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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
PEpSIN NDx iron and
sarsaparilla-Fihe Course of Medicine


Physicians and pharmacists have
long known the desirability and diff
Guilty of combining iron-a superlative
tonic-in a blood purifying medicine
The combination OF the iron with
Hoods Sarsaparilla has now been Sc
cured through the happy thought of
prescribing Peptiron Pills in connec-
ton with the Sarsaparilla--the latter
before eating Peptiron Pills after
In this way the two medicines work
harmoniously, giving fourfold results
in blood cleansing and up-building.
Peptiron Pills include pepsin and
iron,-note the name, Peptiron Pills.
nuX vomica, manganese, other tonics,
digestives and laXatives
What better course of medicine can
you imagine for this season? You get
blood purifying, appetite giving, liver
stimulating qualities in Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and great strength makers in
Peptiron Pills. Buy these medicines
today. They also combine economy
with merit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18

began taking it and am now in good
health and am cured. took the Com
pound three times a day after meals,
and on retiring at night Ialways keep
a bottle in the house. Mrs. L. N.
BURNHAM, 295 South St., Jamaica, NY.
Women who recover their health nat
urally tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs to be published with testi-
monials. Many more tell their friends.
Write Lydia e. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co. (c0nfidentiaD, Lynn
Mass.s for anything you need To
know about your ailments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
WANT A FLASH LIGHT

Albany, n Y, April 18.-Tt may be
General Roosevelt regardless of wheth-
er the colonel expeditionary division
is approved by the federal govern
ment.
Declaring T. R. would attract to the
eolors more men than any living Am
erican, Governor Whitman is on record
today with an offer for Roosevelt of
the highest guard commission in his
power to confer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
ADVERTISED LETTERS
ortised Anril II. 1917:

Advertised April IL, 1917:
Bauman, Mr.. L. N; Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H.; Defoe, Mr.. Clark; Hall, Mr..
=. K; Heikes, Miss jeanette; Johnson,
Mrs. Carl; Jones, A.; Macarthur, Mr..
and Mrs. W. j.; McCurie, Mrs. Maud;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
) s***********&* = = =
RUSSIA WILL STAY

4 Washington, April 1s.-Gov-
= ernment officials hefe expressed
= the view today that Russia viii
x stand steadfast with the entente
X allies.
x Peace pressure studiously
= manifested by Germany is mere
Z ly propaganda, they believe, to
< which the democracy viii not
X listen.
x some military men disagreed
x today with this view. but af-
x fairs are so shaping themselves
X that with America s assistance
* Russia viii probably forge for
X ward to a new strong position
X in the war.
x The new regime in Russia
X probably viii send here as its
X ambassador, Baron Rosen, man
X of liberal views, TO succeed
x Ambassador Bakhmeteff, re-
x signed. Rosen's name had been
* informally communicated to the
X state department.
x
= 4 4 x x = x = K x y x = x =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18

weak ulzzYs nef-
vous, with hot
flashes and felt very
miserable, as l was
irregular for two
years. One day
when ! was feeling
unusually bad my
|sister-in-law came
lin and said, 4
wish you would try
Lydia E. Pinkham's
/ ,omnoilnd Co r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18

Mckay, Mr.. Ambrose; Maness, Mr.. b.
F.; Miller, Miss Marjorie; Ormsby, En-
ily r.; Park, Mr.. and Mrs Lennic;
Schneider, Miss Dorothy; sellers, Mr.
Leonard; Thompson, Mrs. A. NJ; Turn
er, Mr.. Nj. H; Walker, Mr.. William;
Weaver, Mrs. ID.
AUGUST HUCKEsTEIN,
Postmaster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18

London, April Reports
persisted here today that Aus
tria, Bulgaria and Turkey were
all angling for separate peace
agreements with the entente
through secret emissaries. The
move was said to center in
Switzerland No confirmation
was obtainable here.
\ K 4 Z 4 x 4 x Y Y Y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
FAvoRs VOLUNTEERING

Washington, April 18. = The
house military committee to-
day voted twelve to eight in
favor of raising a proposed ar
my of five hundred thousand
men by the volunteer system.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
x * 4 x y y x x 4 4 =
Watching the ScOrebOard ):
\
!: x x x x x x x x x 4 4 4 i
Pacific Coast League Standings.
Yesterdays Results.

AT San Francisco-Oakland, 3; Port
land, /.
AT Los Angeles-Vernon, 3; Los An
gGles, l.
AT Salt Lake-Salt Lake, 4; San
Francisco l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
( Z = Z :, = = = = y Z
GOT TWENTY YEARS

Washington, April IS. - See
ond Lieutenant Robert II. Hall,
first infantry, Indiana national
guard has been sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment on
charges including one that he
negotiated for a commission
from the Mexican government.
* x * x x x x * x x X * X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
Two Thousand To Be
Trained As Officers

San Francisco, April 1s.-Two thou
sand civilian members Of the reserve
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18
MRS. BURNHAM
JAMAICA, N. Y.
Sufferinss Cured by Medi-
cine Recommended by
Sister-in-law.

Jamaica, N. Y.-'1 suffered greatly
with my head and with backaehe, was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-18

* * x x X X x 4 x x x y !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
JoEL B. HUNTER MISGUIDED

JOEL 3. HUNTER MISQUOTED
Through a mistake in the report Of
Capt. Easy" Steever's speech to the
Assn of Boys Workers, published
yesterday in The Day Book, Joel B.
Hunter, chief probation officer of the
juvenile court, was quoted as saying
there was a sentiment among the
parents of Chicago against public
schools" Mr.. Hunter in reality said
there was a sentiment against mill
tary training in the public schools"
The error was unfortunate in view of
the fact that Hunter is one of the
strongest boosters and defenders of
the public school system.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17


of Hair Spinners' union No. 10, 399,
A. F. of L., First Regiment armOry,
18th and Michigan, tonight.
DR.. E. E. Sonnanstine will lecture
on THE Truth of the Slave Traffic,
illustrated by moving pictures and
slides, tonight at Hobo College, 917
W. Washington blvd.
War protest meeting at K. P. hall,
1907 Mich. av., Sun, 2:3O p. M. Oh.
Johnson and others will speak.
Universalist Church of Redeemer,
Robey and Warren av., Fred A
Moore, minister, "The Challenge of
the War Situation to the Christian
Churches" Sun, 10:45 a. m.
Miss Gail Wilson will address Chi
cagO TheosophicaI assn on "The
Souls Vestures," Sun, $3.50 p. m,
Besant hall, 116 S. Michigan.
Workers University society meets
Sun, 2:3O p. m, GaTrick theater.
Lecture: Forty Minutes Among the
Glaciers" by Arthur NJ. Lewis.
THAT the Welfare of Society De-
mand a Materialistic Rather Than
an IdeaTstic Conception of Life" will
be debated by B. L. Kipnis, afirma-
tive, and S. P. RUdens, negative, be-
fore Progressive preparatory school,
1887 w. 18th, Sun, 8 p. m.
Dr.. J. n. Greer lectures on "VeneT
real Peril, with steTeOptiCOn views,
at D. B. S. hall, Hirsch boUl. and
Fairfield av., Sun, 8 p. m. Admission,
15c Men only.
DR.. Alexander j. McIVor-TyndaII,
Sun, 21O Masonic Temple, II a. m.
Subject: 1.-The Larger Vision-What
the Soul Knows" Special musical
program.
Herbert S. Bigelow of Cincinnati
will speak on Strikes Plain Talk
to Capital and Labor" before the
South Side Peoples Forum, Oak
wood boul. and Langley av., Sun, at
3 p. N.
!. 3. w. A. dinner to hobos, Sum-,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17

The discovery of America cost a
little more than $1,000. At least so
say some documents that have just
been found in the archives of Genoa.
These documents give the value of
Columbus feet as $4,000. The great
admiral was paid salary of $500 a
year,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-17
YOU'RE WELCOME AT THESE MEETINGS
den's donation.

den's donation. Business meeting
at p. m.
H. Percy lectures on Twill Chris
tianity Survive the World War;" II
a. m, Sun, Corinthian hall, Masonic
Temple.
Northwest Side Public Speaking
club meets Sun, WOmen's clubrOom,
West Park No. 1, 2:3O p. m.
Aug. Schiemeyer, hobo poet, will
lecture on Progress" Sun. eve, at
Hobo College, GIT W. Washington
blvd. Free.
Students Anti-MiIitary league
mass meeting, Sun, Hull House, at
2 p. m.
Woman's City club will give lunch
con at Auditorium hotel, Mon, at 1
p. m. DR.. Edmund J. James, pres. of
U. of H., and Dr. Edward H Ochsner,
pres. of state board of charities, will
speak on "A Constructive Medical
Program for State" Luncheon 60
cents. Guests welcome.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

ieBen muBte, iporalif Die beioen @rGilte
inter elmer SrGnenflut i9n Inn Die @ette
obfiiBter, nno iogor Die beiOen G1pieger,
iobne W8iene maDtet iic1 an oieier Sro'
itlng 81 beteiligen
gtad oen SSreiloen oes Wlobles begonn
Der 3on8.
9[Iieu ton5te nit 9ttiIie, imo tpie0erinl
itieg Ill ieinet Griltnering iener Gag oitf,
ipo er 5llni erIten Wial IN Dem nieorigcn,
EeiBen @irti1aitsiaal Der Saieubeioe NIT
ibr getan3t bate
Gr pagte cine glnipielung oarallf imO
iie ld6elte melondjolild. Sie iprd6cn on-
rauf BON Dem Gin1en, llno cr erft6r, ooB
oas Gind5en it6on gliidlitbe @rolit fell
@S mar cine @elegeubeit fir ibn 0ds
8ergangene ipie0er tDadj 3u riielt, aber er
fam nidt 0o5u Sttilie purbe Don einenl
@rdlttigam aufgeforoert, imo CT nulBta init
ben 9rGiten tan5en GpGter fano ct lia
nidJt in Dem 0urdeinonoer Ser @ruppci
Sbm mar beiB gepor0en uuo Der Sinn
etipos beroiiitert @r batte iicb allies i'm
boraits auoerS geoadt, ais eS jeBt fam. Go
iblidJ er lidb aus Dem Goal, Inn I'M @arten
frilbe Guft 81 id0pfen rno ieinen Geoan-
ten nahbdngen Bu fonnen
Die 2uft mar audi bier ctfpas ic6ipiil,
trosoem tat iic i6m gut Der @arten mar
nid)t groB uno i'm Siutergrino 0urh einc
8eronoa abgeidloiien 9lls er 1iD Dericl-
ben ndberte, bernerfte ct eue weiBc Geitalt
i'm DunfeIrt Die langiain i6n entgcgcnfart
Sic itltbte itno blieb iteben, olS lie ibu
crfannte, inoem iie ibren &opf git einent
halbDerttodueten Hoienitraub beugte, ser
nit einigen ollsgebliibtcn Gel1eu lno Der.
oorrten anoipeu am @eeranoe itano.
Sinh Sie 0es Gnt3ens id)on iiberorit-
fla 5rdiilein Debnborot2~ erbob er Ieinc
Stimme init leidt icber5enoem Goil. ,G0er
molleu Sic aitf elmer Sod5eit botouiidje
Gtu6ien trei6en24
uDie 5aallilft tricb mid binmls. 9(bcr
es lit niAt pieI beiier bier. SeBeu Sie sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

ornlen Goielt; He iino id)on BIN, e6e iie aitF.
gei6Goiieu lino Sin gilo 70 oieler oruter
Sto0tfinoer, Die 5ipiidJen unlern $drIer-
foloiieu bcrfiimmern
uSie 0enfeu aid] bier on SSbre &leinen,
Srditlein 0ebnbarot2 60 ernIte @e0onfen
ididcu iib nidt fir cine So63eit."
Sie nidte Dor iicb bin SD foun nidbt
0afiir. Meine Siunesort lit MN einmal
io.@
nSie baben Eralriges ertrogen uiiiien.
9lber iollte 0ie Belt nid6t old Deilen f9n.
nen2" iogte er, tpGbreto CT itnerlidj 0odte:
yGS lit nid6t Der 800 i6res @oters allein,
inter oem iie leioet ie fann ben onoern
nidt oergciieH. . Der 2inpE
llno ctpos bitter fiigte ct bin5it: ng9ir
ntiiieu Die @iittduidpingen oes 2ebens eben
binnebmcn, iuie ia atcb al Dem Goien.
itroilb nicbt olle Gnoipen @liiten iper0cr.
llnicr beiteS gSollen linicre eocllten Gimp.
iin0unqen, pie oft fpcroen ie berfannt ulo
ic5nldblidb 6clo6ut."
Cine lcidltc 9ldiie aiug ii6er i6r @cIidt
bel ieincn gSprten, oenen iic cine gat5 ans
0ere 9ellting CAB,
sic 6aben lei0er Gin 9iedlt 70 slt Iprc.
d)en, lagte iie leiie yg9epn Sic uiBtcr,
ipie lcio es mir no6 icBt int imo pie icbr
ib es bereie SDren treucit, iniefgenniBi.
gen Billcn oerfannt 81 baben."
pg8os babcii Sic Dcrfannt2~ frogte CT
critolut
sic IelbIt oanaIS an icuem 0lodj.
mittage i'm Siergarten ais Gle mid maru.
ten imO id Sic falt uno ibroff a6pisS.
2eugncn Sic ticbt Sic bobcn cs mir nidt
bergeicn, Sbr Yeucbmen felt S6rcm Sier.
iein 3ciat eS mir oeitlicb gcrmg lluo i6
ioge mir, itb bu6c eS perocit. Simmer
mollte id) sic ir6riitlic1 i'm Gcr0c6lmg BIT.
ten iud5rcnO Sic III @riiiitl iDareu, o6er ic6
iiberipaHo MIDI Hid)t
n8rdulciu Sttilcl~ ricf cr lci6cnIGoft.
lid aSc0 bite 5ic pcridlcrt 3u iciu
ngleilL eDc sic iUic0cr dbrciieu muB i4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

0Sie iollen NIT oen @routpooren onIto,
ben. SIS mar eben eine mmOerid0nc 9ieoc,
bte bdtten Sic boren miiiieu Sic boben
biel beriGun1t.
r@irfliA?@ lluO sic beiOcn ladteu, oai
PauIu iie gon5 beroust oninB.
nSlber ieBt gebcn audb mir in Sen Soal,
iogte gllien, Dgeben Gle MIR oorois, Sr0i,.
Iein 8oitla, uno pertinoen Sic ooB muil
oud NIT ms beoen onitoBcn foml."
9ie gliidltrableAOen Geiidjtcr Der beiOen
lieBeu Boila feinen 8DcifeI mebp, Inn iuas
cs iid bauoelte
D9inmel ~ oa fam idb ia 9rorlicren.
Stein, oos lit ober prGdtig Scrr gIlicn
5rGulein Sttilic o1S miro Grinnrn
einen Slibel geben Sin ncues 9routpaar
uif Ser Sod5eit Surrol~
llro Yollln itiirinte ibnen borous in 0cn
Gool, itberull Die groBe gteiiqfeit pcrfiin.
oeiio. llno ais lic iclblt INN entrotcn bat.
te Oic @eiellidoft Spalier eebiloet llno be-
griiBte iie, pobren0 iie binourhi6ritten,
nit Eiicberidmenfeu uno freuoigen Slid.
miinid]en 9ilferttg botte DER Soh5eitspo-
fer Oie @ldier ncu fiillen lniien imo lnter
i1nlettern0ent Snld iln0 oreifudem &odl
ull Du2 uIlllt OluulpuuI llcB lWull llc lDl's
Scr 5nidmmenfIingeit
g(ber ais iidb enOlid Der SibeI gelest
battc, llno man gum Toii6 bon neiem iiber.
gng, iab man oic btioen nid)t mebr 5ie
bntten iid) i'm @ebeimen ans Der Veielt.
ibait geiliidtet ilnO traten nm 5uiamncn
9lrm in glrm ourH Die iAon itllgcmor0c.
nen GtroBeli. I'M leiien 3drtltbcn @eiprddl
Dcn Semiucg an llcber bncn lcudjtcteu
Die Sternc Der Nodt, lmo 9llicn lab pt
ibncn ciupcr nit ocm pollen Wlidsgeiill
I'M Seraen, mGS Der gcbcmuispoIlc 3ag
i6rcf Yabuer ibnl utd nod bcitnmca
mohte, nie peeer wiiroe CT, oas iiibte cr,
elm frieolpicr Mio,pl icin ioic in iener fri.
6cren gladt, ocrcH Sdlaitcu ur nod ipiG
eiu 0crbleid5euocr Gslem IN iclucr Grin,
nerung lcbtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

nSie elm Spieler? Gle - SAUL -"
gum eriten Wfol fam iein 8oruane aus
ibrent Whtnoe, oitinpf iino leiie ipie eiit I'M.
teroriidtes S6nG5en. 9a botte er ieinen
glrm Inn iie gelegt titO fiibrte iie tuie elm
Sain0 bel Seite.
nS6ren Sic mid an Sttilie ~ Iiebe,
iiiBe SttiIie ~" er Itrei6elte ibr BLONDES
Saar nit ianiter Sono - ,,iuus i1 S6nen
5it er5dblen babe, 1T Die 9eidbte eines Wierl.
idenlebens, oqs Derloren 5lt geber orobte
iDie oas ienes @lerOen 9[ber ih bin enr
porgeitiegen Dem Sintmel iei 0onf -
idJ babe mein beIieres Sell ipie0ergefltlioen
in Der glrbeit SSit WdiBiggang ip1re id
Derfonnen 9lllein ais id mid III 0en
Stronl 0es 2ebens mari NIT Dem feiten
@ntiGluB oIlc meine ardfte in niiblider
nno tiidtiger @eiie on5uiponnen, reidie
sic @ottbeit mir cine bilfrei6e Sono iino
rib Mid no1 oben ~ Ser5ensoome, 9eins
liebe, ib0ne SonO"
ltn0 CT beugtc iidj nie0er un0 0riidte
cnen lnuger, 8drtli6en <B mlf 0ie Sonn,
Die ibn Den gSeg Der g[rbeit ge5eigt bate,
imo 0onn er5dblte er in buItigen SGteli Die
@orgeidid)te ieineS 2ebens
0rinnen i'm Sool erflanqcn sic Gone
eines gSal5erS iuio oos S1leifen Ser SiiBe,
8eitmeilig imterbro6en bon Dem 9oben
ipebliher aeblen. Simmer fr0bliber pilroc
sic Stimmimg 9lls Der Ean5 boriibcr,
foroerte Der @raittpoter bon neucm 5unt
Sefttrinfeu oitf, o6er Elm in ienem @ereiu
bodbgeidldBter 9leoner por iebt nidt me6r
ai balten; ct fletterte ouf einen Shlbl, ino
oie &ogen ieiner 8ereoiamfeit rollten
6urd ocn Sool, bis iie in einent Sod ouf
Die beioen 8rolitpaare ibren Abi6mb uuo
ibr iilbelnoes @do fanoen
sSSn Dem gmsgaug no6 Dem @arten itano
Boltla itno rief nit idmetternoer Stintme:
05rdulein Sttilie II mo lteden sic nltr9
~ Sr6ilein Sttiliel"
oSier fino mir. g8os oibt es 0enn?"
fragte gllieuL init Sttilieu beroortreteuO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

iiinf 5o6rc Oie C6croumlcrgoier
5luu eritcn glQle in ben meiitcn 8r5
Beren Std0teu oes Adttelueiien5 oiti-
trcicn lieB, erlltnoigte er ii6 6ei
g. 95agel na6 Dem 1ouileurfoiten
Dem uHlti0dH8lGcu llutcrir0iiAen
66icu @aiit 0es Zciditben C6catcr9
in0 .6ctan folgeuoc }lntcort. so
pa@ is oern Opes2 2o luos 9idfs
nu aei Sen G5croauner9alcrn!
Iic Aatpqrt III fcnnjciNncnO fin
Die 9aHcunipicIer
Per crilc gl6eno briuat ,,ARr 5ad
ioa in G5ctaHuuergalr~ Eoiie nit
@cong iin0 l0lj ron 6ranj @il.
bert Der 5ipcie 2n0mig @ol86oier9
'Golioliiid Scr 5lucitc SMub."
Die &oriiellnaeu iiuoen befannts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

olles befeunen. 0ie eanae ibredlitbe Bobr.
belt ging uns ouf ols meine Wanna ben
grief 5tDeier $erreu erbielt, Der ben indno'
liden @borofter ieneS Wteni6en oorlegte.
9lber CT ipogte es Ielbit nidt, inns ipieocr
Dor 0ie glugen 5lt treten Dit elm paar fol.
ten idriftliGen BbroIen Bat er glbiAieo &C.
nontmen llno iH - iC6 fonute borber bon
Sbnen 0enfen 6aB Sie i'm MIR oniHpdr.
5en rno perod1tigen ipollten Tergeben
Sic nlirl"
sic reiDtc ibm Sie SanO, oie er III Der
ienen feit6ielt.
0g8ollen Sie mir cine Sroge oiifri6tig
beonttDorten Srdulein 9ttiIie?"
o@ern ino ditfridtig"
gglitbt pabr, Sie boben ben aiibern emit
gelicbt2"
0@cliebt2" rief Iic iuto err0tete BIG Su
ben Stirnbooren, ioooB lie ibm itol3er iinO
onnntiger olS ie eri1en ng9abrboftig
rer ST Dotte iid5 bel inns eingeOr1n9t, er
berltan0 eS, bel meincm arfuen Bdpd Iidl
cii5uidmcid)eln, oent fem ooliger gIone
uno feline geIellid]oftliGen Sormen iinpo.
nierten, CT lpar liebenSpiiroig al mir, un0
Diellcid)t pdre Oos llngliid 9eicbebeu, Dob
w lDH BSlluHllIleH Dulle, uptE gelleuL Duue
icb i'm nemals.
Sbm i@hig Oa8 Ser8 Dor @onue 9(ber
iie flbr fort.
uglo@6er lit es mir flor getporoen, oaB
id5 bercilt ba6en piir6e, i'm genonmen su
buben, oitd) ipenn er ni6t par, alS ipaS cr
iic5 iAlieBlid OentaSfierte Gin Speler,
ia ipgar Elm 5oliGipieler."
&etroffen iab er Dor iicJ bin Sie bate
an oeu trii6eu Bimft ieiner ei9enen Ser
gangenbeit geriiDrt
nllno crinnern sic fd5 oiellei6t, GrGr.
lcin 0ttilie, Dob ib SS6nen oonals iogtc,
oaB id) geipelen iei, mas er mar" fragte er
leiie.
SSn maBloSan @ritmtuen benlnlte Iia
loren Gbritt; oam prGgte ii1 cine beflelr.
ucuOe slngit IN i1reu 3iieeu aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

19. sSortleBrtg ltn0 S6litB)
Gr fiiblte Elm tiefiHmer5lides @eoaiern
ilt iciuem Snnern auftnuben. Gr itono
nuf, inn iid al crnpfcblen; fir Sttiliens
fremolidje @inlnoungeu uno Danfidglng
batte er rllr formIid)e @orte
9lui Dem Polterobeno BET GieferS fab er
iie tpieoer, ober III Dem ltitigen Eru6el mar
fir cine itille 3pieiprnDe feline G5eleger-
belt, imo 70 fam eS, BOB er mebr nit ben
on0ern ifer5te ais nit ibr
Das mar Elm feierliber Tog, 0ieYc Dop'
peIbod3eit in Der &ieferIdben Sanlilie Die
Wf1oMen prongten in neuen GleioerH,
GMipegerpupofen bate ieinen alten SroG
beinl Scbneioer cripeitern laiien, tuciI ocS
Wdudleins 9hin0ing bon Der nlten Jorm
nidt nebr uufoBt muroe Ger fleinet
oide @err mar iebr geriibrt; er untarnte
bic beioeu 8rGute itnMer ipie0er ln0 CAB
ibnen CUTE 2cbren NIT in Die Gbe, tDie man
einen Wlann 5ll tpiiroigen unO 5ii bebanoeln
babe.
gllien bate 9ttilie in Ieinem g9agen ab.
qebolt Iie fitbreH 8ltiammen 5ll &iefers inl0
5lir Stride. 0ttilie trug ein ipeiBes, iGper.
iei0enes &lei0 iln0 eiren einfadett, ood
mertDollen S6nnd in ibrem blonoen Sanr
9lber auf oer Gabrt tpeAielten ie nlr tpe-
uiqe @orte miteinanoer
lln0 oo6 bate er eeipiinid5t, Der @agen
bielte ME All uno iie fiibren immer tpeiter
utitaiuauocr iucnn aitdl ID itill ino fbweio.
fam
IaS N3n15citsnabl botte Ghpiegerpa.
padcn III eincm @erliuer 9eitourant riiiten
loiien @s ilano int Huf elmer gllteii Sfii.
DE, ruo oann lag binter Dem Snol cin
biibidcr @orten, Der oiesnal fir oie Sodj-
5citsgdite porbcbnltcit bleiben iollte
Gs mar einc froblide gon5 gelniitlid)c
Sod5cit. oercn @ergniigen aud ooourW
nitbt bccintrGdtigt muroe, onB S6mieger.
papacbctt 1T elmer aroBen @eoe iiber ben
g9ert Der Gbc Dor 9liibrnug nidt iiber ben
stniana binauSfam uno lib fait tpeineno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

aimit Die iib arlf Die 9}atir oai6ont.
Die G6rammerguler pirfen Ool5'
tbimlid ie0erHdnn leidt Deriidn0'
lid inO jie5eu Die groBen Qlailen
6erou Die ionit iiir bic moocrrcu
&oriieGrnqcu ser oaltidcu @ii6nc
iicb niGt immcr intereiiireu s0lelo.
oienreidc &olfslieocr tmo portrcifli.
DIE 3itberuliiif mcr bort iic niht
gern2 &ciOes iino Eiligo, cts mel.
den Die G6eronnCrgauer &opitat
iblnAen tomtelt 0o3u ibr poeiiicbcr
unO naleriic6cr 2c6i6plnttlcr nno
i6r uu0croiiiuiHcr geiunocr alnor
uuo ferni9es Spiel Sic G6cram.
nlcrgaper in0 93otiriclolpielcr gll.
les an i6nen iit edit i6r 1piel ibrc
Eradten i6re 6aoeriiGen &olfslie.
oer, i6r causes G6lm imO 2alicL ole
ricbtigen aiuOcr 0es 6errlic6cn 6opc-
riiden SoHlonOes, unO als iolde &c.
ben tie ic6 mtG auf Den @reiterW oic
sic &clt 6eoeiiteu
9lls Sr. s. @}. @ooacn Dor circa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

Iilr Ole 0cltitDcH Iiplonotcn Qilt.
llcber3cigt OaUom ooB Gnalano IN
DER 2lntuort auf oa5 oeutI6e ,5ric-
Oensongcbot bic Stunning lmO @ip.
ocr5criiclung 8el9icu5 5n ieiner imo
icircr gcr6iinocten ,6ouptior0crllnq
Gcniaht bot meil cs iicber it, oanit
Dcllti6lono5 l5ccQcltlng 3ll iulter-
orabeu ieinc wirtbi1oitlbc GnhuiG-
llm8 la6n lc1cn lH0 ieiHe &rait olS
SGeltma9t breden 3u i6nnen gebcn
ic i6rer llcbar5cllging rmo @rpar-
iung, Dob @elgicn guter alien linz
lidnoen in unIerer Sano 6leiben mil
ie lno mer0e, iolgenocn 9lusorld:
sic &ieOer6critellrng 8elgiens IN
ieincr @ellolt Dor 0em &riegc 6Gttc
0ouern0e ernllc 9eoto6ung oes 1cut-
idlen 9ici9aS sur Solge. &elQien
mare dlsodnn trob ollen etmo nor6ans
oencn &ertrd0cn iebcr5eit micoer Gin
Isiulallst6or iiir nniere 6einoc, 0urc6
Do9 lie ocn &ricg mmittclbor in @a-
6icte trqgci f6uutcn sic SauptiBc
inicrer @oiicuinouitrie unO iniercr
aoblen- mo @iiener3eliumg iino,
oercn gciebiing inns Oa6cr we6rlos
MAIDEN miiBtc.
Gin 5meiteS @|al f0uten mir Sell
aicn ni6t wie0cr ii6errcnnen nm
ben aric9 in 6einOcslono 5il troqer.
IS lit od6cr not1uenOig 0oBoos Def.
gilde @cbict no6 Sem Griege Ooii-
reno SIT inicrcr Geriii9ung 6lei6t,
ginerion ino @inuerlei6lng in oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-14

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