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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
READY FoR 8. 5. CONVENTION.

The meeting OF the Glynn County
Sunday School association for to.
morrow will be an event of unusual
interest not only to members OF the
association. but the public at large.
and the attendance this year promises
10 be the largest in the history of this
organization,
The meetings will he held in the
First Baptist church, which will sc-
commodate many hundreds. ID. w.
Sims, of Atlantis. secretary OF the
state association, will be among the
speakers for the first day. Ha is ar
eloquent orator and Is well versed on
the Sunday school subject Another
speaker will be Mrs. II, M. Pesram,
OF Mcultrie. This good lady has de
voted many years to Sunday school
work and is well yersed on the sub
ject.,
The public generally is invited to
attend the meetings, which begin
Sunday morning and end Monday
evering.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
NAVAL RESERVE
DOCTUR CONES
PERSONS ENROLLED REQUESTED
TO BE ON HAND FOR PLY
SICAL TEST.

DR.. J. C. Sosnowski, United States
navy surgeon, will come from Savan-
nah, arriving here at ~: 80, in order
to physically examine those enrolled,
today. All who are enrolled are ask
ed to be on hand in the federal build
ing at 2 o'clock this afternoon. or as
promptly thereafter as possible to
take the test Those unable to come
in the afternoon should come to the
naval reserve office at O'Clock in
the evening or as soon after that
hour as possible, for the purpose.
1t is suggested by Lieut. Mangum
that those intending to enroll should
do so this morning and thus be ready
to take the physical examination the
same day.
While censorship prohibits the pub
fishing of the number enrolled, both
men and women, yet large number
belong and the inquiries are coming
in steadily. r
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
GEORGIA TO RAISE
FOOD FOR WAR
GOVERNMENT iNAUGuRATES BIG
CAMPAIGN IN THE SOUTH TO
RAISE FooDsTuFFs.

Atlanta, April G.Plans OF far
reaching nature to secure the pro.
duction of enormously increased food
crops in the south were launched
yesterday in Atlanta at two big con
ferences attended by representative
farmers, merchants, bankers and 9TH
ers from practically every southeast.
ern state, embracing the territory
from North Carolina to Mississippi.
Carl Vrooman, first assistant secre.
tary OF agriculture. addressed the
state conference held in the morning.
then formally opened an agricultural
institute in the state capitol promot.
cd by the women's clubs, and after
ward addressed the Southeastern
Food conference held in the after.
noon. Mr.. Vrooman has been spe
cially assigned by President Wilson
TO the campaign for increased fool
crop production in the south and
made very strong suppression upon
his hearers.
As result OF the conferences, a
systematic campaign will be launch,
cd to secure the planting of food
crops in the southeast in he next two
weeks, in order that the south will
be able to feed itself while the United
States conducts var.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
REVOLUTIONARY
MOVE REPORTED
IN MEXICO CITY
American Soldiers Fired Upon
by Shippers When Action OF
r Congress is Heard.
CAR2ANZAS TROOPS MOVE
Concentrating OF Mexican Sol
diers Taking Place on Border
While Germans Pass Over
Bridge.
CAR2ANzAS TROOPS MOVE

Ell Paso, April c. Government
agents have heard report tonight
that President Carranza is held pris
oner in the Mexico City palace. Fight
ing is in progress between the gov.
ernment and the revolutionary forces
Obregon. backed by German ilnan-
ciers. who sent 100000 to the borde:
recently. leads the revolt II Car
rama is overthrown, Obregon is to
assume the presidency.
Two American soldiers were wound
ed by Mexican snipers firing across
the border Immediately after the
United States declaration of war was
received. Hundreds OF rounds of shot
were fired. Americans have placed
machine guns at several points.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
THRIFTY S0U!H'S
FIGURES GIVEN
it t+rr.
GEORGIA., LEADS THE SOUTHERN
STATES IN SAVINGS DEPOSITS
AND THRIFT.

Atlanta, April 6.-New England
with population of only c,SS7,463
has savings deposits of $1,746,909,S96
while the south, with population OF
5,903.438, has savings deposits oil
only $176.2S1,S90 I
Georgia leads southern states in
amount of savings deposits. but South
Carolina leads in the amount of each
depesitor's savings on the average.
These and other interesting figures
are cited in The Keystone, house or
gan of the Southern States Life In
surance Co, OF this city, as show
ing the pre-eminent need for thrift in
the south The issue is devoted en-.
tirely to the subject OF thrift and
many striking facts and figures are
presented.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07

osition as subscribers for stock.
Thus far $4,000 has been under
written" all OF this sum coming from
local capitalists.
Leading shipping interests are con
tinuing to work on plans for institu-
tion here of steel shipbuilding actiyi-
ties, as well as other steel manufac.
turing propositions.
Financial War.
Ready and able"
This phrase was used by every one
of the local financial leaders last night
who were asked if Brunswick would
take part in the financial side of the
great war being waged by the United
States to secure for the German peo-
pie democratic form of government.
Not only will the National Bank OF
Brunswick use its immense resources.
in line with other members of the
federal reserve system, but even the
state banks are ready and willing to
give their fullest support in absorb
ing bond issues which will help the
most spectacular financial war Of the
ages
Speaking along lines with the other
state bank officials. Linton e. Allen
of the Glynn County Bank, said:
"Of course, as state banks we are
not members of the federal reserve
system and will not hardly be called
upon to participate in the first issues
However, we may be called in later
and when such a call comes, it will
find us not only prepared, but eager
to give our fullest support. Our con
dition is excellent and we are able
and ready In cases of this kind
Brunswick will always be in front
ranks in responding to the call OF
their country in every way imagina-
BILE or possible
Also as openly assertive of ability
and qualification to give strong sup.
port, were officials of the Brunswick
Rank and Trust company and the fed
eral reserve unit, here. Officers of
the last named bank did not feel at
liberty to disclose at present any def
mite moves being made to render the
financial support
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
More Soldiers Here,

Awaiting only for transportation.
Artillery A, the famous Chathams. .
is in Savannah ready to come to
Brunswick for police duty Their
presence together with even more
troops is needed here to guard many
industrial plants. These plants have
asked for guard details. but the two
companies here thus far are not able
to supply any more than they have
during the past few days.
Suggestions are pouring in to The
News for showing hospitality to the
encamped soldiers. A soldier himself
unwittingly made a suggestion when
he related how at FL Paso and Macon
the Y. NJ. c. A. erected a special Y
M. G: A. building in the permanent
camps there for the soldiers. All the
social advantages. including shower
baths. games. library and otner advan-
tages found in regular institutions.
were installed. Persons to whom he
mentioned this incidentally while de-
scribing experiences, are now at work
on the proposition Of getting LEADING
men and women together on the pror-
osition of having Y M c. A. tent
on the camp grounds, not only for
the soldiers. but also as a nucleus TO.
q local branch of the organization in
Brunswick
That there is certain methodical
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
LOCAL GIRL GETS /
I THE \. 5. H0NORS
MISS RUTH LAZARUS WINS FIRST
PRIZE IN DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL CONTEXT.

Misc Ruth Lazarus, is years old
senior in the Glynn High school, was
yesterday adjudged first prize winner
in music and spelling in the contest
at Vaidosta OF all high schools in the
Eleventh congressional district.
AS the winner, she will be the dis
trict's Representative in the state
wide contest OF high schools. to bs
held some time in June at Athens
seat OF tho state university.
Miss Lazaurs. besides having the
distinction Of tho honors she won
yesterday, bas still rarer record
10 date, she has not been naomsnt
tardy and nayer absent ut single
school CLASH In grammar or high
school. She IL determined ia keep
up the record until June, wiiSn she
graduates.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
Business AS Usual"

With the nation at war, Brunswick
has adopted the famous British slo
pan, Business as Usual" Plans for
the bringing OF new enterprises here
the extension of present activities by
the industrial plants already located
: building Of more homes, improvement
of social and legal institutions, like
the schools, to meet the needs OF
rapid growth, all these are under way
jfst 'as usual
As shipbuilding and export ship
.lAg center, Brunswick is aiding the
Nnational cause against the foe at the
same time by this adapting itself with
such slogan. 1t is thus helping work
out one of the policies of opposition
to the aptocratic enemy, by giving
aid and cooperation with the allies
particularly in rushing supplies and
ships to them.
Among the propositions of this ma
ture afoot is the promotion by Capt
J. Fl. Leo OF the construction of an
other vessel by the Brunswick Ship
building Co. Captain Leo was pro-
moter and builder OF the Schooner
Glynn,. which was recently completed
here and which sailed for Europe
with an all-Brunswick cargo. That
ship paid 81 per cent upon investment
and practically every investor in that
enterprise has entered the new prop
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
MAYOR GAMBLER
FOR M|l|TAR|SM
POPULAR ALBANIAN ORGANIZES
NIGHT TRAINING FOR Eus-
iNEss MEN.

Atlanta, April 6--Plans have boen
launched by Mayor Asa G.. Gambler,
OF Atlanta, who sent several ncpii-
ews to the Mexican border in the ma
tional guard, and who is intensely
anti-pacifist in his patriotism, to or
ganize night training classes for tho
business men OF the city. similar to
classes now drilling IN other cities
over the country
In Atlanta as elsewhere there are
hundreds OF men with businesses tp
look after and families to support
who would probably be rejected by
the government at this time. because
they are needed more in the coun-
try's economic than In its military es-
tablishment, but who are anxious to
get themselves in good physical trim
so that they would be prepared to go
ON short notice II the country should
need them later in crisis.
The night training classes are or
ganized to meet just this situation
and to inspire just this sort of pa
triotic loyalty to the government.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
CUBA TO BACK U. s.

Havana, Cuba. April 6.---President
gMenocal has sent special message
to congress asking that state Of
war between Cuba and Germany be
declared. In terms similar to those
OF President Woodrow Wilson. the
Cuban president charges the German
sutocracy AZ menace to all man
kind and an active foe OF the island
republic. He elsewhere declared he
will back the United States in every
way
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
Enlistments Start.


In historic fashion Brunswick's sons
have responded to the call OF their
country. Nine more applied yester
day for admittance in the navy and
eight were sent to Atlanta last night
by Recruiting Officer L. c. Benedict
The one rejection was due to defec-
tive eyesight.
These are the ones to promptly
heed their nations call:
Robert Tharin, IS; Eric Hummell
21 Henry Jackson Fields. %; Will
liam David Mccullough, 27; David
Byron Bankston, 49, Lester Ward
Shaver IS, of Lawrenceville. Ind;
William Thomas Jones, %; Willie A
Mccullough. II, of O'Brient, Ca The
lated named is a nephew Of the third
named enlister.
Only orders prevented Elias Jacob
Pittman, %, a carpenter from getting
enlisted. He announced Il detrmina
tion to find some way of serving I'm
Ctc Dahl, HcfcTJucleSS. Ill BOOu
carpenter" he said, "and if I ]can't
do anything else. l guess | can work
at my trade in some kind of war
service"
A feature of the recruiting record
mere is that no applicant has been
rejected on account of bad teeth.
This is taken as sure sign by the
recruiting officer that Brunswickians
have good teeth and that the climate
here is good for the health
All applicants over Is years of age
were strictly required to show proof
OF American citizenship; all under 81
years of age were as strictly required
to get parental or guardian consent to
join.
Il am surely sorry to have to- go
back tomorrow morning to Valdosta,'
said Officer Benedict, because | am
sure I could get 100 more recruits in
one more week. | never saw a more
patriotic community and city Of this
size ought really to have a permanent
recruiting station In fact, am enam-
ored OF the place and would like moth
ing better than to be stationed right
here"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
us s. SEEKS THEsE GERMANS.

/ Il San Francisco April e.--Federal
agents are preparing to take isto GUS
tody Franz Bopp, former General con.
sui general here; E, II. Won Setback
and Wilhelm, Vonbricken, likewise
German officials. II their Whereabouts
are found. They recently were, con.
vieted OF q bomb plot, but were re-
leased on bail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
AMBASSApoR SHARP TELLS
OF GERMAN BRuTALIT'

Washington. April c.--Ambassador
Sharp at Paris confirms reports Of
German brutality and vandalism
among women and children in their
retreat from Northern France. Shsrp's
report was received by ths state do
partment and made public tonisbt.
Girls fifteen years old were taken
captive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
ARREST coNsPlRAroa

Chicago, April 6.-Gustav Jacobsen.
president Of the American EMBARGO
Conference. was arrested tonight by
federal agents, charged with conspir-
ing to start a military expedition to
India to overthrow the British gov
ernment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
jNc,rEs WAR sTa,ke.

Memphis, April 6.-Four German
Americans called a strike today at a
machine plant. manufacturing parts
for government aeroplanes and motor
boats Government officials are in
vestigating the matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
HERE THEY ARE.

New York. April 6.--Wirelcss warn
ings were flashed today to the AL
lied shipping that German subma-
rines had been sighted between Porto
Rico and Bermuda
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
ENGINEER OFFERS RAIL
- - 4 =. .aK ROAD VOLUNTEERS

Brownwood, Texas. April 6.--A.
Barnhill; locomotive engineer on the
Santa Fe railroad, has rendered his
services ito Secretary of War Bake.
promising to organizes company OF
railroad men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
INrERNEp SHIPS SEIZED.

New York. April "a total OF 66
ships OF 497. .794 tons. have been taken
over by the United States. They may
be converted to the service OF this
government.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
Movement Of. Mexican Troops.

Morales, Ariz., April 6.--The Car
rama garrison at Nogales, Mex, was
officially notified by Mexico City that
1000 Mexican soldiers have been or
dered to move to the border. Three
thousand are concentrated fifty miles
south OF the border while Germans
. continue to cross over the boundsry
into Mexico. sstsraf .st,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
BRAZIL ALSO?

Buenos Ayres, s. A.. April s.Anti-
German manifestations broke out in
Rio Janeiro over the sinking OF tha
Brazilian ship Panama. In the war
zone. Brazil may enter the war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
YET ANOTHER.

Detroit. Mich, April e.-Albert
Kalschmidt, president of tho Marine
Salt Co, was arrested by federal
agents as spy. He is already in
dicted in Canada.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
AS WE'LL AS MILITARY RE-
SPONSE IS MADE At ONCE
Many Rush to Navy and Naval Re-
serve Colors While Slogan Business
as Usual is Sounded For Commerce

Brunswick share the
ognion
o lie
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
TEppY's AnrITHEsIs.

Tallahassee. Fla. April s.-Wiiliam
J. Bryan today telegraphed President
Wilson 10 enroll him as a private
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
NOW UP TO JESS.

Chicago. April 6.--Jess Willard's Of
fer to enlist has been accepted He
was offered 4 second lieufenancy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
cALLlNe RED CROSS 70 SERVICE

Chicago, April s.-Four Red Cross
units were called into service by the
war department at 1880 this after
noon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-07
NAVAL BATTALION CALLED.

Springfield, ILL.,. April 6.--Ertirs
naval battalion, 800 strong, has been
called out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Qaltanto in gNommcn.

Gin groBes, oen @ebrii0ern S9er-
MOOD, Sel6dnolern BON &igblano.
tomn eeb0riges 2aitouto wuroe ouf
Dem gInnopolis YouIeporo in DER
gldbe Dou 9rooflDn ourA 6euer GER
itort ols oos 6odwerf oes G6oiiis
Durd Die &iderploiion Ger Wioi6ine
in @rono gerietb. Erobocnt oas
&oItauto nit @aiolin beIooen ipar
uno oos 5euer oen sroBteu E6eil oes
6adperfes 8eritorte, ipor Ger @aio-
linbebGlter nid)t erpIooirt. Ole Slam
men wuroen BON Der @rooflDner frei-
wiuigeu 6euermehr aeloidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
SsGmrm lunrOc upcrirt.

Garter @. Ssburn iun., DER nit
2ieut. 9iieman Dom Offi0iers.9leicrpe-
Corps idlper Derlebt wurOe, ais Oas
9llto, in mel6cm iie unO 5mei ou-
ocre iilnge 2cllte fubren iblitterte
un6 cine Gin01mmung an ocr
GDarlcs.StrnBc berunter itiirote, bat
Iicb geItern inn 0WiorDlono General
$oipitol" elmer Operation unter6o.
gen. Scr iunse Osburn, Der wG6-
reno Ger pucifiitiiben @erinnunluug
in Der @luiit.9(foocmic nit Dem
aniippel zines Foli5iiten 8efnnnt-
idait oemadt botte, botte ii6 bei'm
Oorgeltrigen llnfaa oen llnterfiefer
gebroben. Sic anodenltide wuroen
bon Dr. ". o. 8orrett nit Silber-
orobt pieoer aneinanoer beieltigt.
9sburn befouo iid an oem 0teuer-
ra0 Der Wioibine, ais Oieielbe iiber
Die Ginodnmung fibr. 2ieut. &ie-
man Der neben ibm ioB, bat einen
SddoelbruN ino einen glrmbru6
ooOon eetragen Gr beiinoet iicb im
DWiercD.@oIpital".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
,yram SSraeiOriuS berlekt.

SSn Sortforo. Conn, lieet 8rau
Rbil- Rroetorius bon SIR. 2209,
9roofiielo.glpemic, in itbwer Derleb.
tenn 3uitonoe oarnie0er. Gle befano
lid nit ibren @ottcn inter oen @er-
lebten Der D2ofe Shore Glectriihen
@abn~ bel ep.8ranforo, Gonny
unO lit falt eono geidbnit- sob Serr
Graetorips audi berlebt muroe, lit
ni6t eemelOet moroen. @eioe befon.
oen iid ouf Der Heiie nud Nlooiion
Conn., 6um 9emha bon &erpanoten.
Srau ErneiDriits 1T Die Sdpqiter
bon SenrD 9. Sonneborn Der auf
Der o9uiitauio~ iein 2ebeu perIor,
mo BON 2ouiS Q. lno 'g6il. q. Con.
neborn. S6r ein5iecr Sobn Nermou
s. 9SroetorhS, lit als agitaleo Der
6loiten.9leierue I'M 9lapigatious.9u.
reau IN @aiIington tbatig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17

@iaiom Sta6l BON 91r. 905, O}oro-
5remont-9lDey muroe geltern Dior.
gen bon 9iidDter Sobannien III Der
peitliden Eoli0eiltotiou 5ur 8obhmg
bon $5l.45 perurtbeilt. 5tabl wnr
olIi Die &eronIaIillng BON hilbert
Yones bon Scr. 74S, @elt. German
StraBe, Oerboitet poroen. Ser 2eb.
tere bebnlptete, onB Stobl ibn t6dt.
lid ongeeriifen babe; oie beioen jun.
gen &eute botten oemielbeu 0}dohen
Hen Sof scmadt ln0 Stabl ion oll.
gebliA oen &urderen ge1ogeu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
9MIip sdluaa6 a6acIett.


Ger bis6eri9e Stills 9mocsmar-
it6oIl wurOc am leBten Ticuitog
non 9rn0esmaridoll stod6om
aus Dem 0ieniic cntloiicn.
Seine SoDolitdt nidt in 6roae
geiteQt, nod ieiue G6rli6feit.
@iro beite Grfldrllng a6ge6eu.
Serr @6ilip 6. g6paa6, ser erIte
Stills -9unOeSnari6olL mur0e am
lebten IienItog bon @unoesmar.
i6oll Stod6am ans Oen Tieniie
eutlaiien. GS licgcrL pie i'm 9un0e-
mari6onsamte offen erflGrt wuroe,
feinerIei 9lnibulOiglngen gegen
Sdipaa6 Dor. Seine G6rli6feit lit
nidt in 3meifeI geiieat luo aeaen
ieinen @atriotismus lit feinerlei Sim
uenOlng 3it MAIDEN. Sdeuaa6 Iel6It
erfldrte oeitern 3odmittag cinem
9ieporter oes nIeuticben Gorreipon.
oenten,~ BOB er ni6t 6ereit iei, ir.
genO melde GrflGrlmg a63uge6en
onSgenomnen, sic S6atioo6e 3it err
wd6nen 0aB er ieine Scite Scr 9li-
foire Dem 9un0eS-@euerolonmalt
Oargelegt babe mo OnB er 6elte cine
GrflGrlng Der @riinOe ieincr GntlaI-
Jung Ocroiientlidjcn pcr0e.
9larIdall Stod6am luurOe qeltern
ongegonaen, ole @riinOe fir sic
Gntloiilng 6cs Scrru Sdwaa6 an.
5uge6et ooG wcigerte cr Ii6, 0ies
81 t6uu, mO Derlpies Die 9ieprdIen.
tonten ser 9Sreiie an Sen 9unoes.
@encralanwalt Gregory. sd 6a6e
ni6tS i6er oie 9len0erung i'm lfar.
i6allS6ureau 81 iagen, meinte
Stod6om o@enu id Grnennuaen
mode, 10 geiAie6t oics nur nod ei.
ner Gonieren5 nit Dem 9unOeS.@e.
neraIanwoIt in 8aI6ington. Iieiel6e
9leeel 6eitebt 6e3iiglid6 Der GntlaIllm.
gen." gluf oie ,Srage, o6 oos @eriidt
wabr iei 0aB Sd6maab in Gdmierig.
feiten be5iielicb Ser Griide6erger Der.
uidelt iei iagte ser 9unOesmaridall,
0aB Der 8atriotismis Oes Serrn
Sdwaa6 nidt in 6rage geitellt Iei.
gIud lei in finon5ieller Sinlibt
nidts aeaen sen GrzSiilfsmari6all
Oor5ubrineen Seine G6rIiGfeit Iie6c
ouBer 3weifeI.
sd mer0e morgen Oos, mas ih
ii6er meine @ntlaiilmg 81 iogeu ia.
be, Dem &ublifum flnoqe6elL~ mar
Die GrflGrlmn ole Serr Gdapoo6 qe-
fern g}a6mittag ab9ab. sd babe
meine Seite Der 9(ngelegen6eit 6e.
reits am ~. 9luguit Dem 9unoes.
@eneralampaIt @regorb 5uqeian0t,
unO oeriel6e lit genau iiber Die 3u-
itdnoe I'M Nlaridalls6ureou infor-
niirt. Gas lit allies, mos ib 6ellte 5ll
iagen babe. Nlorgeu folgt Oas Qgei.
tere.
Serr Sdwoo6 mar felt So6ren al.
tiu in Der 8olitif Scr obtcn @arO
llno bat einen groBeu 6relmoe9lrei3.
ST pur0e pom MariAoll Stod6ont
ais iein eriier Siilisnlaridall er.
nannt ais oeriel6e ieine Grnennng
crbielt, imo man glau6te nllgemein,
OoB 8uiideu 9eiOen Elm euae5
Srelnoidafts6ano 6eite6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-17
Sram emma SlenI ieiert iGren 70.
6IebnrtStag.

6rm Gnnna &lein bon gfr. 1000,
DilNErattitraBe, ieierte am Gientag
ibren 10. @eburtstae IN t0rperliber
mo geiltigef ,5rilde, lnO 81 @bren
0es Cages gaben i6r Die ain0er lmo
gntel einen aroBen @nlpian9. Gas
Soous mar biiblb oeforirt, als 6ralI
alem i6re @1ite enlpiiug, Die ie
6er5lid bealiidpiinidten mo 9hl.
men un0 @ci6ente 6rahten. PIN
9beno muroe Elm @e6urtstoesnldbl
lerDirt an wel1em ole @roBmnltter
mo Dhitter Die iolgenOen 6omilien.
ntslieoer INN lid Bate. Serr ulto
3rau s5obn 6. &lcin, @err im0 6ralt
@iQiam u. alein, Serr uno 5rau
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9llDin 8. &lchL Serr nno 6ruu @0-
maro g8. &lein 8rls. ,SOo &lein
Maiiloa &leu Siolet Stlein Gnua
&lcin. N}abei @lein Sern aleiil @r.
SarrD u. &lcin 9llberi aleiL 9llpin
Gletn 2olis alein II. 81.