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The Keota news., 1917-06-08
four Weeks
N HOSPITAL
No Relief-Mrs. Brown Fin
ally Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Csvsland. Ohio. o.-"Fof yeaxs m
esfed 20 sometimes It seemed - though

] could not 0to00
It any longer. II
wss al In my lower
organs. At times ]
could hardly walk,
for I'll stepped on .
little stone ] would
almost faint. One
day ! did faint and
my husband v -
sent for and the doc
tor came. lwas t.
ken to the hospital
The Keota news., 1917-06-08
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS. o o n q ., ACHIEVE.
MENTs, sUFFERINcs. HopEs
AND FEARS or MANKIND.
Wssesra Newspaper Union Nsvs osrvss
ABOUT THE WAR.

British airmen drop tons Of bombs
upon Zeebrugge. Ostend and Bruges.
The Russians have resumed fight
Ing in Mesopotamia and have defeated
the Turks.
Germany is seeking to obtain
island near United States for sub
marine pase.
Kaiser and Won Hindenburg declare
British and French offensive has
come to an nd.
In Albania, Italians capture three
villages. extending their lines to new
and powerful positions.
British casualties AZ published in
May show 4 total Of $500 officers and
106, ,331 men. . total of 1928.
Closer union OF Central powers II
made under organization Of Fedora
ton of central European empires.
President Braz signed . decree pro-
viding for the utilization by Brasil OF
the German ships in Brazilian ports.
Southeast of Arras near Cherisy
the Germans took the offensive and
pushed the British back. but the Brit
ish regained the positions.
French Official statement declares
that the Germans lost more than
$1,000 prisoners during the French
and British drives against German
lines.
Private advices from Germany tell
of growing dissatisfaction with the
ruthless submarine campaign and the
absence Of any indications that 1t has
brought the desired peace near to
hand.
London papers figure that 713 aero
planes were shot down on the west
ern front in May. Of which AZ were
German and 271 British and French.
The total air losses In April were esti-
mated at 700.
Seventy.six persons were killed and
174 injured in Dover or Folkestone,
ENGLAND, In the most ambitious raid
upon England yet made by German
aircraft. OF the killed. 27 were women
and 70 children.
Germans gained a foothold in ad-
vanced trenches near Moulin de LAT
faux. French artillery fire checked
German efforts against hill 3O4. Ger
mans suffering heavy losses. In
creased artillery firing in the Ypres
sector In Belgium. London and Ber-
lin comment on activity Of heavy guns
In that region. British capture during
May 3,412 Germans and one large Ger
man gun. In April the British took
more than 10000 prisoners and 257
large guns and howitzers.
The Keota news., 1917-06-08
F FRECKLES
New 10 the Time to Get Rid Of Theoo
Ugly Spots.

New 10 the Time to Get Rid Of Thsss
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need OF
feeling ashamed Of your freckles. a. the
prescription othtne - double strength = 70
guaranteed to remove these homely spots
Simply get ounce of othine-doubls
etrensth-irom your druggist. and apply .
little of 1t night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. 1t 10 seldom
that more than one ounce 10 needed to COM
pletely clear the skin and gain beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine. this 10 sold under guarantee OF
money back II 1t fails to Esmove frecklso.-
Adv.
Another Rehash.
First Gardener-OniOns dOin' any
good yetS
Second Ditto-Yep; comm strong
DOW.
The Keota news., 1917-06-08
DAISY FLY KILLER

Formerly bride knew how to keep
house. Now she is lucky If she knows
how to keep cook.
The Keota news., 1917-06-08

Isn't 1t strange that men who brag
always brng about something that
doesn't interest you In the least?
The Keota news., 1917-06-08

placed ANYMORE
attracts anc klIDo
all NtOo. Nsss, clean.
ornaosatAl. eoovsaissA
cheap. LAs&s all ssassa-
Hads Of astal, eas'tsDn
or Zip ovsv; viii aot -
o. injurs ssythias. 0sas.
sntoed elective. Sol1 ~
dsaisss. or . ssnt ~ 81.
pres prspsid fer oi!oA
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
News Items From Thompson Hos
pital.

Reported for The Robesonian.
Mr.. Ed c. Watson, R. F. D., who
has been seriously sick at the hospit-
al for two weeks with blood poison
and complications,is is getting along fine
and will be able to go home in an
other week.
Mrs. W. w. Lewis, R. F. D., Penn
broke, who has been suffering from
a broken hip for three weeks at the
hospital, is getting along as we'll as
| could be expected.
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. "A. Nc
Corn1ic, Mcdonald, last Sunday at the
hospital, a fine girl weighing 9 pounds
Mrs. L. B. Townsend, city, who has
been patient at the hospital for sew
eral days, was able to return home
last week.
Mr.. Frank Jones, city, who was SC
badly injured at the Robson Manu-
featuring Co.'s plant last Saturday
night week, is getting along as vel
as could be expected.
Little Leslie Flowers, Barnesville
son of Mr.. ]. M. Flowers, was rul
over by a disc harrow Saturday abou
noon, badly injuring his left leg. Th
muscles were badly torn from hi
i. thigh and leg and the bones in tn
leg were broken, compound fracture
d He was brought to the hospital by d.
n Elvington of Lakeview, S.. c., wher
E the wounds received attention. He
! doing very will at this writing.
Miss NJ E. Drake, Fair Bluff, wh
n was operated on two weeks ago, wa
able to return home Friday.
n Miss Lucy Page, R. F. D. Clarkto7
$ who has been undergoing treatmel
* at the hospital, returned home Frida
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
AT THE PASTIME

Mr.. H. H. Anderson, proprietor OF
the Pastime theatre, gives notice in
this issue of The Robesonian, that on
and after Wednesday, Novembel 18th,
the prices of admission will be 5 and
10 cents, he assuming the war reve-
nue.. Mr.. Anderson has leased the
Sanford theatre, it opening today un-
der his control, in charge Of Mr.. j.
L. Williamson, who will be manager.
Mr.. Anderson has instructed Manag-
er Wishart of the Gem at Laurinburg
and Manager Williamson atSanford to
adopt the same prices. Mr.. Anderson
is determined to give the best service
that money will buy and by operating
chain of theatres is able to secure
service at price which enables him
| to assume the war revenue. AS the
Birth of a Nation is being run today
and tomorrow the management is
| forced to run the "Fatal Ring" or
| Wednesday instead Of Tuesday this
week. Next week it will be run or
Tuesday, schedule time. Thanksglv
ling day "The Amateur Orphan" 5
reel Pathe Gold Rooster play, will bt
run. and on Friday 'Her Beloved En-
emy," another Pathe feature will b
offered. Saturday Helen Holmes i
| the "Lost Express" Lonesome Luke Il
a 2-reel comedy, and another Path
special comedy will be run.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
A Pretty Good Show in Cold Place

A Pretty Good Show in Cold Place.
cover There" at the opera house
Saturday evening was the usual Billy
"Single'' Clifford and company hodge
podge of delightful foolery and it
would have been enjoyed much more
by the small audience that braved the
cold if the house had been comfort
able. But the opera house On this
occasion sustained its, reputation Of
being a cold place. The small stoves
on each side at the rear could not by
any change heat the large room on a
cold night, and the fire was not even
kept up in those throughout the per-
formance so that toward the close it
was impossible to keep warm within
I6 feet of them The management is
up against difficult problem, it is
freely admitted, but better arrange
sments about heating the opera house
swould seem to be necessary if All aud
ience is to be kept reasonably com
Portable on a cold night.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
Pc r s ON AL,

| day in Raleigh "A' 0peh' III
Mr. A; H. Mercer of route 5 was 2 rnn-
berton visitor Friday. A''
Rev. v.andMrs.I.N Ciegg of Rowland were 1n,o-
| berton visitors Friday
MI, Mr.: D: !! Oliver of Marietta was Lum-
Prof. F. Q. Fuzzy of Fayetteville was q
Lumberton visitor Friday
Mr.: Joe Mercer of route from Lumberton
| was Lumberton visitor Friday
Messrs. Geo H. and A. A. Mckay of Max
ton NJ were Lun3berton visitors Saturday.
was % s,1a, "A, l.: +h Broadwell of Lumbsrton, R. 6,
Mr. S. J. Allen of R. from Lumberton
was M, among T. the visitors in town Saturday. =
| Mr. j. w. Andrews of r. from Fairmont
was among the visitors in town Saturday.
Mr. W. G.. West of R. 5 from Lumberton
Mr. W R. Powell % Of R R. 'S"h from na'IaaaB Iunber-
ton was among the visitors in town Saturday.
Mr. Ghas; P. McAllister returned last week
time. 1~
Mrs. G. H. Biggs and daughter, Miss Mary,
spent the weekend at Elizabethtown visiting
Mr.. ~. Britt and two sons, Claud and
Oscar, of R. 1 from Lumberton were in town
Mr.. S. W. West and son, Albert, of R. 5
from Lumberton, were among the visitors in
= Messrs E. l., and R. M. Phillips of the
tors Thursday.
Campbell, Of Rennert, were @ Tumberton % t visi: i
Mr.. :: J. Martin and two sons, Furman ant
5 Lee, OF r l from st. Paul, were Lumbertor
Messrs. j.: w. F. Y. and R. P Stone o.
R. from Lumberton were among the visi
l, tors in town Saturday.
e Mr.. J. D. Powell of R. 2 from Lumberto,
O | was among the callers at The Robesonian of
flee Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. R. F. Lewis returned last week frcn
II Hiendersonvilie, where she spent 10 days Wis
IL g Messrg les r. Rufus Howell and S. R. Hendri
)r ers at The Robesonian office Saturday.
! Mrs. S. D. Sanderson left Thursday fo
- Clarenden, where she viii spend week c
Mrs. L. P. Stack left Thursday evening a.
ter spending several days here visiting at tn
Wn " hsf sh ~ ea snd Ms fro s. h54e Me
ne Monroe, where she spent day two visi
at ing relatives before going to her hon
:. at Norfolk, Va.
n Thursday and will. spend several weeks he
at the home of her brother-in-lsw and 81
ter, M: and Mrs. T. A. McNan, Jr., II
Mrs. Mary Dickson, Miss Mamie Meme
no and Mrs. McEachern spent Wednesday afte
;r, noon in Lumberton-Red Springs Citizen.
Mr.. D. B. Mcintyre of Mcdonald was
Lun1berton visitor this morning.
2S, Mr.. D. E. Smith of Red Springs, R. g. w
II a Lunberton visitor Friday.
=: Mr.. l.. P. Odum who is a student at Bu
IL Creek academy, spent the weekend near Lo,
ice Prof: J. r. Poole will leave tomorrow +
rd Charlotte where he will attend the teache
Al Mr.. J. M. Powell of R. from Buie W
his a Lumberton visitor Saturday.
~ Miss Katie Ivey spent Saturday here v
ley lola 1vey.. She returned home Saturday mig
)ur accompanied by Miss lola Ivey who will spe
oe several days at Parkton visiting relatives
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

Notice of New Advertisements.
Time short for payment of inheritance tax
-Woodberry Lennon, appraiser.
Land near Raeford for sale for division
j. J. Stafford, Raeford, N. c..
Boone plant near Dresden mill for sale
Whitfield & French.
Health Observation-Disclosures Motor Car Co.
Brick store building and stock of goods in
Fairmont for sale.
Five s1O-bills lost-Effam LockIear, Lumber
ton, R. 2.
Timber and land near railroad and goo6
dirt road for sale-"Land" Buie's Greek, N. z
Large stock of holiday goods-Fleishman'
Fayetteville, N. C..
Another load of extra nice mules-W. F
French & Co.
Pastime theatre reduces prices of adnnis
| sion to and 10 cents.
| D. j. Oliver has qualified as administra
| tor of estate of the late C. A. Oliver.
Auction sale of Higley farm Nov. 2S-At
| lane Coast Realty Co.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
Items From Last Weeks Red
Springs Citizen.

LteiflS from Last Weeks Red
Springs Citizen.
Mrs. A. T. McCallum will leave next
Monday for New York. to attend the
wedding of her nephew Mr.. Dallas
SelWyn Townsend. The following an
nouncement has been received bv
friends IN Red Springs:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig B. R. Heurmann
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Adelaide Elizabeth
Mr.. Dallas Selwyn Townsend
on Wednesday. the twenty-eighth of November
at half after four o'clock
at the University Place Presbyterian Church
University Place and Tenth street in the
city of New York
Mr.. w. B. Houston of Durham was
a visitor in town this week. and was
very favorably impressed with oul
conditions, SO much so that he ane
his family may come to Red Spring:
to live.
J Messrs. Dargan Stanton, Thos
Boahn and Knox Harrington are a
nome from Petersburg, having finish
ed their work at Camp Lee. The,
state that the camp is about complt
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

Mr. Alex. Pate of Wilmington, who is
spending some time visiting at thehome of his
nephew Mr.. Joe N. Regain, R. from
Lumberton, Lumberton visitor Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. A. Martin and small son,
J. A. Jr., went Thursday to Richmond w.,
to visit relatives. DR.. Martin is expected
home tonight while Mrs Martin and J. a
Jr, will spend some time at Richmond.
Mr.. J. T. Hamilton and son, MIR. Forest
of R. from Marietta, were Lumberton Wis
itors Saturday.
Mrs N P. Andrews went Thursday to Mul
Inns, S. c., where she will spend some tim
visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. an'
Mrs E. A. Burnham.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

Miss Donnie Edwards and Mr..
Lemon j. Johnson, both of the Orrum
section. were married this morning at
11:3O at the court house in the office
of Register Of Deeds NJ W. Floyd,
Justice M. G. Mckenzie officiating.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

ed and the soldiers are in comfortable
winter quarters.
Messrs. Lathrop Buie, Angus Bryne,
Austin Roberts and Henry McPhaui
of Camp Jackson, and Willie Boatra
of Camp Seviar, were at home on a
short furlough this week. The boys
were looking fine, and we all We're
glad to see them
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
CORD WOOD WANTED
CHURCHLOT FOR SALE

Notice is hereby given that the ol<
Baptist church lot on the corner fe o.
9Th and Walnut streets will be offer
ed for sale to the highest bidder at
the court house door in Lumberton
N. c., at IL o'clock, noon, Monday
Dec. 3rd, 1917.
Nov. 18th, 1917. ,,c
TRUSTEES OF FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, LuniSc~ton, N. Z.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
NAREET REPORT

NAREET REPORT
(Reported by John T. .Bggs, general merchantl
Middling cotton % 1-2 cents the pound
the highest OF the season; cotton seed 81 0s
the Dushel; eggs 45 cents the dozen; sweet
potatoes IS cents the bushel
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
wANTED-soo NEGRO LABoRERs AT BA-

"ANTED-30O NEGRO LABORERS AT BA-
din Aluminium Wks., Badin, N. G. S14 TO
$2O per week, hours per day., Perman-
ent inside work and regular advances IN
nay guaranteed. Pay every Saturday. Out-
side work for a few Homes for families
9 per month; water, toilet and electric
Ilghts in every house. The Negro Section m m
Badin has high class public school with
Competent teachers; community buiidlng
with moving picture auditorium, public IL
brary and lodge rooms for men and women.
Ample police and fire department. Fire de-
Iartment operated by colored men. Whlte
and coored physicians. White and colored
merchants. Boarding houses for single men
equipped with toilets, bath rooms, steam
neat and electric lights. Board $3.50 pen
week Badin is 81 miles from Salisbury
y. G., on Southern Rwy. and w. S. S. Is
Eswy;; Special inducements to men will
families; new and modern home provided
came day family arrives. Transportation
furnished every Monday and Thursday o.
tne Seaboard. Will leave Wilmington, n
" at 1855 p. M, Lumberton, N. c.. 6 Il
?. nv Pembroke. N. c.. "a p. M. Ham
iet, N. c., :05 p. m. Meet me at the sta
ton. q. w. Kialaw.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

Meeting of Pastors and Executive
Committee
A joint meeting of the pastors and
executive committee of the Robson
Baptist association will be held in the
First Baptist church building here to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

COMPARE MY INTEREST RATE AM
terms with others who are handling IN
same class of loans. Amounts, S2 ,OOO.e
TO s50.O00.00: Robson, Scotland and .l3k.
counties. Rate of interest FIVE IEs
CENT A. T. Mclean. Tunnberton. N
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

MAs22NliN SON No. Mfht'F III, A. F. & A. M.
St. AlbanS ,d Ard Tuesday evening.
every .,on lst %nI Chapter No. II. R. A. M every
end and sl.ton ton Chapter o. E. S. U. D. every
.a Thursday d%TIIsfToRS WELCOME.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

If you WANT TO BUY OR SELL sTOCI
in any of the Lumberton cotton mills
banks, address p. o. Box 3S6, Lumberto''
N. G.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

Trinity Episcopal.
There will be Thanksgiving services
at Trinity Episcopal church Thursday
evening at o'clock. Sermon by the
priest in charge, Rev. H. A. Grantham.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26
Monument Unwilling.

DON'T FORGET THE BEST PLACE TO
stop hunger is at the Olympia Cafe, Elm
street Iumberton.
The Robesonian., 1917-11-26

IocT. TFN-DOLLAR BILLS IN THE
Id,srv store at L. H. CaldwelPs Saturday
Nov. l.. Finder please return to Eftam
Ioclear. Lunberton, R. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Nithem beri1tcn bDn
id)iuerem Sdmpfem.
9iiiiiiideSrnppen mnhteu i'd Oor Drn
OuitiirmenOsn Scnti6cn 5nriid-
5ie6en.- SerfOlssn Die Shrfcu.

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5ieben. %erfOlssn Die Sarfcu.
@eters6ur9, A. 9lpril 1917
Ger oifi5iene ruiiiidc 9eridt lou.
tct:
p9lo6 6eitigcr 9eitieBung nnierer
Sielliugen iiiolib bon Sautit arii.
fen Die Ceutiden an mo beicbtcn un-
iere 5elopoiien im0 @rGben in oer@e.
geno iiiolih Der EouicpcSf Giicn.
bobn 2inie. sic murOen a6er ourh
@cgeuangriif pieocr 6inousacpor
fen.
@eitcru 9lbcuO ridtctc ser 6ciuo
Elm idperes glrtiaeric. mo 0}iuca.
merfer 6euer auf uuierc @rdbcu III
Ger @eseno ocr 0rtidait 9lopoieti
iii0lidb bon @reoo. 9c EaqeSon.
brud cr5wone iidb cine fciuoIide gIb.
t6eilimg in Stdrfe elmer Gompoqnic
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De aber Ourb uuiere aimoihoftcr
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getrieben.
@cltern eroimete 0er 6eino eit
idlucrcS 6elicr auf uniereNduitionS-
lager am Iiuten llier ocs Stod6oo
IN ser llmgegenO oeS 9obnboics BON
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E6eile deniidc @eihoiie sur glnmen.
oung. @leid3etig cutluo cr i3 Gos.
pellen pom @eaeniu 9oropuo.gl6.
idnitt ans.
Inter Gedung bon g(rtilerieicner
ergriffen sic Geltidcu sic 0fieu.
iiuc on Der SpbolD Selcuin8ront
uuo beordnateu imiere 9rlppeu
Gin Ebeil Der oeutidcu Gruppen
ii6cridriit oen 8hiB norooitIid bon
Selenin Ga nnier liufer 8liigel, Ger
unicre Nunitionslaaer pertbeioiatc
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llnicre 9lrtiQerie beihoB mirfunas
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idjdiiiot mar icine Stcaunoei feds
Meilen BON Aoiolopo 5u 6eicilioeu
OlohOem uniere Eruppen sic Ira0t.
Oer6oue 3critort, beietter lie orei glei.
ben @rdbeu unO eritoder sic Better
reiher nit Dem Seitengewe6r.
9ln oen ii6rigen gI6idnitten ser
6ront fonOen 9luifldrngs Inter.
nebmnngen lpO @eiuebrieucr itatt.
&oufoiifde 6rout
llnIere Sruppen iesten sic &eriol
aung Der fliebenocu 9iirfcn IN Scr
0ihtung oltf abonifin fort.
Sm peItliben Hntme oes Sdmar
sen N1eeres oerientten lmierc Eorpc
ooboote 5pei nit @etrei0e eelaoeue
Sdooner~
&umdniide Sront.
@le6rere ieinolihe gltifl1rlinasob.
tbeilrngen ndberten iicb oen ruiua.
nii6cn @rdbcn iiiooiiIid BON 0ione
ltor aadinil. Gle puroei aber
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a6gelpicien Sn Scr 9liAhng ani
Sultda in ocr Go6riioido lntcrna6
men eS 9ulaaren. oeu ct. @corge-
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Gies purOc oird lmier 6cuer oerci.
telt.
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@rfIdrnn0 clues strte9s5nltonOes poi1irt senot
hit s'pe;unSostt,;e eeesn nnr Iseks stimmen.

| iin0 mir libel 0aran bon Geluihlono
5u iprehcn. llutcrbreitet Dem Bolt
oicic 3roge. 9lit elmer Stinmen.
obga6e BON 10 81 1 perocn Tie eegen
Den arieg itimmen.
Son Senotor @ilIiomS
angegriffcn.
Senator giaiouS ltono iofort,
nodOem Serr Sa 5oIette eeenoet
6otte, auf uno iaete:
,,9ieie 9ieoc ocS Senotors bon
@isconiin piiroe Dem Scrrn bon
9ct5monn.Soawcg better fIeiocn ais
cinem omerifonilden Senator. Gr
1T tbotiG6lidl peiter eegongen, oIs
Serr bon 9etbmonn.$oapeg iemaIS
gcgongen pGrc.~
@err 2o 6oIlcttc botte iih ieoodl
6olo in iein 8inlmer 5uriidge5ogcn
un0 borte niCbt, mas feline Gollegen
iibcr i'm ioetcu.
9lnOere Senotoren griffen Serul
So JoIlettc glei6foas 8ientlicb beftia
an, pGbreno onoere iid elmer gemG-
biotcn Sprobc be0ientcn,
Senator &o 6oaette ibloB feline
&coe I'M 6 ltbr as @1inlitcn, nad.
Dem er Orei Shinoen gelpro9cn
botte.
@roBe &erwilIigungen.
gSai6ingtoM A. 9lpril.
Sicr oroBe @erwiaiglnes-9ias, wel-
6e in ocr lcbten Sibung 6es Senots
ni6t poiiirt woroen poren wuroen
in i9neler 9leibenfolge inn Geprdien.
tantcnbmls nngcnommen uno 0omit
ocr gSee geba6nt fir Oen ariegsbe-
ihluB, Der morgen Inn 10 ll6r 8or.
mittagS sur Gebatte auigenommen
perOen ioll.
Ole bier Bills cnt6olten cine Ser
miaigrng BON me6r ais $44O,000,.
600, unO 5pdr $24O,O0O,00O fiir ole
glrmce, $t3S,24t.O00 geripaltlnes.
foiteh $63, $685. 900 0efi5it ino ST.
$4,000 fiir oie 9(fooemie in g9eIt.
point @s wliroen sor feline 9lenoe-
rlngen in Oen 9iGs gema9t, ipie iie
oaS &aus in Der Doriaen Sibing pal.
iirten.
GongreBnlitelieo Yoogett reidte
cine 9ia ein, Den @raiioenten 8u ar-
toriiiren, ols MIR perfiigboren Yoote
uno S6iife 5u ii6erne6men.
SefrctGr @ofer miro morgen Dor
Dem Gomte fir Milit1r- -2lneelegen.
beiten erideinen
0as @omitc fiir SuIii5ipeien mia
0ie Spionoge-9ia, pel6e in Der leb-
tell Sibuug pcrloren ginG BON
9teuem einrei9en.
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9ie 9iegierung monote belte gum
criten N}nle ieine oroitIide aroit an,
Inn erorbitonten GriegSprofiten oen
ToocsItoB 81 bcrlcbcn Inter Der
glutorit1t DER lebten Wlorines@erpil.
ligungs-Gorloec muroe Elm 5obri-
font ougc6olten, cine 9r0Bcre 2iefc-
rlng bon &riegSmateriol 8u Dem bon
Der Hcgierung feitgeIebten ASrcile an
5ufertiqen meit neioriger ais Der iei'
tens oieier 6irma rnterbreitete
&reiS. 8enn oieiem 9(uftroee nibt
Solgc geIciltet mer0en miro, miro oic
9Regierrng oie glnlo0e iibernebmen
un0 betreiben.
@eontte moIlen nidt Den glomen
ocs 6obrifenten oocr Die 2uc0e be.
fonnt ge6cu, bon melder oieier glui.
traq fam. @s iuur0e ober 3uqegeben
Dob 0icicr S6ritt unternommcn
wuroe, uuo iin0 Scr Br6iioent uno
icine 9iat6geber ieit eutibloHen OoB
mr. ougeneiiene @reiie 0ltrt) oic ga.
ton i6reu 9iIrgern fir Soben &C.
5oblt Deroe, oie n0lbig iino, oie
&riegsbor6ereitlm9cn 5u trcifen.
Glropdiidbe &eeieringen 8oblen
einen @rofit bon 10 9Sro8ent an aus
Sen Ser. Stootcn be6ogencS ariegS.
ino lit es Die glbiibt DER
ser Der. Stoatcn, ibren
ei9euen 9eoori al billieeren 9Sreiien
at be5ie9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05
Wcnrral upn Nennera tu0t.

9lmlteroom A. glpril. @ine
Sol3blrger 0epeihe OIL oos n9erli.
ner Eogeblott" meloet, ooB Der otter.
reidiiIe @eneroLNtoior bon Sen
nerg ourh einen Shneeitilr8 an oer
itolienii@en 6ront 0erihitttct uno ee-
tootet puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-05

Die 0ireftoren oes proteItan.
tiihen SoipitolS in 9lorfolf, 3d..
5o6cn Scr 9lc0icrug ibr Soipitol fir
franfe mo Deupunoete Nlitglieoer
Der 6lotte 5ur |crfiigimg geitelt.