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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
TEMPLE SELLS LUMBER YARD.
Stewart Lumber Company Purchases
Stock of w. r. Temple Who Has
' Been in Business fer 40 Years.

The announcement that w. r. Tenn
pie had disposed of his lumber and
coal business to the Stewart Lumber
company came as a surprise to the
many friends of Mr.. Temple. The deal
was closed last week and the stock
has been taken over by the Stewart
Lumber company.
Mr.. Temple has been engaged in the
lumber and coal business in Dcnison
for almost forty years, starting in the
business with the NJ. Stone Lumber
company in the early eighties, later he
was connected with the firm of Stone
& Temple for, number of years and
has since conducted the business at
the old Stone & Temple stand Mr..
Temple has always been conserva-
tive business man and to be patron
meant a friend. The Review hopes
that Mr.. Temple will decide to con.
tinue in some line of business in Deni-
son and that his retirement from the
lumber business will not mean his
leaving DenisOn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

Fourteen pages this week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

Temporarily Mitchell is plugging
this hole by using Zeider at short
and Deal at third. This is purely a
makeshift, however, and if Worman's
injury means a vacation Of any
length an effort will be made to Sc
cure a new shOTtstop, Wolf, the
rookie, also being on the hospital list.
RumOr points to Lena Blackburne,
former Sock, as the man Mitchell
would put his lines out for.
Fred Merkle is a cagey cuss. After
signing his name to the hotel regis
ter in Cincinnati he wrote Touring
in the space for place of residence.
Fred is a fatalist and thinks he may
do some more travelling before the
end Of the season. He opened his
Cub career with a double and single.
The coming of MerkIe means that
Dutch Ruether will do some more
sOuthpaw pitching. In his only trial
against big leaguers the yOungsteT
showed good control and a variety of
curves. Mitchell can use another
good sOuthpaw to take his regular
turn in the box as Gene Packard
seems billed for rescue duty.
The Reds won yesterday because
Phil Douglass couldn't field bunts.
Indians scored all their runs off
Ehmke in the first. James and Jones
pitched well thereafter. Klepfer, for
mer Sock, puzzled the Tigers COM
pletely.
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

do not quit when the other fellows
get a slight edge. The ninth-inning
rally which won the game was a hair
raising affair, a combination of good
batting and Vagey baserunning by
the teams brains.
One out, Risberg on third, E. Col
Inns on second and Jackson on first.
Felsch up. Hap stung one over sec
Ond that LaVan knocked down. Ris-
berg counted the tieing run and E.
Collins turned third. Pratt recovered
the ball and fired to that station and
Eddie kept on running for the plate,
carrying over the winning run. He
Outguessed the Brown second base
man completely.
Felsch's winning hit came after he
had failed twice with men in position
to score. These failures did not af-
feet Felsch's spirit and he was not at
the plate with the thought that he
was doomed again. 1t is spirit like
this and smart thinking, such as that
turned by Collins, which is making
the team look good.
Cleveland comes tomorrow m a
fighting mood The men are out for
the same start they made last year
and some positions of the club have
been strengthened. The pitching is
better and two positions of the in
field have been improved. Against
Cleveland the Tigers, who are bet
ter than when they met the SOx be-
fore, Rowland's people will have to
go their very best to maintain lead
in the race.
More bad luck for the already
frownedSupon Cubs. Chuck Wort
man is out with a spiked foot and
may be on the bench for. some time.
It has not yet been determined
whether he has a broken toe. The
injury came in the first game against
Cincinnati.
The little shortstop has been play
mo baOO-I1D hall for the Mitchell moo
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-23

MOOSE FAVOR DRAF 7 SYSTEM
PLEDGE WILSON SUPPORT
New York, April 23.-Support of
Pres. Wilson's war plans pledged to-
day in statement issued by Progress
sive party leaders who met here to
discuss the war.
After declaring that our country
had entered war rightly, wisely and
of necessity" the statement pleads
for universal military service, univer-
sal industrial service of both men and
property, official guarantee that gov
eminent will buy at stated prices all
agricultural products offered so as to
encourage largest possible prOdUc-
ton on our farms, guarantees to
wage eaTners that their rights shall
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
MnmGniidler MricReiMaMpInb.

ict,
&amdaii@cr &ricGSi6anpInt.
NmerapSe beS 6rjBog 5uiep6 5H Den Ut@en &arpotlcn
n1rOd go!Oenn %Nrta OOuscn ccnc @rcuoocrc Dcrd
@nnftCa III nTi6 Stclnuen Gin, bracu benz Sen wcrc
%erla 6ci nuO frtn, nen beofn Ou cigcnen S
lnngsn rrd Ger lG6crial bradc ycn &rcgsmoa TO-
wic @eangcucn Gin.
SaSid Gim5GGnuic uurO uc SciuO a0aInc SObcn
nps in Smrm 6Hug @angcnc Dcrbn i'll nnlercH
SGnOcn.
Nrmecauppe Sc9 6clOmoridn Madcu5cn Die mIGrbcn
GpernoRen wnOrn nngufae &ctCr tart bnln Sin
rmNdr Nn0rif Scrctb nOrSwcfd yrao unroc 5ndg
iGagcn.
SaSenig in SGnSen Scr @er6Rmbctcn.
%oh Den Sppcu Der %crbHuOecr bic StaO @nnr
iaEr feds @icu aSuld @alat Der Ddisrn nmanidn San
OcshSt Der SOnan mic A6enObdt Oemeu
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&cFIidC TrDnt
N bBnftcr Nrlcric. SbGat nn bcScn 5ritcn
SOmmc nbcn cncrc in Sutrndt Occ
hnrn Sdnce. nro McscRiaIleS itoti
@GGbreno Der gaG wnOcn ienOld Eaunin Oic DcreOc
%unten rorrdfcn 3nridgcidjlagcu
Yu Der raNideni9n Sunt babeu fd fenc Spcrotuneu
gcOcutnng 5n gctragcn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
0lcscutcn Ocr ScntralmadJtc.

@erocn our 6eier Ocs @eburtsiogcS
Ocs ocrtihcn aoiicrs in Berlin
onmeicno iciu. 9(aics fir
arieosiortiesuma oeronhuOrtIib
gcmoht.
2onoon. ID. Somuor. II Son
Dem glmitcroomcr Gorrciponocntcn
Der r@r6onge Gclegrop6 Co. miro
bcri6tct, Dab onIGBli@ oeS fommen.
oen @cblrtstogcs oeS Oeuti6cn aoi.
icrS, Der om 81. Sonuor So Sabre
alt miro, li6 Scr &oiier BON Deter.
reid 9onig 6eroinano Don Bulge
rien uno Der tiirfiibc E9ronerbc nod
@erlin bcgcbcn pcrocn, nm ml Scr
6cicr t6cil5unebmcn. 9ei Oicicr
3uIommcnfimit mcrOcn oic Orci 9le.
gcntcn umO Der tiirfii6c @crtrctcr
Gin Dioniicit crloiicn in mcIhem iie
oic &eroutlportIicbtcit Ger 6ortiebine
ocs ariegeS oen 9laiirten iibcrlolicn.
Der Sutton Der Siirfci muB iniolee
iemeS Do6en 9llters BON Der Sbeil.
nobme an Der 5eicr 5uriiditeben.
g(rmce 2iefcrungs.
Sdnin0eI.
2pnOon M. Sanuor. Cine
v@r6ange ScIegropb" .0cpei6e aus
oeut Soag beia0t, OaB bic oeutidcu
3eitungen OH oic SefientIiGfeit op.
pcairen Dem 9tcibstoos. .Gomitc III
Der lhtcriuhuna eines ongcbliNeu
gieontiihen S6minocIs in @crbin.
oung nit 9(rmee.Gontroften 6ebiili
lir6 5u iein. Ole Scffentlihteit If
criubt ieOe llc6crtrctihg orier 9(rt
Oent Gomite ioiort 8n beriHten. glud
nnonDme @littDciIlnnacn pcrocn ii
oieier @inii6t 9criidii@tieuno lin
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
SclrndJtnnsSnutb in Ssaris.

@ni6ington IA. Samlor.
Eurh bic WioBuabmen woOnrd Scr
@e6rond BON Glettri5itdt, @aS un0
Del fiir 9eleubtlngs8pcdc in GariS
beihranit miro, lit Der @ebraud bon
SalgliAtern luieoer ouigauontmen
morOen mo ole StaOt liebt lid nm
elmer idmierigeu Gage gcaeniiber, sic
ourb oen N}onael all Siht eeihdiien
puroc. 2ifter, Die irii6cr ? Gents
foiteten, miiiicn MN, nob 9ericbten
al oos SauOels.Depnrtement, nit G
mO z Gents be5ablt merOen uno Der
Rrris iii i'm itetigeu Steieen beqrii-
len. Sn piclcn Staottbcilcn iino
ii6er6alipt teinc 2ihter me6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
Srbr 3ntrirOrn.
&crtrcter DER mCgitani-
i8en &cgiCrung.
N)lit &eIWltnt Der |Dmfe.
renS bciber SdmScr.

Sos mcrifoniic6c Golf bot olc llr.
iudc, Oorii6cr crircut 5u icin.
Gos Grgebnib Der Gouicrcn6
miro in 9iir5e befannt eese6cn.
Gilo.@cncroI fonO icincn
600. II gsor aus ocu 3udibolIic
cniilobcu. Der Strife in
@lcgifo GitD bciaclcgt. slcn'
ocrulg in Der aric9SiiI1rtug Ocs
S}ilu ongcitrc6t morOcn.
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geic bon @crioncn sic bod inn Gon.
5il scr proOiioriicGcn 5le0icrmg iic.
6cu otS oiS6 in cugiier Sii9hmG nit
Ocr internationulcn Situotigu III
0oS 3ciultot ocr Goniereu5eh 5wi'
icbcn sen Gertretcrn Der Gcrcini9ten
Stooten unO @icrifo Gin ic6r 5uiric
ocniieIlcnOcs iiir Wleriio. IS iuiir0c
oormnf bin6clpicien OoB ucm 0icicS
9lciultot 6ctomt oeGcbcu miro, OoS
mcrifoniic5e Solf ollc llriahc bnbcn
ncrOc. iih m ircucn iut0 3uirie0cn
5u icin. 9lllc &crioncn Oie @clcafn-
bcit botten in Giercioro iicb nit ocn
gcridtcn. bic sur Gcriiigmg iton.
Sen. pertrout 5u modlen, iinO Der
9lniidt, oaB &rdiioent @i6ou Die
9lngelegcnbcit peri0nlid leitet.
Is miro 5ugegeben, oaB e0e OoS
9eiultot DER Gonicreu5 cinoetroiicn
mar, Gin Nioniicit ous0carbeitet iuir.
sc, mclhcs Der meritoniihcn glotion
unierbreitet wcroen iolltc unO in
ltHriiicu Die Situation belelldtctc,
iollte ooS &ciiltat eiu fiir Vieyifo
lngiinliigeS gcpeicn fem.
Gs miro jcBt angcnonulieI COB
Der 9crid)t in aiir5c Dem merifoni'
iden Golf nntcr6reitct miro.
@illo General cri6oilcn.
Nicrico GitD IA. Somlor.
Ser frii6cre Gilo.@cucral @lorceIlo
Garopco, Der Ourb @eueral Sreoino
in G6iMio6uo ms @eidngnib gcitcdt,
o6er Ourh &i(lo, ais cr Die Stoot
inn September bcirttc. in 6rci6cit
Qcicbt lpurOc, 1T Bel Eeotitlou OcI
@omiuo. Garico acitcrn eridoiicn
luoroen Ga6 icincr @cireing Our3
@ino 1catc CT iih ocn Gorronjo
9c6orocn 5rr &criiigimg mo wnroe
in cincm 3udi6olie imieraebradt
aus wcldcm er in Der Iesten @o1e
cntilo0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
sIr0eiterGrrr iuirS entlalicn

Spn0on IA. Sannr. g9ic OaS
Gondie iiir 9Irbeiter 9'ro6lene be.
fonnt giebt peroen nit SricoenS.
ihlub 6etS bis obt @lillioucn gIr6ci.
ter sic in Tieniien Der 6ritiihcn
@caicrune itcben mo oie @dlfte Ser
9o6nar6citer oes @ereiligien aouig.
reihs oariteacn entlaiien werSeu.
Die Gutloiiungen perOcH nibt oui
eirnal eriolaen ionOern iuner6olb
scr criten , NSouate nod 8rieoenS.
iAhli uiiiicn 5un6nit ? bis 3 NliIIio.
ueu Yeriouen i9rc Fl0ee mligcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
g9 9nihinatoll.. ll. Nanllar.

SSaibingtor, a. Sdnnar r.
Sic SinOer Der oiientlihcn Sduleu
oeS Giitritts baben 499 AGO @hmO
olteS &opier geiamtuelt imO limo
Gicrfiir foit $1,000 pcreinnubnt nor.
Oen meldc Summe sur qlnlnge zines
ncuen SpielplobcS mo onoercu uiie.
lidci Tingcu fir sic Stinocr Uermcn.
set Miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15

0bicago IA. Sarnar. Ilrd'
oas 3ero.gScttcr uno ourh Sdncc,
Sis uHO 9le6el 6ebin0ert Iiei DER
6radtoampicr uSnoiano~ Scr @oo0.
rid Sraniit So. na6c oem eiuaaag
sum @bicaaorHnicn I'M OhnianH.
Sec Geute ouf @rimo. 1rob oIlci
9lnitrcugungen nericbieoencr Sdlep.
per unO Wlitglicoer Der aiiiienpahc
iuo ser @lunnibdit III es nod niai
m08lib gepeien. sen Gampier itoti
81 maiden Gin SdIepper Iiest bei,
lolltc Der GiSgaug fir oas SAiii oe.
idbrIitb iperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
@6@cnReanug atS SrinSes im stnrm gcnommcu
@cb9aic Srticrictbatsteit bat Iidb aMf bciOen Sei
ten Der ZDmtmc emtin6elt.
2seridt Oes Oeut[6en @enerallaOe.
l9ranIIos naN ea0bIael

Merlin "A. San. Der 6cne Ocaidm @cncrulhab uer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15

Wicrico 0itO. "A. Somior. -
Ger Strife in &cru GriB, BON uel-
chcnl piclc llnioucn 6etroiicu iuorcn,
fam 6cuic 5u eiuem GnOe. 8ic Stro'
beu6om glngciiclltcn bcgannen oen
Strife, IN ocin iie 0oGcrc So6ne nno
onOcrc 8craimitiGln9en ocrIongicn.
sluOcrc @crCc6rS @eiellldoitcn TO-
luic bic S8critar6ciicr idIolien licb
aus Sumpat6ic Dem Strife al. Ger
Slrifc nir0c ollr6 Gcrnlitillmg ocS
0loDors uno ocS @ouocrrelirs ocs
StooicS Gri5obd 0eigclegt
Gfllo 6dltaricG&rotb.
Ul@oio, Scr. #. Sonucr. @ie
&caicrlmgSogcntet 1epie @ol6in9
ton ucritdnOigtcm miro ein &riegS
ratb Ger Gommonoeurc Scr &illo-
Sireiifraitc IN San 9ln0rcS Gbi0no.
huo. peitIiA uou Ghibua6uo Gitp,
iiaitiinociL in i0el6em oie peitere
@olitif Ser gSilla rcUolutionoren Be
lUegnno 6eipro6en 'ucrOcn miro. Gic
9cihiiMng oeS 9c6ens Scr glusldn'
scr. OaS @inliellcn Der Sinrihtius
gen iopie Gcriiimnnielurg Der Gifi'
5icrc mo NlanuiDoiten olS aud Die
9ernisGtung ocS eigent6nnS Der
Giugeboreuen miro oleihioIls 6cipro.
d)cn lueroci. Gicics ioll oic Gorricrc
ocs gillo ais 9ouoit 6eidjlieBen unO
oie @cpeoimg cine uolli9 rcUohItio.
mare pcrOen.
Gas 9ic1t ocs @rGiiOcn-
ten.
Suerctoro. Wler, fl. San.-
Oic Golititutiono.@ @onpention bat
ciucn 9(rtifel ougcnonimen, nelher
poriiebt, Dab OoS &riegsredt ino bic
oorontirtcn 9fec6te ser 9iirecr nnr
ourh oen &rdiiocnteu proflomirt,
rcipeftiDe inspcnOtrt perOcn fonnen,
mcnn oics in llebcrcinitinmius init
ocm Gobinct acihiebt iuo 6nrb 0Cn
! GongrcB bclt0tiet miro.
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"CsakQbQ''
Sin japanil1c dladJts
8rcuSrr.
9mrdD cine OSlmmitiuus.
GgpIpfiOm niIi8cflU8cn.

't"'f'~NN' NENN'''f ~ '''H e'eDf1t'''NN
uuo iicb5cbn aopieu bcitcbenoen
9ciobmg lmgefommcu. Die
@rpIolion creigncie iid i'm &oicR
bon yofoilIto. 6eucr on 9oro
iuor Die llriobc. 0ctiidcr
3eritorcr brilot Oanii9cu 3om
pier ouf 9lorpceiidcr Dom
pier pericnft. @amitionsoom-
pier id6rt alf @liuc.
Gofia IA. Sonuor. Ger
S@lo1tfrcu8er pGifuba" 1850
gicoiitertonnen, ionf bcutc naA ener
@rpIoiion in Oen ghmitionsfomermt
ibi @dfcn bon yofomfo. Gie Grplo.
iion ioG Ourc6 Elm 6eucr an goro ocS
arcu5cr8 bcrborgeruieu porocu iein-
gSic oos 5eucr cntltoto, 1T nod nidt
ouigcfIdrt.
IS miro ongcnommcn, oaB niinoc'
itens 100 9ionn i6r 2eben bcrloren
mo oicIc Dcrlett purocn
Cole rEnfiibo~ muroc 1905 ae.
bolt inO botte cine 9lrmirlng bon
bier 10 5oaigen GIei6iiBcr, spoli 6.
80nigen 5p0If 4.75oaigcu uno bier
3.5oniaeu Orci 3.9Siiinocrn uuo fimF
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trug S17 Wiom. Nofolifa lit Elm
nidtiger @lorinc6ofeu uno licat i3
@lcilen iiiOweitlih bon yofobmno)
ylorm'eger Derfenft.
Sonoon ia. Somor. 2lppo
bcridtct oas &cricnfen Ocs normeg.
idcn @ompfcrS u&eitiolo" bon 1863
Golmen @r0Be
Son 8erftorcr actopcrt
Son0on IA. Sanu1r. g9ie
Ser @open6ogcncr Correspondent ser
oGrhonse telegraph Go~ beridtct.
io9t oos vglftonblooct bon etod
Bolm", Dob eiii oeuti6cr 3erItorcr
gcitern in icbmeOiibcu @eDdiieru Ocu
odniiden Gompfcr pSDBra" oiiS SO.
pen5ogen gefapirt Bat.
9luf @iine oufgcflogcu.
ytcm Yorf IA. &onuar.
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tcte, aoB ON IL. 0c3em6er in ser
Ebenie @}iinouug cin ibmerbelaoc.
ner odniidcr Goulpicr BON 5000
Eonnen @rObc ouf cine Dlinc licf
mo mtfilog. Scr GopitGn Iicucriq
onf Den 0ompicr 5p bod warcn
ihncll britiidc acknowledgements 3ur
Stcllc, Die Die Niannihoit ibernobm.
Gopitan GoouOer fonntc oen 92omeu
oes bcrlorcncn Qonpicrs niht in 0r
fobriing brineen.
o& iIwoutcc opfqcQcben.
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glomirol Gopcrton aornmon0oni Der
pacifiidcn 5loite trifit 1cltc bier
Gin Inn 0ic @erqe glrbeiten oes att
gcIouicnen &rcii5ers n@}ilpoutec" slt
leiten Der eeitern bier ouf @rno
ging. Sic 9eidbrta, oie ans 400
N4onu bcitebt, puror gerettet. ooh
miro Der arcu5er nls pcrloren be-
trantet. Gic gseacn ireibcn 0os
Sbiff peifcr im0 meitcr suriid mo
befinoet Iih 0olielbe in elmer icbr lm
eiinIiigcn 2oac. Dic @lorirc Sod
pcritdnoiaen bn6eu feinc Nofiuuna.
Dab Der {reu5er ie mieoer flott miro.
SSarnun9en por aapers
i6iff.
gtem 9ort a. Sonuor.
6lnteniprud @aruliaocn iiuo ec.
Itern Nlorocn al nne Shiife I'M at.
lontiidcp G5edr pcr eincnl oertihen
aoperihiff ergonacu, bic dnacnlhcilt
lid aus SaIifor fomcn.
Sm @cbel nuf GIrunS oeInnfcu.
0btcago, "a. Sanidr Irrd
0QS 3crosQRcftcr ,in0 Aurdi -d,ncc
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StQrbr Ablubr.
GrleiOct bic Gntcnte
OOn Oem gtCntraIeu,
sSricOcnsbe beSimgWmgem ale
bemtblcriid) beSribmet.

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5utreffen. ~ Dab ole tcutoniidlcn
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belt fdmpferL miro Ourd Oic On
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ortifcl @ciprcc6unacn Ser 9lnhport
scr 9(aiirtu OIL @rGiiocnt @ilion
luerocn bcutc bon Der llcbcrice glo@'
ric6tcn 9leentur pie folgt ausgcgc.
ben.
,0os 9lniltcr0amer &on0clSblott" "
loqt, OoB cS IN ocr &creongcnbeit
uicnals ieinc 5Dmpotbic fir Ole MI.
liirtcn perleugnct babe imo DclIti@
lono Qcqcuiibcr nidbt porurtbcilsirci
mar. im0 flgt bill6u: uGie Souo.
lunosmeiic Der 9luiirten ncint, BOB
9lacS uuf oen aopf eeitcIlt 1T. Der
@lon, oic Gentrolm1hte biilflos 6lt
motbcn. uno Oann bon briioerliben
@cfilblcn internutionolcm @eicb uno
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tr1et nidt 5u einem oonernOen 6ric.
ocn 6ei. Su6en oie 9cmerfrneen be.
5iieli6 oes 30uucns bciebter @ebietc
nnr oui 0ie Gentrolu6hte glnwen-
oung2"
Scr ,glicupc &otteroomidc Goits
rant ioqt. oie gl6iidjt Der entente
1T glnneftiruno cin5elncr TDeilc
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nien 5u iprehen iopie Die gIusmer.
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trolmGhte baden befannt gcaeben,
6oB iie fir ibre 8rcibeit inO @riitcn8
fGmpfen imo beitGtigt Oie glote Der
Qllliirten oics boll ino gan8."
Scr .glicume Gouront~ BON &aog
beipri6t oen 2onomebicl, pic Ocr.
iel6e bon oen g(aiirten ongefiibrt
milrOe, mo ioat: o0ics giebt untet
feinen llnliiGnOcn 9luSiitten ouf ci.
ncn Oolernoen Sric0eu, unO fam Gin
iolder 8rieoc niht oprA aegcnieiti,
gcS GinocritGnoniB ogr arieefubren.
Ocn gcbolten perOen ionOern mn
Onrd Ole 9roit mo @iabt Oes sic.
gers"
Gos oSpcnsfo Gog6Iott" BON
Stod6olm bcmcrft, BOB sic 9lusfii6,
unacn Scr 9laiirten nur .,cinieitio4
iinO, mo f1brt fort. D@c3i9li@ oer
9l6iiht oie Siirtei aus europa an.
bertrciben. fornen mir nitbt iebcr,
pcsbolb oicS oceeupdrtig BON er0.
Bcrcm Sntcrciic fir oic Civilization
icin ioa olS Dor ciniocn Sobren ols
Gnglono nod bic g9iiroc Oieics Can.
ocS oorontirt botte.~
o9ic Eogwabt~ cine io5ioliItiihe
3cihmg in Bern S6wci5, i6rcibt:
Scr gSunib Der 9luStrci6img Der
Siirfen aus europa benefit ooB oie
9laiirtca Ocn S8uuid6 boben, Die 81.
fentlihc 0leimng 3u beirren. iioem
| tic bon Ocm 9eitcbcn oer glotionoli,
t0tcu ipreHcr ober sur ielbeu 8eit
cine gauge giotion unteroriideu mol.
len neil oieie glation iih iueieertc,
iib an Ole Scite ser gllliirtcn 3li itcl.
len. 8enu 0riedcnlono cine ousoe.
5eimnete Snuitrotion fiir oie Seudc.
lei, mic 0icic bon Sen glaiirten IN 9e.
Sug ibrer pobren slbiidjten iiber
6reibcitcn Ger 9iotionen lit, Damn iebt
oieier @unit6 IN 9c5ia oiif Die Siir'
fei ibren &l1nen 0ie Sfronc arf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
Bwei ll-9ootr.
gu Acr Oterrci6ii6cn
SylOtte Sc0OrcuO
2SUn Der italicmiiAen Sysas
rime crbcutct.

gs iinO Oics y. &. 10 mo .. Z. II.
SScrOci olS 3critorcr Der
wanOt. 8olo Don ironjOiii9cn
mo italicniidcn 6Iicgcrn bonn.
boroirt. Gcutibcr 6lic9cr
mlBic 6intcr ironjoiidcu Shiicn
lonOcn. Nuiicn iuollcn 9lpSrii.
ic bci 9ii0a o61cluicicil 1obcn.
Cic 0rti@ait &otimif6cli mlBtc
gcr1lut ucrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
g8nrnunoen g8 oor aopcrs
iAiff.

yeem Yort IA. Sanuor.
6unteniprlid @oruliioen iin6 ec.
itern @lorocn al one Shiife i'm at
lontii@cp G5edn Dor cincm oeutidcn
aoperihiff crgonaen bic anacnlhcilt
lid aus SoIifor foincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-15
7Sran @laru s. s0alu.

Sroi 6eutc in @6ilooelp6ia Gin. ~
9c5og i'm ieI6en Soipitol, IN ocnl
Soup 81. E6au licot. Gin 3im.
mcr. 6rcicu 9aui Der @crcd
tiarcit.
&Dilo0clp6io. IT, Samor.
5rou @lorp Goplcu S9ap. 9tuttcr
OcS SorrD Sc. S6om, Der ii6 pou ici.
nen ieI6it beiae6rar6ten @unocr
lon0ionl cr1olt, troi bcuic bier ein
mo no6u ein 3imnler iibcr oem il.
res So6ncS i'm ielben Noipitalc.
S6op iii nod oilrd Ocn 9hitpcrllit
acidp1djt. 1mo mar eS ieiner Nlut'
ter mr crlau6t ion fiir fnrjc 3cit
5u ic6cn. Die Wdticr Dor tici or.
qriiicn. Oo6 crfldrtcn Die glcrjtc,
oaB femc WoioGr iiir iciu Se6cu be.
ihnoe mo cr Dos Soipitol in 5wci
g9odlcn perloiicn fam. Bic Sro.l
crflGric, i6rent Sobnc 5ur Scitc ite.
ben 5lI lUoden
6rou S6om rpollte idl sic 9lnidulf
oialnacn Die geeen i6rcu So6n Dor.
gcbraht wer0en, belprcdcn 6ronl
Solution ans 9icp Dorf, elmer oer
glntp0lte Der ,Sonlilic S6ou, iogte
OaB bic 6oniie ri6t ocn gGimid
/ Bot E6ou Ger SlriSoittion ser @e
rid)te in NbiIooeIpbio 5il cut5iebcn,
Gie Sanilie miro nid)t ibr @cll
opiern oOer ibren GiniIuB ecltenl
moheu. Inn ooS unBlnperien, mas
Eiitrifts 9lmualt Spom aus Ge,
gorf anninmt. gum 9eiien OeSSbon
81 ieiu, uenu eS iidl crueiien iolie
oob t5aiiddlitb chuoS init Oeuiel6eI
nidt riHtig icin iolltc.
ISM. $. QJIad NiiliS Gihriftc
! glWvolt, imO Foi3ei gielitenant Sl
5looO aus 9icp ycrf traien beitr
nit ocn gluSliciclnaS Eopierel
ouS Sorrisbnrg ga. bier ein. I'm
/ GliUer @roper. Der IN GerbinOlni
nit Dem @ump SAL angefla9t 1T
rad yicu 9orf 81 iransportiren.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-29
y. S. SCIENTISTS
CLAIM FINDING A
U-BOAT ANTIDOTE

New York. May 29-Americans in,
ventive genius, which gave the Ger
mans their most powerful weapon, the
submarine, will knock it from their
hands and will throw into the world
war an explosive ten thousand times
as powerful as dynamite, according
to two announcements made by not
ed scientists here today.
Prof. Michael |. Rupin, member
Of the National Research Council de
clared scientific methods have been
perfected which will soon solve the
submarine problem.
III the submarine is really the weap
on on which the Germans have stalk
ed their all, then they have lost Vie
tory will be ours" He said.
The second announcement of a new
and powerful contribution to Ameri
cas- war power was made by Dr. ID
Deviation. who declared that he
working with his son, had accidental
ly discovered powerful new explos
i've which they had named "Terrorall ;
81 am going to be very conserva
tive In my estimate of the new explos
ive," he said. '"lt is ten thousand times
more powerful than Dynamite and d
five grain tablet would destroy the
Woolworth building.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-29
MiIiukoff of Russia.

Professor Paul Miiukoif was widely
known in Russia as a historian before
the uprising in 1908. During that rev
olution he sprang into prominence as
the founder Of the Constitutional Dem
ocratic party, which numbered in its
ranks some Of the noblest and finest
men in Russia. Before that time Pro-
feSsor MIlukoH had lived in America,
whore he iectured at Harvard and at
the University of Chicago. lie studied
American life and famiiarized himself
with American institutions and the
American form OF government. Dur
ing the revolution of 1905 Count Wittc,
then premier of Russia, offered him
portfolio in the cabinet. Professor
Miliuk0lf declined it because Count
Witte would not outline to him the
new program of the government. Pro-
fcssor Milukoif insisted upon def
mite policy Of reconstruction and re-
form before he would accept the post.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-05-29
CONFISChTE PROPERTY
or CZECH MAGNATES

Vienna. May 2S.-The official Ga
zettc for Bohemia reports that the
property of five bank directors of
Prague has been confscated by order
of the military authorities, these
financiers having been arrested on
charges of high treason and plotting
against the armed forces of the Dual
Monarcy. They are Dr. Jaroslaw
PRESS, Apollo Ruzieka, Dr. Ladislaw
Schourek, Rudolf PLAT and Dr. Anton
Tile. All five Of them are men of
great wealth and political leaders
with a large following.