ser 6licbcn.
oe beri6wano i'm Omfel ser gtobt.
@r murOe obcr anl GicnIiog ocrbaf-
tet ltno fir Die @un0eS-9cb0roen
ielteebolten. o
8efon6 lid in elmer
2 perr6one.
PTS 6rib &ommlcr bon 91r. $50,
SiiO-0oIInS- StroBe, Gin Gelitider,
an Der Gde bon Sollioop. ltnO 9olti-
morc-StroBc, cine oertibc 3citllng
las, purOe er bon SilfS.9unoes-
Mari6aIG g[. 9. Mari6aIl 1necipro-
den. @r muBte ieinen Sperr5onen-
paB bor5eigen inO muroe Derboftet,
oo i6m Der GEoB niht Die @rIoibniB
giebt, iitb in ser SolliOap.StraBe
olti5ubalten. 9lommler purOe nod
Dem @cfGngnib ge6rubt, no CT feIt-
ge6olten miro, bis General -g[nmoIt
Gregory iagt, mas NIT ibm geibcbcn
| gnII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02
Suli5iit uun SitIdlas sctruffcn.

Ger &oli5it 6. 2eOerer bonn liio.
Ti6en Giitriit brod acItcrl 9lbeno
tlr6 bor 10 llbr mG6reno icincs 0ien-
lles in Der 9td6e Der @co6 9lueD lin0
@omburg-S -StroBe belpuBtlos 5iions
men. Gr mar bon Scr Oriiden0en
@iBc iibcrpdltigt lporOen. 2eocrer
mur0e I'M @atrolwogen 0es iiiolicben
Giitriftes nod icinem @einL 9tr.
2t0l, .9lAil6errpiIroBe, eebradt.
no cr bon Dr. Gein6orOt be6onoclt
murOe Scin 3uItauO loa beOentlid
iein.
Sn Clinton Snoa iin0 1000
&obIcugrdbcr on ocn Strife gcgon.
Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

$err s. 81. StoI, @erfebrs.aeitcr
DER ~llnitcO &oiIpops & electric
90, Der Wdbreno Der lebtcn alpci
SSotben fronf mar, bcfinoct ii6 oltf
Dem @cgc Der @cnciunq ino miro
bolo I'M Stanoe iein ieincu %flidtcit
pie0cr nodougcben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

NUOuncnicn, bic BEN ,,Hcutidlcn Cure.
lpOnbentcn" nidjt piinltIidl Obcr nnreneI-
maRig crbaltcu, lino ncbcicn, ocr Office
bapon per EcIrpbon cher Idlrifilidl Msits
t0eilune Su MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

91eneS @ort. ngiiien Sio,
Oen 9oiiltcn EieienborH triiit man
bod III ieOer @eicIlid)oit.~
DSSa, 0as 1T Scr reinltc 9aBpar.
tout.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-02

sd peiB net. pos oas 1T. 9tber
felt unfer poItor berbeiratet 1T, ipers
ben feline preoigtcn aIletpeil I4irfer."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
Church Notices

Old South Congregational church. Rev.
A. G. Townsend pastor: Morning worship
at 1890 with sermon by the pastor; sub
ject, How Much DO You Owe?" Sunday
school at 11.45 A. NJ. A stereopticon lee
ture In the evening at o'clock, From
Scrooby to New England" The begin
nings of New England told in picture and
description. Everybody invited
ST. Matthew'S. church. Rev. w. F. Liv-
ingston rector (2nd Sunday after Trini-
ty): Morning service at 1890; Sunday
school at 11.30.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. S. Ell
fred Leech pastor: Public worship at
1870 with sermon by the pastor; subject.
"Christ-the World Conquerer," Sunday
school at u M; Epworth League devo-
tional meeting at els ?. NJ, Miss Myra
Trueworthy leader; all young people in
vited AT Z P. NJ the Children's day con-
cert postponed from last Sunday will be
given. Everyone is invited. An offering
for the Student Loan Fund will be taken
Wednesday. midweek prayer meeting at
7,30; subject, Dwelling in God" Friday
class meeting at 730 led by j. w.
Church.
First Universalist church. Rev. F. w.
Weber pastor: Morning service at TO- 80
with sermon by Rev. Mary f. Bradley of
Portland; Sunday school at Has.
First Baptist church. Miss A. j. Gwynne
pastor: Morning services at 1890 with
sermon by Rev. l.. c. Holmes of Bidde-
ford Sunday school at Has; evening ser
vices at o'clock with sermon by the
preacher of the morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16

Florence Eta Allen. Lavera Lucia
Burgess. Marion Josephine Blondette,
Delphine Rosetta Fish, Aurora Alice
Frechette. Gladys Marion French. Ma
rion Gertrude Graves, Myrtle EdeHa
Griffin, Grace Althea Griffin, Pearl Ar
line Hinckley. Katherine Leora John
son, Jennie Moe Moody. Ethel Mae
OHenley, Lillian Janette Raymond,
Marion Levina Rideout, Gladys Mae
Tracy, Thelma Alberta Tucker. Eta
Nathalie White, Lillian Pearl Whit
ney, Hazel Fern Patterson. The class
officers are: Pres, Delphine Rosetta
Fish; Sec, Pearl airline Hinckley.
Glass motto. Faith. Labor. Victory"
Glass colors, red, white and blue.-Mar-
shall from Eighth Grade, Yvonne Mary
Roy. Director Of Glee Club, Mrs. Wi
mona L. Harvey of this city. The pro-
gram:
Music: prayer: selections by Glee
club; salutatory and essay, Pearl Ar
Iene Hinckley: recitation, Lavera Luz
ella Burgess; "Cockoo Song" group
of girls: solo, Sartoris Mae Sturtevant:
essay. Thelma Alberta Tucker; reel
tation, Delphine Rosetta Fish; song,
glee club; essay. Ethel Mae OHen-
ley; recitation, Aurora Alice Frechette;
Hong Kong Romance" double trio;
recitation. Marion Josephine Blond
cite: presentation of gifts to class,
Lillian Janette Raymond: song, glee
club: recitation. Florence Eta Allen:
valedictory and essay, Eta Nathalie
White; Il Bring You Heartsease."
group OF girls; class ode. written by
Jennie Mae Moody; presentation of d.
plomas; The New American Hymn"
glee club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
y LIBERTY LOAN
Continued from Page One)

service you have rendered in connec-
cess of which has been so striking and
pleasing to the country" Secretary
McAdoo tonight telegraphed all re-
serve banks.
"Will you not convey to the Liberty
Loan committees of your districts, to
the banks and all other organizations
which have co-operated with you in
this great Liberty Loan enterprise, the
assurance of my warm appreciation as
we'll as my cordial thanks?
will you not also urge these COM
mittees to preserve their organizations
in order that they may be prepared to
render signal services Of like charac-
ter to their government when it is call
ed upon again to seek an additional
credit? 1t is Of the utmost importance
that the splendid machinery now per-
fected shall be available when needed"
Second Campaign
This machinery, Mr.. McAdoo indi-
Gated, will be utilized this fall in float
ing the second loan contemplated un-
der the $1,000 100000 war finance law
Mr. McAdoo said he did not think
there would be another offering before
fall The next loan hardly will be clos
ed. 1t is thought prior to Sept. 30, as
installments on the present loan will
continue till Aug. 80 and at least 30
days probably will be devoted to the
second campaign.
The exact measure Of the country's
response to the loan probably will not
no known until reyt week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
HalIoweIl Boy Promoted

Sherman W. Dunn, Jr., has accept
ed the position Of ticket agent for the
Portland Division of the Eastern
Steamship Co. and was recently Of
fered a similar position on the Metro
politan Line of the same corporation
but was unable to accept on account
of illness in the family. In his new
position he has an assistant and a
stenographer Last year Mr.. Dunn was
freight clerk on the City of Bangor.
Mr.. Dunn is a graduate of Hallowell
High school and has been attending
Bates College and recently pursued a
course of study at the Maine School
of Commerce. While in Portland he
will stop at the Army and Navy Y. M.
c. A. Many friends will be glad of
the success of this popular Hallowell
boy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
GRADUATION AT
THE STATE SCHOOL

The graduation exercises of the
Ninth Grade of the State School for
Girls were held on Friday afternoon
and were largely attended by the many
friends of the school. The exercises
were exceptionally well carried out.
each participant in the excellent pro-
gram doing her share to make the ex-
ercises the big success they proved to
be. The affair was the source of much
pleasure to all who attended. A num-
Der of delightful selections were given
by the Glee Club which were we'll re-
ceived, as were the selections given by
group of girls. A solo sung by Miss
Sturtevant was rendered in pleasing
manner.
The singing of the Glee Club. which
is under the direction of Mrs. Mi
mona L. Harvey, added much to the
pleasure of the exercises and reflect
credit upon the director.
The graduating class numbers 20
members, whose names are as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
SMALLPOX CASES
IN BANGOR

Bangor, Me. June 15.-There are
now nine cases OF smallpox in Ban.
gor, according TO the statement of John
Goldthwait, secretary of the board OF
health, all being mild cases. but pro-
nounced by Dr., G. NJ. Woodcock. who
is considered an authority. as being
smallpox.
on the city farm. OF the patients sew
en- arc men and two are boys Three
patients have been discharged from the
pest house.
In East Hampden four houses are
guaranteed, one case there being said
to he a severe one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16

The annual Memorial day observ-
ance Of Sanborn lodge, No. 90. I. 0. o.
F., will be held tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock at City Hail. Charles E.
Jackson of Portland, grand secretary
will deliver the Grafton. The public is
cordially invited and are assured of
listening to one of the most forceful
and interesting speakers of the order
Following is the program: Master of
ceremonies, Harry w. Reid; music,
quartette; prayer, Rev. S. f. Leach:
music, quartette; reading of the or
ders, G. 3. Grenier, \. G.; music,
quartette; orator, Charles f. Jack
son; music, America; benediction. The
decoration Of graves will follow the ex-
ercises, by a committee from the lodge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
Many Too Late

Thousands Of subscriptions came too
late to the federal reserve banks. These,
by Secretary McAdoo's instructions, will
be tabulated separately and the total for
warded to Washington. Just what dis
position will be made of them has vet 20
be determined. 1t is possible that where
it can be shown that their failure 20
reach the reserve bank in time was due to
ing bank. some Of them may be accepted.
Whether the subscriptions are allowed
or not, it is felt that they manifest the
willingness of the subscribers to answer
the governments call and should be
shown in the total of what the American
people offered to take.
The wide discrepancy 8between the
amount of subscriptions received by fed
eral reserve banks up to Wednesday
night and the final is explained by the
declaration that thousands OF banks held
back their subscriptions until the last
moment and that hundreds of thousands
of small investors did not go to the banks
with subscriptions until the last day.
Compared with Germany
More than two and one-half times as
many persons answered the call of the
Liberty loan as responded to Ger
many's first war loan of .46O,0Oo,O0o
marks. approximately s1,o61 ,49o 900. The
first German loan was floated in Sep
TENDER, 1914, when victory seemed GER
tain. The subscribers to this loan
numbered 1.177,235.
Great Britain's first loan was ass
ATOP pounds sterling. approximately
s.. 229,5 $500. 1t was taken by 10o,-
coo subscribers. or less than four per
cent of the number that apparently
subscribed to Americas first war loan.
Great Britain's first loan was taken al
most entirely by her wealthy classes.
Measured by the standard of total
subscribers, the Liberty loan stands in
class by itself as a nations first war
Offering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16

Nearly 100000 life insurance policies
written by 10 insurance companies IN
England have been allowed to lapse since
the beginning Of the war. according 20
official figures published in London The
fact that for the years 1913 and 1914 M"
companies received sl75.ooc.co0 In pre-
miums and paid only $3.50 COO In claims
and surrenders has caused mn inquiry 70
be made through the House Of Commons
The government Is asked TO take steps
to prevent the companies from l1psing 50
many policies Of the working classes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-16
D|SPARAGEO MILLION
Cong. Fuller with Subscription
Lauds Small Investor

Maiden Mass. June ia $1,000 200
has been received by the local loan
committee from Congressman Avian
T. Fuller you have received many
subscriptions for $50 bonds tn he paid
for at 81 a week. These subscriptions
are much more creditable than mine"
said a telegram accompanying thu sub.
scription sent from Washington by the
CONGRESSMAN.