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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-21
WOMEN'S CLUB
MAKES RECORD
They Fill Real Need and Women Are
Benefited by Working in Them
TO Raise Stand
ards

In this most enlightened age It Is
conceded by men and women general
" that women's clubs are filing
real need; and that any normal woman
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-21

After four years. of 4 n5slEIIsdel
AGAINST coal carrying roads ss,tIe
n secured compromise s,t !,
ment by which coal rates ar ,o,,nfs %
cents 4 ton. The saving alii ,ssr TIE
e. 900 600 annually, but whe.ns;it z
dasIer or the consumer ses
mains to be settled
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-21

to the poor and helpless and '''A
well.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

viii Have Missionary Institute.
An INSTRUMENTATION mission.
airy institute will DO held in Detroit
during the week OF Oct S. under the
auspices OF the Missionary Institute
committee. composed OF represen-
tAtives from different religious or
ganizations OF the city
A program OF special interest has
been arranged The leaders In the
Institute are Or Frederick a Agar,
methods secretary OF tho Northern
baptist convention Mrs Lydia Lord
Davis. OF Oherlin. O.. who viii con
duct lecture class FOR women in
the afternoons and young people In
the evening. and Mrs Z r. Latham
81 Ann Arbor There VIII be a class
for minister's, which viii meet dur
ing the institute week at the Young
Mems Christian association tbis
class has been arranged DEAL
especially with the pastors re ton
shlp 20 tho missionary enterprise
Leaders viii be Robert r Wilder.
of New York recently OF LONDON
Dr Agar and DV Minot O. MORGAN
ot tha FORREST Presbyterian church
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

TO SPEAK HERE

Detroit will entertain a party OF
outgoine Baptist missionaries sun
day The party viii be made up
~ newly-appolnted missionaries and
veterans who Nave been on o fur
ough and now are returning TO for
gn lands The Rey n Frank
n. u ID. foreign secretary of the
american BsptAt Foreign Mission
1ciety. OF Boston. viii conduct me
narty 20 San Franc.scoi FROM where
Will sail oct "a
The missionaries IN the party
ars The Rev ST. r HARTLEY, who
wiz engage 3n eNuUpeNsuc wurk n
fse Bengal-Orissa mission He VIII
accompanied Uy Mrs Hartley
lGe Rev u : Phhpott. Who Nil
Engage 10 evangeh,tc work in bur.
ua and wil d. accom- panied hy
Nr. Phruott. The Rev James Ire
owls. WHO Will engage IN evangei-
uc work Ia Burma Mcs Lewis
Vil accompany him the Res q ]
Gels. who will 20 90 Myitky.ua, Bur
ma. Mss Ella &. Bond, who VIII
IS 10 Tara
SUNDAY morning The party w.il be
divided among several Baptist
churches The entire party Hii De-
t the First Baptist church ~
clock WHOM addresses and q re
aq'ion wil he-gifcn fQ which thc
public Ia invited In Tho evening
he larger portion 81 the party with
D. f'~nntflfu vellt DgrtfUr eliza Trlrit
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
To
WATCH ITS
'SAMMIES'
Methodists VIII Follow
Boys Into the
Trenches
PROGRAM is
VERY ELABORATE
Each Soldier To Have
big Brother" In
Church
BY the RELIGIOUS RAMBLER

The Methodist Episcopal church
is following 10000 OF her braVsst
sons 10 the colors In the army can
tonments. To the naval training
camps, in the war zone itself these
10000 viii soon be IN the midst
OF a transformation in modes Of
living. They are being turned from
civil 10 military life from clerks
and farmers boys 20 naval gnnneEs
and army trench diggers. from
schoolboys 70 sharpshooters, from
factory laborers 10 warriors abDy a
the clouds and beneath the seas
They are 10 the critical period OF
transformation from home TO bar
racks, from school 70 drill ground
Their companions. their surround
ings, their lsbors viii not be OF
their own choosing
Back home, these 10000 youths
were "Epworth leaguers. ushers IA
their churches. singers in the choirs.
students IN the church's schools and
academies. In the midst OF The
moral training period these youths
.s<-e -sff--f-----fv-vr ru7T5 arI TrS
direct influence and adjust them
selves TO a life which Is not only
new 10 themselves. but new 20 their
nation.
Little wonder that these young
men are being made 20 realize that
the hardest battles they viii have
10 fight will be with themselves
less wonder that the church has
awakened 10 the responsibility
placed upon II by the war-the re.
sponsibility OF insuring that the
young recruit. while he r. being
made a good soldier Will remain
good man.
This In the task which has start
% the Methodist Episcopal church
on pretentious program OF actiy-
files. involving svery church OF the
denomination. A majority OF the
churches already have been given
the opportunity TO contribute 20 the
$3.50 900 fund 10 begin the war
work. Thru the board OF home
missions and church extension
which is directing the effort. camp
churches are being established
chaplains detailed 10 army and navy
posts, local churches in the vicin-
ity OF environments strengthened
for the tremendous service and op-
portunities soon 10 be theirs. Brief.
ly, here are some of the tasks which
Methodism has outlined for herself.
Make each Methodist church az or
near a cantonment a social center
for the soldiers OF the canfonHent
Equip Methodist chaplains in the
army and navy. and provide salaries
and equipment for the volunteer
Methodist Episcopal chaplains in the
officers training camps.
Erect special buildings near can
comments where there Is no Meth
odist church
Supplement the salary OF the pas
tor OF q church near a cantonment
or provide assistant workers FOR
him.
Provide special sermons IN the
camp churches by noted preachers
OF the denomination.
Conduct. with other denomina-
lions, census OF the camp popuis
ton. thus 10 determine the church
preference OF each young man In
camp, and follow this census by
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
RABBI FRANKLIN
GETS G1I1 ! s - 4 SS5+tS5Ff ; ~ Nj

Due 70 the increasing activities
undertaken by Temple Beth FL and
the growth in membership. TIE Con
gregation has elected an assistant
o Rabbi Franklin The man chosen
Is Rabbi Samuel :. Mayerherr.
r. ent graduate Of The Hebrew
7 Mon college and % the University
NJ Cincinnati Rabbi Naverberg was
assistant In The department OF 20.
li'ical and social science IN IRE Uni
yersity OF Cincinnati and rs q STU.
dent ofilc.ated minister f0r r con
gregation AZ Huntington. W va
The formal installation services
ot Rabbi Mayerberg viii taka riece
Sunday evening az 7-30, IN connec-
ton with The services Incident 20
the opening ~ The Feast or Taher.
nacles The charge 70 the new
minister Will be delivered by Rabbi
Franklin Rabbi Mayerberg Viii re-
spond. and E short address VII De
delivered by Louis Welt. president
OF CONGREGATION Beth El A fne
musical program under rhe dIrec.
ton OF William Rowland. has been
prepared The installation VII be-
followed by a reception under the
joint auspices OK the Young Peo
pies society and ne Woman's Aux.
Miary association of the temple
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

BIBLE SCHOOL
WILL REOPEN

The Detroit Training School for
Bible Teachers win open for its
fourth yesr on Tuesday evening.
Oct. This IS school designed
especially FOR the training OF sun
day school teachers. and is conduct
ed under the auspices ~ the Wayne
County Sunday School association.
II meets every Tuesday evening dur
ing the winter season IN the lecture
room OF the First Presbyterian
church. and special courses OF study
are provided 20 meet the needs OF
teachers in every department Of the
Sunday school
This year there win be two
courses of Bible study A class in
How we got our bible" will be
taught BY the Rev Platte T Am
stut1 OF the Church of the Covenant
and one IN The iffe and epistles OF
Paul" VII be taught by II. W Ho-
beke. who is NE missionary super
intendent Of the Wayne County sun
day school association Mr. Hobeke
viii also teach a class during the
second period. In The principles
OF missionary education" Mrs P
p. Stair will conduct class In mis-
sionary education fer the second d.
vision
F. s. Cooling. Jr, is dean % the
school, and Miss Ida Blick. secre-
tsry Of the Wayne County Sunday
School association. Is registrar.
are now being re-
ceived a. she once Of the Associa-
ton, 40. 1914 Kresge building
Prtntinr--th- plain neat kin,i--that
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
CHURCH NOTES

The Rev sAius Clam Atklns woo
T7s FeTITHed % DE pastorate - The
First Congregational church sfter
ar absence Of seven years viii
preach his hrEt Sermon since accept
ing the call 20 the church sunday
morning when he Will take Tor biz
topic Again In the evening rr
Atkins VIII speaH on For God go
loved the world that re gave
A series of evans, stlc services
Will begin sunday in the Swecish
Baptist church 90 continue daily.
except Saturday until Oct - under
the auspices ~ TIRE Christian N's-
slonary alliance The Rev W r
Rev r. l. Bower. % cleveland, viii
Be the speakers Meetings viii bN
held every evening az go o'clock
and Sundays az and 7 20 o'clock.
Central Methodist sunday school
viii hold So fall rally sunday Sept
20 a. i1 o'clock noon John A. Tory
~ Toronto Will be fhe principal
speaker A feature - the exercises
Will be the dedication of moving
rspeek on THE chris stan man and
his relation 20 the war"
The sunday morning service IN ~
Fnrt.sf Preshvterlau church win be
held A. 1870 instead u II o'clock
The W0man's association VIII holfs
its regular meeting Monday az 30
o'clock "wednesday. The women %
the church and conFTeza tion viii
sew AL day for ths Ped Cross. The
James Tcv class m orRanfzat'ou or
vnuru men connected with fhs F'hle
schrci. viii give supper N1n6ar
evening AZ o'clock new teacher
vrfIf 30 chosen and plans FOR The conn
frr wear discussed The rsgular mid
week ppz-er meeting Wetus sdsy VII
- preceded ~ the t~echerT supper
and study hour Hiss Sara Oliver r. n
charge ~ the supper
"a voice from the underworld" -
~. subject ~ No Sunday ever'r =
sermon u TIE Rev LLOYD y Miller ~
rhe woodward ave Christian church
The sermon "a called forth ~ let
,er received from n wurna ~ the un-
fe~worif N Response % me s-rr1 on
'~z-Ice and ftr remedy" The pastor
VII read the letter IN the service az
subject THE se-t and 'he sowsr
The Rev william Hiram Fou1kes
will preach IN the JsTsrson ave.
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
- ~ o'clock OF Fouikes sermon
last Sunday touched ~" hearts ~ MS
hearers IN a striking wav His 1rrr
belief IN the righteous cause tNe
United states has urfer'a ken IN 'he
great war has won FOR hin the most
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

letter 20 each Methodist soldier in-
viting him 20 the local church
Eyangelisuc meetings Ia The
church near the camp, or Ia taben
nacles erected by The churches co
operating ia the war work. Com.
muuion services for The enlisted
men
Connect each soldier and sailor
with, a big brother" In The church
back home
Post Ia each church az honor
rolI" with The names az members
who have volunteered in their ma.
tons service
Before ,hls program Was planned
the war emergency committee ot The
Methodist board OF home missions
and church extension made q sur
ven % V-onditicns az and near army
cantonments AM training stations
The committees recommendation.
therefore. are made on a basis Of
actual needs.
one development % The WAY pro
gram points sign hcantly 20 the ap
Droach of union between The Mctho
dist Episcopal churches north and
south It has been arranEed that
in cities like san Antonio, Texas.
where there are churches ~ both
divisions 90 DE denomination. ire
two divisions viii unite IN The work
among the soldiers IN southern
cities. IS Augusta Ca where troops
from northern states are encAmped'
and where The Methodist churches
are affiliated with the southern az.
vision. the northern church Wi!i
send workers there 20 cooperate
with the churches nearest the field
For several weeks. leaders OF the
denomination have been devoting
their energies 70 the carrying out Of
this program. Bishop Josepf F
Berry, who IL president OF the board
OF home missions and church ex-
tension. and Or n y Fursythe.
CORES ponding secretary, made Il
their summers task other boards
and organizations within the de-
nomination are directing their &C
nviues toward the same end.
The Epworth league. for example
has undertaken 70 see that each
Methodist soldier. sailor and ma
rine. has a copy OF the New Tesla.
ment IN his kit A special KHAKI.
bound edition has been published
for distribution among Methodist
enlisted men, with the following
message on,the ~ leaf from Dr W
= = l------ = ------ =. = -
league
This Testament In a little re
membrance from the home chapter
OF the Epworth league They viii
keep your name on the honor roll
roster Of the soldier boys on the
wall OF the league room AZ home.
And every Sunday evening their
white thought viii ascend Ike a
dove 70 the allseeing Father for
you"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
Reception To New superintendent.

Nt~CFhDF 10 VIEW pcftfrrflC 2 Ftt
Tuesday evening OCT s, w the
Woodward ave Baptist church house
VII be held The quarterly meeting
OF the Detroit Baptist union This
meeting viii be something distinct
" out OF the ordinary AZ this tins
The superlntendency of the Rev H.
C. Gleiss. lately called from Pitts
burgh. begins Mr. Gleiss "a recog-
niSed az one Of the ablest admisis
traitors OF city evangeliIstion in the
great cities. There viii be re-
ception for Mr and Mrs Gleiss
from 20 : O'Clock Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 3 A dinner VIII be served
and after a brief business meeting
an address viii BE- given by Mrs.
c VI. Carter, on "The call OF the
city" supt Gleiss viii speak on
What we Baptistr propose 70 DO
about n"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
NeGreeor Tnssitute rroErnm.

sunday fha Rev. Neios Krank
sf-Hier Worfay test monies Mrs.
Trreaffne C'udnore singer TuAsdav
fhr Raw n T Akin. HIGHLAND PARK
hWethnftst veuhg rafies quartet
NinEera wednesday ttssfrnoniss
Mrs Van c-hanrk SINCE rhurafav
tho rfr fre 81 cha nrrnn ~ fisher
Nfrrrrrfaf MrfhsfIaf sneafer nr
Bid. singer Friday. Illustrated a.
dress Mlss Martin. singer Saturday
fe~tirnouf-a
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
GETTING Good

Wife-Don't you think Marie
shows marked improvement
Husband Oh. much II ! didn't
know y was her I would think n
VAS The piano tuner fixing The
thing.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
PREseYreRlAN

Divine Worship with Preach
ing at 1890 "A. m. and Z 80
b. m
Morning Theme-"Ihe Law Of
Harvest. -
Evening Iheme-"W What Shall
We Eat ?'
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
DETROIT CITY MISSION
DETROIT CRY MISSION
DON'T MISS THIS

Mel E. Trotter. of Grand Rapids, the great Mission
Man, will speak
Harold Jarvis, Detroit's favorite Tenor, and
Chicago's Most Popular Quartet will sing
Come Sunday afternoon, Sept 30th, at o'clock,
Light Guard Armory, and bring your Billy
Sunday Song Books along.
DETROIT CITY MISSION.
Corner Larned and Brush. d. c. STUCKY, Supt.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

Prfuttne-fhe Dtein .~sf kpnd---shst
- rfgAt--Tfysee Jsb D~vf.-Wsfu ss9o.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

Prtntin She plain neat kini--that
IL righf--Tirnes Job D~pt,--Hsin 452o.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

rh~ weekly meetings % he . r.
r. c. will begin Sunday AZ 2 o'clock
noon 81 the class rooms - the -Four
teeuth-ave. Baptist church.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

The cornerstone % III new Graz.
Reformed church on the East 0ranf
blvd near Chene-st. will be lad
Sunday afternoon AZ , o'clock Tho
Rev Cecil A. Albright, pastor Of ths
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

IN preparatlon Tor a ChriFtmas IN
feav0r rally Sunday. Oct - Ia th-
noui-varf Congregational church. q O.
Christian Endsavor society % thsf
church will hold q special rnsstina
sunday evening Goidia Peters viii
speak on Home mission work anon p
II. migrants There VII BE- sup
per and conference % the society ~
ne church puriors Monday -vsnin =
a. s.l5 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

The Scotch ave Baptfsf chgrrf
viii observe Sunday Is rally am
state missions day The Rev Jane
r. Goodman viii speak in ~ morn
fng on Five Roman Jewels" and o.
The evening on ~FRmous hymns and
their wrifers"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

70 VIII be rally ny N the First
Prrgn yterisu church sunday uornin r
ana fh- services will Be held a.
10 - o'clock There viii he an a.
dress BY The pastor. the Rev Joseph
vance and special exercises By
fhs Hihf~ school A. 30 clock DR.
W r. henderson. ~ NE Tn'verrity
~ Michigan will speak on Modern
science and the bible"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29
Grand Riyer nc. Bantist

10 90 a m - Sure Foundation
-.80 q III The Wonder W rFer"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

The Rev James Davis MscDouaid
vii sneak sunday morning IN High
land Park preHhyterfau church on
'.ffhriFtfan sfucation " and IN shs eve
ninF on ~Frser sacrifice
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

The Rev Russell n Br.ady. q
Pontiac. viii address, tho bible class
rally IN the Sunday vospsrs at (
o'clock in the y " O. A Ralph
wallace VIII sing Following the
social hour and tes an Informal fare
we'll RECEIPT on Tfii be held FOR Mss
Amy 3 Gordon rel vlcus work sec
Rotary % the arscciafion. who leaves
shortly 20 DO religious work among
Red Gross nurses In France
The Detroit times., 1917-09-29

ey and Joseph tampau ayes '
ave charge Of the ceremonies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
9tiruanOru Der Slnttiitn.

Die nieiItsn SautfliigIer baben 5tpis
f9eu Oen groBen Bacettenoueen, bic
bsioerisits bss &Opfes fbsn. nod ios
genonnte Soelen. Stirns o0er Wle-
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na9 bem 3peG oieIer Orgone ipar bis
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gel0It. Der beriibmte Neutrality-suspicious.
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glun puroe aber feiteeltellt, oab berz
nrties Oaeuen fait nur BEL IoIdsn Sns
Iettsn bortommen, bic gut fliegen t0ns
men; ia, nit Der Tdbisteit, mebr ooer
ipeniger gut flieeen 5u iOnnsr itetgt
aud ber QluSbiloungssrdb oieIer
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inert bel Der flusunfdbi9en 9[rbeiters
taite Der 2lmsifen, binesgeu iebr gn4
ousgebilost bet ben eeTliiscIten gtdn,l.
9en, oenen es ipG9renO beS 6o15eitss
fhles oblicgt, bic ebenfaGls flieeenben
Meibden TN 6Iuee gu erboIder. 0os
tuetit OarduF bin odB Die bor3iigbitbe
gtusbiloung ber Stirnausen bei 6en
QImetIeumdnrGen nit Dem SOb5eitss
fIuge ii, enger geSiebiu0 itsbt; um bic
Meibcben ouf5ufinbeu. muB ben
Mdnuhen cine Drientsrune duF grO=
Bere @ntfernung bin m0ali4 Iein.
Sir Ole 9Inii9t oob bic SaelIen
gum Seben In bic Terne oienen. fpri9t
oud bic 9ntluGe. OaB bei Snietten.
Die bds SIueDermogen camGblid6 pers
lieren, Hets aud cine 8iidbiloung Der
Stirndueen - oft io9dr Biz gum
poIlItdnoigen @erIuit - 5u bcObub=
ten 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
vGrNrtu8 rit."

Der ~aOIn. 3tg." f6reibt man:
Hi9t blob als 8arbdren, Ion0ern oud
ala Gjrie9en salten ben Stalienern,
ndmeutIidb felt g(ufblii6en bes 6umas
nismus, bic 9eutI9en, nenn ie Der
Idteinif4en Spra9e ni9t mG9tig pos
rem. Die IateiniI9 I9reibenben Rirs
4enbdter berihten ouerlt (2ertulian),
Dab bic G6riiten BON ben 9eioen @ries
4en gendnnt poroen iino; ipdter bat
ii4 nit oem 9esriff r9rie9e" Der eis
mes Getriigers perbunoen. Der 6eilige
Sieronbmus iogt in einem Brief an
WarcsIIu (Migne %, 1861 bon fid unb
feinen Wlit1riIten: rQBeil mir teinc
feibenen &leioer trogeu, beiBen mir
Wlon4e; neil mir nidt trunien iin0
unb ben Wlunb ni9t gum 2a6en Offs
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@rie9e."
Ser Nebeniinn oes Betriigens III
fpdter esi9punoen un6 an feline SteIls
oer oes unsebiIOeten, ungsidliffsnen
Wenfden getretsn. Ddfur finbe i9
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bort erItorbene Hotdr 8 Is. pbra9
DsrfdBt bat unb Die in Dem b. 0drts
baufenfdsn 2lr9ib oufbepabrt ptrb.
9luf benz &on1il 5u &onituno mar dns
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SdrbebauIen i'm beutieen SreiIe Mors
burg init feinem Yrior. Der Ql6t mar
in eroBer @erlegenbeit, od CT tein 2as
iein tonnte uno nidt ipuBte, pds er
oem pdpfIi9en 2cgaten, bel bem er iitb
teurlanben ipolIte, anf beKen lateinis
ide Graeen antiporten follts. Seiu
prior riet ibm, er m0ee getrof Die ers
iten beiten DDrTer feiueS &IoIters nens
men. Ser 2egdt froete BET Der Nbs
reiIe: s1uomobO balstis, Rsberenbe,
Domine9" (Wie esbt es Gu9, Gbrs
ipilrbieer Serr9) Der 9lbt antfportete
no9 Der 9ntpeiTune isinss qriors:
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lingbauien." Der 2esof iponbte fi9
au ieinen i'm umItebcnbsn itaIieniI9en
SonosIeuten unb idgte: nm@roecus
eft" b. B. bod ofFenbdr sr 1T Elm unees
biIbeter Meufb, oenn er Deritebt isin
2otein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
e6unnug iiir 5yH9Ie.


wlit gutem Rcdt niro namentli9
bon Seite Der 2onbpirtIdDoft geecn
bag maiieubafte @tftlcgen fir Raubs
ioilo, insteIonbere ecr 8iicbIc, protes
ltiert mil Der @eariinounq, Dab Der
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tll9iIng icbr niiblid fei. DieIc 9es
9auptilng 1T ribtig unb ala 2otla9e
le' bier folger0er San erpG6nt: 9ebts
bun puroe i'm glygau ouF elmer Sda0
EN- Uubs erlcgf, unb na9bem man i9n
ouseepeicct bate, iutcreIIicrte man
iic1 t4lieBli1 ned Inn ben sSnbolt Ieis
neS llagsns, ben man offnefe, unb
lIepe oo, nir4t penieer dls % W1duIe
tanoen iib Dor, oie nod uuperbout po-
rem, mas earauf fblieBeu ldbt, Sab
oIele MailIe bonn 6u9s ole om aIeis
dlen 3oae ecfanoen ipuroen. Do nun
oper Der TutS pormitiass ge9sn IL
llpr eel9oiicn purbe. ldBt f9 odraus
I9lieben, ipie bel MdlNe cr lpobl am
sldbmtitog megeefdngcn bdtic. Dieie
3utin4e 9ei9i iDie niibli6 Scr Gu@s
II, bober iolIte man i6m nidt Sen Uets
ni@tungstricg nit @ift crtidren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-13
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audi ctwo $50 mcbr fiir Wlild ans.
ge6en nod Den AErciien. mclhe
mabrideinIid mad Der @crIonm.
lung Der N2olferei6eiiter bcoeuten0
itcigen miir0en. Ole N1iId6GnoIer.
9oric perb1lt lib ablpnrten0, bis 0ie
@eriommllmq Der Nlildproou3enten
an nahiten Samitoo itotiqehnoea
hat, in Der Der Ereis wo6riheinIid
oui 90 Gents pro Nollonc i'm 9lu.
quit 80 Gents inn September mo
80 Gents iiir 0ftober ieitgeicbt wcr.
ben miro. S)icroiii miro iolort cine
Gr5o6ung ocS 9Sreilcs Scitcns ocr
Sdn0lcr folgcn.
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Sllntlng bon Baltimore.
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