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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25
Birds Will Come BAck.

The strongly developed homing In
stlncts of birds can be relied on to at
tach them to the neighborhood where
they first saw the light. and the ideDti-
cal pairs which nest in the houses pro-
vided for them one year will often re-
turn the next season to enjoy the same
bounty and protection.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25

A ball game betw cen the profess
sional and business men is scheduled
to take place at the college ball park
on Friday afternoon, August 3, at $3.50
o'clock. All of the proceeds of this
game will go to, the Red Cross. The
game promises to be a most exciting
one and there is considerable rivalry
between the two teams The profess.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25
Presbyterian Church

Patriotism and Religion" is the
subject that the pastor will discuss
next Sunday morning at 1890 in the
First Presbyterian church. You may
have thought these two subjects were
very distinct. the one from the other.
Come and hear it from the view
point of one who thinks they are in
separable. The church makes an ap-
peal to the best and highest that is
in men. Its message is given with
view to making conditions better.
In the evening at 500 the theme will
he "A Saving Resolution We are not
forgetful of the hot weather. and
therefore do not prolOng the ser
vices. Occupy one of our pews, and
receive a cordial welcome. Bible
classes at u o'clock for all.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25
BUCK GROVE ITEMS

Miss Linda Neubaum. of near BUCK
Grove, has been a visitor in the j.
Greder family for the past three days.
Miss Alice Greder has been working
in Buck Grove the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shuman, OF
Manning, visited the past week at
the G. H. Weise home in Buck Grove.
9 Mrs. Frank Watson, of Des Moines,
is spending this week in Denison Wis
ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Det-
LET Week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-25
Lending Money.

Iehu1n9 money.
"And now, my SON. said the old
man, II must give You bit of parting
advice"
Yes, dad" answered the young
man patiently.
"Never lend money to friend"
"What, never?'
''No, never
But why? Surely some friends are
honest?'
Undoubtedly. But If you lend
money and try to get it back you will
be called a tightwad, and if you lend
money and don't try to get it back you
will be called an easy mark."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

tutes a majority Of the board of con
to play the Brookings-Hot Springs
championship football game and in
their down these guardians of fair
play absolutely d~isregarded the rules
regulating the meetings of this board
as well as their proceedings and a
nice GU little off side play was sprung
20 minutes before Brookings was to
AXE the train for Hot Springs by the
impartial (O guardians of state
championship and called the Brook
ings-Hot Springs game a draw by can-
ceiling the game.
But these high-brows are the sole
interpreters of the rules and they in
terpreted that Sioux Falls could not
beat Brookings and had refused to
play them. Hot Springs had already
trimmed Rapid City twice this season
and it was a thing to be desired by
Sioux Falls and Rapid City, to inter
pref the championship game out of or
der. Yet Sioux Falls refused to play
Brookings and there is no question on
the claim that Brookings is champion
of the eastern part of the state. Hot
Springs has not been beaten by any
high school in the state and are the
undisputed champions of the western
part of the state and the high-brow
interpreters will have another guess
coming to change it. huff sed.'"
Walt Mason, the Kansas poet-editor,
became interested in the matter and
has risen to inquire into the eason
for things, and does SO in the follow
ing lines that he sent to Hot Springs:
Talk about your craftsmanship,
Gee whiz this football deal is punk,
and all this talk about the players
is an awful lot of junk. We have got
the goods on our team to make the
%highbrows squeal, and now they have
done a blame good job their feet are
one and all as sportsman good and
clean, and all we want is the chance
to meet your idols on the football
green. Our men are gentlemen, every
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13
HALIFAX IN RUINS

Halifax, Nova Scotia, is badly
wrecked by the collision of "A relief
ship and a French vessel laden with
munitions in the harbor. Munition
ship caught on fire and exploded, the
force wrecking large portions of Hall
fax and surrounding towns of the bay
Loss of life placed at between $500
and 1000. Relief trains rushed from
Boston and other eastern cities. City
now has all medical aid that can be
used, but needs building material,
glass, putty and nails. Outsiders
asked to stay away from city for At
least two weeks, as supplies are bad
ly depleted. Canadian government
and United States are rushing every
thing needed to the rescue of the PEG.
pie.
Explosion so violent that it caused
big tidal wave to sweep over parts
of the city and do further damage
A storm followed and great suffering
vas the result, but last advices state
that the situation is well in hand and
the work of rescue and relief is or
ganized under military control. II
will take twenty-five million dollars
to repair material damage. Loss OF
life can only be fully determined after
l.ayOc Is cleared away.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13

one. in victory or defeat. and there
not a team in all this state hat we
have refused to meet. We have won
our games by playing straight with
every faithful fellow and in our team
We have never found a single trace
of yellow. Now Mr.. Man | don't
know your name, for this | do not
care, bat F! would like to see you play
the game and do it on the square
Walt Mason.
We of Brookings are of the belief
that Sioux Falls has pulled a bone in
stead of "A laurel wreath, and If this
kind of a state championship is the
kind that Sioux Falls enjoys winning,
they have our pity. but not the kind
that is akin to love.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-12-13
A SCHOOL FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
COURSES OF STUDY IN THE REG.
UlAR WINTER SCHOOL AT
COLLEGE TO OPEN SOON
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR GOODLY NUMBER
indications Are That A Great Many
People Will Avail Themselves OF
The Chance

BrooklngS county Short Course. State
College Extension Division and Brook
ings County Farmers Institute Asso-
citation cooperating, will be held at
the college, Dec. 81, 1917. to Jan. 5,
1918. This is the annual course that
has proven SO popular and beneficial
to the farmers, their wives, business
men and others. The indications are
for a big attendance this year. The
following is the program:
Monday, December 81. 1917
. to 4 p. m.-Men's section.
Topic-Horses.
(a) Horse feeding.
90 General care and manage
ment.
(c) Horse education.
2 to 4 p. m.-Women's section.
Topic-House care and decoration.
(a) Pictures for the home.
90 Caring for furniture and
woodwork. Demonstration
Tuesday, January /, 1913
10 a. m.-Joint session for men and
women
Topic-Potatoes.
(a) Cultural methods.
(b) Diseases.
(c) Storage.
(d) Marketing.
2 to 4 p. m.-Women's section.
Topic-Sewing.
(a) Selection and testing of
fabrics.
CD Sewing problems.
2 to u p. m.-Men's section.
Topic-Hogs.
(a) Bacon bullets.
CD A disease often mistaken
for cholera.
(c) Pig clubs-possibilities and
results.
Wednesday. January 2, 1918
10 a. m.-Joint session.
Topic-Soils. meadows and pastures
(a) The nations soils in peace
and war.
o. Meadows and pastures.
2 to 4 p. m.-Women's section.
Topic-Canning Of vegetables and
meat. Demonstration.
2 to 4 p. m.-Men's section.
(a) Building the dairy barn.
(b) Common diseases of dairy
cattle and their control.
(c) Silos and silage for the
dairy herd.
Cd Discussion.
Thursday, January 3, 1918
10 a. m.-Joint session.
Topic-POwer on the farm.
(a) Traction machinery.
(b) Labor saving devices in
field and barn.
(c) Labor saving devices in
the house.
2 to 4 p. m.-Women's section.
Topic-Food conservation program.
(a) Planning the menu.
90 Cooking demonstration.
2 to 4 p. m.-Men's section.
T~opic-Sheep.
(a) The profit and patriotism
Of sheep raising.
(b) Organization and conduct
of sheep clubs.
Co Care of sheep and lambs.
Friday, January 4, 1918
10 a. m-Joint session.
Topic-Gardens in war time.
(a) Varieties and management
(b) Sanitation.
(c) Storage.
(d) Conservation.
: to 4 p. m.-Women's section.
Topic-Table service.
ICnnfinnaH on Daoa CdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

Oy Lduy DufI uU1I I LHCtIe J
TT HE tilt is the most noticeable feature of Spring
hats. The hat set squarely and sedately upon
the head looks like relic of last years loves
or follies or a broken New Years resolution A hat
to be up to the moment, must be coquettishly
tipsily-inclined.
In size, hats show extreme variety. The hats
shown this page denote the fact that they may be
large small or of medium size. But it is signi-
cant of the season that none of them has straight
brim. The irregular brim is friendly to women Only
the face of exceedingly regular features at its best
in undeviatingly straight brmmed hat. The
irregular hat brim condones, as it were, irregular
features. 1t lends to them the charm of piquancy
Polaire the uglest and yet of the most fascinat
ing in the world always wears hats of ex-
tremely irregular brim and Of audacous and sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-22

psing and angles The unusual of her
tracts attention the rreguary features The
whole is fascinating.
Feathers favor The large with and
curving hrim s trimmed with curling plumes whmscay
arranged Note that the tip cnrls backward other
front They fastened front
instead Of the opposite treatment.
small hat like the first of Milan straw, adorned with
appqued lace and with ft of bird of paradise feathers
the side
The wide brmmed hat crving boldly side and with
corresponding downward the other favor.
the obong shape larger from front back than from side side
that successful rival of the long established round sailor The
examples this trimmed simply with the
conventional made ribbon that roaming
fancy.
The sailor trimmed simply with broad ribbon enjoys
vva s of appropriate only for simplest with
but regain it's for mid
Black the avoc color for first Spring hats It's
utility the to harmonic with all other color
it's recommendation Also the black hat of heavy
texture TO filing woman's need universally be-
coming hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
srieu rIeioen bel seue i4mere gerInfe,
2luF Scr C-JrUMt vmrDem Scu Olnifeu eime crUbcrtc
Stcnmug ,UicScr cutriden. -Sulscrea
perIcnfem gBiiFc.
2seri6t oes Sent[den e,eneralaa6s.
tDrabiIos naa eoOoiac.l

Scrlim 49, Samuar Der Gmg pi}ieiC gcrdt ocnidcn
WncrnlaG a6cr bic S0oau9 ben ncdOrucn 5rOueu IOn
gS cFlt6c Sront.
narmcesrnppc Gruupn5n Snpprc Sic GgyOFOu elmer b
id Wuc 2os iuIetc Gin r5cs Ncic marnN wcdm Der
ScuS Duscrt mar dua III encm 9cisn HaGfamp 5aif
gcuorn mnrOe.
r@ao @rdt Scrrc mnrocu Sc cincr pogedc6ncu
GeunEa bic 9cBaCn Der adt ~ 3 SOnuar
in DonnHgsmGfar Sec gerGnmt nc cu cne bcGtg
Sc SicIer ct Ocn Sag tacs Gcncr Ucru1
bic berl0cnu @rGbu, wecr OuiclGcn 1nf idWerc SntC
brodtc.
&mmGuii6c Srpnt
vNrgrnppc beS Gr5bas picpB @abrcnS Iioia SitnS
terics nnS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ummubrad mudten
llcbCrrcidngsangr 5ucu om Gnbn &ntnSGn
Onrn cri9rcid Hu Sfcr 230 @aun Owie @iMnugewe6r
cin5nbriuocn
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wcrocn t cu9cn S0gcn Onrd rufc Gr!cc SnIt Saba
bONn @dieonc GnUOGncr merns TrnucN Su0cr mnocu
act0Stc"
&nifiiG- gnIi5ifG ErOnt
nNrmcappe Ern5cn ScOpolb Gas gScr 1T ar sic
Tricrc nn tOn Scn in Dicn gbiHen Der cbr cb
Baft
yM0rSid arn6n 9eang ruiidea Notwithstanding
icGnd abcrcgencr S cnen uur9ciOben &Uc 6ricec
Scier soften lit hon mr miercm ScTb %uuttn
WnrOcn lIeberfG0c mo @atrrnilcn 5nridgcuicicn.
TNgld Der Gpcraunen Der maccSpnidn Srunt in8
grridt:
2snGsarf1er 2Seri6f.
czuDio pu6 eaoag0
Scsiin iS Saunur Der oi5c bnIgaridc Sccrcs6rridt
iG. 1naacg lartc
rNpf Sem dtgn icr Gonan kc auicrc grcr 6iien.
ais oOa bc SaOd in Sran nu6 bcOf oic Gfancc scn Ga
at nnS SnS5acG an wcr Sppu u0 straightforward BE-
ubndtt sunrOea
u8eGc 9du un Nrtncric bis 81 Scicr emoc Tc6cp -s
per nao Gin lciues SGnOuenboot Oeruft1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

San 6roncfsco, is. San,-
lieutenant y. ". pon 9rinfen va
lltdr glttode OeS ocllti1en G9ninlatS'
5cidnete nit uuouSloidiAdr Slllie
lein @appcn oni oos Saiiogelent lel.
ner erlten Eotier, Die geltern SUI
SSeIt fam 6dnii cine GerpchSllll'9'
lpenn leinc junoe 6run oos Stlno aus
oem @olpitol ne6ncn miro, mi an an.
oeren ainocrn ribt rnogli1 1T. Sel
Dem Slnblid ia piclcr aiuocr llll So'
ipitnl bcmdcttigtc iib Serri pon
@rinicn, ser ppr aur5cm Der Sel'
billie in Ninnitionsconlplotten lpNl'
0ig befnocn miroc, cine 9lnalL i'l'0
CT riigtc sic Ntct6ooe Der 5oenflllla,
ton. "a cr init oem i'm SolPiio'
herriMen0eu Snitem ribt 5llTrlcoel'
i1ary 10 crbot cr iid 6eoer uno S'l'lV
iiir oen oberaeronnten 3lpcd.
Tic Wiiltter ocS ainocS mar en-
sri. N}iIo s(6crcron6ic, oic Sonter
cincr Sm TroaciSco'cr 6omiIie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
%ulen's Nice .@5nin..

&oilcr gSilbelm io(l oen Rrin5cn &oc.
lam BON 9licmoDousfi ouserpo6lt
1abcn Sin gnfcl ocs Erdii,
orntcn Scr 9IationaIraaicrumg
Spnoom IS. San 9rim Sac
lop bon 9iiemogopsfi miiroc onrdj
oci Ociltidjcn aoiicr pun Sice.aonig
bon &oIcn crnonnt, mic cine 99ar
iHoucr Gepei6e an ser GyGnuoc
EeIcarapb 81. iiber glnitcroam be.
ribtct
&riu5 gliemopoosfi iuurOc fiirjlid
gum &run-Oloric6oa BON &oleu er.
pd5lt Gr lit Elm Gnfcl Oes &rGii
oenten Scr lestcn polniiden 9}otio.
noI.Regiermg BON 1880.
@roflomotion oc8 poIni.
i6rn Stootsrotbes.
\ II OH, 10. aSuniQr. - Uulc
SSaricbnuer 2epeic6e. mel@c ii6cr
9luiterOam an &euters @ureou ee.
ionot puroe, giebt cine Nroflumotion
iDie0er pelde Der proDIoriIc6e
Stootsrat6 bon %olen al sic Soften
crloNen bot sic loutet 5uu E1eil,
mie folgt:
vDie groBe pelt6iitoriicbc 9tuigabc
uuicres &olfes 1T oie @ieoerbele6lmo
oicies 5tdoteS, fem g(nfbuu linO lcinc
fiinitige glusoebmmg onf 9GnOcr,
ipelae BON 9luBIono genommcn war.
Ben unO @olen 5rncieen."
gladOem bic Brcfmotion iaqt. 0of
Oer Stootsrotb oeu S9eg fir MOTTO
male Sertretliug uno couititutioneaC
Regierlng bobnen miro, f61rt Il,
iort:
Die 9iloune einer aroBen uni
poblgclditlten poIniihcn g(rmrc
mcImc gum Sample bereit it, lit Gin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
@IHdIi6 i'm 9ofcno

9tew Yorf, is. Snnnr -Gie
itlpeOiiden Gampier uGoninI ClS.
ion" imo ~@oniul Goniieon" Die
oiu fl. mo iS. globember bon Sal.
0eiton Ser. nadb SABRE abnt9rcu,
nno BON pelden ongenonmicn wur.
Sc. oaB lie oie Cpier oeS belitiden
GapericbifieS gcpor0en limo, baben
i6rcn @citimnnnasort erreidbt Dic
9lodrid]t opu i0rer glntnnit IN
Sapre trai beute bel Oen Gerirah.
tern oer 9oammoll 2aOung ot
9oro bei0cr 5diiie 2. ~. Ncl0 \
So, Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

93otbwcnoieteit fiir uns. Cine iolhe
glrmec biloct Die @rpnOIage zines
unab6dugigen Stootes, uno miro 6ur
@rreihitne ser @olen not6igen @ren
3cu ic1r Diel beitrae2n.~
Die @rpflonatipn ihlicBt init cis
ncm 9lppell all alle S0bnc @olcn'S
ii@ iDrer @flidt niGt 81 cnt5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Scrin IS. Snuor Der bcng oi}ieOc gcrid Oca ocnii@c
@cncaG 6cr bic %oreauoc ben pcrScucu 6rOuru anct;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

urgcHldclllliu) llullt clllcll NuiCH 6h
crreic6cn
Sn 9li6tung ani Sap
&cnrp
Trd6iloic SearnmgciL mcldc
bcutc bier uuTqegcbri tDir0cu be.
iagtcn 0aB iic6 oas Gapcrit5iii oas
acuoltie nntcr ocu eAificn Ser va
liirten anirdlnnte. iitb 1900 WlciIca
iiioIid bon Sap @cnrp bcidu0c uno
li6 in norolibcr %i1hn1 III 0cH
mcbr bcmlbtcu 5ceitraBcu auibaltc.
g9armrnGcH mur0cl Ia Der lcticn
gsadt crIaIicu, mcIde beiagten, 0aB
iib Scr Ocutihe Gaatpicr am 6reis
tag an Der aiiite bon Gcrnambuco
9raiilicu beiono. 1ie @armtna
fam augenitciulib bon cinem britt.
i6en arcn5er, meIde ierncr bciagtr
ooB lid Gin llntcriecboot ociien 9la.
tionulitGt nidt ieitgeitelt wcroea
fountc, 700 @ciIea oitlid bon oen
8irginia Gopc5 ecie6en Dlm0e
Ios beridteiSc SMiif gd6 ichte 40.
iition olS 500 GPcilcu iiioIid BON
Gop Senrp, ut iiioliher 9iirbtng
iobrcno an, III Der @oiinrng Ocs
Sapcridiiics 9obbait 81 luer0cn
@erirfpicl gS o lii oas
@aperidiff?"
9on0on is. eSanuar 9ic6en
Der oiii3icllen 9cfaunimadune 0cS
5hifsnerluitcS iuurocn bier feline
Ocimitipen 0ladrihtrn bc3iialidb
Scr Cperationcn oes ocutiha Ga-
pcrihiffcs i'm ii0ntloniiiHcn GceaN
ocroficrtlidt. Gic @eridtc scr 9to-
miralitdt unO Scr CLOUDS Sdiii
fa6rS 9l9entir nchmcn eincn 6cr.
porrngcnoen ElaB lit sen al2orgcu-
5eitmgcn Gin .pclde ieoo6 nihts
ais 8eriprehungen ln0 @erulu-
tblngcn oruden, Gs miro allaculcin
oab iid oaS &apcridiii
einer Iaa0cn llnauiaiibarfct cr.
irelc fona Oa e lcidicr iit cine
Stcfna0cl i'm Scuit5obcr 5u imocn
ais Gin Sc6iii, 0dB iener 9cdlag-
nn0mc im Gcean olSuciIen fam
@eior9uB pir0 iiber OaS Sdidial
0cs @ctrcioeS im0 Ilciibcs BON 9lr-
gclltiuiep lmo 1tn6 BON glmcriia
@S miro imuutpinr
ocn 3uge0cbcn oaB 0cr %erhlit Der.
ortiger 6radt in Serbinonno nit
Der oruBcn @iibrigfeit Scr ltatericc-
boote itarf ms @epidjt idat,
Cine 9ln5a6l 5hiiic ouBcr ocn
Gpiern ocS Staperihiiics mcrocu
bon 2IouOS ais Dcrloren Defaunt ge'
gcben. G5 1T mo0lidl, OaB oos aa-
peridiii init oentieniaeu ioeutiid IT.
melheS bcreits an a. IScmber ea-
meloct puroe, bod peiit nihts oor.
anf BIN ob OoNel6e Ste briiiihe
@lodaoe IN Scr gloroice onrdbroden
bat oOer ieincu 9tus9aneSplaft pou
eineln ncutralen Saici nabm.
gur ouf Son0eISfbiiic
abgeieDcn.
&io DC Sanctro, Az. San
Eie Eeniambuco 3ritling nSoraal
Gcqncno bringt einen 9eriHt, oef
BON Dem 3ablmeiiter 0eS briiiideu
GonpicrS a9iet6erbp9all" itaunea
ioll, pel9er beloet oaB oas 0elItidle
Gaperi6iff Gin eusliihes Sdifi obne
@arnung perientte ituO aiigend)ein
lid 400 @erionen i6r Seben 6icrbei
uerloren litter ben Gpiern OeS 0egt-
ihen anperihiffeS ioIIcii iid 0rci3cDR
9lmerifoner 6eiur0en hahcn Bic Ia
&erunbuco lauoeten Dcr reitircii0c
I6eil fms ITO Gngldnoer nn0 5A
Sran5oien. Ter GommanOant Oes
Sapericbiiies ioll geiagt 6dbcH oo6
cr mr 6rontiNiife iuio teine &ailu.
gierboote angrcife
torte 8eiabuna.
glah elmer iuioifi5iellen Sniorlua.
tion 6ot ous saperidjiii ctiie 9v.
iaeima bon 250 @lorn einihlieBlid
bier Gfii8iere ser oeltiden @ldriac
9iah bier cirfulirenOen @rriimten
lmlirocn sic Cfii5ierc ocS eetapericn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gLn Nre6s acit0r6cn.

9lmiteroonb (uia Sonoon) rs.
San. Ir &loOoii eiu irii0ercr
Siibrer ser moceOoniid)en 9epeguue,
itnr6 in Sofia an einem arebsleioen,
wie cine Gepeihe ans Ger bulgari.
icbcu @ouptitoot inter Dem 6clniaci
Cohm beiagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
ariegS13tffe mad aoper'
id1tff

9torfoIf, &a., rs. Samtor-
@icii9c britiihc glecuten iagten
6cute. oaB britiide ariegsidiife lebr
ocuoue SSiiormationen ii6cr oen sli-
fent6oltspltutt cnes ocutlbcn an'
pcrIc6iiieS erbalien 0a6en nno Dob
bereits cine Sdgo aui oalielbe Der.
auiialtct lit. Gie 9eihla8na6mc ooer
3crIt6rimg 0eS SniiieS miro epen-
tucll in oen ndhiien Eagen befannt
gemaht wcrocn.
Gines 0icier Seaperihiife mar init
orei Sborniteinet aiIsgeriiltet, bon
uclHeu 5pei enentuell falib iino,
hottc sfpri bobe Nlaiien lmo iubr
icbr idnel( Gos Shiif Deriuc1tc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
NeidLaInna Nraffnnnn uertanI.

Son0on is. Son.-Ier 0ieihS.
tag ipir0 in oieiem Wlouot nid)t sue
iopnncntrctct ionocru crit om 10.
Se6ruor, mic cine 9linitcrOomcr 0c'
pcihe al oic Central Ncms beiogt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Sic 5pon5igite io6rlide SiBung
scr 9lnericon 9fatioual &ie66dnoler'
Gcrcinigm1 bat in G6cncnuc @Doy
begouucll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
sritii9c ariegsi9ife ino ami Der sn@s.
Ser @apcrcr IOa Tidf nadD Ocm SsOrocn beiUeecn.--
SSnrSc 1900 OReiIcm BON Sap GemrD ernrls
Set.--ltMrn5r in Sdbiffabrisfrciieu,

u 10 DC Sonelro, Sralilicl
rs. Sulnlor. IS miro 6ier un6c5u
bcitinmt onecnommcn 0aB Oas
Ocidibc s{operirbiii, pelmeS inter
0cn 2hiiicu scr 9llliirtcu im iiiO-
atlautiideu Ocean tiidtig auiee-
ralunt bat, sic naloeoc,~ onS ornlirte
0eltibc Goperibiif pcldcs Oic
u9lppan" bei9IoQuobnte uno 3obI-
rcicbc anocre S6ifie i'm atlontiiHci
Sccan Dor SabrcSiriii pericnftc, iii.
Ger amcritaliidjc Goniul III Scr
nan6uco bat Ser bieiiacn 9otidait
Gin a0bclgromm geionot, in pcl-
dlcm er sic 9anOumg ocrid)ieocner
glmerifoner bcitatieie, Die iid uif
Sdiiicu befml0en, welde ocnl Gapc.
rer sum Cpicr fieIel. Ger @cridt
iiigte 6n3L OoB iid feinc anerifani.
iden S6iie imter oen Cpicrn oes
aopercrS befinoem mO olle omeri-
folil1cn Nlatroicn ser Nlanni6ait
ouSldnoiiber Sdiiic onoe5ortcu.
6ubr untcr DGni der
stage.
glod 8crihicn aus 5uperlaiiieer
Gucag 1911 Die ,@l6me" non aicl I'M.
ter odniider 6lagge o6gcfabrcn fem
mn alf i6rcr gyiide peii Deritaut 5o.
6en Inn oie @eidiibe 81 0crocden.
9llS oic Prone 5ulcbt 9eie6ci lDur.
oc mar lie ihpar5 nit meiBen stb5ci.
djci aiacitriDen SDrc 9citiidlng
ihlicBt bier Eorpeooro6ren i'm @e.
braud mo pcriHicoenc 5nr 9feierue
Gin. IS miro cnacnommen ooB Tic
aud cincn @ltueulescr.9lpporat nil.
fii6rt.
Ner 2apcrer fiibrt onb einigc Gr.
iatplatten nit, pooird eS Dem Som.
erno6lidt miro, ooS 9lus-
ic6en oeS 5dliiieS BON Der Bride ans
ncc9 @elicben 5u perdnOcrn. gScbct
oicicn iii6rt ooS Sdifi umIeo6arc
ShorniteiRc.
GoS ShiiL bon welAem angenon
pcr miro, 0aB C. bcitimmt oic ylt5.
nc" it, muroc pcrihicocntlidl neii
ougcitrihen mo wuroc luitcr Der
lcstcn Sorbcnocding ser &cit cincr
oolulhen 6loe9c am
gug oeIebcn.
Dcittlc6c @riic.
9iS icbt iul0 nod fcinc 9lo1rldicn
BON Dem 0ompicr .DorrmpOolc" eni.
gciroiicu, bon wcIhc ngciicrn gcio9t
mtr0c ooB CT ii6 intcr Dem Som
manOo eincS Dcuiicben Siii3icrS nit
cincr 9ln3o6l Sdbifibriidjigcr oieiem
S,oicn nG6erE ioa. Der Dumpier
.SouOion Nlarn1 Der in @cruan6ico
nit S6iii6riidiacu eintrai miro
6icr ais Briic inter ser SSitris0iftion
ocS ocltiMcn Gelanoten oerbleibca
Dic broiiliorii6en sDinrinebeborOcn
bctradten ole pSuOion @iarll" ais
oeniibes Shiii
GS miro bcrihtct 0uB bic SdliTic
,,0rina~ uno .Samura4 mcldc, uic
6eri6tet, Dem oclltihen aapcrer III
Oie @Gn0o geioHen lctn lollct Gnoc
oieier @oba bier cintreiieu wcrocn.
Gle 0eutihen perbreiteH pbantalti.
i6e @eriicbte, melhen ieitens Ser
Danpfidifiabrts @cieaNAoiten nno
Nlorincbeb0roea fein @louben beige
nclcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

$dJumadler az suas" a'erifi,
sSUrertaM, &repiOF'SIllleH
lno Die elaiet air Gle gum @aB. uno Srrn.
elci nrau9eHt ohne bdBlibe Clinic. WlS bem
sSosleldten" Observation-Disclosures - ino
lc u iecer 9e5ieblnia ei; GnmDrf
SGnma6er & Surcmnn, 9ptifer.
SO Mrn.eertnsiuuetrnh,