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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
BRITISH MAKE HEADwAY DEs-
PTTE BITTER RESISTANCE OF
THE GERMANS
NlHEN HAS BEEN CRTUR0
Teuton Officers Huri Mass Forma-
tions Of Troops n ~
Attack

London. April 25.--More than
three thousand prisoners taken since
Mondays resumption Of the British
drive and further advances despite
bitter opposition from the Germans.
were reported in Field Marshal Haig's
report today.
Early this morning In the fighting
along the front between the cojeul
and the scarpe we further progressed
and secured our gains" he said. "Our
prisoners since Monday are now 3.0zs
including 56 officers.
AT night. east OF Havrincourt
wood. we captured Bilhem. northeast
Of Trescault."
Germany was today throwing every
available man within reach into the
breach which British troops have
hacked on the northernmost pivot Of
the Wotan line. On . front 1t near
". nine miles today from Oppy to
around Croisiiies. the ffYhting was
raging with a ferocity unparalleled
since the days OF the opening Of the
war when allied troops beat back the
Germans in their rush toward Paris.
Once again the Germans are using
great masses Of men. poured with
reckless prodigality for human life.
into the rents where the stubborn
British advance has penetrated. Brit
ish artillery directed against these
massed infantry troops. literally tore
them to pieces. but in many places
along the line the number OF men
hurled by the German commanders
was SO great that their pressure lit
orally forced them beyond the bar
rage fire.. Then would come hand-to-
hand fighting of the bitterest sort.
II was in struggles Of this intensity
today that the British were still push
Ing forward, inch by inch and yard
by yard. Although the enemy has
known approximately the general To-
cation Of the British offensive. the
complete mastery Of the air obtained
by Haig's flyers has prevented the
German commanders from spying out
various moves Of his bringing up
troops and the British smashes. there
fore are stin more or less surprise
attacks. Forty German aeroplanes
were brought down yesterday. Haig's
night report announced.
On the French front. the fighting
was for the part confined to artillery
combat. according to French dis
patches today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
SOUTHERN OREGON ASSOCIATION
Will CONVENE HEI.E DUR.
ING THE DAY
CELEBRATE STH ANNIVERSARY
special Train WIN Como From Ash.
Land With visltor From That
DIRECTION

Tomorrow will be Odd Fellows day
In Grants Pass. From all over the
southern Oregon district the mem
bers OF that great fraternity will
gather 10 celebrate the sSth ami
versary OF the founding Of the In
dependent Order OF Odd Fellows. In
cluded in the district are the towns
from Glendale on the north TO the
California line on the south. aud Odd
Fellows and Rcbekahs will arrive by
auto and by special train from every
direction. The special train from the
south will arrive At from 1850 to 10
o'clock. and II win be met by local
delegations and escorted to the head.
quarters at Odd Fellows hall. Al the
hall there will be basket lunch. II
being one Of the agreements OF the
district organization that basket
laneheons be provided rather than
TO call upon the local lodges for ban
quets. cto. All local odd Fellows and
Rcbekahs are therefore urged by the
committee TO come provided with
the basket commissary department.
The meeting OF the association will
convene In Odd Fellows hall ut 2:30
o'clock, while the Rcbekahs will meet
at the same hour at w. o. W. hall
for receptionsand program. Al $40
there will be another basket lunch.
In the evening q public meeting
will be held at the opera house to
which the general public is invited,
The only stipulation upon attendance
Ia that the invitation Ia extended to
all persons over the age OF 10
years"
The evening program will be open
cd with orchestral selection. and the
district deputy grand master will In
troduce the deputy grand master.
Geo. w. Trefren. OF Ashland. as
chairman. The Secretary OF the
Golden Rule lodge win read the
proclamation. and Messrs. Blanchard,
Stanaker. MacMurray and Isham will
sing II Love You Truly" Welcome
viii be extended to the visitors by Il.
E. Blanchard of the local lodge. and
by Wilford Allen OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. The response will be by
representative OF the Ashland
lodge. The solo. Some where a Voice
10 Calling" will be sung by ]. 8.
MacMurray: Prof, A. ]. Handy. OF
Medford. will speak upon the spirit
OF Odd Fellowship" Robert Nielsen
will sing, That's the Reason Moo
Wear Kilt" DR.. "A. A. Witham
will speak upon the subject, "The
Kebekah Decree" and the evening
will close with "The Star Spangled
Banner" by Mrs. Guy Knapp, and
America" by the audience.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
TEDDY'S ARMY
CAUSE OF SCRAP
Fight In Senate Over Army Bill Gem
ters About Proposed Roosevelt
Division

Washington, April 25.-The Roose-
welt division today turned from being
q collateral question into one OF the
biggest points In the legislative
wrangle over how the nation shall
raise Its army Of 2.000, 900 OF men.
While opponents Of the admins
lration plan continued trair Di -;cr
opposition to conscription in any
form, prominent house leaders sho
favor Roosevelt's plan to Iced vel
unteer army Immediately to the
French trenches. announced they
would introduce and fight on the
floor for an amendment to the army
bill. granting the colonel the author
ity he asks.
These men declared they will start
their fight probably tomorrow. How
bitter the fight continues to be even
after nearly weeks senate debate,
was demonstrated today when Chair
man Chamberlain moved to limit de-
bate. so II would close tomorrow
night. but was not even able to get
vote on his motion.
"The whole defense Of our nation
awaits this vote" pleaded Chamber
lain. I'VE must realize the import
ance Of this measure"
II we get vote by Saturday. we
will be doing we'll" tersely inter-
iected Senator Gallinger.
Senator's McCumber and Borah in
sisted upon their right to speak on
the measure. Chamberlain was fore
ed To withdraw his motion, and SEN
ator Reed started verbal flaying Of
any form Of conscription.
The volunteer system is the his
toric doctrine Of the republic" he
declared. land now we are asked to
repudiate It."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
:. ". c. A. Worker Here

Y. VI. &. A. Worker Here
I. b. Rhodes. secretary Of the Y.
NJ. c. A.. was In the city Tuesday
evening. and met with a delegation
Of local men interested In associa-
tion work regarding aid for the Y.
NJ. c. A. at the front and at mobili-
zation camps during the war. It was
proposed to hold Y. NJ. c. A. day.
May 18th, when special services will
be held In the city churches, and the
raising OF the funds needed will be
planned. Mr.. Rhodes says that dis
trict composed Of Oregon and Idaho
should contribute 100000 to the
fund needed to carry on the work
for the nation.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
FRANCES WAR COMMISSION
JOINS ENGLISH AND AMERI-
CAN DIPLOMATS
TO HOLD JOINT CONFERENCE.
Enthusiastic Greeting 10 Distinguish.
ed Delegation ~ IL Steps From
MayflOwer

Washington. April 25.-The French
war commission. headed by former
Premier viviani and Marshal Joffre.
landed at the Washington navy yard
pier from the presidents yacht May
flower shortly before 1890 O'Clock
today.
Few more impressive scenes have
been witnessed in Washingto than
that enacted at the navy yard when
the Mayflower arrived with the
French representatives at 1880 this
afternoon. Several thousand men,
women and children lined the half
mile lane from the navy yard gates
to the pier where the yacht docked
with the distinguished visitors.
After the Mayflower was warped
into her pier. the Marine band. on
the lawn of the navy yard. struck up
''sle ''Marseiliaiss."
On the Mayflower's deck, stand
ing out in sharp contrast among his
civilian companions. was Marshal
Jotfre in red cap and pale blue army
cloak.
Immediately the gangplank was up.
Secretary Lansing mounted It and as
he stepped on deck bugles sounded,
All soldiers and sailors came to "at-
tention." as did the victor OF the
IMarne. while the secretary OF state
hastened forward between the lines
OF the crew and greeted viviani, Jof-
fire and other members OF the party.
A great cheer went up and the
party. led by viviani and Lansing.
then descended the gangplank. They
went Immediately to the residence
fN~.As..~A u. ca
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
FIVE TURK SHIPS
SUNK BY SLAVS


Petrograd. April Destruction
OF the Turkish harbor works at Ker-
asnnt and OF Ave Turkish vessels In
that port was announced otiiciaily TO.
day az the successful outcome OF a
Russian cruiser. destroyer and sub
marine raid.
"one OF our cruisers destroyed the
harbor works at Kerasunt." the state
ment said. simultaneously one or
our torpedo boais destroyed three
Turkish schooners and . submarine
sank two more"
kerasnnt Is seaport Of Asiatic
Turkey on the Black sea about seven
ty miles west Of TrebIxond.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25

Postmaster Guild, Of Merlin. visited
Grants fSss yesterday,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
HIGHEST CASH PRICE,
FOR WHEAT IN 4. =.

Portland. April 2S,---Probably the
highest cash price paid for wheat In
tho history Of the United States was
paid here today. Actual cash sales
Of wheat At interior points At Sa.5o
q bushei were reported. The market
Ia expected TO 10 still higher.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
SHALL HONOR GUARD
KISS OREGON RECRUITS?

Portland, April 2l.--Shall recruits
be kissed! That's the question which
has split the Girls Honor guard OF
Oregon, Hood River girls have
started the custom BY lining up on
the station platform and kissing fare
we'll to each departing hero. Miss
Lucille Danforth, state manager Of
the guard, declared today "our aim
Ia more dignlfied than that"
The next move Of the pro-kissing
faction has not yet been announced.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-25
"uncie Biily's"-a

"Unclc Billy's"--
"tIncle Bllly's" la the name which
W. A, Newell gives his lunch stand
which No first introduced 10 Sixth
street travel Wednesday morning.
Mr., Newell has equipped q wagon
stand and will serve homemade
lunches, and viii also keep = stock
Of SOFT drinks. eto. avn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
OlcpablifaniIdcS Stuats-Gcntral-
GOmitc.

3ie SiBung Oes republifanii6en
GtootS.G .Gcntrol.Gonite'S im nSotel
93cnncrt" ionO eeitcrn gIu6nlittug
iiatt mo erleoiate Die menieen Dor-
liegenoen @ei1Gite nit pronlpter
&cl9minOigfeit. Ser Gag fir oas
9(6boltcn Der @rimGriuobIen om II.
Septenber pur0e rotifioirt unO Der
8oriibcr @olen 8. Eait erbielt 9(llto-
ritGt, Die republifanil1e StootS-@on-
pention 6ulommen 5u berlifen I'M
cinen Ganoiooteu fiir StantS-Gon-
troleur 5u nomiuiren. 0ie Siblne
perlief o9ne icopeoe Storung; bic
iclbe mar MIR idmac6 beiudt. gllS
Gonoioot fir StuotS Gontroleltr
i6eint 0r. @m. 8. 9(tpooO bon Bal
timore nur ouf Wenig Oppolition gu
ltoben. Inter 0en befonntcren 0tc-
pu6lifonern in Der Sibung Woren Die
@S. Ebomos $. Eorron bon Colbert,
Genotor gSiIlionS imo SenrD SC.
NicGullougb bon Gecil, YrainarO
g8orncr bon Mont9omerD, @r-Seno-
tor &. 9. W&ooer rno @olter 9tuoD
bon Carroll, Clarence Olofielo unO
S5o6n 9opie on Soworo, @Oworo Q.
6ur6iib BON g8orcelter, Soliob 8.
Gerr ino @r-Stootsonmolt glnoreu
BON 9or6cltcr, Soiepb $. Ching, H.
See Nloguire uno 9enjauin 9. &ooc
bon ct. DtorD's, Sobn Seller bon
yreOerid, 9lbner Bingham bon So-
gcrstown GongrcBmom 8iblman
bonn peItliden Diorplono, Sobu
@lu0ocn unO SorrD SeOelD bon 9ln-
nopolis, GOmorO Q. glaen bon 9or-
foro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

@cltcrn Wior9cn lpurOcn Die bcioen
9icgcr @oul W}cN}urrcn, % Sabre
alt, unO DER 25jdbri9e 0obio Swens
bon Scrgeant Woning perboitet lno
III Der norO0itlibeu @oli3eiitotion
eniqeidloiicn. Sp6icr iibcreob Wtar.
ldoIl Garter Die gci0cn Dem 9inoes-
Wlori6oa Stodbom. sic lino be-
ibuloigt, pcrfeblt 5u boben iid ON
5. SUM 3u regiitriren, itnO periudt
3u bobcn, ser @in6iebune ou ent'
gcben.
9luf 0ie 9cihuloisung bin nidt
rcgiItrirt ou boben puroe Ger %
Syo6rc oltc Sermon 0obDeB, Der Dor
aur8cm bon charlottesville, &a.,
na6 Baltimore FAM gelterIi Nlorgen
bon Dem @oliSiiten Gloaien bonn olt.
lihen GiItrift ocrboitet inO Dem
@lmocsmori6oa iibcrpieien. Cab.
ncD mo6nte bel ieiner Nlutter, Scr.
1928, Cambridge. Strobe. @r be-
Eollptctc, in charlottesville reoiItrirt,
obcr ieinc Gorte BORT eeIaiien 5u ba'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
g8irO in SicIen staStem aeindlt.

SSiaiom &. 9ioogers bon glr. 1886,
@iaiam-StroBe, Der in Dielen StG0-
ten Der Ser. Stooten geiud6t miro, on
CT mcrtbloic Gbeds in 9aargelo unt.
icttc, murOe oeitern 9lbcnO bier bor
ocn @e6einpoli8iiten 0ouqDertp,
Gorcp lino GooncD pcrboftct lino noA
Der mittlercn Boli5eiitotion ee6rodlt.
&o09ers muroe ongeibuloigt, om 80.
0e5ember 1916 bon Der 6irmd G6os.
Stieff & 60, g{r. II, &ibertD.Str,
ongc6liN $25 in 8uar gegen ciucn
mcrtbloien Gbed erbalten 5ii bobcn.
Gr wur0e ferner ongei6uloiot om
%. 6ebruar oieies SSo6res on9e6li1
pcriuc9t 5u 6o6en, bel oerielben Sir
ma einen mcrtbloien Gbed inn 9c-
troge BON $100 6u faiiircu. 9ln oenI-
iel6en Gage farlfte er ouc6 bel oct
5irno Sopper, Nfc@olp & 60, Gde
N3uI6crrD- lnO G9orlcS. Ctr, g6oa-
rem I'M @crt6e bon $21.S5. prGien-
tirte einen Gbccf I'M &ert6e bon $50
unO IieB ii6 Die 0iffercn5 in 9oor
ollS6c5oDlcn. Scr Gbcd mar mlQc6-
Ii6 wertblOs. 0ie &oli5ei iuhic ieit
Dem 90. Sebruor no1 5toOecrs, Der
Gin Geiieh0cr it, fonnte ibn ohcr mir
genOs finOen. Bon onOeren St0O-
ten 3. 9. GbicoGo, GlcOcIonO, Bitts.
burg6, g}orfolf, Cincinnati murOc
bcric6tct, Dob 9ioogcrs oort in oeriel.
BEN sSciic ocur6citet bottc un0 &c.
miinI6t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
Niebiidlc 0lcoerin.

Inter Der gluihuloigung angeb'
lid elmer 6rml in 9ltIontic Gitp, in
oeren Souic Iic arbeitete, Sdmndge'
genItdnoc i'm @crtbc bon $75 gcItob-
len 81 bobcn, wnrOe geitcru 9Ibeno
oic % Sabre olte Iiolo Santos BON
9lr. 500, Golp6in.StraBe, bon Den
@cGeimpoli5iitcn GoOis unO 9fohc
auf @rlulO eines Soitbeie6ls, Der IN
9ltlontic Gitp ouSacitctt uoroen mar,
ocrbaitct nn6 nod Der mittnWen 80
li3eiitotion ecbrodt, no iie iiir bic
@c6oroen bon 9ltlantic Gitg icitge'
balten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
OIcrietl nntcr Oic glaOcr.

Ger 16 Sabre olte gilbert 6iun'
p6rcp bon 9tr. 1882, @orpid.9lpe.,
Elm 9lngcitclltcr in 9rogcr's 0eportc.
meut-@ci66it, eeriet6, ais cr auf ei.
ncu g9agen Der 6irmd an Der Gdc
Der Slrlington-gluemle imO @(ulberrD.
StroBc iteigen moate, rmter Die 9id-
Der Oes 6i6rluerfes. Gas @icro
bottc i'm bcim 9l6fa6ren ST 9ooct
9clporien, uno Der @agen hl6r ii6cr
ieinen &0rper. @r muroe 81 eincin
g(r5t in Der 9|o6bariboit ecbradt,
Scr feline &erlebuugen beitc6enO ans
Souto6idiirflngen nm glrnI uno
@ciu0, 6e6anocIte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

Some Of the 6ricnoIeB Of 9olii.
more, Oni0.@ill. lmo Saiapettc 9Iuc.
glllgemcincS GeutidcS @aiieubous,
glisqiiib-, nabe Orleans, ,StraBe.
SSieBner Sobn s. Orphan 9IipIuni
3l0i Goitcrp9IpcmIc
Solic Of 5000 S6ep6ero, Mount.
mo Sollins-StroBc.
aclio Some pr Girls, 6orcit Fart
2amrencc Settlement Soiie. SIG
@eit2ombarO.Strabe.
Sittle Siitcrs Of t6e Eoor, GalleD-
mo @rciton.StraBc, q Some ior toe
glgcO Of ann Denomination
9ut6cron GeoconeB Nlot6crs Some.
25OO @cit.9ort6.9lOenue
Wlargaret s. 9ennet Some, IA Git.
6roufliuStroBe.
@}arplano 9Iiphm & Sroinina
Sdool for 6ce6lcnIinoco, Swin8s
0iills. No.
MarDlano 2inc Confederate Somc,
Eifes0ille, 0}O.
@lorDIonO Sdool for 9opS, God
9lopcn, DO,
WlarBlono Sdool for toe Blind,
Opcrleo, 0iO.
@rcsbptcrion Some for @omen,
S22 Observation-Disclosures.
Ct 9lut6ouD'S Orphan 9Iiplm 925
glorO.Gcntrol-9I0cnlic
ct. 6ronciS Some, @ottcrion.%art
mO goiicrn.glpcnue.
Ct 6rancis 0rp6on sIipIum 6or.
reIt Elace in0 Gbaie.Str
ct. SomeS Some for 9opS, 30t
g}orO-@igbsStroBe.
ct. So6n's Orphan gliDhm 1 0lo
Dorf 9loaO.
ct Soicp6'S Souie Of Snouiir0,
CHARLES. uno 2S. StraBe.
St Mlortba's Some ior @irls, 735
8eit Serinaton.StraBc.
ct. Nlortin'S CoD giurierD.
ct. MarDs 6cmole Orphan Pip.
lum GoIo Spring Cane, nabe gio.
lun0-Nuenue
ct, 9otrid's Orp6au 9IiDIum, 1907
@ouu6 StroBe.
ct. @ourS SnouitriaI Sdool for
Girls, 2ilt 0loro-G6orlcS- Str.
ct. MorD'S SnouitrioI Sdool
9ilfehs .9lpemle.
ct @ouPs Orphan 9IiDllmL $40
Sit-Srontlin-StroBe.
ct. @auPs Harii6 @uilo Souic,
$50 Golnmbio.9lDenuc.
81. @ours @oriib @o1s ShooL
$40 Of.6rontlin.StroBc.
ct @cter'S g(iplmi ano Sdool ipr
SenoIe Gbil0reu, 1921 @iprtle 9lue.
ct. 9iop6oels SnIt. Of Fropiocnce.
500 Sanober-Strabc.
ct. Ginccnt &c &outS @iole Or.
pbon 9lipmnJ Dorf 9looo.
ct. Gincenis Sniout 9liDhun Ga.
faDette.9loenue lno Gipiiion.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
O6crit Gpunu micbcrcrnannt.

SberIt Sberlod Sponn wuroe am
Qienitog oon %rdIioenten @ilion
wieOcrcrnonnt uu0 Der Scunt beta.
tigte ieine glomination; er miro Oa.
Der ipeiterc bier Sabre ais Yoltmei-
Iter 9altimorc'S fln9iren. @r6liOent
SSillon ionote Die glonIinotion oeS
S6erltcn Smonn Dem Senate 81,
obnc oic 9Solitifer I'M Staote 5u con-
hlltiren unO bonOeIte oorin gemdB
Der fiir5IiA erloiienen SrOrc, Our@
ipelAe Yoihneiiter crIter, 5peitcr uno
oritter aIoiie Oen Gioiloicnit9iegcIn
untcrporfen iinO. Cine &epei6e be-
5Iglidb ser &ieocrcrnennyng beiogt,
0oB Sbcrlt Spom'S JtccorO I'M Yolt4
omte Elm icbr bober unO Dab er elmer
ocr beIten 4oitmeiiter i'm &anoe iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
gLltcuGcimc mno @niicu-glnitalten
in Baltimore.

Saluation SaD ytlirlerD, lll6 Ga'
Itern-9loenue.
Somnel &eooD Shool for 5enaIe
Srp6onS, 9iortb. mo Sorioro-9loe.
llniteo Botriotic Srp6ona9e, 1921
DlaOiion.9Ibenue.
@orfing Girls Some Gougbters Of
SsroeI, 1900 Sitgoltimore-Stro
9locloioe Sail Boarding Souie for
Girls, 25t0 @recnmoilnt.9Ioenuc.
glgcO Nlens Some, 140O g9eit.Ser-
ington-StroBe.
glgco @omens Some, 400 gSelt-
Serington.StraBc.
glll Soinis Some for Gbiloren,
gSaripid.9l 9lpenue, g. So
9lusSburg Some, TAG @eit.2ering-
ton.StroBe,
Baltimore Wlonual 2abor S6ooI
@oibingtou irno 6rcocrid 9iooo.
Baltimore Srp6on 9liDlum, Strif.
fer, no6e 2erin9ton-StroBe.
8oDS Some Societp Of Baltimore.
Colbert uno &leaiant.Str.
Gbriit q. 6. G6urH Srp6anaec,
@uilforo.9lpenle ln0 q. ctr.
G6riitiou Some ior @irIs, $40
@arf-9Ioeaue.
@6riitinn Sribune Some ior yollnB
9ooies. 1924 Seit.6npette-Str
G6riition Some for Girls. $40 Earf.
glpenue.
GcaconeB Some 30. 6. Gburd, 1901
WlaOiion-9lpenie
Ggcnton 5cmole Orphan 9liplum
HolonO- mo W}crrpman.glpe.
Slorcnce Griitcnoen Wiiiiion, S37
SolIinS.StroBe,
SrienoIB SIM 800 SiiO-S6orp.Str
Geutihes @reiien6eiuJ 1888 @elt.
9oltinore-StroBe.
Geutihes Gpong. Seemanns-@eim
1903 geaion-StrcBe.
0ebrelu 6rIenolD SnlL llo glIS'
qliitb.StroBe,
Sebreu Orphan 9IipIum, GoIoertor
Seig6ts.
Some for 8olleu @omen, 5 9lorO
greter, StraBe.
Some for Confederate N1otbers
1920 2inOen.9lpcnue.
Some ior tie 9lgco. 42O 9ioro
Sultou.9Ipennc.
Some for @i0ous an0 Grp6ous
! 1915 @olton-S -Strabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

@eitern 9lbeno wor u@ome Com.
ing gtigbt~ bei'm Gornepol 81 Wlen
@urnie lno @ouberneur @orrington
fan0 iid cin ais Gbrcngoit. Gr
murOe BON 400 Solooten inter Dem
Gommanoo oeS @cn. Wladlin eScor.
tirt, Oie sur 3cit 5u SmtnoerS &onge
uno Camp @leoOe totionirt linO.
9lobc8u 1000 %crioucn wo6utcn Scr
6citIihteit 1ci. bic lelIte fortaclebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
sclcp6uu ais 9ctcftiO.

SoDn @cbncr's Eelcp6on llnterre-
Oung nit 0orot6D @lpers iii6rt
sur gerboihing ociieIben lnO
5peicr onOerer. Sinh OeS Goot.
iAloges, 6c9ougcn an @orrp Cal
bert, ciucm @iebbduoIer aus
4 @oi5ington bciduIoigt.
Sine llnterreoung Die bon Sobn
$. @e6Iter. Ger. 2t21, SoainS-Stry
pom 6rQnflin SQuore.Soipitol, aus
nit eincn for6igen 6rouen5immcr
Namcns Gorot6D @leDers Bate,
fii6rte geitern sur Ger6oitlng Oes
@ebitcr ino Ger 5or6igenL lopie Oes
9lcgers 9hloolpb 9oileD, Ger. 600,
Secono- -StroBe, 9t..@., gSoi6ington,
9. g., inter Der 9lniduloigung OeS
SoOti6logeS, inoem iie Den 600 Oes
@orrp Gal6ert, eines 8ic66dnOlerS
ans @oI6ington 8, g., Oerlriad-
ten. 9lae orei pltrOen bonn S6erilf
@otcs bon 9Srince Georges County
ber6oitet.
Solbert murOe am %. Suli Inn 3
llbr WlorgenS no6c 9iioerOoIe, &rince
Georges GountD, bon einem 9llto-
mobile getrofien unO Itar6 bolo
Oorouf in einem Soipitole in &oI6-
ington. @olO no6ocm Sol6ert bon
Der @oibine getroifen lpurOe lpuroe
g9e6Iter nobe 2ourel oltf Ser &onOs
StroBc liegenO ouf9eilnOen unO
nod Baltimore ms SSranflin
Square-Soipitol ge6robt. Sbglei6
er mebrmals ongegongen tpurOe an-
3ugcbcn ouf mclbe @eiie er oie
@erlcbimgen erlitt, Oie ieine lle6cr-
fiibrung in OaS Soipitol not6menOig
mo6tcn meigerte er ldb Itetig, it,
geno melde gInga6cn 5u ma6en.
GG6reno Siilis-9hltomob@- Gommiir
idr s. S6omos Giien6ouer pcrge6lidb
beriu6te, irgeno etpos giG6eres ii6er
ben 9lutoiinioa in @ria6rrng 5lt
6ringen, entOcdte er, OoB gSebIicr
mebrmols an bic MDers teIep6onirte
unO iie ouiior0erte, 81 idpeigen.
Gies go6 Dem 9eomten cine Spur.
Gr bcao6 icb nod @ai6ington po
or Oie Nipcrs ge6orig ms @e6et
nobm, 10 6oB 6ieie euoli6 nit Der
@o6rbeit berousriidte ino geIionO,
ooB @ebiter oos 9lutomo6il Ienfte,
OoS Sen Sol6crt trof. sic iagte,
@cbiier bo6c Elm 9lutomobil bon ei.
ncr 5irmo in @oibington gcmiet6et
inO 9oileD ici ser G6ouiienr Oclicl-
ben 9cipeien. 9olO uoboen ie @oi6-
ington oerlieBen, babe @ebIter 9oi-
Ieb beronloBt icinen SiB am &aoe
olii5uge6en iinO iie oie Wlepcrs neben
i'm 5u loiien Sie fonnte feline ge-
noule 9lngabcn MAIDEN i6er Oie 9Irt
iino @ciie in Welhcr Solbert bon
Der N}oi6ine geirofien puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09


@eiangocrcin u6ro6iinn4 miro Sam.
iiattcr @rnteieIt in Gorpore 6eilt-
ben. ScoeS @litglicO miro audi
Dem 25. Stiitlmosfeitc ser 0a-
men 6eimobnen. 6omilicn-
9icnic Ses o@citeuO.2icocrfron-
6es4 in 9cnferts @art.
Sn ser geiteru 9l6en0 in i6rem 60.
fol an ser SreOerid -9lpcnue obgcbol-
tenen po6cntli6cn SingIhuoe ii6ten
oie @3itglieOcr oeS @ciongoereins
,6ro6iinn~ iuter ser 2eihn0 i6rcs
9irigenten, Serrn So6n 81. alein, iiir
ooS Nfuiif- unO Sommcrno6tsfcit
G6ore Elm, OoS Ger &erein in @enein-
idoit nit Der n@armonie~ am Wlitt.
pob, II. September, i'm Gannitotter
%arf Oeranltoltet. Scr %erein Bat
cine Ginlaorng BON Dem y@ermnnia.
2uartett-Gh6~ erbolten ieinem ont
0ienitag, IA. g(uguit, itattiinOenoen
Sommernadtsfelt 6ei5lupo6nen. Ser
@inlnOung oes nGonnitotter GolfSs
feIt-&ereinS". an ieincm bonn 81. bis
81. 9[uguIt mG6renocn IA. iG6rlidcn
@rntefeIt t6cil5une6men miro Ger
ySro6iinn" in Gorpore ToIQe lciitcn.
pm @littpo9, 30. 9hn9uit wiro Scr
Nldnner@or i'm Gannitatter @arf ei-
nige 2ieOer bortrogen. Sci Der 25.
Su6ildrmsfeicr 0eS nJro6Iinn-0o-
menOereins", Ole am 5. 9[tguIt i'm
Gonnitotter @arf obeebolten wiro,
miro notiirli1 ieioes NlitglieO ais
@alt eri6einen Ole &erren 6o6en
bereits einioc bii6ide 9ieoer aitsge-
Ili9t oie iie Oen 0omen anlGB(iG
i5res StiitlngSfeites oortrogcn wer-
oen.
o@ e tens .2ie6erfroi a ii5."
0ie @}itglieoer oes .g8cItcnO-9ie-
oerfron5es~ iibten geitern 9l6euo in
i5rer reguldren SinoitlnOe in Sein-
rid'S Soue al Ser 6reOcrid-g(pcnue
untci Scr 9eitlmg i6reS 9irigcntcn
Serrn Charles g8. 0iQ, Die 9icoer
fiir OoS 6omilien-@icnic elm, ooS Scr
Gerein am Sonntog, Oen 30. Sep
tenl6er, in 9enfcrtS @orf o66oltcn
miro. Cine @inlaoung icitens Oes
v@nnnitatter 8iie anO Drum Corps
ieincm on ,Sreitag 10. gluguIt i'm
Gannitotter %orf ltottiinoen0en Eic-
nic unO Sommernobtsieit bei5muob-
nen purOe ongenommen. Scr Dele
goten6cribt Ger u&ereinigten Sdn.
Ger" 6etreifs Der Sormirling bon
&na6endoren sur MISUNDERSTANDING
Oes oeliti6en 2ie0eS in Baltimore
murOc gutgc6eiBen.