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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-11-23
See Atkins Saws

The cities are calling for wood.
Factories are needing box mater
ial and the country is full of wood.
Get an Atkins saw and a Keen
Kutter ak and get in the game
Make money in your leisure time
this winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-11-23
Gas Stoves
Are Going Up

Are you going to save money by
buying your gas range this fall?
Gas costs less for cooking and bak-
ing than any other fuel and is so
much hotter and faster.
Acorn Gas Ranges give more heat
on burners and in oven than an or
binary range and they use less gas
Telephone in and our solicitor will
call. Or visit our sample room and
see these ranges in operation
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
eRO0vEO ALLEYS NOT
CAUSE Of BIG SCORE,
In Dying Days of Season Rootcr
Pick Out Favorite Drives.

Why do the majority Of pcrfc
scores in bowling come during the q,
Ing days of a bowling season.
All sorts Of explanations have be-
offered. chio' among them being tha
"groovcd' alley is responsible Man
of the bowling enthusiasts aceert th'
groovel alley explanation a3 final an
let 1t go At that, never. storalng I
reason the problem.
Reasoning out an explanation, ont
arrives at the following concusioh
During the league geaAan the pb
getters are shifting constantly from
one set Of drives to another and there
fore have no time to cun, cntgate thcit
efforts on any one particular alley
However, the majority Of boNlera hay,
one CIR more alleys on which they can
get huge counts The big ores come
because the bowler in his Partially Il
his fayorite drives learns to know ey
cry twist and turn In them. When
the league scaucn f. over and he Is
at the top of his game he HES himself
to these alleys and pounds away night
In and night out If he Is skillfu'
enough he may get perfect score
To get the 800 count, however, he con
centrates his efforts on one alley.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
BRITISH ATHLETES SLAIN.


In spite Of the big advance made g.
the western front. IN which hundred
OF famous British sportsmen to par"
the latest list issued shows WELDON
falling of IN the Casualties.
Major NJ 4, Black. who met III
death IN ~ mir Gght, was the we
known Cambridge university Engh.
footballer. who played hnlrhack fo'
his varsity against oxford IN 1871 ans
1893, and when he entered the nra
goon guards he won great fame "a
polo player and cross country ride.
He also served With distinction in III.
South African war
c. Vigurs. the International gymun
of the Birmingham Athletic club. In
also made the supreme sacrifice. Ii,
was member Of the Birmingham Attn
letic institute team. which for thrc
years IN succession won the Adam
Shield International team champion
ship aud represented England nj Il
Olympic games ut Stockholm In 1872
Lieutenant ". e. nlrd ono of e.,
sixteen "kcttering Pals" who enlisted
together IN September, 1911. has fallen
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
SCOOP
+s+4+*******+*++++**+*4++ :
ALUMNI RECEPTION.

MI Wlfl : wv
Friend Scoop;
suppose you'll be over to the big
doin's tonight which viii be very
INFORMAL Notice INFORMAL
With caps. The high mogui jumped
all ever ny frame this morning cause
n some manner Il appeared that the
rep was to be formal in an announce
neHt in the society column. All OF
he Badger MEMBERS or THE
NLumNl will be expected to be over
tonight, and II any of the alumni or
ne class Of 1914 is fortunate enough
he married they'l be expected tc
ring their wife along. guess Scoop
here's only two of the boys in the
i9tl class that have teen married.
Member tho Scoop tnc party is e
le very informal that means you
cave your fun dress suit at home, Of
curse you haven't any but il would
0akc no bit of difference # you had
Nr, Taylor requests that all of the
crmcr graduates be there tonight and
guarantees there'Il be d short little
ak for the sale Of LIBERTY BONDS
MI over expenses. about $t83, VIII
&c twisted as first payment on q
liberty Lean.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
PLAYING TIE FIELD
BY GENE BYRNES
by Jack Vciock,

cries hg lns It would eventually
fsu through IIoveycr the Associa-
zion called it OH ON iis own hook and
laru Barrow ana bis leaguers called
an aIl operative relations with the
biz Nid-Wc5tern minor
II ia 10 be regretted that the series
win net be played 1t would have
furnished the fans in the two big
minors with fodder for year to come,
and with reasonable success it would
have been good thing for the game.
Bic lcaruc club o0ncrs were among
those Who regretted It's cancellation.
ThcT wanted TO SOC the plan tried out,
FER as Gary HERMANN has admitted,
thCre is q possibility that the major
league may adopt some new plan to
taEc The place OF the worlds series in
seasons go come and this sort OF a
series has been considered
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is very
injurious. as it dries the scalp and makes
the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain null
SHED cocoanut oil, for this is pure and
entirely grcaseless. It's very cheap, and
beats the most expensive soaps or any
thing else all to pieces. You can get
this at'any drug store, and few ounces
will last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about tcaspoonful is all
that is required. 1t makes an abundance
OF rich, creamy lather, cleanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is soft.
fresh looking. bright, fluffy, wayy and
easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and
takes out every particle Of dust, dirt and
dQndruff.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

New York, The calling o"
Of the ntcrlc1gue series between the
clubs of the American Association
md the International League was .
keen disappointment to the fans OF
Doth circuits.
The proposed series would be big
novelty. Il would attract the attou-
ion of baseball fans all over the
country ami because Of the long
standing rivalry between the tSo big
minors. with the prospect Of seeing
t thrashed out ON the lield OF play,
interest would have been keyed up to
higher pitch in both lctgie
throughout the regular playing sea-
sons.
ACCORDING to President nd BARROW.
he International League would have
willingly gone through with it's
agreement. He declares that the Sc
les was called of ct the instigation
# the Association. and this action, he
says, will block negotiations for lu-
urc series of the kind.
That all Ct the American Associa-
ton club owners were in favor OF
'allinc off the inter league games has
>een denied by Colonel Wathcn. own
RS of the Louisville club and vice
president of the league So il is APP
,arant that harmony in Association
ranks Is not complete 1t appears
hat a few of the club owners, who
have power with President Tom
Hickey. became highly alarmed after
few weeks Of bad weather and pre-
allied upon him TO take the initiative
II calling the gqmcs Oft
President Hickey ana George re.
beau, owner of tho Kansas city club.
listed New York prior to the opening
# their season ana matte an effort 10
fave the inter league schedule re-.
rranged They wanted the seriot
tartcl at later date than that criPi
l1lly set and changes made which
you'd give Association Club the
benefit of some double bcrdcr dates
rhey minated that they did not nave
confidence IN the DRAWING power Of
he international Lcarne cities.
This mtimaiiou got mIor President
3D. Barr0~3 hide and he refused %
make any radical changes in the
eheiue Thds Tic bottom began to
all ont Of the proposed feature series
md the biggest minor league attrac.
ion in the history of the game finally
vent by the boards
with war holding the spotlight an
Dyer the world, Association magnate3
finally argued that they did not want
o tal'o chance en- spelling q good
hing for The future They REASONED
hat If the series should be played
under adverse conditions and iail. fu.
ture attempts would be useless In
his Barrow agreed, but he wanted
inc to talk Il over with his club
owners, and when he found that the
Association was SGT on calling of the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
A bornean Weapon.

The Borneau mandau, or ~hend TAX
err is a modification os the Burmese
dab. IL is heavy. thick bladed cut
lass, from twenty to thirty inches long
ard the edge is ground from the right
side only. the lett side being forged
slightly concayc The blade IS also
slightly curved 10 the right, ST. that the
cutting action Of the weapon is like
that OF an enormous gouge only two
strokes can Le dealt with the mandau--
from right 10 left downward and left
tn right upward Chambers Journal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
Made Napoleon Wait.

On the day when the courier brought
news Of the signature of the peace of
AmienS, Talleyrand thrust. the impa
uently awaited document IN his pocket,
went To the emperor and engaged him
in current affairs. When these were
all disposed of he said "Now | have
good news for yoU. Reno -
And You conll not tell me this i'm.
Media'e!y| exclaimed the astonished
Napoleon
Certainly not, for then you would
listen TO nothing else"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
SPORTS
BOB FITZlMM0NS WITH
SELLS F0T0 SHOW

When the Sells-FlOtO circus arrives
In La Sale next Wednesday mornna
it will have among its many celebri
ties old Bob Fitzsimm0ns, the only
purilist who held three champion
ships at enc and the same time.
Ruby Robert and his son. Robert Jr.,
travel with this circus and give OK
hibition boxing matches in each town
whore the big top is spread Fitz-
simmons was in La Sale nearly. 70
years ago. shortly after he beat Jane:
J. Corbett for the worlds champion
ship. and it is certain he will he
warmly welcomed by his many for
Iner admirers when he return5 next
week.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
M'MAHON is BOOKED
WITH TOUGH OPPONENT

Tom Mcmahon IL booked to fight
Bob McAllister June Is in Pittsburgh
Pa. McAllister is a top notch scrap
per and has won from several OF tht
best men in the country Tom. how
ever is in grand shape and can be
counted upon to fight from the first
bell to the last This will be his first
scrap since he met Jack Dillon i
Dayton, Ohio a month ago. He is
Ting Leyinsky or Jim Coftey, the Irish
giant, whom some folks We're recent
touting as a worthy opponent for JeH
Willard
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

When the Chicago National league
team 0ppe1re az the field nj the omen.
INC of the season each player wore m
American flag. rhe colors have been
embroidered on one sleeve Of their
shirts as a display OF patriotism. a re
cruitins station has been erected nj
the baseball park in order to accom-
modatc any of the patrons OF he game
who may desire to enlist IN the army
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
NOTHING SCARES HONEY.
Braves First Gaeker Has Taken Hare
knocka

It's seldom that biz Ed konotph
pulls away from the plate. If 0uybo1.
ever Ind cause to sdestrp, fab dow
or rnn TO the bench it IS Big Ed
The great FIRST haseman has hecl
beanel nine times. OF course h. ha
had bis share of wnllops elsewhere OF
bis anatomy, but nine "bcauings' /,
quite record Honey naturally make,
n great target.
Miller Higgins was great man fol
getting hit, aud 50 was Jake Stnhl bun
they managed to got their wnllops IN
the back arm or leg Koncy's favorlto
place Is right on the old knob. Is IN
afraid? We'll. we should say not. II
wishes Wnlter Johnson was pitching IL
his lcagile, limits what he does. The,
talk about boxers taking head beating,
and then going dniry, but no ono be
licves that Eoncy Is getting that way.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

~ does beat all how we are doing
away with old customs. You seldom,
zee u man beat a carpet any more II,
r,'s oay OF rugs and mattIngs. Florida
Times. Union.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
At st. Louis.
Batteries: Gowdy Barn
Tyler, Snyder, Watson, Am
At Cincinnati.

HalIeno3' McCarly, KdFlF3N, Fruc.
ar, SaloC, Ninro, Rcgan
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
lirooKIyn at Piftsbur4h
New York at Cincinnati
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
STANDING OF CLUBS
AM ERICAN LEAGUE,
e3tcrday'8 Result
At Washington.
Games Tocla

m!th, Johnson.
Games Today.
Chicago N Washington.
Detroit at Boston
Cleveland at New York.
ST Louis at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

THE HOE BEHIND THE GUN"
ann and Firesidc, "cur thought
VII be for these at the front rattle
han for the great agricultural army
latiently serving at home"
Not necessity. Already the ma
ional slogan has been changed to
the hcc behind the gum
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08
ALL LAWN TENNIS
MATCHES TO co ON

Z GEORGE T. ADEE, president =
Z OF the United States Ma :.
Z tional Lawn Tennis association, y.
Z makes the announcement that Y
Z practically nil Of the tourna- .
Z ments on the schedule will be 4
Z played this season. From all =.
:: sections Of tine country the senti- /.
Z trent in answer to his letter of 7.
Z: inquiry is to keep the game go q
Z; ing" The response has been so !.
Z overwhelmingly in favor of con =.
I; timing the competitions without !.
g prizes and titles that every effort y
!: will he made to uphold the high ..
Z: prestige Of the game and make it Z.
Z serve patriotic purposes. Y
I. !.
Z: u Y y. .s 4: Y y. y: y: Y Y: y y: " Y: =: !.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

MN. NtlAO. y. W ATIFIN
VI want to express my thanks for the
good Duiiy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
done me. My attending physician told
me | could not live three months and
said | bad consumption of the stomach.
Tread your advertisement in the news
paper. bought a bottle, took it, and it
has done me SO much good | cannot
praise Dufy's enough. | have taken it
for three years and keep it in the house
all the time. | would not be without
Duffy's. am 63 years of age."-Mr.
Chas. A. Warner. Cambridgcport. Vt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

Many a man has to pocket bis prll
20 often that his trousers get baggy.-.
Chicago News.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

Twelve THINGS TO REMEMBEf
The value Of time.
The success Of perseverance
The pleasure of working.
The dignity Of simplicity.
The worth OF character.
The power Of kindness.
The influence Of example.
The obligation OF duty
The wisdom Of economy.
The virtue of patience.
The improvement of talent.
The Joy Ct originating.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-08

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

c6cn cnuobnien bor5iiglidlcn 9oiiecS.
Tieier aaifce miro bcreitS inn Gro.
ben BON Ger narieesseieaihait iiir
aoiiee.Griae" 6crgeiieat, Die I'M
Geitihen 9ieid bcrcitS 10000 Sam.
meliteaen iiir @ciBoornfriiAte errid.
tet bat. Ger portrcfilihe aofiec iit
icoob niht i'm Souocl 5u 6aben. ST
ipur0e bon Scitcn DER eru16ntcn
ariegsgeieaidait ausihIieBlid 5ur
9Ibgobe an Shmerarbcitcr fciigclcat.
Sm iibrigcn lei erluobut ooB ole
arieoseciclidoit fir oas ailo hlit.
trodcuer 6riidtc einen SommelIobn
BON 20 Ef. 5a6It.
SIN iibrigeu giebt cS ober auBcr
Dem @eiBoorntdfiee nod 5oblreihe
anoere 9lrten Die gum E6cil Idjon i'm
SrieOcn oieI ge6roud)t perocn mar
ood in GeutidlonO Scr Statiitif 3u.
iolge Der @er6roud) ausldnOiidcn
aaifeeS 6ereits Dor Dem aricoe aus
berihieOenen @riinOen IN 3iemiher
gIbno6me begriiien, Giele oicier
9iobprooufte sur Sernelliua eilies
eiubeimiihen aofiecS. pcrtpenoet man
Jest 6eier sur @eipinnlng bon
3uder. Del, 6utternitteln ETC.. mie
3. 9. Oie 9lunfelrii6en oie 6uttcr.
rii6cn, 6jcritc, 9logeen imo Wlois.
IS gie6t o6er eenug onocre. aus oc.
ncn man ourh Srodnen 3oiien rn0
NiobIen aoiiee beriteaen fam, pie
8. .. Den Spargelioomen ierner oic
Giheln, ole Scripture imo Starfc
ent6oIten. Gurh ole @crbiGure nn0
iie Dem cdten aoiiee peripon0t ibra
St1rfe 9elp06rleiitet einen geuilicn
gtdbrlpertb. Gam fam man aoiicc
aus oeridieoencn Sorten BON Noien.
friidten 6eriielen ierner aus Sen
6riihten OeS 0ortriegels. Oie iton
lange in einigen 16cileii Ceuiih.
lonos 5u Oieiem 3luede @ermen0ung
finoen, Oonn aus DER @ilr5eI ocr
0uede. oie ia ais llnfrout ouf aIlelt
@ieicn Geutiblan0's in lnmegeu
pdhit. ans oenen Oes 20men5o6ns
etc. 9lusganeSmoterial sur @elpin.
nung einbeimiidcn aoiiees aiebt cs
olio, iuie man Hebt in Siilc uuo
6iine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
SlntOmarOer.

Sultan 9. Stcin BON g1r. %, EoI-
bott gtooo, @inoIor Sins, beuadri6-
tigte oic @oIioei ocs norowcItli6en
0iitrifts, Dob ibm iein 9llto oorge.
itern 9lbeno Dor Dem n@bonir-Glu6"-
@ebGuoe eeitoblen poroen Iei.
@as 9(uto bon Ri6oro 9. Spa
bonn ~Somcpooo 9(portemenfbouS",
Wcl6cs Oorgeltcrn Maorgen on Der
@de bon Hoco- uno Sorutogo-StroBe
eeltoblen poroen mar, ipurOe ont ieI-
ben 9lbeno bon ocr Eoli3ci Oes nett
liden DiItrifts Dor Ocn Colonial
Sbcoter" yar. 317, gloro. Gutou-
StroBe, pieoereeiunoen. Ser 9(uto.
Dlorocr botte licb onideineno nit eli
ner Sereniigunesfobrt beenilet mo
Ole @lqibinc 70 pobe mic moeliM an
Den FIus 5ariideebradt, bon no er
Iie geitcbleu bate,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
lImfaIIc Scs saaes.


Ereiton @ooOburn bon 2oitoiito ii6er-
inbren. IT. llnfaQ ereignete ii6
an DER @de DER 2i9bt- unO Som-
bureitroBe. IT. Der &eringliidte
lieet i6Dcr perlest I'M NtorDlanO
llniperiitdts- -Soipital. - 9luoere
llnfdae.
SSn duBerit fritiiHem 3iitanoe
Iieet Der 2t Sabre olte @reiton
@ooo6urn bon Sir. 9tO, g9ilianltr.,
I'M llnioeriitdts.SoipitaI, pobin er
gebroft muroe, no1oem er bon einem
2oitaitto ii6erio6ren poroen mar.
@ooOburn itie9 eeitern filr5 na6
Olittag aus elmer @leftriiben an Der
@de Der Sight uno SombureitraBe
uno purOe BON einem 2oitnuto Der
yWiarDlon0 See Cream Co., Oos
ebenfoas iuie ole @leftriI6e in n0rO.
li6er &i1hing iibr, 5u 9ooen ee-
i6leu0ert. Ser oerungliif.e Wionn
ipuroe iofort ms SoVf in einem
oorbeifobrenoen 9[iitr seidafft, no
Die gler5te conitotir' :, ooB er oliBer
i6limmen @erle' .,neen om @eii6t
rn6 SUB wabrI IJcinlidb aud einen ge-
i16rliden S6GoeIbru6 Ooooneetro-
gen bat. Ser Yoli5iit StofforO bonn
iiiOli6en 0iitrift berboitete oen
Gbuuifeur 0cs 9lutos, ben 81 Sabre
oIten Mourice @liller bon 9tr. sos,
@eit-2erin9tonitroBe. Sein Ger6or
peeen unadtiomen 6o6rens miro am
IA. gIueuit itattiinOen.
2 einen Bran 0mun0en c.
legen.
Sin Speites Opfer Der Grploiion,
our6 pel6e leBtcn 0onnerltog IN
DER Mount Glare @erfitGttc Ger ,9.
& 8. giien6o6n" fiinf OiGnner pcr-
brii6t ipurOen, erlos geItern ieincn
8erIebungen i'm llniberiitD. D.Soipitol.
@S mar oies ser "a Sabre alte 6ronf
9iulieIl bon glr.2l24, @elt-9oltimorc-
StraBe. Coroner Griscoll bonn meitli-
den Giitrift purOe benobrihtigt
mo miro cine llnterIudung einlci-
ten. @orgeitern itnr6 ser 81 Sabre
alte @oparO g9. @ollopop bon glr.
1893, Siio.@iImor.StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

6roucntIoiicr &oroOies bis sur 9ic.
formation, Ticie puroe Dem alolter
3um &erb0ngniB, 0cnn obmobl eS
auf Dem @e6ict oer geneinen @og.
tcieu lag, mubte cS iid Die Giumi-
idam oes 9lot6eS ser bciioH6artcn
StoOt, Oeren @urgreht iie ou9enom.
men 5otte, gcfallen laiien.
Ger 0iotb licB-iid5 nun 9iider, 9If-
ten, S60bc uuO @eIOer auslicfern;
nod 6ellte liegeH elm poor @roht,
6onoi6riftcn ans @orooicS in Ser
Observation-Disclosures Sdjoifbouicn.
llno imter oen &ir6cni10tcn beion-
Oen iid &leinooicn, iueIhc, ipie Oie
gIften wiOcr6olt reflamirt iurOcn.
Gen 9eiib Scr aloiteriicgel, ole Der.
mltbli6 e6enioIls bonn Sdafi6ou-
ier 9iot6 confis5irt puroen, 6eitritt
Oericl6e. Cine 9lltartoiel ici nod
&oniton5, Bidder nodGielineen aus
geluanOcrt, bieB eS. CAB ober oudJ
aleinoOicn westomen. beribten meb-
rere glften ole iidl in 9orlsrlbe mo
2lI5ernc erbolten 6o6en. 3u oieiem
9eborte Die auniitofcl, unier Onpr.
S6ofi6ouien muroe oicieS 9eiibes
niht rebt iro6; man 0eridmieg i6n
inO lieb ipdter oos @criid)t ouffom-
men, er iei Ser5og aorl ocm 9iibnen
bel @ron0ion abgenomnen porOen.
GIad 1882 wllrOc Oicie @criion in ci.
ner Eublifotion Der &iiioriib-9lnti.
qioriicben @eiellidoft ur6i ct orbi
nIitgetbcilt; bis belite blieb iie I'M
ieres gSiiienS lnongetdIiet. @ir mill
len iie ober ais Widrhcn erfldren;
fein 5uperl0iiiges SIftenltiiB itiibt iie.
ToS aloriiienfloitcr 8orooieS fpur.
Oe OurdD @rono bernidtet, ipieoer
mlfae6out imo iriitete bis 5ul ieiucr
9hlibebung i'm Sabre 1886 Elm be-
ideioenes Coiein; bon ieinen mittel.
olicrliden Sh6bcn er6ielt es tros
energii@cn Snter5eiiionen nidts pie-
Arr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
Der 0rieQ ais WSrtner.

ltllIer ullell NlIrlDulelt, lllll OelleU
Oie &unlt unO Oie E6antaie Oen @ott
oes Grieges onsgeriiitet ba6en, ieblte
biSbcr Die @ieBfanne. lluO Ood mir.
oen, penn 3. 9. 3uri6 i'm olten
@riedenlon0 lGec, Dem @ott oeS
arieges in in516ligen neugei6oife,
nen @Grten IanfoltGre rou6en
9nlerOings iiu0 Oieie ncuen @drtcn
nidt Der 9lumen5udt gepiOmet,
uno niht nit 6loro, ionOern init
Ceres imO MorS Elm @iinOniB einge-
gongen. $50 es in DER llmge6ung ser
Stoot unO 5pii6en SGuiern, ole
ms Crime emporiire6en inniiben
Elob gie6t, miro iebt onge6alIt, lper.
oen @eniiiegGrtcn angclegt Die ionl-
merlide Spielerei nit &ousgGttenL
in oenen Oie 9iirger geuiitblib lanO.
pirtbIdoitlicbcn Sport trie6en, lit
ouf einmol Wihtig inO 6coelltungS-
boil gelporoen 0ie 9lnbrlmgsmittel.
notb, ole einnol fonmen fonnte, mo
oie i6re Sdattcn ipie ein geipenIti-
ides &ortenipiel borouspirft, bat in
allen Wleniden 0aS geoiiriniB nad
SeIbItiidnoigfeit in Der grnohrim1
gcmedt. Sn Sousgorten ipieeelt ii6
pie in ocn 6lmten @loSfugeln, Oie
emit ols S6nud Der Goicnltode
OloOe poren imo ole llmpelt Der.
5errt uno perfleinert wieOergo6en:
Seoc g9cltmodt mill una6DGn9ig
Iein bon Der iibrigen @elt, lid ollein
crndbren, iih ollein ausriiiten fon.
neu. 90 modtc ouh icoe 6onilic
ibre eigenen Grn16rllngSmoglidfei-
ten i'm Souie ooer 6eiier geiagt I'M
SnuSgorten bnben Sos bonn Wlorftl
1ie &dusgorten6eiiber am 3iirid-
berg iino ltolj oorauf, ooB tie ni6t
onf Die Gieuitage rno 6reitoge Der
8o6n6oiltroBe ongcluieien iinO mo
OoB Der @emiiiefarren ibnen nihts
5u bieten bermng, mas lie nibt IN
beiierer Nualit1t inn eigenen @or-
ten 6ei0Ben. Sn allen N1enlhen 1T
ploblib Der llrmeni6 erpoht yiidt
MIR 0rauBen i'm 6eloe, 100 otooiIti-
ide llrtriebe eegencinonoer to6en
ionoern ouA in nelitroleu 2dnOern
no MIR Der 5euer6rono in Den 3ei.
tlneen Oen Sori5ont rotbet. Ger llr.
meniH, ser iidb feline 9to6rllng aus
Ger GrOe, aus Dem @oiier, aus Dem
@olOe uno aus Ger 2uit boltc.
@6be es feline Sogogeiese, 10 mir
Oe Die SogO 6elite 10 iiberbono ne6'
men. pie Oos @Grtnern. Nb 0oS ii.
iben aui eigene 6ouit ieinen @ionn
5u ernGbren permog, modtc id nob
acuntniBno6me oes 9ouiddn5li mo
iciner llmge6ung ino Der BORT i'm
6iihen unerniiolihen SSugeno be.
8meifeln. 9liih glolbe id, Ite6t ole
glusbelte nit Der Oo5u notbigen Sc
Oul0 in feinem Gerb6ltniB, oaS IN
lmlere lngeOnlOiae 3eit past. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
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cinem Observation-Disclosures Der an
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itelten nuG Dem Mercp-Soipitol ge-
nommen no i6m bis ouf @eitereS
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