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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22
FLICKER TALES

Tower City-Funera1 services were
held yesterday for Alonzo Odell, one
of the most noted farmers in this Sec
ton, who died at his home here Satur-
day from hardening Of the arteries.
Cando-Rev. Or. Sharpe. pastor of
the Methodist church, starts his serv-
lees on Sunday, with, a salute to the
flag. After the organist has played.
American flag and repeats "a pledge
of loyalty to the flag and country.
Fargo-william MAXI and Toivo
Lauren, Finlanders charged with fall
ing to register. were arraigned before
Judge G. F. Amidon and ordered to be
taken before County Auditor VIM.
portunity to register. They declared
their intention to do so. stating that
they knew nothing Of the require
ments
Shields-Grant county commission
ers have made arrangements with the
extension department Of the North
duct q demonstration IN how to ex-
terminate the prairie dogsSin this sec
ton.
Fargo-Funeral services for Robert
w. Powlison, who was killed, in a
motorcycle accident near Buffalo SUM-
day. were held Tuesday afternoon.
Parlison's skull was crushed when his
machine hit q rut and threw him to
the ground.
MISUNDERSTANDING an electrical
storm which destroyed the, home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller; a mile from
this place, and while-th majority Of
Underwood's people were busily fight
ing the. fire. the .Sayler general store
was broken into and goods to the
value OF 5000 were stolen.
Garske-Bert Davis, a thresher, re-
Gently arrived from Coalwood, Mont,
for the c. g.. Johnson crew when
|apot Of coffee exploded Sin his face.
He was badly scalded about the face,
neck and hands.
Minot-The Norwegian Lutheran
,churchg0 OF this city will entertain. the
soldiers who are now In the city watt
ing for "a call al Riverside park at a
feast and program some evening this
musical numbers and speeches by
several we'll known men OF this city.
Rolla-A peddler pretending to be
deaf and dumb made several, sales by
means Of q printed card but at one
place made the mistake OF asking q
small child IL her mother was home.
The woman heard him and notified
the police who arrested him as an
imposter.
Leeds-Farrners who have lost
working. for other farmers as the 4re-
suit OF an agreement made among
them for the purpose OF excluding the
i. w w. 4. This IL proving g. great
help and practically no trouble has
been caused here sthis season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22
9 MILES OF TRENCHES
DUG TO CHECK FIRES

warden's Office Is informed that q se-
rious forest fire at Ovando has been
brought under control. While fight
ing It. nine miles of trenches were
dug. IL
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

A certain kindly vicar one day
came aorosssan immense load Of hay
overturned In the middle OF the road.
A little boy was busily engaged in
E"forkings the hay back into the cart.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22
BLACK LEG KHLING CATTLE.

Upham, n. d., Aug. 22.-John.
whittmeyer has lost four cattle
through. black leg, a disease not cons
mon In This Eection since pioneer days,
and there is a big demand for gov
eminent vaccine. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22
Please, SIR" replied the child,
under the 'ay!"
THE TEST,

Doctors Wife-So glad t o see you
out again. The doctor and I had no
idea you'd been SO i'll till we came to
make up the books"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

The vicar. taking pity on him. said:
"Come into the vicarage and have a
rest"
After a while the boy got restless.
ST must &c, sir" he said. Father
will be angry with me-"
"Oh, that's all right, my boy!
There's no great hurry. Where is
your father"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

Rolla-A peddler pretending to be
deaf and dumb made several. sales by
means OF q printed card but at one
place made the mistake OF asking q
small child IL her mother val home.
The woman heard him and notified
the police who arrested him as an
imposter.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

Minot-The Norwegian Lutheran.
churchg0f this city will entertain the
soldiers who are now In the city watt
Ing for "a call at Riverside park at a
feast and program SONS evening this
week. The program will consist OF
musical numbers and speeches by
several we'll known men Of this city.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

Herald want ADS Bring results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

Leeds-Farmers who have lost
their crops by hail in this section are
working. for other farmers as the re-
suit of an agreement made among
them for the purpose OF excluding the
I. w. WIS. This 10 proving q great
help and practically no trouble has
been caused here this season.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-22

Garske-Bert Davis, a. thresher, re-
Gently arrived from Coalwood,, Mont,
was seriously injured while cooking
for the C.9G. Johnson crew when a
He was badly scalded about the face.
neck and hands.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
- - ~


Greatest Bal
,'lic Of Bridge
Sale, which all Bridge
tributes it's share of the
of Fresh, l.
'vering a wide range of
Amazing r
needs, and come early
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08

models; with velvet or self collars.
Values up to Gu II
Suits of plain Blue Gorge, Fancy
Worsteds, Cheviots, and Cissimeres;
English and Conservative models.
Values up to $4,000. STATS
Mems Fine Dress Overcoats, in
Grays, Blacks and FancieS.
Values tes2S.oo,. 800 ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08

/
tiCut
giving. This Sale
skillful buying, and
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08

Regular Fr1cc $20.VU, ~
January Sale Price
Regular Price $29.75 CT IA IL
January Sale Price
Womnn's SERGE Dresses
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08

bright, fresh goods, in
low prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
IS STILL
VERY UNSETTLED
FOR TIME BEING, GATES OF MA.
RiNE CONSTRUCTION COR
PORATION ARE SHUT.

From events which occurred yes
tcrday, il seems that Il settlement OF
the trouble at the plant of the Bruins
wick Marine Construction corpora
lion is as far from adjustment as the
very minute it started, and it may
last for an indefinite period
committee from the strikers Wis
tied General Manager Skinner yester-
day morning and he informed them
that Il letter had been addressed TO
the committee. This letter was re
ceived in due time and it the same
it was stated by the general manager
of the plant that he had sent a man
to the headquarters of the corpora
ton in New York to discuss and con
fer with the stockholders and until
that time he had decided to CLOSE
the gates of the plant and dis
cOntinue work From what can be
learned, it is probable that the mat
ter viii be settled during the first
part Of the coming week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
SOUTHERN PAYS A
LARGE AMOUNT
m THE SOUTH ROAD PAID OUT
MORE THAN WAS RE-
CEIVED.

For every dollar paid to the South
ern Railway company by the people
in the south during April, 1917, the
Southern paid out in the south $115,
according to figures announced today
by Comptroller A. H. Plant.
The southern Railway company
disbursed during the month, for Ia
Dor, material. supplies and other pur
poses $G.S94, 100, of which $5.764,15!
or S361 per ceat was paid to mdivid-
uals and industries located in the
south. this sum being $74G,167 in eX-
cess of the total moneys contributed
by the south for transportation pur
poses.
For improvements to its roadway
and structures. the Southern spent
$1.24S,4 569S in Aprii, 1917. as against
$914,S23.SS during April, 1916; during
the ten months ending April 80, $12.-
561.3SS.75 as against $7,O56,S1412 III
1916.
Results of operation, exclusive Of
interest, rentals and other income
charges were as follows:
Gross revenue April. 1917, $7,1GS,
$50. an increase as compared with
1916, of S9f2.!2g, or 1888 per cent;
operating expresses, taxes and uncol
lectlbla railway revenues, April, 1917,
S5GS4 $50, an increase as compared
with 1916 OF $S59322, or zoos per
cent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
VETERAN SAYS ALL
HAD GOOD TINE
PRAISED MANNER, in WHICH OLD
SOLDIERS WERE TREATED
6Y WASHINGTON.

Veteran I. ". Bolt, of Camp jack
son, has returned from the reunion.
and he reports a most delightful time
and says he thinks others of the local
camp viii agree with him when he
states the arrangements OF the Wash
ington committee were as good as
any such gathering he has ever at.
tended. He said there was all in the
world any one would want to eat. the
tents were pitched in plenty Of time
and The arrangements were excellent.
1t has been printed that many of
the old soldiers were obliged to spend
the night asleep on the steps of pub
lie buildings. halls, etc, but Mr.. Boil,
says all of this is untrue.
It is probable that the local sol
diers viii reach the city tomorrow
evening, if not before. Veteran Bolt
spoke in the highest terms of the
manner in which Commander Harris
handled his company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09
BIG AMERICAN STEAMER
SUNK; BOATS SHIELDED

Paris, June S.-The torpedoing of
big American steamer and the she'll
ing and sinking by the submarine of
the small boats in which the steam
er's crew were escaping. is reported
by the survivors of the French three
master ship Jeanne Cordonnier
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-06-09

AUSTRIA CONCENTRATES MEN
Udine Italy. June S--A semi-offi-
cial report says that Austria has
made formidable concentration OF
forces on the italian front.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-16
Almond Croquettes

1 cup almonds after they are
 blanehed, ground and
 Drowned.
 2 tablespoons butter. ? tablespoons flour. 1 cup sweet milk. Make a sauce of flour, milk and butter and season high ly. Add the ground almonds, pour on a flat dish and cool. Then cut into squares and fry as croquettes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-16


 America always the ome the brave let do umostto keep the Hand the free And remember houeeper of the south health freedom of mind and soul Ones the guiding light but body the lighthouse and the lamp shine steadily hepuy the then the house which holds the light be perfect condition know how to keep This womn part the preparedness and wonderful part this building bodies for the nations strength and ceaeyed strong bed and deep unged and the food they eat makes them them forever So think ts live it, understand and will find household tasks big and the ordering
 
 Sunday gathers Wasngon bhdayt loyal
  and a both
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-16
Continental Pudding

1-2 cup butter. 1 cup sugar. 3 eggs we'll beaten. IA cup buttermilk. 1 teaspoon soda. 1 1-2 cups flour. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. 1 teaspoon nutmeg. 1 cup jam or preserves. Mix ingredients, put into pan, envelope whole in paper bag and bake. Serve with caramel sauce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Sinh OcrnrIudJt Gycncr.

9oourd, 0oB 0ie fIeiue pieridbrioe
@3il0reo 9leiner in Dem eIterIibcn
9lpartemeut I'M eriten Stodmerf oes
SolieS 9Ir. 2022, @3cGuGlo6ltroBe,
elm Stiid @opier on6iinoete ln0 cs
Damn aus 9(ngit inter Elm Sopba
itedte oiird peldes oieies in 9rdnO
gerietb, mur0e sic 6eierpebr ge1tern
glbeno gegcn s llbr nod Dem Sauie
gerufen. 0ieie l6ihte ole SlanImen
ebe iie nennenSmertben S6aOen an
geritbtet batteu lno Serau GeIie
Geincr, oie Wlutter oes Gin0es, 0ie
5ur 3eit aus Dem Souie abweleno
mar mar gliidlid, ols iie bel ibrer
RHdfebr fono, 0oB i6r 2iebling ln-
berlebrt mar. 0ie SpriBen-Gompog-
nie gtr. 25 loi6te 0ie 6lammeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
ltmactrcncr glnocitclltcr.

Inter ser 9lnidNlOigung, ongeb-
Iih 1914, ooS @igcntblm ser @eIls
Targo @rprcB Go.4, unterldlogen 5il
baben ipurOc geitern &orrp 6. EcorI
bon Cumberland, Nlo. pom Oen @e-
beimpoli5iIten Nlintiens unO Sling
Der6oftet umo no6 Scr mittleren $50
li5eiItation gebro6t, no er fir Elm
berte ItottfinoenoeS &erbor ieitgebol-
ten miro. @enGB sen 9lngo6en Der
@e6eimpoli5iIten, mar Feorl BEL Der
n@eas Sarge @rpreB Go.~ ols 9ote
SmiIbcn Cumberland uno Baltimore
onqeItcQt. Gor 5pei @oden lou er
orei gSertbieuorneen unteridlugen
um0 1914 erbeutet 6o6eu Feorl
iu6r Suerit nod @aibingtoil no er
500 auSga6 0ann fam er nob
Baltimore uno perpubte SEN &eIt
ieineS Germ09ens. @6e er ieood
gon5 oomit fertig mar, muroe er per-
baitet, ga er lid angeblid unanItGn-
sig betragen botte. 9iiAter SSobam-
fen in Ser mcitli6en @oli5eiltotion
beitrofte i'm nit $5 lnO Soften, Die
er, neil er nidt be5a6lep fonnte, i'm
@ef6neniB abliben nuiBe. 9(ls er
Damn geilern @lorgen aus Der Straf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
SO6m Serluia fciert @e6nrtstae.

SSobn @erpig, Wobl Der dltelte
0eutide 2eic6enbeItatter 9oltimore'S,
ser Al Sabre lang 0ent @eid6fte OBJ
lag uno 70 mon9en befunnten Deut-
i6en scr Sta0t 6ur lesten 9tltbeltdtte
beforoerte, feierte geltern 9lbenO in
leiner @ebouiung on Ger Ntople-glOc-
me, SDerleo, inn trollten Somilien-
freiie Ieinen 70. @eburtstog. Seine
oielen 6reunoe botten oie 9l6liht,
cine groBere 6eier 5u @bren Oes @e-
burtstogsfinoes 8u Oeronitalten o6er
CT mar in Oen letten Eogen etipoS
rnp1Blid) uno 10 muroe oooon 9lb-
Iton6 genommen. Gr enpfing ieood)
bicle @liifpunId- -S6reiben unO De-
pel6cn uno BON oen Wtitglieoern iei.
ner 6onlilie ntroen ibnl mebrerc
ih6ne Bouquets iibcrreibt. Gin &C.
uiitbliGes 6eitnobl oos Ser Slide
Der 6rou Serpig alle G6re onlAte,
oereinte ou 9(6enO Oie Wlitglieoer
ser eSonilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Gdl[ndnnf.

Ser Sdhtdauf lit cine Bdilfige ltnO
nibt MIR fir ben 8efollenen unou-
genebme, ionoern ou1 fiir Die hinge.
bung iebr ldltige nerDoie slffeftion.
Dos eigeut6iimliA tonenoe, gludlen-
Sc @erGui6 6erubt ouf einem
&rompf Oes 3uerHfells unO miro
oiirc6 cine nero0ie Grre9tbeit, befti,
gcs 2o1en, ourb cine falIfe gItb-
mung 6ci ii6erpollem Magen VT
gelpecft. S5Guiig beo6obtet man es bel
fleinen &inOern, Oie 5u piel Wlil9
getrlnfen boben
@eipobnlib bort Scr S6ludier 10
ploblib ouf, lpie er onfollspeiie &C.
fomen 1T. glidt ielten ieOob 8eigt
cr cine gepiiie @ortnddigfeit. Goiiir
ipri6t l6on Oie Menge Ser iooenonu-
ten &aus- uno SDmpotbienlittel.
9(m ii6eriteu bilit nod, wenn man
Elm @las @olier in gon5 fleinen
roid6 unO reoelmdBig mIfeinnnoer
foIgenoen S1luden Ieert, 10 Bob oas
Srinfen sen arampf ltnterbritbt lnO
coour1 olln1dbli6 lott. ODER man
foue raid Gin nit giiig getrdnftes
3uderitiidden.
@tpos onoeres lit ser SdMdolf
0es Mogens, oos 9htfitoBen oos oft
nit lauren @ei6mad, @rehrei8,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29


Sin &oOter Inn aleioung uno @cIo
beito6lcn. &on aus 9}oriolf
ino miet6ete eiil 3immer an Der
Golum6o-9lpeuue nit einem 9e-
faluten. 9eioe paren Dem
Wlorp6iituge6rau6e ergebcn.
9lidter @orter bat Sen San sur
@nti1ciOlmg porbe6olten.
sSm Grinlinolgeritbt ltono @ibion
Sbelton Dor Dem 9iiHtcr @orter itn-
ter Der 9ei6uloigung, @n. 6. 800.
gers bon glorfoIf, Ga., am 2. SUM
in Dem @ouie gSr. GIT, Columbia
9lpenue, I'M $72 in @elo, I'M cine
llbr llno &ette I'M @ertbe bon $50
un0 einen Sling I'M @ertbe bon $50
bcItobler ou boben. SDelton CAB Dor
Dem &i1ter 8u, oaB er nit RoOgers
8uionlmenectroffen iet ii6 nit ibnl
nod Dem Solle Der Srou Ncilie S.
3olner on ser Golltnbia-9lpenue be-
ge6ell babe unO BORT botten lie 9ei0e
cine beoeltenoc Eortion Opium gc-
nonlnen. gr nabn 0onn oie &lei-
oung 9foogers, ais oerielbe iblief,
trug ieinen eigenen gln5ug nob ei-
mem S6nei0er 1n0 ging IN OieStoot.
Inter 0em Ginflriie Der gtorfoie babe
er 0onn Die Summer lno StrnBe
0es Souies bcrgelien uno eS nidt
pieoerfinOen f0nnen 9toogers aor-
per mur0e gon5 ent6l0Bt oltfgefrn-
Oen uno nod Scr @1orgue geianOt,
mo oerlel6e iibcr cine @o9e lang lag,
c6e ibn Ieine @erlponoten bon gtor-
folf ioentifi8irten. 0ie W1orooufIage
wur0e in 9lnbetra6t Ser llmItdnoe
fallen eeloIlen uno ii6er 0ie nnoeren
8eidwerOen bielt iib 9ti6ter @orter
sic @nticbeiolng Dor.
fSrou 3nIner be0eiigte, OoB S6el-
ton 5uriidgefomnien iet Die Ebiire 5u
oem 3iumer Goger's er6roden uno
i6r mitgetbeiIt babe, ooB ser Wlunn
total betrrnfen iei. S6elton iei Ian
gere 8eit ouein bel Dem Wlonne I'M
3inlmer 9ebliebeli. Sic babe Oas
8intmer oen 6ei0en @iGnnern am
Gage oorber pernlietbet.
Gin nolleS Eiono.
SIN Common @leos- -@eridt fono
geItern ole @erbonolung iiber Die
aloee Der Srau 9lannie Sones lm
S6ooeneriob gegen Die DWlorDIono,
0elowore rmo @ireinia 8obn.Go."
ltott. 6rou Sones botte ibre Saben
BON 0eep Greet Gambling in Colbert
Gouutp nod Baltimore ienoeu laiien,
imo ouf ser Geiie mar Oos 4iouo Den
llnbiIoen eineS Regenpetters ouSge-
iebt liuo rltinirt porOen, sic per-
langt $1,000 GntlAdoiglng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
9uIisiit Oes glnnriffs OeidlnIOiat.

%oli5iit G6citer GiIwort6 bonn
noroweitlideu gHtrift wurOe eeitern
bei einem Gerbor Dor ser @oli5eibe-
borOe bon Srn. @m, 8. Senpel bon
gtr. 3tt7 g9eit-9lort6-2luemIe, an-
gei6uloigt, ibn onge6Iib por ciuigen
Eogcn angegriifcn 81 6abeu. SEER
Senpel 5eigte sen Gommiiidrcn cine
S6rammc an Der &eble. glls nei-
teres 9cipciSmoteriol miro onl uGd-
item Montog Elm @oli5iit erideinen4
wel9er Oie Streiterei geiebeu bate.
Gilluort6 ltanO geitern lmter Der gln-
lHuIoiglmg Dor Ger Ye6orOe, oi9eb-
li6 in ser @oroge bon @rn. Senpel
gear6eitet lno einen 9obn be5ogen
5u 6aben. Iilport6 6citreitet, in ben
0ienlten BON Srn. Senlpel 9eitnuoen
5u bd6en. @r 6ottc ongeblicb mir
iein @lotorroo in ser @oroge ltebeu,
no er ooNelbe ieoen Gag abbolte,
nodOem cr ieinen 0ienit get6an
botte. Gie 8e60roe miro am nGbiten
Nlontog cine Gnti6eiOung obge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Wlursulis fcltscmumnlctt.

Spmon $. W1orgoIis, Elm 81 Sabre
alter 8epo6ner BON 8oais, ge.sGu
ip1trOe auf @eronloliung ieiner SSroit
wegeu 9fidterboltling in Ser 0itli6en
Boli5eiitotion in Soit ge6rodt. N}or-
goliS beirotbete feline 6rml Oitr1 cine
9Igentltr. Sic oerlieB i'm na6 me6-
reren @oden I'M iih uod Baltimore
nod Sauie 81 bege6en. @r fom bier
ber, I'M feline g(ngelegen6eiten 8u re-
eeln lno I'M feline 6rou 81 ii6erre-
Oen wieOer nit i6m all leben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
9(mcritaniIdlcr euIOut scfallcm,

@oi6inqton %. Sept .-Gas
Staots -0eportemeut erbielt 6ciite ci-
men 9eridt bonn Geuerol @eri6iug,
Oenl5nfolge Ser 2ieutcnant $. s.
Seating bon |6ilooelpbia bonn 0r5t-
liden Corps, pdbren0 eines 2uitol-
griifs in ser 9loht Oes "a. Septem-
Der leidt perluunoet ipurOe
@leid5eitig beridtete Ger General,
OoB Der Soloot Somes Srocp infol-
&c eines nllnfalleS i'm 0ienit" 3ei
tOOtet wuroe. glu6 er ltommt aus
YbiloOelpbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Gtllnpls SnN nnnerntei6lidl.

Coroner Suitb bieIt eeitern einen
Snqueit in ser norO0itIiben @oIi5ei-
Itotion iiber 0en 500 bon CHARLES
@. Stump bon ser Wiople-glDenae,
Baltimore County, ser an @erlebun-
gen i'm ct. Soiepb's SoipitoG itorb,
Die er erlitt, ais lein 9lltomobil pon
eineu StroBenbobnwoggon om Wton-
tag getroffen purOe. 0as @rge6nih
oeS Synqucits mar: 80 Ourd unDer-
mei0li6en llnfou."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

Soobrenuen einbereebt. Sier bou0elt
es ii1 INN eineu nerpoicn, bc5ie-
bungslpeiie fronfen Wlogcu. Wlou
pilegt ooS llebel nit foblenIoirem
Patron ooer @lqanciio 81 bcfdupfen.
glud 9oloriantbee leiitet quite Glen.
Ite. Gor allen a6er meioe man 6ett-
gebodeueS, fette Sauceu @iiig lmo
i6orfc @elpiir5e, ebenio boltiges ST.
len unO Oieles Erinfen m1breno Ser
Wiobl5eit, oos oie Nlogenidfte Der.
mdiicrt lmO Oaourd Die ger0amlng
erihmCrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
3citnmscn Ocrflast.

2onOon %. September. &rc-
mier 9loDo @eorge bdt Elm @eridts-
Oeriobren 9cgen me6rere 3eitlmgen
wegeu 9clciOigung eineeIeitet, neil
oieier 9lGtter bericbteterL oaB Der
@rcmier 0lontag g}odt pegen oes
ocuticbeu 6lieger-lle6eriaacs 9onoon
OcrIolicn bobe imo nod ieinen 9on0.
ballie Nlolton Seot6 eereiit iei. SSr
@a6rbeit iubr ser @renier in Oieier
9}adt no6 Sronfreic6 ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

Gonroo SenieL ein AZ Sobre alter
glormeger, ipollte Der amerifaniiden
Slogge im 9ilOertbeoter bon Clutter,
glt. 303, Siio-8rouoWoD, geltern
glbeno sic Gbrc Ourh Qlufiteben nab
rcno oes SpieIcns Oes Sternenbun-
nct-2ieoes ni6t eripeiien, troboem er
beiouoers oo0i oufgeforoert wuroe.
SSSnioIge oeiien murOe CT Derboftet
uno in ser 0itlitben &oli5eiitation
untergebra4t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
0cntldc @odcnIdlrift cinaeitellt

goungstopn g., %. Sept.
~ @iaiom q. @luog ser Serousgc.
Der Scr oeltideu @odenidriit uTie
Gnnoihoi~, bat beilte periiigt bob
oie @ublifotion oes 9lottes bis gum
gnOe oes arieges ciu5uiieaeu lit.
Moog, ein Nlitelieo Scr Nlaboning
GountD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iag-
te, Oos Ginitenen Scr Serausgobe Oes
gIottes iei ratbiam mcgen ser N1iB-
peritGnoniiie, wclde onrh oeutide
9Idtter entiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

uSOlace"-Sier ans SreO, ganeru-
idnliOt's n9lmcricau granerei1.
gSenn Sic Oos 8ier nod ni6t Der.
iudt bo6en, 10 iollten Sie es unper-
8iigIid tbun. Ger feline @el6mad,
9lromo inO 9iei6boltigfeit meroen
Sic bolO iiber8eueen, ooB es aus Dem
aler6elten Sopfen llno W2ol5 beree.
iteat lit. aiite $1.tO. Eel. 6. & g.
01t. 8ernon 1868. @rouerei: Sor-
for0-gl0e., Moniment- II. Sillen-Str.
(Sept29) (gln8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
q r ! # fra
ten.


GorpuIentc Dame Gin ser Gro9e'
ric): nSic fonnen mir ollo Oieles
@ntfettlugsuittel porm clupfs5lenS
@Iauben sic, 6uB nab feds 8oben
idon cine &irfitng 5u oeripiiren
iein piro2"
&omuis: 80, in feds @ohen it
bon Sbnen ii6erbnllpt nihts nlebr
bal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
1ranaOliIdcr Ncpntirtcr OcrOadltiot

y arts, 2S. Scptembcr @et
Dem Sdhiiie Scr geItrigen Sibung
Ger Geputirteufommer CAB @rdiioent
Geidonel befonnt, oaB ibm oos Ser
langen 5ugegongeu iei, oos 9eridt.
Iibe @or9e6cn gegen einen 0eputir-
ten 81 bcgutahten 9as 9lniucben
muroe Dem Spe5ial.9lusibuiic iiber,
mieien, welder sur @rlpdgunG OeS
Eurmel-Soaes ernount ipur0c.
Gen Gcgeln entiprecbeno, wurOc
ser g5ome oeS Ieputirten BON De-
idonel nibt cripGbnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

$50 ueriicbc nit9t, pie cure Somi-
lie 5ugeben fonnte, ooB Ggou Die
9toIa 8eildenitcin beirotbete.
rllnlcre 6onjilic bat niAts 5uge-
geben, obrr S"v aIte %eil6enltein
5lpei Viillicnli,."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
@erfaiinna mis- 9emOIratiIirt.

%aris, %. September. Ger
Geputirte lu0 iriibere San0cIs- lmO
GoIoniolmiuiIter Snles Go6e bat
angetiinOigt, ooB or Oie &eeierlng
betreffs Ser MoBna6meu interpeui-
rem miiroe, sic iie be3iiglit6 Der Gr-
iebuug Ger Gcridliung bon 1875
Ourd .eiue wirflib oemofrotiibc
Gonititution4 81 crgreiien bea6iid-
tigt,
Die 0cputirteufonmer entid6ie0,
ous Totlm fir Ole Grorterrng ser
Sntcrpe0ation ipdter feIt5uieben.