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CLAIMS FOR fxEMP ton RUN
ABOUT 80 PER Cent OF WHOLE

Honolulu Responds Loyalty to Call for Registration for Select
i've Draft and Patriotism is Evident Everywhere Citizens
and Aliens Storm Voting Booths and Women Pin Tficoor
EmbIenls on These Who Register ~. -. ;:
oBLY indeed did Hawaii respond today to the greatest
patriotic duty given 1.-THE registration for the Sc
lective draft. IS. -. :, a>...- >:
Not task eesadng of which meant severe punish
men decree nexorabe but rather the opportunity
and privilege of lifetime young today responded to the
call Of America and humanity. - 4" e. = L.*'=
This patriotism evident 1t showed first
the crowds that booths with the
first blush of day. and later the heat midday SUM-
evident the cheerful spirit with which long lines stood
outside these places sometimes for hours and
of passed from among
them. ssesss - s4
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PROBE
REVEALS NO
g0klPIRA9

ExplQdine 4 report that J4oo11-
IN ail6 we're taking edible fIS1 (ro1l
cold storage and selling 81 IIfIns
them away to q Big Island p||IlI ID
for fertilizer. an inquiry held n 10
yesterday In the court room a Judge
Delbert z. Metzger, district hoeIs-
trate Of South Hilo, showed hat Ne
fish IN question were only bali The
tn had spoiled and could no longer
be used By the professional Jsp.nese
fishermen.
The story OF the inquiry was
brought to Honolulu today By Frank
T.. Blake, member Of the Territorial
food commission, who waB asked ~
Chairman @. q. Bockus ot tie con-
missions subcommittee On fiBh, q
preside ct the hearing while Bloko
was on the Big Island on Q vacation
Perhaps the most Important ro1ILt
Of the inquofy was that tegtIm1Dy
showed that Hilo people believe "a
price Of fish IN Hilo 70 be too hiEf.a 3
hut that on the other hand the prou|
made by the Japanese sampan il6oG1
there DO not seem u be cxc1ssl q
ana Of the two fish markets n W
five or SIX stalls n ebch are en
which would look 40 though the -
It's made are not enough 70 e. ~ 10
more Japanese into the fishing
try. No conspiracy to neeD fisf
up was unearthed, and d .
be made.
we subpoenaed nins
three Japanese, several Il
the Hilo Electric Llehi i
cold storage department
Scott head oyerBeer "
Sugar company" said Uu
Blake tais morning E
SCOTS testimony
had been SIX dump CO
intended for bait WhikA
IN the cold storage pIano&
trio company. hauled TO
company's plantation
storage plant, and that
got the fish Tor the
used for fertiIi1er The
the cold storage plant.
titled differently. and 7DaiS |
or two dump loaf6, = tofak
ton, went out q In 1884,
Commissioners BlaEa hid fho| q
inquiry failed q nIIQN <'tnl' ~
how long the fIsh bah 81 Ia I..n
IN cold storage but hat fIc .III0.
fishermen had been getting 1|I |.
Honolulu for bait nom August ~
70 March 81 this year, t1c0II@ |.I
fish we're scarce e H||o. I|0
spoiled ak1 may have been com.
which Wa brought from H11I' d -
the fishing bokkB could n111 ..
BAH. said NJ. Blake. a M
considcrat'11 ~ tie tsrfI|oI||| ~.
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366 ARE KILLED
1892 HURT, IN
LONDON RAIDS

(Associaasd Prsss by q. 8. nsv1 Communal
catiol seryicel
= ~ y
= LONDON, ing. July, 31.-- I
= Since the war began, three yearst*
y ago, S66 people have been killed !
y and 1889 injured by German air. !
y plane raids on London. During \
= the same period 2l12 were killed 4
= and 1868 injured In ordinary !
y street accidents, according to Q 4
y report made In the house Of COM 4
= mons by Sir George Cave secre- \
y tary for the home department. =
The heavy increase in street \
y accidents IS attributed IN large =
> part to t. darkening Of the y
y streets as q precautionary meas n
= ure against raiding Teuton air :
= planes.
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~ O&n rfauetoeo
Next mail. August (.
From Canadian Ports
Next mail, August 8.
For Canadian Pcrts
Next mail, Aug. IL.
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H|ERCEST BARRAGE fire
} IN HISTORY PAVES WAY
FOR Big ENTENTE PUSH
German First Line Trenches in
Flanders Obliterated By Big
Gums; Infantry Takes Second
Line On Is Mile Front, -

ASSOCIATED Press by q. g. Naval Communication Service)
= 49, ~ 49, y = y =
sR7Ist, rRoNT IN FLANDERS July sf.-Lat. dispatches
tell Of the capture the third
the British and French
: seraI,c stssS' az : wide front = -
oNDoN Ene July 31-Begnnng the fourth year Of the
= titanic struggle on the bloody batthelds Of Europe for
the overthrow auocracy and the planting Of the flag Of free
nations on sure and lasting founaon the Franco British
armies ii Flanders today cpensd terrific onslaught posi-
tions along wide front between Dixmude and Beenghe
Covered By the greatest and most intense baage yet seen
y ke history of the war; the Allied troops swept to victory
he 6r line snchs were oblterated the terrific hail Of
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DIVERS put
TO ROUT IN
SHORT FIGHT
American Warships on Scout.
inc Duty run across German
Sharks After They Had Sunk,
One Steamer and Were 1t
lacking Another

(Associatsd Rress ~ .. >. neVsl oommnnb
- caaion 9aEvieel
Z MEXICAN BASE IN BAiTtetf
~ WATERS, July 3t.-Amefiean
- destroyeFs today snoaoed tee
German u-hosts In . hot running flont,
the dsstroysrs compelling t6e go
tigers 70 submer0e.
The destroyers on scout duty came
on the divers just a. one of them had
sunk Q steamer, and the other was
attacking merchantmen.
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lles.'.,sa ss..: 80, Y 90. =; 8 s1ssl osanaa1

1ks,ot,stst Press ~ .. 8. NAVAL counnnt
onIlon oor4lcol
FETRoGRAD, Russia, July sL-In
the eastern 0aIician front. the Rus
sian armies are sfiffening under the
iron rule Of Kerenslky, and are pre-
sontIne . united front TO the enem7.
Morn Of Husiatxn the SiaFs have
recabtured positions on the river
Zbnocz. and AL attempts or the Ten-
tons TO force passage Of the river
have been frustrated.
pETRocRAD, Russia. July BIZ
Late ndpices from the Galician front
yesterday say zalesldk has been evac
uated By the Russian garrison under
heavy pressure.
Rnmanians have captured several
fortified positions on the PUMA river.
but on the Kimpolung road the Rus
slams have been forced to give ground
before The reinforced Teutons.
LONDON. E6Elard, July s1-Mili-
tary observers here declare the Rus
alan situation = assuming Q more
hopeful aspect Panics are being
r1thlessly suppressed. and deserters'
and spies are being shot n basches.
After the firing squads have com
rIcI|1 their WORK. papers ere pinned
Is the dead bodies which are left
.|.I0 81 ne Highways where they are
. .../'.. The '.6Cri1IIcn H6ho
80. .~||.|I|
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.sld. fEsdlvIdend. tupque,es.


WASHINGTON. p. G.. July 3l.-The'
heat wave sweeping ever the East
Niddle West and West states Is re-
portal one Of the worst IN history.
Msss deaths and prostrations are re-
ported.
CHICAGO, Ill, July S1.Tl6 healtE
a1thorities reported today that
fiEI[ee1 persons had died from the
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U.BOAI Is
IS DAMAGED

(Asfbcstted Hsssg - .. = I|l4 l0.Mnnb
s. cnIIo1 11F1IclI -
CoRU7SNA, Spain. July a The
German submarine VA = anchored
hers. q : danaged con ~
Madrid spsln ~ fs,t|s,
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LONDON. ffS I1'1 ri
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28
SHANNON CoLORED PEOPLE
ENLIST UNDER RED CROSS
BANNER

Shannon, Sept. 25-Officials ant
members Of the local Red Cross aux
iliary, under the able leadership o
their local chairman, Mr.. ]. p DeFor,
organized the negroes of this plac
last Sunday afternoon.
The meeting was held in the negr'
Methodist church in "Guntown," a
the negro section is called. Shor
talks were made by Messrs. ]. F
DeFord, j. j. Weaver, ]. L. Arnold
and Mesdames Mamie Duffer, A. ]
Vaughan and G. M. Johnsey.
splendid talk was also made b
Aaron Shannon, principal of the MI
gro school, who urged the membes
of his race to do their bit for til
soldier boys. He was elected chaiI
man of the negro unit.
A meeting was called for net
Sunday afternoon at o'clock /
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28

Glass is bowed in grief, again we are
called upon to transfer one Of our
members to the roll of the great
class that has gone on before. 1t is
specially hard for us to give up our
friend and co-worker, Mr.. j. w.
Hoyle, since he was bound to us by
the closest ties, having been until
two weeks ago from the time of its
organization a most faithful and 10y
al member of the Wesley Class; one
who was identified with the class in
every way, whether as quiet, unas-
surfing member, or an officer in the
full discharge of his duties, or in
giving his means to finance the be-
nevolent and Christ like activities
undertaken by the class from time to
time. His place is indeed vacant,
and we shall sadly miss him in the
days to come, therefore, be it re-
solved;
1. That we strive to emulate the
virtues of Mr.. Hoyle, also that we
redouble our efforts in doing the
works of Him who sent us while 1T
is yet day, knowing that the night
cometh when no man can work, and
to, knowing that it may come to US
suddenly and without warning like a
thief in the night.
2. That we bow in humble sub
| mission to the decree of our heav-
enly Father who in his infinite wis
dom hath removed him from our
midst, knowing that he is too good to
| be unkind and too wise to err and
knowing that all things work together
for good to those who love the Lord.
8. That we tender to his grief
stricken wife our much loved teach
er, the tenderest sympathy OF class
and commend her to Him who alone
is able to bind the bruised and bleed
ing heart and who only can sustain
her hour of deep distress.
4. That copy of these resolu-
tons be spread on the minutes of the
Wesley Class and copy be sent to
Mrs. Hoyle and a copy to the Tupelo
Journal for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
! Mrs. c. W. Hall,
Mr.. j. Fl. Strain,
! Mr.. J. W. P. Boggan,
Committee.
For Job Printing see the Journal.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ON SEPT. 9, 1917.


There are events in the history of
every individual and Of every organ
ization whose meaning we may not
question or attempt to interpret.
In the presence of the sorrow that
comes to our hearts in the loss of a
friend, we stand with bowed head
and Submissive heart, knowing that
God is over all and that while Ellis
ways are past finding out, "He doeth
all things WE'LL"
Only two Sundays ago our friend,
Mr.. J. w. Hoyle, was with us; today
his seat is vacant. We appreciated
his loyalty while he. was with US,
we are saddened that we shall see
his face no more.
The Methodist Sunday School of
Tupelo has lost faithful member.
His untiring service and retiring dis
position made him an acceptable CO.
laborer. He was man of strong
character and loving heart, faithful
to trust
We would show our love and APP
probation of his worth Be it re-
solved:
/. While his vacant place fills
our hearts with sarness, we humbly
submit to the will of Him who made
and loveth all.
2. We mourn the loss of his SYM
pathetic presence among us. May
God help us to press forward with
renewed effort to the Sunday School
work which he encouraged.
3. To the bereaved wife who has
given so much love and power in
service to our Sunday School, we eX-
tend our tender and sincere sympa-
thy and commend her to the God of
infinite love ''who doth not afflict
willingly" and who promises, "What
| do thou knowest not, but thou
shalt know hereafter"
Mrs. t. M. Clark,
Mrs. r. A. Weaver,
Miss Irma Harper,
l.. M. Boyle,
Committee
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
WESLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS
MIR. ]. w. Hoyle.
Again the head of the Wesley
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28

more thoroughly organize them, and
to make another appeal for mem
bership. This make the fourth unit
to the Shannon auxiliary that has
been organized Besides the negro
unit of 16 members, Brewer unit has
23 members, Old Union has SO mem
bers and Pleasant Grove has 20
members, running the total of Shan
non auxiliary up to 24O members.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28
GODS ACRE.

| like that ancient axon phrase which
calls
The burial ground Gods Acre! 1t is
just;
It consecrates each grave within its
walls,
And breathes benson Ger the
sleeping dust.
Coils Acre! Yes, that blessed name
imparts
Comfort to those who in the grave
have sown
The seed that they had garnered in
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28

their hearts,
Their bread of life, alas! no more
their own
Into his burrows shall we all be cast,
IN the sure faith that we shall rise
again
At the great harvest, when the arch
angels blast
Shall Winnow, like fan, the chaf
and grain.
Then shall the good stand in immortal
bloom
In the fair gardens of that second
birth;
And earth bright blossom mingle its
perfume
With that Of flowers which never
blcomed on earth.
Henry w. Longfellow
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood, and builds up the sys-
TEN. a true tonic. For adults and children, 6Oc
The Tupelo journal., 1917-09-28

For Job Printing see the Journal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
GbeSwana6=@eieBe.

Die auneDmenbe 8erminoerlIng Der
@eburten in 6rantrei9 iInO bic pros
pagdn0a 0uounIten bon gcIeben, Die
bic @eD0Iterung Derbinoern follen, ges
BEN g. qica Gelcgenbeit, i'm r@conps
militia ben' Stolia mobsrna" an dlte
@cIebe, bic oeu G1s3pang be5pedten,
au erinnern. &ein @o1 bat DielIeidt
bic Seili9feit oes ebeli6en 8unoes
me6r eefeiert, ais Die gerfer; teine
&eligion bat bic Gbe beItimmter ges
foroert, inbem Iic oie @bemdnuer Oiel
bD6er einI9Gbte ols ole Sunggeiellen,
bic Wfuiter piel bober als bic Sung
frau. @ei ben Suben muBte, per oos
5pan5igItc 9lltersjabr iiberI9ritten
battle, unbebingt beirateu, uno Die
Stren9e gegen 2eoige mar 10 groB,
oaB 5upeilen ale biejenigen, Die niGt
0eitig eenug an bic Si9erung ibres
@eI9le1tes geoabt batien, tpie Wl0rs
Der bebanbelt lpuroen. 2Dturg Ihlob
betannilid6 ale Sunggeiellen bon DFs
fentli9en unO militariT6en 9lemtern
aus, ebenIo bon ben @orItelunsen unb
Sffentliben Gpielen. @ei eeipihen feis
erIi@en 9lnIa6eu puroen Die lportaHi,
fden sunggeIelen bem Spott bes Doll
tes auseeiebt unO in pro0ehiou nodt
iIbsr bic OffentIideu pIdBe gefii1rt.
plato mar eegeu lie uuerbiitlib uno
i'm Is9ten 9uHs ieiuer n@eiebe" be-
Ieet er fie nit elmer guBe. Sebr itreng
iparen bic r0miI9eu @eieBe, uuS f9ou
felt Der 3eit bon Serpius Suuius
purbeu Mitpsu, Die iih ni9t gum
apeiten Waale berbeirateten, gebilBt;
Die @uBenseIDer purben fir Die Sns
itanobaltung Der pferbe Der nGquites"
(Ritter) berpertst. Gamilus pang
na1 Der 9elagerung BON @eius bic
SuuegeIeaen, bic @itpen Der i'm
ariegs gefalleueu Solbatsu gu beirus
ten, RoiIer 9tueuitus enoIi4 ertldrte
SunggeIelen ols erbunfGbig unb be-
Iobnte tinoerrei9e Batter, UNI 70 bic
8iirger 5ur @be an3ufeuern.
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NlRnnatOg glrMee.

3u ben penigen 2Gn0ern @uropos,
oie pom Rriege unberiibrt geblieben
iinb, geb0rt ou9 Der rGtaat" Wlps
naco. 9lber pGbrenb ielbIt bic neus
tralften g1eutruIen ipenisItens infOfern
bon bem &risgsfieber beriibrt purs
ben, oIs iie auf cine fOrtlpabrenoe
@eritGrtung ibrer Militdrtraft be-
ba@t rareu, geTGab In Monaco GEE
rabe oas @egenteil: bic 9lorrei9e ORR
NEE bon Nlonaco, Die ia i9on friiber
nidbt an llebcrfiilung litt, 1T infolse
6es Welttrieges - oufgel0it porbeH.
limb bies geIbab auf foIgenbe WeiIe:
9ie @arniTon BON Wlonaco beiton0
aus 200 duBerit trieeeriI4 ausIebens
ben SOloaten, Die itol3 un0 aufre9t
in ibren nidt INNER tabellofen llnts
formen umbersingen unb ibre eIGns
5enOen Selme in Der Some Oes Siis
bens funteln lieben. Sbr 0ienlt be-
f9rGntte ii9 bauptfG9lib ouf
.@brenpa9en" uno mar ben auf ben
Sperettenbii6nen porgefiibrten Milis
tdrparabcn ni9t unG6nli9. Inter
bieIen lmItGrben fubrtsn Die 200 tas
pferen &rieger Elm nabrbaft paraoieiis
f9es 2eben, I'm oas ale Solbateu
Der Delt iie BON SeroeH beneiOen
tOnnteu. Sie beitie9en ieir qferb, Oa
ein ein5iger @alopp iie Iofort an bic
@ren5en bes 4anbeS gebra9t batte.
Sic batten aug be9reifliben geogras
pbiI6en @riinoen teinerlei beI9pers
lt6en @urnilouspe9fel ou befiir9ten.
llnb ibre Man6per beI9rdntten ii9
ouf bet0mmIide, tIeiue GpaSiergdnge
iiber aebn ailometer, pobei Der 0tiids
aug uatiirlid glei9 nit inbesriffeH
mar. Qlber iebe Serrlicbteit bat elm
@nbs; Oas muBtsu aud Die SOIooten
BON MOnacO einieben, als Der Meltz
frieg ausbra9. 9ie Supferen, bic
frieoIib in Monaco gu blsiben eebofft
batten, ipuroen = ba Iie tells frans
o0Iif9er, tells italieniI9er Naiionalis
tat paren II bon ben graufamen Mlis
IitGrbe6Drben i6rer WlutterldnOer eins
ee3o9en. 60 purbe Die 9lrmee BON
MonaCo in ale Winbe gebluien.
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@ipS aI8 g8aiGtmittel.

9(n SteIle bon SeiTe benubt prof.
@o9t bonn llniDerlitdtSinItitut fir Srs
t6opdote in GerIin, ipie in Der n@euts
fden Mebi0inif9en Mo9enI9rift" be-
ri9tet ipirb, f9on felt mebreren Sab
ren gemablenen SauO unb neuerOingS
feiues neutrality-suspicious., pie es our
Seritellung bon @ipsDerbGnben @ers
lpenOung finbet, gum 9aetnieeu Der
0Gnoe. gleben Dem Mai9beden itebt
cine tleine S9iiKel nit bem @afbpuls
Der, uno in bieIes iper0en bic bor9er
gut angefeu9teten 9dnoe siugetau9t
unb bann pie beim MaIben nit Seifs
Gneinanoergeriebeu Qtu9 bic naKe
SanbbiirIte miro in bas MaI1pulOer
eingetdu9t unO Damn lpie gep0bnli9
ge6rau9t. Sci @erpenbung Don ipors
mem MaKer 1T bic Jeinisuug, rein
GuBerlicb betru9iet, febr griinOIi9, iie
bauert ollcr0ings aud etpa oe6n Wlis
nuteu. Sintenfleden, SOOtinttur unb
onbere llnreinigteiten Oerf9pipOen
bolItGnOis, unb uu9 Die teimt0tenbs
Mirtung 0sS Gjipfes icbeint eripieIeu,
oa na9 Go9ts Qtugabe bieIe Dirt bes
MaIdens Der SdnOc ii9 bel Oielen
Sunberten bon aTeptiTben Operotionen
i'm 2aufe Der Sabre eldnoeuO bepdbri
BAT, berart, baB in teinem Sale eine
St0rung beS uleptiI4en Munoperlau'
fes beobadtst iperOen tonnte. Sn Der
beutisen 3eit Der Seifennot unb bea
bIiibenoen @aIbmitteIi9pinoels ioutt
man fi9 Oes lei6t erbaltlic6en Sips.
pulbers bebieneu. bas Dei9 1T unb biz
9aut nibt angreift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
v9tr franfe SO1ann."

Sunoert pldne sur 9tufteiIuns Der
Siirtei betitslt iib elm Bud, bas Der
rumduiI9s Diplomat 3. 8. 0iupara
1914 in paris per0ffeutli9t bat. Gr
beIpridt Der Gei6e na9 bic qldns
uller groBen 0tplpmaten unb Regens
ten unb Gel0berru aus ben abselaus
Tenen feds Sa6rbunberten (1280 Biz
1919, Die fi9 nit Dem @ebonien ges
trogen bdben, oie Siirfei 5u 5ertriins
mern uno ouf5uteilen. 9eionoeres
SntereTe baben bic 2eilungsplGne
2ubpig bes @ier5ebnten BON 6rants
reid, peter bss @roben, bes Ipaniiden
Rarbinals unO MiniIters gllberoni,
SoIepb bes 3peiten unb &otborina Der
3peiten, RaiIer 9lapoleons uno
9lleron6ers, SalleDralos uno Metters
ni6s. Q(ber ale 2eillIngsplGne Ibeis
terten an Dem. baB OeIterreib o6er
s5rontrei9 ober gfuBlanb gu mG9tig
'piiroe uno 6aB ieber OieTer Stoaten
RpnItontinopel baben ippllte, ober es
Dem anoeren tpenigItens ni6t g0nnts.
RapoIeon ioete nod auf Selena: sd
bate oas tiirtiI9e Rei9 nit RuBlano
ieilen t0nneu; bic Srage Durbe mebr
als einmal be1pro9en; ipas ole Siirtet
rettets, mar &onitantinopeI." =
SallebronO fiir9tete bas mG9tig tpsrs
ben6e HuBlanb, ebsnTo Metternidb, iie
iporen fir cine StGrtung SeIterrei9s,
sbentuell follts 6as olte bpaantif9e
Rei6 pieber erneuert iperbeu. Ser
fran30IiIde prGlat uno Diplomat De
prdot parnte Dor Der flapiI9en @ss
fabr unb tpoIlte elm grobes driItli9es
8altonrei9. Gs toudte aud Der @es
Oante an ein ferbii1es RoiIerreib ouf
ober on cine Qluftsilung Der Siiriei
in Is ober 10 tleinere Reide ober in
Elm eriedif9es, ierbifhes, buIgariI6es,
olbanilbes un0 mooe0onii9es pds
triar6at. DieIen @ebanten fpru9
Wlatbias Ban 1855 nod aug. 1898
Iegte @resnib ben plan Dor, Den Ball
ian in 5pei Sdlftsu 3u teilen. in osuen
Selierreid uno Rumdnien cine 9(rt
SbsrbObeit geuieBen ionten. Dorauf
antpOrtete Der 9RuKe GorIoff nit bem
pIaue. Seiterreib auf5uteilen unb ben
8aItan gum groBen Seile rufHb Su
MAIDEN. 1904 taudte Der plan zines
Observation-Disclosures unter Der 6iibs
rung Staliens auf. 9lber an Der
Syrage; .gBer fon &OuItantinOpeI be-
iiben9" IGeiterte Der glan. 9a brd9te
1913 Rolp6 be Reriet nod einsn plan.
ndmli9 &Onitantinopel 6em papFe
5u eeben, Ser bort 5piIdbeu 5pei Dels
ten feline Regierttng ausiiben ioa. =
Ser MeIitrieg bat al oteie pIdue 5ers
triimmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
Gaflidfeit.

g6te r@aRli9teit" breitet einen
feinen, pobliuenoen S9immer iiber
bos Sous in Dem iic geiibt miro. gidt
etipa @aitfreibeit! @aiffrei fein beiBt
oft nn6 biele MenI9en Bel iicb Iez
ben! r@afli9teit" 1T mebr bebt,
i6nen Iein eisenItes Seim 0ffnen, es
ibneu be6ugli1 unb beimiT9 oarin
MAIDEN. Dus 1T gar ni9t etpu 10
bGufig. 8, mir Ieben ale germ
@dfte Bel unS, iorgen, bab es ibnen
gut geIGat, I9medt unb betommtl Die
g@oItli6teit", Die mir meinen. be3iebt
iib aber faIt gar nidt ouf bic foges
nannte grpBe @eIeligteit, Die Sous
perS, Diners uno @Gle Der Sailon =
uno erIei6iert atmet man auf ipenn
Ole IeBte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ooriiber
1T. = @ir benten bier an ben ius
timen &reis, bic guten Sreuube, Die
Meuiden fiir's Ser5. Die itb Bel uns
po6lfiiblen, bic inner ipieoertommen
Iplen Die mir ni9t nit Der ii6liden
pbroIe empfaneen. Wlit Dabr3uftiger
6er3Ii9teit, nit einem 6dnOeorud
empFdngt bic bornebme Grau Die
sgreunoe i6reS SaufeS. llno in Der
Qlrt mebr nlpie" fs fe aufnimmt 5ei9t
iie ibre ,,@aRlibteit." @Gren iie
AUDI erit einmal Bel ibr gepeisn, iie
tennt ibre Neieungen, 2iebbabereien,
ipsib, no fie ssrr iibeu, tpie iie ibren
See nsbmen, fart Oper fhpo3, nit
Ober obne 3uder - ob iie rauden
ufp. uTp. oas 1T bic feinite
@9meibeIei, tpsun man fib it6neII bic
Gigenf9aftsn feiner Safe merit uno
bana6 ri9tet, bieie miro uiemals libel,
eenommen! lIeber bas @heH gu
reoen III fl9ou lanse ni9t nebr Site.
Die ebteHe iinO iperiOoliIe Goitz
Iidteit 5eist iiG aber peoer i'm @ors
leben nod g6tigen uIp., ionoern in
benz INNER fir feline Iieten 9etdnnten
8ereitlein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-03
SuuOetrene
glus bsn neIopOnbriefen eines ONi

9lus ben 8elopOitbriefen eines Diff
siers;
9ierfrsunbe oiirfte Elm San BON
Sunbstreue intereKiereu, Der ii9 an
Der ruiTiI9en Srout bei einem rei9s.
beutfden 0ReIerOes Snfanterie-Re e9imeni
ougetro9sn Fat. Ia9 einem ruiIiTbsH
9tnsriff seiuug e8 Dem Teiuoe, in bi,
6eutfGen GrGbeH eiH0ubringeu. Sier'
bsi fiel aud Elm beutftber Offi8ier.
Better eines l90nen, OeutIben S9d,
ferbuuoes. Der Sunb bate elmer
S9uB In ben biHtereu rs6tsn 2auf err
balten unb iammerte DOR S9mer3sn,
Drei Gtunoeu IpGtsr bemd6tieten 1id
bic DeutIden I'M gegenangriff bes ers
oberten @rdbenS. rluo mas foben iieq
gleben Der 2eibe oes Sffi0iers lag bel
9uub, oen Qauf nit einem ruiIiI1sn
@erbonb perIebeu. Die treuen glugen
oes 9isres poren unOsrpanbt auf Iet,
nen totem 9errn geri1tet, uno nur mil
@efpali tonnte man es pegreiBen. Der
tiefe Summer Der SunosYeele ltanO in
ben Idmer5ber5errten 2i4tern gu Ie,
fen. Sosdr bei einem bur9 ben
&rieg abeeIhmpfteu Solboten muBte
tA cine Srdns bemerier, 70 riibrte ibn
Der 9lnbIid bes treuen Sieres. SEPT
miro Der fir INNER Iabme 9unb ali
MunId Der 9tngeb0risen Oes gefalIes
nen OffSiers Su ibneu rdd DeutIha
LAMB gebru1t. gr iIt Der einoige 3eusI
bes Sooes Ieines Serrn.