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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-23
z 2DREADNAUCHTS
LOST TO GERMANS
IN FIGHT At RIGA
Total Of IS Enemy War Yes
sells Disabled by Russians,
SIX KNOWN TO BE SUNK
SIav Fleet, Fighting Against
Odds, BeStS Its Opponent

PETRoGRAD, Oct. 23-Ths
Germans have made an attempt at a
second landing on the Esthonian
coast, The war office announces
that they were driven away BY the
Russians.
PETRoGRAD, Monday, Oct. "a.
Two German dreAdnAughts, one
cruiser, twelve torpedo boats and
one transport were put out Of ac-
tion by the Russians In the fight
ing around the islands In the Gulf
of Riga last week, but their ulu-
mate fate Is unknown, says an Of
fetal statement issued tonight by
the Russian admiralty. II has been
established that at least six Ger
man torpedo bets were sunk In
the fighting. The Russians lost
the battleship Slavs and a large
torpedo boat.
The admiralty staff In its review o
the fighting says that the Russian unit
fought excellently against the supe
riofity OF the Germans. The state
ment reads;
Cleared Water OF Mines.
During October Il important enc
my naval forces. together with trans
ports, we're sighted by our outposts |
the Gulf OF Riga, In Moon sound tn
enemy seems to be slssripg The wAts
OF distractions which we laid dow
There was no naval action during III
day, but enemy submarines were di,
covered in the Gulf OF Finland.
In the recent operations the enem
employed the majorpart OF his fleet an
his overwhelming superiority enable
him to carry out debarkation rapid
and successfully.
Our fleet only was able TO do its be'
to hinder these efforts, With this OBJ
(contInued on Page 2, Column ~
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Operas Here May
Show Small Profit

Al ! 80 o'clock today there were 400
unsold seats for tonights opera, but It
was expected by those in charge OF the
sale that half these will be reserved De
fore the box office is moved to the fair
grounds At meeting OF the opera
guarantors the situation was reviewed
and the belief was expressed that pro-
viding good weather continues a small
profit may be made. No statement of
the size of last nights crowd of receipts
was available.
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new WORKERS SEE
REAL ARMY TANK

NEW YORK, Oct IA British
tank, similar to the giant war ma
chimes of this character in active ser
vice in France, reached this port to-
day on a steamship from Europe and
will be set up here as companion
exhibit to the German submarine which
recently arrived to stimulate Liberty
bond purchasing.
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pAlNLEvE MINISTRY
Will RETAIN OFFICE

PARIS, Oct N.--The Painleve ruinis'
try is to retain office in its entirety, ae-
oordipg to announcement by the Havse
News Agency, except that Alexandre
Ribot minister Of foreign affairs, re-
tires, being replaced by ], Louis Bar:
thou, minister Of state and member OF
the war council.
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TWO ARE KILLED K
IN CHICAGO WRECK

CHICAGO, Oct, 2J,--Albert Caasetoas
engineer Of the Copper Country e1-S
press on the Chicago 4 Nosth' y
railroad, and Samuel Wriuhl, ~
man were killed when khe traio ~
rallied at Mortified, IN, tts
passengers escaped win . 4
Five cars left the track. ~
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CONCERT TOUR
FOR RED CROSS
. IS MELBA'S aim
Noted Grand Opera. Singer
Boosts for Liberty Loan,
LUCIA" TONlGHTS OPERA
GaIIi-CurCi in Leading RoIei
Special Program,
''Luciia

N ECOND performance grand op-
n era at New Auditorium at
o'clock.
Amelita Galli-Curci and Crimi in
leading roles.
Opera-"Lucia di Lammermoor."
Special program by Campanini's
orchestra and chorus between acts
II and III.
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KAISER READY FOR
CAPELLE TO QUIT

AMSTERDAM, Oct 2j.-The Vos-
sische Zeitung says that in well.in-
formed circles il is understood that the
German emperor has returned to ac-
,cpt Vice-Admiral Won Capelle's resig-
nation as minister of marine.
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TONS OF SUGAR
FOUND CAM0UFLAeED
As 'CRUSTY FLOUR

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct 2j.--Fed-
eral secret service agents today
reported to Washington the discov-
cry in a Buffalo warehouse of ten
million pounds of sugar in bags
and barrels labelled top crust
flour"
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Min. MILLION Nor. to France.

WASHINGTON, or, 2J.-The gov
ernment today advanced another $9,-
100000 to France, bringing the ad-
vanees to the allies to date up to s.,
10, 10000.
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ADVANCE
ON smile FRONT
IN A|SNE SECTOR
Latest Move Of General Petaln
May Be First Of Importance,
Associated Press War Review. }

(AmocAted Press war kevew'D
What may prove TO be an operation
OF first rate Importance was initiated
by General Petain today in the Aishe
region northeast Of Soissons.
Along a front approximately three
miles in extent the French infantry
went forward, attacking the front Ger
man line which curves about its south
western keystone, fortress OF Laon
Seek German Stronghold.
Fort de la Malmaison, the German
stronghold, which baffled the last
springs attack, barring their way to
the western end of the Chemin des
Danes, is apparently one of the imme-
date objectves OF the offensive.
Good progress was reported early in
the day by General Petain the French
forcing their way forward along the
whole front of the attack.
The taking of Fort de Ia Malmaison
would materially aid in the pushing OF
an attack on Laon in an attempt to
turn the German line in this region.
Germans Gain Foothold.
Virtually all the ground gained in
Yesterdays offensive in Flanders has
been retained by the entente forces Al,
only one point in the southern part OF
the Houtholst wood we're the Germans
able to regain any ground in counter.
attacks and here il was only single
British post that was pushed back a
short distance The ground won was
consolidated along the remainder Of the
front
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BUSINESS MAN KILLS
OFFICER At MIAMI

MIAMI Okla, Oct. 2j-W II. Cor
der a deputy sheriff, was shot and in
stantly killed by Douglas Jones, n
merchant, when he entered Jones store
in Picher, near here, this morning.
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COPPER STRIKE IN
ARIZONA IS SETTLED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2j-Settle-
ment Of the strike Of copper miners in
Arizona was formally announced today
in a telegram from President Wilson's
labor commission in the west.
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Warmer Weather
Tonight, Forecast

LOCAL FoREcksT-Falrw weather TO.
night and Wednesday. Not quite 90 cold
tonight WSr,nsr gnsMr Wsdnssday s.ayys, al. 49,.
not 90 cool, wednesday fair and warmer
RANSAS-Fair and warmer
ARKANSAS-Falr and colder, freezing
WEST TEXAS-Fnir and colder, proba-
hiy freezing
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Joffre's Nephew Fnlists.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct 2j.-
Iicwsii Lewis Reed, nephew of the
french marshal, General Jcffre, has en-
listed in the aviation corps and will
cave this week for San Antonio.
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Folk Unable to
Be Here Thursday

Joseph Folk former governor OF Mis-
sour, will not speak here Thursday, as
announced yesterday by the Liberty loan
committee Illness is given as the rea
son
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BRITISH CASUALTIES
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND

LONDON, Oct 2J-British casual.
ties reported during the week ended to-
day totaled l704l.
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Continued on Page II, Column 8,
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
Wonders of Insect Life

ln many ways the structure of in- sects Is wonderful They are gifted with muscles of extraordinary strength and are yet destitute of bones to which those muscles can be attached. They possess a circulatory system and are without heart. They perform acts Involving the exercise of certain men tai qualities and are without a brain.
 Bu( more remarkable still tbev breathe atmospheric air without the aid of lungs. If we take any mOder- ately large insect, say wasp or a hornet, we can see even with the naked eye that series of small spot like marks run along either side of the body.
 These apparent spots. which are generally IS or 20 in number, are in fact the apertures through which the air Is admitted into the system and G-2 usually formed in such a manner thnt rc cxfraneous matter can by any possibility find entrance
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
LITTLE BUSINESS GETS
 SHARE OF WAR PROFITS
(By United Press.)

Washington, Sept. 24.-That little En0e repair shop up the street, the |AlIOf around the corner, that modest, somewhat cluttered up establishment |neafOy where they cleaned and block Fa mats, The war has come to these
 Not as it has come to so many |plA'eS Tn America, with greedy fing- \" reaching for profits and for be- |"'eu Ones' It has come glad in a "sa Of rustling bank notes, bearing golden greetings.
 'ueSe tIny temples of rejuvenation ~ 'ne ancient, litt,e old last years a sa1S are fairly wallering in wealth
 ~'OughOut the country. Since war sSs ,.n declared and the country has om' '" III the grip of tight-fisted econ m '' 'ne day of these little business" .I '4 uS' dawned. Persons who scorn- .1 I W nave a once worn hat refurnish- f... VI wear rejaired shoes have re- l's i%ned' to the repair shopkeeper's i' s'' and little business walks hand ' 'Snd with prosperity.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
o,roNE MUST BE A ,,p,o OMboNDw DwoRID'S SERIES HERO

0u H. c. Hamilton, United FreSs
 O' Staff Correspondence
 ,,... TorE. S'rz Sept. 24.-sOme youth
 Ss% S,blv Ianguishing now on a oench
 svho heut the country before long
 E0usn s.Ir TOW wearing Giants or a
 onle'S .s Snv uniform is going to be pro-
 alnl'u worlds series has had it's
 h''is :.om the very start of the
 i'e to the present day. Some times
 'is < more of a hero than at others
 D ,,wsvs he intrudes himself into
 s scheme of things
 uho of the present generation of '. will ever forget the brilliant l9o9 'sisrement of Babe Adams in win
 @ tho worlds series from Detroit .S '.,,.t single handed for Pittsburg?
 ritewise. what generation of base .n fans ever will pause to ask why |,,,k Baker won his title of "Home Run" Baker?
 Inc Rush of the Athletics, George ! '. of tbe White Sox, have had heir hero days Rush. a green kid, stopped the ki,nts dead and made it possible for X. team to win the worlds champion |hiD. ROhe filled in at third base for kp White Sox when they met the fabs in the Worlds series and, al bough the Cubs attack was centered lr this youth. he finished with a bril- Eant fielding record and an astound- |g batting record.
 Harry Hooper, one day in 1912, ran back to the ropes that held the crowd |f the playing field in the final game If the 1912 worlds series. Larry Doyle had cracked one hard enough |or a home run, but Hooper, by a rarelous jump and stab into the ,rOWd, caught the ball and plunged lsadlong into the crowd. He saved he ball game
 Hank Gowdy got so many hits in he 1912 worlds series that they are 'il talking about it in Boston-and why. For Hank, before md after, has only been a so-so hitter, lever doing more than just ordinary IecutiOn with his maui.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24

The final letter makes a whole lot or difference in name sometimes If little Billy Thomas of Ocean Grove had entered the baby parade at Asbury Park as Billy Sunday he would have had to look much older and much warmer than he does now as this cool. refreshing bit of ice cream Billy Sun dae.' Little Billy won the first prize in the baby carriage division of tho parade
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
GERMAN PAPER REGRETS
 EXPOSURE BY UNCLE SAM
United Press Special.

United Press Special.
 'It is highly regrettable that the American government, God knows how has been able to obtain apparently the whole collection of German diplomatic documents" declared the Colocon Volks Zeitung today, commenting on Count von Bernstorff's intrique, which was revealed by the United States War Department.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
'"18lCAN BANKERS
 ASSOCIATION CONVENTION
(By United Press.l

eu,,i"" ,a"'lc City, N. j., Sept. 24.-Dis- |of u ms Oi war conditions and methods On tba % n. ,,oancing take leading place |en Asag program of the American Bank
 veeE's E,''SoelatiOn, .Y which opened for a Ia., 'esslon 'a here today.
 vention t'r NoFthcliffe \! is to tell the con of v' bsu,' about Great Britain's method of raa aaU''ng her share of the exnense
 repo,i ip%rson as n, Hepburn will present the 'Dr. N;op pl the currency commission
 cuss s4olas n.toi Murray Butler will dis
 after T%a'o'lsm tba and universal peace
 holds of ,rv cI' war; and George NJ. Rev ttqde ~ af CIleago, nl will present the at-
 wards tbo Mlddle Il, Western bankers to-
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24

Let us fill your drug wants. We do it at a decent price, and you have the satisfaction of knowing it's done right. Guthrie Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS " Published by l News Printing Company

,1 as second class mail mat Batsrsu ssrsmber Ss 4th, 1905, at the post. N0vSl,s prascott, Ark, under the act fiCs S,'sress, ", March 3, lS79'
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
REPRESENTATIVE DEMANDS
 EXPLANATION AND PROOF
United Press Special.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Representa- tive Morton of North Dakota, de- manded from Representative HeAin of Alabama today, an explanation and proof of his charge that he knew thirteen or fourteen members of Con- gress who acted suspiciously in a pro- German manner.
 Representative Hefin demanded a call of the House at once that every member might hear his remarks.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24

Washington, Sept. 24.-Roused by yelled attacks upon the honesty of some of it's members, the House today plunged into a heated bedate of Rep resentative Hefiin's charge that cer- tain representatives might have been interested in former Minister Bern storff's slush fund.
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24

c'ug store r need anything in the the best 'e s,a I,ne' phone 67, yourl get aaan Drpg 'sd sa get it quickly. Bueb. e us Store, phone CT. ''"
The Prescott daily news., 1917-09-24
1s@t@:,.ssEA @t@:,.ssEA TD V@'
Keep the Children We'll

To keep the little ones well, sturdy and happy. free of coughs, colds. croup, little levers and infamed throats, use Foley's Honey and Tar.
 It is carefully made of selected rem- edies that loosen and break up cough. stop croup and ease an aching infamed throat. and it is clean of all narcotics.
 The prompt use of Foley's Honey and Tar is very helpful for whooping cough. and the restless feverish state that attends children's diseases.
 M. T. Davis. Bearsvillc. w Va, writes: One of my patrons had a small child taken with croup. They came to my store and bought bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and before morning the child was entirely recovered"
 WESTERLY DRUG STORE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

Werbc ni9t irre.
Gap bid nic9t tGuf6en!
gli9t in ber Menf4en buntsm @e'
pirre,
g2i9t in bes Charities Iauten GerGus
i4eu
00rIt bu Der Sarfe f9pingenoe S0ne,
S9ouIt ou bas GrObe, bas 9obs, bas
S9Dne!
g}ur aus Der Sti[e
9es @an3s@erIcntcns
SlieBt Dir bic quellcnos, ipogenoe TiiIle
on Oeines Hsiltgen GubIens unO Dens
tens;
glur in ben grOben Ginfamteiten
RauI9t Dir oas 2ieO aus Oen eolOes
nen Saiten.
limb bic bIaRen
WunbergeItolten
RannIt bu NIT beinem Muge nur fdHen,
&annf Ou nur bonncn, tannIt bu nur
balIen,
@enn ou fern BON Dem lauten Heigen
&nieeit i'm beiligcn 3cmpeIIdpeigen.
MG9It bod bic bIdue
Mdrbenblume
glibt auf Der bliitenbcidetsn Que.
Ni9t ouf Ocs g(ders bcipcsier Rrus
me-
Sie erblii9t MIR in Ttiller @tunoe
GinIum i'm tiefiien DulOesgrunOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
!0ciratGs. .Qitcnscn.

Setter 9lpcr5o, "a, uno 0lorD San.
oeloitr, is.
Somcs sl GroBlono, 36, SgiImina.
ton, GEL uno @farp 6. @oiicl, 80,
&itttuc, 9}anticofc, @o.
&olp6 g. Gears, %, rnO Goa
Stein 49,
SarrD 9. Cameron 30, uno Mlorp
u. Gonnclp, "a, g|ewport 0}elps, go.
g}oruon g. GonaIoion IS, 9}cp
0abeu, Conn.,, uno pilocgarOc g.
9}oi6, 2i
Sarru s. Stcmort %, imO enclla
S5onnlofer, 33, Minbeiter, Go,
Samcs q. @olf 81 unO @lamic
g. Sail %.
Glmcr @ G0riitop6cr, "a, imo eN.
Ten 9. 9ooina, 2S
SomcS 81. aubn 26, m0 Alorgo.
ret 8. 5rep, 26,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
gcaen OaS 9eGcB.

Qlus BcNdu iptro beridtet: 8ein
bieEiseu 5tanOcsamt fanb fi8 am
9ieustag (flsii@loisr 9og) Elm gdr-
den 3ur Srauung elm. g}d1 Sem
1rauung8att Feuie Der SrGutigam an
ben GtanSeabeamten ole Siite, far Tib
uno feline Trau ne6Et tcr fleinen Soc6s
5eiisseIcaI@aft 6lsilG ellen gu oiirs
fen Der 8ittc, tueldc Sciicrtclt err
regte, founte uu9 Dem GeIeb uicbt euts
lpro6en per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
slitGma iric6 iic III bcn Sob.

SSnocn lie cineu nit G6loroiorm
9ciiilltcA EriM,cr iibcr i6r @ciic6t
lcGte bcrcitctc oic 25 Satire altc
Wlor0arct 9la0p, BON 9tr. tl03 gleits
1oect,e- Stso6c, geitcrr @orecN il.
rem 2cbcn cu Groe. 9'or mc6re~cd
goGcn bate SRI. &oo9 cincn iC6ruc-
rcn 9IiIbna-9lriaIl inb nnlEta irs
6rontlin : Gauarc,poipitaI gcbradjt
ipcrOcn. 9Iod)0cni lie in onS Hcnn
oer 6ron @uocnc @ilocr. 9lr. I i03
&-3oDc.tc. 1tr 5urilGgcfe0rt luar.
iUar iic ii gcAriidtcr Stimmltl1 ma
bottc Ocs Seitcrcn ScIbItnlorogeoon.
fen. @citern Mor9en ianO Ic 6rou
&ilocr bcwuBtIoS olii ocm 9ctt lie.
Gcn Gin 9(rst murOc lcrGeigerufei
oo@ Sri. 9looD itor6 uor iciner 9lil.
flnft Sri 9ld0g wor oie Sodter
bon Sojn &, &aoD BON T1ilipS6lrd.
f s, inO boite w1Grcno mcbrcrcn
,SaOrcn fleinc 9lollen in 9iulif.SEo.
nlooicn iibcruommcn. ,Sn ser Lett.
ten 3cit par lie ais MooeIl in elmer
&leioer-5abrit alaeiicllt acpeiqn
Ter Spiuna9c DeroEdltig.
llnfpr Sam Q2orSo.k4 .,.. Sa,.l, Il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

GiNc 0si9idte aus OrifCrrrib; bon
ssarl saiiuusI.

Der S6ertortro!leur Solsf 9oder
botic bicr5i9 Sabre irsu, itiTom unO
fleiBis tei Der qnIt geoicut uno ipur
Damn in oen g9uteNono gctreten. nit
Isiucn ncuuunofuni5ig Sa3ren BOT er
nod ein 8ilS ipeug abgeriiBter
MGnnIicbte;t. G,ont ccr portreFflic9en
I NuBpomooc mar leiu Soar 0Idn5cnO
braun, bant bcm @@neiber fa9 man
nicbts BON feincn D-8cinen uab bant
Der guten alien Sante Sbereie, bic
inn Dor fiinf Sabrcn ein oreiii0digeS
Sous un0 Od3u nod a4t0igtduienb
Sronen binterlaIcn batte, mar feline
@obl9endDrt6eit IO5uiagen in Die
9lugenipSinssn0.
Sn ben Sobrcn, in beren jeosr ans
| Seiroten oentt, ging uatiirlia AUDI
! So1ef Sodcrs @unIb na9 einem ges
mutli9en TamiIienlebeu. 9tber IN oies
fen Sa6ren par er 9oltpruftiiont nit
33 @ulpen unb 33 &reu5ern monat=
lidcm .9lbjutum". Da8 mar allerz
| bineS fir Elm ItanoesgemGBes GEeleben
, gu gering. 9arum fab er pdbrenO ieis
ner eanSen Dier5e6uid6rigeu prattitas
rer5eit ri4t na1 ben S09tern bes
~2onOes. QtlS er 0ann in ieinsm fiinfs
! Sebnten Dienitiabre in bic elite Horgs
tlaFc tam, par feline Sebniubt nd9
benz gclniitIi4en 6amilienIeben I4on
ettpos tii6ler, mebr oorIitbtig ubtpds
! geno, nit einem Mort: er nd6erte ii9
/ oen Nroblerl elmer @ernlnfiebe. Gr
lpartete, bab Elm 6ouSberrntodter fame
3ufGlig fam ober feline in ieineu Neg.
( 2tls er na@ peiteren Orei5e9n Dienit>
jabrcu Die n3e9nte' erreiGt bate,
puroe ieiue tii6le @erc9uung no9
tiibler glun geniigte ibm cine eln@
einII0dige SauS9errnto9ter nimmer;
iie foLlte nun fpeniglicns brei Stods
iperte auf bcm @udsl DdGen. llnD Der
bdmilae 3ufaG fiiote cs, oaB iicb je~
OesmaI, peuH Ell Itbon bic Ri@tiee GEE
funosu 5u ba6en slaubie. berdusRclte.
baB Die G5tod5atl nit Tsinen @iinI@en
nit6t iibereiuiinlmts.
I Gsine 6orberung nab elmer laus
besoemdEen Satin dnDerte er ou9
nibt, ais i6m Sante S6ereIe lift
6ous unb ibr @erm6gen EinterIdHen
bate. Gr lpdrc 3ipor jeBt il Der ans
genebmcu Gage geiUeIen, Die biibi1e
Blonde gQcf, Die Scooter oes @cbs
nungsycoiosuten RullenbeiBer. Su beis
rdten. 9l6cr er iitcrlegts Ii9 bic
@o6c 10 langc, bis Der @ec6pungsoTfis
SiaI GinIer IAN, oem Neii iriaig in
bic Se6nte HargstloTe foIsis. DUNN
bon benz MdSsi," tnurrte 6oder, als
crs erFuGr, nlro fe Die r9l6ts" Bette
bobrn touucnI' SIN @rnuSe dber
mar er froQ, bab ibm ou4 cieie Gnts
Tcheibung erIport bIicb.
60 ldngc or TriH 9imt battle ging
ibm bic Gte gar niAi an. Ct IoB bon
friDD Biz o6eroS an Teinent Sdrcibs
tiT6, uu4 jc0ea Gonns uuO 8eicrtcg.
Mcnn ibn jenanO fragte: u4ber, Serr
Sbertoutrolor, Dab Gis nidjt Ecis
roteul" go6 er 5ur gtntport: rS4
biiP Gie, ipenn man lciuen Gicuit
baIbpces ocpiRenboit erFilut, bat
man nitbt cumol 3eit ans Ssiraten
5n oenten geidpei9c oeuu, gum Seta
rdten iel6T!"
Gs muroe nit cinem S4Iog ans
oers, ols !6odsr in ocn RubeItouo
trat. gluu funO er 3eit gum @riis
beln. lln6 babel lam ctipas gons G5elts
fomes beraus. Gs iieI ibn ncmli9
pl0BIi3 ouf, oab er sar5 dQein in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10

dciicrs @a6ricl @icrnc'S ,Ccrarcu5.
3rO scr Sinner" gum Sortrag briu-
0cr. llc6cr 500 @crIoncn bon Ocucu
Gie @0litc aus ainocn bcncbt, 6a-
Zen modlenIong Gcii6t, I'M oie @or-
fiiQrrng 3l elmer o6gcrllnoetcu lnO
Idoncn Su MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-10
Ser. Sangcr BON Baltimore.
(@cQriln0ct 1881

&aliptquarticr: 0@crm1all Nlin.
Observation-Disclosures gir. S3- gloro'
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