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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Probably the Largest Number Of
Defendants Ever Assembled in
One Court Room Plead Not
Guilty Before Judge Landis.
POETS, ORATORS AMONG
PRISONERS AT THE BAR
One Of the Government Lawyers
>Fefers to Them as the Amer.
lean Bolsheviki Without Whis.
kers; Extra Guards on Hand,

n, Associated Press
Chicago. Dec I5.--Duc hundred
and three alleged members OF the In
dustrial Workers OF the World. prob.
ably the largest number ever as
scmhled In one court room to answer
to charges of conspiring against the
federal government pleaded mot
guilty when arralgncr before Judge
Lands IN the United States district
court today
In general appearance the defend
ants rvscmbled q typical jury panel
There were exceptions. however. for
among the T. ". W. there are not a
few who pretend to have literary
merit There are some who confess
themselves poets, aud not e few are
orators Thcs, might be distinguished
by the flowing tie duda the soft col.
lar of the artist or musician. by the
suff rcurward of the brush of the
hair or In one or two instances, by a
neatly trimmed van dyke beard. one
of the government lawyers referred to
them az the American holshcvild
without Thiskcrs"
MANY hnilffs. secret service men,
special agents uf the department,
Of justice city detectives aud police
men througr' the sixth floor corri-
uors of the federal building Even
newspaper reporters hod to get
through three lines uf guards To- reach
tho court ROOM. ThnSe not known 60
tho guards were given "a cursory
search fnr hosuhs or weapons. a pro-
,.dur, which led To- some cmharrass-
urnt for Gcorgc =. Naudcrv""r OF
Seattle. wash of counsel for The de-
Tpu.p
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

WHATS your name asked the
court.
Rodriguez looked blank for u mo-
nicnt aud then cOmprchended,
Abraham Rodriguez" he said with
the correct Spanish twist. looking
brightly NJ the clerk
whats your plea, guilty or not
guilty ."
The defendant looked blank
"F'ive years ago" said the judge,
~ could have asked you that In your
own language. Are you guilty or not
guilty? Did you do 1t or didn't you
do II Guilty or not guilty? Under
stand 70"
The witness struggled and then said
three distinct words.
II not guilty"
Was Playing ''o~~um.
Attorney NanderVecr assured tho
court that Rodriguez knew what hhc
vas saying. and the roll call was rc-
sumcd
Elizabeth Gurlcy FLYNN of Ncw
YORK. one Of the few out on band.
pleaded IN low voice. She wore q
dark blue aud very plain tailored
suit with q wide white collar. Others
~ prominence among the defendants
were Haywood. executive secretary ~
the l. W. W and Vincent 81 John.
Few spectators were admitted, as
tho court room was crowded with the
unusual number Of defendants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15

dispatch N a loose translation from
the German and that the statement
refers TO an armistice agreement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
LOCAL WEATHER

Fair tonight and sunday: colder
north central portion tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-15
Ballifrs Eagle ESc.

Fen \ stern Iudr, Lands, per
suual bttitf detected 90 suspicious
lump m tho hWyrr'- hip pocket
"Ccrtliuly ! have gun said Nj
Naudoryo,r and hc would hav"
moved un into the court room with
au explanation uf his identify
- tupt care who YOU are. Nnu cant
cart "a cannon into This court" s'id
stern who ihorcupou delegated an
ether nalO tu escort Mr Wander
v"cr tu tn, department of Justice.
whcr, the pistol was deposited.
4 slight pale woman recognized nN
Oh. ~ IN, detectives as one who had
sung. ukn 10 medieval uouhadour.
outside the iail window wh"r" 'lAg
Hnr HAYWOOD was confined, wdS
warmed ont OF the building
Iiesidcs Mr. Nnnd"rfc"r III" d"icu
dputs who came from all parts "t
the country. were represented :" At
turu.ys otto Christensen and John
!. Maizeu.
oliver HaEn. Frank Is N'uckcr
and claude u Porter appeared Tor
Ia, guvctumcut
counsel for tho defense asked more
time To- confer with their clients ana
among themselves. The pleas w'r"
entered with tho understandings th1i
II counsel determined 20 argue ON &c
murrors the pleas might bee with
drawn on january ..
simple Procedure.
l'ul the rest, the pro""dur" Mas
-iurpIr The clerk Tor the court r'''
hr names. struggling hard with -um'
ur them and the defendants appeared
What b. your name tn" Judge
would ASK
The defendant would answer gle
ing the correct pronunciation.
DO YOU plead guilty "' NOT
ruiltvr'
.N"' guilty"
with this. defendant would make
hi. WAY through the crowded hiSl''
back to hir seat
Arthur G.iuuavrtt. clear skinned
black hair brushed straight 'a"E aud
wearing % flowing tie. appeared win
genial sudyiN hoeoro III" bar hh'
an actor sure of "a pleasant reception
Bcn Griumau erstwhil" anarchist ana
as late ut Emma Goldman Wh'
was q spectator said 90 a reporter
Nh there be- ID mau 90 great man
that GIonayetti the poet lie Wrl'''
wonderful verse ne hua s"uL ui
appreciation Of the good and 'h'
beautiful YOU should read hl-
Order Ia the Court
.Ordcr in the court'' % "ill'
snapped and Rcitman.s words were
,ut short Ucitmau has rrn"unc''
the va,r Of anarchy and returned
nc s,,s. To- the sober practice of mod
cine which he abandoned tea YEAR,
ago a. follow the res flag 's''n~
AN governments
Tnr name of Abraham Hourigur
.y nrd.nurI. y NJ proved du'icul
Ia, IA, court clrrk and his ignornnc'
30, English go judge Lands.
Abraham Roergawz, ml.pi"
nuunced the clerk The New MeN'
,,n responding to hint from
pcighbor went forward.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
W roku 1908
Ks. FIR. Gordona, C.. R.

PoprawiGna odbitks Z
DHiennikh ChioagoSsteHo
irzbogacona licZnem,i Iu.
stracyaml-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

TOM ii. onejmuje rodr6t Cd
przybycia do Jaify al do wyjazdu
z ~JerozoliUy / zawiers razem 2l5
opis6w | Sc ilustracyi. Ma szcze.
g6lns uwage zasingrje opis J gro.
zolimy | miejsc smietych " |sro.
zolinie, it'd. Stron 2l7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

100000 Ylanit bon meld)cn 100000 ale 0rc DO
nate fir einen iedsmonatlidcn Gienit ncu ciugc
iielt DiirOcn, lpiroe, mas S06nng anbetriift MIR
eli 2rlttel bon Dem foltet, mas Elm SoOnerbeer
bon Der @r0Be perlongt Gcnn Die g8odenlo6nmg
oes ehl5elncn W}itgieocs Ocs @olfs6ccrcs 6ruud)tc
mir eif Dollar Die gSode 81 ieiil, neil Der Gicnt
I'M Seere eben 9irgcrpilidt icin piroc"
Sbotiddlib bot audi Ger ,llnobb1ngige 9iirgerDer
ein BON WarDlanO~ III an oen GongreB geionoten BE
idliiien Die giniiibrung Der oIlgcneinen @ebrpfldj
befiirportet
9anals nod idrieben uncrc GoQcgcn an Der
ango.ameritaniidcn 3eihngen ii6 Die Singer ptuli
IN @erlrtbeillmg oeS iogcnonnten ,Gitorisnus~, oe
Sdafimg elmer .niiltdriiden Wladinc" Or6 Die Sin
fi5rimg Der oagencinen gSebrpfidJt Die cine @eia6l
ie fiir 0e SreOen Ser ,0elitlfe Correspondent" er
fdrte in g8iOeregung Oiccr Aniidt in iener 9luseob
bonn 20. SSanar 1916:
ugSos lit mebr Nloidiue ein S0Ioner6cer BON
100000 bis 100000 Wlann, Dom Oberitcn bis gum
@erinelten aus W1ilnern beitcben0, Die oen Sol.
ontenberuf nls Sebeis5ued gep1blt boben II oOer
Elm golfsbeer bon oericlben @roBe, Oas aus 0ldn-
nern betcbt Die iid aus @flidteeiiibl Dem Batter.
lanoe gcgeniber elmer militdrbcn @r5cbung I'M
terworfen baben, oas ortDdbreno alle ied)s Dlo-
nate ernelert miro, in mecbcn MIR Die 6iIbrcr unO
bic 9isblOngs Wannibaitcn Ycruisiolouten
no2
Tc milit1riide @r5ic6ung eincs Golfes lit cine
@nrantie iiir oen SSrieoen ,Sn enem Sa0e, no
oae Mdmcr mltdrpilibtie inO iino Die ariees-
breer nidjt 10 do6lreid5, ais in einem 2unOe oas
iidb aif Elm SolOncrbecr uerlGBt g8cr Ocn cigcncn
Sas risfircn nuB, iudt sic @cio9r 5u pernIclOen.
guf fir Die @r6otng Der oemofratiihen Gin
rid)tlngen eines 2anoes fam fcin bceres Wlittel
gehinOen mcroen ais Gin &otsbecr luobin9egcn
Elm Soloner6eer, elm aus 9eruisioootcn bee5en
ocs Serr, fiir Die YcOriidlng oes Golies bcnuBt
peroen fonn.~
g9ir iino iber5clgt DAB imiere unglo-ancrifonib
Golege 6elte Der @iniibung Der aagemenen MiIitdr-
pfdt ndt mebr opponiren wiroel neil e bciiirdlte-
ten es piir0e Oaourb cine uohine geiddifen Die Dem
6ricoen geiGbrdJ ien wiiroe".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
Sin 9lft Der @ercdJtiatcit.

Die Observation-Disclosures iir Die nftucn Seeres.
angeborgen ole jeet ais Soldiers anO Sailors Gpil
3igbts ga~ Dem GongreB porlicet iolte unbeoingt a
Scnommen pcroet oenn oos 2ano iibt onrf 9mabme
hieer goroge niir encn Aft Der @eredtgfet aus Die
2aite Die inter Dem Gonifriptions-@eie eingc5ogen
ut0 bringen Dem 2anoe ndt mir Oas Spfer ibrer Ecr
Jon, ionoern in oen neen 6dllen audi ebr erbebld)e
uon5icae Spfcr Sic bobcn gut bc5a5te Steuen Ooer
gut 5abIenOe @eidditc perlaiicn mlen I'm Dem Sanoc
fr 0reiBig Collars pro Nonot 81 oienen.
@s lit flor, OaB iid) oiee fnonoielen Oper am
dperten bel 0enen iiiDbor MAIDEN, Die gngeborige bo
ben, Die bon ibnen abbdugie limo unO Inn oiec lopie
oas Gigent6um oes Splooten Dem infoIge ieiter Gin
6ie6ung @nbtBe orobt 8l idieen, entbdt Ole Goroge
olgen0e 4Slntte:
Sin @ldubiger fam gegen einen I'M 5eoe cbenoen
Soooten alf @rlnO ciner Abmcienbeit fem 3abungs'
iutbcl erlungen.
Gos Saus zines SoIootcn fam iiid5t oui Uruno ci-
nes lrtbeiIS Oas fr5 enm @inrlidcn crlangt it,
bcidognobn werocn
Der Sousprtb lam Die 6onlilie cnes i'm 6cIoe
ilebenoen Soloaten ntt crmittircn mcnn Die 6omilie
nidDt imitonoe lit Die Yiictbe 81 be5ablcn
@ppotbefen, Die oui Dem Suuic encs SulOatcn ri-
Zen, f0nnen nd)t gefillogt uo liquOir meroen peln
eas Sous aui 9lb5aDhlng gefonft lit uno oie Ab5u0'
hungstermne nidlt eingebalten werocll.
Gbenowenig fonuen 6ppotbefm alli @cibditc rnO
@aorenporrdtbe Die Soloatcn ge5orcn gefino9t mo
&erherun9s-Folcen BON Soloaten o0er @latroicn
Ocr Slricgsutte f0nncn nidt erlohen mcnn Die Erd'
mien5abhlngan nidt rcdt5eig eriolgcn
@uuloeigcntbuul, OaS Soloaten ooer @lotrolcn DER
Ssricosottc eeb0rt fnnn nidt ucgcn Jbtbcjubng Der
S!euern perdlbert wer0en.
Ole ELECTROMAGNETIC Der 6orOcrlmgcL Die Soloo-
ten ulo Diatroicn oer areesilottc Sduloncr 3abel
luro wGbreiio oes Sfrieoes upenoirt.
Sobnlo oiee gorIoee @eet geworOen it, fonnen
Gle 0eerespidtigen ole glnucrpanote oOcr gcdotd9e
Sntereien 5uridlael nit Dem berubgcuoell @cfi6le
ms SeI0 5e6e 0oB iiIr i6re Nnge5orgcn wie fir i1r
@gcnt6um in Doaig bnreiden0er @eie georgt lit. Sin
Iolcs 0eiee iiebt aud Den 9lniIdgcn duitigcr @eo-
sereiber Die an ben 6anlIicn Der juridgcbliebenen
SoOoten III montbcH 6dlcn ledlte Opicr fnoen mir
Oeil eincn &iegel Dor. llnO penn Elm oldcs @eles
aid fiir oieege uelde bercdgte 9lnlprid)e an Sol.
ooen oocr oeren @eent6um uno ocrcu 6omilien bobcn
gcpie @drter boben mag, 10 nO Die Don i5nen per
langten Dpier bod 6ci meitem nidt 10 groB, pie ote
Spcr bic Der damn in abafi Dem Sunoc 81 brneen
bat q. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
@at6idjIGgc an Ons |ulf OnrdD bic
Ser. Stanten VcbcnSmittel-
@erlualtlng.
(Oiii5iele 3uibriit an oen u0elt'
iNen @orrciponOent". }
Sclc6rnns nut6uenOig fir ecbcns-
mittcls6Unicruation.

Gie Gr3ie6ung BON l00,000,0O0
lReni1en 5lt nclIcn @ewobn6eiten i'm
Giicn lit cincs ser groBcn Ero6leme,
Die our6 oen arieg entitonoen iinO.
Qur6 oen 2ebensmittelmangel IN
europa, Our6 ons t6eilmeiie &eria-
gen Der gcioroerung, ourd ocn Oiau.
gel an glrbeiisfrditen iino ourb Die
70 entitonocne @eltlo9e lit an icoen
Gin3elncn pon ms cine neile Gernnt-
wortIi6feit beraneetreten. SSir mil.
len Oen icst pprbanocucn uuO ocn
bolO 81 crntcnOen ScbenSnlittelDor.
rat6 conicruiren, oanit es fiir Die Be
wobner oicies 9onoes iino DER Gam
Der unicrcr eilropGiiAen 9laiirtcu
rcicbt.
g9ir f0nnen oas tbun, ipenn mir
ipnriam iino uno ni1ts pcr9eliocn.
IS erforoert lnicr ticfeS 9}odoenfcn
Orcimal am Gage. S9ir miilicn nidt
aacin nit @orbeoaht bic Frooufte
oeS Cages ciien, ionoern mir miiiicn
aud nit @orbeOa6t Die UcrOerbliben
Seniiie unO 6riibte, Die jcBt IN
llcberfluB oor6onOen iino, iorgldltig
ouibc6cn.
1as Scim ioate Der !Otittelmmtt
iein fiir Ole Yroouftion uno oaS 9lnf.
logcri BON cingenlahtcn 6riiAtcn
uno Yegctobilicn llno O6itiditen. IS
oate 51de ino Giitcn bobcn, angc-
iiiat nit getrodnctcm Obit @arten'
iriidten mo Gereolien Gurh Die
9tmenoune bon eingenia6tem Gblt
inO 0bitiditcn f0nncn mir piel But
ter iparen.
8ir niilicn cinen ipitematiIhen
anmpi gcgen @opbcrs, 9iatten, Nidr-
ie uno oeitruftioe Snieitcn anfangen
neil 0ieielben eincn grobcn IDeil
unicrcr modienoen Sriihte uno olI-
ge6obencn Sebensnittcl pernihten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

front nur 10 bcrbei, unO wenn DER
brdpe Sanosfneht wollte iogen @ba-
fitr1ger, ON nGhltcn WRorgen oul-
mdbt, finOet er itatt ocs gliibenoen
@oloes mir SHladen, in 6orn bon
mcrtbloicm &rimSfrons, in Der "a.
i1e IolliciO beilige gioe iAmort
er iid unO mitlciOtragenocn aumera-
ben, Dab er am ndAlten 3abltog Dor-
iihtiger fem uuo Den SerlOfiIngen
oes GroNes iicercid wioeriteben
miro, nbcr menn ole Sheine -
idou fniiteru mo oos @olo 10 Der.
fiibreriidb tlimpert, giebts ml6 an
udhiten 3obltag fcin Salten lno 10
miro es blei6cn 10 lange iiIngeS war-
mes 9hlt IN osn 9lOern roat, mo fiir
itoen edteu, rcbtcn SoIoatcil bilOen
3obltogc unO Erob 5citlebens Die
ibonitcn Grinnerlngcu mcnu ldn0lt
oas Sieo u9lcicrpc Bat 9in6~ ser Scr'
gongcnbeit on9c56rt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

Inn 0as @robIcm unicrer glaiirten SIT
loicn, no iie 0aS 0ic6l berncbmen
iolen, nm nit i6rem idon biligen
8ro0 81 Oermcngen.
Gin SeOer pom imS Iollte 6ereh-
lcll pie uicl Nci5cnnlc0l mir NO.
bcntlib in unicrcr 6anlilie uerbrau-
den, imo oonu ueriiibcn nit einem
6iinftel weniger Ourd0ufomuen uno
5par niht our9 Oie Gcrringerltng Der
9rotucriorglng ionoern ollrh Sub
ititiiirung pon Saiergriibc, NlaiS-
me6L Goggenme6l unO @eritenme6l
fiir &ei5cnmebl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
0er sruh heimit sic @rnte ein.

Die nlte grfdbriing, Dab bon grpBcn 0ceresndcn
mcnn oicie in Stanoquortercn liegen Elm 5nblredler
lroB in3ertrennlid it, bet1tiat id fon est IN Den
yiitanocn Die tros aaer beborOlifcn @cgcnmoBregeln
III Der llmqebunQ Der nei erridtcten amcronilhcn
lruppenlooer berriben Wionde 9luspiidie alerongs,
sic i'm Wlittcalter uio nod bis nod Dem oreBigid0r.
srn ariege Oos GroBpccu ais cine Yrlttdtte oer nur
Oenfboren Gater unO 8crbreden IN Serr brndten
iiu6 gdljt misgercr5t ooer bod peniglens lo tort
ii ocn @tcrer0 geordugt morocn onB tie fcin often
ldes AergernB mebr bilon; 6le6t jcood inner nod
gcmig lroB" ibrig, Inn Die 5utdnogen Oiilitdrbebor
ocn in eter Mobionfeit 81 6oltcn @eute wle Trlbcr
lii cs III eriter 9inie Der @e0beute 0es 5oloaen a
ocn oe gierge Wlette eS abgcicben bat Der @autlcr
ctr Spielcr uno Ger .egeroe SdnOler" @clo in 0en
Coidcn oes Soloateu bat 5u alien 3etcn Die @gen
thiimIdfeit gebobt Dab obrennt", nno ndbt cher II
ooS 6cer ac0ift ais bis Der leBtc @asen ocl ye9 al
us ,Srodlcu gcoouocn III Ta6cr it icOcr }a6ta0 Gin
Geit mN 6relocuGag fiir oeu SroB oic eoI0cnc gmte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
@cprnc Ce6m.

@s iarb am 49, september 1917 @eprae
Sebm, acliebtcr @aiie bon @briiind s. Ut.
&eOnL IN lcncm %. SebensldDr, IN lcrcr
gSobnllng, Dr. 3f2, Wuro.Salbonn. StraRc. 0ie
Necroignn9 bon ieiner lcsicn gSobnng iiiloct
ituii am Samitng, ben %. September, 10 llbr
9ormiitags. Seilebnng ani ocm youoon &ari
,Sric0bpe (Scpi21 22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the
for republication OF all credited 70 il not
otherwise credited in This paper and also the local
published herein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

ghrrau oeS Wcbdnoc. Snipcitors.
II. Sepicmbcr 1917.
IS iuiro bermii bcianni eenludt oaB Sreo.
Nnocbe, eendb Der AM TO- Snni 1908 inter-
6chncien geroronling yr. 100, Abldlniii AZ,
&araqrapb i2 Qpic an 2S. Nopember 1911
nmenoirD, nm 9rluubniB nadaeildt bot ods
gllnueen gtr 1926, GitsqumbNros Sirnbe, alS
cine eDiienilide Garage gu benubcn.
g. q YDrHe,
(Sept2O-21) @cbduocs Snlpeftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

The average consumption of wheat
flour in the United States is s pounds
per individual per week. If out Of
this there could be saved ] pound a
week, then there would be set free
enough to solve our allies problem
by giving them the necessary amount
to mix into their already cheapened
bread.
Each one of us should find out
how much wheat -four we use in our
family per week, then plan to use
one-ffth less not by cutting down
the bread supply but by maintaining
the bread supply through substitute
ing oatmeal, corn meal. rye, or bar
ley for wheat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
0urut6ca GIiia6ct6 0Icin.

IS iiarb anl 10. Scpicmbcr 1917, nncb furs
5em Srnnficin EOrOtbca @liinbetb 0lciui gcs
lebic C8niiin ocs ncritorbcncn Gbde s.. 0leilt,
i'm gllier bon N Snbrcn. Gas NeprdbniB fits
oct an 6rctnn, 2t september. 2 llbr Nad)s
miings, bon Der ySobmine ihrcr Iocbicr, Srau
aus fnii, 0ann air nib SalcnlssStrche Nais
terb glbeiiMc lllo Jinn0Cus sSirabc, no bic Eraus
crieicr iioiiiin0ci geicbunq pripat dui benz
aGchnr 0iI ItSric0bof"
(St, Sonler Setitilgcn ndgen NeInlliali CO.
piren) (Scpi20-2D
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gcFamntmadlnnscu.


Bureau ber etrancu6urhbrans.G Gommiidrc.
va I / ~ o &C. 30 NuAill 1871
Stc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES QalliilOnre III OCT
Siaoi 9altimore 9cbcn 9ermli peanni, PaB
nncr6oRcn bnben be6iialiD Der GnlbduiWll,
ncll glusqubcli ifno gSeribcrbobungcn bcircil9
Der 0unncnnirnng, GrDffnuna nno Wcn'Hpci.
rnn9 ocs NjpNnHs 6alls @nrnuaD, bon oer
Nclilbcn WarnlanosNubn bis Siberp Ncg1is
NueHue. uno bon glaenonlc Strnbc be @lits
ullo cipa 2Gl.71 SUB lDwautenpen Vreife
nit Den enogiiltinen nH0 curriQirtcn erilarens
Den 9l1nen oa5u, IN SemdBbclt nit ben Ves
ilmnulngeli oes tSrctbrictes Der Sinot Nnltts
more mo Der Seroronnna ytr. 70 oes WavorS
mn SiaoiraiGs Der Siaot baltimore, 1ui0cs
bcbcn an d. Suli 1916.
Niermit miro gioi3 ge9cben. onB ocr qes
nnnfltc Veribt ino Eldne 10 ocrbollltdn0iAt
iin0 nlltQebciben porocn iio ino oaB ocr
.y,aOpr ullo Stn0irdtb Der Sin0i Baltimore ooer
tiou ooer @orporalionen. bic un5nlrieoen ieit
nlnNcn NIT Der &crihcilung Der .Gnilbaoigun
gcr uno gScrtDcrbODnn9cli, ue nc i'm Sprges
Dcnocn eriudbni iilo, brlncn oreiBia 800 Sns
Ncu bonn 81. gu0ut I'M Sabre 1917 an, oa 0ies
Der l1g ocr erlicn &croicnilidnng oieer glos
ourGb cine i6rftli6e Yciition dn cas- Baltimore
StnoiQeridt In lrcldler iic ons genannte Sc
ridlt eriu6cn ociclben eincr Hepieiu 5n lnters
5ieben.
sic JScrtbcrb6bunQsiieucr iifio nab bent
Cjui0iiiiicn Der nb0cimuften ScrlOi pocr GOrs
idbrli6en HatendnbluH9en 81 be5nblen Die err
iie oerlelben 1T dllid. peni ons Norgebcn ulls
ter oicicr Seroronun9 nb9eidloien III.
SU1H .. Jlpblncttc,
NcnrD Wl. IiBcl,
0arrn u. 9lcmlcH,
Nummiiidrc.
Guaens 3. 0luO0rrs,
(glng31 Sepi7, ,f42D GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
ADVICES TO THE PUBLIC BY THE
UNITED STATES FOOD AD-
AIINISTRATlON.
(Ohcial Communications to the
German Correspondent


Education Necessary For Food
Conservation.
The education of 100,000,0 600 peo-
pie in new habits of eating is one Of
the great problems resulting from
the war.
With the shortage Of food abroad,
with the partial failure of transpor-
tation, the shortage of labor, and the
resulting world conditions, each one
of us has a new responsibility. We
must conserve and protect the food
supply now in existence or soon to
be harvested. SO that it will supply
the population of this country and
Of our European allies.
We can do this if we save and II
we do not waste. 1t will require our
careful thought three times day.
Not only must we eat carefully the
products OF the day. but we must
store carefully the perishable veg
etables and fruits that are now SO
abundant.
The home should be the center for
the production and storing of canned
fruits and vegetables, jellies, and
preserves. 1t should have its bags
and boxes OF dried fruits, vegetables,
and cereals BY the use of preserved
fruits and fruit juices we can save
materially on butter.
We must begin a systematic cam
paign against gophers, rats. mice.
and destructive insects, as they take
an immense toll out of our growing
crops and our stored foods
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
Wrol,cr Dianecl an NlcHl.

Sm Gurdihnitt betrdgt Der gSei-
5emneblperbroud IN Ocn &cr. Stoa.
ten fiinf Eiilno Die @odc PRO 9Ser'
jpn. gSeni bierUon in ie0cr @oHe
Gin Eimo geiport merOen fonntc,
Damn wiiroe acniIg Niebl frei weroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
ScrmildJte slusciscu.

&nfar0.
9cpartcmcnt acbranhter automobile.
t-25 @ndGro @alinaierc Spnring Gar
1-35 Fadnro Z @ahnaicre Tuuring Gar.
$50 Fndnro Vaingicre Snlun Sunrin0 Gar
i--3S Radarn @nilngierc SDHrinA Gar.
14--4S @ndaro Hniiagierc 9cnrlng Gar.
1916 rpcrlnno z @niiaglcrc SDnring Gar
1915 Chalmers 3 Hdiiuaicrc EunriHg Gar.
1914 NnDncc Vnnnnicrc Enmring Gar.
1914 1cfircn @aiia0ierc Sonring Gar.
1917 stnocbnter 3 @alngierc Suurinq Gar.
1916 Smocbnfcr 3 9niiagicrc Nnnnbunt
1916 Suro 2 @aiiaaicrc Nunabunt, clcttriihcs
Ndlt NIB Stnrtcr.
1917 ecrippe.9uut NniaDicrc @unntuMt
glllc obiqcn glutomObile ltllo renooiri nno
fiir bic 9lblcfcrung bercii. @beniD eine 2n5nbl
benubier pasgluoS.
&afaro W1utOr Gnr So. Of Baltimore.
09arlss.str. niIS Mt. HonatsDs.
(Sepi17-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
gJlnrie (Su0e.

Wien @efnnnien nno Sreuiloen AIR Hads
riot oab mene eeIiebie 5rau, Miarie @mbe,
Gm 49, Scpicnbcr nnd1 iiir5em Nranfenldgcr
qciiorbcn IT, Samnag IornIitioe ll1r miro
Elm Requiciu fir ibr Seeenbeil in Der St gtns
ionius lircbe @aroenbile, eeleien, bon bort
aus uad) Dem 0l. Grl6ier6reo1oie an Der
Nelairs0ioao. Sbr irauernoer @aiie
SnliIs Gnbc uno 0inoer
The broad ax., 1917-02-03
The Ancient Dragon.

The pterodactyl. wi ose fossil remains
have been found in the chalk at Cam
bridge, England, and elsewhere, with
a very varied spread Of wings, which
in the largest specimens must have
reached twenty-five feet, is almost iden-
teal with the dragon of fable. A bat
like creature. with an elevated body
and long neck ending In an absurdly
small head with a portentous beak, 1t
could run very swiftly. was fish eater
and could swim. or it flew by means of
huge membranOus wings, which con-
nected its long fore quarters with its
hind legs. The pterodactyl evidently
existed down TO comparatively recent
geological period, and it is not at all
improbable that the traditional dragon
is described from the last living speci-
mems as met with by primitive man.
The broad ax., 1917-02-03
When Pattsna Were Worn.

Americans find 1t more difficult tnan
the English to understand what DIX
ems means when he says in DAVID
Copperfield," women went clicking
along the payements in pattens." Fat
tens were an abbreviated form OF stills.
The word is Also used by builders as
the name Of the base Of a column or
pillar, and so enthusiastically the pat
ten is the support used by a woman to
keep her out Of the water and mud.
From this architectural use has come
the secondary application Of the WORD,
meaning an arrangement attached to
the shoe so that the walker Is raised
three or four inches above the solid
earth, says Popular Science Monthly.
II the mud and water did not exceed
that depth the shoes were thus Kept
fairly dry.
1t appears that pattens were not
worn solely by the rich, but were lux
uries INDUCED In by the very poor.
In speaking Of a person who was not
especially speedy Ben Jonson uses the
comparison, you make no more haste
than a beggar upon pattens."