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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
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Der CONNIE,
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Sran5picu.
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iiber gappille.) Son octl beitigcnadn1@
pfen an Der Spmmc iast Ser gefcrn
in gcrlin ausge9ebenc 8eriebt Der
oeutid)en &eeresleituns:
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fdle unb fral5Dliide Snfantcricn1aiielt
eeltern (Nsontag), oem pierten Sag
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Der Mncrc big 5ur Sonlme gleid5eitig
an; Der I'M Wiittag bcsonnene aanpf
sing il, Der Madt nnbernlinoert beftig
nciter. 3tpilbei Der Mncre llnb @aus
court gbbape ipllrbe Der fetnplidesllls
griif pur1 ll11lcr Seacr erltidt oper CT
brab nnter bluti9ei1 @erluiten por ltnz
lerert 2inien 5ltlamn1cn. Ser Seil,bI
bate grfol9e Dltltb bpn gaucpllrt
,labbaDe, ollbcrbem nlb bic ginnab%
me bon 9Drfcrn auf Der 2inie bon @uz
eltbecollrt nacb Spubapcsncs 5ugegc@
bcn ipcroen. Scbpd) niilien mir ppr al.
lem lalIerer belbctuniitbisen Sruppen
gebenfen, bie leit pielen Nipnatcn ben
pereinten britile)cn ltno fran3DIii1en
Sruppen ltl1D Ben WSallen bes bon scr
&riegsinbultrie Scr 9an5cn gSclt ge@
liefcrten &riegslnatcrials tanobalten
mubten. Sn Der @eseno bon 8oubc~
pesnes ltnb tpciter iiblid big 5ur
oSmnte beriagten pftn1als ipicberbpltc
fran51iilcbc sln9riffe unter sen icbiperz
1ren Spfern."
gerIin 81. Sept. (9robtlos
iiber 'Sappille) Sic ober1te beutlhe
@eereslcitltn9 CAB bent fpl9enbcll
8erid)t alts:
.9iab unseipDbnlid beftisen &int&
pfen an Der Connie Srunt, irt ipel1
hen bie gntcntc slaiirten ihfpere
&erlltlte erlittcn, l,abf1cn lie Sbiepbnl
cin nnb sepannen lie @elaube 8lt bciz
hcn 5citen BON Gpurceaette. slngriffc.
bie lie ipcitcr Dltlid nuternabmcl1,
ipurben bon bcn Seutl9en abgel1la~
gen.
Garilcr 8criht.
garis, 81. Sept. @os @ori
gombles befinoet lid IN sen Soanoer
Der engli1dy fran5Dlild]en 1ruppen
melbet Der 9eItcr,r Nbenb ausgcocbcre
amtlide Yariler geridt. Ser 8eri6t
lalltet:
.9ie Gcbladt bauerte bcute erz
fplgrcid fort, NDrblit bon Ser Gpmle
Daben Sic slIliirten lire ge1trisen Sc
ipinnc betrautltb eripeitert, llrb baz
ben innerbalb 'meniger Stnnbcn bie If
ncn fir Den 5lpcitcn aampftas sllgc.
lpieienell 3iclpltnfte genpm,nen.
u&eute Wpr9el1 ,labmell Die from:
s6lildeu Iruppen bic 9ffenlipe lpic.
Der allf unb nabnell Sen gai1sen slb.
lebnitt bon Gnntbles, Der Dltlid llni
fiibltdb bon ber 8abn gelegen iit lin:
1ere 8atrplttuen bran9eu Sl1lamtltel
nit Sen Grllppen bcs rebtel1 Sliigel,
Ser britildjcn slrmec, bic bcn l,prb
ipeltlibcn G1eil bes 9orfes BPM Seir
Sc Iaubertcn, IN bieles cil,. <r5 nab
her ipar has ganse Sort III unlcrc
@cipalt.
Sic in gnnbles 9eltomnene 8cut
mar grpb. Sic 9elltIden batten il
ben unterirbileben gtcllunsen Dicie,
Srtes cine rieiige Menge Dillnitipl
lno Gorratbc aller slrt an9elau,lnelt
n@ir fanben 100 peripunoetc Sent
fdc, Sic ppn1 Seinbc bcrlallcn e,
iporben iparcn. Gombles lit nit beut
l6cn Sobtcn gcfiiut.
n9cnte 0orgea nablnen nrler
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Yolitii6es.
G6as. 6. susbes lit 9ittsbnrs.

sburG go, 81. gept.
Glas. &. Sug6c5 ftbr beutc nurdJ oell
grobcn 0ie Sto6lncrfc einic6lieBcuben
ge5irf, lpradl 5u Gauicnbcn Don 9(rbei@
tern ln1o beidllpB Den erlten Sag ieines
ssablfclo5uges in 9ennIpponia NIT
elmer 3eute g6eno bier III 9Sitt5burg ge=
haltcnen Rebe. Gas Soauptt6cnla alcr
beutigc1 9leoen tpar Ser ScflBsoll. ,Sl1
Ieiuer 9leoe berte Nbeno betonte CT Iciz
nc lIcbcr5ellsung BOB Die Nepublifae
nilche Gartei lpieocr pereitlt let 9ic@
publifanilde uno progreIlinc Sibrer
iaGcn 5uIanunen auf Der 8iiGnc, BON
lpcld)er er lprad).
Eralibent @ilipn uirSs G1as. 6.
@ngbes aitt,uprtet.
rt'g gra II d, g. S., 81. Sept.
Sic bon gbds g. Solsbes aufgelporfez
men 6ragen iperoen bon Grdlibcnt
SSillon bier am nddIten Sumstag in
Ser erlfen rein politiIden 9ieoe, lett
leiner slulabntereoe, beiprpden lpcr~
Den. Sunbes6canttcn Iasten bette
slbelo, DOB Der Gralioent in leiner Ge@
&c ppr nen s0tit9lieoern Der 9pung
Mcn's Senpcratic Clubs oie pplitiId)e
Gage upbne SoanoIe9ubc" bebanoelu
meroe gs miro crflart. oaB not ser
9icoe am Santstae ser 9SraIiocnt poliz,
tiIdl rlchr t6dtig Iein lpcroe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28

Die Sdlilcr ser @rooflpner
Monual Granting Siab 5hool oiir-
fen niht mebr Tubbau ipicIen. Die
lueroen aber ihon fiden!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
gelearapbiidle gsptisen.

~. StpltftDtr.
sa1eball. Sn Ser america i
2eaare:
8albiueton 13. Hbilapelpbia 3
Neip Yorf 2, Spitpn 8.
&ein auberes spiel an9ela9t.
eSn Scr g a tipnal 9eaenc:
ct. 2nuis 2. SEEM 9prf 8 (3ebt
Snninss.)
Chicago 0, 9rppflpn 2.
8nlton 2, Aittsburg 0.
&ein anoeres Spiel an9elagt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
arran5as Sim IN bun :
g II.

Cen.
General Sarrdn5d bat filr5lic] gull6
flur gescigt, bab er nit Scr amcrifaz
nild)en Sbee Scr bon oer meritanildz
amerifanilhen &pnnlii1ipn in 9feip
Spnbpn 5u belpaltigcnben slrbcit nicbt
einperltanben lit.
Soieiise geaute ipurpen bllrd) icine
Sufiinoisuus on bic 8puperneure Scr
merifalileben Staaten, pab Sic aplnz
miiidre niebts, als Die 3uriicf5iebung
Der amerifnniidcn Sruppen ulls sGez
ritp in Dos 8cretd1 ibrer 8eiprcdlltugell
slt sieben butten, nidt ipenis in CT
ltalne1 periebt.
Sn Der 3lllanmcnfllnft NIT 91erea
ral @arron5u miro 6err Nrreopnop jc@
penfalls alldl leine perionlicbe Stelllua
in 8ulbin9tpn sur Sprahe bringen
Sir lanse 3eit lit es befaunt, bob Scr
acknowledgements 5 nit leiner Slpeiz
felbuftcn Ste(llng als IN susltei]t gez
nonuncuer 8ptlhufter Ser Hepublii
Mcgifp lnSufriebal lit, ltnb SuB CT Ser
@unicb bat als 8otIdafter BPM
Stantsbepurtenent anerfannt sll luere
ben unb bab @enrp s. 8letider ols
8ptlhafter in Der Stnpt Merifp oncr-
fanut miro. GbppbI $oerr 6letcbel
ld,on por lanscrer Scit als lplcber CT.
nan1t lruroe, miro CT illlner upcb lpdb=
reno Der llnterbunoluneen sur @cr.
ltelluns BON freunplid|eu @e5ieblrngcl
bieicr Ncgicrltng nit Neerifu in @alb:
in9ton Sluiidgebalter.
Sic Sntcrnattpnale &pntmiiiipm
ithcrraid)t.
9f c II 2pn Son, 81. Sept. 81,
merifanilhcn &pmn,inure Ser genleill
lomcn &ummilliun, sic cine GSrllnplu:
| &C fir cine @crltduoislln9 Slpildlcn nel
Ser. Sfatelr llnb Mcrifp iiber pi
&pntrplle Der @renSe luclt, prilcttel
belltc llcberraldiuug burilber aus. ool
in 9cipillen areileu Sic sIbreiie bes De
lltsnirten merifanilden Sptlhafter,
Mrrebpnpp ua6 Megifp in 3uiantmen
bons nit bent SeblldNag Ser &onmil
idre cine Ginisuns slt cr5ielen, &c
broslf iperbc.
glaeh sen ibnen 5ugegallaencn 9nh
lri6ten mirb Ser @eIlttb s(rrebonbo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-28
Meritanii9cs.
Ser 8ptidafter Garransa's mad, Der
mcgitaniiden Sauptitabt bernicn.

8 q in9tpn, 5. G.. 27. Sept.
gIiIeo slrrcopnon, Der @ptiNaftcr Der
Garran5a 9fc9terllng in &aIhingtpn,
bcfinbet Iid} auf Scr 9ieilc nod Scr me-
rifaniihen 6allpt1tabt. Soerr Mrrez
opnbo perlrb geitern 9tadmittae racl
einenl Selude, Sen er Staatsiefrctlr
Canning, 9tedtsberatber Eolf lmo
6iilfs : Staatslefrctar Ebilipps obz
ltattete, in aller Stille @aIbingtpn.
@r lestc ben 9enunnten Sealnten aus
cinanber, bab General Garran5a cine
perlpnliebe ltnterreoung nit linn &C.
lpiltld)t babe.
Sefretar 2anling Iaste, baB er feline
acnntnib BON bem Slpede Ser 9ieiie
oes perrn slrreopnbp babe, bcutete
nber an, bab er leinc giiidfebr nadJ
s@aifinsfon shiunen 5tre; peer hrei
gSpden cripdrte.
sS1 amtliden &reilen erlpartet mon,
baB 6err Nrreppnbn in perl1nlicler1
&pnferen5en @eneral Garrot15a elm
flareres@critanpnib Der amerifanild)en
slnlidter iiber Die 3miltiefeiten 5lui=
ld}en bel1 beioen 2anoern bei5ubringcn
perluden miro, uno bpfft man. baB es
Inn 9elin9en nD9e, Ben crlteu Gbei
Der upe faetp" 8eaicrlma Meritp ole
9}ptblrcnbisfcit flor 5lt mad)eu, Ser
ppllen gcipredltng after Srugcn in
Der eeneinlamen 9pntn1iliipn 5u5uz
ltittn1eu.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
(6y Review Leased Wire,

| DOUGLAS, April lS.-wfth the or ganization of patriotic society in Asua Prieta today, for the purpose of raising a portion fthe Mexican Ma.
 'tional debt. Consul Ives C.. LeIe- vier announced a plan for retiring all constitutionalist currency which is be. ing fostered all over Mexico. Calling for voluntary contributions it is hop ed to retire practically the entire is sue, he said.
 Subscribers to the fund who give constitutionalist money will be given no receipt for il. Thir bill will be torn in half, they to retain part and the other part 10 be sent to Venustia- no Carranza, head of the defacto gov eInment of Mexico. LeIevier stated that similar societies have been or Sanized all over Sonora. They will make strong campaign, playing on the patriotism fthe people and hope. 10 secure from four to five million pesos in conStitutionalist money as well as large amount of gold This fund will be closed on May 5th. a national holiday, when the total a. mount will be formally given General CarranZa as a free-will offering from his countrymen.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
WAR SUMMARY
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Pressing the advance by land and sea. Russians have captured, the most important port on the Black Sea - Trebizond. The port and outlying de- fenees have been strongly fortified since the fall of Erzerum and the Turkish garrison there was estimated at three-full divisions.
 The Russians also are continuing the drive against the Turks in the region of Baiburt. to the south, and the capture of which town would re- suit in the joining of the forces which recently captured Erzerum. and also those now at Trebizond. and give the Russians a line for a solid advance eastward. This is part of the plan for the isolation O fthe Turkish forces in Mesopotamia.
 On the frontier in France, indictment weather has checked that activity of the troops around Verdun in which the sectors around Verdun there have been only intermittent bombardments. The only infantry attacks in France or Belgium have taken place along the British end of the line. where at sev- eral points the British have entered German trenches or driven off the counter attacks.
 Fighting is still in progress along the Russian front, but advantages are claimed by either side. Petrograd re ports the repulse of Teuton attacks in Galicia, at Popovamoghlia, the cap ture of large quantities of war muni- tions on top fthe Col di Lana. had the mine crater, over which fighting now is in progress. In the Sugana an Austrian position and occupied in valley the Ausirians have driven the Italians from advanced positions. tions. The Italians in mining opera
 The recent advance of the British along the Tigris toward Kut-el-Amara in Mesopotamia has been checked by the Turks who according to ,London's admission, have forced back the Brit ish lines on the south bank of the Tigris in places.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
25O00 OF CARRANzA TROOPS IN THE STATE
 OF CHIHUAHUA, SAID
General Gales Places Number at Large Figure. Declares it Is Based Upon Official Ad- vices From Officials

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. April 1S.-There are 25,000 de facto Mexican troops incorporating in Chihuahua. according to General p. Elias Gales, military governor of Sonora. his statement be- ing based on official messages from military officials of that state. The Villa bandits are being scatter ed into small bands, he safe, none containing nore than 20 or 90 men at the most. These are being systemati- cally hunted down, according to his advices.
 IL is the plan fthe Chihuahua au- thorities to place these men in the va rious cities fthe state. navlng a large cavalry detachment at each post, as soon a sthe American troops would withdraw
 News indicating that the bandits are
 in the vicinity of Parral was received
 oday. Gales says the Chihuahua officials believe they can quickly rid
 the country of every outlaw A telegram received here today from Guadalajara by Ives G. Lelevier. oe. factO consul, stated that General Je-
 sus Trujillo. former Villa leader inn Soora, had been appointed commander of regiment O frurales by General M. M. Diguez. military governor of Jalisco. General Trujillo, who sur.
 rendered at the time of Villas defeat 1 in Sonora. was reported to have beer. executed with General Francisco UT balejo. YaGui chieftain, and three other former Villa generals, by being thrown off steamer while en route from Guaymas to Manzanillo Consul
 Lelevier said he had also received the news that the other generals concern
 l4d in the reported execution were alive and in the active service of the
 de facto government.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
HOUSE AND SENATE
 FAIL TO AGREE ON
 FREE SUGAR BILL
House Measure Repeating Free Clause Expected to be Adopted. Is Against The Presidents Wishes
DAY IN CONGRESS:

DAY IN CONGRESS-:
 SENATE:
 Resumed debate on army reor- ganization bill with prospect of vote before adjournment tonight.
 Sisal inquiry continued.
 HOUSE: , Consideration of agricultural appropriation bill resumed.
 Amendment to the agriculture bill to provide for investigation of potash making proposed by com mittee in charge.
 Military and naval committees resumed consideration of defense appropriation bills.
 SENATE:
 Adopted 430 to 27 an amend ment to army bill, fixing total peace strength of army at 250,00O.
 Adopted joint resolution to meet with House Wednesday to hear an address by President Wilson. Reached final decision on army bill.
 HOUSE:
 Adopted joinnt resolution to pro vide for joint session of both houses Wednesday to hear an ad- dress by President Wilson.
 Confers on the free Sugar law repeal bill reported they were un- able to come to an agreement with Senate. conferees. Adjourned at $40 D. m. to II a. m. Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
LONE SHIP PIRATE
 GETS LIFE TERM
Deed Done For Cause of Germany" Declares
 Doomed Man
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WILMINGTON. Del. April 1S.-Er- nest. Schiller. alias Clarence R. Hud- son. who forcibly took possession of the British steamer Matoppo off San dy Hook on March %, terrorized the crew and compelled the captain to change the ships course, was sen fenced to life Imprisonment in the United States district court here late today. He will be taken to the feder- al prison at Atlanta. in a few days.
 Schiller this morning pleaded gnity to the charge of piracy, in a statement he denied that his motive was rc.- bery. He declared that he had seized the Matoppo, believing the vessel car ried munitions of war for the Entente allies, for the canse of Germany"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
(sy Review Leased Wire)

F WASHINGTON, April 1S.-MaJorlty Leader kitchin reported tonight to the House that the conferees of the House and Senate had been unable to agree on the sugar bill Tomorrow he will ask the House to reaffirm it's original position favoring absolute repeal of the free sugar law, instead of agree ing to the Senate amendment to post pone placing sugar on the free list only until May I, 1920. There is a strong belief in the Senate that even tually the House bill will have to be agreed to. In final unsuccessful ef- fort 10 line up the conferees in favor of the senate amendment today, Sen ator Simmons reported that President Wilson had told him earlier in the day that he favored the amendment.
 A caucus Of Democratic leaders has been called for tomorrow night to dis cuss the situation. Leaders on both sides of the capitol are urging the ne cessity of immediate action on the bill If the Underwood-S law is per mitted to go into effect on May 1. present tax of one cent a pound on all sugar importations, or about S45,- G00,0O0 year would be lost.
 ON SISAL INDUSTRY.
 WASHINGTON, April 1S.--How rev olutions and bandit raids in Ecuador prevented the International Harvester company from developing a sisal in dustry there to compete with the out put of Yucatan. Mexico, was told the Senate Sisal committee today by Al cxander Legge. general manager of the company. He said conditions in Eua- dor were favorable to sisal growth and the company had bought more than 100000 acres near Guayaquil. when the project had to be abandon ed
 We were operating the plantations and factory when the revolutions were started" said Mir. Legge
 The property is now incapable of further development. due entirely to political conditions in Ecuador. The fibre is excellent and can be produced i'll almost unlimited quantities: the soil is excellent and with the opening of the Panama Canal would soon have become the rival of the Iucatan field when these bandits began 10 roam ever everything. We reported all this to officials in Washington. a number of times, and have been informed that they could not be taken up at this time
 We have had promises fprotec tion from several of the men who have been elected to the presidency of Ecuador but il has not been given us"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
FATAL AUTO WRECK

DOUGLAS, April 1S.-The bodies of ]. w Hit, aged IA years. and Mrs. Joe Collins, aged 20, former residents of Cloverdale, N. NJ, 65 miles east. were brought here today following their death in an automobile accident last Wednesday while they were en- route to Douglas The engine of their
 automobile became beyond control as they were going up hill and the car turned turtle in deep arroyo, pinn- ing them underneath in suciNza man ner that they werehpabIe to h6ve.
 For more than 22 hbuls they lay in this position, praying for death to come to their release. A detachment of the First Cavalry on border patrol duty discovered and released them. Both were injured internally. Mrs. Collins body will be sent to Deming, N. M., for interment. That of Hit will be sent 10 Globe tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
seAPLANes RoMsARD BASE

ROME, via Paris, April iS.-Three French seaplanes. escorted by Italian torpedo boats yesterday effectively bombarded Austrian military posi-
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19

ble Compound and decided to try it. l got good results and now feel better than have felt for years and am gain ing in weight. I can gladly recommend it to all women. Mrs GEORGE w. SEBoLD, 1911 West 4th Street, Whining ton, Del.
 Backache and bearing down pains are danger signals which every woman should heed. Remove the cause of these aches and pains by taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, that good old root and herb medicine. Thousands of women have testified to its virtues
 For forty years it has been making women strong, curing backache, ner- vousness, ulceration and inflammation, weakness, displacements, irregularity and periodic pain.
 If you want special advice write Lydia F.. Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
NEW YORKER SUICIDES.

GLENSFALLS, N. Y., April lS.- While his accounts were being audit ed, Sterling F. Higley, city chamber lain, Of Glensfalls for the last six years. shot himself through the head was Jsupd in his pfiee, yaqlt by his secretary. Mss Kathleen Keiteher, upon her return from luncheon.
 Higley had left notes addressed to Miss Kelleher telling her not to open the vault. but to send for the police, and naming an undertaken 10 arrange his funeral.
 He is said to have sustained losses through linvestnients in real estate and moving picture enterprises.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
CHARGED WITH ESPIONAGE.


 !, SAVANNAH, CA April lS.-rnree men Said sto be Germans, but whose harha5 twere not given by, officials. we're Arrested, today at Hardeville, $. r., at the request of Lieut.. A. P. tronklile, United States Engineer Corps, who suspected them of espion- Ags.s,.as ssafrfSof rfle psisypezsi it was 4ids re Seaied tifat they wxS@ n pos session ofs1naps giving minute details of notifications andyroads along the side fthe coast and carried an elab- crate photographic soptfit.
 A charge of yagrancy on which the hen were taken into custody was changed to a charge of ''being suspic- ious characters" when each Of the three produced $500 to disprove the yagrancy charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19

The $75o,0OO appropriation in the Notifications biii in congress is to be awarded to John Hays Hammond. Jr.. of Boston. for the exclusive rights for his wireless torpedo control patents. The inventor is twenty eight years old and the son of John Hays Hammond.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19
FOUR DOCTORS
 DISAGREED
Pains Disappeared After Use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Wilmington, Del.-''I was suffering from a terrible backache and pains in
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19

tions in the vicinity of Triest. All the aircraft returned unscathed. Four Austrian seaplanes attacked the tor pedo boats on their way back, but were put to flight by three Italian ae- roplanes.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-19

my Slde, WlIn pear ing down pains and was very nervous
 I was always tired,
 alw avs d TO wsy, never could g e t enough sleep and could not eat l had four doctors and each told me some thing different I read of Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05

tionsido6er Oouert. Gann briiIten
iie iih, Oie 9lrbeiter befommcn ieet
bobe Sobnc. TAB iid Soft crbornl
8os be0euten 3 bis 4 DolorS Oic
@ohe mcbr bel Oen eucrm boben sc.
bensmitteIpreiien! sic Iino auf oos
Goppelte geitiegcn imo gebcn tdalih
bober. gs lit fnrm mogliH. 0aB cine
Somilie nit 5 bis 6 &inoern lih ebr.
lid ournbringen fonn, od ondl aIc
onOercn glrtitcl, mie bauptidhlid
Shube. Ie6r bod iino. SIS lit ieIblt.
DeritdnNlid, Dab bel &riegs5eiten iicb
audi IN ben neittrolen 21noern Gbeltc,
rung cinltellt aber ieoer 2unoesrntcr
inrgt crit fiir iein 4plf. Mir borten
10 oft bon @ooorom @iliou: 9lmeri-
ia 5ueritl glber oergebens hIhter
mir nacb 9eltdtieung oieicr @orte
gsim, tuertbe 6raiieh.2iea Sic piirs
iben, oaB cin ieocr Mann uno ie0c
iSron oo5u beitroeen iolltc, oaB Serr
@ilion luie6er gemGbIt nitro. I'D
muB Sbuen Oarali nntporten. oaB eS
Eflibt eines le0en ebrlibcn oeiitidjen
Wlonnes lit geeen Serru @illon at
ltiiumen mir oeutihen S5rmIeit iino
81 itol5 mti uuiere Heblihfeit amO
miiniben nibt, oaB lmiera MGnner,
ais Sic bcItcn uno piIihttrcucltcn
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gSeiIe BON uuicrcm Grdiiocnten BIN.
nebncn miiiien. ga, ib ocnfe, es lit
Elm srobes llnrcdt peun Gin D1ann,
in ociien gloern nod Elm Eropfeu
oeutlben 9InteS flieBt, luenr CT Die
@ieocrpdbl oeS 4rdiioeuien beciil'
fluBt, cs miro Iid eiitntol ic9r All ibnt
rGheu.
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ST. entldeiOen. 6crr &ug0es lit por
9llem ein mabrer geborencr glmcri.
foncr, CT miro oas Gertroilen, ipclhes
mir 5u ibm baben niCbt miBbroitden.
Scine @orte iinO gerebt lno nnpor
teiiih fir allc Nntioneu iui0 @ereh
tigfeit lno Sdus fir oie siiraer i'm
eigenen 2anocl
Wi inna &icpcr.
Baltimore, 3. glopcmbcr 1916.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-05
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