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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Mrs. Lewis Popular in Boise

Mrs. Lewis Popular in Boise
That Boise society is very fond OF
Mrs M. E. Lewis, wife of Senator
Lewis of Latah county, is easily rec
ognized by the many pretty compli.-
ments and courtesies paid her, in that
city. Mrs. Lewis has been in Boise
for the last month, and will remain
with Mr.. Lewis until the close of the
legislature.
In the society section of the Capt.
tai News, published Sunday last in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Club Luncheon

Club Luncheon
Mrs. E. e. CrandalI entertained the
members of the Hi Yu club at the j.
G. Gibson home on Saturday last at a
charming four-course luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge.
The luncheon table was conferred
with a low bowl of spring flowers
and the place cards were tiny red
hearts, suggestive of that week in
February. The hostess was assisted
by her niece, Miss Helen Patton.
The guests of the club were Mrs. j.
G. Gibson and Mrs. G. H. Patton.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Wedding Anniversary

| NeuuIhg AHnIVtrSaTy
| Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Lundquist were
happily surprised at their home, three
miles southeast of the city on last
Sunday the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding
Upon the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Lund-
quist from church they found forty
They were the recipients of many
handsome gifts. A dinner was served
at noon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24

Boise, appears a charming portrait o
Mrs. Lewis accompanied by the fol
| lowing paragraph:
Mrs. M. E. Lewis of Moscow, whose
portrait is shown on this page, is 6
member of woman's civic club of thai
city which is an auxiliary of the Com
mercial club of Moscow Mrs. Lewis
is chairman of the playground COM
mittee, position which must accord
quite tenderly with Mrs. Lewis ma
ture, for she has several children OF
ner own, one son lieutenant in the
navy, another who graduated from the
department of agriculture in the Uni
versity of Idaho and is now engaged in
doing research work. Another son
and a daughter are in the University
of Idaho. From this it may be safely
surmised that Mrs. Lewis as the chair
man of a playground committee is
only living again in the atmosphere
of her own children's playground days
Miss Fallquist Announces Engage
ment
The engagement has recently been
announced of Miss Hattie Fallquist
and Clifford Mccormick Miss Fall
quist was graduated from the U. of l..
with the class of 1916. Mr.. McCor-
mick is member of Phi Delta Theta
and will receive his degree this June.
The date of the wedding has not been
given out.
Military Ball Brilliant Affair
The thirteenth annual Military Ball
given by the battalion of cadets of the
University of Idaho, the most pretent-
ious and formal of the college dances,
held last Saturday night at the arm
ory, was very brilliant and enjoya-
Bile affair. The guests numbered over
three hundred, many out-of-town
guests being in attendance.
The vivid coloring of the national |
red, white and blue used prefusely |
and effectively in decorating the hall:
the groups of little tents, guns, and
cannon made picturesque setting for J
the blue and gold military uniforms Of
the men and the beautiful vari-hued |
gowns of the women.
Proceeding the grand march, the sill
emit drill under the command of Cap
tain Cummings was an added feature
to the evenings enjoyment, and firmly
established at the opening of the
lance a distinctly military envire-
nent. Chief Musician, E. J. Carey,
gave bugle calls during the hours of
lancing.
The dance programs were small
booklets decorated on the cover with
he American eagle, and tied with red,
White, and blue cords.
In the receiving line were Captain
)sterman and Mrs. Osterman of Pull
nan, Lieutenant Ashbrook and Mrs. |
Ashbrook of Pullman, Congressman
lect Burton L. French and Mrs. z
'rench, Captain Cummings and Mrs.
cummings, Miss French, Miss Benton, {
PRESIDENT Brannon and Mr.. Soper. s
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. LundquiSt were
anni1V Su1DrjSod at their home. three I
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
||zzzRS1Q:,,.OETY~'

Monday evening at the home of Mrs
Dixon on South Howard street. A
color scheme of yellow and white was
used effectively in decorating the Dix
on home.
The early evening was devoted to
music, games and guessing contests
while later Mrs. j. ]. Anthony, Inland
Empire Superintendent of the Young
Women's Missionary Societies of the
Christian church, organized Young
Women's Mission Circle. Mrs. G. w.
| Kitchen gave an instructive talk to
,, the girls. The officers elected for the
Circle were Charity Greenwood, presi-
dent; Esther Swanson, vice president;
Belle Williams, secretary, and Fay
Darr, treasurer.
Toward the close of the happy eve
ming an elaborate supper was served.
1t was furnished by the menu commit
tee of the c. w. B. M; Mrs. Jennie
Smith and Mrs. A. J. Darr.
Those present were Fay Darr, Elsie
Benjamin, Mabel Burch, Esther Sven
son, Belle Williams, Charity Green
wood, Goldia Smith, Mary Clark, Mar
garet Rawlings, Vivian Young, Susan
Johns, Ethel Albert, Sylvia Reeder,
Lenora Elliot, Ada Bower, Anna Yam
gle, Ella Hail. Ada Rogers, Ada Smith,
Betsy Rogers, Neva Drury, Alma Laud-
er, Sylvia Pechanic, Hazel Dearly,
Ruth Kaye, Esther Kaye Camille
Smith, Bonia Struble, Martha Hanson,
Marie Freebooter, Mrs. Anton Hanson,
Mrs. G. w. Kitchen, Mrs. ]. ]. Anthony,
Mrs. E. L. Clark, Mrs. Thos. Dixon,
Mrs. ]. E. Smith, Mrs. A. j. Darr.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Compliment Miss Mix

compliment MISS MIX
Miss Ruth Broman was hostess at an
informal evening of bridge at her
home Monday evening, complimenting
Miss Abbie Mix, who visited in the city
during the week. Twelve friends OF
Miss Mix were guests.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Evening of Bridge

Evening OF Bridge
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Dood entertained
a group of friends at bridge Thurs
day evening following the Whitman
Idaho basket ball game. Following
cards dainty supper was served
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kirk
wood and Mr. and Mrs. Earl David.
Many Moscow Music Lovers Hear
HOfmann
Josef Holman, in recital at Pull
man, Thursday evening proved a great
attraction for Moscow music lovers.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24
Newly WEEDS HOn0red

Dixon Home Scene of Enjoyable AT
fair
Mrs. Thomas Dixon, Mrs. j. j. An
thony and Mrs. E. L. Clarke were hos
s1Asses to a number of young women
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-02-24

Miss Lena De Bolt of Orofino ar
rived in the city this week for visit
with relatives.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
SrannfoGlcn6crsuerf SsenfSln's.

9litS Berlin miro bcrihtet: 1ic
Terbanoiugcn luclhc 5niidjen ser
Stoot0emcinoc Icuf5lln mo ser OJc.
pcrfidoft Gruit gIhpin 8 mcacn Gr.
lucrb zines gralmfo6lcnfeI0es bel
gornsoori I'M areiic Gudml (9lis.
oerlairiib) gefiibrt morOen lino, hn.
ben uuime6r ibrcu glbidhiB ociim.
ocn. Gie Stootgcmciu0e bat Sa5
uaG oeu 5abIreiden 9obrpro6cn Ie6r
ergie6iGe 9raiinfobleuieI6 eriuor.
ben lit olth Gioent6iincrun OeS glit-
terglitcS 9ornSoorf nit 9ieocbed ii.
@riinSlpaIOe, inter melGem Id scr
@ouptt6eil oeS aoblcnfclOcs bcihioet,
geluoroen 0oS gciamnltc 9(rcal be.
tro9t rluio 5000 Morgen. Cic 9oac-
rlmgspcr6dltniiie scr 9o6lc Iino 10
giIultig boB Ocr glb6au Olirdtpeo i'm
Eageboit betrie6cn luer0en fam. 1ic
geidnifen6eit Der ao6lc lit nah 0cn
einae6enoen llntcriu6lnoen ser aco.
lo9iIdeu 2onoeSonitaIt oen 5im 9cit
i'm SonOel beiinolibeu grolluio6leu
cbcubiirtig Nit ser 9(ufihlieBiint
oeS aoblcricIoeS ioa, iobalO cs Sic
aricgsoer10ltniiie geitottcn 6cgon.
ncn lperoell Cie ao6lc lit III crItcr
SiHie ooju beitimmt, ocit lunfanarei.
djen 9eoarf Scr itoOtii6rn gscrre Scr
Staot gieufoIln OeS @oS imO Glcf,
tri5itdtSpcrfcs, oercn Sleincrtrdac
cine iueicntli1c Stiibe scr 6iuan]
froit ocr Stoot 9leufonu 6iIocu, III
ocdcn. Eie 6rogc. o6 sic mitcrluor.
benen Glitter sur Tcrpadtung fom.
men ooer bon Scr Stootacneinoe in
cigcueni @etric6 betuirt6iGojtct urr.
Den, lmterlicgt sur 3cit Ocr @rii-
flna Der BON Der Stootueroronctcu.
@erlonlmlung cinoeiegtcu 1cputa.
tioi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Seit Oem genannten 3eitpirnfte
bat iid) ooS polniibc 9eltidtbum
iturt Oernebrt III COOS 3. 9. ocrOop-
pclt 10 OoB man gegeunGrtiQ ieI6it
bel gluSiGeioeu Don SupoIfi, nit
100000 GelitiGipradigeu rednen
tami Eie mmoartIid) oeutiGreOcns
Ocn 3locH iinO in Sen obigcu .3ii
ieru nidt cnt6alten
Gin 9lid attf Ole Sprac6enfarte
&olen'S le6rt, OoB Die oeutidjen Sie0-
limgeH beiouoerS Oidt 0eIogcrt iiuO
im @ebiet Idugs ser gei6ieI Dor
@oridou bis @lojf uno 8lomoucf,
ierncr in ser lImaegeuo bon 2ooS
uuO I'M @ebict 5ipiiden &nIiid mo
aonin au DER &ontie, olio I'M 9Iage.
mciueH in oen Der preltBii1en@rcnje
benodbarteu 8e3irfeu. Gllrd) oen
&rieg ioQen oic oelttl6en 9oIoniiteu'
8auern in @egcnlab 5u ibrer itu9
uuiercn Stomlnesgenoiieu in g9oI-
bpnicn OerbGltuiBmGBig peuig &c.
Iitten boben. Sturj Dor Oem &riege
murcu bel 0eu &enuern ser poIni.
Ibeu @er6dltuiiie peiiinliitii6c Slui-
ioIiuuqcn ii6er notiouole SoItumg
unO llc6er1ong III oas &oIentblult
ieIbit Seitcns ser eOongelii6en @ciit-
lic6e1 ie5r ocr6reitet. llm 70 erireu.
liGcr lit cS, OoB OeutideS 9efuuBt.
ietu imo rationale Srgniiiatioustbd-
tiofeit fin Spradlc, Stride II. SduIe
jctt icitc @ur5cln ST id)Iooen beail-
nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
9as OcMtide elemcnt in gulen.

GllrG Ole 0roBc ocutidc 0crionim.
lng in SoO5 lit oie 9(uimcrflonfeit
II pcrltdrftcm WnBe oilf ooS Teitld.
tDltn in Ncupoleu gclcnft iuor0cn
iibcr ociicn @eididie imO Stotiitif
einige glngo6cn mn Glabc eri1cinen.
Iie oeilticbe Ginpnnocruug pad
&olen ge6t bis ms @}iitelalter Al.
rid mo 6etrof onionglidl bouptidd).
lid) itdOtiid)e Glcnlente, SonOmcrfsr
n0 @elperbctreibeuoc. GcuilicRccftS.
Snliitutioncn. 9cjeidmln0cn wie
oSurmiitr5~ (0iirgernlciiter) lrrD
Die bol60cutidelt 9eneumtngen fir
SunomcrfSgerdtGc erinnern nod ali
oicic Belt, iuGun audb 0ie GrGger Der
dItercn Stdotcfultir idon frii6 in
Folent6ln oiligcgan9en iinO. Spi
ter namentlicb SIR iodiiidcu 3eit,
5obcn &cgirrung uno goer polniIdc
9locl nltd) 9oiiern in nr0bercr 3a6l
bcrbcigcrllien uu0 iulilittcn Ser Dol
niihen Seu6lternng III geidloiienclt
Solonicn angeieBt. Gic cigcntlide
9oucruGinuonoeritng bcaonn o6cr
crit ais OnrH Die oritte G6cil4n0Eo.
lens grobc G6eile oeS ipGtcren Son.
0rcB &olcns an GrcilBcn fanlen
mo iait 1l@ SaDrjebntc inter ociien
Ncrridait uno GerluaItluto bcr6lic.
ben Sl nclicrcr 3eit morcn c8 iuie.
Der StdOtc, nancutlidJ 9uO,, lucIGc
jo6lrciGe 0clitidc au5o1cn.
glad oer ontlidcn StotiIiif bot
1897 bc3iiicrtc ii6 ocr ocutibc @c.
o6lrcrlngSant6cil mad sen oamali.
gcn 10 rliiiI6 poluiid6cn 0jouocr.
ncnlcnt5, mic iolgt.
Tcutidc, onrlmtcr stoot6co0lfc.
rllng.
Commencement gsoridau Ui6O;
1879.
Commencement aolii1: CLASP; s..
393.
Commencement Ectrifal: 1876;
StS56 (GZ2iS in 9oo5.)
Commencement %Io5f: 35921; p
ISL.
@onocrngncnt snuoIfi: 3o93i;
2iSi
Commencement sicolcc: ii,el5;
SIS.
Commencement 9u6lin. 25,972;
6iS.
Commencement 2oni3n: 1851; 352.
Commencement aielcc: 2l2S; 1G9.
Commencement 9laoon; 1856; 35S.
3nioWnlcu l0127l, rcip. 1926.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
Die OSIferOcrbeteuOe greTc.


0oS Serbortreteten elmer boltersT
berbebcnoeu @reiIe lit ourdous feine
ucue @ri6einung. S1ou 9iopoIeou
Der Critic bate nit Sen 8eeinfIuiiiln-
gen lmo @eIte1imgen Der fcItIGuoi-
id)cn 9rcIic ollrh cugliidc 9lgeuteu
5u tGmpfcr. llm 1900 beiton0 IN
goDreutb Gin cngIiitbcr gluslduB
unO perbrcitetc nit Niilie Don Be
ltehungeu ourcb 5oblreide 9lgeutcu
in gou5 europa pldnmGBig b0sortigc
GerIeumOlngen 8erOddtiglngcn II.
GntiteIIlngeu gegeu oie ScinOe @n0-
lou0's. Seit scr @infrciiungspoltt
@Opor0s Ocs Siebcnten erofinetc
man pom Gnglono aus nit ciuem
groBen 9Iuflpouo pou @elOmitteIn
Olrd 2onOoncr, 9oriier, itolienii9c.
@cterS6urNer, @riiiieler unO onoere
@IGtter oen @reIiefeIOauo oegcu
9elitidlanO lno crying lih i'll rGnfe-
poaen Griegstreibereien Die idliCB-
lid 5it Ocm aroBcn &riege fiibren
HuBtcu. Gugluno mor ord ouf bic
fem @cbietc Der pcronttuortIide 2ci-
ter.
Gin 9crliuer SenIotionsblatt, 6aS
iidl germ pidtig nioDt. bot eiuigc
ueiitroIc 9IGtter beiroat, mie Itdl sic
poIferpcrbebenoe &bGtigfeit Ocrgrcije
oiu allen 2Gnoern" eiui6rGnfen Iobt.
9onoh tonntc cS ideiueit olS o6
olt III 0elti1lonO cine D0IferUcr,
bcsenoc &rciie porbanocn Qepclen
marc. 0ieic gLniduI6ieung mub
noh6riidlit 5iriid gemieiea mcrocn.
9ic Ocutidbe &rciie befanO iit itefS
III Der 9lbmebr mo mar Ii6 ibrer ita-
tonoleu Observation-Disclosures bctuuBt,
ctiua nit 9lusnobmc gcipiIlcr Ocno.
fratiidcr tosnopolitiitber Srgonc,
Die ooS cigcnc glcit beIbuutttcn llno
mic OoS o9erliner Eogeblott" 3it
idrcibcil luootcu: AIS GcutIdcr
idamt man iid i'm 9lusIou6c.
gluh ein Oeutl@feinOIibes neiltro-
leg 9lottc. Oic yO1euc 3ilrtbcr 3ci-
tilng", bat liA iiber sic n6lferbcr.
bcBeuoc 9Srciic obiGIIig gcdiiBcrt.
SSdbrcno OcS 3iirdlcr @lott lid, lclbit
oIS cbrIidl iuiS inbefongeu bihItcIlte,
reroffentlicbtc cS eiucn @rirf ocs
fron5oiiiden Go6ifiitct GitourncIIcs
DC GonItont NORM OieIcr smor bon
ocnl ,forporoliiirten~ Oeutlhcn 9oItc
ia9t, eS babe ben &ricg nidlt qenollt,
aber OoS Sberbnipt 0es oeutIden
&ei6es ooS Scrri9crgeidlcdt mo
ooS oelltlde &egierlingsiDItem fir
oer arieg neroutlportlidl no6t. Bon
Dem 0obioIlttcn 3erridcr" babe es
ob9ebonge1L oen MoIlcnmoro ser
SoItcr ail3uoronen. 0ieIer o6lolutc
Serridler lit iiod Dem ebcnaIiqcu
fron5OIilten Boaiiiiten nid,t Der ritl-
lil@e Bar, Scr &onito1tilopcl imo
Die Gorooncllcu crobcru poatc, lon-
ocru Ser ocutihe @ailer, Sen audi
Der fran5oiiide 9o8ifit c6emolS oI8
Grbdlter oe5 IrieSenS fciertc.
0elttidloto IN sen SGnocn ser g3i-
litdro1noitic lei cin 3crIt6rungs.Syn.
Itrlmcnt mo beOrobc oic GSrcibcit
ocr @clt
GS lit crbciternO, 5ll bco6odltcn,
ipie 9ldtter bonn S9loge Der ,,glcliclt
3iirder 3cihtng" proftiib bosortio.
lte SolIcrperbetrng betrci6cu lino in
cincm 9crIiner Sage6lott C}eIeoen-
belt fin6er, inter Der D2oSfc ser
9scntroIitdt iid t6eorctiIdj iiber sic
poIferperbetenOc BreiIc 0u cntriiiten
nod 9lbbiiIfSnitteln 5u iudcu. Der
Eortiiff III 3iiridl prcoiot 2opolitdt,
betriebt aber @erleulnolng no bis
rgerliner So9eblott" oicbt Oo5l lei.
nen Scgcn. (9lcue Yreubildje 8ta)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
1nrduus scrcdt acwurOeu.

Ic 0cuticbcn Gaibboote Der i9nen
geitcaten 2luigabe. Der Gur@
i6uitt Der in oeu IcBten Eaaeu
pcricnften sdiiie ii6ep oen @or
oni6lo6 scr oeutldcu &cgicrung
biuousgcbeno
g&oi6inqton s. Sc6ruor.
q(us 2louO5 @cric5ten iiir ocn oritteu
Iaq 0cS ncucu 0eitic6cn ll9oots
ariegeS ergebt oaB sic ltuteriee6ootc
oen pon ocn ocltibcu 0larine-Grper-
ten aIS fiir sen @riolg uotbmenoigcN
0lrAidnitt miredt cr0altel.
Gie geneloetcl &crlliitc Ocs orit-
ten cages 6ctrogcu 2I9S5 Eomcn
uno un oen 5mei por6eroc6cn0cn Eo-
gcn $4,000 Gouucu. 9lah oieicr
State iAeiut Is, OaB bic 3crit0nmg
bon 100000 Gonncn pro 2lonat
oas BON 1cti1lonO gcicbtc 3iel err
reiAt lpcrocn miro, GelitiAe Didrinc-
Grperten bcbaiipten ooB lol1 cin
1irc6i6nitt GnglouO hon ocr &elt
o6itbnciocn mo ocn @ric8 bccnocn
wiirOc.
@ou crtcnut 6icr je0oG, oaB oie
britiiche NeQicrllng feincn Q}ongcl
ali NdttcIn hat sic 5eciirabcn oiicn
81 6olten uho ooB 0ieic iid I'M Sarfe
0cs &riegS gcltcuo nadcn pcroen.
@S miro odruliGiugciuicicL oaB oic
g2elt 5par Oic Gcrlirtc on @atoclS-
idifien, aber wcnia oocr> gar licbtS
ii6cr Sic @crlritc an Eaubbootcn err
iahrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
SSricOcpsfrcnnOc 6caiuncu Gampaauc,

g9dI1inGtolL s. 6cbrtor.
Gie n2lmcrican lmion gcqen @lili-
tarismnS4 bcgdm Gcutc cine Goln-
pognc i'm ann5cn 2onoc, ln 100000
9lmeritoner ali5u6rinaHt mcIdc
0cm GouarcB 8ciaen ioqen oof iic
ait Giunitcn cincr fric0lihcn Gucoi
ama Der Gontr9Deric nit 0eutih.
lauo iino. @oitforteu iinO bic @lit-
tel ocrcn iic6 oie lInion 6ci oicicul
9icicrcnoruu beoicnt. Sic mcrocu all
pic Sicprdientonten i'm Gougreb &c.
ididt.
3mci 6roacr iino 5lI beantlporten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
In Ser WG6c ser Cucrrsoltc.

" cDgl fr0 s. ,Sebruar. gletn
8oiiagicroampier inter ben 5lnggcn
ser Gnteilte 9aliirten 3mei 56iilc
scr 9(mcrifaniiAen 2inie uno elm
6ollGuoii6cs beianocu iib beute ain
Gee 5miiAcn 9|cms9orf imO ciropdi-
iAen 0dicn. glHc NIT 9luSnabme Der
bci0en amcrifdniibrn lno Ocs bols
l1noiit6en 6abr5eligeS beiiuocn lid
III immittcIbdrcr @cfo6r bon NliHen
oocr Ionbbootci
qIuBeroem imo orci 6ritiiMe @oiia.
aieroampicr pou 9ielusgort fdlliq,
Don ocnen noG fenc Nodridt cinqc
lmlicn lit Gs III n6glid), ooB ocrcn
9lnfunft nerbeimlic6t miro, IN llc6ers
cinitimmitng nit tiir5lid crlaiieucu
@eicblcu scr 6ritiicGen NeborNcn.
q(uf ioit allen 1djificn 6gimocn iitb
9lntcritancr.
Iie Htf Gee 6eiinoliden Shifie,
ciuioe Oapou sic 0r6Bten i'm ltcbcr.
ieeoienitc mo NIT mert6pollcr Iradt
6ela0cn iiuo o9|cm Dort~ Scr 9fhc-
rifa-ginie pcrlieB 2ipcrpool an B.
Se6rlar into o@rooulano" 0ericlbcn
2iuic am 81. ,Sauudr bon 2iucrpool.
scr 6ollduoiicbe uGpnoou" nou
9cms9orf naM NottcrOQm oia sal.
moith am %. &auuar, gcIicrn II
Stn0en bon 6ahuoutb ontfcrnt, 3u.
riitlaerllicn
Sic @bitc gtar.gampicr Baltic"
am 20, Somior nad 9iperpool
u9loriatic" am 3. Ic6riar uod 2is
ocrpool, lit ieBt ii00 MlciIeu iucit III
5cc, oGretic~ nod 9Ienpcl oni g..
,Sebriar. Ger Ioupfcr Ncr iranjoii-
ihen 9iiic u9loc1onbcau" oit 4. Sc.
bruar nodJ 9orocnir ingeid6r 1900
Ntcilen pcit Sic britiiAcn Gonpier
,Gurmolid, 4 5c6ruar uac0 9iucr-
pool 1900 9Pcilcn cnticrut. ,5oro.
MIA 20. Sautor bon 6nliiar, osStos
lia4 naD 2ou0on BON Noliiar 0n 20.
Sautar Der tolicniihe Ganpfcr
! Ioitc 9lliqbieri~ om 2l, ,Sanuor
nod g|capel bcfinoct icb icbt int
0}iitclmeer Ger sriet6iihc Compiler
1bemiitoclco~ .nu Is. Nnnndr nad
aricdiiMcn 0dicr bciiuoct iitb ie8t
III -ScudNcrn.
1ic iolgcn0cn 56iffc iino fdllig,
0Dcr nod riht 9cncloct yGrorno~
0cr Guaro.2inic, icgcltc am ~.
,Sannar nad 2iperpool; oer britiide
Dnmpicr u@onuonia. uio @oliiar
nod. 2iocrpool am 23. Satuar inn
Der itaIicniide IaInpier Ioromi,
na1 om 20 Saunar naG 91capcl.
SSn 9lnberabt Scr Geia6r pon Sei-
ten Ser aaperibiiie im0 Gandboote
ba6en bic Gapitdue britiider ruo al
Iiirter 1diffc beionoere aurie ein-
geiAlugen mo 0aoir6 bic Heiie Der.
ldngcrt luoonrN sic 9lnhmitS0aten
nidt init 1id5er6eit auQegcben iper-
ben fonucn Die orobtloie 9(ngabe
ocr lolitionen iit non Der 9(0nirali.
tit c6cniallS ueraotcu porocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
sdiucrc 9(nidJnlSianno.

Gr6c6t p9crliner 2otol.Q .Qtu5ciacr~ iu
cinem 2eitortitcI oegcu Die omc-
rifoniic3c &eoicrung. Ser.
lcsumg ocs @crtrogcs Don 1899
por9eluoricn.
@crliL Z. 6ebruor, pio 2on-
Oon s. GSebrtor. Ger o2ofoI 9ln.
5eigcr ipirit ocr &egicrlmg Der Scr.
Stooten Gertrogs6ru6 Dor, neil Iic
5woigslpciic Ocutibe StootSougcb6.
rigc 5uriidgeGaltcl babe, mcl6c froit
ocs &crtrogc8 bonn Sabre 1893 ieIblt
im aricgsioae 3miibcu beiocu Gan.
ocrn bercdtigt itnO, ibrcr @ci9Gfti-
grHg unbeIditigt na95Igcbcn. Ger
glrtifcl ritft Die 5oDlreiben &oriuiirs
fc, mclGe @cliti6lono I'M &crlmuf oes
aricgcs mcgcn @ertrogSbrr6s ge.
niodt tporOen iiuo, in'$ @eoGdtniB
5uriid uuO fdbrt fort:
Scr 8rIcb @diDington'S nit Ser.
lin miro mobriAcinliA gum g(nIoB
genommen mer6en I'M gcgen lmS
BON 9telcul Oic &oruiirfc 0eS Scr
trogSbrllhS rnO ser &crlebltng oes
&oIfcrrcbtS 81 crbeben mo 10 0ie
GntriiItltng 0cr gon5cn gSelt gegen
lnlcrc Sd)on0tbotcn 5lt mobiliiircn.
@S lit oober Durc6nuS fcine glnuus
Blng, Oorod bin5lmciicn 70 lonec
oic 61ot uoM friic0 iiu @cOGdtnib
it, OoB oic Scr. Stooteu iib glci1s
3citig NIT ocnt gIbbruD scr @c5ie'
bungcn ciucS ungcradtiertigtcu Scr
tragSbrii6S itulOig gcmoht Dabeit
inoem lic OeltticbcS Giqentbuut I'M
g8iocriprllh nit ont 5miidcu beiocn
Stootcu gcIdIoIicueu &ertrdGcu con-
fiS3irten mo ocuti@e StootSoagcbo.
rigc o0cren 4Sroiciiiou" nab Der
&louicl 90 0cS &ertrngeS bonn Sabre
1893, o5ur 60rOerlng Der nIlgcmeis
ncn gSoblfnbrt Der NlcnlA9eit 0icilt"
gcluoltiou 0ctinirt. GicS 0eicbo6
trob Der G6otiodjc, 0oB Scr ermGbntc
glrtitcl OcS &ertrogcs jeoc 9elGiti.
0lng onlti6cr StootSongcb0rigcr III
Oen Ser. Stooten lntcriogt lelbIt int
aric0SfoIlc.
@cnn nod ocm 9lbbrll6 Scr oiplo,
notildcn 9e5iebltngcn oie @crtrGgc
ocrortig inter Oie SSiiBc gctrctcn mer.
oem 81 elmer 3cit oo &rGiioeut 99i(.
ions SGort, OuB sic g(nteritoner CIR.
li@c 6rclm0c Scr Ocuti9n 9latioll
iino, nod luiOcrbaIlt, mas nuiiicn mir
crit cripartcnmenm 6 Gil 0en1 fonumt,
ipont mir rccbncn miiiieu2 g9eml
nit ocH GcrtrogsbritN niclt pcr6in-
ocrn tonucM 10 uiIiieu mir mcnig-
items oiicL flor unO ioiort sic 9[ltf.
mcrflontcit aii Die EbotioNe lcnfen,
OoB bic &cGicrlmg ser Scr. Staotet
oen &crtrog BON 1893 iuO sic oll-
gcmcincn Eriu5ipicn OeS &6lfcrrcd6tS
bcrIcBt 1obcn cbe 8eutI1Iono nod
irGcnO eincn 9@ritt octbal bat. ser
filr cine oerortioc glftion aud mlr
oen SHottcn cincS &drpouocs lic-
fern t0nntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
Die Gage Scr cugliidJeu MlnuitiOus.
gIr6eiteriuncu.

Iihtcit~ borgcbIib tdmpicroe Gna,
lauo fir icinc NhuuitiouSorbcitcria
ucu ior0t idilocrt Gborles s. 6Jut9
ric III Der britiidcu 3eitiug Scots.
man in cireul oiieucu @rieie iol.
ocnocrnaBei;
Pin OieIeH Stcllcu lit Die 05o6.
rungSpcriorgnug ollBeroroentlid) llil-
1eniigeno. 9ic 8eoiugiu9cn. inter
ocucu oic 6raucr or6citeu, iinO
glot6. lm0 3pauaSbeoingungclL nn0
olS Iolcte imo iie bismcleu jGmmer.
lit1 idlctbt @uuOcrtc mo lallien6c
iino ans alien 2an0est6eiIcn nacb euti
ierutci @cgenoen ge6raAt iporOen
lulO bobcn un bielcn Srten cine lcbr
idledtc SdJlaigeIeocn6cit gcinnocu.
6dllc iinO bcfatint GeUorOem in D..
neu orci Sroien ii6 III ciu @ctt
tbeiltelt mo Nim0erte bon MdoGen
feiue onOerc 3uiliid)t botten, ais oie
99icieu I'M Die 6obrifen iuo iie 6ci
jcocm @ettcr ibr Giicn pcr3ebreu
nnlBtcu OoS iic Don ibrCr Shlais
itdttc icds oocr iicben Silmocn irii.
Der niitgcbrod)t bdttcu. @ibt eS ood
Iogor cine Jo6rif, ocrcn pcibIide
9(rbcitcr in 9ci6 nnO 6jIicO ouf scr
5troBe iic6cu miiiiclL Ia cS feincr
9rt iiir iie oibt 100 lie SIR GIicnS-
3cit 1iil8eben tonntcn~
Gemgeaeniiber gibt Der @crid)t ei.
lies 9eiudcrs III elmer pripotca
ocutiden sQluuitionsiabrif, in ocr
acGrn 5000 9lrbeitcrinncu unO 9Irbci.
ter belhGitiat iino, Gin iiir Gnglmo
ieGr uenig ihnleiGcI6ofteS 9ilo.
uSSn 5pei Shidten er6alten Oie
6rauen inO @dnner ibr pormes
Nlittogeiieu. Bon 12 big I oie einc,
bon 1890 bis 1 80 Die onoere SGlite.
acin 9rGngeln iic6t man bel Scr Gi,
ienSbcrtbeilling fcin StoBell, feinc
ilnfreunolidJc Nliene, bort fcun mib-
gitnitigeS @ort. Seoer ipeiB, 6ol er
i'm nGditen 2higenbIid ieinen poIlen
g}opf crbGlt, olio broldt CT nid)t 5u
boitcn. 9lod 5ebt @limltcn bobcn
1900 M1eniHen ibr Mittageiien in
@mpfong gcuomnen mo foilncn ii1
III gerdltmigcr &allcn IN ocnen Ban.
fc iniO Glide oiligeihIngen iino, nic.
Oerloiicn Sn Der einen 0aae Die
Sroucu, in Der nnoercn sic W1Gnncr.
Iie GiicnSdlsAobc erfol9t gcgen Ror-
ten sic iuohcntlidJ gcIolt mcrocn &C.
gcn cine eiunlali9c 3dblitng bon ini
gnijcn 1,50 20. bon ieiten ser 9trbei-
ter, mGbrenO bic auOere Sdlite bon
ocnl Merf 1ctrogen miro. 0ieriir
cr6dlt scr glrbeiter cine td9lihe ipor.
me 9}ittngSportion bon Orcibiertcl
9itern Gbenio er61lt er tdalid ci.
ncn bol6cii 2iter mornen aaifee ooer
S6cc gcgen cine gSodcufortc fiir %
@Ieunig. glld iiir 6riibitiid lit &C.
iorot ourd aGic, S5cringc, GbIiuiliS.
SHlnitbonig oOer tuas ionit qerooe
beidoiit wcrOcu tonntc, c6enfaaS 0e-
gen cntipreHcnoc Niorfen. 9(uf CT.
bait Die gladtidiGf Inn 70 llbr
gta9tS mornies Giien ino nm 8 llbr
WlorgenS ibren iporlncn aofice oOer
Ebec Gic 9(r6eiter 6roudjcu olio
filr nidtS olS iiir @roo 81 ior0cit,
ooS i6ncn Oa iic 56peror6citcr
lino, III rcic1crcm MoBc ais alien ali.
oeren SIR Scriiiguig ite6t.~
So Iorgen Die oclltidjcn ,,9ar6a-
ren" iiir i6re ndrmIidcn imo ipeibIi.
d)en Mlnitionsorbeiter. GS braudt
nidt beIonoerS betont 5il lpcroen OaB
N ben nnoercn GliuiitionSmcrfitdttcl
tiir llnterfimit lmO @crpfleglna ser
9lrbeitcr III G6nIider @eiIc aciorgt
iit