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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
9m ser eOmmcrfriidJc.

SEER mo 6rou G6orles @rauling
lIno 2err m0 6rai Sobu @aucr 70.
mic Ncrr m0 6rou @iIliom ". alein
llno @arrD ", @lein balten lid in
Der SomlncririiAe 5l SuinoGcIS s
%eiobts, WfilboOen, N1O., oui.
Ncrr gIuarit 9loebner bat me6rere
2d9e olli 9eIudb bel SScrrn in0 l5rait
s. IS. 0eiB in oeren &iaaae 3u Sto-
pep Greet, Nio, 5ugebrdd)t.
S9crr mo 6raI 9lobcrt q. alein
llno oeren Eobter, SRI. 9Riloreo
alcuL ole Ocn CONNER IN i6reul
Sanolise 81 @iIDoOen 5ubrodteu,
lperoen nabItc @o6e uod Baltimore
5uriidtebreI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

eiacntli6 0is 9l6ii1t Gle nie0er5li.
id)ieBen, megcn OeS &eriuds, 5u ent
fomnen. Ger @apitdn crflorte i6m
er babe ioiort aui ooS Signol bin
beige0re6t. 9}oH elmer llntcrhihung
Der %opcre mar es i6m geltattcf
meiter 81 io6reu. Der glugriif cr.
foIgte oiBer6al6 Scr iogenonnteu 0e.
inbr5one. S1on cinmal uorber mar
Scr GapitGn bon einem lt0pot onge-
bnlteu woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
SER scIioman ucrldFf N0liimurc.

6err Scliamou ucrloft Baltimore.
pcrr VI. @i. SeIiamm biS6er
Shabmeiiier pcs u&ictoria Sbcar
ierS" miro iicb binncn meniger Gage
nac6 &itt96rg6, @a, be9cGcn Inn
6alel6it Die Stcac oes o@oBmciiterS
bon ,9|iron's S6coter4 5n iiberne6.
men. 81 III cit 5obn OeS 0r. 3. ".
zeliginau bonn .SSroclitii6cu @o'
ipiial~ in6 uo6Ht Ill 9lr 1920, Gin
0enr9locnuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
0'Ut0e eInftipnsTa6uc AM qInto.

Stoots 9tItomobil GonlmrlGr
Sapo5mau 0ottc geIleru gum criten
@'ale IN Ieiner g(mts5eit @elegcu-
Deit elm 9Iutonobil oas ais Sider.
gelt weaen eineS &erae6ens gcqcn sic
Nnioni9bil @oricBriiten 6interitclt
mar 5monaSpeiie 3ll perfauicn. 9(m
~. NSull mur0e ser @runoei1en-
lplIlllSa9ent 5. 90. Sil mcgcn llcbcr-
lfellll9 per glutomobil. @elebe Dery
paliet Yin Steae bon $l01.45, oie
POM &ld)ter Fodoro ais 5i6cr6eit
llw lenl Gri6einen Dor @erid,t Der.
lanat iunrociL iielte Scrr SSiIl Icine
g'al1lte, eiac 3 goIiagier Eourinq
gar, 'als 1idcrbeit. @a Scrr Sill
nod &crlani ppn 10 Ioqen oie sea.
ldine ni9t einIoite, batte ST. gaiiq6.
man Oas Redt oieieIbe 81 perfauien.
Der Cribs mar $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
A'If Dem gacac ser ScIIcrnna.

InS 9elinoen bon 96omos 4
Maoocn, cinem SiiIis-C6ercIcrf oes
arels SeridtS, Ger an g1erpen.
3erriittlm9 in ieircm SciIn, 9tr.
2S34, eutap 4lace, franz oornieoer
licgt BAT i6 ctuoS ec6cilcrt. Serr
sVloooen bate lid i'm leetcn S9inter
ctner 9linooarm-0peratiou unter3o.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

9luS oen iIbrigen 8unoeS.gSetter-
beobo6tinQs. .Stntionen ipuroen oie
folgenoen 60diten Eemparoturell Die
Inn 8 llbr Aciteru 9lbeno 9erri6ten,
berihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

4n6arb. i-3b $3.50. 2B S2 7b0
,,&ndnrh Nlptpr 6O III Baltimore, GborieA
GfC0bc nllb ut. 3oNAls9lreRle
Gakun, bic pupnidre 0nr. S33b Nun Ssib.
.,llarsGr W,ubiir GU.," Gntang 14J8 ltlU.
Noro &OaucBa&trntv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
q}ofcnf 0lnln0lfe

gbwn y. eamuele, NehiSmulf, EGiGlle eaN
bes 5thuEarieit @elaosredie DlatUlnrt
IrAii Nuil0iuD.
Ghapllu ~ HernRlpn, lt6-if7 Gam Nlillbin0
lSiubrAe 0rilOruna.
q. ~. \ gs. y puudro, Al GouliHculal NiDu
Yratii3ren leit 1s72 eriolNreto hl alalilmore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
gscmin 0icnitOeireinnacm.

@enie 9icnit6cfreinnscn.
2otole 0iitriftA9e60roe cutideioet
ii6er 6unOert Sale BON @eiudeu
nm Dienit6eireiuna. @ieIe sur
weitcren 9erot6ulig 5uriidgelegt.
SreilGiiimgen megcn 9lb6Gn-
gigfeit oOer aus inouitrieaen
@riin0en.
galr menige Der @eiuGe Inn 9e-
ireiltng pom @}ilitGrOienite, bic ge-
iteru Don ser lofolen GiItrifts-9e.
ireiugSbeb6roe per6ort piiroen,
puroen bcpilligt. lleber 100 Sale
muroen crle6igt, mG6reno in ciuer
9ln5obl 0erialben einc weitere Inter
iu6llng porgenomncn mcrOen miro.
Die Sale, Oie lie unteriuc6tc, iino bic
@nti6eioung, Die iie IN eiuem jeoen
trof waren sic iolgenOen:
A. 0iitrift.
SesIic 6. 8iaiams 9Sr. GA,
@eit.SagetteitroBe, Gleftrifer, Spar
lomS-%oint, 5liriidgeiielt.
9Siaiam GpUer, 9lr. GAS, @eit-
6apetteitroBe. cntlaiien.
6reO. s. 5tauiier, 93r. 81, @o-
t6cOrolitroBe, entloiicu.
SSomes g. glaplcig6, 9lr. 3t3,
9lorO.6renont-9lpe., entIoiien.
Z. 0iitrift.
Samcs @. @atton sdiiiS- Sim.
mermamL 3urid9eIteIlt.
SarHcs 6. @leuoorf hm., 9}r. COG,
9loro-8roaOmop, 8iriidgeiteat.
oSames 5. 5anatora, 8uriidgeiieat.
Chris. s. &oet6, 9tr. 1920, Dit
@fomimeutitr., 5uriidgeitcllt.
is. 9iitrift.
9tapmonO NSor0an, gtr. 1881, SOL
linsltr, 3lriidgeiiellt.
George s. grinfmou, 9lr. 1907,
gOmonoiou-@pe., 5uriidgciteat.
See W. Grneit, 9tr. 1867, @elt-
6opetteitraBc, 5llriidgcitellt.
SSSo6n y. gugis, 9tr 1115, @ar-
finitry 5iriideeiieat.
g9. 8. Noaers, Bartlett & Sap.
war0, 8uriidaeitellt.
8. q. @lp6ins, Bartlett & Sop.
Waro, 5uriidgeiteat.
8. Giitrift.
@ilion 9. Nloiier, Bartlett &
SaDmaro, 8IriideeltcIt
oSames s.. l9ebiter, gtr. 279S 9(lo.
mcoa-9lpe., entlaiien.
5o6n 9feibauo, 9lr. 1888, 9lis.
quii6itroBe, 5uriideeiieat.
,Niilton 9. @aIiter 9lr. POOL
8ooneitr., 5liriidgeiteat.
George 9. aunbman, 5uriidge.
Itelt.
s. 9. 9rommeu, 9lr. 1860, Some.
lpooo.glDe. cntlofen.
&orl 81. 20llenitein, 5uriideelteat.
9lrt6ur u. Marr, glr. 1882, gioro-
Garolineltry 5uriidgeitellt.
s. Diltrift.
6ronf s. Moie!in 9lr. 1916.
Moibinatpnltr. cntlQIIen.
lis. Oiitrift.
Sranf Berger, gtr 1899, @eit-
6aDettcitrv 5iiriidgciteIt.
Sorrp 8. 2eniil, gtr. sos, H..
Str., cntlaiien.
6ronf 9lrc, 9tr. 554, ct. Marp's
Str 5ilriidgeitqat.
Iouis Sodion, 5uriidgeiieat.
SSoiep6 gSilborn, Ger. 30, Siio'
Garrolton-9(ue., cntloiicn.
lSreO. G6orles 2otb, 9lr. 1901
@eit.9erin9tonitry eutlaiien.
getcr &orln0o, 9tr. $50, SoainS-
Str. cntloiieu.
gSilliam s.. D'iIlcr g'r. 62L,
torO.&obinionitr., entloiien.
,So6n Sc. @cllep, glr. SS9, @eIt.
6apettcitr., cntlaiicn.
So6n Wloc@la6on, 9lr. 400, @eil.
2cringtoniir., 5uriidocltellt.
Gogar Is. 9teuart g}r. Si4, @eIt.
6aDetteilr4 5uridgcitcllt.
6ronf g 9ollamo 9ir. 6, 5iio-
GorroIlion.9Iuev 5uriidgclteat.
@eorec s. 9l1rliig, 9hk. 1903,
Melt.6rantlinlir. 5uriictgeltellt.
is. q Oloocc 709 Gii.@rclion.
W2. 81. SKATERS, 1923 Siamou
6. Dl. aellU, 737 Sarioro.9lOe
IS. s. @r6ningcr 922 Gii,9iOOlc
M. Gliibman 1888 SartorO.9lOe.
gS g. gQorner 1883 Baden.
@ccrae Goilmcr. tO34GltNlournent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

g}crfdtc0enc &iloun9s.
uqro oe.
o@os lit Der llnterihieo apiiher
ocn 0eiiibgn imo ben iran3oFihen
Observation-Disclosures"
Sic Gculihen biloen ibre aug.
un0 6ic Sron5oien ibre iidD ctnl"
Sn Der WtuiiFnlicnh hano.
lunG.
G6ci. IicieS 5alonltiif lit iebr
idmer, rn0 cs frogt iih, % es SSbr
0lcfic. Sem Sie'S aum @cburtstng
ihcnfen molleu, ipielcn fannl"
@rnoin ~Fr ltcbt SrouRen nor
Dem SAnufenitcr ieben Civ ibn
It1 bod NAL ail~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

NilpicrItlniie0e INN NlirNberS.
Su1n cubcrt. 1894 xoameS.9lraHr. &. w.
4elepb0n Nollt 1NH0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
8ednter 0ntrift fertin.

3c6ntcr 9iitrift fcrtio.
Sot me5r Gicnitpilidtige ais per-
lanqt. - SoQte SO Nlonn licfern
mo 1ieB t2t iicb fir ocn ariegs-
Oieuit itelen. ~ Sn gou5en wur-
ben 39S iunge W1Gnner unteriudt
Giele Gienit6efreiungS @e-
Jude mllrOen eingereidt.
Gie 3e6nte 9lus5e6un9s Tiitrifts-
GebGrOe fat i6re 9lrbeiten been0igt.
~. 9. Nlonb lit @orliber ser 9eb6r-
sc. bic iib in ben 9ldumen oes oGe.
mofratiiAen Clubs Der 3ebnteil
@aro perIanmelte. Sm gon5en mur.
Oeu 1913 iunge WlGnnCr Dor Die 9e-
6oroc citirt obgleicb MIR SS not6ig
poreu, Inn oaS Guota, OoS bon Scr
@orO Oerlangt murOe 81 liefern. 9llS
sic 9e6orOe i6re 9lrbeiten 6eenoigtc,
fano tic, 0oB tic f2t 0lanu iiir Oicnit-
pIlidtig 6eiltnOcn 6attc Cine gan3e
9ln5o6l @ciu6e nm @efreiuug POM
Gicnite purOe eingereicbt
gie fiir Ocn Gienit 9lngenommc-
nen iin0:
9lidorO $. O1iQer, 1916 SiQman.
s. &. Goron S76 Wlcaim.
@6orles N}c&ennon, 703 9ior6.Gen-
trol-9lDenue.
George @ittid, 1tt5 @ilcor.
s. s. 995alen, Oil stirling.
Simon 6reeonan, 1923 Sit-Monu.
mcnt.
G6omas Serman 1889 9li6IanO-9(be.
Somcs 9tugent, 907 Stirling.
S. s. Stri6le, iin., 1906 glorO-GOen.
Sanies ggiQiams, 704 Sarioro-9lpe.
6. Sodion, 937 Slt.MaOiion.
8. s. @ilioms 1920 SitGboie.
8. 8. @ibion 1905 @ale1.
Q. 9. Morner, 1908 9rentipooo-9lpc.
$. 6. SeebooOe, iii @orclap.
$. 9ompe, 3tS Git-9iOoIe.
&oiario Snteri 924 9Ii6lanO-9Ipe.
6. @. @roB, iii 6orreit.
81 Silper, S1S Sorioro-9lpenue.
6. Wf. Sonion, 1918 Sit-9ioOle
g. 9rotpn 723 Sarforo.9(pe.
3. g. aorf 9i3 Sit-9iOole.
9. s. Iempie0, 425 Git-G6aie.
8. 81. 2one, 1913 Oit-@ager.
s. 6. SatterfielO, 902 Sit-9iOole.
g. Sie6ler, juny 1909 Someriet.
s. @. &pan iii @orclon.
8. g. 6uds, 1881 9li6lanO-9lOe.
s. SSranino, S07 @reenmount- glpe.
9. Sobnion, 72t Stirling.
sSolepb 99igmon 1927 9liblano 9lOe.
2. 9lnOerion 9t6 9(i6lanO-9lpe.
8. aiorito, 2t3t @eit.9oltimore.
s. s. Gtord, 1929 9li6lano.9lbe.
s. 8. GoQeron 1918 0It-G6aie.
S. g9ilmer 1415 9(ntbonD.
Gborles Sec, 745 9(ior.9laep.
81. u. 9rnnOau 1888 Git.G6oie.
G6orlcS Bob 740 Sorforo-9lOe.
g. Yt. @iliams, 1116 6omelpooo.
9lpenue.
Soicpb Weber, 1906 6omepooo-9lpe.
s. Goben, 1902 Sit-@lomment.
g. S. Hed, 1910 9liblano-9lne.
8. .. 9}uiieQc, 1927 9it9io0le.
2. S. GienOer, 1895 Milcor.
S. D}. Ggenb0fer, 92t 9loro.GOen
81. W2eDer, Stt 9toro.GOen.
@. 9. Boone, 1925 g}oro-@oeu.
g. 8. Nlc0nniel, 1896 SorforO-9(be.
g. SSii6er, 1922 Sit-Nlaoiiou.
SO. Gupis, SIG 9loro.Gentral .9lpe.
g. 6rieomon 1915 Slt.NloOilou.
GG Shapiro, S34 9lisQuitb.
81. 6. Smith, 420 Nit-G6oic.
gS. g. lSorrca 732 SIt.9ioole
Guniel G6oic, 1926 Sit.Mooiion.
$. %olcntiue. IA Gjrccnmount2loe.
@. e. S9ielcrt, 1887 0ior0. Central
9lpenue.
@5. Barrett, 1921 @reuuhpooo-9Ioe.
IS. @romn, no Stirling.
@- 3. Burns, 927 @orioro-9lpe.
z. g. Wluruone, 1924 9rentpooO-
g(penue.
SSoiepb Sonion 1888 9li6lono.9lpe.
SorrD 9on0, 1904 Nldoiion
@. Shepf 9t4 Gnior.
q. Sbopiro 911 Slt.MaOiion.
Sones &ooaerS, S31 9liblono-9lpC.
8. s. @lurp6D 925 Git.Gueer.
Su6n GoOiS, S52 Wlcain.
s. 81. @atfins, 1907 Gjreenmolilt.
gloenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
@OM ciMem ll.@00l anaclaIIen.

Seine Grlebnillc nit einem ocut'
iden ll-goote er5d6Ite geitern Elm od.
nii6er Gopit6n. 3wil1en GGuemarf
um0 9ApeOeL aui leiner &eiie in's
9luSlnno, babe er eincs Cages oaS
Sebro6r eines Gouhbootes geie6cL
A Nieileli entiernt. 0aS ll-goot ia.
naliiirte uitop" Sat opgenblidli@
iolqte elm 5duB iibcr ocn 9ug Ocs
SNiiicS imo dnOere in ibncller Sol
ae Sogor nohocni bic 9fcttlngS.
bootc iIor gcmadt imtitcn Die 90,
id)oIie iibcr oaS @dilf bimUeG. Sldt
cber borte Sa5 SdieBen oui bis ct
i'm Woote iiono uuo ieineu 9lod
ibwcnlte. Er ru0erte 3lm ll9oot
bin. 0aiien Captain iogte uSd bobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

gaumateriolieu, Sbiiren 6euiier.
rabnem 91Oen, etc.
3oe. 3, SOHer g. Co., 1i5-ii7 enO,Bfsberld'
Cfr1Rf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

ltcbcrgroBc 9ffcubctt.
8otnnr5t. n5ic braudcn sen
wtunO niHt nod meitcr SIT oIineu IS
gcdiat poafommeHl"
Bauer rs FOB bolt oenft, 0uB Sic
nit Der 8an9e rein nribten
3dbnor5t: nWiit Der 3onge id1on,
ober io6 ielblt wcrOe orollBcn blci.
benl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

GiQenthumS v cdten un0 NGn0ler
visErs &. 1noaw & Gspasiy. 20 rIte,rroicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

~Gic Sanoidriit &hrcr S'raut
6sltct oif emcn ioutteiL nocbaicbi,
gen Gburaftcr. gIm miegcprdQtcitrn
lit 0OS III Der lctten Belle NieieS@ric.
ic@ Ni crlcnnclL uo lie iIbreibi: ugll
10 cnhpc0cr oocrl Mcnn Ml meis
ucl 9&inidj mdt crfiiDit iuD ipir &C.,
iMit0ene 9ellle!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

NIcmp.nlten, Neion, etc.
eHsn 0onIlm 0os Saes IS 10 A0loessioa
Gir0be
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

%un0 $50 cine &nnue laiie i(I
mir icOcn 9ua an ocu SdjweH bul
Ben.
Sobc aSo?~
&nllo: $50 bic ou ipor llosl JAl
Ndlfte poll BON Gcbinfcn.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Ernlt.G .Gnnpnnnien.

!, ,Dciidle eparbaut ban 8alilmorE". QulalD,
ullo NaliiMore'Sirobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

,eale 9epoFi aib 1ruh 0cmpaagH, i3 &ouie'
Sirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
@nnSes-1 -1epartement fir 3anSmirt5-
&eridlt 6es NaltimOrc Metterbnre0Ms

'Cefldt 0es SnltlnlDre gSelleFuAreule
Ger 8eudtigfeitsgebolt Der Sult
wor 80 &ro0ent Inn 8 llbr WlorgenS
lno Sc 4Sro0cnt I'M 8 llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

Eie NlitglieOicboit Der 9lnertuni-
iGen 9fotbe &reu5.@eleaihoit lit in
Ser lebten 3cit bon 25.000 bis 100,-
eco per Sag gcitiegen uno Die &C.
iamnte @}itglieoer5a6l beldlit ieBt
ii6er 100000. Gies lit 5mci @lo(
10 piel olS sic N}itgIicoiboit am f.
Sulj ais iie mr 1,S05,S52 betrag
lm0 3ll @eginn OcS SobreS 6eliei lie
iidb mtr oltf 275,OOO. Iieie ncue Wlit.
glieoidoit lit auf 2400 &opitcl uer-
t6eilt, Oie iebt in oen SouptitGoten
ino StGOtgcu oes 2onOcs bciteben.
9luBeroem giebt eS &opitel in 9llaS.
fo5 SRorto 9lico, Cuba, Ben @6ilippi,
uen Sutunii, scr Gonol5one, @uNmL
&eriien SDrieu lnO ser Gilrfei. 81.
linoiS itebt on Ser Spite oQer Stao-
ten no oie @eieai9oft 514,10S Niit.
glieOer 5d6lt, Oanu ioIgt 9Iem 9orf
nit 46t ,237 W}itglie0eru imo @cnn.
iDlponien nit $4,000. Gie N}it0lieOs
iboit lit iolgen0crmaBen pcrt6eilt.
0j6nncr, 1857; Ie6cn9lGnalicbc @lit.
glieoer, 1926; bcitragcnOc 4iitgic-
Der, 1914; Contri6utircnOe Nlitglie-
Ser, 36,S27; unteribrci6cnoc Niit-
glie0cr, 27S,261; jd6rlide @litgIie-
Der, 3,191754. Gic @litgIieoidoft IN
Oen Staoten am criten OeS Nlouots
fnnr mir fn(nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
ltuterEaItnnos.gH .gHcolpeiIcr.

.WiarDfnnb 0auoeolle uno gSdltoclbloer
npipp0orUme"- &auoeDille ur0 gSanoepiloer.
u@idDria"- -G0uoeUlle ulo gSalioelbiloer.
,9lOer 9leiu @nrt" Tdglib @on8erte Auo
nHDere NitraftioneH.
,,Yan G1pre" XdQlib Gon3erte mo ntioHH
unletD0liunQet.
nn0ere llnterbalhtnQer.
Idn5 ub nnoere 1lnicrbnliungen
o3nlmeiter" - Td9lic1 GGIuroHen per 9dm'
bier nGoniie".
,,2cue Voint" - IdeIidj NadmitiaeSs sgriurs
Ilonen msgenonlnlen Gonndgs.
HBciapcnte Bead Iiolib Griurllonen per
,Gonnftattcr Wart" Gom q. bis 81.
@ngtni arobes Gunnitatter @ruieieit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

IerD DriIllmctiter-
Gin SIR Eicuillciihng SIR SnFdn4
terie pericbtcr 2cttnant Der &auulcl
ric iibt Djnter Scr Sront nHt Dem ibuB
untcritclltcn 3ug @cwebrariiie Die
C5riiic ipcr0cn io idjIedbt aitsaeiibt.l
Dob lic iclbil cincn faOaaeriiHidciI
gliac nidt aeuiigcn uno ocn Srut-l
nant 6u Der Irobing peranlaiien
u0crls, icb loii cucb 10 loiia' Sniicl
iloppeu big IDS iclbcr fanal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

RbDtoardp6.
NaMenh cin RhUtn0aapb nun gineselhpune
yh 4 ~ s@eii rcrinulun,4ii0hp
3eitlmgeu 3citloirlitcn. etc.
aEAe Nnltlinurc ReiY5 TnmtannA Noheu M
w'enerS, asIhinsii1rerJ 227 EtNdptrl Gf
Nelltldc 9llGCr lnN 9eitIdlrlItcn.
Y. Nanltlm, Hr 900. weii cerimtnnsgiruha
lFricoh0ir.
r' ulUA Wemtlrrb. -Nsri0uqfrif UnlefM
npenue Nns HeaFahnlbplAR mliaF loyb
ndpleNner MMlA1h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

GtoatS.8anfen.
,,Demtldr Bonf uon Ncttlmprr", Baltimore, nnh
3otinabiS CITRATE. '2iunnt Heber. Ytdfoenl3
Sobn B. 0nuber, 8icetHrdl0cni We0tAe N.
2anG. Aaihrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

@ic WHni3ipalNdpeae. SoDn SbeJ &opeus
mciitcr fpielf beute 9lucf0 hon bis 1890
llbr anf ocm Court 6oiiie %a53a mo brnet
iolaenoes Froarauin 3ir Surbtibrin9;
Whm8ipal Qieo Baltimore, onr Safis
more ............... Semherqer
@lario1 ngdni6 6e9iment" .;....... Sopnine
Snberire 5u nS6u1ert Son9s" ....... Suppe
Scleliion aus uT6c Neo Suliar" ...... Solomon
Srombnue. colo .Gauarn" ........ .JiOoncD
fSerr g9m g. 3aiier)
ar6unQsmaric6 aus Scr @ropDct" Wienerbeer
Mcln0icH aus o1p Ypna 3cttD ...... Carroll
IaH8s@ s@ro9ramm;
One Giep .1be So @iraD Niare" ... |anelt
Gor Troi rglin'i Don 9oing bad to
@nhciie Der 0liibpWm" ............. Sinde
gHal6cr oJ6enbing Of be gSinoS" ....... .pdll
Snc Giep eSt totes q Iona tau, bromns
ibin Sal" ................... 2Saller
pGbe Gtar Gpaualeb Banner"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
Qnndl ScS ,,WSuertilina Gln6S0.

Ger .glopcrtiiino Glub~ biclt &C..
Iteri Mitiaa i'm oSotcl @merlon"
icii regelmdBigeS Wlithpods.Slm.
c6con ob. 9ci Ocnllclben 6iclt 6. s..
Folncr BON Der Moiiett.2Uu6 9lo-
nertiiina Gompnn0~ unO GoriiBer ocS
8erfduiers IcpdrtcmcutS Der Gom.
pognie cine Slniprode iibcr oie 4ldnc
ieincS GoniieS in oieicm Sabre.
Ter 9eiud mar Elm ie6r giIter lin0
Die glnipraAe 1uBerIt illtereiiaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

o. esstt gaans as. sdl sal asrA.maa-ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
glercantiIe glaencB.
81. q. Gun & 80.
COZ 0iO AsatbIono 1ruIt gnlbIpa.


gIasIpnnl8nnfen.
,SBe Oh Spwn Wotiunal Hant., UaD. nus
@reiers@irnBe Sucou w, QOOl, ,ptdlloeuE
ScurD G Nebuc NnlNrer.
,,Gtcunb National Nant", d32 GhorgrVnnlndN.
yN 81 N80pncr Muiilrer.
!, ,geeiieru giottuuat &ant", "A Goro'0nlnms&ir,
49, Wiarl0a, Sfullrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30
I[1tth
QQettcrnnsiidltcn.

Sir NtarDlono lno ben 0iIirift
GoIunbia@epitter unO berGnOerlide
g8inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

@os Rroareni,u v" n" Sos @onsert 6es taoii.
Lcben @arf Sr6ciierS uuier Heiin9 oes Brol.
Ianel Sclomdnn IN Dem Carroll Earl~ Deule
glben0 bon 730 bis 10 llbr it, lple iol9t;
Decentralization Baltimore, our Baltic
9Rdri6 .iiniico 5cr6icca ....,.. 6erIdilSd5
@iperirc 3u pWiornng &oon ano g'iaDt
Mrien nus cSrn 0innplo" "...... .Nuber
Mal3er gSein, 9Seib uno eeianQ" y. SiranB
Gonci Golo Ebc Sbrce Giur sofia. Na1leD
(Srl 0euie 9edieD
et33e .Nnmn Snutb" "....... lDboletot
Su6erfire an .Nilbelm geQ" ..... &oliini
QQlo0e 0jcuenierc4 Surnbull
ehoifiihc Nauabe OM Senn" ..... .Inrnbun
Gunertre 81 5eitS Nrig6t Sigbis". S6ulb
4iarlD pleCDiNb" .......... .,........ .StlenlW
nIbe Sinr Spdngleo Naitner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-30

is. &. Dlogee 709 Gii-&reIlon
g}. 81. 99alierS, 1923 SiQmon
6. Dl. aell0, 737 S5arior6.9loe
IS. s. &r6uingcr 922 Gity9iOOlc.
lR. Gliibman 1888 SartorO.2lOe.
9S q. gqorner 1888 Baden.
Gccrae GoIlmcr. 1034Glt.Nlouuncnt
IS. 8. Mullcn 1926 Sh-Goacr
Is. s. &ome, 1927 Somcriet.
3. o. Glancep, 7Si Sarioro.9lpe
S. " }iitinger 1923 gnlor.
g. 6. 9lnoerion 4i9 Glt9ioole
u. Snrton, S36 George
Gorl aucppcr. 1905 Nit@6oie
@. s. Golomell 1928 9'oro.G Goen.
s. 81. Tclfe, 1890 Gii.Gogcr.
8. 2aloper $50 91oro.@op
M. S6loB6cra no 9liSalit6
@IeorQc GurteS, 100 Horo.@oroline
Sronf Sods, 900 9lisQnit6.
50. @arner, 9t7 Sn66aro.9lllcD-
8. s. aelln, 75A Sorioro-9lpc
s. s. Wlc&enno, 1904 Sorioro.9loe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
ARE WE PATRIOTIC?

England having found 1t necessary
10 adopt drastic measures for the
prevention of food waste. il is in
cumbent upon the people OF this ma
ton TO learn the lesson so early that
no radical action will ever become
necessary.
The only real difficulty is getting
the necessary action upon the part
OF the people in any country is to
establish the right viewpoint II the
real seriousness of the situation were
thoroly understood every person would
voluntarily put into practice asuch
measures as were necessary to win the
war.
a close reading Of the requests OF
the government for the conservation
of food and materials OF all kinds, will
give the necessary enlightenment to
tho reading public and they in turn
should make these policies a part OF
their conversation TO people who are
not inclined to be students OF the
news.
thinker that unless saving is made
voluntarily that II will be enforced
The nation will not permit the war
10 be lost by those who refuse to CO.
operate willingly in so simple a mat
ter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
PANING 4 DEBT.

4 recent writer says The Ioor
Thlantarop.st who thinks he is doing
good with his distribution is wrong
he is only paying back Hr;le Of the
debt he owes TO mankind" IN many
ways We believe this man is r.sht
not but that his contributions are
doing good to the people who receive
them one mans dollar goes just as
far In relieving distress and iu inn
proving humanity as anothcr's. There
is no such thing as tainted money.
The idea that a dollar is any less cap
OF IL came into possession Of il un-
worihiiy Is pure superstition. The
money contributed TO missions by a
SAMPLER or dive keeper. will 20 just
az far toward carrying the gospel to
the heathen as that donated by thu
man OF piety and integrity There is
no difference N the potentially ot
each one TO do its face value IN good,
but there Is a great deal Of difference
in the reflex value TO the siycr The
saying, lit Is more blessed to give
/ than TO receive" depends largely on
the spirit IN which the gift is made.
This tho, brings us back TO the
| original proposition, that the man
who thinks Of himself as a great phil
anthropist is making the mistake OF
selfishly trying 10 reap glory from the
| Going Of n plain duty. He is really
paying n debt, and paying it in Install
ments. at that for no man ever gave
enough to cancel his obligation For
one thing. the more wealth a maj
has. tho greater the debt he owes to
humanity. 1t is not therefore the
amount he gives that counts to ms
| credit. but the percentage OF his gift
compared with his ability to give. He
| ~ very foolish TO take credit 10 him
self for what he really ought 70 do
without expecting any praise. And
that is where we detect the true good
In giving-nCt in n selfish gratifica-
ton at building up a reputation for
philanthropy, but in discharging ar
! HO"t9t u'"'' "S iar rs aOiiity IeaCHcS
and most OF all in recognizing that
ore Of the primal duties Of every man
is TO contribute as far as possible to
the general welfare Of the human
race. In a heart softened and puri-
fled by such motive Is found a
greater reward than the acclaim OF
the multitude or the erection OF i'm
posing monuments over your remains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
U\pIsEpARE,D.

When he came back TO this country.
Ambassador Gerard was. by his own
admission. shocked 10 find that in
the years that had elapsed since the
outbreak of the world conflagration
nothing had been done TO prepare the
nation for a reasonable defense"
Well might he have been shocked,
for what more astounding thing is
there tn our history. or in human his
tory, than that nation whose citizens
were being murdered month afte~
month, a nation whose ships were be
irg sunk and whose right 10 sail upon
the ocean was denied. should take no
steps to prepare TO defend Its rights.
For nearly two years now, or ever
since the Lusitanio went down, IL has
TO many observers seemed iney.ta BILE
that we should be drawn into the
maelstrom OF this mighty struggle.
for the more concessions We made 20
militarism the more we should have
TO make The more indignities we
Submitted 10 the more would be put
upon US, for that is the Prussjan way.
our army and navy were known to be
woefully deficient in men. munitions.
guns. equipment. and IL has seemed
the height Of folly that in all these
months no steps have been taken TO
make them ready Tor emergencies. on
what theory viii The apologists for
the administration Justify It's course?
not realize that war must come or
that he considered the country ade-
quately prepared? Neither Of these
explanations is very crcditable to him.
Rochester Post Express.