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DISARMAMENT PROBLEM
STICKLER FOR WASHINGTON.

Washington, D. C.-The United
States, it was said by high authority
at the state department yesterday,
comedies that the Entente Allies are
within their rights under prevailing
international law in arring mer-
chant ships for defensive purposes,
no matter what conditions evist on
the seas.
Consequently it is admitted that
should the Allies decline to adopt
the American suggestion to disarm
merchantmen, founded primarily up,
on a desire to save the lives of inno-
cent non combat tants this government
cannot announce its approval of the
intention of the Teutoic powers to
torpedo without warming, after Feb.
30, all armed vessels, although var
ious high officials are convinced that
the position of Germany and Aus
tria is justified.
State department. officials now are
engaged in trying to determine just
what will happen when the command
ers of German and Austrian subma-
rines begin to put their new instruc-
tions into effect. 1t is said, too, the
United States in the near future may
make some inquiries as to how the
central powers intend to determine
whether merchantmen encountered
by their submarines are armed.
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PIERRE WINS DEBATE

Ashton, S. D.-The Ashton high
school suffered defeat at the hands of
the debating teams of the capital
city last Friday night at home and
at Pierre. The affirmative team was
composed of Clara Vanderfeen, Ed
ward Hawkins and John Chase. They
debated the question at Ashton with
Charles Swartz, Robert Nipple and
Maurice Lynot. The judges were w.
II. Beckman, Miss Lou e. Miles, and
A. Versteeg. all of Redfield. Philip
and Charles Graves and Wilbert Arc
debated the negative at Pierre with
Eugene Tillman, Ernest Stephens and
Id ,i,, parfloft for tl,4,-.e a IA,
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May Indicate Coming
Juncture With Brit
ishssForces in East.
GERMANS ADVANCE
Into English Trenches Nea
Ypres-French and Flem-
ish Fields Are Active.
London, Observation-Disclosures
Petrograd correspondent tele-
graphs that Erzerum has been
captured by the Russians.
Sand for Belgians.
Sand for Belgians.

| Havre, France.-The allied now
ers signatory to the treaty guarantee
ing the independence and neutrality
of Belgium have decided to renew the
agreement not to end hostilities until
the political and economic independ-
ence of Belgium is reestablished and
that nation Unidentified for the dam
age suffered through the German in
vasion. This decision was communi-
Gated to the Belgian foreign office
here.
Chief Interest in West.
London, England.-While France
and Flanders are the fields of milf
tary activity that just now commands
the chief attention the operations of
the Russians in their Caucasus cam
paign are developing notable points
of interest.
The newest development comes
with Petrograd's announcement of
the capture of nine of the forts of
the Turkish stronghold of Eerzerum
the chief city of Turkish Armenia.
Eighty Thousand Besieged.
Late last month the Turks were
driven back to the Erzerum defenses
and there have been reports that
$4,000 men were locked up in the
lefty with not more than two weeks
ever, said to be on THE way, NAV
have arrived.
Military critics link the operations
of the Russians in this campaign and
that in Persia with the British strug-
gle in Mesopotamia, pointing to a
possible conveyance of the Allied
forces. The British Mesopotamian
armies for their part appear to he
making little rogress.
Advance in British Line.
London, England their
offensive from the Champagne reg
ion in France to the Belgian field
around Ypres. the Germans have
smashed their way by an artillery
bomlbardment into British front
trenches for distance of between
600 and 500 yards. Berlin gives the
distance as 500 yards, and the Brit
ish assert that it was on front of
about 600 yards.
Berlin says that a majority of the
defenders of the trenches were killed
and that the officer and many soldiers
were taken prisoners.
In the region between Lens and
Bethune the crater of a mine blown
up by the Germans was occupied by
them. French guns have been she'll
ing the German organizations near
Lille
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started simultaneously in two sec
tions of the hold is regarded as sus-
picious. The fire is the sixth to oc-
cur to British steamers loading with
sugar here within thirty days.
Two Lose Lives,
Midland, Mich.-Miss Della Tay-
lor, a milliner, was burned to death
and one man is reported missing,
and damage close tp $15O,OOO was
caused by a fire which today de-
stroyed an entire block of Midland's
business district. Miss Taylor es-
capped from her rooms and later at
tempted to save her valuables and
was caught and perished.
A man who rushed into the build
ing to rescue her is reported miss
ing. The postoffice is among the
buildings destroyed.
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"HoMERUN'' BAKER 70
PLAY WITH YANKEES.

New York City. John Frank.
Baker. former star third baseman Of
the Philadelphia Athletics, has been
bought by the New York Americans
according to an announcement made
by Manager w 3. Donovan Of the
Yankees last night. The price was,
not made public. 53t
Baker signed a three year contract;
The negotiations were ended At II
conference Between Mana ger COnTfe
Mack of the Athletics and Gaablfin,
Huston and Rupert. kita s6f sllA7
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FIVE DISASTROUS FIRES
CAUSE $4,000, LOSSES
Ships Carrying Munitions Destroyed in Blaze On
Brooklyn Water Front---Lives and Property
Also Lost in Fires at Fall Rives, Mass,
Toronto, Philadelphia and Midland,
Mich, In Past "a Hours

New York City,-The steamships,
Bolton Castle and the Pacific. also the
900-foot pier belonging to the New
York Dock company, at the foot of
Pioneer street, Brooklyn, was de-
stroyed early today by the most dis
astrous fire on the Brooklyn water
front i'll years
Another steamer. the Bellgrano.
was damaged and about twenty-five
scows and lighters We're burned. Up
wards of forty of the coolies from
the Bolton Castle and the Pacific
were missing after the fire The loss
is more than a million dollars.
The Origin is Suspicious.
The origin of the fire is unknown
but the suspicion is that it was OF
incendiary origin because some of
the steamers were loading with war
munitions for the Russian govern
ment. The blaze, when discovered
at 1 o'clock this morning, spread so
rapidly that the officers and crews
of the scows and lighters at the pier
We're compelled either to leap over
board or seek safety aboard the other
lighters or tugs which hastened to
the rescue.
The three steamers We're lying at
the pier surrounded by fleet OF
about fifty lighters and barges. on
each of which was one man or more.
On some barges We're the wives and
families of the captains. Some of
them We're compelled to jump over
board to escape the swift onrush of
the flames Firemen and policemen
dragged many OF them out of the
water to the adjoining piers and
others were rescued by tugboats or
tireboats.
Two Million Is Loss.
Fall River, Mass.-Fire caused
losses estimated at two million dol
lars in the business district here
early today. A score of buildings,
including an apartment hotel and
several OF the largest retail stores in
the city were destroyed and others
damaged There was no loss of life
The fire started in the basement of
the Steiger department store The
fire was the most disastrous in the
history of the city. Fire departments
from New Bedford. Taunton and
Newport, Rhode Island, assisted in
| fighting the flames.
American Club Wrecked.
/ Toronto, Ontario.-One man was
killed and two others seriously in
jured in the fire which today wreck
ed che six-story structure. of the
American club here. Several explos-
ions were heard while the fire was
burning.
= Unconfirmed reports were that the
blaze was the result OF an alien mill
tary plot, the American club having
recently been the scene of demon
stration in favor of the Entente al
lies.
P l. Hurston, of Dallas, Texas,
was found suffocated. Captain Asa
Minard, of the 97th battalion of the
American legion. was burned while
making his escape from the club.
Sixth steamer Burns.
Philadelphia, pam investiga-
ton was started today to determine
if the fire which damaged the sugar
cargo of the British steamer Dalton
at her wharf here last night was of
incendiary origin. The loss was
non.--- 4 lsGt -. I Il, q
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN MARKET.
Milwaulxaa "Wednesday wHEAT,

MllWdukee, WeullcSudy. WI1EfAl
No. / Dakota, northern spot, ST.
39 q $1.35; No. 2, $1.29 a $1.31;
No. 1 Dakota northern, ten days ship
ment, $1.31, nominal; May wheat.
S1.3O 3-S; July wheat, $1.23 1-2.
CORN-No. s mixed, "a q 20;
yellow, 76 q II; No. A mixed. 20
% 73; yellow, "a @,s75; No. s mixed
Sc q 6S; yellow, sc 1-2 a IL; No.
6 mixed, so q 60; yellow, 60 q 65;
sample grade mixed, 40 a 55; yell
low, As q SO; May corn, 70 5-8;
July corn, 70 1-s.
OATs-No. 8 white AZ Ia a 49;i
standards, 4S 1-2 q 40; May oats,
40 Ia.
BARLEY-No. 3, 75 a rs No. i
72 q rs; feed and rejected, 81 a ~
RYE-No. 1, $1.01 q 1-2;5 No.
2, 991-2 q $1.01; No. 3, 80. 81
FLAX-No. l northwestern, $2-
35 a $2.39.
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CnlIfinned ON last M "a.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-02-17
BUTTER PRICES
ARE STRONGER
NEW YORK QUOTES 81 10 CTS
AS TOP PRICE. WITH LIGHT
RECEIPTS-EGG MARK
EFT WEA1..

New York City, Wednesday,
Butter receipts, 1922; market strong
creamery special marks, 35 q 35-
IL; extras. "a 1-2;; firsts, 291-2 a
33 1-2; seconds. 261-2 q 80; pro-
cess extras, 241-2 q % 1-2; firsts,
23 q. % 1-2;; packing stock No. I,
20 l-2 a 21; No. 2, 20; egg receiYt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Ylebrere @eidmoocr 5liig5etge uno
elm @eidpuoOer lenf6nrer 9uftihific
iino DrqeI1logen. ToS W1orinepro.
9ronm unioEt bier @robfonpK6ifie,
5lpei Siniendbiiie, 90 Iorpeooboote.
mebrcre Eorpeoo19er, llnterice6oote
iinO Woiierflua5elige. fir pelhe t80
Ddllionen Sen eeior6ert puroer.
Der Sinon5miniitcr ipoQte MIR 100
Y'illionen Sen 5ur Geriiigunq iieQen.
ober lIonilrol Slnto beitauo oui Der
unbeidluittenen 0urdiibrlin9 oes
DtorineproOramms. Die iapaniltbe
3ouoelsmorine bobe i'd nod idncI.
Ter eutpifelt oils oe Sblamtflottc.
Die 91ippon Siiiei &oiibo. Gompier.
aeiclGhoit nhnptt Oie iebhte Steae
inter oen groen uuo groBten San.
bslsmnrinen DER @2lt Elm nit einem
SouneuJcbolt bon 335.0OO 6onnen.
alio iutgefobr MIR 10000 Sonnen
weniger ols Die beritbnlte glinorO.
Sinie; ic itebt nod oor oeil iroajoii.
idlen @eielitboitsu So Irongotlon
tlqie mo Nlelidg5rics N|aritimas.
Cine ouOcre beoeitenoe SHifiubrts.
ocieuiAeit lit Die Iotio Gficn apiic1a.
welAe einen Dicrit Hpiiben Sopon
mo 5on 6raicisco. unterbGit Die
iapouitAcn Sdiiismerftcn iino in fic.
borbdiier GGiisfeit. 10 idneQ ols
mogliA 10 oiel Gainpier iertig 81
iielet mie nur irgeuo orge1t eGe Oie
beutidhen Tampier ipieoer i1ren
Gienit oufncbmen fourer. SH 9lnga.
iafi oni Ser @iitiu Sh6ilBerit mer-
oea jur5eit bier Sampler III jei 1900
Gonnen mo orei 81 ie 3700 Ionnen
gcboiit Sn aobe limo i'm 9oit 5mei
1anpicr 81 ic $500 Eonnen. Gin
froGtOnnlpfer su 1890 9onuen; Die
@erit &npa Sofi gu @obe bat iH
&au einep Dompier 81 5000 Con-
nen, Hpei Daupier 6u ie 1000 Rom.
ren, orei Dampier 5u ie 1900 6on'
ncn tn0 einen Donmpfcr 81 1900
G9iucn &jcla oubere Eompier iiN0
I'M gGu ouf oer 8erilcn 5u Oiafo.
llroad Sui 9|oGato, Norimo nnO
an0crn. &otiirliA miro nit Gintritt
oes 6ricpels oieie gcgeuuarti9e 8aa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

i;attIi1e 9ln5obl pon Wldunern ber.
bel, uno monher 5oe Dem 5einoe ent-
gegeH ober niemnn0 aelnng es, i'm
81 bcNeeen uuo oos @einen uno
Nebflogen nm grnuiauI geinoroete
Sobne mollte idDier fem @uoe neb,
men olio onB ser Gar it'd 9enotigt
iab. Dem Bosemut 9oQfubner ell
8iel gu iesen.
@ines SngeS eridlienen smei Bril-.
Der i'm @ol1it 6es 3oren itattli6 Bon
@eItoit ino iibercus ibon BON glnoe.
iiht. sic iporeu bon peitber pes gS2.
geS sefpmmen iluO botten 5nfaaia
BON Der Ironer gehort, Die oas 9ono
imo oud oos Ser3 0es Barren erinate.
Sic 81 bornen, moaten iie ibr 2eber
pogeu, ober uidt Inn Sobnes un0
.Rubmes miaen, ion0ern neil eS
Hiliht 0cS Starten lei. oie Ee5lpa.
den uno gSebrIoien az idiieeH.
gDfit einem @eHiib bon theological,
len imO Irouer lieb Der 3or ieine
9lide iibcr Die idbonen SiinglingSge'
itolter sleiten inoem CT ioste:
I'D foun euer 9lner6ieten nicbt
onnebTen; 5u piel oer Opier iiuo
ihon gebrodt wor0en lno cs lit bel,
Ter mein &in0 iter6e ais 10 piele'rit.
terlibe Olonuer.
p9Sos 0em ein5elnen nidbt geliin.
Gen, mag leint pereinte Wlilbe poa.
fiibren,T loitete oie beit9eiOene, ober
feite @ntgenuns Der SiinsIinee.
,.@ir lino ole Ieeten eines olteub
rubmreihen @eiMledjtcs. llnier Zoo
miro feinem cine @ilmmernis berci
ten mier @eniiben ober, ncles
Gono Don einem llnbolN 81 beireien,
fam bicleu cine Segluing iper6en."
Ghnobl nod pioeritrcbs6, edb
Der Bar ooh enotih ocn Bitten ser
beioen inngcn 0lGaner nod. uuo
oeie modlten iiH alNoelei6 opf Ocn
@eg. .Sano III SonO ourhrpnnOerten
iie Oie SdIer 6es @ebiraeS llltmiib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

glltoteni, obne onB cs ibnen gelong,
Dadlanooor 81 @eiidt al befomnen.
gdrgenos mar cine Spnr bon ibnt sit
iuiOen 93o@ oreilmoied5ie Goeen
glanbten Die Siinslinee ibrem 3ielc
no5e 5ii iein ober iie fonnten oob
bqnee 8eiorgniiie nitt iit%fpihOen.
363 Edler iparen ge5dblt. ober mani
DE oerielber elei6en einonoer 10 iebr.
ooB es fount fonm mOelib mar. 5il
beitimmen, Oh Dos cine ooer nnberc
ii6 niht unter Den bereitsee;oblteit
befinoel .4ls ai4t.
@ntnptigt legtfn lie iib ciites
9lbenOs noH SonnenJntergone mic,
Der Spn S1loien nieoer, in ser
@eiie. mic iie pGbreno DER Belt. in
ipelc3er iie i'm @ebirae iid5 aiisebal,
ten, am iiAeriteu 5u ruben geglaubt: !:
Der aopi ocs eiuen rlt9te ouf oen
6iIBeil oeS ouoeru. 60 bntten lie nab
reno oreilnoiedl5ig saadbten gu
idlumnlern oepoqt. .t1
gohana5or nber bouite ecrooe in
Dem am otlihiten gelegenen 9ale.
mo Ger bon 29citen tpebenoe @iuo
botte ibm lett me6reren Togen oie
Sedbe bon Dleniden berraten. gtls es
nun Scadt gepor0m mar. uoc6te er
id ouf, lein Spfer 81 in6en. @e.
rduiflos ndbertc er ii9 oen orelos
Sdlunlmcrn6er imo betoitete einen
oerIel6cn. CT beriigrie einsn 9opi uro
weitcr toitrno eincn srpeiten. ga fubr
CT, einen ibm @efobr brineenoeit
Souber befiirbteuo, eridroden juriid.
inoem er ousrieI
NSn alien 366 G6lern BON llltmiic6
gtltotem iinO mir Wienidjen begesnet.
urO idl bnbe mid an ibrcm 9Mte &C.
iGtiiet, obcr einen @lenibcn nit swci
&opfen babe i'd nod niemols seie'
benN
Der 9(usruf 6otte Sc @riOer ee.
ucdt, imo in iiibclnoer Srenoc rieieu
iie aus:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
eecmanns strsif.


gcomte bon Unions, luelhe 10000
Seelellte uno Sei5er DER eroBcn
Gonpier ouf ocn groBen Seen im-
foiiln. bicitel in Gleoelono cine be-
yatcuoc Gerinmnluna ob, nm 5u ent-
s6ei0cu. ipie lie oni bciten Die Grill
hna iGrer on oic 9trbcitgeber geitell-
ten 6orOerungen cr5uingen f0nntcn.
Sin Streif mag sic 5olge iein unO
Oer aon8en &erfcbr nuf oen Seeu
oili1cben meiute g. q. Slonocr. &C.
ncrolicfretor ocr Seeiclite Union. Sic
llnionbeointcn flogcn beionoers iiber
gfdteinbnltnq oer neueu 8un0es.
geiese iibcr Die 9cjicNneen 5miihen
2rbeihicbmcrn mo glrbeiteebert
ibrer 9ranhe uno iibcr ureiinitige
gIrbeitS6eoiuQnnaen fiir Seelcute unO
@ciacr. 1ie llliionbpcinten iinO
0urM cine 9iDitlnuim1 Der Dlitglie.
Der ser Union crnlod)tiat. nod bcitem
Grmciicn oorSuaeben. Iie 9lrbeitac-
Der bobcn lette @ode cine 2obnnuf.
6cNcrnng BON $40 per @lonot beuiI-
ilt. obcr es 6on0elt lid icbt mc6r
Inn 6ciicre 9lrbcits6eOingiingen Der
1000 @litalieOcr Ger SeemonnS.
Union. ais Inn 2ohuer6obuns. Die
0o@ ungeniigen0 lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Gin ssr Il Hser aapen.

Sin itolieniithcr SoBioliit idlrcibt
an oen o9luonti~ einen intereiionien
griei iiber Snpop iiber iopomite
@erb1ltniiie mo ii6er Oie 9erbGlt
uiiie i'm dlineiiiden Soien 6utihop.
Rad einer lougcn @inletlure ii6er
Die Ger&Gltniiie Sopous, 6apor Oieie
europdiiicrt pur0en iost Der io5ia.
liitiihe 9lutor
Eie WiiiIiIterpolten 0es 4riases, Der
Wtorinc ma Oes SilnerH 6eiinNeu iif1
aan5 traoitionell in oen SGnSea bon
8ertretern Ocr feuoolcu Sippc. 9ib.
ibr Satinrno un0 Si5en. un0 sic
SSnbaber Ser 8oitcn iinO itreng Oor.
ouf beoncbt. oie ,Sntereiienibrcr zip.
be IN 9luslbnng ibres gtwtes 3il nab.
rem. g8ie ole eaitereiicu oes 2auoes
ieIbit oui oieie Qlrt geno6rt warOem
foun man iit oonodb nobl oenfen
Die 3dhiafeit, nit ser &riegsHtiliitcr
un0 Nlarinemnlfiter sic pnae6enre
SergrcGernne Ocs Seeres unO Der
Marine betrieben iuo rodl betreiber
fam man crit pcritebcn, iDenn man
pciB, ocB iie Bag bouptiafaliG i'm I'll
tereiia Der gtoBcn ir0iiarieicr .SG9-
Ter tiin rrA 9etau ao6es 0er SSric1s,
nlipiitcr bat Gin %roggdlmn oiisgc
as6eitet, Oas CT, foitr es, moS es
poIle. ourAiiibren luirO. g(otiirlih
ouf Soften oeS 2on0eS. GAS Seer io0
olif 20 0iuiipnhn frhI.u tper0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

iinOen miirOen. MoD oeriicl nrf ben
@cOonfcn, ocn gon5en @iof nod
un6 ra6 nit SiIic elmer ForfeE
@ooIio9e.&obre raoioNrapbiid nui'
3cncbncn. Gs 5cigte iidJ iutn. oaB bic
10 crboltenen 9lojiidc wei6s rebclias
Streifeu enibieltcn Die ad bcim S,tr
iommenieben Scr gGbGige ForfIollfeuS'
ergon5icn. Gin al cincr octartiaen
lpeiBcn Steae I'M @iet0Ilblod berouS~
geideter Sto6 5eigtc cine &lmfcrbils
Dung, in0 8mor genou ml Oericlocu
Steae, wie Die photographic eS al.
ge5eiet Bate @lonmdBig oilgcitHte
&eriu6e eeitatteten oicics &crfoDlwI
proftiid Oerort 81 per0oafommHcg.
BOB nit Oen ietisen Silfsopporo!cn
Sloien bis 81 einer Nietaaoidc roiI
3S Niaimeter, mas fir 6ie We6r5cJI
Der in Der &raris oorfonlncuOrh
Sale ousreideuO iit entOedt perOcE
tonnen. God nift oaein ouf Stabi
lit oieieS 0urhleudten NIT 9iontgcn.
itroblen anucnobor. gluh onoerc,
mediocre @etoac. beiipielsipeiie alip-
ier, oas 6eiouoers beim SeiBpcroic-
BEN Die 9Ieiaimg bal. 2uft aui5uncb-
men imO 10 9Ioicn 5u biloen fonucit
ouf 0ieic @eiie aepriiit fperoen, obns
ooB oos @robcitiif irgenOpic beibd.
oist oocr nit Sduren bebonoelt 5u
mer0cn hrnudht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

4SSn alien 966 1Glern oes llltmii6
9lltotem iobeit OH Meidden. ole I'm
ocS SfubnleS mo Scr @6re miaen
Oeine Serrihoit 5u oerni6ten Iu6ten,
0ohanobcr, ms ober leitete oie
Siebe, Die oaeS iiberrpiuoenOel"
9onnerGbnlihes &ro6en folate
0ieien Norten, unO SIC Siinqlinge
umgob iinitere Noht. Gam puroe cs
It'll. Stiirmiitb flopfenOen Screens
eriporteten tie Oeu onbre6enoen Nor.
gen oer in ioluiioem @lou5e iiber
&erse uno Edler iih opsbreitete.
Dohanauar obcr wuroe niht mebr
eeieben.
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sine sage bum aanfoius.

3n ocni @ebirge llltmiid 9(ltotem
boultc Dor meAr ols touieno Sobren
ein bainptr6bnlihes llngetiim, Dada
nouor genanrt. @s 6eberrldbte idnt-
lihe Sdler i'm weiteiten llnfrciic, 70
Dab fciu meuhIibcr Sub Iic 81 bctre.
ten iuoate. Dor allen 3inoen ober
ouloete oos llnaetiim nidlt cine 316,
hmg oieler Idler Die, iofern iic ei.
ncm Sterbliheu geIineeu wnroe. 0as
9n0e ieiner Serrihoft 5crbeiiiibreu
Ioate Dfonher Eopferc bate loon
lein Slid 0eriudi. BON oeu @erlon.
Gen bcieclt, @bre uno &ubm iu cru,
ten 91e ober be5o6Iten eS nit Dem
Seben Dnhonuoor nGbclte iidl ocn
arglos Shhtmmernoen, OlrAbiB
lbneu Die Sitbioblc unO ioa ibuen bos
Wlut bis ollf oen lesten 1ropfen ans,
alio onB iie elcno itcrben lnuBtcn.
@roB mar Die @efiimmernis 0eS
Soren uno Ger iuageu, ihoncn go.
fepno oerer sroter @nnic6 es mar.
ibre llnterianeu BON Scr gl16e oes
llngehercrs 81 befrcien. Oaniii nibt
terner 5urdt Tie obbolie. ibre Seloer
Su bcoouen Die mebr mo nebr ooa.
fomnener @eriuiiitun9 onbeintiiclen.
Gines 9iodlts botte Der Bar eiucn
bod)jt acknowledgement 8rotm. SSbm
trGunte, Dohonooor bobe Oie 9Sriu.
5eiiin Tboinaro entiibrt unO n oas
@ebirge seicbleppt. GnpotbcnO eloub.
te er nod 6su Silicrnf Der 3orepna
81 boren, Dorob erfoBte ibn groBc
9Inait mo IN Gle eiltienoetp er 30.
fen on dae @abrioeer uno 3eiNeu.
oeuter ors SqROcs, tie 5u lid 5u emit
bietcn mo I'm ibrcn Not 81 oefrnaen.
rGein .Sram io1 Dir cine @or.
rAna iein. Scrrider aaer 8loubi.
grn" erGo6 inter ibnen Der @ciielte
ocr @eiicr leiHe Stinme. pDohonu.
nocS Seoonfeu ihnS 0urh ibn Dir
oiianbnr geroroen iinS on mo5it Der.
ipcben. oic idredlihen gf6ii6tcn oie.
les llnoetiinis 5u Sban0en 81 MA.
den. gringe Die Snropna in oeiucn
Fciteitcn 0urm mo itmeib ion nit
ciner iicbeuioden toten ino elmer tie
beniod)en lebenoiaen Wloier 90 oicie
NlaBrceeI Der Sewnlt oeg 9oien &C.
eeuiibcr aber bon 9lubcn iein miro.
0 Scrriher. ipaee i'd nic6t bor6er 81
beitimmen. Git beiie1t Oie Sidrlc."
glls oieier Sprnch oo8 %eien Be.
fonni gepor0en, Derbretcte iih sroBe
8roucr i'm 2onoe, Ger Gar aber lies
onerorien befdnnt rloden. odB CT
Osnuenierr, Dem ps oelirgen tperoe,
bos llngebeuer 3n beiieeen uno iriner
ocroerbliheu Serriaoft 81 entfIeioen
ieiu boltes Hei6 ihcnfen mo ole
Borcpna SUR @emabiiu ae6en ipoQe
1ieier gsreis lodte nun 5apar cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

1put icbr itort obilnuen; ober cs lit
uupertcrtbnr Der g9lnid Dorbonoen
Die 3eit. pclde Der ariea oen Sopo.
nern Jest oibt IN bodiicm sOioBc aus.
5unubelL nm euo5iiltia oen 0onlbur.
germ mo Srcniern oen @ldB peg5it.
nebmen. oen iie Dor Dem 9ricee rill.
nabmen Sn @binn 6erri1t feline 9lni.
regiing i'm Sbiiibou obcr eS beluegt
iih ood. Dor ncnigcn @oden crit
batte cine @ruppe oon adpdaliiiat
IN Stanton unO Shongbni beUoaluddD'
ti9te 8ertreter nod Ylotoancr;fo &c.
ionOt, nm bort iiiui Gompier 5u be.
iteaen. Oie Ocn oaerneuecn Gompieru
DER 9tippon Sqiien Suiiao IN Sapaa
gleidtomnlen iolci QhlBerOau
ideint Gbino ole Shiitc oer engE.
iden 9ocific @}ail Steon Sbip So.
onfoufen 6il pollen, I'M Die 9emiis
bungen Der Soponcr 5u neutroliiie.
reu.
Ser itolienide Sojialiit iHlieBt
ieiue 9lusiiibuugeu: o0ic erop6i,
idlen @Idcbte limo 81 fitr5iidtig. I'M
81 erfeuren, ooB. uabreno tic lido &c.
gcniciti9 befampien ole 8olfcr oeS
farneu Ditens linen oen San0el meg.
ftebnen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
characterization nab Wlctallprainug.

Simmer weitere @ebiete ero6crt iidl
oie 9iontpen. Ee6uif. Mic oos Gen.
trnlblatt Der Siitten. un0 @olywerte
in Berlin mitteilt weroen in lester
Set oucb bel Scr Nietaapriihng sun
gluifhoen BON 9loien nit @riolg Die
&onigcHitrablen ucruorOt. Der critic
BerillN Oieier neaartigcn 0ietollprii
iung lulrOe oil einem ilohcu ilnNe.
idbr cine Come idwereu Stoblgub.
hid uon Der General electric Gpm.
PAM IN SAenectooD IN oen Der
Srooten porGcnonmcn. 9ctm 5rGien
Der ObcrilGche Oicies @lodcs murosn
ourA 0ie 5r1sor6cit pnoid)te Stcacn.
in @lotoa eineeitbloiienc 9llitbloien
bloBeeleet. Die &crnwhng log nobe,
0oh i'm Suuern ocs Dictates it6 nod
loatere 0crortiNe 6ebISritellcn oor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

1. Der rnIiiidve @rOhfiirIt Sli.
fOlai glifolnjeluitIdj bel ber an.
ipeftipn ieiucr glrmec i'm San
f0ius.
2. Siait elmer tiirtiidcn 9Sru.
OioHttolOane. sa
3. aDiafcn beim 9litt onrh
bic SdncefelSsr 6es aamfalnS.
4. @bnrofteriitiIdle gertretrr
Der gep0liernns i'm anmtainS.
Sints; 9tuiiii6cr geouter;
oonebcn Elm b0neres WPiiglieO
Der Sloiterseiltlidlfeit, redts
cine paniGgo4 8. i. @ottin ei.
nes Der e6eiuols ielbit1noigcn
StommeSb1uptIinge I'M auufo.
ius; neben ibr scr Sobn 6eS
geanten uuo 9inOer aus oeni
8oIfes gon5 rcbts fdnfoIiibe
Bnnernfroii.
5. Die yiOte.aren3 glbteiInna
oes Jleihsarafen Nrit pOn Sod.
berg anf elmer @ebirsSitrahc im
aanfains.