davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1917-12-04

The Government restricts soldiers equipment Do send useless articles
Camp life differ from civilian requirements That why the
tty offer exceptional you gift that brings him the
comforts and lxuries he actually needs
The evening world., 1917-12-04

my child mine Or course many man has baSed his appeal
ures on his unwriten aw-"My wife is mine"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
Gyiir Sas glothc drcna.

ggo6rcno Ocr longen Dopcr oes aricecs iro Die
Gnbcn fIr Oos umctfoniidc Gotbe areu8 rcidlid) &C.
iloici Sie ncroen iest nod bic reidlder lcBcn,
0o cbt auh ole Der Stootcu oftiDcn &ntbciI al Dem
Sricgc genonmcn bnben; omerifaniide Gruppcn iucr.
oen in olcrndhitcr 3cit an Der 6ront in 6rdnfreid
cbcn ip16reno omerifnniidjc 9rcgsidiffe idon felt
ongerer 3cit in britiidcn uno fror5ohen @cpdiicrn
98odt0ente beorgcn. g4or 0u5 omerfonilde Hobc
areB hon felt Dem crltcn Toge ocs gSeltricgcS be-
wiibt crig mt5l6elfen, I'M cnen Tbeil OcS Glen0s
5u nii0crn, 70 miiiien cbt 0o oie Scr Stootcn chem
alls in ocn aricg eingetretcn inO, ncue Nnoroeriln
Gen beriIdiidtigt Werocn uno neue I1ttcl inO eror
ocrlih, UNI oicicn @erpflihhngen geredt 5u pcrOcn
Tos 9otbc Streu5 fent fcinen 6eino; fir jeOcn Der
Fflege gcoiirft9en miro nod D0glidfeit georgt Qns
9iobe Strcu5 min 98imoeu beilen. ni6t obcr ie bIa
qen utio 70 bat oenn ond Der iocbcn croiicne 2(uirt
rae gaornritie Su 6eihaffen, I'M gan5en San0c ircl
0igcn Bioerboa gefunoen Dic cin5enen Stdote pctt
ciicrH nit anonoer 8etrdgc 81 innimeIn Inn lie Dem
gntcn 8tpedc 8u5ufiibrcn Baltimore min onoertbnlb
WRiloncn Golors 8l oieiem if0niten olcr 3wcde 81.
nmmcabringen, uno mir guubcn Dob bic 9eitld
2mcrifnner uncrer Stoto unter ocn @cbern 5obIreid
bertreteu ien meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
Ncr 9inniiten.G .Gnnnrcf.

Baltimore bebcr6ergt our Stln0e Die 3ioneu ols
6GItc ie bolten bier ibre Gonpcntion ob Die 3ioni
en8epeamg 1T erit iiinecren 3otlms iie entitonO
Gnoc ocs 49, SabrbunOerts in St@rropo un6 bat iidl
eit0cm idlncn ibcroa bin perbretct no Soen in gro.
berer 3obl leben Sbr Strcben 1T, in EoGitina Elm
ncueS ioiidcs 9ieid enourdlten. 8clfod5 lit oos ais
Sdm1rncrci bingeellt poroen SeoodJ bat Oeie
y5dmdrmerei" i'm 2oifc Scr Sabre cine redt greif-
lid5c 05eitot ongcnonInen iln0 mcr peiB, Of nidbt
nerooe oecr g8ctfrieg ocn Srolm Der 3ioniten tbat
1dld pcriDrflidcn miro Gs lift notirlid oiisgeidol
len Dab alc sSiocn Der &eIt iid) icniols wcoer 5u
cHcm &ofc nit einenl egenen Stoasmelen 5uionnlen-
inocn per0en 0enn Die Wfinionen Suoen, ped)e in
ben Der. Stoatcn in GnaIano, in 6runfrejd in
Gcutihlono uio in Geterrcid pobnen iiiben lib bort
iuobl iblen i os einen 0ctonotbeil Der betreffen.
ocn @olfer ulo StaotslDeicr. Sm ietieen &eltfricg
fdmpen lie ole iir ooS bcionOere 2nn0 un0 Stoots-
meien Dem ie nngcb0ren glber eS 1T pobl moglidb,
ooB oc Wi6nncr ino 6rouen iloiihen Stommes, bic
in 2dnocrn uno nter StootSormen leben, no man
ibnen nid)t crlotbt id os enen geonOtbe oes 2oIt-
oes nno StootSmeiens 8u betroCbtcn bepogen pcroen
fonncn nah Dem 2nuoe brcr @otcr 5ltrid3ugcben,
menn ibncn Der Mcg gcebnct uno ibnen frec @ntmidc
lung garontrt miro &ieleid)t 6ringt Der gSeltfrieg
bic Geruirfd)ung Der Soec unO jcocniuas 1T Oos bic
@oiiming alt aIer 3ioniitc Die bcte bier Dcromnclt
Iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
WlOmtae, ben 25. Snni 1917.
Gluc snm 6immcl idJrcicmOc ilnecrcdJtisfcit


@S iii ullo gedcbcn: ben ErobibitioHen lit cs
qellnqcn, Der Nubrungsmttel- gorIuee i'm Hcproen
ionenbouie ciilcr yHeiter" oui6uietcn Der wdbreno
Der Doucr oes arieges oie Sertelung BON geiltigcn
C5ctr1nfen Derbctct iogor oild Die periellung BON
glpicIwein. imo sem 9r1lioenten Die Dladt Dereitt
ocn eon3cn porr1tbigcn @bsfeD bon mebreren 9un'
ocrt Wiiaiioen 0olonen fir Die lnlorbeitne III Nfo
bol fir iloutriene unO ariegsUpede 81 bel6lognob-
mcn IS fonmt ebt ouf Oen Senot on. gicllcd]t miro
bort bic gcionnen1cit Die Sberbono gclpinnen bof-
fcntlidl Wcbrerc Sunoert Dlilioucn Dollars &ceic-
rlmqscmfinfte ourdD Die 9rnuereien lno 8ronutwen-
@rcnucrccn mibtcn oird onoere Steuern oifgebrodlt
iocrocn 9lbcr 0os lit nidt oos Sdbliumitc. Sas loll
Gus ocn &nn0crttauieuocn 5omilicn mer0cn wede
0urd 0os groi uno SpirituoenecidGf ouf ibr tag
ltcS Bort ongcmeicn inO? Sest in Strices5eiten mo
GdmoIbons iopieo idon in oiclen 6uniiIien &itden'
mctcr 2 SIT 0os lnicre pieecprciene Dcmotrotie,
ocu N1itmcnihcn olrb cinen 0'epooft faltber5g ms
tcfeltc Glcn0 3l ltir5cn? ga lit oos monordbe
england bod m0ers Dort peroen Oeicnieen Die
0urd ocrartiae @ccbmoBnobmcn betroffen ueroer bon
Der 9leqicruug entid0oet g8cnn man in Den Gon.
Grcbbo(lcn goubt Dob fir ole crioIgreide aregib-
ulng @robibition notbmcnoie it, Oofn iolte Der @on-
greB abcr oud oofiir Sorge crogcn Bob Die @eloog-
ten cntiddoiet wer6en uno Dob Die Sunoerttouienoc
GomiIicn Die ourd oos grou. un0 Spirhoiengcidl1ft
ibr tdglidcs 8rot bobcn nidt Dem Sungcr imo Gleno
Dcrfolen.
Der pom Hcpr1lentontenbouS unternommeneSdr
1T cine bmmclihrcicnoe llngercHtigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

9ctrogen bon $6O0O,O00 bis $tO0OOOOO ee5eidnct
pcrecben an oicc 3cidncr mcr0cn niir $9,SO1 500
3mei 3edncr lino ga init ie $25,00000O inO bon
i6nen meroen pro W2onn $5,055,00O ongcnommcn
Sin 8cidncr Ncr $25,25O0O0 ge5cidact 1ottc crbdlt
9onos III Sobc Dou $5,O93,650
g8c geIoet oos llcbcr6eGnen Der &ricgsonlcbe
I'M iiini6ig 4ro5cnt fondte Hibt ibcrroihcn, Oem
oas omerifoniide &olf ilt reid, Ocr %croienit
lit gut, Onfe Sam 1T Der bette 9onfier in Der
gSclt uno mas idmer ms @cuitt fdut cr bc5ubh
ebenio bobe 3inlcu mic Die Spor6oufcn oes 2onocs.
0os iit Die llriode oofiir, 0oB nnndbero bier Yo-
neu BON eiucn giirgern iid I'M eine BONDS IN 9c-
trGgcn bon $50 bis $4,000 bciporben babcn g8em
pieneid)t gum Serbit Der Re Oer bonn Gongrcb auto
riiirten S{regsoneibc bon $5000000000 erboben mcr
ocn miro, miro Die 3obl Der fcncn 3cdncr ieocnios
cine nod groBerc pcr6cn DaS lit bic @robrung in
Gcut6lono; BORT mar Die 3ob Ger 3cidncr bel Der
editcn arcgSoneibc GROCER ais bel alien Oorouge9on-
gcnen gncibcn g9e Sefrctdr Wic9Ooo ogt umBtc
oas 8oIf bel Ocicr crtcn gneibe crit cr5oecn perOcn
cs milBte erit lernclt mas Sniel Soms 9onos lino,
ulO Dab ibm ourj oeieIben cine @ecgcnbet 5um Spu-
rem gcboten merOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

ties, and the resources and means
back OF them.
1t is believed that this will work
wen iOr the greatness OI the Nation
and will result in greater commu-
nifty oil interest among the American
peOpie uL large. "A new anu great
sOulce OF individual interest III the
GovClnment has been created ali over
the country. Ihe Government Is
closer to the people and the people
have an additional common interest
with each other and with the Nation
as Il result of this Liberty Loan
Bond sale.
THE RED CROSS SOCIETY.
In an age charged with being self
ish, scrdId, ana commercial there
has grown up and developed the
greatest organization for unselfish
service the world has ever seen-the
American Red Cross. The growth
OF the Red Cross Society is evidence
not to be controverted that the
spirit Of service is strong in the
hearts OF the people OF today. The
work of the society demonstrates
that there are thousands who are
willing TO devote their services to
humanity, and the support given
them by voluntary contributions
shows that there are hundreds of
thousands more who are willing to
devote portion of their means to
the alienation of suffering.
The activities OF the Red Cross al
ways have been generously sup
ported by the American public, but
only since "our own" soldiers began
to take place in the trenches along
side our allies has this support be-
come bountiful. 1t is the suffering
and comfort of the men from "our
own neighborhoods" as well as the
physical needs OF our allies for which
the Red Cross must now mobilize.
The result greater and more inn
pcrative duty now confronts the
givers in America.
No appeal to the generosity Of the
American people has ever been un-
answered. Let one part of the world
be visited by some calamity like the
Mount Pelee and Italian earthquake,
China flood, the Johnstown flood, the
San Francisco earthquake or any
greater OF lesser calamity, and the
response from the Nation is imme-
diate and generous no a degree. The
services of the American Red Cross
Society to both sides in the Boer War
and in other wars was liberal ana
sacrificing Fresher in our minds is
the work the American unit has been
doing in Europe in the last three
years, especially the relief given the
Belgian population.
To meet this new and greatly en-
larged demand-this demand that
has the added force of patriotism
and a duty we owe our own soldiers
there has been a campaign to raise
100000 for the Red Cross
work. The campaign has been con-
Quoted with a vigor and earnestness
that insured success. 1t was parti-
cipated in by all classes of Americans
from the President of the Nation
down to the smallest boy scout, and
the women Of the Nation were par
ticularly active.
Red Cross week" will not be the
only time in which one can assist
the work of the society. Every week
should be a Red Cross week with
those who are able to contribute to
the work Of this greatest agency Of
mercy. It's work is pressing and will
continue long time. 1t needs con-
tinued support and will not appeal
in vain to a people as generous as
the American Nation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
0ie critc 0ricnsnnLeihc.

gsie 81 crpaartcn wor 1T Die arcgsancibc bon
8uei 9illionen Dollars Inn ctwos ais bic SGfte ibcr'
acitnet moroen. Iie 3obl Der 3cidner betroat ibcr
bier @iaionen uno bon oeien Bed)netcn 3,960000
geir0ac in Sobe bon $50 bis $4,000 Ser poac gc.
trog oeicr 3cidrltngcn Der $f296 6S4S $50 betrGgt
miro 0rrocben werocn Sn 8ctrdgcn pon $4,000 big
100000 iino $560,103,050 ac5eidnet moroen uouct
$33606i $50 bcracbcn perocu oncn Gic 5umme
ron $22045560O muroe in 9ctr6gen pon 100000
bis $250,00O gc5edjnct un0 bicrbon o0en mlr $780,
100000 pcrqebcn nerocn $60l5l4000 wltr0en in
Nctrdocn pon $2500O0 bis $2,000000 1e5cdjnet; bon
oieienl @eomntbetrog peroen S43S1 900 pergebcn
sSn @ctrdacn bon $200O000 bis $6,000000 prrOen
S23A544 300 oc5ci6net pon iucIMem 9etrogc $685.
66l,250 persebal Weroen $46,674,t50 wproep III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
RncoGNIrIoN OF rnr rREss.

Without the Generous Support of tho
Press the Hope That the Liberty
Loan Would BE a Popular One
WouId Not Have Been Realized,
Says Secretary McAdoo.
The Bureau of Publicity for the
Liberty Loan has sent the German
Correspondent the following COM
munications:
THE WORK OF THE PRESS.
THE Liberty Loan campaign was
essentially one of education, and
without the generous and patriotic
support of the press of the Nation
the hope of those in charge that it
would be a popular loan would not
have been realized. The untiring
efforts of the newspapers through
out the campaign were a constant
inspiration to the various other
groups of workers. At a time when
news space was at a premium the
Liberty Loan was featured at length.
Newspapers and magazines, in
their news, editorial, and advertis-
ing columns, fought for the success
of the loan every step OF the way.
The foreign-language press, in 36
languages, gave daily proof of the
undoubted loyalty of peoples Of for
eign birth"
William O. McAdoO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
1ic @nnOcs.S9anOcIs.G GOmmiIiion bc6anptct, bad

Die cs-6anOcs.GOmmiIliOn bcbnuptet ban
Die Goblcnborone Oic Aroouftion ocbcmnt oic @rciic
Der aoblc oii cine uncriAminsIidle S0bc binougcric
BEN bic i1nimtIidcn Snohtricn ocS 2onocS Gbme; bic
gobncn bdtten Oen @ribenbeiitern ooourd IN Die
SGn0e ecpiet oub iie niht oc notbige An5o6 BON
5rndtmogeons fir oie 9cforocrng Der aobIe itcllcn.
Ole Gommiiiion empfcbIt ais GbbiilfSnittcl Die lebcr
nobne Der 9erepcrfc, ome Der 9obucn itnO 8ocr
pegc ourdb Die 9legicrna. Gurd einen olben Sdritt
miirocn Die Scr Staotcn Dem So5ialismus cucn be-
ocuteuOcn Sdritt ndber fontmen Scr goBc gSclttrieg
crwciit l inmcr mcbr os ein 6orOcrcr Ocs o5olilti
iben @c0onfcns.
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TSarsca ~ mn TntHcbroI. Sarchs o"'''"

ODnrlcGs ni0 Cathedral sStrn6c.
IS iuiro bicrntii bclnnnt qenadi, OaB Der
Minbor uno SidoirniD bon Baltimore nm bic
glnndbme cucr ScrorOmnp crfu6i merocit
miro iiir oic Concentrating uno Serbretierul9
Der SnrGtuga, ,Strahc, Uic nc icbl etlna 80 SUB
brett cr5fiict 1T, bon Der Charles. bis 5ltr
@utbcorals sStrnbe; bcinqie StrdBe, ipie lic 6lt
0erbrcicrn geplani miro, 1oll einc @einnunis
brcie bon cimd 60 fSub bis 5u elmer Nreiie
BON eipa SAT SliB babcn; oas 2ano. r be-
loQte &erbreitcrun9 6n conoemnrelt miro mie
o9t beihrieben:
5inq Der g9eifeie oer Charles sStrahe uno Der
nor00ilichiicn Scie Der Sarntogns Srabc gcs
bioct miro, Wie lett onsaeleqt, Die Gooroinas
ten ncs bcingtcn gninnqpunfies, All ods bon
ocr IopograpbilDcn SermcunQs @omnulllon
berubie Sniiem baiiri, liceen oiilidb 7010 SUB
nno iiolioD 1S6d.91 iSnB; mo ldnlell bon on
niIo Der norooiHl3nen Seiie oer Seraiq99a.
ioleciioeu 9nric uno ereden. ndmIidD; n6ro
l@ l7'-69, ioeltltm 21S.29 SUP, noroIiQ
70o i5 SsliS @sliSS 5G6a G9lo 1,s ss nS OnPil nSrS
lid s0e AZ t6' mcitlid3 1915 Snb big 5nr
Cathedral sSlraBe, uie icei auseeleqt; oonL
Der 0sfg Seie ger ti,1% Sq9eOrsITsRs is se en int
eine Clinic al ourc6i6neioen, Die parallel uno
10 fSnB noro6ilidh i'm rcdten gSinfel 9emelien
bon Der orlitcn SiHic oielcr Sel6rebnna &C.
6ogcn 1T; oanlt, ciiiqcaen beagier 10 ge6oge
ner Yinc mn ocriclbcn ellilang inolid To-
1916" bitlib t01.36 Sllb, um cine Stnie 5u
0nrhibneioen, bic paroucl mo 10 SUB noros
criten Clinic ocicr @ei6rcibun9 ae5ogen Ut;
oanr, cni0caen bcfooier 70 ee5ooeuer 9inie nm
2s Sii6 bis All eincm gSinfcI ooer 9oecu;
oonn n6rolid 64o 10' bltli6 1903 Sub bis
AZ einem lNlnfi dr Der gSeliieite Der Charles
Sirabe; mo oann, Der pciildlcn Seiie Der
Charles Giraffe enlnna, iiiolib 3'-4f Ditli6
1882 SUB bis 6unt glnan1epunft
Sie 0ilric Der nbieen Beidrcibnng iino ole
dlti nen mnbrcn W}crioidn Der 1upoarnppnnen
rmennaS.Gonmiiiipn Der Siaoi Baltimore
bc8oQeu
Widn ic6c adric Der an berbreicrilhcn
Sirnbc i'm glrcbib oes 8ircau5 Der SiroBcns
burdlbrldS s@pnntliirc
(Sltni23, ,25.Nli79)
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Ger OcmtIdc @ci6sfan5lcr iaatc Dor nidt Ianscr

Ger Ocntidlc Sieidstan5ler iaatc bOr nidt Innscr
3cit Die 9lnDcuid]cn ceu 5por quite Hotrotcn, abcr
es cbc ibncn Elm ueng al politiihcnI Gof Sin poli
tiidcm Goft fcblt es ouh mandcm omerifondcn Nr
nee oocr 8lottcnSffi5er in berontportlidcr Stcl-
hung 9c encm Gerbor Dor Dem SenotS Gomitc fir
offcntlidc 2Gnocreicn IN pelhem es lid oic 6rage
Der gcdoing Der uotbgcn DeOorrdtbe fir Oc 6lottc
bonocltc crflGrtc 2icutcnont Gommnnonnt SomcS 8.
Nhoroon, Der OelGrperte ocS 5loitcn DcpartcmcitS,
mcnn unier cieener @orrotb nidt ollsrcide f0nrtcn
mir oos feblcn0c in 0fcrifo befommen un0 mcm
aRcrifo nd]t piaig ie Damn niiBtcn mir cnod @c-
malt onpenocn Gtnc ioldle Sprod)c cncs bobcn
8loiten-Offi3iers Dor encn Senots Gomc fom leidlt
CUR 5olee bo6cn Dab I'M loteiniicn glmerfn OoS otc
MiBtrouen ee9en Ocn eroBen noroamcrifanidcn Stao-
tcn6inO BON geueu regc miro.
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Ninrnnrrthc YNndltcr

IS Iiarb am %. SUM 1917 na1 Idnacrer
Ardnfbcit Winrgarct9c 9Snhter (qeb. Nab), aes
liebte Satin bon SEQ. gSadier, 52 Sabre all
Yerpnnoie mo Sreunoc Der fSanlilie iino ADJ
tlinosbuuii einQcdlnen Der Secroeung bei8us
mobncn. iucCbe am 2enitog, 26 SUM. Miors
Qens nm 8 llbr pom Grunerbaue, Nr-, 900
Shb 4. Strafc, 0igblnn9iown, aus nddD Der
Scr5 SeilsNirbe. moielbii Gin ieerlicDcs 9ies
onienls0odnmi liir br Seccnbcil cclebriri Miro
nno oann uuf Dem Dpcr5 Sem 5rieoDoe" iiait
finOct. (Sun25-26)
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gnrcon oes webdubc.Suipeftors

Sd babe 9lppItotion fir Die ioieeuoen Sri
blegicn cr6altcn:
g{r mo s. 9Seii.eom6oross ctr 20 50. g.
Gasnninine
siiomcIi'Gdc acnipooo. uo Gaiconsir
100 s.. y. in Wiotoren.
gir. i1i9, 9enperSr. # 40 s.. 3. in @ios
loren.
S}r Gto, 5orrcftstr so s.. 3. in Nlo.
toren
glac Yroicite miiicn am ooer Dor 10 llbr
&ornlioas am 20. Snui 1917 bei'm &ebdnoe
Snipelior eingcreidDt iuerocn.
g. 2. SBrnc,
(Snri25) Observation-Disclosures,
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NNrcnn pco cirOanpc. anipclIure.


49, Suui 1917.
@erreeie Aneeboie IN 0nplial aus9elcr.
iipi MT ocr gluflMrit: ,,&rupuinl for erection
nno Completion Of Wcw GitH Wlurguc, 0lirc'
anna st., Dciween %rciocnt 1t. nno Gan salts
WOc.", uno all ocn oNOarD Of Nlmaros Of Nalis
more Giib" aoreiiirt, ueroen einecforoeri uab
miiiien bd Nru &iDaro Smiui, Stnoi 9icos
iiroior, in icincm Bircau I'M JtatnDdue nm
obcr Dor llbr &ormiiueS am Wittiuodl, ~
Snni 1917, enpereidDi merocn.
Sin bc9ldubigier 9bed ocs @ciers 3u ocnl
9cirdpe bon iiit1nnoert (SjOO.00) Dollars,
oui cine p@lcnrnp 0onic @ant" anf GrOcr oeS
WaDors uno Stabiratbs bon Baltimore, muB
icocn glnQcboi bcigcii0i ein.
Ser erioloreibc 9eicr mnb 8iirQibaft tel
len mo bic Sori0riten ocs StlotGDatiets in
Ne6na ani 0ontaiie criiiucn.
3ccbmnnNcn nnO SpCSifiiationcu f0nncn am
poer na6 Dem 16 Snni 1917 i'm @iircau oes
CScbdiloe SnlpeiorS beiibtiqi merocn
Sic GuntruiiNcb0roc bcbdlt iirb bas Hedt
ror. irgeno Elm oocr ale gln9cboic 5nrildjns
neiicn.
3. g. g1rnc,
0ebdl0es Superior.
Neiidtigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

pier5nlanOC gIanbt man jctf Dan Ocr AriC8 nidt
olii Dem 2onoe, ndt ouf Dem &aiicr uno alld nidt
inter ocm @oiicr cntdicocn iuerocn miro, onocru III
Der 2uft. Sdlon loige Dor Ocu Ausbrud ocs icbgcn
arieecS plroe uieIfod Die @nb gcduBcrt, Der nddlte
&ricg meroe in Der 2uft crtidieocn mcroen Gic 8ro
5oicn Bou6en cine 3eit Infig, ic fonncn 0eutidono
NIT encm Sdmorm bon 6ug5cgen nicOcrringcn, uno
Die 0eitihen idwebten in Der Soffmng, Dob oic 8cp
peIinc 0en See crringcn piirOen Ole 6rdn5oien rnO
Ole 0eltiden bobcn iib eetduidjt eeieben Srosocm lit
es nidt osgeidoiien, ooB Der 2utfring ood nod oie
GntIdeioimg brngcn miro, pein 9lmerfo I'M Stonoc
1T cine inf5giod gr6Bere 3obl 8cgcr losouIuiicn
ais Die 9cutidcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
NRrcan bcs ogrDanar.anipeIlpra.

Is. NUnl TVI 2
IS miro biermif beiannt 9cnaNt onB ~
Said uno Srau, qemdB Der am 10, Silni 1908
&eroronune 9ir. i55. glbinnii
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llnlpeeH Dinicr gir 400, Rcnr Sirdbc, nlS cine
3. z. gHrnc.
(Nni25-26) Cebdmoc Snipcitor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
0ic NunanSiidle 8citnna ,@a0crIamOu ldlrcibt aGcr

LN D0NHHoIlde 3cItlH8 0Tn0crInn0" ldrcibf l6er
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mcbr frGnfcn, oo bodt Dobridenlid5 fcin onoercs
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miro Gic Sooobergeidlide moe o6idtlidle oocr I'M
obiiHtlidlc @erlclmorng cin a6cr cs miBtc Ocncn
Die iie oerbrccu bel ndbercr aenrtnib BON 0Gltid
lono's Sorge Inn Die Eooten cine ongcnebmc @flidt
Iein, tic ritterd ilno umtnrpn0cr 5u wOcrulier"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
9cr in Nem MnIcltauO 0ctrctene gLOmiraL nisf

Der in ben yinBcitauO setrctenc SlSmiral 6isf
I6loat Dor, IN Der gloroiec ungeidbr nf5g WlciIcn
meltlid BON Segolono, cine 9os fir cine 6licoer-
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tcs Nittcl encn Gntitbc6mgsfompf in scr glorOlce
berbci5uiiibrcn, oenn che Die gois our6 nit 5tobl
ncbcn um5ogcnen Sdlien eineeridtct 9crocu fonhtc,
pir6c oic oeutide Slotte cocnoIS berous ommcn uno
notbeeormgen cine eroBe Seci6lodt cropingcn miiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25
0as boaanOiIdc iOaioIScmufratiidc glot !,

golf~ tbclt nit Dob in 2mitcroom ocm 4crionoI ocr
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ocn lit Die 6crien Dor Dem gluguit 81 iebmen neil
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tretcnc 5rieoe cine ousBcrgcmobndc ArbcitSbcrnicb-
rung nit b brinocn uiir6e gSir mollen boficn onG
oicic 6rcocnSnbnimgcn Der g[micrOoner @roBboufcu
lib erfllcn merocu. Gs 1T ia oft propbcaet worOcn
Der arica wcroc e6cnio pI0blid 8um 9bidnB fomnlcn
uic er bcgouncn bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

Slns ben Nodlrdltcn ans 9lnFanO made iidD nnn
Semono encn IcrS YoIo eebt g(aes nod gSunfd
iibt bic prooiioriide Regicrune fe i'm sottcI. miro
oic Armec rcoreonirt uuo ion oc OfeniDc nit cr.
nciIter aroft weoer augenoinmen wcrocn; bolO eebt
9cs oriber lmo oruntcr. Sett bciB cS ole llfrnincp
glitdr Gonfcrcn5 bobc oic gotionol@ @cronmlrnq Der
llfroipe (5iio-&iBIono) dliaeforocrt uuDcr5iglid
cncn unob5dnggcu StootsOcrbono Der Ukraine gu
goniiiren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

Sn GuaIanS luia man Ocn %rcis Ocs Yrotcs 6crmn-
tcriebcu @c inns miro MIR sic 6jroBc ocs 9rotcs bcr.
uuter9cicst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-25

Bon ben 5737 Slcr5tcn Oes StautcS Ncu-gOrf, Oic
ilr miltoriidc 3mcdc in @ctrodt fommen, iprecbcr
out Genius 394l ocutid) uno MIR 1871 fron50liih