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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26
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Want Book Widely Distributed.
Facts About Georgia" is no small
affair. 1t is a rather remarkable pub
LEGATION in many ways-original in
shape, conforming approximately to
the outline of the map of Georgia, and
it presents concisely and accurately
the resources, history, physical geog-
raphy, educational facilities, geology,
forestry, climatic conditions, and agri-
cultural and horticultural advantages
and possibilities of the state. With its
numerous illustrations, color plates
and maps and substantial cloth bind
ing, the cost has been considerable.
This having been provided for by the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce, its Of
ficials ask the people of Georgia to do
their part, and order the boks in ad-
vance for distribution as above. 1t Is
earnestly desired that at least $4,000
copies may be thus placed from
Maine to California within ten days
after publication.
Appeal TO Club Women.
Appeal is made particular to tine
club women of Georgia to get into this
important work, and secure club lists
OF individual orders. The price of the
book is one dollar for single copies, So
cents in lots of ten, rs cents each for
twenty-five copies and 65 cents each
for fifty or more. This includes the
cost of delivery to any address in the
United States or Canada, and post
card notice to each that it is sent with
such and such personal compliments.
News and Information Service.
1t is the plan of the new publicity
bureau to follow Facts About Geor-
gia" with continuous series of book
let's and pamphlets, each covering a
specific industry. or production, and
treated in more detail than it has been
possible to do in the book
The full strength and force of care
fully prepared and attractive printed
matter will be exerted by the bureau,
to complete and unity the various efat-
ures of the work of the Georgia Cham
Der of Commerce, and spread the
name and fame of Georgia widecast as
the smiling land of present oppor-
tunities."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26
Start The Work of Pushing
Georgia and Her Products

Immediately following the notably
successful Georgia Products Day cell
ebration throughout the State on No
vember IS, under the auspices of the
Georgia Chamber of Commerce, indi-
eating thoroughly awakened state
wide interest in the work of agricul-
tural and industrial development, an
nouncement was made today at the
Office of the organization of the open
ing of Publicity Bureau under the
management of Louis N. Geldert, edi-
tor of the book Facts About Georgia, .
which is now in the. hands of the prin-
ter.
The new bureau has been opened
with separate offices 503-5O4 Chamber
of Commerce Building, and marks an
other step in the steady enlargement
of the work of the Georgia Chamber
of Commerce which has been taking
place for the last six months. The
Publicity Bureau and the Southeastern
Land Show, gives the organization two
large undertaking in addition to its
regular work.
First Plans Outlined.
At the start the bureau is launching
a big sales campaign to secure a coun-
try-wide distribution for the book
Facts About Georgia" The manage
ment of the Georgia Exhibit Cars and
the Georgia Motion Picture has also
been placed with the publicity bureau,
which, in addition, will at once organ
ize news and information service to
systematically exploit the States re-
sources and advantages.
Many leading citizens, having knowl
edge Of the high character and unus-
ual value of this publication, as an
advertisement of Georgia, are joining
with the officials of the Georgia Cham
Der of Commerce in an urgent appeal
to the people of the state to assist in
giving it the widest possible distribu-
ton outside of Georgia, and getting it
quickly into the hands of those most
likely to be interested in the impress
i've facts set forth in the book 1t is
considered to be patriotic duty of all
those who love their state and have its
best interests at heart, to order these
books literally, to be sent to their
friends and acquaintance in other
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26
Reasons for the Losses.

Profitable prices are not offered for
seed cotton, market specialists say,
largely because 1t is impossible for
the purchaser to determine the grade
of the lint before it is separated from
the seed, and he therefore protects
himself against possible overgrading
by the quotation of a low price. If
the price for seed cotton were made to
accord with the prices of lint and seed
separately, they would have to be
based on percentages of fiber and seed,
grade of fiber, and cleanness. Since
these variable factors can not be de-
termined accurately for each load,
dealing in seed cotton has come to be
placed on basis of averages which
penalties particularly the grower OF
high-grade cotton.
In addition to cash losses from re-
ceiving lower prices-than would have
been received from the sale of ginned
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26
MKYRtsx~u'DssRstu.. REMENV
~ STOMACHtroGsS'!!
ONE Dos 3 cox 1ISY5a

GaIl STONES, Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxica-
ton, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from stom-
ach Trouble. Thousands of Stomach
Sufferers owe their complete recovery
to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike
any other for Stomach Ailments. For
sale by druggists everywhere.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-26

WASHINGTNO, D. c., Nov. 25.-Be-
cause af the great losses that are be-
ing sustained in the sale of cotton in
the seed in some parts of the country,
market specialists of the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture recommend that
farmers discontinue sales of seed cot
ton and encourage custom ginning in
their neighborhoods. The many fac
tors entering into the value of cotton
can not be estimated accurately before
ginning, it is pointed out, while by
marketing the lint and seed separately,
the grower may have knowledge of
the value of his product and may sell it
or its merits. The recommendation
are based on study made in Okla
homa in 1916 and reported in Farmers
Bulletin No. IT'S, recently published.
Money Losses From Seed Cotton Sales
In the transactions observed in
Oklahoma an average of $4.63 per bale
was lost by selling cotton in the seed,
while in one case the loss was as high
as $2130 a bale. These computations
took full account of ginning costs and
similar charges. 1t is estimated that
100000 bales of cotton were sold in
the seed in Oklahoma during the sea-
son in which the study was made. II
the average losses observed were made
on each of these bales, the aggregate
loss to the state was in excess of ST.
100000. For the United States as a
whole, the sales Of cotton in the seed
in 1915 are estimated to have been
937 900 bales, or per cent of the total
crop. If the average losses per bale
held good for these sales, the total loss
in the country, due to the sale of cot
ton in the seed in 1915, was more than
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
JOS |oriIer 9Tbcn0.
@ulIetin.

EariS, pia Sonoou, 6. 6cbr.
las bcute 9lbeuo bonn fron5oiiiteu
ariegsblircou pcr5fientlidtc offi8ieI.
Ie Bulletin bat nahitebeuoen @ort.
Iout.
nSSu geIgicu bat iipiere 9IrtiIleric
i'm Gereiu nit Der britiImen slrtiIIe-
rie Elm iebr wirtiames 6euer auf Sic
oelltirben Shiitehardben uor @oe.
iitabe gerihtet. Ceitlia BON oieier
@egeuo puroeu 5tuei feinoIidc BOT.
terien BON lnIerer id)meren s(riille.
tie 5lim 5hpeigen gebrndbt.
0eitIid bon Soiiions baben mir Sic
ieiuoliben Sdan5rerfe ouf Ocu
Natean bon g6aiiemp beidoiien.
gIus uoueu 9eriHteu miro Be.
fanut Dab Oos eeiteru bon ms aegeu
Die feinoli6en Greahiiaticueu III Scr
champagne acriHtete slrtilleric. Sei-
ct icbr enic 9leiultatc oe3citigt bot.
Eie beihoiienen 9ouigrGben mur-
ben iebr beiHd0igt lnb me6rere Nsu.
nitiousoeports wurOen in Die Quit
eeiprenet, gluberoem murben OurA
liniere @eihoiie 0aeierpotrc fit Std.
gas oenolirt. Sic Wasmellen. oie
! bernuSltroniten, iuiiroen 0lrd oen
@inS nlf oie feiHoIihen 2inicu sn-
riideetriebeii.~
Gerfrou8oiiid cridt
@ariS, uia 9ouoon, 6. Sebrnor.
Dos fraBoiiidlc ariegs 2epar.
tenent laat in ieinem offiBieueu9laA'
mittdas 9criAt oSDie iran86iiidg
9lrtilerie beIegte geitern IN ser (5e.
gen0 bon Moiion ou Champagne Die
oeittiden Sbiieenardben nit einen
pernihtenoen 6euer ziiAlid pon
Geronne grtif zines inlcrer aninpf.
6Iue5enae cine FeinoIithe allaidlue
an, Sic ii SIamnen gebiiQt ia @p.
ocu itiir8te.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

9}em Dort 6. Sebriar. Noro
s,aicnfuB, eiue gle9icnltete i'm Smile
pou 6reocrid 2tcimma0, bcaina Deutc
Sel6Imloro, iuNcm lie iid pon pen
Codlc 0es is Siodpcrfc bobcn rNls
mon Experiment S,oidc" ouI Oir
1traBc binabitiir5tc. Sic bielt 1ie
G6ippcn.a6niqin oic lm1nldss
fortc III Scr SonO, anl luel1c re
ooS S2ori o9c1rabniB" 0eldriebcn
6ottc.
gSic nerlaitet, mar OdS NlGodcn
iuiolac ser auS Teutic9lano cr0oItc.
ncn Gabricbt oaB ibr 9'uiOcr ucr.
lplnNct uuo in uiiiiidc C'ciougen-
iHoit acrat6cl iei in Griibiim ocri
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Ghineiiide Nle6eILen aeIdlIaaen.

Setting 6. 6c6r. Srllppcn
Der &ebelIen iino na6c E5lliu Cling,
cincr Staot norolic6 Don Sldii in Der
%roDin5 S5cduam geiblagen NOR
Ocn, mic Ole Ge9cruuG 6entc befonnt
moGtc. 3pci6moert Scr &eOeuen
mnrocu getoOiet mO pielc @laibi'
neuacreArc crbcutct. Ter !Qliiiiouar
6rirOliorom meloct in elmer 0epci6c
ou ocn omcriluuiihcn @cionoteL
Or. &oul Q. 9lciuicb ooB Dic dnfcril
fanilden Nfiiiiondrc al Scr mon9oll'
Idlcu @rcu5e, bic ncrnliBt luarcn al.
lc in Siher9eit lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
NcirnIha. .NltEnrh nrbrndlell.

SEEM Dorf 6. 6ebruar Sm
Scirot6sliccn3 9iireou i'm bieigen
9lotb1ouic iuuroc oeiiern Der GeforO
aebrOdcn inOenl 5wii2en Scr 3cit
BON 10 llbr GoruittogS bis I ll6r
9|obuiitoas is9 2iceu5eu auSgciteit
purOen. Ger 9lu0rong mar 10 aroB,
Dab cS uotbig unrOc, Grtrd-GlerfS
in Den Sicnit 3n iictlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Die CnglinOcr 5uriit6geIlieleO.
Sudlid6 pom ga 8aPGee- &onol
5}ran3. 4linrnoprrationtn rrtOl0Ios.
Guslii6cr Siplau Gri Sapaume 3crunterse4alt.
Mi@ts @enes auf Der salfan. unS ctirOnt.
.aeri@t oes oeut[dsn e5eneraftaSs.

Scrliu, Sia 9OnOOn brna Sritidc gbtbeinugcn per'
ndu @egeuS Nenbac iSid Ses 2a SaHeSaua SOr'
5uoruau murOn aber urfscuOrn Wic Der Seri6 Oes OehH
WenerOlnNbcs iug Sier lantet wic fulst:
8efIder &rtegsfdaMplab.
.Sleue Nblnnscn, Oie hOmld NeuDil nuO Hoi pom
2a Saeeanal DOr5nOrugeu bnCu mnrOcn urhdgedlagcn.
an5Ode ua6e Berry Dn gac aui ben Gom-
bress6G6en un0 int MaOe &c Htre mcug Gog
Nabe gapnum wur6e ensdcr SOppeSeder Ibics ss-
uuugcu Sic THbrer Oielbeu gCrict6cu in @ciangeuida
Bum Ofden unS Observation-Disclosures IL nid berdteH
Der 1ferrcidifde Seridt
Scerrei Senunmudnna ntc lautet wic fOgt; pn el
SrcO rel 6rOueu lat i'd %cScnnus 5ngagcH"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Nlndl 28 NnIrcn aeinn6en.

Scoior6, Gel, 6 Scbruor-
Gi6el Stcuale, bic 9.jd6ri8c So1tcr
non Trau (5corac 6. 81. Stengle,
ianO geiicrn in ocnl Soic cIncS gfad'
bar0odeS eincn Aol0cncn &n1 Den
ihrc 9htler por 3 Habren perlorei
battc. SSu ser 3miic6en5cit mar Der
9oOcn GcS S9oies pobl iiinBiamal
nnacniIiiNt p0r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
anpanla estcIlNna lnm 1rieOen.

Sofio, 6. 6ebruar. ~ GS miro
bier ougeoelttet oaB O}onliguor
GctrcIlb Der Gelcgot ocS &otifous,
Scr sic @rotulation OcS Eopitcs al
aoiicr Yoi6ibito 81 oeiien Sbronbe.
itcigilno ilbcr6rodtc, Oic @elcgcnbeit
6enltbtc, INN sic Gage in Se5ue aiF
m6qlicbc SrieOensporihGgc ieitcns
Ocs &otifonS 81 inlOircn. Sopon
10 miro bier 0c}aat pilroc cpenhell
iolnc &oricbllgc in Gripd0ma 6le.
ben mGbrenO IS ciucm iolMenSbrlii
fcipeu &orihab lciitc. &opon lpill
icincn 9laiirtcH ircu bIcibcn llno
uiiniht gur calcn iolMen Sricoeli
Der oiclcn acne0W iii .glonilanor
Ecireui miro III inr5cr Bet oilf lel'
ngn &oitcu in Yia,ila 5urildfebren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

9tcm gorG 6. ScbuIar oii.
icppc 1lourrc so Nobrc aft, uilroc
bcutc M2or0en III icincn &ciiolronA
9}r. 65, Cooper Slldre erlMoiien
Gin Mawl rcr iciucH &ouct ais
E6omos Nol0cr auao6. mirac Qls
ser S6ot rero&daia u Nait aeuon.
men. Sin acIlncr tcjcu9ic Dob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Drti 9utbimrr.
MaiirtC bOu ibueu
brfangen.
GU etfldrt NySarimiliam
Il'5arOcm.

Der Serolsacbcr scr ~3uflnit"
bait IN Berlin cinc intcrciionte
9icOc iibcr Ocu arica. 0cutide
OcrItonocl1 iib ocrduocrtcn Ser
DdItniiicn on8upoiicu. Qcutid-
IonO bat icinc 6cinOc bel ocr
aeble. 9laiirtc moocu ni6t
Der @obr6eit ms ojeiiat gu
icbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
Scplti ctiuas 6ci5er

9}cm Dort 6. 6e6ruar. Sn
Ocm 9cfmocn ocs bcriibmten Nperu.
SGngcrs gIntonio Scotti bon Der
,Meiropollan @eiclidoit" lit cine
g9cuoima 5lmi 9ciicrcn cinaetrcten.
Gr licat an 9umacnent5iinolma oar
neOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

Son0oI G. Gebr. Ger britis
iAc Eonlpicr nSolgownie' bon 1862
Gonncu III nerienft iuorOcn. bic
NlauniHoit nit gluanabme ocS Smels
ten GiiijicrS uiroe 1erettet
Ger o9olNopuic~ mor 235 SltB
lana 30 Sui brett uuo II SUI tici
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07
2 iiooeutiGc @reiie idIGq
rubigeren Tou an.

3iirid, pia 2onOons 6. 6ebruor.
Die iiiOOeiitidbe @reiic bat NIT 9e.
sug oui Die Oeutih amerifoniidc
Guntroucric cincu gemdBigtercu Eon
ongeihIaeen. Die ,Miinheuer 9acu.
eiten 9tadridten~ bctonan oaB III
Oieient fritiiCben Womente nit biti.
gen 9lclBerilngen nidts gelpounet
perOe, "a nale ioIhe Naeinunasdu'
Berllugen feiucneiuiIub auf bic thai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

inO puroe i'm Sabre 1880 in 9lber.
0eeu gebaiit luo @ioentbunI ser @c.
neral Steom gSooigohon So, Con.
Oon.)
Sfo0o @erfc tbcilmeiie
5critort.
81 0 NJ 6. Sebrlor. ~ 0ie otter.
rei6iIdjc aouoneuiobrit, oie SfoOa-
gScrfc in @ilicn lit tbeilmeiie infolgc
elmer @rploiion 3eritort morOen, 70
meloet cine Depei1c aus @ltoreit
an oeu a0Ieiiogcro" IN 9tou.
9ritifGc Nn9it Dor 81 II.
Ntdqen oeS ScinOes"
2on0om 6. 6ebnlor. 9ic
Sou0elsbeb6roe bat oie Gieentbiimer
bon Shiffen imo &oufleute Dor Der
W}oelicbfcit BON o9lniAIGgcn gegen
britii6e uno neutroIe Shiffc ourd,
Sic @lo6cniboften feiu0liher g(geu.
ten" gcporut oie in pielcn SSdllen
Scuer uio @rpIoiiouen pcrlriobt
boBen mie erflGrt miro. Dic gSor-
nutg ioQt Dob sroBes @eicbid bel
oen &eriu6eh Shiiie 5u bei6dOigen
ge5eigt poroen lei. Su cinent Sale
luuroc gefunoen ooB Sol3 fiir Ser.
pod3pcdc 70 bebonoeIt lpilroe, Dab cs
bel leidter Geiblno iid ent5iinoete
SAiifscieentbumert miro ole glnpei.
ilng eegebclL DAB fcine 6irma mil
feinOliden Sntereiicu etluoS init Oel
Sonobobimg Oes 5biifes oocr Gar.
gos ibrer 5@ifie 81 tbun bobcu ioa
Ccutfdcr &reu5er gefo'
pert'2
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6eruorraeeuo an oen @erluIteu be
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/ gcfopert lplroen. Ser &reiBer beioni
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pNloepc" qefapert unroe
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gebonter @au5erfreii5er uu0 BAT eli
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cine @eidminoigfeit bon q ¬er
pro Stpnoe. @r III beitidt nit bic
I S.250lliqen ilnO 5ebn 65olIigen SIC
noneu. 0r bat cine 2onge BON 40
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follS i'm Sabre 1908 ge6aut; er /
ehi S1weiteridiff OeS Srcu5cr
$500 scope Der i'm Nntnngc Dc
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Ieploccuent BON lA10O Eonuel
cine @eidpinoigfeit bon ii6cr
9notcn. ruN ieine @eitiidimg bcIteI
aus 5wei 9.2.50lliaen mo ictBe6
G30lligen &auonen
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c Somiiog SlbeuO einc W}eloimg ol
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B Sdliif mel@eS IN ser glGbc ser s
1 uorildcu Suiclu sen Sniiicu 5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

9uIiirten 10 boie ntitgeipielt bot, oli-
gcbIid bon britiiden Griegsidliiieu
gefapert lporOcn Iei. @eitere Snior-
alton polItc oie 9otidait niht ges
benz
Spioncnrie9crei in poI-
Ter 8Giitbe.
g}ew 9orf g. 6ebulor. - Sic
86otio6e, OoB mi Oen 9hlSgdngeil
lnO gingdnaen ser i0nuutli6en
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Nliteruodjt bis 5um Euaesonbriid)
9SoIi5ehuodeu oliiaeitelt poren iet'
tc belte @eriihte III Die @eIt, oat
Elm @omplott entoedt iporoen iei Oic
Stotionsaebduoc in ole 2uft 81
| iprcngeu.
Sic 9htfregung iuiier Oem @nbli'
! finn er6obte iidj nod ooourd, Oof
sic @oli5ci ale &odete, Sonofoiiel
ooer SonOtoidlen imteriuhte, pelfC
| iidj i'm 9eiiBc bon Yolio9ieren befon
oeu.
GS wilroc oifi5eIl 6etonnt gcge
ben, ooB Sic 4oli5ei eiu gles ouSge
poricn babe, I'M Giebseeiellen 81
fongen, 0oG oaS @ubIitiun lieB lid
ourb oieic GrfIdrimg mr idbled)t be
rubigen.
2on0on propbe5eit groB'
oeutfde Sffeniipe I'M
g8 c ten.
Qon0on, 6. Scbritur Gellti1
] lam mag erit ooS GeiuItot ieincl
aroBen Sficnlioe ouf ser gSeitiront
sic 5ur 3cit in scr Gntiuidliina be-
griffen lit, ob5umorten, ebe es ieinl
euoqiiltige 9lntport oui SIneritas
@erIougen III ser ,2iiitouia" gIffairC
aiebt.
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groBeu goritoB. Der iid) seeeii Gulois
ooer @soriS ribten mag gon pielei
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ooB sic Oeutide SauptfIotte in oi'
gtorOiee berauSfomneu miro, I'M
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neuen Epps, nit scr enaliidei
6lotte inter 9lomirol SeIlicoe 81
| meiiel.
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geu @ol0.
@onolulu g. 6ebruor 3pg
onSlduOiid)c Grieesidiffe, ouaeblit
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imo yGbitpie," wuroen eeiteru b
G1alli 6eobocbtpt, m06rcno iie 4oble
einnnbmen.
glatb briefli1en 9toHrihten bein
Sen iib oie Sd)iife ouf ser 6abl
nod @oncouper 9. g.. imo babe
bunOert Nlillioneu @ubel 1851 ACC
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guolan0'S Gonto Ocponirt iucroc
iollen.
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pier 9efun0en2
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! om 6reitog bon glcm.Norf bier al
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nod ser Abiabrt oes 5d]iifes N
(. 9lep, g)orf 0eritcdt morocn mic mS
! auniuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-07

idhIide gutiheiorno babeu weIdle
icet III 9lmcrifa'S SGnOeu rubt.
oGeutitIono'S 9Intiport.@ 10 fabrt
Die 8eitllna fort, lift i'm b6diten
eiroor beriSbuIid geboIteu~
@aris frobIodt5tf frHb.
gartS, 6. 6ebruar. Sic Sci.
tungS 6ouimentnre iiber oae BON
Or. sIlfreO 3imluermann sem Bent.
iden llnter Staots Sefret6r 0es
glusm1rtiecn3 ser 9liiociirten @reiic
gepabrte Snterpiem biuiidtIid oer
rSuiitonia 9lffoiro itcIlen lih auf
oen Stonopuuft, ooB Sic @csicbuu.
gen 5piibeu Gei,tidIano nno sen
Der. 5taoteu an cincm @unftc an.
gelauet iiuo, ipo cin grud orobt.
Ger u@lotiu" iaat, entmeOcr
GeutidIono o0cr sic Der. Staoten
niiiBter iest nodeebeu; in6 oie Der
Stooten lpiiroen Dies niht tbun.
ylSaus Traiioeut @iliou Gcntid.
lambs GopituIotiou erreiben iolte.
10 iaet Ser m@etit @ariiien oann
uiiroe oies einen eroBen Diploma
tiiden Sieg bcoeuteni iiuo fails cr
Die 9c5iebuuaen NIT Geltihlono as.
brehen ioIlte, 10 piir0e oas ser aan.
sen @elt cine beoeiltiame moraIiidc
2eftiou ertbeiIen.~
Sr Stepben Bihon, Ser friilcrc
Yliuiiter 0es 9lispGrtiaeit, gibt IN ci.
mem glrtifeI i'm .4etit SoirnaI" Sem
@Ialbeu glusorud, ooB Die omerifa.
uiihe Reaierimg iigb iett offenbar
Der Sterilitdt ibres oiplomotiihen
goraebens beluiIBt aeporOen iei.
Derrniiiibe @eHernl
absbertht.
@etrogrno, 6. Sebr., (pio
9ouoon). Gas ruiiiiHc 9lruee-
Sauptqnartier bat beutc glbeuo nad.
itcbenocn oifi5iellcn 8cridjt befauut
eeecben:
.Shliiiide Sront Die Geutidcu
ieseu in Dem Tiltrift pou Riaa iniO
iiioIih bon SSfsful ibre fSIieger.Qlf.
tiouen fort. llniere 6liceer babcu
aii ben gobnbof bon Wlitau unO auf
Die gobn-griide iiber oen SsluB u u
eiAc 9lu3abl bon @ombcu bcrabee.
iporien.
9Iuf eiuem IbeiIe bon General
Soanoif'S 3rout entoedteu uniere
RotrouiIlcn Gin feinoliHes Wlinen.
zuitem per6anben oasielbe ourdl
Trdhtc nit ititieren eiacncu Shiiten
eraben lmo brohten baum oier5iq Der
feiroIiden lRineu 8ur GrpIojiou.
gliif Der gr5e5ania SonoihnBc lin
@oIi8ien) babeft mir onrh lflier 9lr-
tilIeriefeuer feiiolibc @orItoBc 5il.
riidgapieien.
Su Der 6IgenO BON @oiano (g9ufo.
pina) madte Der tSeiuo Sen @eriuA,
nit SiiIfe ieiner 2oiiigrdbeu.Wlorier
un0 pom Sauoaranoten Die Wlinen.
arater 5uriid3ageiuinnen sic ipir
ibm am Gonneritag abeuo abgeuom,
men batter. ST bate ieood feinen
Griolg.
aoufaius 6roht- S9ir leben Dem
5eino auf Der gan5en 6ront bart al,
@o inner bic 3iirfen 8nr CffeniiDe
81 idbreiten berinbten, puroeu iic
5uriideeihlogcn ino rrIittcn idlrerc
8erhrite.~
DaS Bnriier gIbcn0.