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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
SdlwriStr llOrtn.
gnbtOtt eresn iulde aus lGunitiunss
Iabrifrn.


,.2ouFt feline Muniiiouspbrenl" I'm
ter oisfsm Mablipru4 boben li9 famts
lide 9ereine ilno 9erbdnbe 9eutI1er
SuipeIiere, @olDs luD SiIberIhmieoe
Iofpis Der llbrenbran9e suIammenaez
funbeH uno bic Sperre iiber IiinfSebn
Der Debeutenblten llbrsnfabritanten Der
5rausSfiden S9pei3 perbGnet,
fbreibt elm oeutf6es 8latt. 0ieIeS
@oreebeH Der eenannten 8ereiniguugen
bat nibts nit einem iiberrei8teu Nas
tionaleefubI gu tuu, Oas Der S9pei3
segeniiber AUDI Inn 70 psnigsr am
pluse ipGrs, aIs Die Gio9enoTenI9aft
5unaI ouf pbiluutropbiI6em @ebiste
oles tut, paS in i6ren &rGften Itebt.
4bsr 5u bisiem Mabllpru9e muBte
uniere @ei6dftspeIt i@ betennen,
no96em es bstonut gsipuroeu mar, ooB
Elm Sell Der S9pei5er llbrenfobriten
ibre Wertitdtten i'm Dienife 5ronts
reihs uuo @nglanbs in Wlunitionsfas
briten umgepanbelt batten. gluf un=
umfOblibe 8eipeiie esftiiBt, begaunen
oonn oleroings unIere 2onbsleute
ibren 5elb5ug gegen oieie 9lrt Dor
n9efdGftsfreunoen, . aber aud bier IN
Der rubioen MeiIc unIeres @oItcs.
&eiH pilbes 3a9sseI6rei, feline pis
tenOea glntIoeen. Die Serren tolIroen
einfod bor Elm @ntpeoer - eeItelt.
@ntpeoer @iaiteIluug oieIer SeeresIies
fcrungen an unIere 6einbe, ooer g(us=
iperrung ibrer llbren bonn oeutIben
Martt! @iele iomen CUR geIiHnuns.
Denn i'm lebien Sobr Dor 9hsbru9
bes SErisees bate Deutf9lono aus Der
SdDei5 fir 32a Miuionen 5ranfca
llbren beScgcu, bos eeIiebte Srontrei9
ober nur fir gon3e ~ 3 WiIlionenl
So tebrte oeun bic Mebr5abl Der 5a=
britanten gu ibrem 9epobnten Tabris
tations8lDeis Suriid. Nur fiinFSsbn Tirs
men bobeu Der @ntente Ole Sfeue be-
pabrt, unb iiber lie 1T nun bic Sperre
ptrbGnst porOen. 9ereits buben 1000
Observation-Disclosures Dem Sperres glusz
fduB gegeniiter Iib perpfIi9tet, un6
fdpn lit cine 8epegune i'm @onge, bob
audi Die @erbduOe Der Donaumonars
die eiHen gIeiAen 8sfdluB fdKsH.
Damn iperben pieie rueutrolen" Srrrs
f9afieu bort setroffeu lein no iie am
ibperitsn iid getrOfFeu fiibIen: am
@elbbeutsl!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

0ie &rebie pereeu in eineu aeFel
nit tOdenoem @aTer getan, unb nit
elmer Sanbbou SuI3 5pou3ig Winuten
lang 9etO6t Msnn iie gar iinO, iper=
oea iie aug oem WaTer geuommen uno
cas- SlsiT9 lpiro abgeI0it, re9t brbuts
fam. oaB ole G1a.e ni9t serbricbt.
gu einem NiHt SleiIG pirb etpds
SaI5 unb @feffer gegeben, erIt penig
uno bdnu hleBr, penn Is na9 bem
Sdmedeu rGilih erfdeiut. Nlan rei0t
ettpas D}ustatnub oariiber unb aibt
bann nod folgen6es gu: GiHen 9SFfeI
BON geItobene Crater poer Yrotirumeu,
oioei gut psridIcgene @ier, spei ge.
itrideHe 2OffeI bon Butter, alles gut
5uIammeneeriibrt uno bann Die rsiuges
ipaIdeneu GdoleB esfiiIlt; oisIe lpers
ben nit Dem Saft BENEFIT, nit 8rots
trumeR obenauf beitrsut unb in ben
8adofen eeFeat Bis iie bslbroun fino;
Elm poar Mlinuteu 9eniigsn oaSu. sic
Ipllien beiB, auf groBen SdlIisln auss
gelegt, ierpiert lpsrCsu. Man ibt iie
gum Sriibftiid unb 9lbenObrot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
MalIe au Mtness Pic.

Sine SaFe SlciTb. sinunOeiubulb
9aTen &oriutbeu, sinunbsiubalb 3dfs
fen brduner 3uder. cine Safe geTtpBes
nsn 8uder, brci 9oFeu gsbadte QtepfsI,
Elm, 9aiie feinsebudtes glierenfett, cine
SuTe SleiIdbrii6e, 8pei ScsIOFfel
SuI5, Sipci SeeIOffeI 3immet, eiuen
boIben 1etIofFel MlustatbIiite, cincn
boIben EseI0ffsI 92eItsn, Ole 9eriebene
@inbe uno rem Saft elmer 3itroue, elm
balb Stiid 3iironoi fein 9sbadt. Qtues
miro 5uIommen geto6t, bis Die qepfel
mnb gtOiinen ipeib, liub, Oanu (absr
nidt ouf bem Diem, ipiro cine bolbe
Saiie @ranop uno cine babe 3aie
Sberrp oo5u gsgoHcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Sir 9anS unO
9i6e.
@prnsH Hrtttsrs.

gtuf ein Quart osrT6Rittsnss Corn
rednet man spsi GBI0ffeI Don fdBsn
Gabm, cine lln3e Butter, SoI3 unO
pfeffer nad @eidmod. 9aSu riibrt
man 10 DisI Mebl, oaB bic @laTe bic
&onFiten5 einss SismIih ltsifen Seiees
erbdIt. glu6oem man mod Elm 81 buz
nit perriibrt bat, iti6t man I9IfeIrpeiie
oopOn beraus in iieoenbeS Jstt uno
IdBt Die Sriiters soIOgslb baden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

DONl2OerQllllner8ul VQllerllpCuler,
9lieieneriolg oe6abt ms Sen Stint.
Icrn OoS ibnleidelboiteiie Sob cin.
gebrodt. Yluf Dem gon5cn @ege BON
9fclp Dorf nod 6riscO lnO bon Spos
fame bis nod) 9SitiSburgb ian0cn eS
Ole 2eute einia1 g5um SdieBrnl~
Mdn milB o6er ole &oriellmg iebcr
umD man miro leid)t begrciicn t6n.
nen. Dab man ilbcraIl iiber bic feine
&onnp @raiiD ole 9lmolia Sdon,
den ocs @nierntbcoters un0 @eteri
@obmanm 0en mpidiigeu, tollpot.
idligcit Sreuoenfiibrer E6rGucu &C.
lad)t bat 0ic Gberommeraqicr ia.
ben 0icies Sabr sum eritcu WlQl i'm
69obitSbenter~ IN Miliuaufee cine
gap5e @ode gaiiirt, imO Iino ouf il.
rem Griolg ooiel6it beionoers itolJ
oenn ibr StonO Oaiel6it mar nidt
bcionoers Ieibt, Ou man in GentIdl.
9Itben 0urd sic eigenc oeutibe Bib.
ne icbr Dcrlpobnt lit.
Ger @roiinungs 0oriiellumg folgt
Oam am Gonucritog gl6eno Sang.
bofcrs gldn3enoeS GoIfSitiid Ser
5rueitc Sd)os." Ga Oic bciocu @oit.
Ipiele inter oenl @Srotcttorot oeS
8rouen6uu0eS oeS r@iirgcroercinS"
itcben mo bon Dem 9iciBertroa ocm
@HlisionO 80 @rojcnt obgeliefert
iucpOen IoIlteu bic bei0eu @oitipiclc
Der GberaunleraQuer Dos iueit9c.
lenOiic Sntcreiie iin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

ler oiiiSciii6rt inir6, oen 9lnidn9 bi(.
IScten Cen bier oiiitrctcn0eu Shail,
niclerniicn 0e6t nibt oIein ein 9lui
pifuntcr Sd5nbcit, icnOern dith cine
c6rnioldlc 0rianaIidc 9In5icblrgS-
frait oie 0urb Die wnnOcrpollcnSoi
lctien erb6bt miro, porolS 8ilireO
9urds in 81 9opc Sublime" trot i'm
6iim.9rogrontm oui
Sr. imo 6rou Grnit Curtis jeigcn
igrc oramotifdbe Munit in ocm Gin
otter l9e Oioilcr Wiope," ebcnio ire.
len III chem ioldDen Wlartin umO8Io.
renee iit ,Gdu0bt luit0 toe GOODS"
dui. 9Irdcr mo @orO iciicIten ollrd
@eion1 mo intcreiinnte llnterbol
thug, cbcnio mic bic 6cioeu gntiiten
BELL mo @loDo, 6erncr trotru 9lnd
Iluio @ineent ue6cu AuOercu inoSona
SFetc6eS~ aui.
Dtuiif 9elcGrung.
SSn Der 0iiliben Solle OcS 9Sen6o.
~ GoucrootorinmS iin0et an
Gonncriiag glbcno, ocn 10. M6r5,
8 llbr 9lbeuOS, Gin gnrtrag ii6ero Gic
Stimmcn bon 6roucu" iiott. ipcIdlcr
BON Girginio s 9Iod6eaO unter BE.
IruBlma ocS 0looicrS o6oeboIten
miro. Gie Eamcn Morn g. glOOion,
Gli3n6etb 9(l6ert GIeauor GboIe, 8.
9lonoolpb rmO A9ueS 3uniib lper.
Oer Die Soliiten icm
@dtou g 5Dmpbonie, Orhc.
lter.
llntcr ocr Seitimg pon Gr. aorl
Nind miro oaS goitou Spnipbo.
ME. Srdeiicr ho .,9pric S6caicr"
nlorgen. Nlithpod, 9l6cuO ooS lcbtc
gop5ert in oieicr Saiiou o6baltcn.
nobci oic bcrii6ntc 2ieOcridngcrin
elena @cr6arot oils Soliiiin mtitre-
len miro. GoS Grdelicr miro @lo.
i5arfS Spmp6onc in G.Iur, inter
NOcm gomen ySupitcr Symphonic"
bctohnt opliiibren. Srobncm oicic
FGompoiition ibrcm Sn6olt nod boil.
! itdnOig MODERN lit pirO lie in ibrer
| Sorm fir tlailiid 0cbolicn. Sic
5pcitc ghImmcr miro oqS SongcOidt
! h Son Suon" bon Ridaro SironB
bilocn mo @olomorrs bcrrIitbc
Gll0criiirc oSnl ,Srii6Ima" biIOct sen
Shlu6. 6rdulein Gcrbor0t miro
! bier Sieocr BON 9ectbopcu iiugen
o@onne Scr @cbmlib." n0ie Grom-
mel geriibrt u5relIopoIl mo leio'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
ReUo(utiOndre llmtrie6e.

Dem rSdpeioeriIbenp prsbteIeeropb"
tDiro aus rufiilheu fooiaIoemOirati=
fhen Jfreiien foIgenbe glbi9rift zines
@sbeimruubIhreibens SueeftelIt;
StsIlDertreter oes Stobes
bes 9iiuoburgsr Miliidrbeairts.
l5. @5eptember 1916. @ebeim.
gln ben
Gbsf Der WliIitGrbe3irfss SanitGtspsr=
tpaItung
bss Diinoburger WliIitdrbs5iris. Z
Gs finO mir Mitteilungeu sueegdns
gen, boB unter ben Sol0aten Der 9lbz
tsilungeu, bic inner9olb oes @itebIters
Gouperuements itationiert Iino, in ber
IeBtsn 3sit cine undergraduates Gtims
mung beo6o9tet pur6e, pobei bic
trantsn uao perpuabeiel Solooien,
bic iid5 in ben 2aSarstlen unO &rdrs
tenb1ulern in GrStlider 8sboueluno
teFinoea imHer 6fter ouf Die gotipens
nisteit zines raTden 5rieocns gu iprsz
den tommen inO 5uglei@ aud cine
tritiIde 9altua1 ben 0orgeTsbten ees
geniiber all ben Gag legea Gs itebt
ouBer 3peiieI, baB ole peri9limmsrte
@timmung unier ben SoIbuten ibnen
uidi blrd Die 2oIten Res Wlilitdrbien=
Ites etngef5bt III, fonbern ourd bic
@nipeIenbeit bon rcpollltionGrsu Gles
meniet bic cine 0tgitoiior gum 3ipefe
ciuss fnib5eitioeu 5rieoens besonpen
babcn. Die Miltsilung ipiro ouf Be
febl oes 6aupiea bes GcSirtcs Sbrer
gr5euen1 sur &srntniS gebrdht aud
Su Dem 3lped, fuIs cs fir pDtig bes
Funbsu ps.beu fouts, oie n6tiqen MoBs
nnbmen gu ersreifcn. I'm unter oen
tranIen unS DsrpupOeteu SoIbdten
Der GrDrtsrung Ser Srose bes Sries
brnsltluiIcS Gin6olt at tun. @us
Original III untsrJeidnet @enercImas
ior Meopjeoeip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
ErNthab bn.

Sin junees Sier ertenntman baran,
DAB es fleiI1ig lit, 5orts Saut, gIqtte
@eine unb tleine Sporen bat. Sci
Gltereu Sieren iperben ole S6uppen an
ben @einen bart uno rDtlid, bei iin9es
rem iinb iie groubIdu. Gin a9t pfuno
Surisp iit fir cine tleine samilie
geniioenO. Gr miro iiber flammenoem
papier ogeTengt," oann ipirS er Iou=
Der getpdi9en, cusoenommen, 5liisel
unS SaIS entfernt; defenders Iorsfdl.
ii3 mub Ger &ropf bsraus9enpmuen
peroeiL I'm tic i'm llmgsten6s Snut
nidt Su oerIsben. Noh Dem TiiGen
breHiert man BEN Eruiboba mlb Be-
i0taeIt Die @ruIt barauf nit Sped
itreifen, nomit Oos SIeii9 iCb5n Toftiq
NIB lrsiB blsi6t. Sn eine @Tonne 0ibi
man Elm boIbeS Pfuno Butter, Iobolc
bisTe Hodfeiot, legt man oen 1rutbobn
hincin unD brat ign unter bGllfgem
@eeisBen 3ipei Bis orci Ghau6en; il
nab @roBc ino grl!cr. Sin iuaigcr
Grutbabn bon o1t pFunb 1T in Sipei
Shnocn, bon 8sbn Afun0 in Speiuubs
einbolb GtunOsu gar, foem er unune
terbrpHcn, nit 1eniioenoer 8rlbe bras
tct uno fleibig be9oIien miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

poIl~ ms sic G6rc @pttcs in Der
9sohw" Sic @uunOloqc iiir ooS
5lpeiie imo brittle 9ieO lit pou @cc.
tbopeu aus @oei6e's nGemont" ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

Sn ben amrraQiin Sadmorit cdicucu n6 snrScm Sic
lIahcnacG6adrr, hie mcltdclauna @crae aru
in gra GrrQnseaebea wOrAc mo in 1enIdauO Nucu pDn
GgcmpIarcn perbrcict lao,
9hi Bidder bi0c cine olducuSc tacuSie RarItea ser melt
gcddtben Grcan bic 3u 3ct au gSe IN @iem baten Mer
0eim @crg an Ger Dcb Sad nbl niamt oor ndt
ldinen oc frtgSbuhn eiH 9sbr m0 iplgpno SGuOc
IdrcucH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

BON Sapitan .2jeutcnont SrGcrr ppu 6Urfucr
Git 80 giIbern imo aortcu
&opdn eiutcau bon Soru ii cncr Scr Gtcin mS croIarb.
lien 8oot GomnonDouea Der 0Gudcn Gar SIN goroottlf I'M
Gn9dc &ano Der Srhcn NIT ucr Glonudat fbne
&euc5Hac ptcrwnncH Oencn 6ccm mn0uocu 2tB pou
memo erdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
lSateilt glllIpdltc

SGntent glnpdltc.
Gowln y. eamuelS NcbiSioaJi; Rafenic. san
,,S eeeS Gnggmgrleh gg &eraaSredte @SarglnnS
Glaplir Y, 5grqaiOu. iie-ii7 enu aailotna
y. S. 4 ". 4 NsWarS, ili Gominesai 9lba.
|raiialren le is12 criolarci@ II baltimore.
glirtomo6ic.
gndasS. s5 So. 100 tos re- 7s0
pNadnro MsotDr 80, III Baltimore" G1atlrSa
@ifnbe INN WN HpNnllwnpWie
, SnaIsA. re fo2elaee ear $500 mo $3.50.
'Ysaf. 'saf 81 %pb,lf eav" @agucs l@9s 1910.
2opOwirtbinaitIic9c oIcratjq un0
SGncreien.
@ri''i1 1pn'cr Co., 2o5 @oro gaca zlrobc
%lilN6ug, airnarpS, 9ldnqcs lma
Gclcn Gad0adeu mi0 NiAilcn.
SeHHen Siosv o23 observation-disclosures
Silipicriduicoe lmO GhluGprS
SpAn NuDeu tsa4 SDnmrS. @treIe. & & 81
Aelepbpl. }solic 1899.
,Scner.&criicbernnacn.
sH n Sladeliitc & tsg., i7 ai ebam6er n
oSSeatinc 8nersr4haerrnaS cleisaiaait 0bl,
llu0g. NM 9'eii,mctc Shuhe
y AcNamNWcriiNnlidlr yfNgfs9ctfmcvnnNS.f Dr.
lsul@alt galiimeFe'@ttaGc mh vlipRy
,sio9li Srusaasr 80. oi ciptpoola. asnm 81.
ssailieio Mehoeni MHGacr pi Q5 0pQma
prr ~ Commerce Nuilninu
p~craapG 1eurr @criihctNnnS WrietllMaa',
Baltimore iiil0 Eorib SiidGt
@lehpIattcn, Niciaa. ctr.
SeeM NonillH 4 So, 5Nr., @ IS auloufon.
@ian0Iei6.@cIddite
vNeniellbaieo ecen Co., ! Gofo,Gab airaee,
Gilempoorea aler slrt mo SUI
iAMie6 3ubc66r
y. -scpii @eDpc 60, 500 sGi gosA SAB eir.
0iacutbinnS 9Iecnicn iHio Sdn0icr
Mnte q. Dunan q Nepusm, 10 EfAcfmanns
3eitlmacli. 3ciiihriiien ctc,
saAs 9a4iagre %gWg rgmpqanD Ropcli Y ~
Gcatihc Qliidtr im0 3etlhriitem
" Naaitim. Gr. 900 sgenQcripnion 9iFabp.
Gboioaropl.
"ealr@ei Il eia 8oaioarap0 pea slus5slhmna
9fah0lal Nantci.
eahe 30 Tgpn &ailnnM NauA Guhs ualS
Stslet ifagc Sacoa gs, Nooi 9ldhoenl,
NphfN 9lo0ne Sl0liircr
pSescno &atipnai Nani", 8@2 Gii0 aknabmdb
!r 2HdNlier Nulilrer
p&cittM glatIupal Hnnf" fa Mofh 0iaip ~fr
VS. Dlurpn Naifer
@taais &onfcn.
pTeatidr @cnt pou @aiAmprcr. Baltimore. uab
Npui1nR &ifutc MiiarN A8qlcr Trnlnepi.
Snbu 3 gcnssr &.te erGfoeni: Ctogae
Nnna, Mdliirer
@par Qlmten
rHcntl4r Spat60nf non gdlinHeren. 6nfam.
nno @ailiMprc habc
EraFt0ompaQnien.
esale NepeW ape ssgn 0omeanAr 10 aouihl
aesnueRisu, olv oea !, Ecntltru GDrre.
npnhrrtcn" uldlt piiuttIidl unrr u.Ireaels
maWa erhnltem ftue arbrfcn, ecf Clflre
Annrp usg 9ylrhh0n r0er gshrttsll,A eMllsr
tbelIuua hn ma&tm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

3ubereitung BON Guitarns.
@cp66nlit9 gibt man bei gutoroS
a9t @ier ouf Gin Quart Mi!9; uber
Elm sbenIo gutter tonn aus feds Giern
unN nod ipeniger onaeFeytist pcroen,
bouptSd9lid Durh bic 3noaDe zines
GBI0ffeIs Dlebl, bos gut nit bem 3ut.
Ter permii9t feig muB. ebe bic dnoeren
Seiianoteile aueeseben iperben. GU
liarbs t6nnen eelo6t, esbodcn obcr
burd Dompf qor 9emo1t lperoeu, IN
SoRen oOer erOBsren Gjefdbcn. Sebr
Diel bcfer 1T es, bic MtilA crit gu TO-
den inb oann ertoIiet 5u gebranhen;
aud etpos Sal8 mdht Die GpeiTs
T1mddbaTter SIT gebrou6t man ftis
zen 9iabm itatt M(ilb, aud mebr @ier,
ipenn Der Guitaro, ooS @oufflee ODER
Der MuFopF beTonberS fein iperoen lol.
8ei oetoNtsm Guitorb Iie0t man bic
glaHe in finer G9aRel III cinem aus
oereM sr6Beren, bolb nit MAILER ges
fiillitn 9opfe oufs Ssuer. 9liId ober
So6rs iperben beinaM gum RoGs
puntie gebrucbt. oum Gier unb Iouz
liiges 8ueebSr tineiaeesebcn, uno bic
WadNe ipirb fIcibig uocb elmer Hi9hng
geriibrt bis ans Godcn, bamit bic
Gier ni6t bid perben. Die arDBte
SgrgTaIt fOate lei aebadenen guitoros
auf Die olei9e uno mdBise Set3ung
bes Sfens Derpenoet ipcyoen. Dies
font 70 I1madbafte @sribt 1T gang
ungeniebbay. ipear es bel Der 3ubereis
hlrg ipaiierig uno moIlis toirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

SllpfcrldlHic0e itn0 9Shnu6prS.
Spbn NuDeu, tsa4 SDomrS. atr1De. & G p
2elcpbpn. 2Solie i0sV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Sycner s,crlicberfl,loet

@lehplattcn, Nictaa. etr.
spen noniila = Gog 5nr., % is aulouiioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Die 9@ra4t am @Naaerrali
bon nit 80 @il0grn ln6 Qartcn


Sncr Oen 0rci Stcruc pctgt M en Ciier ser Oucu Na-
rnc Der oe 9rpBe Sbo @fa9crra nt9modt mo Den uubc
rcbare S9 Der 6Gtd 5oie be 0e 6ic gra0 mtertdmpit
bat
A(s ll>Rool )omman0Nnl gegcn Gng(an0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

WcrcqntiIc SlacucH,
M ". Giul " @p..
COZ GlQ Wlerplano spii gaiioiua

8aunaterialien lbiircn, 6cniter.
r1bnlen SG0cn ac.
Gas, y. Sciicr & Co., li5 IN cno Sre6erlds
Sirdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

aDsnurRieu, olv oea ,,Hcntlgbrm GDrrev
mpnhrrtcn" uldst DiiWftiidl ppcg uureaels
MaN'a erhallen, fue arbrtcn, scf Office
NHnrv uss sylfhh0n c0er IsRrtlslltA tllt~
tbelIuua kn maAtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

EraEtGoHpaapien.
rsaic Eepsm app Sgen 0on1am'. 10 aouiui
5iraRc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Bull, Running Wild
On Fifth Ave., Sends
Shoppers Scurrying
Freak, Loose from West Side
Abattoir and Gives Police
Thrilling Chase

A bold, bad, Western steer broke
loose from the crowd Of his fellows
filing into Stern Brothers abattoir'
Eleventh Avenue and Fortieth Street
Yesterday morning, and started out to
see New York before death overlook
him.
In the hour that followed he visited
Broadway, galloped up Fifth Avenue 10
the Plaza. inspected the new subway
system. narrowly escaped falling, into
il. frightened men, women, children
and horses by the hundreds. and gave
Patrolman William Artus and five other
policemen the most unhappy Time Oh
their careers.
Patrolnan Artus met the steer at
Eighth Avenue and Forty-elghth Street
That il. he just missed meeting him by
ducking into doorway. The animal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

States and of every resident OF this
country. u
Ferdinand and his wife was selzed upon
by the Prussian trust magnates TO pre-
cipitate the great European war IN IVA
for the purpose of Selling more sea
coast and forcing her allies INTO her
clutches for the formation OF the
Mitteleuropa Trust. -,
"And now, in 1917, Prussia. sun
convinced that 1T is important thaI
she should be the one attacked, de-
liberatelv forces the United States INTO
n state of war, her greedy, covetous
ewes as always fixed on the possessions
III others. while with mock heroics she
attempts to play the role Of the perse,,
ruted one. Read her record as carved
with her sword. as written IN her dlpl0-
macv. as evidenced by her propaganda
and intrigues. In the light Of our eN-
nerience in this country since the sum
mer of three years ago, we can uhdeI
stend something of the methods EN-.
nIoved which provoked the wars OF
1864, 1866 and 1870. H.
"Nanv of our residents who them
solves or whose forebears were porn IN
Germany have been able through the
advantages afforded them here to reach
nositions of affluence and influence
What would be their present condition.
both financial and social, had they
never emigrated TO the United States
Whv did they leave the place OF their
birth? Let them ask themselves these
questions. They claim to be pracucal
men of affairs; then let them look at
This question from that standpoint, ana
I am sure they will realize that their
interests lie unquestionably with the
corporation in which they have their all
invested. 49,.
Get us keep our friendships, our
affection for our friends in the Central
Empires. but let US stand shoulder 20
shoulder and see this fight through
let us strain every nerve TO help our
corporation to win this fight and not
90 down before the predatory Prussian
Trust.
"Some Of US to-day stand in much
the same position as our political an
cestors at the time of the Revolution
arv War-one day British subjects. the
next fighting against Great Britain Tor
this free country which has made US
what we are. / should venture TO
amend the excellent advice given TO
German Americans and resident aliens
nv Attorney General Gregory, obey
the Saw and keep your mouth shut, TO
'Obey the law, speak up and strike out
for the United States of America For
II Is only by such action that we can
save our possessions and prevent the
reaction on innocent and loyal persons
~ the reasonable acts Of the PAID
sgitators OF the Central Powers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

continued on his way to Broadway, ana
Artus boarded a passing automobile
and started in pursuit
SquireG by the policeman, the steer
continued across Forty-eghth Street to
Fifth Avenue. Screams sounded ahead
Of him as people scuttled out OF his
way. Shouts sounded from behind
from where Artus. perched on the run
ming board of his car, was warning
traffic and at the same time trying TO
remember anything in the police regu-
lations concerning the care and man
agement of fugitive steers.
At Fifty-nnth Street the animal
charged the fence about the subway ex-
cavation and broke through, much to
the alarm of the laborers below him.
He did not fall, however, and by the
time he could back out Artus and five
other patrolmen had roped him.
After a struggle his legs were tied
and he rode back to the abattoir in a
$. p. c. A. ambulance.
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Scrim Curtains
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
ia anese Witness Describes
Birth of the New Russia
Womans Rights Movement One of the Spectacular Results
of the Revolution Says Corespondent-Every
Dick and Harry" Has Equal Rights Now

The following is the story Of the
Petrograd correspondent of the
Toxic Jill" ,Cho lcas in Petrogrdd
and witnessed the birth Of the nel0
Russia:
| am boarding with the widow OF a
Russian official who was connected with
the Department OF the Interior and died
in the harness. My good landlady is
getting along in years-sixty this year.
She is of the old school. The revolu-
ton came. The Car stepped down
from the throne, and we even heard
the rumor Of the serious illness of the
Czarevitch and his death. The news
quite melted the old lady to tears.
The daughter of the house is stu
dent. She is a new woman" and nat
urally radically different from her
mother. Their dinner chats are con-
slant wordy war. "You mustn't say
such things" the mother gently re-
proved some Of the remarks Of her
daughter the other day which were
more daring that usual.
Mother" was the retort OF the
daughter, twill you please remember
that from now on we have the freedom
of speech in Russia"
Woman's Rights Movement
One of the entirely natural but some
what spectacular birthmarks OF free
Russia is the woman's rights move
ment. There is no reason whatsoever
whv women should not have their
rights in THIS day and time when all
men enjoy equal rights. No power on
earth has the right to keep the Russian
women in ancient bondage.
Several woman's rights associations
are in a fourishing condition here.
And they are flooding everywhere with
their more or less fiery and more or
less eloquent literature. They are car
rying on an aggressive campaign FOR
the suffrage and other rights; they
have petitioned the new Provisional
Government for the extension OF
womans rights.
In the new free Russia everything IS
free. Every Dick and Harry has equal
rights with any other citizen, and they
are none too timid to enjoy the new
rights. Freedom and privilege are the
aim and end of any revolution. New
Russia enjoys the freedom OF speech,
the freedom of the pen, religious free
dom; in fact, there is no limit TO the
freedom. And just at present the free
dom of speech is so violent and rlotous
that one sometimes wonders how the
heavens manage TO contain 1t all.
Crop of New Newspapers
The revolution is but a few weeks
old and we have a tremendous crop oil
new newspapers and periodicals. lhey
come up as fast and quite as numerous
as the bamboo shoots after a spring
rain. And one and all they are the or
cams of the Socialists, of the Revolu-
tionists. of the Workingmen's party,
and there is no ceremony whatever IN
their expression of their several views.
On of them cries for the instant stop