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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

@op6ntou; Sr. Spotcs, S6orc6om;
u &, Stron6. Ct Soucs, 9ioB
@rou, GriScoll; 8. 3. SutdinIon,
Continental urO 8. 8. Si5er, Ra-
lea0.
gtcuu NfonQtc @cfanguiB.
SomeS glelion elmer bon ocn 3obls
reihen unerpiinidten 8ciuc6crn aus
Baltimore, Der IN Der s. StroBc Ocn
Eau6itummcn mortirte ltno ourd
&or5eioen elmer acorudten aortc sic
Yoiionten an6etteltc, muroc QcItcrll
bon &idtcr @lullopnp mcgen @or-
ipic9eling folicber S6otiac6cn ouf
neun @}ouote ms @ciGngniB &c.
ididt @ic oeioot, bcfnno iib glelion
in Der = 5traBe, olS Gin jlmger
Wlonn in ieiner 9}d6e iid cine Gigo.
rcttc on3iinoete. ,@eben sic mir cinc
Cigarette Bat Comes 3rm @rtoi.
men oes EoIiBitcn Sids, Der i'm iel-
ben glugen6lid por6cigina y}o6ocnl
iid Der glourod bon lciner llc6erro-
iblng erbolt 6atte, no6m CT 9icIioh
fcit unO brnhte i'm ms goli5ei9c-
riht. SllS Die 9lnibuIoiNun9 geoen
i6n perlcicR iplir0c, botte 9}clion nod
Die 6rcdbcit, ieinc llnibulO 81 be.
t6clicru rno 10 cr6iclt CT oic longc
@cidngniBitraic 5nOiftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

oiit6 oas &l1rden eeipefer Iein ooer g[rno,
oie 1lteite glber meine Sodter gebeli nidt
in @eieIlihoft. gu 10 mas ba6en Iie feline
8eit 9aette Wfdodcu iino'S, ieDr nette
Wfdoden"
llnO Observation-Disclosures" @elidt
ltroblte BET Dem @eoanfeu OH feline feds
&0dter.
80, iie MAIDEN iib oud niisIidb," fubr .r
fort. r@s iinO feinc NliBigg1nqeritnen
ooer Ylooepuppen 3mei fin0 @olfsid)iI.
lebrerinner, eine orbeitet nit Ser G6rcib.
moIdinc i'm Gontor imo cine onoere 1T
Selepboniitin Boilu into @milie belfen
i'm Snitie Der Whltter, iie iiro Die iiinaIten.
., Sic iollten inns cinnol beiuccn Serc
glllen. @ir iino cine gan5 feine, geniiitIide
6amlic.
Da6ei rie6 iiA oS1miegerpdpoden"
i1nlut5elno bic Sdnoey ais iei CT Der gliid.
licbIte oller @dter.
9blpo9[ sic 9luSIidt, in Gin Sous NIT
iedlS inperbeirateten 8oc6tert 5lt fonlnten,
gllien nidt iebr erborlid oiinfte, aing CT
cod iofort NIT Der groBten 9creitpilIigfet
oiif Die Ginlaolng ein GS mar ia n09lid,
puB ore gtnllteit Qlllt ult0 Siite lliH angr.
nomnene Scber3nomen poren imO 0a6
ieine. beioer u9ictterinnen" pirfli1 al Der
6apiilie ocs Scrrn Sicfcr ocborten
0ieicr mar oiifriftie crfrciit, 10 roIo5
cine 3uioge ailf ieine @inIooung 5il erbol.
ten. Gs iuuroc perobreoet, Sab 9Llien all
enenl Der nd9iten gtbeuoe porIpredeu
ioIlta.
6Sbmiegerpopoden~ ipobute notiirlid1
oiiA III ser 9orltoot ororbeit, ipo sic Ies.
ten, boben Wlietsfoiernen ite6en. @rtuor.
tlmgSboll nod5tc gllieu iid5 an Dem feltae.
iesten Slbeno oiif ben @eg.
S(ls er 0as bobc Saus betrot, in Dem sic
8oDlreicbe aieferid5e 8oniilie i'm bodjaen
Stod iid) angeiieoeIt bate, idlug ibm OoS
$er5l bis 5itm Salic bitaiif
Sebt muBte es iidb erfueiicit OBJ CT ieiue
Goellr'Dome enoIic6 gefiinoeu bate.
s.y. Norticeima toIg ,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

2lN8ClBCH7NlNu Dult OulllWUlC'
llnter ben 9lnlpi3ien Ocs oglrjcl'
gcn.Glubs bon Baltimore" ipiro NOR
sen glbcnO I'M uSotcl @mcrion~ Sr.
=. 6. Sc6lman BON ser Sirma s..
S8. @oiiorO So. bon g3elp g)ort mo
G6icago einen @ortrag iiber uNlal
Building bolten. Ger @ortrag BE-
qiitnt I'M s llbr 9lbenoS. ScOcr'
mann Der 81 lcrnen piinibt, pie
man @cnidcn beurtbciIt, ibrcn G1d'
roftcr 5u lcien, Oicie aeuntniiic III
9(mpcnoung 81 briugcn bel Der gIn'
.itemtng BON 9enten ooer ocren 9lilS'
biIOung, Die man icine gGr6eitsieloer
81 itiiOircn Bat, an Sroucn Dcrfauicn
nuB, iid 9lHtlmg ino gInic6en per
idotit lino observation-disclosures anregt
Der ioatc iib oieicn @ortrog au1o'
rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
gla4or 9EroLoa.

X uO " Y n.
Ser idJouc |rolog, ipcIdcr bon
Serru Grnit 9rmden fir ocn nid)i
itottaciimoeueu @o3or oeIdricben
por, lit III Grlidiorm eri6icucn imo
miro SIR Tcdiing Scr ge6obten LII.
foiteu iiir 10 Gents pro Grclnplor
pcrtailft Gic Grenplarc iino ourdy
sri. 9lnito Sdooc, g1r. 1929, G6ooc
Ssldno, 9t.g9, 5l bc5ic6eu.
Grbiclt 0ic 2icen5.
Sic 2icen5be6oroc gob &crrn @crn-
baro GnorcS sic grlnl6iiB, an scr
s 2traBc, 9S..g9y cine g8irt6i6oit
Ill iiibrcn. gcfanntli6 NOR scr
4lob frii5er ais nGofc @crbonro~
beialnt.
aGiitrift 9&r. 100 9. II. 9"
glorgen, sen 27. ,ycbruar, tucroci
iid oie 0litglieOcr oes nGctti6cr
ltrieritiibungs6unocs," Giitrift Scr.
100, in aarI Sammcls &ereiuSlofol.
9lr 922, 9cuniDlponio.9(penuc, 9ly-
g8 ocrioulmcln. gtlle @it9lieoer iino
crinAt amucicnO 5u icin
SeItcner gfoubiibcrfaIl
Gin 9lcacr, fpeIder fid oirf Dem
Scinnpca befolio ii. friiAc Sblpcinc-
Gotclcitcn Spc5crieluoorcn uno &c.
mile nad Soide trug iplroc plob.
liA in Der AZ StrnBe, no6c scr s
SiroBc, BON ciucm oicriiiBigcn gun-
0iten oueefallen uno ieines aorbes
heraubt. Scr @ierfiiBler lit ser 30
li3ci inter Dem 9oncn ggillDD be.
fannt CT lit Elm i1mor5cr Bar inO
gcb0rt Dem in g}r. 416, 10. StraBe,
po6nboftcn 2ouis 8erega. gr mar
ais icincn Stale ousgcbrohcn lln0
0er Spir Oes friibcn 'Sdpeincflci.
icbcs geiolgt 60 erldrcdt mar ser
Ncgcr, ooB CT 0aoonlief. mas i'm iei-
nc 9einc tragen fonntcn. Gs gclang
ocm 9drenbeiiter, nodoem er all
iciue llcberreoungsfunit ongeiponNt
bottc o9iIID~ sir 8uriidgabc oes
aorbcS 81 beipe9en a6er ritbt cher,
ols bis CT oent @drcn cine SIoibc
Nlilh, cine MISUNDERSTANDING, gcgc-
ZEN botte.
@.otclier Srgonifotion.
Sootclleute begonnen cine Gam.
poone, Inn Oen ,,@reeters' Glu6" 3il
oraoiiiiren einen oeiellioen @ercin
iiir S>otclbeiieer. Sine Geriommling
ipur0c gcbolten lmO Gin Gonlitc er-
nonnt Inn @or6ereitilngen fir ipd.
terc 3uiammcnfiinfte 81 treffen. Gos
Gonite 6eitebt ais sen foIgclOet
Ncrren @nS Gumpert, &orIiber,
Gbbitt 8. 4. Galp, GoHron; @. g.
Gitiuor, @iIloro; s. s. Spraie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

in SduIcrn S6fcn inO gaupldten
uu0 llnor0ninaen pcrrriatbt Ourd
fcblcrboitc 9(nloee ino Hilolterlng
BON &ripot 9lacpS, 5u.
Sic Oliet661uier 9lbtbeitlng bot
bic 9l6id5oiinng bon 9Icrgerniiicn in
GSolgc BON Gdnuir Nlongel on Eot-
lettcu etc. in Wliet6sboiderm Boar
Ding Sdiiern, 2oeir6dlIcrn pnO
S6rpis6loeu untcr iicb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Gcs edJmnosclS OcrOadtig.

Phi @cie6l ocS @aridjoas Stod-
Dam mirOe ocItcu Gin 9ieilefoiicr,
9eiiiat nit S96isfcpflai9cn. III bcnl
@epddroim ocS GomOcn.9a6noieS
coniis5irt. Der 9lcecr S9m. Gonp'
bell, weldcr sic Spirituoicn auge6'
lid no6 Gir9inicn iAmioeeIn uoIlte,
iuliroc Oer6oitct mno BON Tidtcr
9ionit in ser iiioIit6en GolBciitotion
fir bic 9iuoe5beboroen feiiocbolteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

AZ u u ~ u - III ~ ..
Sanlcs N} &bcotlcD, Elm Sarncr
IN Scr 9idbc pou 6cocrols6lrg, &c.
Ooucrt ocu &crhtit icincs @intcrpor.
rot6S BON wciben Sopioifcln oie CT
cingegra6en bate. Sin Gie6 qru6
aber Die iebt 10 foitborc 5ru6t ats
unO ito6l % 9uidel oopon inO lieB
i6nt mtr 9cni9 fir ciuc Sonntogs.
@ta6l8cit.
@ogerstoiun be1Qt bor.
Sic geiuo6ner bon So0crstopn
bo6cn iicb cntibloiicn oas 6ro6lic.
gcnOc Sono in i6rcr Sta0t Our6 g(n-
pflaa5cn bon aortoficln luo @cmiiic
ouS5uniiscm I'M ouf oicic S@ciic oie
5o5cr Erciie iir Oieic 2cbensnittcl
ST. bcfdupicu. Sic oor &lu3cn
cingctrctcnc adlic bat al Gdlllcu0cn
pon @uldcln BON &aaoiicln in 0eJ
&ellcrn @oibinaton Gount0's sea
Sarnern groBcn S6oOcn ongcri6-
tct rio iino oicic oo6cr cbcnio mic
onOercS @eniiic unacmcil fnopp.
Ger &rcis bon 9ortofieln 6clduit lc9
bier auf $3.50 DIS So pro 9uIdcl.
Jrou Nobinion bcerOi0t.
Cine grobc gln5o6l bon &cripono-
ten uno 6rcllnoen BADEN Oic itcrbli.
den llc6crrcitc bon 6rou 90, 2ucilc
9o6iuion Satin bon So6n u. 9lo-
6inion aus 9eloir, lpcl6c i'm Mercp
Soipito( in Baltimore Itor6, 5ur lcb.
ten Shl6eitdtte begleitet. Gic 9cibc
por in Der @o6mtng ibrcr @ltcrn,
Ocs Gr Senators T6onos $. SIC.
biuioi inO 6rmt om grooopoo ouf.
se6o6rt Sic 2cidcnfcicrIi6fcitcu
muroen in Scr fot6oliideu ct. Syas
Mathis Stride in Sidorp, n6rolitb
BON 9cloir, obgc5olten rmO iporcn
ponl SFoitor Oieicr Stride, i. gl.@6ite,
ocnt Der @atcr g. 81. Sreocrid bon
Der ct. W}argaretS Gnpellc 3irScitc
itonO, geleitet. 1ic 9o6rtldtrdaer
6citanoen aus g9olter g9. ErcItoll
Otm grnOer bon NlaDor 4rcIton bon
Baltimore, Sarrp 8. GorOcr, Tr. &.
.. Sopfins, ". @gIie Sopfins, g..
3 9dber, s. g. Glpita s. g8. Sto-
ton BON Snop @ill uno $. q. @6it-
afer. Sroi 9fo6iuion mar Die al
tcitc Go9ter bon Gr Senotor irno
5rou Ebomos $. 9iobinion imo mar
crit ieit eincm Sabre nit SSo6n 81.
giobinIoM Dem Glerf ser Gircuit
Court bon Sorforo Golmtp, ber6ei-
rat6et.
@on i6rcr 9elic6t6eit 5cugtcn sic
Diclcu 9htncuipcnOcn, bic ocr Ser
itor6cnen ocn IeBtcn @ruB i6rer bic.
len 5relnoe 6raHten.
@etaGt geitorbcn.
6rou Gli8o6ct6 $. Suiit Soncs,
Die 98ittipe bon Sanncl soncS Iior6
in i6rcnl $ein an &cierpoir &cig5ts
III Sciiup. sic mar Dor 81 Sya6ren in
Baltimore gc6oren a6er Ie6tr in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
Plus Oem Snuercu MarblanO's nnO
Den nngren5cnSrn Stanten.
Q} cIc W q An n erfitn q I I.

Sic MeIiern WlarDlan0 @ilen6o6n
6ot bon So6n &. @lillcr ein 40 g(der
groBeS @rimoltiid angefauit, nm in
&iogelep, geaeniiber bon Gltmber-
Iono, ncitc @eIeiie, Ionic cine @ag-
gon @erfitatt 5u boien. Cic glr.
beiten iperoen 6etnl Gintreten bon
giinitiger @itteriiug begonnen mcr.
ocn, uno oc6en nod @oacnoung ser
glnlaee $50 glrbcitern BORT 9ei6Giti-
gung.
Ger &0rpcrperIebung
AS i6ulOig.
Souo Wlltliolino, cir @cidGftS-
nauu BON Sagcrstopn, puroc BON
@cicbworcucn fdjuloig 6cfiuocn, So.
ief Go55a, ser auf Nluiiolino III Comp
@oaooino'S Saloou geidoiien 6atte,
OurH WlciicritiGe peripunoet 5it ia,
ben, unO pur0e 81 einer @eidngniB-
itrofe BON Orei Wlonaten bcriirt6eilt.
Go35o Datte iic5 oes ciufaden 9ln9rif-
ies idilOig bcfauut, itno lieB Der
Stoot oie gInfIagc auf idpercn 9tn-
griff fallcn
Gr1itt 8ronomin0cn.
Sic 9iciiOenj bon 6ronf 5aborite
in Sagerstopn iDuroe Ourb 6eucr
5eritort, lbeldes eincn SGaoef bon
$4,000 onridicte, nno mar cin ii6cr-
hci5ter Gfeu ote Sd6ulo 0oron. 6roll
Saborite, lucldJc crit fiir5litb bonn
aranfenlogcr olfgeitanocu mar, bcr.
iudte 0os SSeucr 5n loiden lno er-
lit ibmerc 9ronoiuunoen I'M @eiidt
unO Oen 9lrmeh 9luh fingeu i6re
aleioer 5euer, ais lie ibren 9ona.
rienpogel rettelt ipoIltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
alascn ii6cr glcrscruiIc.

Ins @ciln01eits- uuO GtroBcnrci.
ni0lm9S Gcportcmcnt iino iicts
6crcit, oerortigc SeiCnper0cn cnt-
9cgcu ST nc6mcu 6H6rt an
IN weId9cr S8eiie llc6eIitdnoc
lciht nbjudnOcrn iino. glQcs
miro gcnou uuteriu1t wcr0cn.
Gu piclc Srrtbiimer lpcrocn in @e.
5ug ouf &Iogcn ii6er 0iicuilihc 9ltr-
geyuiiic 6cgol0et BOB oic @eiuno.
6citS5c66r0c cs rntblom finoet, ouf
oicic @ciic Die Seifeutlitfcit Oorii-
Der otii5ufldrcu:
sSn criicr 2inic iontcn oQc &c.
idJpcroct III Ncjrg ouf ge9idaffcn
DER @}iiG6e6dltcr, tootc G6icre ino
Ocrolcic1eil Icbmubigc 3uitdgbc scr
Str0bca uuo N0cDs, .DiosQuifo-9rnt.
Hdticu u. I. u. oircit en- ooS Stro-
Itearcini9um0s Dcportcnent eiuge.
rcidt mcr0cu nos iirb i'm 9lot15ns
6eiiuoet.
9lcrgcrniB Ourb glodldiiigtcit, Die
@2iia6ebdItcr 5n5u0cdcn oOcr DcrOcd-
te NletoIl @liiQ6c6Gltcr uor5uic6en.
iolIte an sic %oli3ci6cb6roe gemclbct
rpcrOen. Gem @oIi5ciamtc iolltcu
ouG olc mlt0Bigeu 9lcrgcruiiic,
6e9ongcu bon Ferionet in 9lQep's,
StroBclL Soien unO rn6eboutcu@ld-
B,n, gcmclOet mcrocn.
Sede in 5Sol9c gul6S ser @oiicr-
ro6reu III StroBcn lnO 9(QeDs ioQ.
ten Sem @oiier Geportcmcut nit
gct6eilt mcrOcn.
Sm Bureau scr @cIn06citS.9c-
60roc 6ciinOct ii6 Gin S(ngeiteutcr,
oeiicn @fIiGt es it, oac ii5cr oos Sc
lcp6on cmpfougenen 9cidper0en in
@mpfona lno 40 octo 5u nc6ncn Ii.
lie an Oie 5uitduoiGen gf6tbcihtnecn
Der @ciinO6eits6e60roc ipeiter 3u &c.
6en 9lac bonn @ciun0beitSont en-
piongcncn 9ciGperocn ipcrocu scr
Gci6e nod on oie 5uitdnOigcn llnter.
a6t6cilngen iueitcr 0cge6en bon no
aus Ql66iilie gcic6afft miro. bic 9}66-
rell glbt6eillng lutteriubt un0 itcQt
oQe IfGnQcl 0lrd Sedc bon 9i06ren
IN 8obnbdiiiern o0cr onoercn Sc
bdlIOcr 6eiddoiote 9l63ige, ger6ill-
oungeu bon &onalrobrcn, olBcrSrO.
ming gcrat6cnc oOer iblccbt einge.
rir9tete @inri1tlmgcn bon Soiletten
Soiien H. I. 10, o6; nnteriubt oenllr.
iprtng BON 2edcu in GeIlcrh ooer
an0crSmo.
Sie untcrilbt @eriitGc unO ot-
ocre llndnnc0mliGfcitcn III @crbin.
Oung nit Reconsideration, llcbcrfiil-
lung oer Sof6dus6cn etc
Gen @ciimobeitsbiitern fonuucu
bic 8cldpcr0cn iiber iberiiillte Sof
bduSdeu ii6cridpemnte Seller, 9(n-
iqntnllng bon &eGridt uno S9nulb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26
gnnScs.gnrnfeit in iSraac.

Sic @refutibc fir OaS 80. 9unocs-
Eurnicit, oos betauutli6 I'M Sommcr
oieIes SyoGres iriter oen gllipi5ien
Ocs ,,Q]rooflvn 6. 9. EuruDereins~
obge6olten per0en ioIltc, bat in elmer
i'm Gmb6ouIc oes IS. 2. Gurnber-
Gins" imtcr @oriib BON Sru. @uitap
S6mcppenoid geboltenenSibnng, ser
old @brens&oriiber Sermom 81
Wlcb bcipo6nte, beihloiIen cine 9iiio-
adneisnluc6tng oes ,SeiteS 81 cnl-
pfcbIeu uuo Dem 9inoes'Gprort in
Snoianopolis, Snp. por8uibIaocn,
Oos set ollf cin Snbr oOcr bis 5f
cincr poicnOcn 3cit 5u bcrid5icbrn. =
9ic @rcfutipc lit Ocr 9(nIi6t, oaB
ser iOeaIe 3ped Ocs gunocs. .Eurit-
fcites inter sen o6poltenOeit @er-
boltniiieu niht errcidt mcrocu farn.
9(ucb wuroe BON 5cliousihiiB din
TeIe9raum al sen 9nnOcs -gorort
in indianapolis NIT oen grIud6cn
acIanOt oic EasiahimD Aasm,,GorNs
glncrifanilden Etrncr6un0cs" gnoc
&uli IN 9rooflDn ob3u6oIten. Sic
Gorbereitlmgcn fir ooS @anoes.
SirnfcIt ioaen in oIIcr Stilc pcitar
betrieben imo 5u paiienoer 3cit nit
crneuter aroft iuieoer ouioeionlmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

ncni 9e6en ni9t ipieoerIob2 ....
glitf Der StroBe, I'M 3uge Ser BoIIontclt
ino oes raitloIen Sreibeus Der @eltitoot
fiiblte er Die sSreiioigfeit oes ueuen 2ebens
Gr lief in oieier N1engc nidt nlebr ols eiu
ormer, beroroiiener, BON Der giot gebcBter,
berlifsloier &eufel berim @r botte cine
cigene, tpenu aitd bei9eioene griiteno iic)
crrlmgen, uno in oielcin froben 8epuBtleill
fab er ieoes tdtige Menidenfino oif Der
StroBe ais sSreitno lno @enolien an, IT
as @enoiien Ser glrbeit, bic id1lieBlidD 0oS
erite imO nottpenoieite @ono ieoer menid.
liden @enteinidoft it, Dieie G5emcinidaft
batte i'm iett iuieoer in ibren Sareis oiifgc-
nonilner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26


Biniftlid) our oligeqebeuen WorgenIhtnoc
erIhieu 9lIiet am ndcbiten Gage in Den @c-
iddftsbureaits oeS Sirius g8ieoerlun
mrroe er in oas &abirett 0es 0reftorS
0ebnb1rot bclMieocit pier trof er elmer
frernolib oilSi1oueroen alten @errn, Sci.
fem geiiinoes, BON einen grauen Bart Elm,
gerdbuites @jeiidt ettpas @ebeimrdtlideg
on iid bate
IS mar Der 8peite 9ireftor ser 9eriic6c-
rlfigsgeiellidoft 2eituer nit giamen, benl
Nlielt iih iebt por5iiitellen bate Scr lic-
benspiiroiqe altc 6err, 0eilen &euebncl
itno @eien iit einem 9etDiiien @egeniat 81
Der ielbftbepiBten Saltlng ieines Ssollegea
fono, tat al 9[llen einige 5ragen iuto
tpiinid]te ibm oatit einen u6'uten Morgenl~
9ie @oritellung bel Den 8ealiten ocS
9ieiiorts, Dem guIen iiberipieietl ipltroe, Der.
lief iebr raid itno fiibl. 8ereitS 129 llbr
fono er iitb Dor einem Bult, itno feline SSe0er
flog iiber oos Bopier Gin Seil Der fron-
5oiiidlef aorreiponoen5 mar ibm ii6ertra'
gen poroen
st itnteritauo babel 0elt bireften 9[npei.
fnget oes Directors 0ebnbor0t. Sdon
in Den eriteu Shinoen batte er es erfaBt,
oaB oicier bon ben bei0en Direftorett Der
gcfiir6tetere mar. @r nabnt ii1 3uiamnisl,
obne oesipegen eineut ,g8iiber" 5it ont.
gc6eu. ghn freilid, ct nuBte ia crit pie.
Der leruelL mas Ct allies pergeiIen bate. !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-26

9lnc 9lrn0cl-@olnto faIt i6r gau3c3
Se6en Ions. Sic bintcrldBt bier
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-20

where it fitted the head of the image There is large brim or visor that projects over the eyes, and early voy agers who chanced at Easter island were much concerned as to how the hat maintained it's balance. The ob- vious explanation, that it was worn by a young man. does not appear to hold in all instances.
 The present inhabitants of Easter Island wear hat made of native grass which is not dissimilar to the idols headgear, except that it has. a circular brim where they have none, but pro- ject, instead, over the forehead. In living memory these grass hats had a knob on top. So perhaps they are an evolution from the happy pagan days when one tribe erected likenesses of it's chieftains, and another tribe, af- ter a successful battle, threw them fact downward as they mostly lie today.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20
FINANCES AND MARKETS

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-(Wan Street. A sudden and inexplicable change market toward the enc or today's trad listlessness and irregular price changes Final dealings were char acterized by an outburst of activity in which leading shares were carried two to four points over lowest levels of the day.
 There were no known developments to account for the movement, but the character pf the buying which natural ly included considerable short cover ing, suggested early and favorable news in the railroad rate situation.
 Union Pacific features the the rails and United States Steel, the indus trials, the former jumping at F point gains from 112%. to 116A. Steel was taken in large lots at a steady rise from 92H to 95h, c1osing at it's best a net gain of 3H points.
 The turn over in the last thirty minutes aggregated almost 25 per cent of the days total. Between Il and 2 ? o'clock dealings barely reached 100,- 900 shares, the three periods being marked by the most complete stagna- tion of the year.
 In the morning and during the. in- termediate sessions the only note worthy features were of depressing or negative nature. Delaware and Hudson dropped Az points to S7, its minimum of many years. Sales amounted to 420,000 shares.
 Liberty fours varied from 9S.24 to 97, closing at 97.5O. The S1ss ranged from 99.S0 to 99.02, c.osing at 99.20 Total bond sales, par value, aggre- gated s4.325,O00.
 United States bonds, old issues, were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20

States visible supply began to display an increase, having gained in the last week 34,000 bushels. Betterment in condition of spot offerings here was of a notable character. Another de- cided handicap to the pulls lay in a special government report which seem ed to imply that the latest federal crop estimate, 3,191,000,00 bushels, meant a larger percentage of good corn than traders generally had figured upon. Some renewal of seaboard demand strengthened the oats market in the last hour
 Provision prices were swayed by changes in the value of hogs. Close:
 Corn, Jan., 116ss; May, 1.15A. Oats, Dec, 64A May. 6412 Pork, Jan., 45.07.
 Lard, Jan, 24.40; May, 2S.7O.
 Ribs, Jan, 2412; May, 23.60.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20
BOW DOWN TO IDOLS
 ON EASTER ISLAND
(New York Sun)

Of all the places in the world where the heather in their blindness bow down to wood and stone the most per plexing is surely Easter island. This Chilean waste of about forty five square miles, 1000 miles from the South American seaboard is the three cornered remnant of some old volca- noes. The soil is thin and poor, and there is no wood better than bushes The natives, such as labor deportations have left on the island, are rather thievish Christians wearing without grace the ill-fitting, clothes of civiliza- ton. The cattle have to be fenced against them.
 A depressing place, but not for the archaeological. He makes the landfall in the midst of the Pacific with eyes that beam through his large trimmed spectacles like a sun rising from the great gray sea. He jumps ashore and hurries up the hillsides. There he crouches amid uncouth figures and is with the utmost difficulty dragged away. "Ephraim is joined to idols; let him alone"
 The images which excite such devo- ton have recently been made the sub ject of sixteen months study by Mr. and Mrs. Scoresby Routledge, and their results are partly reported in the Lon don Geographical Journal for May. Easter island is richer in megaliths than any other spot in the whole Pacific. There are hundreds of sculp- lures in all states of preservation. The likeness is of man or men wearing an unusual hat. The crowns are near ly cylindrical in form in some cases, but these are evidently unfinished specimens, for the completed hat is found invariably to have knob on the top and hollow on the lower side
Arizona republican., 1917-11-20

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Arizona republican., 1917-11-20

of Arizona. This district, reporting to San Francisco, includes all of the state with the exception of the counties of Pima, Cochise, Santa Cruz, Graham and Greenlee.
 It is notable that Arizona was the first state in the union to over-sub- scribe it's maximum allotment, Win the over-subscription in Arizona has been in larger percentage than that reported from any other state. |
 result is very gratifying to the state and national authorities, whose main effort has been to make the sub scription a personal one, to take the bonds into every family possible. In Arizona there was a subscription by one individual out of 14, this count : ing men, women and children, aliens and Indians. Altogether in the northern counties of Arizona were 17,651 subscriptions. divided as fol- lows: Maricopa 6,S20, Gila 5,024, Pinal 2,64S, Yavapai 957, Mohave TIA, Yuma 530, Navajo 47S, Coconino 2S4 Apache 1S9. Subscriptions reported to Phoenix through the banks of the several counties, aggregating $7,742,- I5O were as follows.