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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

6rlar. Gics iporeu NlitaIieOcr Scr
9emonuitna rmo %oiiagicre bon fiini
5Aiffen ipeIMo 'pic ser Captain
io9tc bon SoliHbootcn pctIenft nor
sen iporcn Gic uSomoriu0o" lou-
octc sic Sdiif6riidbiscn in Gi9o.
Sponicu.
&a6elocpeiden 6o6en bon ser Ser.
f0fimg oreilr oieier Scbiiie 6eridtet,
ndmIi6 nGort 9IOeloioe4 (britiiber
0onpier), o99oSOolc" (uoripcaiic6c
9arrc), uno o9ligeI" (uorlpc9iiCber
0ompier).
Gopitdn Tiiicr mar nidt in ser
9aoc on5nqe0cn, % bic psSouialia~
ln0 Oie oSonOoI4 oorbcr gelpornt
luorOcu moren.
Sic lle6crle6cnoct 6cionocn ic6 in
oifeucn &tttimaSbooten, ais 0ic ,,Sn-
marin0o~ III Sid)t fam Giniee oieicr
@ootc porcn 5ipei Eaoc loug im6er.
9etrebcn unO Die NSrliailen por Suu-
ger nnO G6ltc u6llig crid9pft.
&.crnibtung ocntiden II.
Boots
Mem Orleans, 9. @}drj.
6eute bier cinaetroiicue Sfii3iere Oes
6riiiiden Gonipiers ,,&nigbt Gompo-
iiion" cr51blten 6eute, mie Gin Oeut.
i6eo Gaub6oot i'm otlontiIGcl
! Ocean BON i6ncn oerniHtct mproe.
Ter 0ontpicr mar mc6rerc So9crciie
ali scr So6rt nod 9|ep.0rlconS, ais
cit oeuti6es Gou@6oot ociittct
muroc.
GoS llnteriee6oot 0a6 iimi 2buiic
al, Die ollie i6r 3iel ueriebltcn. e6c
oer Noupier ieiu @eitbilb tlar pun
@eiec9t mdGen fountc Ter 5lucte
SdnB pes Campers ioB aus elmer
Glltierprna bon mgci06r 1900
! 9)orps GoS Eau65oot ionf ioiori
mo iulmOc widt DicOer 1eie6eu. Cine
/ groBe Mengc 0clcS 5eiotc ii1 6alo
( ali ser SberilGHc.
Gas Gotrm mo sic @cleno ocS
Samples luuroeu niGt mit1ei6cilt
mSO Oer Gopitan So0u 9enooll Der.
peigcrtc ieoe 9Iuatnuit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
SIN iidcrcn Soicu.

Ger 0ompfer ga Eouroine" bon
Der 5roi50iiibcn 2inic.- -2ougte
geitern 9lbcuo nit 27S @oiiooie.
rem i'm Sofen Don 9Iep gorf an,
gteiu Yorf, 2. @lGr3 Der
Gonlpfcr nSo Souraine~ 1T bcutc
nit 27S 4oiiogieren ans 9oroeor
bier eingetroiien. Ger aonmonOout
bcriMtcte, Dab ouf Ger 8obrt feiu I'm
tcriec6oot oeii6tet lpirOe. 9os S6iif
nobm cinen Sid 3od SurS unO
brmlbte 0ober 0rci Euec ldngcr oIS
iibIib fir iciue 5obrt.
e a Sonroine~ 0em Sofen
na6e.
0}cm 9orf ,. O}1r3. Der
frou5oiiibc @aiiooieroompicr ga
Eouroinc," ser 9oroeour am t9. Sc
bruor nit 100 &oiiogicren pcrlicB,
ii9noIiiirtc Oro6tIos, er 6o6e gtou-
ttdet poiiirt mo glae an 9oro De-.
iGnoen iid mobl. Gr miro beuic
9l6cn0 bier ermortet.
o9to d eiter~ in 6rantretd
geitran0et
@or0euuE 2. Dldr3. Ger
ouerifaniid)c Iampfer .g2odelter,~
scr aeiicrn in Oic GironOc ciuliei,
BON 9}eip 9orf fommenO, ltronoefe
geitcrn 9l6cno, nod)oen cr gliidlic6
Olrcb Die oeltic6e Sperr5Qnc gelongt
mar, in oenl 6lniie @irouoc ouf Scr
6obrt ocn 6luB binauf nod Dor
OemW. Ger o9io6eiter" iibt leicGt ouf
Dem aonOe in0 es itebt 5ul erlpnrtel
BOB CT in Der gIodmiitaaSihd6 mic-
Der ilott gcmoGt per0en fam.
Giclc wiinidcn oui beitiid
tenn 9ompfcr5i rciicn
g}cu YorL 9. WiGri. 9}oH
glnaobc Scr 9cdntcn Der glmcrico
Sinic bdben picle Eerlonen &l0te be-
le9t ink Die 6abrt OcS eriten Gam
piers, Der nab Der @ntidciOlmq OcS.
@ou9reiieS in 9etrelf Der 9eiiiidlng,
Den Soieu pcrIaiien miro Sic Sbiiie
mcrocn Oeu &oitrcgulationen nad)
&iperpool onlonieu mo nid5t, mie
uon GcutiHlmo porgedriebeu iit
6a(noutb.
Eic 2lrt mO @eiic ser 9citiduug
lit nod uicbt eniidieOen oit6 d6t Of
0}orincfononiere oOer BON ser &c
iellid)oit an9citeilte 2cluc bic @e-
idiiee bcniolnen mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

9Is Sic Gc6otte bis in sic ipdtcn
9(benoIrnoen 6mcin ouSgc0c6nt
ipuroc, miroe pon oielci 5eitrn pro.
p6cSeit, 0oB cs mo6I Morqcn wcrocn
lpfroc ,cbc sic 9l6iiinnume filnc.
Die @olcrien 0eS SenotS maren
iibcrfiiat Giclc Ga6iuets.DiftoIic-
oer woreu omucicno, aud 66rten
cine 9Ln5obl scr 2eprGicutonten ser
Icbattc init Sittereiie SIT. Inter sen
@crtrctern aaSl0n0iiNer Nldctte III
ser Giplpmatcn-@olcrie 6cfono lid
Cir Gecil Spriu6 Slice, ser britiidjc
9otidloitcr.
Gie 5cnais gia oitoriiirt sen
%rGi0cutcli nibt mr. 5ur 9lrluiumg
pon @ouoclsiAiiicu ouoern gicbt
i6utatd OoS Redt, onoere i1nl no
tDio crihcinenOe W}ihcl ou3mpcnOeu,
I'M Die omeritaniihen 9iehtc 5i
ibdten. 9ctanutlib mar oieier @ai
iu8 III Der Sous. Bill opSacmer5t
morocn. glu1 lit ser 9Srdiioent niht
init Der &loticl ser SouSs8orlogc
einDeritoiiOeit nelac oic Geriibc
rung bon S6iifen oerbietet, sic Nfts
uitiou an 9orO 6o6cn
GIcbrere ser Senatoreu crlldrieu
ooB Die Goiiirimg Scr Gorlogc irii.
Der o0cr ipdter ariea bcoellten mir.
oe; ood foit ollie fii0icu bilBlL OaB
iie 6ereit mGren oieies 9iiifo aui ii@
5ll ncbmen.
Senator @onOericr lmo Senator
@ronoeoce iagteu aGs III meinc 9ln'
iiGt OoB TeutiblanO ioiort 0cl
&rie9 crtldft iuclu mir oaS critic
llnterieeboot imfen miirOeu~.
Sendtor 9oOgc erfl6rtc, OoB cr
ir0en0welcbem 9orilaute III Der Gor
lage opponiren meroe, luclMe sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
'Senot btrat0 Hbtr bic Grmdd)dgun0s=SS5orldge
2lbftnmuug Our6 laugt 9tbattt 5inals gtd)Ottn

Regierimg 3eiateu iid ebenioas ie6r
5ueefuopit. God fir sic meiiten
idien Ole gou5e Soc6e ais cine pol-
lige lleberroihung 5u fommclL mo
Die @ie6r5o6l ser 9eamten idien Oer
llcber5clIgung 81 ieih ooB Der oil.
geblde oellticbe %ori1lag entpeoer
gornidt Der merifouiiden Gegierimg
iibermittelt porOen iei o0er ober bon
oerlelben 5uriid0elpieien worocn iei.
3citlngcn welGe @in3eln6eital
iibcr Oos oneebliGe oeltidc Som.
plot bruAten lan9ten 6eiite bier all
uno pimOcu NIT oroBtom Sntereiie
geIeieh.
Cine 8GGi6unG qlou6t
N3 erifo.
5to6t @erifo. .. @dr5.
Sier 6crridbt oQgemein sic Mlcinu0
Dor, oaB ocr a3inuernann. griei~
ridt c4t icin fam. Gic Tceiering
miro mo6ribeinIic6 in Oeu nG6itcn
Sagen cine @rtlarung o6oe6eu.
8tiBen6e Gommentore
6titiiGcr Sebpreiie.
9on6on 2. @ldr5. s,n 9e.
5uo oIif oos oeuti@e aGonpIott" iaot
Der u@lobe~:
o8cpu immer Geutiblan6 Gin Oc.
lifatcs oiplomotii9es M}onopcr itns
terninumt, 10 Oenft man umpiIlfiirli6
al 0en @lep6onteu, ser Oie Sii6ncr
oiiS6riitcu pollte, oenn cine ingc.
ic6idtere &oritculng lit foum ocnf.
6or. 9lus Der nerifanii6 ioponi.
i1en Sntrigue 6aben Oic Geuti1cn
ocn 0r6Bt .mo9li6en &uOOel @}ll0Oel
Gcmadt Gic Soponeleu imo Gin
itol5eS, ritterlibos &olf, unO iic mcr.
6cn ooS Compliment m6t leid)t pcrs
ecfen mclAcS ibncl gcmodt mirO
6lr6 OaS 3iiammcn6ringen oes Nii-
fo0o nit Gorran5a. Dit cincm Stri6
hot Scr 9iei6Sfon5lcr BON 9et6monu.
@olnpeg oei StoI5 Der Sopancicn
iuiUcri65nlic5 6eleiOigt bat CT OdS
qon5e omeritoniicbe &olf Oapon ii6er.
3eugt OaB Ccuti6lano iein 5cino it,
nn0 bat CT ieincm cigencn &olfc I'm.
ol9lSiH(dDe S6ou0c su9eiiigt."
Gic o@oQ 0loa Wo5cttc" Ia0t.
Ser oatti@e @loh Sopon 3i ocr-
tnloiicn icin Spiel 81 ipiclclL 1T cin
Oeutlihcr 9clueis BON Geuti1lonoS
llnDcrmogen. OoS 6empcroutellt ser
Golfcr 3n peritc6cn, Oeren gSorte bin.
cen iniO ocrci 9iinOniiic meOer &c.
totft nod pcrfduit ipcrocn fonncn.
SefretGr 3intmcrmonn'S @riei
m0r mic Gin faltcr Strobl oltf sic
9lmcrifoncr sic ii6 einbiloeten OaB
lire Gnticrmhg ibnen Si6er6eit Dor
&erpidlun9cn curopGii1er @olititer
acmd6re. Sic iebei iebt eilt @ciltid.
lono bate ieinc 9rG6te oelegt ina
ieine @lincn unfer oen 8iiBcn i6rer
Ncpu6lif olS0cgroben mo lid ieii
2ouBcm porbcrcitet sen groBtcli Gor.
t6cil ans 9lmcrifas llnporbcrciicticir
5ii 5ic6en"
Scr ,,StauOatO" idot. g0ic Ser
Staofen cria6rcn mn iib ntr Elm pc.
MIG bon OcnL mas @robbritonnicn IN
ciucn 3ciiobi6uitte tiefen 6rieOcnS
0elitten Bot. Gcitic6e glgentcn orbei
tcten longc umo fleiBi0 llnrnbc II
&nOien Siiooirifd, in GcrIielt in 9lf
a6oniiton lmD in 9ior0-9lfrifa 3u CT
ucdcn mG6reno 0euti6lon0 Die bri
tlibe Wleiiumg in cincn orgloicr
SAlaf piegtc. Gieier &criuG, Sn
! pan mo @ierifo 6e0eu 9nmcrito 81
mobiliiireu intcr ser Goripie9ellml
ocr 6reluoidait 1T 5u iuo6ilH, I'M
non eiuem oiliridtigcu &olfe, iuie Nt
9lmcriioncr pcr9eiien 5n iuerOen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

StoOt @}erifo. 3. N}dr5. ~
Sier bcrridt oQaemein sic Mcimm9
por OaB ocr g3iinnernann.@rici~
iidt c@t icin fam. Iic Ec9ierimg
miro mo5ribeinlicb in Oen ndditcn
Gagen cine @rfldrlng a6ae6eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

&af fbingtou, 2. 0ldr3 Die
cnogiiltiec 9lnnobmc Der 6lotten.
oerpilieumaS 9ia muroe belte
abenO ourrb sic @cigerrng oes gie.
observation-disclosures beorobt, sic Gor.
loge 70 an5mebmen luic lie pom Sc-
nat eefomncn mar. Gs milr0e be-.
iont, ooB ooS $t50,0OO,000 C6ll9o.
Observation-Disclosures ais cine llitrpi'
rlmg ser 9liltoritat Oes ltntcr6diiics
ST beradbten lei. Die 8a6rer belocr
S51uier periudten cine @iuiglag au-
5ubo6ncn oenn Oie g}idjtdRnn9ne ser
&orla0c madt cine grtra.S lsing
ocs GoHareHcS uot6weuOlg.
Gon Sen $i50000UQO oQrn
$35,000,000 fiir Sen Nal pon lli-
tcrieebooteli auBer oenieuigau III sew
reguldrcn Gerwiuioim6sA9ia ino
Scr 9leit BON $ii5,00O,o00 fir oie
5crtigltellune Der I'M 9au bcgriiie-
uen arie8Sidiiie nnO pou S1oem
alf llnlerieeboote ucrpanot mcr0en
NSa Der ollgcuenen Bill fins Ger
milligungen iiir 0rei SbIadtdbiiIe,
einen Sdlodtlrel5er orei anoefe
SrclBer i5 3crit6rcr, 5pei Nlatc-
rial SrauSportidiiie 81 9iiiien
ltlterieebooie, 10 sSloitct.llnieriee.
boote iaO orei aiiiteii-98oAtidiiie
Uorgeieben
Sm Sale ser 9iotI)penoigieit bat
Der grdiiOent oic 9luiorit1t, oaS
sldtitlmoen @eict bei Reaierauss
Gontroltarbeitcu aili5l6eben.
Sir cine 5lueite Nlotieug gllaoeHlic
III San 6ronciSco ipcrocu $500.
600 unO fir cine ltntcriceboot- Balls
5it g|ep SonOon $i250,O00 peuuil
liQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
llod htine Spur,
@OtI OrruIibtem &cts
tangsbOOt

Ser OerieMften 6ritii6eu
Sorfe DWat9Orn' Gaitle. =
amci 9lucritoncr bcionOcn iib IN Oem
uerniBteu Boot. ~ 98erOcn olS
mo6ri6cinlib oerloren 6etra6tet.
Ser 9eri6t Oes @oninIs 6roIt
in Gneenstomn.
g8oi6inqton 9. Nldrj ~ DoS
GtaotSocpartemeut orbielt 6eute bon
@oniul 5roit in 0ieenstopu geno-
ere 9cri6te ii6cr Oic &erientlmg Der
6ritiidcn 9orfe o@olaorm @oitle"
uno oes 3ro1tOompier oEritouiou"
BON Scr Gonoloiou.Siuie. Gle Gepe'
i6e 0es GouiulS loutct.
,Iie britii6e 9orfe n@olgorm
Cattle ouf Der 5o6rt Don 9uenoS
9(ircS no6 GueenStomn nit elmer
2oOlrng N}oiS, Inn A ll6r 80 9tot.
ipittdas, 81 6e6ruar, "A @|eilen
meltliiomcItli1 bon Sun 9iod Oprh
Elm llntcriec6oot onocgrinen Sier
9lmcrifoucr an 9oro. 3uci pcrOen
ocrnliBt. @o6ridciulid oerIorcn gto.
men. g9iQiam Sodion gIr 40, 8eed
gtroBc 9lcm gorf, 10 Sabre olt
mo GopiO @olfer 0le9er @rcenc.
GouutD go, 30 Sabre alt.
@crcttctc 9(mcritoncr SenrD DER.
rift, 9ea0cr Sails, @ov uuO SarrB
GidjaroioN 9}r. 60, SonoOcr.StroBe,
9oiton beioe peiB. 9lle 9Imerifaner
warcn SccIcllte.~
@inc 5petc GcpeiGe bon oeu 6ons
mi 6ot Oeu iolgcu0cu 98ortlout:
nIonaIoion 6rohtoanpier uGritot
man" 2Sl6 Sonnen mlf ser 6abrt
Oou Saliior nod 2ipcrpoo, nit Ell
ner 2aOuuQ non Stii6giitern ma
@ierocn o6nc @ornlntg torpeOirt
Inn fl ll6r 80 I6cn0s, 26, 6ebruor,
80 Nlcileit mcltlic6 bon Tinglc. 3ipci
-Nlani BON Scr @eiabuua BON GO Der
niibf. Ser cilBigc 9lneritoncr an
@orO, No6n @hrpbD, pierter Diait1i.
nit 0ereitct. g8ettcr rou6 Oidte
Dlntel6eit, lcibte iiiO0itlic1e 9riic;
feinc Sicbter ouf Dem 9Hiiic. @opi-
tdu ia6 GcrpcOo al Oos SHiff 6cron.
fonmeu; trof Steuer6or0. SHiii IN
30 NlimItcu perloiiei; iouf ni@t.
9Iootc itonOcn 6ei biz 5 llbr Nlor.
dcnS 9lommolitdiS %otrouiIlenldliit
anlongte mO Gompicr ms Sdelpp.
tai nobnt Gonpicr Iouf 7 lt6r 80.
5ubnnrnlc6oot nicWalS 0eiidtet,
0loatS6oot ocrlniBt; miro perloren
0colau6t. Gas GpitdnS6oot bon Dem
Garipicr Gearing GroB" gcrcttct
&on6eS @citer, 6o6cr Secgdng
Iiorfc iiiOmriilidc @iuOc; ieiner 9ie.
oen bcgonn 6ci 9Inbru6 Der Gunfel.
(! belt. Gettllngs6oote in unnlitte6arer
@efo6r. lGnterice6oot BOT feinc @iiIil
an. Ter Gompier 1otc meoer &ono
nens uoh 0rohtlnicn N(ppdrat ali
gorO. GcriuDtc nidt SIT cntfommcn.'
9lod fcinc9oGriAt bon
pcrmiBtcm 9oot
0neenStopm .. MlGr5. s.
1T iti@iS bon ocm oermiBten 9iet
tAuQs6octe bon ser briiii6en @orfl
g@olgorm Goitlc," oie am Gic1ital
Oor cinem llntcrIee6oot 6cihoHcl
Itmo uerienft uurOc, ae66rt poroen
Sn oieicm @ootc 6cionocn iih 5lpe
9(mcrifoner GoplO S9olfer imO gGn
lSadiou.
1 Gin Staliencrlin0 Gin 9f 0 +
wc0etocrieuft
0le IL 0orf 3. Nldr3 81
&lmOc BON Der &crieAtNug arcie
Sdific OeS itolieniiMen Iaupicr'
o6amiglio" rmO Der uorpeoiibei
Sorte nSonooI" lpprOe 6cute Ool
Oem bolldn0iGen Iompicr Soma
frnoo" ndd bier ae6robt Ger Sam
iHer ium bon &ottercailt pia 9'or
| ioIf nao6 0iecn Sofcn
GopitdH &ilier bon Der nSoma
| riuoa" cr5dblte bon Ser 9lcttlng por
172 Nldnneru Sroncn lno @noer'
| in oer Gut6t bon &iScoOa am 8. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

&aiBim9tOn, 2 @Gr %raFSmt gsiiion'S Sia mrdc cine
%tt Der beaien &enGt gntgcbcfeu baben a wuOc benc
n unaeu Sbune Os SeuotS nsctenO beprOen uuS dieu
Geute SIbenN Der guuobmC uG6er gcrHdt 5u ieiu.
9 Schatc nmioNc aac %6ach Der uslduSdeu SceBnuaeu b
Natipn.
@cgcu sic @ahuoGm mcId Sas ch panS Stci Der Ione
nid umeitgrcinNch 1onSSn pai cBen mn nadc d cn eb
ncraidc Cppotou strnS 9od oa sic Grdgnns Der Juhnam
Oen SeraOu Die lang ercbue wgnEct lire AnFGt bN9ld Der
0egnuGrten &rs 81 auern urS Der 9bot uarben feline Sran.
teu anscot Otocm ocn Sat beauut Sof Ydout ami Os
%Uracben Ntier &6rperidaft uart
Die &GrcSHicn be Der 9cbate w0Cr cnmal D0g
ae0d nub Die meicn Saipren UaeAnnntsu pim Gle
ment crru dv Un Scn %rdfbenten in n 4Oi nnttHtcu
GcnotUr Suu Der %Orft beS @omt5 fir uusGuOide Seic
Gaocn nber ser o n Shanus g6Bnl6 Scr gSdrtarr ser
aSnniraon in on 5roeen IT, 500 d pn Scicr Angabe 5nrad
iObaI0 sic SiD Oem GOnite einberidjtc wnr0c
@r oec Gbidtct eefue ibm nid lin Sreref ser SiN
Scu Scno G uHterbreitc 6rau6u SmuScnent
Sdfcu Wdc Nnntiuu tnau ute ameri
faniihu Sdffn acwGGr mir6.
Senator NdrOf seWaor 2obgc sic rangGliccu Ocmuira
iu bepu rcpublnieu Nalocr DS Gomi mnftcn sic
ThbrcrIdo Hbcrnc9mcm Senator SO Ucc Hr cu 6alns
E ucIe &upfi@mer5cn eenodt ate fn6n ednen
Fbc sic Wounm prdcu werSc, aber rn SbMcr u5uleeN
Scute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

@e4tc 0es |rdiioenten oerfiir5ten.
o9Geun ir9eno Elm bepainetes ame-
rifaniicbes 5@iff Elm lluterieeboot
iie6t, III eS 0eHcn @iIitbt oas llnter-
ieeboot 3lm Snifcn 3u. bringen"
io9tc ser friegcrilt6c 5mator bon
WluiiadbliicitS.
Senntor 9lecO betouie, odB Die
9lnud6mc Ser @ia III ser cingcrcicb.
ten 8orm uibtS 9tnoeres 5u bcoeii.
ten 6oben miirOc olS Grieo.
9llS iid) sic 0ppoiihon ecgcn sic
Gorlase itGrftc, ,crbob ii6 Scnator
2o00c imo oerIaS 0oS Gdbeleramm
OcS " s. SoD, Ociicn CLUTTER un0
5bpciicr noc6 Dem llntcroaugc Scr
p2acouia1 itarben. lln0 Toldlc 6GIlc
lolten Our6 sic GorInge pcr6inSert
perOen.
senot6r ga 6oIette frug, ob Scr
Eraii0ent nod Der @onIiitnti6u im.
bcarci5tc @cwalt babe.
Scnotor 2o00c crpocrte: u9(eir
er bat feine gIutoritGt, aauffo6rtci.
ldiiie 81 belp0iinen0.
Senator @iidcod ioate, oob oaS
GomiteslmcnOemeut ocu 5diifeu
Der &crciniaten Stoateu 9lntoritdt
aabe, lid iglbit aeacn uleeictlitbe
Nnarlfie SIT oertbeiDigci.
ScrarO iidcrbriust @utidlaft uom
Ipaaiidjeu GSuia.
BoriS, 3 NiGr5. Cine Tepe
lt)e an 0en ,@erolo" BON 92aorio
laqt IS miir0e iit oiplouotiihen &rei.
len be5auptci oaB ser normoligc
omeritaniihe 9otidaiter ia 9erlin,
Games @eraro, Scr iid oui ser &eiic
uad 9lmcrifa 6eiinOct cine 9otihoft
pom a0nig N.lionio al sen @rdIioeu.
ten SSiIion nit iib iiiDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
YrdIiOeNI miro leincn lli0en 5a6en
Dgiglid lolitik bcwafn lltntralitdt
Sad Oen gefern SOrnO gegebenen StuseidJea.
COeil9e0enOe OOIInNdjt Odrfte Utt(On ge-
Wd6u WprOPn.
Die Slmiidt Der senatOrcn hber bic iutcruotiOnnlc
Sriits.

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ban bic 9uao9me Ner Inaua6mc aca nit 9cn4lon9 6cSn
warOc gOn mc9rcrca cuaurcn acanfer anOerc iprc-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
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sic Wer66rte @orauSiebuug, DaB Sos
pan icinc gllliirteu uerloiicn t0nnic.
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rem iolnen Glmc GeutiblanOs oili s
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bi8u5ufiigen.
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5ur 3eit bier peilt, bot felt ser Scr
0iientli6una ser @eiNidtc iid alien
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quit oeoriffen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Das @lottrnbau-
prOgramm.
Grtra.% iaigultg OOn
Sf50,000, 900.
9feiu. SpnDDn als Sulis fir
ltntericebDDtc.

Sine 5ipeite SIotten 9lto6emie in son
5roncisco. @r0Iioent cr6alt
gIutoritdt, oos 9(dtitpuocu.@e @eies
bci Goutrattorbeiteu apiSubcbeu
$95,ooo,ooo iiir pcitere llntcr
Ieeboote aus9eleet.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASE
MENT

MENT
It's headquarters for Bargains of
real merit. Bargains for the whole
family. Clothing, furnishings,
dresses, coats, boys and children's
clothing, shoes, etc It's the clean
up department for the whole store
and it's full to overflowing with
bargains that no other store could
hope to equal. Come and investigate
and see for yourself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
DULL and SHARP
SHOOTING PAINS
Michigan Lady Suffered Such Pains
In Back and Head, But Says
Cardui Stopped These
Bad Spells.

Palmyra, Mieh.-Mrs. Chas. T. Full.
Ter, of this place, writes: I'm 1911
got rundown. and I suffered great
pain. with both dull and sharp
shooting pains. also back and head.
was weak and could only drag
around, and should have been in bed,
for / really wasn't able to be up. At
times l would have spells that would
be so bad I'd have to go to bed, and
suffered intensely.
decided to try Cardui, and saw
great improvement in less than
months time. 1 used or bottles
and was stronger. . Il got SO much
better that my strength returned and
my work was easy for me. Cardui did
me a world of good. 1t built me up in
health and strength. haven't had one
Of those bad spells since. l haven't
had to take any more medicine since
or have any doctors either and have
been able to do my work right along
~ recommend It to other women
highly as the best medicine know
Of for women who suffer from female
trouble"
II you suffer from female troubles,
follow this advice. Get a bottle Of
Cardui today and give 1t a thorough
trial It should help you, as 1t has
helped thousands OF other women In
the past 40 years. At all druggists.
EB-N
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
Watch This Space
SPECIAL FROM s O'CLOCK TILL 8
O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
4Oc TURKISH TOWELS 2Sc

4 limited number Of fine Turkish
towels on special sale today from 6
o'clock till o'clock. None before 6
o'clock None after 8. 40c Turkish
Towels 2SS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-15
LESSON NO so.
THE SOLDIER IN BATTLE.


The average civilian. no matter how
brave he may be. has little desire 20 go
| into battle Even though he knows
very well that the chances of his be-
| ing killed or severely wounded are
comparatively small. yet the thought
of placing himself in a post of dan
ger fact to face with IA well-trained
and courageous enemy is moro or less
terrifying to him.
This state of mind is entirely natu-
raj. Every man goes through it. The
bravest soldiers of the civil war and of
all wars testify to their dread of en-
tering battle: but this is 4 feeling that
can be conquered even by man who
Is physically timid. II is related that
a veteran soldier was observed by one
of his comrades just before the Battle
of Seven Oaks to be white and tremb-
ling and was reproached with being
scared. Yes" he replied, IF you
were one half as scared as l am
you'd be making a dash for the rear
Ninety per cent of the men now fight
ing so dauntlessly in Europe have
doubtless passed through similar eN-
perience and hold themselves in the
path of duty only through mastery OF
their physical fears.
Growth of SelH-Confidence.
As mans military training pro-
crosses, his body becomes stronger,
and therefore better able to stand
strain and intense activity. He grows
accustomed to the noise of heavy fir
ing. He gets practice in handling his
rifle and his bayonet with skill, so that
he becomes confident of his ability to
defend himself. He learns how to ad-
vance over ground apparently swept
| by bullets without exposing himself to
really effective fire. He grows used
to the idea of meeting enemies face to
face in battle.
All your training as a soldier will
work toward putting you into condt-
ton to meet the test of battle when
the time comes with True American
spirit-with the intelligence and cour-
age that make eventual victory GER
tain.
Private soldiers are not required to
study tactical problems. These are
solved by the higher officers. But
every man should thoroughly under
stand the following elementary prin'
ciples of combat:
/. The offensive wins.
2. Battles are won by the individual
soldier. 1t is emphatically up to"
him. Splendid leadership and fine
equipment are of avail only when each
private does his utmost.
3. Victory depends more on nerve
and fighting spirit than on the best
weapons and armor in the world.