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The Washington times., 1917-11-05

American prisoners in Germany will
be well fed. Independently OF rations
provided them by he Germans, the
American Red Cross declared today, a
committee mas been established at
Berne. SwitzerlanI. to provision SOL
diers and sailors captured by the
Germans. Together with the twelve
infantrymen taken from Pershing's
forces Saturday, there are now about
100 American prisoners in German
camps.
Food kits" will be prepared for the
prisoners by the Red Cross. Nine or
ten pounds of food may be put in
each kit, according to an agreement
reached with Germany. Three such
packages will go each fortnight. The
Germans have agreed that each Amer
lean shall sign personally a receipt
for his box.
Here is a sample kit" for the Sam
mics, such as will be sent to those
just captured:
Rice. sugar. dried beef, pork and
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
AND BEAUTIFIER
\DVERTIsEM EMIT.
Found Mt LnBt-Shows Results ~
Once OF Nothing to Pay.


II your hair Is thinning out, prema-
turely gray. brittle, lifeless, full OF
dandruff and your head itehes like
mad. it's a sure sign OF the dangerous
dandruff germ and quick action must
be taken to save your hair and start
a new growth. Don't wait until the
hair root Is dead. for then nothing can
prevent badness. Get from your
druggist today a package OF Partisan
saCe-it don't cost much and there's
nothing you could use that's so simple,
safe and effective. DIR. Sangerbund,
the famous Paris specialist. discovered
that dandruff and falling hair are
caused by a microbe-then came the
discovery of the value Of the genuine
Partisan sage Oiquid fornl TO destroy
this germ and prevent further loss OF
hair and the formation of dandrutf.
You will surely be delighted with the
hrst application. Your hair win seem
much more abundant and radiant with
life and beauty-all itching ceases and
your scalp feels cool and comfortable.
Partisan sage Is in great demand by
discriminating women because It IL
delicAtely pertumed, does not color or
streak the hair and keeps il lustrouB.
soft and fluffy. Be sure you get the
genuine Partisan sage tGiroux's) for
this ls guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or nothing to pay. O'Don-
-AalrE Drug Store viii sURply you.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
SWORD WILL REGAIN
RESPECT, SAYS KAISER

LONDON, Nov. 5.-In an interview
published in the Berlin LOkal-Anzei-
ger. the Kaiser is quoted as calling
"Hindenburg the wotan, and Luden-
dorfr the Siegfried OF our time" He
also praised the defenders of East
Africa, concluding with the words:
THE German sword will regain US
the respect Of the world. In France
the detestable word 'Boche' is get
ting ever rarer. Just wait, Things
will become different The sword
makes US respected"
The Muenchener Post asks who is
responsible for the contents and cir
culation OF this imperial speech.
Hardly the Chancellor. it adds, the
whole success OF whose pacific an
swer to the Pope IT calls in question.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
BRITISH TANK CREW
TAKES FRITZ CAPTIVE

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Thls Is the way
British tank crew took a prisoner
"Our tank mIred down in the mud
between the lines" said the lieuten.
ant, and we skipped out into a near
by abandoned trench. We saw
FritH wandering around all alone, AP-
parentIy dazed. and yelled to him To
come in. There was such n row Of
the guns he couldn't hear. so one oi
the men went out 10 bring him In oui
Of danger. lie was iH IN awful Htats
trembling all oveE-bui we gave
him some cigarettes and he bucked
-"
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
U. S. OFFERS GOLD
LOAN TO CANADA

The Federal Reserve Board has Of
fered a loan OF S25,0O,OOO In gold to
the Canadian government in response
To an appeal ~ Canadian banking In
tsrests. made on the ground that the
Dominion Is in imperative need OF
gold to maintain her foreign ex-
change rates.
1t is provided that the gold Is to
be returned to the United States as
soon AS the Canadian foreign ex-
change position is resdjuzted on IA
Vorable terms.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
GERMAN NURSES
CALLED CRUEL
BYPRISONERS

TORONTO, Nov. 1.-TWO Toronto
HighIanders. Corps, Alexander Yet
man and Allan Mcdonald, returned
home today, bringing shocking stories
of brutalities as practiced in the Ger
man camps for prisoners.
They were captured at St. Julien in
April, 1915 and were prisoners in
Germany for nineteen months, but
when they became III. because OF
starvation, they were sent home
through Switzerland.
From I65 to 30 Pounds.
Back from the grave, that's me-"
said Corporal Yetman. 81 was fifteen
months at Gottingen and three
months at Mannheim. when 1 was
waiting to be sent to Switzerland. I
weighed 165 pounds when / was cap
tured, and because of poor food, bad
treatment, and conditions OF the camp
] was down TO ninety-eight pounds
when I was sent to Switzerland, in
August, 1916.
Il came home with tuberculosis.
The gas and the poor food brought II,
and it was a wonder I did not die.
The food was not At for pigs.
i saw Ambassador Geraru OF the
United States at the Mannheim camp.
He made an inspection, but the Huns
fixed things up when he came. am
sure he did good work in connection
with making things better.
Struck BY the Guards.
we were often hit, punished, and
kicked and called pigs and swine
Now and then we could walk to town,
if we liked, but they made us walk in
the middle of the road, for we could
not walk on the sidewalk beside the
German. and they jeered at us and
called us vile names.
when you asked a guard for a cup
of water, a German Red Cross nurse
would knock 1t out OF your hand and
throw the cup on the ground. We had
10 sleep on the floor OF the huts. We
had no change of clothing, and when
we were wet TO the skin we had to
keep our clothes on"
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
$3.50 Is OFFERED FOR
BEST PATRIOTIC PLAY
Can you write a patriotic pIay7

Oan you "Ellc pdlTlOtlC nlaYI
The Drama League Of America has
offered $3.50 in three prizes to any
person who can write a play dealing
with patriotic subjects, it was an
nounced today. The prizes are di-
vided into $500, $3.50 and 500,
Competitors must send their plays
to the national headquarters, 3O6
Riggs building, Washington, d. c.
by December 81.
The Judges compose a committee
OF five. They are George Pierce
Baker, Edith Wynna Mathison. per-
cival Chubb. Walter Eaton prIcbsrd
and J. II. Reber, president of tho
league.
The plays VIII be judged ON ,p.r,ts
or their patriotism. which .bo,,Id 10
construed in its broud.s, sens. ,rb,t
Is To say. the play need not b. his
tOrical.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
STRAIGHTFORWARD
ILLEGAL IN KENTUCKY

The Supreme Court today declared
unconstitutional the Louisville, KY,
ordinance which sought to segregate
whites and negroes into different dis
tricts. Similar ordinances in Balti-
more, st. Louis. Richmond. Ca, and
other cities are affected. Kentucky
State courts were reversed.
The court held that the ordinance
was invalid because It was q straight
out arbitrary violation OF the rights
OF a certain class OF citizens.
There exists a serious situation,
which, however, the law is powerless
to remedy" said the court
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
French Fiers VIII
Garry Yankees Mail
To Camp at Front
Passed by Censor.

Aerial postal service between
the American treots In France
and their British and French
comrades. with an extension to
Algeria and Morocco, 10 planned
by the municipal post authorities
at Lyons.
A cable message received hare.
says q commission has been ap-
pointed to study the question OF
routes and flying timss for the
service.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
OHIO HAS STATEWIDE
DRY VOTE TOMORROW

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. 5-OhIo
will decide Statewide prohibition
and presidential suffrage for women
tomorrow. Final efforts Of contend
ing factions were devoted today to
assuring a heavy vote, these being
the only State Issues.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
INSANE WOMEN KNIT
FOR U. 5. SOLDIERS

From the dull red buildings on Con-
gress Heights. known as the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane, comes
the steady clickety-clock OF knitting
needles today. Several dozen women
inmates have absorbed themselves in
war knitting.
Patients are making muffiers. he'll
met caps, sweaters, and mittens.
DR.. Mary O'Malley, clinical director
at the Institution. praises the patriotic
work OF dementcd charges.
Most OF them understand why they
are knitting" she said.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
MEXICO CLOSES CHURCHES.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 5.-Notice has
been received here from Guadala-
lara that the government OF that
state has closed a number Of the
larger churches owing to alleged
anti governmental activities OF Arch
bishop Orozcoy Jiminez.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
Vital Records
Birtha.

Dominico and Nellie p. Simons, girl
Otto and Emma Rasmussen girl
John L. and Ethel NJ. Rowe. boy.
Orlando s. and Gertrude Moncure boy
Lester and Sarah C. HowAer. boy.
Thomas and Mary NJ Francella boy
Harry 9. and Margaret C. Frankhauser. boy.
Victor H. and Rosella A Elder. girl.
Walter c. and Nan n. Doe, boy.
Clifford B. and Helen n. Bear, boy.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

ANYONE who saw lady struck by trolley
al ITth st and Rhode Island ave n, u
FridRy last $50 4. m, please write TO JO-
sEPH CARSON, i5Os .1st st. n, W is
SPECIAL, meeting Of BrioSlayera' Union. No
n, g. "wednesday, November I. 1917, 10
initiate tIlel.tycrs. NJ. A. WOLFE, Record
ing Heoretary
1 WILL, not be responsible for any debts
contracted IN the rame OF WAGNER a
sTANIY having withdrawn from said arm.
JOHN JOSEPH WAGNER
JosEPH CANNING wanted Immediately AZ
an n NJ, y. W. Phone Nosth 30, 4
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
Deaths,

John J. Gleason. Is ysarr. Walter Reed Hos.
Margaret T Deenihan, - years, Prov. Hos.
Waring W. CAN'T. u years, Washington Home
for Incurahles.
Charles W. Boyd. 70 years. 1877 18th st. N W.
Jennie Phlnny Is years 1850 VT. ave. N. W.
Emile Courtier, 20 years. Emergency Hos
theodore @ Breeht. 70 years, SO md N. W.
George Moore H years. Emergency Hos
romano Feyaro ~ yrars. Casualty Hos
Alberta 81. Diggs. 40 years. AL II -. v. F.
Michael A. Shadd.n, l month, ISIS K N w
Edward Fisher I month. al Lettie St S. W.
Mary Z franklin, - years. ZOE L st. N w.
THOMAS A. Smith 81 years, ss1 nth st g. z
Mary L. Rhodes, 81 years, Su Dumbarton
Charles w. Bird IS years. nsa Ward pI. NV.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
Marriage Lieennaa.

Marriage Licennan.
Brenton wyeth. q, OF Marshail, Va. and
Donna ReedIs L. Corbett. q, ef Philadsl-
phia. Pa. The Rev. John H. Jsffries.
Edward A. Thomas. IS OF Washington, d. O.,
and Ida Z. Davis, 1 Of Jamaica Plains, N.
Y. The Rev Edward II. Lamar.
Leonard A. Butt. p, and Mildred z. Wise, =,
both Of Washington, D. C. The Rev. c. Z.
FuitE
william H Burress. Il. and Beanie Smith, n.
both OF Washington. d. c. The Rev. P. ].
George o. SNOW. %. Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Jean c. Walker. D. OF WashinEtcn, d. C.
The Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Harry W. West, 2. and Elizabeth c. Eeir,
Il. both Of suitiand, Va. The Rev. Howard
+. Downs.
Benjamin =. Roach. ~. Of wsEhInston, D.
c., and Margery X. Morales, % o. wash
ington. D. C. The Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
Robert Howard, -. Z. g. A, and VsrEie Mo-
zingo. q. OF Washington. D. c. Tho Rev.
John II. Jsffries.
Henry a. Holmes, Is. and Mary @. Hess, a.
OF Washington. D. C. The Rev. PStarick
Murphy.
Harry r. Rafferty,. u, Of ST. Louis, No. and
Bertha c. Wakelnnd 90 OF Baltimore, Nd
Ths Rev. Edward II. Lamar.
G. J. Phoenix, 5, and Jannice Z. splllman,
q The Rev. w II. Brooks.
II. W. Frazier, n. and Ruth Viola Gardiner,
.. The Rev. W. J. Howard.
The Washington times., 1917-11-05
DEATHS

FTSHER-On Saturday. November 8. Isi7,. In
faut son O: Harry r. and Saner Fisher (nee
Hurley.
Funeral Monday, November 3. at $50 D.
m. at 81 Columbia Chapel. Tenleytovn.
NUILALY--On sunday. November !, 1911. at
her residence, 50 T street northwest
KATHARINE A, beloved daughter OF
Catharins and the late Charles W Mu.laly.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Neme Namem
GrbaIim 9iirgsrredtsl l&anpibateu in
ebieagO BIRD Ri@tsr
.. 6. 3edrb.

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@eridisaimmer teg 8rsisri6tsrs
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port blsrher eetommen mar, 'um bic
giitter bon goot gcunfp IN Der Grlss
riaunQ Der erOben an3dsl DON 4ppIi5
tationen um giireerpapiere 5u unter
iliib.n, mar am 5rsiias BON amsritns
rismus burhbrunosn. lem Riftsr
ioats Sis Wen1e ouslGnoiffer glas
Ninen nift su. uno ebs er stltdxn
Gubsrh 2lpplifdnttn bn5 Siirgsrreft
ert6silts. anb er sinsr qn3nh bon if,
zen neue gomtn, unb etlihe anbere
iiirate er.' ,Wehn Sic dmeritoHifde
9iireer tptrbsn ppGen miiiIsn sic
emeritaniide RauRn baben', fagte
Rirhtsr 6tarb.
iFoletnbe iiHb ttfi6e ter 0nmensz
Qenterune.n. ipelde er anorbnete:
Utter Rame: Reuer Same:
gutlar piTeb Sum.s pefe
geriibsr Wornlcipsfi-5orrn Baralp
2sopOIb SSirtatiem9-
SyruHt 6. 5rants
gnaitaiius aatiifp-9arrp 8. aatTs
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WiIIiam aautfman
saomini gelomi.b-Soe Wbite
Gam ss,irneI Dilocsbonsti
Gam Weil
qloNp WaIamenber-eouis 9dlenber
Sn ben meiiteu Gdlltn iuurbe bi.
1amensdnberug gunpiIlis acteptirt;
a6er amer bet giirgerredis sRnnbiDatsH
proteftirtsn unb ertldrten, oab iie bic
GHaeleeenbeit ben gpr,besbebDrb.n
unter6reiten iuiirbeu.
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opn ter gereinigung Elm 8eibnd6tsge'
f6en' gema9t puroe. Die 0elegaten
ertldrten ii9 bafiir, unD bic Sa4e
Durbr sinem &ommitiet Sur Qusfii5s
ring iibertpieTen. lu6 rperoen pser'
Dice GIags" bon jeoem eiu5eLneH &er'
elm I'm Sauptquurtier aufgebdngt pera
ben. &leineren 8ereiuen, pelbe ins
folg. bes &rieges an GaHger5a9l Gins
buBe gelitten ba6en, !puroe Der Rat9
ert9e!i., ii8 bena4barten 8ereinen ana
suitlieben, aber untsr teinen Inns
Itdnben bas Singen sin3uIteqen. Prds
iibent MaDer ertLdrte, es pGre geraoe
ieBt nOtbpenbig, aulummeu5ubaIteH
unb ii4 gegenieittg gu unteritiiBa.
giRm 9eiungOereim, Der ii9 in sinem
rer Getentionsluser getiIbet bat, per'
ben Rpten our 8erfiigung aeitellt tper'
ben. Ssrr Grant Gina beri6tete i'm
Ram;u bes W}uiit=Rommittses, baB
bic 25baItung zines groben SOns
5erts Der 8ereiriguug i'm 5rii3iabr
cls GrfaB fir bos oussefalene Buns
fessSdugerfeIt bsT6lofen lit. @eH'
miit5ig beriibrt bat bic T2ittbeiluug,
bab bet Gpncorbia Geiangpereiu, Der
I'M Iiloliheu StaOttet!e bic 5dbne bes
ceuti6en 2tebes unb Mdunergeianges
bo99leIt, uufgeI0it bat. Gr mar Dor
Fs65is Sa6ren sssriinbet porbeR.
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sentIdlsllna. arbeiisr yaaunerd,or.

Ter obige gerein oeronitnltet anl
II. Ropelnber IN Der Cosmopolitan
9oae, 1913 Bine &trnBp. pon Rod]z
mitioes Z llbr oil Elm .Serbitieit in
wcld1eln oiiber Gai3 llno Stun5ert audi
elm reidbaltises 2ieoerprogranm SiIr
Gurd,fiibrung gelnngt. Dos 9lrran=
gements aomnrittee, beIteberlo aus
erfabrenenardften, miro ridjt5 lmbers
illdJt Iniien, rrn ben Gbeilnebmern
geniibreife Stiulben 3lr perifaffen.
9esgleiden ipirb fir iolfen Stofi,
Der 5ursgefrieoiglns oeS innerenWens
iden erforberlid) iit, reiAIid geiorst
iein. gSoloed's lluion aapeqe liez
fert bic Wlliiif.
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Die 3ufunit pDlems
abam 9druoDsti bod
ausfi4t premisr 5u
nerben.

aopeRbagen, 8. RoD. - DeE
polniI9e RessHii9aitsrdt6 bat isir
9erlangsu srHeuert, oab Der @rai
9lbam SaruppsG Don 5urnou. Dc:
friibere DIterredii4e Bptidditer in ptu
0er. Staaten, beiien GrtDdbIung bic
oeuii5su Bsb6rben iih serDeisert 11t'
ten su ssitatisn, gum polnii9eu prt,
mierminiiter trnanHt Derne. 0rGr
5arnopsti, Der sin S4Dagsr bes
Jiirfen 2ubomisti, einem gtiigliso
bes RsserN4aftsraibes, 1T. 1T issE
bas Gpmbol ber pros0terrsi9Fi9sn
poI;tif in poIen, unb nacbi Der gn.s
ipidlung Der 9iuse im gerllusr &ron'
ratb, III iebt ale ausiidt porbanocn,
baB .r ernannt perben pirb. Die
Gegnsr bss planes. unter BEN Der
Ronis aarI non SeIterrtif ais aonis
Don pokn protlamiri tDeroen foa, ge'
ben ii5 ale Ufiibe, bic ertpdbIung S.s
ersber5Des aorl stephan sum aonis
Don polen unter 6fterreidiider Obers
berrI9dft bnr6saiesen.
4mferbam, 8. RoD. - Bf
bic polnii9en 3situnssn ertldrsn. 9st
Der .poluiidJ. Rsgenti9ditsratb Sci
oem bsutiden aaifsr unb BEN aaiier
Don Oeiterrei9 nm bic Grlaubnie
nad9eiu9t, 8eianbtf9ofisu in Berlin.
gDisn, Sofia unb aOuftGntinopcI
stabliren su biirfen. Wenn bies ges
ifattet pirb, peroen aud biplomatti4s
Be5iebunsen nit Stodbolm, aopenbd.
gen unb autiperpen uub ui0sli6ers
ipeiis init bem 9aag unb Bern eta6lirt
Deroen.
prOf. Dr. @asusr ssftOrs
BEN.
amIterbam, 8. Hon. Or.
abolpb Dagntr, friiber proieHor Der
Surispruben3 unb Rationaloionomie
on Der Berlinsr l1niperfiidt. III i'm
Glttr BON 81 Sabpsn iE Berlin seitors
ben.
Or. Dasusr battle nit i'm 5anuar
1916 f.in amt an Der llniOeriitdt
Hisberstlegt uRb am % Suli 1917
Eutts r isin 60idbriges Subildum
sein.r ernennuns gum Dcitor Der
Philoispbie gsfeiert. er mar lebenss
Idnsli6es Wiitslieo bss prsubifden
Serrsnbaufss uHb untsr gluberm
oId Gbrenbottpr Der uHiperiitdt BON
Discrniin.
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SnldmSii@e Nabri@ten

900 Sabre alte Bale
Giir SamHIsr unb Sunitperten htr
isramii6en SnSuitrie III cine pm Der
glbddBungsbebOrbe erIaFene Gnt'
i4eibung bon SntereHe. 8. u. Is.
Sasbne iuportirte iiber ben 9nfen ppn
Snn Jrancisco cine fineiii9e 8ale.
Die 3onbebSrSe in Gan 5rpnclsto
perIanste einen 3on bon 40 pro3elit
oes gBertbes, nber Der Smporteur 0es
risf iid ouf Sen parograp5en 70 oes
9eieses nom 8. Sttober 1913 uEo
madts selteno. bab ole 9aie :in
9unitpert unb ontit fsi unb bohcn
srsieberifben @ertb beiibs. mitan
nab Parosrnpb 656 frsi einsefti5rt
perbsu t0nns Die 3Saner an spI.
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Die anfGIIe6esS @ 6nerts
fii1es. llnlangit Lief ein, ,Sdiff
m eiHen fran50iiibeu S.lfen ein uHO
pnro aufs @erft gebrudt, INN augs
gebciiert 5u Deroen; es bIltte auf See
einen beftigen StoB er6alten, oeiien
uria6e man it6 nidyt ioiort erflaren
fpnrte. gSdbren0 ieiuer Slrdqles
rlina oes atlartii9en S5eanS nGmlicb
mar OieieS Sdyiff bon einem (Sd}fpertz
ftlhe ungerannt Doroeu, oeijen
SdDert nod in ieiHer @ano itedte.
gs mar oteS Die @rnenerlme oes
Samples 3doio8 gegen oen HieieH
@oliatb; nber ndre uniere Sd)iTfsgos
liatD bier nidJt NIT elmer iolioeH
aupferoede gepan3ert getpeieu, - er
mare DabrlId)etuIib Hltter Der Be-
rennlug oes fltrbt6aren Sbmerts
fii1es untergeiunten. Q9er metB, ME
oiele nit Wfdnn mto Dtau5 unterges
gaugene Sdtffe nidt Spfer oieies
SSiidllngebeuers gelporocn iiuo2 Ter
Sdmertfiif. (9epbias gIaoius), Der
IN getpiIien Gegionen OeS atlautiIdJen
Sdeans uno mitteqdnoiihen Wteere5
rnaiienpeiie ar8utreffen iir erreiht
zine 2duee BON bis G Dieter, Elm
(Beipidt BON $50 SiIogranuu uno
trugt on Der Stirne elm 5luei Dteter
lmgaes Sdpert. @r idptnnIt NIT
aui,eroroentlid)er Geldapm0tafeit,
un0 h,enn elm Sfiff ooer iiberbartpt
elm 8ttbrjeug ibm niht gefdllt, obue
oaB ehl 8run0 bierfiir eriiftlih Dds
re. 70 remit er es nit Seftigfeit al,
6urtbpbrt es uno madJt es iinEen
Gin 9henteuer Ser 9lrt lit Dor einiger
8eit etleru umerifdntihen 5iiderboot
auT ser Sobe bon giontaut 5uges
itoben. Gin Sfpertfiit batte iih in
oie Seine Der Slider oertpideIt uuo
laq betpeputasIos, bis Die arnlen 2eus
te ibre 2eIne pIe6er enpor8iebeu mol
len, - oa rultroe ser Sdpertfiidl
rrnge0uIi>ig, itir3te iib aeaeu tire
garfe urio ueriebte ibr in sero0er SIS
ME pineu rpitberben StoB. ShidIii
fJerrpeiie tlrug es Ith 5lt boB lem
SdJpcrt, al rid Dem Specr oeS adIiI'
les bic 8iutoen DIE es idIug beilte;
an Der 8ur3el ser g2oie abgebrodjen,
narb Sem @ oiier bieronrb Der Neg
in oas Sfiff peripcrrt uno Der Slid,
bon Sem Stot,e betdubt, tonrte er'
fdlagen nno I'M 9or0 ge8ogen per'
oen IS mar BIOS elm gIitdItd,er 3us
fda, bern Die Siif}er ibre RettlHg gu
pereonfen botten. @s mare tpirtltb
peru bpe5ieae Seefarteu
ongefertigt rDir6en. tDelhe Den Sees
fabrern Die @elpdiiel be3eid1reten. no
Iie @efobr Iallfen NIT 6ieien aefdbr'
liden Siiten in Der itbuinn 81 toHi'
u1en.
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toriunts Der hiefiaen SodfduIe fir
ein fir ndfiien Oieritdg gcplonfes
aonsert berneigert pifroe. 9el
Gdulratb non.glefp Goitle botie OH
5pnnerltna 9ibef1b bic GrlnubniB siI.
riidge3ogen. Ter bieiige goiien Der
o. V. g., oerienigc Der llnion Bete.
ran 9eaion an6 Der Der geternner
bes ipaniid)eu arieges batten err
ilift, oaB Die .GrlnubniB 5Ir 8eronz
iioltling BEG aon5erts aus pntriotis
ldlem @riiHoen pertpeigert tDeroe
8Iutbunoe finben ben
aopf zines ermors
Deter.
gaterfon q. s., 8. 0Ou. =
Blntbunbe, tpelae su oem glase ges
brada murben, an oern mn wiontag
Der Rumpf elmer Nmineslei6e ge'
funoeu ipur6e, fiibrten am Jeritag
Deieftips su elmer fiinf Strabenges
pierte entiernten Stelle, on pelher
man ben aopi bes OFFERS entoedte.
Dieier if augeniheinlif, berierltge
eines auslGnoers, tonate dber big
iest nid,t ioentiii3irt meroen. 8alo
nahoem Der 9fpntpf Der 2eife geliiil'
oen moroen mar, batte man in tnrs
3er GntfernIng bic geine ettoeft.
3uiiHen ben 3eitungen uno 1beilen
BON fSrauenfleioern, in tpelde Der
giunipi aefuidelt mar, befnno iib cts
mas Son6, pelder, Der Boli5ei 5iis
folae. pieaeift 6araitfbin tpeiit, oaB
Der Waor6 nabe Der Gee, t6 wteilen
Don Baterion, beganget tpuroe-
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on November o.
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
Das Marines 9epartemen II
benot6igt 1000 5ei5tr.
Wafbinston. .. g.. 9. yloD.
Die RetrutirunsssOffi3iere Der Usa'
rins tpurben initruirt, IofOrt cine slsr'
glide &ompagns 5ur SiAerung mn
1000 Wlonn I'M Utter bon 18 bis 30
sSdbrsn fir ben Sei3srbienit uno Hon
400 Ulann I'M utter bon 18 bis 30
sSabr<n fir ben aufipdrt.rbtsnlt at
beainnsn, bo bic Wdnner bis gum 10.
December aetpiini9t ptrben. Jriher:
eriabrnng iit nidt nOtatpenbis. Die
aeute brau4.n ib Bios elmer Rorp.rs
unteriu6una su unier5isbtu. Sis
Auoien fir bic Derf4isbenen gsilttGr'
Dtftritte iinb pie folst: Oeitliter
Oiitritt, 1000 Seistr unb 100 auf'
ipdrter; mittleper Oiftritt, 1000 PEE
3er unb 100 aufpdrter; fiibIi4er Os'
itritt, 1000 5ei5er unb $50 Guftpdr'
ter, unb ipeftli4er Diitritt, 1000 S.e''
5er unb 30 aufpdrter.
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SD lttt ,ltebrere /
Sabre, Yeruua Il
madte mid geluno esiT

Grau Slida5eib Eaestber, 1902 IL. gtrase,
". gS. @af6instoH, 3. G., f6peibt; so
eHHieble YeruHd nls etHs borslslIdbe glebi5in
iir sentarrb un6 @aaseHletben, an rpeI6eH 10
Hebrere Sabre lit. Sd1 ssbraHntr es fir
mtbrsre 9iSHGts HHO Htetne gsiHnbbsit mar
piebtr berssfeat, uH5 la bib. Htb ieitSem
nets mo1l stihblt Sd ssbrau6e es lett,
ireHu i6 mid eridIte, no es 6efreit i6uea
meir Sbitem bon fatGrrbaIifden 1ie6elH.@
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nonmren mir6eu giniib ais Wiotip
iiir ons Vcr6redlen icitgeiteat moroen
lei. 9ils Die @cid,e oitfaefunocn ipilrz
DC. mar 2r. ebopins SnIsbiitbe ents
5nei aeidnittcn uito ieire Dioruaftfs
t,,AnI n,trAe ,,c,t,,tf,t
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- Gin DID. her I'm 2aufe bes
geifrisen Ro4miitnes burb Elm Sbers
Ii@t in bic WObniirg bon @eorse
FtIIp. Ro. 1903 Gin StrnBe, einz
iaiea lisb SdmudfodrH I'm @ert5
son $50 fotpk $26 IN 8unr mitgebn.