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Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Italy is depending upon her wome to till the soil of that county.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
DICTATES OF FASHION.

Sets of scarfs, ;aCff and hat devel- oped in mole <--- ~ary smart.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

A black satin foundation with ever blouse and tunic of white serge makes striking dress.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Paint can be removed from clothing by saturating the spots two or three times with equal parts of ammonia and turpentine. Then wash out in soap suds.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Velvet gowns will be worn for aft ernoon and informal evening affairs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

A new froclS hus an old hioned rounding overskirt draped in the front.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
CONCERNING WoMEN.

Women operate taxicabs iA Wash ington, D. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Whether # 4s .ret1n8 or sarly Christ mas shoppiag. President Wilson sets a good example. <.s--.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

A Greciau robe was designed witt alterate panels of black velvet ant white n1oVsseiine de sole.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Some new dresses are so long tha t they do not show the curve of the instep.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Wreaths of golden leaves or flowers are lovely worn with an a1l-white bridal costume.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

A one-piece coat skirt is so treated as to form one-piece tunic' in thu back.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

The new 1apor party in Rounaani is in favor of woman suffrage.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

As winter advances, turbans will be Htere popular for street wear.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
SPEEDING sHip CONSTRUCTION


 Great things are. accomplished through good natured rivalry and it is to be expected that such will re- suit from the ann6uncenae which has been made by the business 'n1en of Seattle and vicinity to the effect that a bonus of ss,68o will be paid for distribution among those who are re- sponsihls for it when it is shown that ships constructed on the Pacific coast are launched ahead of .the, contract time
 This should create greater inter est in the stipyards and that is right where every oanee of energy is needed d at the present time. But while it will speed up the fr1dustry in that partic- ular part, of the country it is bound to have an indirect effect upon other sections which are deeply interested in the construction. of ships. for no section is willing Go admit the sti- preneacy Of another in this respect. It is not only going to mean a. great -er interest in their work by the men on the western coast but the east is going to stir itself to show the coi1n- try that it is equaliy efficient and speedy. This should mean the buck ling down to shipeaildins and the securing of the necessary snppfies to keep it going as never occurred be- fore. . '---
 But while new records can be an- .ticipated in this direction it is to be hoped that the ohstac1ess which the shipping board fs piaetng In the way of the navy department plan to take over the operatiua ef .tAe merchant marine dnFing the. period of the war win be spssAS1y removed. This would place all transport and snppiy ships, under naval direction and insure greater protection to our vessels, for while we are speeding the constfucfion Of shfpe we must like wise do everything possible for their safety.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

A good method to save fuel is to do many things with one fire. On wash ing days there must be of necessity a good fire; so cook as much as pos sibie on that day.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

French women have szsTred to coa ts of black satin. with fur trimmings.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Even the smarteSt dresses are made with combina tions of materials.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
BEDROOM LAMP.

Mothers who have timid little ones will appreciate the new night lamp.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

New frocks seemingly wrap them selves around the figure and faste casually on the hip.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

It is not unusual to see a dres with the skirt draped over one hi only.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
EDITORIAL. NOTES.

It will te Hecezxaxy now for the katser to present the holshevilxi with iFoa croaseS. -5-.... . -
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Long-hair ..-.-- .-arfs are Eome- times trimmed with other furs.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

Kitchen utensils made of wood may be kept clean and white by rubbing with soap and lukewarm water to which is added a little common soda. or household amonia
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

The habit of relaxing is an excellent one, especially just a while previous to sleeping time, for in this way one prepares the mind and body for that subconscious lapse which restores health and vitality. One way to in duce relaxation and sleep is a fresh wholesome condition of body, and so the matter of the daily bath is an inn portant detail to be considered. In- deed. very often when body and mind seem too weary to rest the hot or cold bath proves the one thing that will iEdHee sleep. for, besides cleansing the body, it settles and ca1fns the nerves and consequently invites relaxation.
 The snaartest women are today dressing in the simplest fashion This IS not only en account of the war, but it is also because. the women of this country are coming to realize that clothes must express personality. and they do not wish ts be elassed as women who are loud in their tastes and given to Suagnifcence of dress on the street The girl who heeps herself young as long as she can, who is dainty about her person and wears simple things, will find that her charm win be much greater than that of the girl who starts in at an early age to copy some actress or other wofnan of mature years. who would give all of her aids tc beauty for just one-haIf Of a young girls charm.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

 of showing the animals body in it's fulleei beauty, and minimizing the wear and tear.
 DICTATES OF FASHION.
 Sets of scarfs. :lrff and hat devel- oped in mole f'-- ~ary smart.
 LOng-hdfr .-arfS are Eoue- times trimmed with other furs.
 The proper silhouette has little var iation from shoulder to skirt hem. As winter advances, tureans will be Etore popular for street wear.
 Even the smartest dresses are made with combinations of materials.
 It. is not unusual to see dress with the skirt draped over one hip A one-piece coat skirt is so treated as to form one-piece tunfc' in the back.
 Velvet gowns will be worn for aft ernoon and informal evening affairs French women have s.srred to coats of black satin. with fur trimmings. A new froclS pns an old fashioned rounding overskfrt draped in the front. Some new dresses are so long that they do not show the curve of the instep.
 Wreaths of golden leaves or flowers are lovely worn with an aH-white bridal costume.
 A black satin foundation with ever blouse and tunic of white serge makes a striking dress. Charming buckles can be fashioned of narrow soutache braid laid on canvas foundation.
 It is suggested that the tight fitting boned bodice will be in again, but this seems doubtful
 A Greciau robe was designed with alterate panels of black velvet and white moQssefine de sole.
 New froc<s seemingly wrap them selves around the figure and faSten casually on the fiD
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10

v. M. c. A. Auxiliary. Admission Fros.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-10
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE

00oSESfISNS TS0 THE HOUSEWIFE Rice. water is made by boiling one half cup of rice in one quart of water till woII done; then strain through cheesecloth and serve cold. Never cook vegetables in an iron kettle.
 Sugar tends to improve the texture
 of Cakes. ' If cake cracks open while baking there is too much flour in it. Soaking in cold water makes the washing of all garments much easier. The quickest raIthod of warming cold plates in winter is to dip them in hot water.
 Baking soda will sweeten milk ves- sefs, clean brasses and is good for
 dish washing
 When the nails are brittle, apply vaseline. or hold them in warm sweet Gil every day.
 When a vegetable has lost it's firm ness soak it in very cold water until it is crisp and plump. To clean a soiled lace yoke in a silk or cloth dress, rub powdered starch into the lace; let it lie several hours and then brush it out. The starch absorbs the grease and dust. Perch brook trout. catfish and all small fish are best fried. These small fish should swim twice once in water and once is hot fat. The fat should be boiling hot before putting the fish in. Paint can be removed from clothing by saturating the spots two or three times with equal parts of ammonia and turpentine. Then wash out in soap suds.
 A good method to save fuel is to do many things with one fire. On wash ing days there must be of necessity a good fire; so cook as much as pos sitsie on that day. Kitchen utensils made of wood may be kept clean and white by rubbing
 with soap and lukewarm water to which is added a little common soda
 or household amoflia.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
NI6ts jlt bcfnr6ten.
Ameritancr in 9eutihlauO al
Stub bcredjtigt.
sOllen i5rcn 0eidaften nadac6cn,

SOllen ibrcn Ueldi0ften nadgeben,
Berlin. IA. 6e6r. ii6er GonOun.
Der ,2lmerifaniiAe 8erein fir 6on=
bel uno 8erte6r" bat an Die in
9eutidIano lebenben Qmeritaner Ell
nen 2tIfruf. erIaIIen, in ipsI9em er
Iie aufFoloert. rubig ibren 9ei6dften
nnt5uge9en uuo ibnen bic Nerii6ss
rung gibt, oab iie riats gu befiir4s
ten ba6en.
nSn 9eutIdIono letenbe 2tmeritas
ner", beiBt es in bem Qufruf, gloGten
ME pergsHeu. bob aus 2lmertta fomz
menoe 9tahri4ten gum gr0Bten 5eil
Die 3eniur 6eutihlano feinDli9er
2Gnoer paiIieren miiHeu. N;e bic
Gage lit, ipifen MIR bier nidt, mir
glauben nber. oaB Die MaAtbaber in
8oibiagipn teinsn 6rieg nit irgerD=
einem 8oIfs pini9en unD o6ne 3peis
fel bic bunoert 5ohre alte 5reunos
fhoft 5miIhen 2tmerita Ino Deutids
LAMB erbulten ieben m0ttsn. Der
9ertras pon 1899 uno ipdsers @ss=-
trdge geben ben 9iirgern beioer Qdn>
Der genii9enben S6us."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
SaiIerre0cn.
9entltlanO, Sciterreih uub
llHgarn felt Dereiut.
SIM aries nnO int 1Sriebsn.

2pnbpn, IA. 5sbr. SerSli6e Gliids
luiinI6e puroen, ipie cine ReutersDe-
peide aus Dien melbet, bel etnsm
S5eitmobie alpiihen 9aiier Wilbelm
upD Guner Starl ausQetouidi. Dos
ieite ppIiriidbe uno mtIitdrii4e giinos
MS, vustaes 5niTdtu 3eutfAlan0,
Oeiterreit unb llngarn beite6t, lam
BET ben 2iI1teoen 3u tlorem Aas.
brud.
aaifer 9orI io9te in Ieiner 4us
Iprode foIgenbes: .Ulir liegt Die Grs
bdItung uno bic iorgfdItige qiltqe
oieIer GrbI6aft meines osrltcrbenen
8oreGngers om 6er5en, lmO Id BIN
9liidli6, ouf dbuli4e Gsfiibls bei
Guer UldjeItdt Sdblen 3u biirfen. S5n
2eio uno 5reub, in 9rieg uno 6ries
Den, pertrGaeusbpa pereint, iperoen
nirb mi. hem gndbigen 8eiitunbe Des
anmG6tigen unIere Sto1ten elmer
gliidli9en 3utunFt entgegenfiibreu.
syh trinte ouf bic @eIunbbsit Gurer
Moieitdt, meiues treuen 6reuuoes uno
8erbiinDeten.
Der Deutfde Gaiier ipro9 Ieinen
ber8li6en 8ant aug uub iagte:
.Gs mar mir eineu 6er3enspfli9t,
ben 8eIud, oen @uer W1oieItGt mir
i'm !6auptquortier abitatteten, 10
I9nea als mogli9 gu eripiOern, unb
iu) perfidere guer m}dietdt bon neuem
Bel oieIer @elegenbeit meiner treuen
unb un,panbelbaren 5reunbIfaft. Sn
bieftr 5leunbfbaft Iebe ih sinen tIas
rem Au5rrud Der euaen @er6inbuns
3pti1en Oeiterrei9s sltngdrn uno
UeutI6lanb, tpel6e nod FeItsr ges
I9neibt piro in unierm gemeinfomen
Gampfe. Gs erfii[It mid nit lebbdfs
ter 9eFriebiguns Su fpiifen, bob es
Guer u}oieItdt Wunib III, unIer
ginDnis i'm Sinn bes peritprbeneu
o1iiers 5ran3 Soiep6 fpeiter gu pfIes
gen. 9e Der 20Tung biefer gtufsnbe
t0nnen Guer Wnieitdt ftets ouf metre
Mitlpirtrng 6dbleH.
.8.bp Soft, onb bato ipie0er nnA
bieTsr erniten unb groBen 3eit bic
Segrunoeu zines aeIihertsn Grieoens
unTern 2dnbern, fpelhe our9 8anoe
Der 5reue uno oes @trtrouens bers
6unben iinO. beI6ert iein m6gen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
Yerliner Seri6t.
9eutifc errinaeu SeileriOIae an Der
Ditlideu SrDut.

gerIin, IA. 5e6ruor, brabtGos na4
5appille, g. 3. Der oeutf6e @eneraIs
itob erIieb geftern fOlgenben in Bull
letins5orm bereits peroffentlihten
5ages6eri9t:
gDeItlider SriegsihaupIab:
,Ddbreno bes Sages mar bic
aampftdtigteit on Der san3en 5ront
iniolge bes REBELS nur febr gering.
Sm GommesQbi6nitt nurbe Der Dir
tiueriesSompi gegen 4beno Iebbafter
unb purbe bic gan5e gin4t banout6
nit ipe6ienloer Stdrfe iortgeiebi.
3pii6en ct. pierre 9dait unO pe.
rome mar bieier &nmpf beion0ers
beTtig. 3pii6eu Opern unD 2trras
poren bieIe ieinoIihe 8OrFoBoeriuAe
srfoIsIo5.
sOeiili9er 9rieg5ffaupIas:
.0serssgruppe Oes qrin3en Geo
polo:
.SI0lid pom DrisDioto.See orans
gen unIere Q6teiiungsn in bic fein0s
Ii1e SFroni Elm unb tehrtsu nit 80
gefan9enen uno einem Ulnif)iH.nges
lue6r 3urid.
.DeHlt9 oou gJbt f0aren runtld
Guffidrun9struppen erfoIglos
Bel 3p93Du, Serstb, Dnreu ruiiis
Tte gataiuone nit ibren 2lrJriifen
feinen GrfoI1.~
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
SpamiId1c Giplomatem.
Sic iOraen fir bic Sntcreiien
frember GGn0er.

mabri0, IA. 5e6ruar iiber 9aris.
Rad elmer getanntma6ung bes nuss
ndrti9en Qntes nabmen ipaniIhe
0iplDmatcn infolge oes 9riegts Die
Sntersiien pieler frenoen Qdnoe-
nobr. sic nertreten Fran30iiI6e Sns
teteHsn in Deuti4lano, gelgish. pa
latina uno 9ulgorien; beIgiide. ruis
ride uno portugieiiT4s SrtereFen in
1euiI6lanb. GeIiertei6 unb 8ulgas
rien; italitHiihe 9utereiien in Bel
gien uun 8ulgarien; britifde oSn.y'
eiien in 8ulgdrisn; ierbiFhe &Hilr'
eTen in GliieI1sidl mo Eeatid1laHo;
oiterIsih.'he 5Eterelicn in 5taiieI
poriaaai Dem a5nisre,n gorJ''
fQ8et etiritoJ uno sci osm et''sa,
tjrf;.a ,SHtersTsn IN St1llea $40
.uRi1no; bulgarii9s ,,nter5Hcn u
Nrantyei1, Stalisn uno aesgpi .;
6sutide Snterefen in gOrtu9oi nno
Rumdnien; rum1uiihe SnterelIsH IN
gugs>-.sH, Der Edrtsi, Deatihl1uo
uno 9slgien uno iapnniide Snterele1
in 3tuti6lan0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
Seine Snn .,ersnot.
5uUner ipriAt iiber 6ilfsmerf
in -oel9ien.
@iberlegt ausgeitrsute 9iisen.

Rem gorf, Ia. 5e6r. Bel sinem
i6m gu G6reu 9egebensn Geitsfsn,
trat 6erbert s. 9Ooper, goriiBer Der
6ilfstonuliIiion fir geIgien, ieniaz
ti0nellen aiigen sntgegeu, peI6e ii6er
bic 9erbdltniils in 9eIgtsn nusges
itreut noroen iinb.
Die peuti6e lrmee Bat nienlals
mehr ais Den tduienofen Sell Der
gabrungsmitteI perSe6rt, ps.ne bic
Gommitiion eingefiibrt bot, ia8te
Goo0er. punb Uou Den In 2onoe ers
5eugtsu RabrunesioFfen bat Iie Des
niger ais finf pro3ent osrbruuGt."
Seine Sunstrsnpt.
rgis ieBt Jibt ss in 8elgien feline
5ungersnpt. mir botten tets 8ors
rate fir tinen ooer 3lDsi Mondte in
ben Qagsrbd=fevn. uniere golitit
mar es ben 6ungsr i'm poraus gu
0erbiiea uRn Hi2t pie 5brGneu Der
Stnoer biHterber gu !rpdnsn."
5oopey iprah bic 8sfiirhtuug aus,
hoB Die qroBe arbsit bod Hod i9eis
tern f5nute. Gt glaubt, Bag bic 60
9ngeitsGtsn Der aomuiIfou 9sIgien
5erlaFsa hobsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
NeDOlntiOn.
Sic tit in Snba ans>
9eDrOA eli.
MenUcal ruit t5reiw lligc.

6aDanl, IA. 5e6ruar. Sur Be
tdmpiuHg oer 6eppIution, lpside in
auba olsgebronsn 1T. BAT YralloeHi
lleupcaI 5reiipiuige 81 Der Baiien
9erufen. 8ie omeritanii6e glegIe.
ruug bat ibm 5000 gepe6re uno
fiint WHlIionen potrpnen sur Der,
fiigung geiteIIt unb 9enebmigt, DoB
Die tubauii6e Regierung peitere
g8offen touTs.
2ln Der SpIBe Der aepoIution itebt
Der friibere praiioent, General SoIe
U}igueI Gome3. 9erieIbe ior in
Gnmaguep geldnoet leln. no ii9 Der
Gommanoant Sberitleutnont Dunno
mes nit ieinen Truppen inn anges
iGloiien bot.
QlcuDtal antuUrtct cinen 0eguer.
2tuf ein 5eIe9ramm pon Or. Ores
ties Jerrero, Dem Gprs9er bes &us
saner &eprdientuntenbdules peI6es
i'm Don Rep Yort aus gum Rid
tritt auiForOerte, bat prdlibent gle>
nocal foIgenoes geantpprtet:
nS6re 9epelte ii6erroi6te mid ob
ibrer llupsrIhdntbeit. GjeieBmdbig
erlpG9lt oura bic freien unb untes
einTluBten Stimmen msiner Niitbiirs
ger, peroe i9 meinen amtstermin
ooIlenben uuo niemono lam Ders
1u9en, meine M?a9t 3u bei9rdnten
ober az bertjr3en, penn er ii4 niat
auBer9olb oes GeieBes iteIIen mill
gfeine 0iiroe unb Sel6Ita6tung Iies
ben mir b0ber nIs bic 3umutungen.
peI4e Sie uno S6re 5reunbe an
mid itelIeu, nm mid CUR 2lbbons
tung gu peronloilen ongeii6ts elmer
3ebolution, peI9e in nit alter
Strenge unterbriidsn peros, gIei6s
giiltig, o6 i6 ron 2euten. tpie sic
es iino, 1lnterf.iiBung er6oIte orer
nibt, obgIei4 sic infplge Shres 2tms
tes unb Der qili9ten beg 9otriOtiss
mus Der erite iein IolIten. auf meine
Seite Al treten."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18

Berlin, "a. 3ebr. orabtIos na4
SopDiae. e. ). Der tiir:iIae Genes
ralIta6 e.lieB unter Dtm Datum oas
II 6e6r. folssnDe Grtlirgu9 ii6er
0i. qdmpie in Uleiopotamien:
Der Jeinb bat uHieye Sts1un8en
ilcli6 5om Ei9ris mieosrum angss
qrifien. Die Ndmpie rUurcen pie
ganse 4aft bIncar1 nit y -uBer-
ter 6.Iiistsit ioctssi.8t aWe benz
5ein0s gsidn9 e. aul aHtsrm lia.cn
,Yiiigsl eHsn tleinen RoumgenmH 5u
errinoea. Der in tsiHem gerbdltnis 3u
I.inen Tlrdt6orer Qerlouiten iiebt.
I'm Golgeu beg 10. bei9oB Otr5eino
uuTere Stsauuasn m, i6perer Qry
tiaeris. maf]te uber tsinen 2ngriii.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
ScrIeafte sd5iTfe.

@erlin Il. Sc6r,, OrabtlOS nadl
SupuIc, Z. !. Eah q Gn8lGnSer
ans na6elicGchOcn eirIHScu ble @cr.
f..fnng plcler Sdnfie SHTal Dentidle
llntericcbuGie geleimbnlten, gcGt amo
elmer amtii~'c' GrfIarnug Der bent
id.cR Mcaicrnrg ternUr, i'll der init.
gcfcilt mirS, tah brMfidlc llntericc-
boute am IL. 6cDrunr Sefn Camp
fScr pcricnften, mdbrcnb 0nglnnO
Gber mir Sil &erIcnfung Dun fnnf
Sdiiien melSrte, SlnfcroCn wirO
bic %cricEiang upn icdlS anbercn
GdjifTcn, Gle oou Den &ritcn bisber
nidjt tcmciist mor6cu lUarcn, genlcls
bet.
Scr tirSur3iiGlidle &cridlt hat ioI-
gen0ea gGpgiiant:
yiIntcr ten 5cGn 2ampfcrn, bic
am IL. ticbtRnr ais pCrieHft gcnel-
DIT iuarscn, tcfanoeW ,tdI Elm cngli.
idle. 9ampicr non $500 SUnncn,
bret rrOfc tcipnifuctc SrndJtpnnipier
nnD cin britildcr Compiler OOn g.
500 SoNNe., Der nidlt bCua fnet
mar.
Sen "crid)ten ocrtidlcr S0adl-
bDU;e Sufplge EGbcn oieic bl5Bcr Ii.
@. fpigenbc SdIiIfc Dtrjenfi: eincu
rubetanmcn cualiid)cn Camper UOn
etlun $50 Sunnen, auf Dem iidD
9Snbcie.iti, uno 0nnegtaEG:ea bcian-
bta; bic franjGiiidle SarfenS6lanb"
300 Spnncn, init Sot5 nnS gscit.;
bic fra135Tidcn Seglcr n6unfiante"
mno saint Ninric" mt SiOilea fir
,yranfrei1l; ciRrn 1900 SOuncu-
9amcicr, Ger mt UrrbHlltcn Hiditeru
fubr; bcn raiiiidcu Gampfcr rGes
rera", nit 5000 Sunncn GobIen
fir bic irau5Uiiia)c @I0rirnIitat nm
iirbcn SnmpfCr unO brei SegICr uUn
suIGmmen $4,000 Sannca.
SunOon, II. Sebr. Ser grOhc
1rad,toaripftr gSifric", Gin SGJiii
BON II, 100 Spnnen, lit Ucricnft
nurccn. Sic gr0ftc 8ebr5abl Der
MannIdjait lit gcrettct luUySen,
Gie ubrige bis aeiteru al5 Der,
icnft gcnleI0eten Ganlpier limo: Ser
9lormegcr .@cit~, Der 8rite r6ore'
LAMB, 1850 Gonuen, Der &rite
A0o", 1S7 Sonncn.
eSm &iScriprud fier3n itcht Die
1elSnna pum SlOBOS, OaR geitern
aufer ocr ggfric" Sdliife Oon 5n-
Iammcn 6S03 Sunuen Osrienft
iunrOcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
Nertllliallita ein0etreten.
@iener 3eitnugeu beipreden nmcrifa
niid)e ariie o5ue yeiOcnifnit.

Wien, IA. 5ebruar ii6er GOuoon.
9o6bem ii6 Die erite aufregung ge=
Isgt, beipra9ea bieiige 3eitungen Die
dmerilanii4e &riIe obne GeiOenitaft.
Dem 8erlauf oer Qer6anolungen,
uel6e Smii4en 0isn uno Wafbtn9s
ton i'm 9ange Tn0, iiebt man o6er
nit grOBer Gpannung entge9eu.
s5n Der ameritanii9en 8otidait
IinD teine Qu3ei6en elmer beDOritefeus
BEN Q6reiie 81 ieben. 3pei 2tngeiteLte
baben qcitern 5psi Wienerinnen 9ebei=
rqEet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
NnttlQrnng,
u uc iuer0cll UOn 9ielt>
ter belo Ell.
9entialauO uno 9ImcrIfn ia.

Die 9liiociicrte 9rcIie ner6iicnts
lid)t bcute oel orit1elt Geil eiller Gr.
fldrnn9. Die Ser ocutidc Staats5cFre.
tar 0eS 9eilBern 81. zimmerman
be5iialid) bes gdn5ldjeu N!ongels an
GerbinOlnlgen 3lpilden Ieluiblan0
un0 6en Ger. Stoaten abgob. lSu oen
bei0eu eriten Ieilln Der Grflarna
iuur0e 0aralf bingemieien, ooB
9eutifIono feine 8rlegenDcit babe,
iiCb iiber Die @orgdnge in 0en &er.
Staotcn id)nea unO iider 81 ,nior-
micrcn, mo oab Die Qiitteillngen
eine5 belltifIen Sorreipouoenteu III
ben Ser. Stoaten in 0entidlanU 0ic
6enfbar groBte8erpunOeruug Deruor.
riefen. Ger aorreiponoent hatte
0urd) feline 0robtIolen Gcpcjd)cn
8cutihIono inforuiert, Dob ole uber
2on0on fonuen0en 8epeihen, in
benen Die 8erbufhng 0eS 0eutid]en
@otihafters lm0 Die 25ntcruicrlmd
Der Oeittiden 9totroicn mltgeteilt
lnur0en, erlogen parcn. Or. ;}im.
mermanu erbob in ieiner Gcpcihe
Die gInfIoge, oaB ole BON @aihiug.
ton fomlnenoen Melorngen in 2on.
Don geidlidlt iuor0en ieien.
Der brittle &eil Der GrflGrung
IQutet:
Berlin, IA. Gebruar, orubtIos
nod) SopoiIlc, 6. s. g3a3 Ser Gin.
Orld iiber ioIde 3uitanoe in oen
Ser. Staoteu lit, oariibcr entboIte i'd
mid 0es llrteiles. 4cri6nIid be-
iiirdte i'd. oaB oie 9tmerifauer
ebenIo idIeft orluiert iinb, ipie
mir, lno 3fpdr ourh 0as &euter.
Bureau uno an0ere 9lgenturen.
so babe i'd J. 9. ernite 3lpcifel
Oarii6er, onk Die Sntinde, Oaf @ng.
LAMB einen grufen Sell Der 4Oroice
abgeiperrt nnO nentrale Sdlife mu-
ter GrObnns Der 3erit0rnng gcluGrut
hat, 6ieie 3Dne 81 bcfagreH, in oen
@er. Staaten Jefannt lit. 2ieie
WInfrabme purSe Unn Der engliidlcn
Regicrnng eiaige Sage Dor Der Ser.
UffentIifnna nniercr liafreaeln ge.
trOffen. Die Oentidle Y2afreael mar
cine gntiuOrt anf Die britiidjen Waf.
nabmen nno brDbt Sieielben Sdjritte
nm"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
Gnaliid.isan35Fidc qnlei6f idGt.

Rem Yorf, A. 0c5r 1en bis
Der uie6rigiieu Stan0 erreidte beute
Die englii6-iroujoiiide fintTpro3en,
tiqe arieqsanie.le. 1ie notierte
90I5. 9Roroou & So bo6en iie
aem 9nbliflm III 96 aligehalIl.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
aanan nm - go erInaIl.

gaT5ir 5ton. IA SaHuar. 5qf1n
1T BON Slaais esporiemeut I'M itd}es
res 3eleit fir ben DeutiaeH 80riu!
in 8i1nilr. 6raa3 99rl 5,teInann.
erTu6t Dor6en. 2er 8oniul nil IF
auf oem guu5es SrnnsportIdljf'
-56omos nab Eien Elm. GaiaG,
oeseben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
0roBc Srnppenbcme>
gnm.iCn lit 9cntlI lanO
Sritcn iuIeOer gewOrIen.

Copenhagen, 3. 6ebrunr. Der aOr.
reippnoent Der 9tfo3iierten PreiIe. Der
gelteru bier antom, beri6tsi, bdB in
OeutI6Idno iiberoa groBe 8orberets
tun3en fir pie 6rU6ia6rsofienitUin
getroffeu peroen. Der @iienbabnpers
tebr fir 9riuotperionen puo am 20.
6sbruor b0Gig siugefieLlt rper6en uHe
iit in ben lebten 1ogen ibon lebr etns
geIdrdntt poroen.
Ylan ibIieBt ooraus, bab 0ie biess
idbrige 5riibiabrstampa9uc ebenio
Friib beginner niro pie i'm porigen
Sabre, ba am 90. 5ebruar Der gros
BE Rompf nm 8er6un sroffnet nuroe.
Q9p Der erIte unO Irhnerite S9lng
fallen piro, ipeiB natiirli1 tein
Wleui6, baB er uber fallen miro, peiB
ie0er.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18

0onbon. Il. Sebr. Ger guleri-
foner 5dnes @epuarb. Der elmer
Scr lleberlebenoeu oes britiihen
Ganlpicrs pSaronian", 1T ourd
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-18
energiId al Oct ar5eit.
OeutI6e UauC66oOte Oqlen6en go6en 6ri=
tilG5en jrad)t0ampIer uao dnoue SC5ille.
GonOon uerbeimlidt groRe S6ifsuerInfe.
Admiral Beresforo gibt nFm 3lerImFs unu
100000 Gonuen Im 5tlDs1fru 81.
ROmiraIitdt rcquiriert ms6r S6ife.
Dnoon uerbeilulid)t gro6r SdifsprrIute
ROmiraIitat rcquirtert ms6r S6iAfe.

9eelr gorf, II, 8c6r. Ser boil
lonoiiche Ganpier oGDnnan1 Der
pon eiltern oeutifen tlnterieeboot
3uriidgeihidt muroe, ais es Die tye.
robr3une befobren molIte. lit bier
on8efommen. @8 befonoen iih 20
Nmerifoncr an 9oro. Go3 Sdlift
piro bier bIeiben.