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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
LES DARCY IS DEAD;
PNEUMONIA CAUSE

Memphis. Tenn, May 24-IIes Darcy,
the Australian pugilist died at a hos
pital here this afternoon from pneu-
monia He has been i'll more than a
month
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
War Spirit
Stirs Slavs

q EeAsToPoL, RUSSIA, May
- 24.-The officers and men Of
the local garrison have unani-
rro"~'" -eauested that they be
sent to the Riga front to fight the
Germans. Their action is in re-
sponse TO the speech Of Minister
Of War kerensky and the appeal Of
the council Of soldiers and work
mems delegates.
GERMANS BOMBARD COAST.
London, May 24.-Pronounced
German naval activity in the Baltic
on Tuesday is reported in Central
News dispatch from Copenhagen.
Yesterday violent cannonade last
ing throughout the night was heard
by persons living along the shore.
Houses on southern Danish islands
shook from the conclusions.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
RED CROSS
WAR COUNCIL
ASKS FUNDS
Washington. D. c., May "a
I The new Red Cross war
! council headed by Henry P.
Dawson, began its first con-

IGTGHCt uVTP IUUdy HIHKIlIg
plans for the $100,000,00O war relief
fund. Representatives of more than
forty cities were present.
The hundred million dollar fund, un-
der Chairman Davison's plan, is to be
used not only for Red Cross relief for
Americans but also for the destitute in
the foreign war zones, whatever their
nationality.
Mr.. Dawson plans an intensive
campaign in which committees of
prominent business men are to be
chosen in each city. The work will be
carried on with all possible vigor so
that American assistance to the devas-
tated districts Of Europe may be offer
ed at once.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
YANKEES FLEE FROM TURKEY.

Washington. D. c., May "A. The
safe arrival in Switzerland of more
Americans from Turkey has been re-
ported by American Minister StovaH
at Berne. Consul General George Hor-
ton, wife and daughter were among the
arrivals
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
PERSHING RECEIVES
ORDERS FROM WILSON

Washington d. c., May 24.-Major
General Pershing. who is to command
the first American expeditionary force.
to France, will confer with President
Wilson late today.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
URGE SUNDAY OBSERVANCE,

Boston, Mass, May 24.-Protest
against modern tendency to observe
Sunday as a holiday rather than as a
Holy day was made by committee
of the general assembly Of the United
Presbyterian church OF North America,
in session here.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
AMERICAN
SOCIALISTS
FACE FINES
Lansing, in Edict Against
Stockholm Conference,
Cites Logan Act
DELEGATES CAN NOT
OBTAIN PASSPORTS

Washington, D. c., May "a. -Ameri
cans may not participate in the inter
national socialist peace conference al
Stockholm with the consent of the
| United States government. This wa:
made clear today by the state depart
ment's announcement that 1t would not
issue passports to persons expecting tc
be delegates and warning Americans
against being parties to the discussions
under penalty of three years imprison
ment and $4,000 fine.
Officials regard the peace conference
as part OF German propaganda, and dc
not wish American citizens as individ-
uals to do anything to misrepresent
the government
LOGAN ACT CITED.
1t was indicated today that failure
would meet any effort to secure mod
ification Of the departments ruling.
Officials made this plain when they
heard Morris H1llquit was coming to
protest to Secretary Lansing.
Secretary Lansing made it clear that
if j. Eads How. the millionaire hobo
reported last night to have arrived in
Stockholm, took part in such confer
ence he would come under the terms
of the Logan act, which provides that:
Every citizen of the United States,
whether actually resident or abiding
with the same or in any foreign coun-
try, who without the permission or
authority of the government, directly
or indirectly commences or carries on
any verbal or written correspondence
or intercourse with any foreign govern
ment or any officer or agent thereof
with an intent to influence the meas
ures or conduct Of any foreign govern
ment or any officer or agent thereof
in relation to, any disputes or contro-
versies with the United States, or to
defeat the measures Of the government
Of the United Stafes, and, not duly
authorized, who counseIs, advises or
assists in any such correspondence
with such intent shah be punished by
a fine of not more than $4,000 and by
Imprisonment during term not less
than six months nor more than three
years
HOW is IN STOCKHOLM.
The American socialist party has
chosen Victor L. Berger Of Milwaukee
and Morris Hillquit and Algenon Lee,
of New York, as delegates. After the
state department issued it's warning,
word came from Stockholm that James
Eads How, Of St. Louis, known as the
millionaire hobo had reached there
to participate in the conference.
Intelligence Of this step by the Amer
ican government was cabled to the
Russian government, the other allies,
and to neutral nations in order to make
it clear that the United States regards
the Stockholm conference the embodi-
ment Of a German move infmical to
American interest.
LOOKS LIKE ENEMIES ACT.
Mr. Lansing said the action OF the
government in regard to the Stock
holm conference had been taken only
after careful investigation Of the origin
of the movement to bring the socialists
of the Teutonic and entente nations in
to peace discussion.
The weakening of the decision of
Russia to prosecute the war has been
manifested by the socialists engineer
ing the Stockholm conference.
RESTORATION Is DEMANDED.
Stockholm, MAY 24-The restoration
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
RED CROSS AIDS SURVIVORS.
CARRIED GALLSpoLi TROOPS.

New York. May 24.-The Anchor line
steamship Transyivania was sunk in
the Mediterranean of the French -Ital-
ian coast, it was learned here today.
The survivoFs-how many, it is not
known here-seere taken INTO Sayona.
Italy, by rescuers. There they re.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
LOOKS LIKE ENEMIES ACT.
RESTORATION IS DEMANDED.

Stockholm, May 24-The restoration
Of Belgium. Serbia. Montenegro and
Rumania was demanded by the Bulgar-
ian socialist delegates in conference
with the Dutch and Scandinavian COM
mittee. They also declared themselves
in favor of a national reunion Of Bul-
garians as step to give permanent
tranquility to the Balkans.
The Bulgarian delegates further de-
elared that the right to settle their
own affairs should be extended to all
peoples, such as the Armenians and
Poles. They expressed the hope that
the problem Of Alsace-I4orrai be set.
tied on these lines. The cMivocation
of general socialist conference va
also advocated
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
Soldiers and Officers Perish
Following Attack By Sub
marine in Mediterranean;
Zeppelins Raid Eastern
England in Night.
FRENCH REPULSE
GERMAN ATTACKS

London. May 24.-The British trrns-
port Transykania was torpedoed May
q with the loss of 4f3 persons.
The Transykania was torpedoed in
the Mediterranean The following on
ciai statement was given out today:
THE British transport Transyi-
vania, with troops aboard, was
torpedoed In the Mediterranean On
May resulting in the following
losses: Twenty-rine officers and
373 Of other ranks; Also the ships
captain, Lieutenant s. erenen and
one officer and nine men Of the
crew."
CARRIED GALLIpou TROOPS.
The Transyt~ania, an AncAor line
Steamship Of 14,315 tons gross. has
been in the service Of the British gov.
ernmes.t since May, 1915, when her
saiiings were cancelled. There hava
been NO recent reports Of her moves
H,ents. When she first was taken over
by the British government, she was
engaged 10 Transporting troops to CALI
poll.
The TransyIvania was bssiit in 1914.
She was constructed especially for
passenger service between New York
and Mediterranean ports.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25

Total ........... .... $1,s71, ,42o 900
The Iowa congressman who voted
against the bill are DoweIl. Good and
Sweet
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25

- The patriotism of the
people Of Ottumwa was un'
derestimated by the Wapello
county chapter Of the Red
rrocs when IL Dlaced the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25

Continued ON Page s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
LIVE STOCK DISPLAY
TO BE LARGER THAN EVER

An opportunity for the cattle raisers
OF the State to discrcdit the claims of
Tauuuier and Loudoun Counties that
they produce the prize winning fat
cattle of the Commonwealth will be
given at the Virginia State Fair this
fall, when a special prize of $1,000 will
be offered for fat cattle. and the
further inducement will be that buyers
will be on the groands TO purchase the
prize winners.
r.. w. Spilman, director Of live stock
for the Virginia State Fair. announces
that the board OF directors has ap-
propriated a~total OF $4,000 for prizes
for live stock at the forthcoming fair.
OF this sum. $1,000 will he offered. for
dairy brcd Jerseys. $1,000 for dairy
bred Hoist ems and 1000 for dairy-bred
Guernseys. In the beef breeds $500
will be awarded to Shorthorns and
S2.25o to Herefords.
The appropriation OF $4,000 is the
largest ever made by the State Fair
directors, and it ought TO be OF sufi-
Client induccment to make the 1917
| livestock exhibition the most clab-
crate ever shown. Stock raisers from
| every county in the state arc ex-
pected to enter their best-bred live
| stock, and the display will be one
which the people Of other States may
view with envy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-18
THE SECRET KINGDOM

Louis collaboration DickcI
Everything
vltaSraph Company. Rchman Dorothy
~ Kelly Miss Airline a notable
Next Week Another nstallment
Copyright,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

t6ll' ntr oaS, mas idb Dir iagc."
Ger Bauer gcbordte, ob5mor otd
miOcritrc6cnO. 9llS er Die eon5e
Seioe III oic S6cucr gctra9en bate,
be0onu Der 9lcecl nicOer5uralleln;-
oIs CT ii6 a6cr no6 Dem wciien
Aionn umiab, mar oicicr ocri@wun-
Oen.
9nn Gage Oorouf fam ser Bauer
o6crmoIS 81 Dem @ciicii mo iibcr
brobte ibm Elm wcit foitborercS @e-
i1cnf ais 0aS critic N}ol. @r pernei9-
tc ib bis 5ur @rOc, per6arrte longe
III 0icier Stcllung imO prob ais
Oonn:
,@cpricIcn iei ocin Shame, D, pci-
icr Monn, lucil on eine gc6einc
M}o6t Golt iiber 0ic Gicni9en mo tic
81 lcntcn pcrinogit nod ocincnl @ils
lcnl Sd bin gcfonmcn, Inn mcinen
9anf 81 ocinen 6iiBell 81 lcelcn!
Niin 9lobbar lit ibcr 9}adt elm an.
oerer gcporocn. Gr iic6t niht mebr
gralliam unO nidt me6r boie rn0
nicbt mc6r GdBIic6 aus, ionocrn lit
ircnnoli9 uno oG3cit bilisbcreit,
cr lit ni1t rDicOcr5uerfcnncn Sir.
ma6r oil mlBt Gin groBer 3olbcrcr
iciul~
%, or G6orl" cntscgnctc Scr
@eiic. r9cin 9lo66or lit Der 0lci.
cja 9e6Iicbcn ocitern, pic bcutc;
on icl6it bit eS, Der ungapdnocIt
itn0 nic6t wicocr3ucrfenncn lit. llno
mos mid onbelongt, 10 bin id) feincs.
wegs Gin 3oubercr ionOcru ib mill
Did MIR chuoS lcbrcn mas bcrcits
ocr groBc Sionh3inS, Der crbabenotc
aaer Gcilter, oclc6rt bat:
@enn on einen W}eni6en baiieit
ruo weiBt nit1t moum 70 cuueiic
i0m cincn Qienit imo on mirlt i'm
lie6cn lcrncn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
GricsSanefOrtcn an Der Sitfrpnt.
&om &ric9Sberi6terltattcr
@co. 9ittncr.

llnIcren 9(rtiacrieoiii5ieren iicl in
alien bis1crieen &dmpfcn Oie poll'
fonunen unglci@ortiec 9luSbiIoung
Der ruiiiI6en 9(rtiacric out uno cs
mlroc ou6 bcrcitS Dor lGngercr 3eit
bcridtrt, oaB inSbcionoerc Die 9lrtil'
lcric oes aicpcr GorpS iidb BON pielen
ouocrcn rlliiiIben 9lrtiaerictruppen
Dur6 onSgc5ei6nctc 6cuertednif im-
tcri6cioe. Ties pcronloBte cini9c
unIerer Observation-Disclosures, ocnen eS
gclilngcn mar, aicmer glrtiaeriltcn
gcionecn 5u nebmen, nn Oieic Ole
6rooc jlt ri6tcn ipo6cr Ocnn gerooa
i6re quite g(usbiIoune itonmc. Die
Mtlien inetcn; og8ir bobcn loltter
ocutidc 9lbri6ter aus ben boltii6cn
9Sropin5cn. Ginige BON iDnen 6eiBcn
Sinbe, cinise Nloicr, elmer bciBt @cu'
Oori."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

glbOnncntcn Bic Oeu r0entidcn
GorrcipouOcnten" pidlt piinttlidj Oocr
nnrcaclmdhia cr6Oltcu, limb gcbctrn
Der Sfficc OaUou per SclcpbOu oOer
idjriftlid Wiitt6eiluug 81 madleH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

lleberrrmpcIt. Srehnoin
(bei Der Gcrlo6ungSicer) On Qein
grdutigom 6at ober II reht 0ualnleS
@eiiCbtl" @rout o9ld. 6cma6rc,
Sem III 0ic &crlo6la n 6iSden ii6er.
raiAcno 0efrmmen iouii iiebt CT
iogor recbt gei9eit ausl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
glcOi5iaiidIc SIu5ciecn.
!Dn6cu Sic ismaIs DrrIadt, ss.
ianO 3n wcrScu, a6cr Obnr
srioIs?

@s mua fcIu. bob Gle oit In Ne.
bonongp parsn, oab Gle ate 3olt'
mtns au @encinna auiaobeH.
Gic nlhtcn mlIen. bob IN alleE
pebensluqeu @peNalurbcit Ocrinnqi
miro nr0 bis midtipite bnn 0uen, lh
bic Webnuoluuo bon arnliibeiien. gen'
tiM c0nlultircu Gle In Der 0rleHri'
nth bicier IbailadDc Gibt ciucu Spes
3idlific1 bon gulcm Jini lnr WClbid
mo @brli6fcit ipenu Gle an ttHer,
lgdHucrn ciqentbnmlicben, Rrailbeis
leioen ooer bon oerlclnen bs5inoert
iuerneu; eillen Gpc3ialilien, Der hber
10 Sahre prailticbe Griabrul1 Ia
Widnneritanlbeitcn bat etnen, Der
S6nen Hnd elmer forefdlligen llHter'
ubunn lOAcr lpiro, ob er Gle illrtren
fam ooer Mot: eineH. her Gte In
iiir8cfier Belt lijriren lpirn. sDic e6
to0 nit benz heiien nHo icberlien ne
fullai Oereinbdren ldBt.
8iele glrt bon @pe5tditlien illlhen
Gle iuenn Gle Dr. 0amrld pDa 8altt-
w5re, mo, 4OS i.8nltlmprc-Gtrnhe,
confultircu. Gr bat olele aQdnuer
hlriri. bic obne @riolq beriunten. Qlb,
billie ooer Nnr Sii iinoen. gBGS Ct
fir @nocre eetban Tam er cup
iir $ie ibun.
seine @ebnbren Fnh lheorla unb
Sabniuaeu ipcroen ben Wdtieln oeS
QHtienien nnGepabt orroHairt.
(S-)
-lF-i-i.i-,.-i.-i-.i--l.-ii--t-i.s-i1 Ii..i-S \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
0er dinciiIdIc Sauce Nn0 0cr g8eiic.
9}oGerj06lt bon Mcrncr 9ctcr Car
len, 0liin6cn

Sn G6inc lebte chit in iriibcrcn
3citen Gin itcinoltcr gGeiicr, 5u Dem
Oao golt in oonjen Shorcn 81 pill
germ pilcgtc, nm icincS &ot6cs iGeil-
boltig 81 mer0cn nn0 9}iemmo Don
ali oenclt Die 81 i6m fomcn 5otte
ia0en f0nncn OoB CT obne 0utcn
9iotb pen Oomrn gcjogen p0re. 81
Nieiem @ciicn Fam cineS Cages cin
Bauer gegon9cn 6raHtc ibm ciucu
nit @Bmooren lnO ollcrlci &cder6ii-
len mo6l0efiiQicn aorb gum @clcbenf
oar, perneigtc iiN bis SIR Groe lno
lprot6 al90unn:
o@cpricicn ici oein glomc, wci-
fer Munn neil oac 0ingc oaS Simt
mcls mo Der @roc Dor Dir Oolic9en
'oic Gin 0c0ifnctcS @uHl @erioge
c8 Deincn armcn 0icner nibt, i'm
nit ocn e0tt(iAcn 5onncnitro9l oci-
ncS @ciitcs 5i crlcutbtcn! Scr rei@c
Sciocn6dnolcr 8i1onaSsi1 bat Oen
9(ctcr oic6t nebcn ncincm Soilic gc-
fauit jult icncn gldcr, ocu i'd ielbit
10 germ b0ttc follien pollen. llno
cin ieoeS Niol, mcnn id6 i6m nun be-
gcgnc ipia cs mid bc0iintcn, 0oB
cr orouionL b6ic uno DdBGd aus.
iicbt, 10 ooB ih na6e ooron bin at
miinidcm cS moGtc i1n Gin llngIiid
5uitoBcn
ollno Oicc9 @ciii6l bait on olio.
crit, icitOcm Gi1ana-aiai oein 9}o6-
bar gcporoen iit?" iroatc Ocr @ciic
no6ocnflid.
So antlrortetc ocr 9aucr.
0o6er cS 1T bon Gog 5u Gag inn
@a9icn besrifien 10 ooB i6 gar nicbt
me6r rc6t id iclbit bin ionocrn i6
iiiblc mid, ais iei iA cin onOerer
elm 6rcnOer, ia ais lei id acroOcju
Gin fronfer Mnnn.
q%eiBt oll oielleidt no oein
9ia6bor ii@ al9eublidli6 oli6dlt2~
frogte Der @eiie.
$50 er BOT cine 9lciir III Oie
5toot lmtcromncu lno wirO uor
Ginbrr1 Der 9inHt ni9t picocr Oa-
bcim iein.
u@ut, ooan foIgc mir alio.~
9ns lie bis 5um 9lder Sidano-
&iais ocfonnicn poren, iagtc ocr
@eiie:
nSn faum ciner 5tunOc miro Gin
@ewitterrcgcn iic0erge6en, nnO
EiNong.&ioi bat ieincn gnu5en g(der
nit foit6oren Scioeniioficn sum
Irodncn belegt @e6t oa9 @cpitter
iiber lie 6in 10 iinO lie lurettbor per
loren
Ger Bauer an iehcr Seitc lohte
Hdmii6 in iiN 6incin.
qSanmle INN eiligit oie Qan5c
Sci6c 3uiourcu lmo brina iic lhIcu.
ni9it lmter Qad6 un0 N0M.~ ia0te
0cr wciic Mom. nlluo raa' MIDI
nidt uad SSie mO @orum, iouoeru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
BidnSIci6. .@eldldflc.


@fanOlci6. .@eidiGilc.
uGouIoloairo euon 6n,", 1 Mcrli&ab ~itabs
Giicnpoorel allcr glrt in0 SUI.
IdDmieo. 3nbe50r
IS, Groit 0aDne &C., 862-3di 1oic WnV'~W
giocnt6ams 9lgeiiten uuo Sunoler
gterre 6. 4unan & asp1ep, 10 Oiieernaioh
Gtrabe.
8citlmQcn. 3eitidrifiell etc.
r6e saaimurr Geius Compaug" alehcr q
@e6ers. Wcfpaiiaif6rer s2I &+eaeer''Sif'
DeufIhe gidtr rnO 3citIbriftcn.
". oannIn, gr 600 sserseerrnionS Sirobe
Bbotoeropb.
gohrnd Gin Nhmparapb bon Wus5citnnna.
MI TO- 9eciipciinAiou Gltanc.
Trie0h6ie.
ccr eaiun NemetrrD -Scrldnqcrle Ualierm
eluenie. Nne @egrdbnbpiabp unier iocl
pdbrsRoer NHib4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Gfne QcQe0tung.

3lpei ltl9arll6c &ondllerlc'Slll'
5icre rcitcn oncinonOer oorbci.
@roBc ircuoioc @egriiBung. Ser
uus, SItpon ic6 bob' scbort, ooB on
bit bon S6iiiicn Onr@lo@ert pie cin
sic6. .@os i6at Oir Gin! 3pci
3mci &oiofen 6o6cn ans 5mci SAritt
Giitouj picr5cbn S6iiiic mli mid ob'
gcieuert. a6cr fcincs bat mid getroTi
ici. ScrpuS!~ ~ oScrOuS" Seloc
rcitcn i'll cnt9egcngcicbter 9ii6tlng
micOcr mciter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
5Scucr. g}criicberunQci;.

ONNNf f-N'Nl ltNJNN FitNNiis
~, 3 snaccforo & Co., i17-2i elanlber u
Gpnnlcr,c NuiloinN
- s7gntiale Seuer-@erlhnmaS@ @glciidaii", SOL.
honOs unf baltimore gtrnBc
yScutnl.elwtrltaniide urr@criimgrnnfSt'Nt
cnimait", NnltnorciSilnbc mo c,iou
SOulei9henuC.
n9ioNal Snnsan,s &c. o. qlVrrpoUl", Ncngn aR,
ySntiielb. glelihen5 4RQlu0cr. iOl lOa 0punl'
Der oi Commerce Nuilhing. ~ I'LL.
- noicrmnnin Trucr BerNhcrnnq3 Wcirhlmnit"l
Baltimore un0 @nri0aGirdNt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
8eugniffe fitr
2Ieoi3inen.
Die 2GSin Is. 9Nafbam 9ieOirinc
Company OrrGficntlidt rnr cdtr.

Sic pou ocr 2uoiu &. @mi6om Dicois
cine Company ucroffcntlcbteu 3cEguinc
tuamcn frciluiliA 0be lie benaBt iucrs
ben, adtet oie Gompagnc iorofdlti0 oas
rnuf, iioJ iIber peren 5Nrci5crimcn 3u
informiren yiie bat iie piiicHtIicb eiucn
unpo6ren @rici peroffentIicBt nie muroe
ein @riei obne oic bon Der G1rcibcrm
uuter3cicbncte GrIaubniB peroiicutliht
Scr Urino, iuarun Eaulenoe BON
Srnneu aus alien S9cilcn oeS GnnocS
lold)c bantcriiillteu @ricfc ou sic SDoid
Y. %ini6nm WeNicine SO. idrciben it,
bnb 1Doia g. @nfbams Segctablc Gons
pound 0eiuobeit uno Slid in i6r emit
bon S1mcr5cn in0 SeiOen erfiIltes Sc
ben oebradt bat
@S bat Sraucn bon ctlic1en Der
lblimnltcn 6ornen bon Srauenleioen
bon Seridicbuugcn, @Ht5iinouugen, Sc
l0wiircn, llnrc9elmdBigtcit 3erboiiidt
Sdudd)e, Y6d8cnleioen uno Yiieocrgcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Etc Git 0c5 9ofomotip
fiihrcrs.

Sin Giicn6o6n5uo, oui Dem @fo-
Ic6incngcluc6re bcrlabcn WorcM mur'
sc BON ruiiiirber 9lrtillcric bci6oiicn
Gcr @}aibincniiibrcr bicIt 0firctc
boS GompibcNtil imO licB beftig
Gompi ouSitr0mcn. 0ie 9luiicn
mcintcn Ole @|oiNinc iei octroiicn
lnO f0unc nicbt meGr wcitcriobrcu.
aaooacric rift 8iir 9lttade geecn oeu
3uQ. &njmiihcn worcn idmntliNc
MoiHincn9cue6rc oni Dem 3uge &C.
IoOcn unO oeribtct worOen rmO iiber.
id1iittctcn 0ic 9iulicn nit cincm m0r-
Oeriibcn 6eucr. 9}ur wcni9e pon
ibncn febrtcn Ie6enO 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

9aumotcrioIicn S6ircu, 6cnltcr-
ra1mcu. S1ocn, ETC.
GitaBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
@c6rH0cr Gicrmonn aus
g8ori6au.

3mci ruiiiicbe Gouolleriitcn pono'
ten ii6 beint Gridcincn elmer flculen
0Itcrrei6il9en Gruppenabt6cililng 10.
tort 5u miIocr 6hl@t. Sic murocn
pcriolgt, ober nidt longc, ocnn ais
oic criten Sbiilic iiclelt orebtcn lie
iib ioiort I'M mO bobeu Die Sdnoe
bod. 9(s Tie i'm Eager Dor Ocn Dill
5ier ocfii6rt puroen, bct6cuerten tie
menn nu1 nicbt in 9on5 rcinenl
0elti9. n@ir iinO MIR oooon9erit'
ten neil mir gcglaubt baben cS lino
ruiiiicbe Grltppen biutcr uns. IS idllt
unS bod gar niht Gin 5ll idieBen.
gSir iinO nGnlirb bic 8riiOer @icr'
mann aus Mari6ou."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

1c6lagenbeit bctrcii.
IS lit fir eunc
NraL nie geiuno lit
mo iIic &c ittc ii
bat iinmD9Iic0, Nas
Wcfiibl oieier ar
leiDenb s c Il
Sranen 81 ermeis
feL iuenn tie i6re
@eiuuobeit uieoers
bo6cn; ibrcn eiiris
cen glSltuIcb, QuOes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Spar.9onten.
), rrnHde eparBnnt non Baltimore, GuldiDs
uub NaltinpresSfrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

ren Srancr 81 bclfcn Die Ieioen wie iie
Gelitten baben.
tgln3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

@le@plottciL Nietnll. ac
eheH 0onIla & Co., Suss 1915 4aloc'icg,,
Stra6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

9upicricbnlicSc lin0 Eluinbcrs
Srm pnbctt, 1898 9bomre.etfadr. s. q ..
2clcpbon: Al0lic 1893.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Gin 0cmiit6lider 9lntom D.
biliIt

Sin lngarii6er @rai er5d6lte:
,,9ei &omurow bo6' idb miiiicn nit
mcincm 9luto |crpunOetc ans Der
8eitcrlinie bolen 4Sl0elidb mie i6
grao' sum ~. Wiol oiird) Oenielbcn
@ol0 illbr. plubtc mir OoS Yneumd'
tiff am rcbtcn SSinterraol Sd bclf'
olio eleitb Dem @6oltifeur Elm neies
Yuclunotif au5iebelL fcin Wlenid Dat
ms babel geitort, oGeS mar gonj
frieolid. fait 6ob' id pergeiien ooB
arieg is. sd ieb' mid Damn nebcn
OaS SinterroOI mo 5iinO' mir Elm 81
oorettl an. 9(lio 6ittc man 5iiliOtt
liG bod ieOesmal Elm Gi1orettl an
lpenn man Elm neitcS Enelmatif oui
gc5ogen bot? Sn Dem @lomcut
fonmt Elm SnioiterieaeiboB, triiit
cine 9lo0ielgen mo prallt mir 5uriif
in Oen glrm Milo eS NOR MIR cine
IlciidlpmOc. Scb bin noh irob &c.
iueien SAB bat Ole au0el nidt &uci.
motif getroiicn neil 6ab icb tciH
GeierUepueumotif mebr ge1o6t"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

@oicnt.glnu1lte.
0oiUIn r. enmuelS RehiSmoli; Vnicrlc, odl,
oClS odlubmQricu, 8crldgSrcbic WutDnnO
TrIlt AuilnnQ
G1aplin ", 8er9uou, ii6--ii7 Gam Nuipng
l@ldbriqc NriuDrlilQ.
q. s.. 4 70 =. 0pmaro. fti Gonfincrinl NloA.
HraliBlrcn iet 1872 ericarc0 ln yolinore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

NtNII'V UHIpuWIUVN.
,eaie 4epOTt oHO xruit 0ouipanB", i3 0onib.
SlrdBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Ger freigebigc Sc o ate.
Srt Der &onohtng: Gin gSirt5s'
6ous an ocr ooli6iib-uliiiiAcu @ren'
&c. Gin Grupp aoiafcn betrinIt lid
uno iBt oo5u moBlos. ShlieBli1
ruit cincr Der aoiafen: o3ablcn!"
Ger jiioii6e Scr6ergsoater (blaB
Dor Grliouncn iiber Oicicn 3nrnD:
,gittc lc6r, oic Serrcn iinO natiirli6
meiue @Gite.
Ger aoIof: n@ic. 0u SunO, gluublt
ou, ooB mir 9idubcr Iino, ooB mir
iiber oie @rcn8e geronmcn iino, nm
oic 9cpolferm9 6li branol4obenY
Soiort ioeit Oa, mas mir 5ll 6oblen
bo6cnl"
Ger gSirt6 (ocr Der Sahc nod inn
mcr nibt trout). Bite mein Serr,
oaes 5uIomncn foitet eincn 9iubcl."
Ger &oiaf (groBartig): g0o bait
oit orei Siubcl." 0ie &oiufcn rciten
ucitcr; Der @irt6 fam iib Ole gun5e
@eIdidte nod inner niMt erfldren.
Ole 3ulannlenbdngc mcroen ibm
flor, Oo orci Wliruten, na60em Die
aoiofcn a6gerittcn iinO, Elm pdar be-
giiterte @oucrn iommerno bel ibm
eiufc6ren Die fur6e 3eit border out
oifcner StroBc BON Ocnicl6en &oiotcn
uuSocrullbt morOcn mnren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

NntonObllc.
PadarS 80 $3.50 i-25 327bO
nNonaro Nietor GD. Of baltimore" ODarlc3s
SirdNe mo mi, 3tnOals2ucluic
Garou, Die pOpuldre Gar. X305 ltilo Hsi6,
Olar.Dcl M,nDile Np.," 0iaracs 1iOd l4i0.
Noro. Nbarlln-SlrnBe.