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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
HEBRON.

Last Saturday was moving day in
man moved into the Kaspar house.
which they purchased recently. Nick
LinabritZ and family moved into the
house vacated by the Oellcrmans.
The Misses White, Varney and
Swank moved into the rooms which
had been occupied by the Linabritz
family. and II. p. Peterson set up his
new plumbing shop in the rooms thus
vacated.
A rather quiet city election was
held Monday. For the First ward,
Fred Frey was elected alderman; for
the Second ward, Conrad Kick, and
for the Third ward, George Funk.
Mrs. Adolph Lutz, accompanied by
her son and daughter, is visiting her
parents, north Of Elgin.
Joe kaip returned to his home in
this city last week.
A good crowd was in attendance
at the movie show Monday night, to
see the first Paramount pictures,
which will be shown twice a week
from now on.
Heinle Bros. received carload of
Chevrolets last week, which they are
dispOsing of rapidly.
Albert Schmalenberger, who has
been at the Bismarck hospital for two
weeks, returned Monday, much I'M
proved in health.
Eugene Weigel, w. Fl. Itrich, II. L.
Deibert. C. Ewald. w. Engelter, Ed
ward Carlton and +. Lechtleugner de-
cided last week to put in cement side
walks along their lots. The work on
this excellent Improvement will begin
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwartz
and daughter Of New Salem visited
the ltrich family a few days last
week.
Miss Edna Eaumgartcn finished Il
term in the Schroeder school last
Friday and began teaching in the FL
mer district Monday.
Miss Pearl EnSh and Miss Gladys
Jones spent Saturday in Bismarck,
buying Easter toys.
J. II. Watt was in Bismarck on bus
mess Saturday. He was accompan
led by his daughter, Bertha.
William Bang visited Hebron the
first Of the week
The Thursday club met last week
with Mrs, C. l.. Robertson.
Emil krauths land office was NOV
cd Monday from the Funk building
into the room formerly occupied by
the Little Cosy parlor. ..
Work has begun in razing the Funk
building to make room for the new
brick building which is to be erected
this summer.
The sacred concert given by the
Hebron band last Friday evening was
we'll attended and thoroughly enjoy
cd. In addition to d good program OF
band music, the audience was enter
tanned by drills given by two groups
of girls, under the direction OF Miss
Helen Carroll; piano solo by Miss
Elva Urban; vocal solo, by Miss
Pearl Engh; a flute solo, by DR.. A. F..
Z. Schierbaum, and a choral number,
by the choir of the German Evangel-
ical church
The sewing circle of the German
Evangelical church was entertained
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
SEVEN LODGES JOIN
WITH MANDAN K ? IN
SILVER. JUBILEE .FtTE

Mandan, N. ID, April 6.-'Mandan
today is a rallying point for Knights
OF Pythias from all parts of the Mis-
souri, Slope. The occasion is the 25th
anniversary of the institution of Man
dan Lodge No. IA. Bismarck, Mott,
Leith, Carson, Dickinson, Center and
Washburn lodges are joining with
Mandan in the celebration Of the sill
YER jubilee. Grand Chancellor T.. A.
Anderson of Fargo is among the
grand lodge officers in attendance
The rank Of veteran will he conferred
this evening upon several charter
members of Mandan lodge, and the
event will go down in the history Of
North Dakota Pythianism as mem.
Orahle one
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
HOUSE CoNCURs IN
RESOLUTION DECLARING
CONTINUED from page one)

CONTINUED from page One)
ed that the number to xote in the
negative would be more than SO. "
This surprising accession to the
minority ranks was attributed to the
efforts of Democratic Leader Kitchin,
who took the floor and in dramatic
speech announced that he could not
with a clear conscience vote for war.
Supporters of the presidents course
were not concerned over the defec-
ton, however. Sure of great ma
jority, they permitted the roll call
to be delayed only so that everyone
might be heard
Offers IN Amendment.
Late in the night, Representative
Britten presented an amendment de-
signed to prohibit the use Of troops
in Europe, Asia or Africa, without
the approval OF congress, except
troops volunteering for such service
Representative Mccullough of Ohio
offered an amendment directing that
none of the military forces of tho
United States may be transported
for service in any European country
except on express approval OF con-
grcss."
Word that Democratic Leader Kit
chin would speak and vote against
the resolution quickly filled the
house chamber late today. AZ
= Comfort for Paciiists. y
! "My conscience and judgment have
shown the path of my duty and l
must tread it if i tread it barefooted
and alone" lie said.
The pacifist group cheered up no.
ticcably over rKitchin's attitude. Rep
resentative Hensley of Missouri an
nounced he now would vote against
the resolution Other wavering paci-.
fists, he said, would join with him;
A broad smile possessed the face
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

dom and happiness or back in the old
prison house depends upon this war
The end Of the war depends upon us
This nation hasn't any record in side
stepping and isn't going to make one
new.
No "Defensive" War
No merely "defensive' war! No
lady-like war! No hiding while others
fight for us! Go to it and go the limit
here and abroad, now and every min
ute until the war is over and dem
ocracy saved!
Also, no more of that Won Bernstorft
bureau stuff. We did not send him
home to have his work carried on here
by persons that SANDER the rest Of us
by calling themselves Americans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR
BISMARCK KNIGHTS

A special Northern Pacific train
leaving at 8 o'clock. sharp, will con.
vey bismarck knights, members of
st. Elmo Lodge No. I. and visiting
fraters, to Mandan this evening for
the silver jubilee celebration of Man
dan lodge. From Is to 100 knights
are expected to make the pilgrimage.
The usual fare Of 80 cents the round
trip will be charged. and the special
will not return until all the festiVi-
ties have finished.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hettonbough, during the past week.
At the meeting of the Forum sOcie-
ty Tuesday evening a good program
was given, in which each number
referred to the general subject,
Spring"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
STATE CHEMIST
MAKES. ANAL YS|S
Of 'H|GHBALl'
Fluid Which Killed F. H. Abbott,
Prisoner, Contained Wood
Alcohol and Creosote

The ''shellac lighball" which f.
II. Abbott, prisoner of the state
penitentiary, drank and caused his
death several hours later, contained
wood alcohol and creosote, according
to the report of the state chemist at
Grand Forks recently mailed to An
ton Beer, coroner. '"' a
The jury, impaneled by Coroner
Beer month ago, was reconvcned
last week and returned verdict in
accordance with the finding of the
state chemist. II fii#
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
NNOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

The City of Bismarck will nave for
sale about 10000 cubic yards of
earth suitable for filling any vacant
lots, which may be required, and
hereby gives notice that the price
for same will be twenty (2O) cents
per cubic yard, delivered on the lot.
Applications for filling should be
made to the city engineer.
r. II. THISTLETHWAITE.
City Auditor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
STRING or SPEEDERS.

NJ. b. Townsend, handler for a fine
bunch of speeders owned at Beach.
was inf the city yesterday. ell route
with his stable to Hamline, Mimi.
where he will train them for some
big purse-getting. The Beach hors-
es have generally come in on the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
A(;||| 4 !

Again we say that it should be
known by everybody that our clothes
are made strictly to Jour order, each
and every order cut separately; not
taken Off the shelf as some people
would make you believe.
We will offer any reasonable
amount Of money to anyone who can
prove otherwise.
KLEIN, Tailor and Cleaner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

Birth Of Daughter. A daughter was
born Wednesday to :Ir. and Mrs. E..
E: liner of Dickinson, in the Bis
marck hospital. Mother and child
are getting along nicely. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

substitutes be sure you get DR.. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin. See that fac
smile Of DIR. Caldwell's signature and
his portrait appear on the yellow car,
ton in which the bottle is packed A
trial bottle, free of charge. can be OBJ
tanned by writing to DR.. w. B. Cald-
well, 455 Washington St., Monticello,
Illinois, g. .@@ &.... Gs.1....s 4-.4-,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. r. Cul-
eman. The fact that it was Mrs Cul-
eman's birthday added unusual en-
jOyment to the occasion.
Mrs. August Koesel enjoyed a visit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
The Hotel of Character and Com.
fort. Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis.
Up In the Air.

Up TT INC MT.
Tho frgate bird is capable Of get
tiEg up a speed Of 9G miles an hour
with hardly a movement Of its wings
The greater part Of its life is spent
in the air.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

Happiness in AdaptabiIity.
He is happy whose circumstances
suit his temper; but he is more excel
lent who can suit his temper to any
ircumstances.-Hume.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

Wall street will have its own rcgi-
ment at the front if the United States
goes to war Workers in that famous
New York street have been urged by
their banker and broker employers
to train for the service. Some of the
volunteers are here shown drilling On
the roof of Wall street skyscraper,
overlooking the East river and Brook
Ign.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06

money, and on in particular has a
mark which is equaled by no more
than a half-dozen harness animaln in
America.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
GRAIN MARKETS

No grain markets it being good
Friday. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
CATTLE MARKETS
ST. PAUL..

ST. PAUL.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000. Market, -
to zoe higher. Range. $14.9O to
$3.50; bulk, $l5.30 to $3.50.
CATTLE-Receipts. $500. Killers,
steady. Steers, $3.50 to $11.5O; COWS
and heifers, $500 to $500; calves.
steady, at $500 to $1,000; stockers
and feeders. steady, at $500 to $3.50.
SHEEp-Market, steady. Lambs,
$500 to $14.5O; wcthers, $500 to
$3.50; ewes, $3.50 to S11.25.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-06
CHICAGO.

HOGS--Receipts, 1900. Market
10 to Csc above yesterdays average.
Bulk, $3.50 to $3.50; light! $l4.9O to
$15.Cj; mixed, $3.50 to $1,000; heavy
$l5.15 to $1,000: rough, $3.50 to
$3.50; pigs, $l1.Oo to $11.GO.
CATTLE--.Receip1s, 1000. Market
strong. Native beef steers. 1925 tC
$l315; stockcrs and feeders. 500 to
$3.50; cows and hcifers. $500 to
$11.0O; calves, $685. to 1915.
SHEEP--Rcceipts 5000. Market,
steady. Wethers 5000 to $500;
lambs, SLID to $l525.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
Der Nnie MS NeilmitteI.

JreunO Sampe mar emit Die refine
punoeIn0c, picr6cini9c 9lpotbefe.
Sab cs oo6 ioit nitbts al imo in i6m,
ous niGt irgenopann rno mic meOi-
5inii6e &erwenoing ianO, Dem man
nibt irgcno cine beilfr0ftige gSir-
flung 3ugei1rieben bdtte, beionocrS
i'm 16. uno II. So6r6unoert. Slit
ScmanO an @o0agra, 10 iDui9 man
i6m Die 5iiBe nit uSoienbouiaon"
nit 9rii6e olio, ole BON Ieinem 6leiid
Gefodt mar, o0er man 5eritieB uno
5errieb Die SaIenlunge ltno oerwcn-
oete lie ais Seilmittel geeen erirorene
6iiBe unO ionitige SUB. oOer 9lugcn-
Ieioen. glu6 friibe SaiengaIle nit
Sonig wltroe in Oerortigen 8Gaen
germ 6enubt, oDcr in oas S6r geItri.
1en, i'm Saubbeit 81 fiiriren, o0er
6efeuhtet nit @ronntpein II olS
S1loimittel ouf Die S9ldien geitri.
hen, m16reno man nit Soicnbirn
oen fleinen ainOern Oos 3abnfleii6
beItri6, I'M ibnen oas 3a6nen 5u er-
lei6tern. Sir ebcnioas bon gutter
8irflng galt oos 9llt oes Suien
nur OoB Der wiiIcni6uitli@e Slber-
CLAUDE BON cbeocm ans rotbe 9lut
cines I'M 9ouf eri6oienen Soien ais
mirfione 9lr5nei oegen Sfotblmit ge-
gen Die 9foie aber oos 9coeden ocs
fronfen a0rpert6eiles nit einem ro-
t6cn 2einpanotii6lein onriet6, ooS
beiBt: einem Ieincnen Su6c, 9etronft
nit Dem Dilute zines u0lai6oIen". IT
Olo9 1862 fam es oesbolb oor, OoB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
sdlnlfnabcn upr .lnacnNncridlt.

9icun SMulfno6cn Der S6ule 9}r.
I psrocn i6 Gcite i'm Sugcnogeridt
5r ocrouhporten 6o6clL wclcbcn iic
bon Gibtcr So6annicn i'm Weitlihcn
Ciitrift iibcriuicicn wlmOcn. 0ic
Slm9cn, oercn glltcr iib BON 10 bis
~ So6rcll 6cluc9t, iiuS bciduloigt,
in Oic g9citninitcr %rcsbvtcril1c-&ir-
dc cinoeOrrngcn 81 icin iuuo aus Scr.
iclbcu aric0Srcliquieu ooruuter cine
&ononc ouS Der 9icpolutions5eit &C.
ltoblcl 5r ba6cn. 9(abIic9enO iiu0
bic 9}amcu Scr ucln auo5en; Sobn
acrum II Sobrc olt BON @cIi,9oI.
timore StrnBe; Somaro 0}cSl6cnn1,
fl Sabre aft, bon 9iorO-%rccncitr. !;
SopnrO 5crglion, 2 Sabre alt, bon
9lor0-Sop.StraBc; SloDO @le0eS, If
Satire aft. BON 9}orO @aca.S StraBe;
G6arlcs 9tlliio, - Sabre alt, BON
gScIt Wlulbcrru 5traBc; Charles
Hoes, IA Sabre alt, bon gSclt.9om.
boroStraBe; Sobn Srocato, # Sa6re
alt, BON @cIt-SorotogosStrnBe 9lo.
bert @or51o, II Sabre alt, bon Mcli-
9crin9ton StraBe, im0 Samucl Ga.
coo, 10 Sabre all, bon @cit. Sorato-
gaStroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
0nocl nnN strid.

Mrs mbcfonutcn @riinOcn be.
sing Gciicrn Morgcn scr 10 Sabre
oltc Sacob 9eUin, bon 9ir. 1886 Dit
9ombaro.S StroBc, So6n ocs ScrmoI.
terS Scr Golnno Goro6-0olle, g}r.
1929 Sii.9oltimorc.ShoBc, mic Scr
itootiibe 9ctefiiu 0ouebertO berid-
tctc, Scl6itmoro. Ter inee @}onn
lpurOc bon icincm 9riocr @rei6ani
al cincr S6iirangcl 5lpiiAca Dem
6Inr mo 'Spciie5inmer cr6Gngt oui-
ociunoen nnO iuies Ger S0rpcr ou-
bcrOcm nod bier Guscllulmoen ober-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
GaircS.G dlIusieierll.

Iie Gatcn Der Sa6rcsihhBtcicrn
scr @altimorcr 606crcn5Hnlen, mel.
dye Oos 9c6rcr. Seminar, 0aS 9olti-
more GitD College, OoS %oIptchni-
finn 0ie 0ltIibc lmo pcitIihe 6o6crc
Godjtcribulc mo 0ie g5c0er.0oMi6us
Ic cinidIieBcn, rpcroen in Der n1biien
Sibilng Der SNul6cborOc ieit0eiebt
mcrOen. @lon crmortct ooB oic
S6hiBicicru Mittc Smi Itattiinoen
Gic llnibcrlit1t BON Wlnrolono BALI
i6re SHnBfcicr an 1. Sumi i'm 81.
ric- G6eater, bic Sobns 0opfins-llni-
ocriitdt om t2. Auui in Der Nuiif.
glfaocmic, oas @ouber-Gollegc am
.. Suni i'm 2Oric, oas 9}otrc Came
GolIcge am 5. SUM in ser glulo oeS
Snititutes, oic Mount ct. g(gncs.
Sbulc an 5. imo 6. Simi in Mount
@ai6in9ton sic n6ricuoS Shule"
om 10. SUM i'm 6ricnOs Teriomm.
hmgS6ouS, al ser @dc ocr %orfs
9loc. uno 9awcnS-StroBe, oie 60
Dolo-Sodidule om 10. SUM I'M 2lu-
OitoriIm oe5 College, Ole 9rDn
Mmur- Scbulc an s. 3imi oui Ocm
Spiclplab on Scr @rcporOs sStroBe,
oos Colbert SolI-GolIegc un9ci1br
am 20. Sami sic n@iount &c Snlcs
9lcoOcnp" om 4. Slmi in Der Salle
ocs Sniiitutc5 in Gatonspille. Gas
Mount ct. AoiepbS. Golle0c, 6reOc-
rid.GonntD miro Oicics So6r feinc
SdmBicicr nb6alten, Oo 10 Oicle Stu
Oentcn 5i ben 6o5nen gcciIt iino. 9lm
15. Almi Miro Oo5 Gollcee i6licBcn;
bic ii6licbqu iormellcn Gercuonicn
iinocn nidbt itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

Doh @roBc im0 mil0er S5donbctt,
Gage ooll &raft unO lhrmlinrfen
9ronoenS 0eS g8iQenS gum Siege.
sic bra6tcn nod feline @riiilhng
OeS Samples, iie poren nur Ebcilc
i'm gepoltigen &ingen mo bod ro-
gen iic bod binoils lUic ScrgipiBen,
Die fiber 0os 2ono mcit6in i6allcn.
@r5cmpsI, Der groBe 9luitoft bon
2em6erg, Der in 6cibcn ShIobtcn
umtobten Stoot, lpllrOc bic 5rei6eit
@oli5iens, oes bon @r0nOcn iibcrlo6-
ten &ronlonoes, Oos in all Den ibpc-
rem Stiirmeu, Die ocr aricg ibnl
bro6te, bonn 6einoe i6mer bcimgc.
iidt porOen mar.
lin Yr5empsrs Mauern uuo S9Gl-
Ie purOe or &ompf altsgefoGten, Der
@oli5ieu bonn So9c Der @losfoluitcr
beireicn ioQtc, iinO Oorilm cbrte man
bic, Die in icncn Ia9cn ftr1t6uren
Samples ii6 opicrtcn nit belonoc-
rem GcGt. g9ir geocnfeu Der Gage
poa S6mere un0 9fot5, inO ser Oes
cbrenoouen llnterlicgenS llnO i6ouen
nit Slid 5liriid nlf Die, mclhc I'M
@lan5 oes 6o6en 6riiblingS ltanoen
oils 5cihmg um0 Sto0t @r5cmpsl be-
ircit pic0cr in Ocn 8eiib imiercr
Grltppen fiel. Den on6ingeiunfenen
&6mpiern inng elm iriiber Somnler.
MIND ooS S6lummerlieo, 1mo Oiciel.
be Sonne leete ibren @oloi6mud ouf
Die Gooten, Oic in oieicn 9lopembcr-
togen ipie0cr I'M o,e Slppcln Der
id0nen 9irc6t6iirme bon &r5emDsl
ipielte, Ole ein titles 2eu1tcn iibcr
Oie @efiloe 0cS SonO6ogcns lcgtc,
iibcr Ole 8olitatt, Oie %olens 0i6tcr
&orncI llicisfi in propbctiibcr &or.
ausiibt ais 0oS S6la6tfeIo iHlDcrcr,
ober iiegrei9er Sample 6c5ciHnete
lle6er bic Mieie BON Nleopfa, Oie OoS
groBe Sootenfelo Der 9fulien gelpor-
ben iit unO ouf Der gar mauber Ser
llniern oo6inionf iino nit Dem leub-
tenoen 9idt au6 Die gSorte geilogen
ole Oen &Gmpfern 0nnf imO @btc
gobcii, bic oil Die Nomen ser tapfercn
&rieger ionmeltct bic MN ouf Oen
Srieobofen Don @r5emDsl pom bartert
g9erf oeS Samples ouSrubcn. So6-
nc 8meier 9ieide itanocn iie Dor einem
6eino. Sbre in geredtem Sample
itreitenoen @aficn flirren in bic 3u-
fltnft binii6cr, un0 on Ocn groBcn
Sdladttogcn ocs Sa6res, on Ocn Ia
gcn bon Br5cnDsl, merocn iic nit Ocn
@loden Scr StaOt 5uIamiucnflingeL
I'M oos 9lnoenfcn 5u iorocrn iiir Die,
Die ols Seloen iielen. gSilbelm &on-
roo @omon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18


geiuno al rcrOcu ais ntciuc Sdiuciicr
mir onrct6, Sp0in 6 @int6dms @cocs
table COMPOUND 81 periuclen Sdl ud6m
feds SIoiden, unO bcu!e bin i'd cinc &c
Inoe SrolL i'm Stanbe, meinc Smsars
bcit 81 t6un SD luiiniHtc. DoB icoc
leioenbc Srou 2DOin g. Yinf6om s &e0cz
table COMPOUND veriic6te unS aus ci0cs
ner @rfabrlm9 lpGBte, iuic gut cs it, -
Erau Gnrl u. SiciO, 500 giortb glucme,
Gnrora, SQ.
9ic groBe gln6a6l frcipiaigcr 3cuss
niie in ben Slrc6ipcn oes YiuibomsYo6o
rntorltus BON bencll piele nit Grlnubs
nB pon Seit su 3cit ocr0ifentlid)t ipers
ocn, 1T @emcis bon Der @ite oes 2Doin
s. &intbanl'o %e9etdblc COMPOUND bel
Scr 9cbouOlna pon SrducnlgiOcu
Seoe lciNcn0c Nrdu in ben 2'creiliiatcn
Stodicn lit ber5lidl cinQcldocu nn bic
Sboia g. &iniban Nicocue So loerz
traulidl Smb %oii.. INN Motb 8u ibrcis
ben, Vr iit toilcnfrcL miro Shrcu Wce
ime6cit brhWcn mS mc0 S5r ycpcn
rcttcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

in 9(potbefen ,Giicblein nit Saicn.
blut~ oerobrei6t purOen. &or alien
aber Iino eS Sic Soare oes pielieitigcn
Sreunoes Sampe gelpeien, sic 6eion-
Oers oft in6 germ &eripert6ung fam
sen. 9ei 9}aien6hiten, 5uIommenge.
ore6t in Die g}nle geitedt, 5u 9lidbe
oer6runnt, gegen erfrorene 5iiBe, wie
nit Sonig geniiitbt, ais Billen gegen
@riide, lurrocn iie nit &orlie6e an.
gcwenoet. God audi oIle onoeren
S6eile imo Ebeil1en oicies 10 bod.
eeidj1tten pier6einigen gtotiiror6tes
ser @ereangenbeit gelnngten 5ur Be
ohtlne iuo 81 mebr o0er minocr
groBer @iiroieung. 90 tpiiroe sum
9eiipiel Oie innere Snut Der o2oi-
fel4, ser Saieno6ren friib unO nit
Nlilb befeu6tet III nui fronfe glugen
eeleet. oos son5e DIR ober, 5u Slibe
perbrannt, gum Stiaen BON 9lutln-
gen periuenoet. glu1 ais blntitillen'
oes @}ittel oiente ferner ser 81 glibc
pcr6ronnte @aienihdocl oNcr nit
SencbcIiomcn permiicbt MS 3o6n'
pulper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

6nl6 ScS Screens oni. Cic 9riioer
ihlieica 5lanmeu IN cincu 3ilumcr
lmO oeriniBte Grci6lm Sen ,Saco6 &C
gen pier ll6r Morgcns. Cine mge-
iicate RodjioriGimg fii6rta sur @nt-
oedime ser Ebat. %oli5eilidQrieitS
puroe pcrmltbct OaB cS iic1 nm ci-
'ncu MorO bln0cln f0nnte bod BE-
itatigte iid Nieie %ermutbuua nidt.
Gic 2cidc puroc nod 0cr@lor0ue 9e-
brodt mo miro Coroner Snsp pom
oiIlidcn Giiirift 0cu soil lmterIn
rbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

Sd beiiBe cine Seiite 3igarren
! (2iebe8gnbel). Sic Y}orfc nenut lid,
/ nSebuiudt~ @cltern fam Elm SEA-
neroo aus Dem Sbiisengrabeu 81
mir 5uriid ins 0fubequortier, Dem id,
einige 3igarren meiner 0tarfc Der'
obreidte. 8alo noAbcr fono i'd nit
&reioe auf oos @iIthen gci6rieben.
,,Srr iper Die uSeBninAt" mt,peih
mas ih leine. z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
& NJ 8ubIaoen Z II.

&Guferin: SD mohte einige 9lu-
men fir meinen Sut faufcn~
@erfGuferin: o8itte i@on, bel
Ieibt Elm poor @utterblimen."
&1uferin: DSa, aber bel ocn iesi.
gen tbeilrcn 8utterprciien ipiiroe iA
Oonn &unltbutterbliinen bor5iebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

Sdiiis6ou5iucdc in aroGcr 9lod-
irogc. Sic 6rodt. Stllotiou, sic
Ourb OoS Gm6oreo, @uagonmaugcI
lmO 9lr6eitermongel 6eroorgcrlien
pnrOc bGlt obne 9ln5cidcn irgcn0
mcld)er Gcr6eiicrrm9 on mo mirtt
Oieicr ltmitoNo criApcrcno ouf ia
brifontcn &olIilcute uno OoS %ubIi.
finn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

~ ~ fNNl NV on ~
I'M 9liiden iluo Sen
Seitcn bis ic6 70
icblpocb luuroc, OoB
ic6 tallm bon cinem
Gtubl sum dnocren
9cben ionnte, unb
10 nerbos iuar, oaB
i'd bel Dem acring
ltcn Wcrduieb err
ldlredte. SEQ irar
abiolut I'm I i b a,
n1ciue Soausorbciten
5n uerric6tcn iluo
CAB bic S9offnun9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
M2G6Men b on hcllfe.

SSrml Nlener nglber ,Sroi SiiuA
parlm nimnIt Oeun Shr Dicnihndo,
den bei scr 9(rbcit uidi Ncn $rt
ob2"
Srml alin5: ~So mlilcn5 pic III
crit beltc qctnntmcu 0icriG roI ar
morier Oh Tie il5erbalft S 'ms
bIcibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
% ftii d.

9uuoe Gin Ser 9uhbanoIuna):
Scr 9eoereiubano 1T ipunocrborH
&omniS: ollno icbr prartiib!
&enn onS 2cOcr nod fnapper ipiro,
f6uneu Sic II Eaar Sticicl oamii
bcioblen loiienl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

oMein @aun mag ia nidt 10 &c.
lc6rt iein ober icocniolS lorgt er fir
Ole 6anlilie mo bolt Oie 9ratpianne
INNER bon.
oSo iagen Sic NAL i'd Oadtc Sig
leien Tegetcriancr2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

Ger @usge3ei6pete
S06n6eu; n8oter, Oenfe Dir NAL,
belte bin i'd 10 Yldbe rnlifgefom.
menl~
&ater: Sos frcut mid ia ie6r, ipie
9ing Oenn oos 5u?4
$50, 0ie lebten Orei 86nfe nerOep
eeItridenl"
~ -, a., a :, 1, . TIHH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

g9abrDctts0etrcV.Y~d d
G'rItcr Suloelu: nNa Od ut EN-
&eIe0romm einectroffen bon 1einen
@ltcrn, fie moIlcn miiien ob Oh Did
fir cine SofultGt entidie6en b1tteIt."
8ueiter Stuoent: ugio, iei 10 eut
unO te.egrapbere gu 5uriid: Sd
i6montc nod."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
llnfrl1t l[ltln1[fr

0bWin 3, enmnelc, 8csbisuoli N0icnlc onns
ocle 6hnemqrcH, 8cragsrctie Uiatblauo
Truit AniloinQ.
Chaplin ". Nerguipu, ti0-tl7 N1iu NniloiuQ,
tS lnbrigc 1riObruuN.
q. N. & ~ 3. Nnparo, an @onincninl Nlna.
NrlIIBlren leiI Isl2 crlnInreIW M MnlInnuIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

gSaolio.
ffDaifofb 1T oos erite Deal in Der
Stoot 3ufGIlig gcbt obenSs Elm &a.
tcrnendrSini0cr Dor ibm BET:
0oS is Ood Ie6r ipcin0lid bon
6taotIcitcn BOB iie mir &erq porulf.
ihidcl, Ger Sid)t inGdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18
Jrau JsicIO
Cle6en ]l(Onale 6rnnk
Wepaun @eInuOBeit OMrdj e0Oia IS.
Einf6amS @e9ctn6lc GunpunnO
5Mriif.

gnWord, NU, n 0Sicben lon9c Mo-
nate lit id an Srauentrauf6eiten nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-18

s'bpuucntcn. sir sen ..ccnilbcn Vorrcpnu.
crnirn nldrt ahnlillcl aorr Wnrearlm0no az.
bnitcn, iilD ncbclcn, Ger Siiicc OnnOn pcr Sc.
Iepbon ober inriitlih Nlisbcluna az mancu.