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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22
The Automobile in
Increased Demand

"A short time ago I made a round
trip of the country, visiting many
Nelie dealers in all communities. L
talked with buyers, bankers, mer-
chants, and those with whom the
dealer comes in daily contact" says
+. r.. Bradfield, Sales Manager of the
Velie Motor Corporation.
II found a variety of opinion as
to the future status of general busi-
ness influenced largely by war con-
ditions, but l did find a unanimous
belief in the automobile and in it's
necessity as part of our economic
life.
Naturally, there are locations in
the territory where business is be-
low the average, due in most in
stances to lack of confidence and u
pessimistic frame of mind inspired
without question by German propa-
ganda.
THE merchant needs his passen-
ger car or light delivery; the sales
man his runabout. More than ever
the farmer depends upon his auto
mobile to aid him in the raising of
larger crops. L found the demand
for motor cars was insistent and
necessary to the success of our in
creasing war activities.
There will be shortages, since we
must feed and supply the world, but
with increased crops, established
prices, the elimination of unfair
profits and a unanimity of purpose,
those shortages will be gladly suf-
fered as a part of the price of our
new patriotism.
Even now we cannot build Velie
cars fast enough to supply the de-
mand. AS the billions of money
raised for war purposes finds its
way into the hands of the merchants
and the people ct large, this demand
will grow even greater. We predict
a shortage of Velie cars later in the
year and for no other cause than
increased demand"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22
Duplex Increased His
Profits $1,000 Daily

Gross daily earnings of Duplex
four-wheel drive truck operated by
william Gam in the oil fields out of
Augusta, Kansas, have averaged
s65, with total expense of s1s, ac-
cording to reports which have been
received by H. NJ. Lee, president of
the Duplex Truck Company, of
Lansing.
Mr.. Gam has been keeping a de-
tailed record of Duplex operating
costs. as well as his receipts, and
asserts that his daily net profits are
$29 greater than when he used teams
to haul pipe and other materials in
the oil fields. He says that tn )
Duplex has replaced ten teams and
drivers.
Mr.. Gam reports that the Duplex
averages ten team loads" per day.
A team load" is the basis upon
which all work in the oil fields is
done and approXimates the hauling
of two and one-half tons of material
over a distance of twenty miles
round trip. The payment is $3.50
per team load"
Mr.. Gam says that the total daily
expense of the ten teams which the
Duplex replaced was S42-$12 for
feed and $50 for ten drivers-while
the total cost of operating the Du-
plex is but one dollar more than he
was required, to pay each day for
feed for his teams.
He also states that since he has
greatly increased the efficiency of
his delivery service he has been
enabled to contract for Il large
amount of business that it would
have been impossible to secure with
teams.
Quick delivery of heavy loads is
practical with my Duplex-and the
truck will pay for itself in less than
half year with the saving in oper-
ating costs alone" said Mr.. Gam.
Il am now making $29 more each
day since ] replaced my teams
and L do not have ten drivers and
a lot of horses and mules to look
after. The Duplex is the solution of
the haulage problem in any terri
tory where the roads are never any
too good and sometimes almost i'm
passable for even mule teams"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22
REGENT

To-day Vivian Martin in Molly
Entangled."
Monday, only - George Beban in a
Roadside Impresario."
Christmas Day, Wednesday and
Thursday Geraldine Farrar in
THE Devil Stone"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

The announcement that Gladys
Brockwell is to be featured in a mo-
tion picture at the
"A branded Victoria Theater in
sour and variably draws a large
over There" crowd of people to this
popular movie house.
AS to-day's attraction, and for the
last time, "A Branded Soul" featur-
ing Gladys Brockwell. 1t is a five
act, soul-stirring drama that holds in
terest from start to finish and con-
ceded by many to be Miss Brockwell's s
greatest effort before the camera. To-
day, as an added feature, the Victoria
SHOWS the timely, patriotic and marvel
Gus picture called "Over There" deal
ing with the way Uncle Sam is maxi
ing preparations to put the finish to
the Kaiser and an end to wars for all
tlme. Here one sees thousands of men
with thousands of horses and auto
trucks working at breakneck speed
tearing down forests-leveling hills,
etc, to build cantonments for the
Army of tomorrow.
For Monday, Tuesday and wednes-
day the Victoria will present the spec
Iacular production, The Zeppelins s
Last Raid produced by Thomas H.
Ihce. a picture which in many re-
spects Surpasses Civilization" See
Whole towns and villages laid in waste
Dy Yep bombardment and as a trc-
mendous climax we see the Zen
plunge to earth, flaming and smoking
IKE giant meteor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

ty-flve-miie route while horse-drawn
equipment Is covering one OF seven
or eight miles. And Studebaker de-
livery cars never get tired on the
ured only by the needs of the occa-
sion. Smooth city streets and rough,
snow-covered roads are alike to
these delivery cars-their dependa-
btlity assures the customer of re-
ceiving purchases at the time specl-
fed. Besides making store look
prosperous, businesslike and eff
cient, Studebaker delivery cars are
an investment in service to a stores
customers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

The atmosphere of the "old Sod"
with its picturesqueness, it's quaint
customs, amuse-
"MOlIy EntangIed" ments and char
at the Regent acters, forms q
background for
Vivian Martins latest Paramount pic
ture, MOLLY Entangled," which will
be shown for the last times at the
Regent to-day.
Vivian Martin makes the most ador-
able little girl down Drumkillen way
with real Irish blue eyes and a tastin'
smile that could possibly be imagin-
ed. The picture is permeated with a
grand smell of the "old sod" and filled
with the charm of fascinating, ro-
mantle story of County Cork.
On Christmas eve, George Beban
VIII be seen at the Regent in the most
unusual of his wonderful serio comic
photodramas, a Roadside Impress
arlo: Mr.. Beban is seen as a roam
ing Italian with a trick bear perform
ing for the benefit of the children in
wayside towns, Mr.. Beban doing him
do.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

Michio Itow. who comes to the Or
pheum Theater for two performances
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

popular feature of the bill. and his
song numbers are lively and are put
over in excellent fashion. Chisolm
and Breen offer variety skit that Is
pleasing. For a finish they present a
travesty on Oliver Twist that keeps
the audience in constant laughter.
Wilbur Held. the well-known clever
tramp comedian, and the Australian
plete the bill.
Christmas week-the early half -
Santi. the woman with the most won
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22
MAJESTIC

High Grade of Vaudeville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

derful arms in the world, will be the
big attraction. Santi is a dancer on
the Oriental type, and is said to intro I
duce some remarkable dancing. Thel
Monarch Comedy Four, a quartet OF
ed attraction on the bill. They also,
introduce plenty of hokum comedy q
which is always well liked by locaH|
vaudeville devotees. John Geiger, the|
comedy violinist; the Airplane Girls.
In sensational aerial novelty, and
one other Keith act. completes the
program.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-22

New York after playing 4s5 perform
anees thore, thereby establishing a
record for last season and for many,
many seasons before. There was
something about tho story of the
young man who fought his way back
home from the very bottom where he
had sunk, which took hold OF New
York theatergoers AZ has no play for
Dorothy Bernard. william croweii,
Harry sleight. s. B. Hamilton, Henry
Davis. Irving White. Frank Howson.
William Blaisdell. George Howard.
Ter Golden. Alice Lorraine, Levinia
shannon. Cora Calkins. Marion Berry
and Anna Pohl. all of whom appeared
In the roles at some time during the
engagement at the Playhouse in New
York City.
Madge Kennedy. in Nearly Mar
ried." her second Goldwyn picture at
= the Colonial Thea
Madge Kennedy tear tonight, is
at the Colonial said to be a play of
innocent mirth and
rapid action such as the screen has
seldom known. The spirit of fun lives
in every subtitle, every situation,
every charming pout of the winsome
star Miss Kennedy scored a triumph
in her first picture, Baby Mine" but
il she ever appeared to better advan-
tage than she does in Nearly Mar
ried,' the public has yet to witness
her triumph. Her friends say the
heroine role fits her like the proverb-
ial glove. Physical charm alone, pos
sessed as it is to the "steenth" de-
gree by the star, would never account
for the perfect success of her por-
trayal of winsome Betty Griffon. The
rare enchantment of mingled smiles
and tears lives in the play of her
mobile features and renders a tribute
to her art which is likely to live for
ever in the memory of the witnesses.
The attraction for Monday and
Christmas Day will be Vitagraph
feature entitled The Grell Mystery"
starring Earle Williams.
Don't miss the vaudeville show at
the Majestic tonight! Headline hon
ors go to 1.-THE Food Inspec-
At the tor" breezy musical com
Majestic edy Offering presented by
ten clever entertainers. Ben
the originator of ragtime, Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25

pcrldieocncr &artcionic5olumgen &C.
icben, pcri6icoanen llmiang onnabm.
Ger 2lulaB, pclder Oie 5eihucilige
NlciuingSperiAicocn6eit 5luiicGen ser
@loioritdts Coalition lmo Dem Gan5-
ler Ucrllrladtc, mar Die ehuaS lu6c-
iiimnrtc 5oiina Der @rflGrimg ici.
ner Steamlgna6me sum 6ricOenS-
bori9lage 0es 9lcid)stogcS. Wtan
botte Oen @inorld, OoB Scr GonjIer
Inn Oic Snooiiirung Der Geiolutiou
berungebe.
@d6reno Scr 0littogspouie ocrfoB-
ten ole W}oioritdtsporteien cine Gr-
florlmg wonah fein 3weilql Oorii-
Der beIte6en oiirfe, ooB Der Gon5Ier
ii6 oen 6rieDens- -9luiihten scr @oo-
lition fiige. Die llnter6reitlmg sic
fer GrtIdriug in ser 9to6mittogs-
liBimg OeranloBte cine 5meite Grfld-
ring ocs &an5lerS, in melcber CT ie-
ocn ialic6cu Ginorud oen feline 9lcii-
Berllngen in ser @ormittagSiibung
berporgerufen 6atte, git 3u MAIDEN
oermdte. SSn oieier geipauuteu
Stimmimg oertagtc ii6 ser Solpt-
ouSidnlb. Ser &an5ler empfing oie
Observation-Disclosures am 9(bcno umo
6ielt nit i6ncn cine pertraulic6e Gon-
fercnj
9 er &on5Ier BON Ser @rei-
lie frifiiirt.
Sic lmcrmartete @piiooe, bic froB
ser onoe6li6 ge5cimen 9erot6imgen
OeS Soiiptau5ibuiics befount puroe,
gibt beiitc eincnl Gbeile ser 4Sreiie
@clcgenbcit, ipaltenlnng odrii6er SIT
fommentiren pobei Scr &an5lcr arg
ntitgenommcn miro.
9aS ser 9lusitbuB belte @orniittog
iuieocr 5ilianImentrnt crtldrten cinis
&C &ertretcr Der fortidrittliBen
&olfSportci I'M 0amen Scr Coalition,
0oB oie weitcren Grfldrungen Oe3
aon5Ier5 Oos @liBorritduopiB oui-
fldrten uno ooB oie gcmeiriamc @r-
fldrlng Der Nluioritdtsparteicn mo-
Oiiicirt porOen ooer gan5 unterbIie-
ben marc, penn Die BON Or. 0tidoc.
lis a6gegcbenc 2hlffldrlng Bate Dor.
alI8gciebcn ruerOen tonnen.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25

iet bic Sr0nung mieocr ber3uitcacn
uno ooS 2ono ans Scr fritii1cn Gage
biunuS5ufiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
Glf SoIeballIpielcr pcrlcbt.

6 bampai8n ST., "a. 9llg.
Glf @}itglieoer oeS Gapton (Obio)
9aIebal- -SeanS ser Central 2iga
puroeu perlcet 3pei oerielben in
gcfdbrIiher S8eile n, ais 6eute Door
gen gegen llDr Elm 6rabt5ug bei
ARansiielo in cinen @ailagier5ug 6in-
einiduite. &ier an0crc %erionen er-
litten GerleBungen.
9}a6ite6cno sic gfameu ser oerleB-
ten 9aieboaipieler;
9iop Spencer BON g8eihniniter,
@&o., rRigbt 6ieIoer" 0br o6ge-
i1nitten lmo &erleBungen AM Sim
terfopf; 3uitanO ernit.
SeuiS 5GettIer BON Youngstown
96io, Elm gIuge auYgeltoBcn; SerleB-
ltngen am &opie; 3uitanp ernit.
6reO &crrid, o6irit Salenan",
Gatopa, glIa.
n%ot~ Gono6ue bon Springfield,
Sbio uGotber".
Charles Stewort, nSeit 6ielOer~
@ionager Sobn 9tee.
5loppO aro6 BON gletp- SrleonS,
nBit6er".
S. storb, oGcnter 8iel0cr& BON
9Ifron Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
Sic 7Tricocnsfraac.

~ OAtNDNtNI A"81*
Sie mag bonn &rdiocnten in elmer
9otidoit an Den Gon9reB bcleudl-
tet lucrOen @Icict5eitig mt
Der Guuioeruug Der &crcinigteu
Stootcn ouf Die 6rieocnS.&or-
i1ld9c OcS @opitcs Benedict.
@oi6in9ton 81. 9lnguit. -
Frdiioeut g8iliou mag iicb enticblic.
BEN cine 9otic6aft bc3iigli9 ieiuer
StcQung 5ur 6rie0enSfroge an 0eu
GongreB 5u ric5ten inO 5mor gleic6-
5citig nit Der @eanhportltng Der
5ricOens Goridldgc OcS @opiicS 9c-
nc0ict.
Gs ocrIautct, OoB Der @rdiioent II
aIler Siir5c ii6er Die 9}otrr ser 9lnt-
Uorten GnglonOSS mo 6ronfrcicbS
auf Die 6rieocnsnote lmterribtet MGR
Oen miro.
SSt bieiigcn Oiplonlutiic6cn uio oi-
ii5icllen areiicn i6cint, o6po6l off
5iell feinc 9lnocutlng ii6er oic 9iotltr
Der Guui0erltng borliegt oaB ser
Sori6lng Oes GopiteS nidt onge.
nonmen mer0en fam.
y fldrungen 5ur Sap It
q D te.
9iom q 9tuguit. F. Gie &reiie
pllr0c beute pom pGpitli6cn Stoot5-
Sefretdr ermGGtigt, iolgenoe glnga-
ben 81 ma1en:
a0ie erlten 5mei @rnfte ser pdpit-
li9cn 6rie0ensnote, wel6e BON Ger
9l6riilmng lmo bon ser 6reibeit ser
.0}eere 6an0cIn, mlr0en 0urd @rdii-
Oent gSilion'S moblbefanntc 9otI6aft
an Den Senat angcregt.
ng9ir glouben Oober, ooB oieie
@unfte MN bel oem omerifanil6en
GoIfe Oieiclbc 9lufna6mc iiuocn,
Oeren lie ii9 6ei i6rer @rotlomotion
i'm &apitol (rfrellten.
Ser brittle uno oierte @lnGt, in
mcI6en gcgcnicitige @er5ibtleiihng
ouf Gnti90oi9lmg fiir GriegaGoiten
un0 erlittenen Shaoen iowie gegen-
lciti0e @ie0erbcraus0a6e 6eieBter
i@ebiete oorgciblagen mcr0en mur-
sen Qcm1B 0cS SSn6olteS ser He0en
iornullirt melhe fiir5Ii6 ponStoots-
mounern ser peri6ieoenen fricgfii6-
renoen 91otionen ge6alten muroen,
lmo gcmdB 1Cr 9ieiolittionen ole BON
%arIomenteu oerielben ongenommen
muroen.
0lciel6en Staotsmdnner f0nnen
iie olio iebt ni6t 5uriidpeiien, o6ne
Iid iel6it 6ll Wioeriprecbeu.
gSaS Die Ger5ibtleiihlng aitf @nt-
idjooiglng betriiit OaB cine 9Gusno6-
me 9emodt purOe, neI6e ipe5iea
9elgien bctriiit.
nIie Bltnfte 5 un0 6 6ctreffen ipe-
3cae territoriole 8rogen, be5iiglitb
oerer ser 6eilige &oter feline &or-
ibl0gc bctrefis en09iiltiaer imo Conf
crctcr &ohlng mo1te ooer MAIDEN
fonute. @r beihrduft iicb oaber oo-
raul ocn SSuni6 aus5upre6en 0oB
oieic lSragen in perio6nliNcm @eiite
cr0rtert merOcn iollen, mobci iopeit
e5 mooli6 lit, Die notionolen 9lipiro-
tioncn 0cs 6gtrciicn0en &olfes in 8e-
tradi gejogcr mcroeH iolcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25

a6er icoesuol bon ocn ma6iamelt
&ertbeiOigern o6geidluen
g}orO0Illi6 bon ypern bat ii1 Die
Situotion I'M gon5cn ni6t pelcntlib
perdnOert. Gie 9riten baben ibre
StcQlngen an me6rereu &unften
uerbeiicrt imO bo6eu cine 9In5a6l BON
@egenangriiien o6geidIagcn.
Gie Geutiben ba6en Oicieu Ebeil
Der britiicbeu 6ront pdbreno Der
9toGt einem beiti9en 6cucr alt@gc-
iebt.
glGIiirtc MAIDEN 1677S0 @ G.
fon9ene ieit 9./9lpriI.
&on0on "a. 9luguit. Sic 9ri@
ten, 8ron5oien Staliener unO 9iulien
6obeu felt oem 8. 2(pril Dem 9egnt
oeS 1917 6elo5ugcS, inSgelamlnt
t677S0 @cfangene 9emadt.
0icS miro in elmer beitte gl6enO
bonn 6ritiiden &ricgsocportement
befonnt aege6cucn oiiijieaen 9lntiin-
Oiglng genelOet.
SIN 9in9cn nm Gems.
2oh6on "a. 9luguit-Ger 6en-
te ousgegebene amtli6e @eriGt BON
ser britii6en 5ront in 6ranfreib
lmo @eIgien mel0et meitere idperc
Sample iii0li1 bon Gems.
Sic 9ritcn bolten oettibe Sdii-
BengrG6en unnlittel6ar norQmcltli9
OeS beiBumitrittencn o@recu Grol-
iier~ beiebt.
@eitere 0Iterret6ii6e h.
StcIIungen gcnomnten. s
&onL "a. 9hlguit. ~ Gie Shlubt
ouf ser Sion5o-6ront ootcrt in Ieb-
batter @eiic iort, unO etlua 60 So-
nonen lino bis ieBt bon Den Stalic-
nern erbelttet porOen.
9ie 3obl ser @eiangenen, wel6e
oen Stolienern in i6rer neuen Ntien-
iipe in Die &dn0e fielen bat ioiucit
0ic 66be bon mebr ais 10000 er-
reibt.
Gies miro in Dem 6eute 93a4mit-
tag bonn itolicniihen @eneraIltub
peroffentliAtcn ofii5ieaen 9eridt &C.
meIoet, Der bin5ufi9t, OoB in ben ge-
itrigcn Spcrotionen peiterc otter
reibiiHc Stellmgen bon oen itolic-
Streitfrditen genommen iplr-
oen luo OaB oic 5ieger pieIc @ciou-
gene mo6ten.
9etersburg i6peigt BON
&i9o 6ront.
@eter8bnrA "a. 9luguIt
Gos ruiiiibe ariegsbrreun mubt
beute Die foIgenoe @dttbeihmg bpn
Den oeriAie0enen &riegsirbatpldbcn
befonut:
n@eilIide (ruiiiibe) 6ront: Gs
aob 6iiiiao6en lno GrflnOungs-
Gperotionen.
9tundniide 8ront: SSu Der 9lih-
tltng BON SeO5i-Goior6elp bo6en Die
Gumonen mebrere GoritoBc OcS
6einoeS in Der @cgcno norolid bon
@roiebti un0 nor0oitIi6 bon SoOeja
5lriidgei6logen.
Sn Der Gi6tung oltf 9u5eu idritt
Der 5cin0 geltern 9lbeno nat6 9lrtiac-
ric-8orbcrcitungen gum 9lngriif &C,
Gen unierc SteIluugen no6e Dem
Gorfe arcnoibeni. 3uerit gclono cs
Dem 6einoc einen G6eil rnierer
S6iibcn9rd6cn 81 beicben; in einem
@egcnooriioB gepounen mir ieOod
itniere berlorene Stelung mieOcr
aaufoius-6 -6ront: @ir bertrie6en
Den 5eino BON Sen So6en nor0pclt'
lid Der StoOt lli6nie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
g!rIiIleriiten wcrScn pruseIiirt.

Gait ct. 2ouis. ST. a..
9hguit. 0os &riegsoepartcnent
Bat @eneroIanmoIt 8rlnoo9e onge-
wicicn ic18 9lngc66rige oes 3, glr-
acknowledgements BON Slinois, Oie
Der lbailnobme al Oem &ulIcnaii-
ra6r pOm I, itnO .. Suli angetlugt
iino, jll pro3ciiircn. Die Solooten
perOeu sum &rojcB nad Dem 6ieI.
gen GountD Qcbra6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
sloclc xauf6urit cr0alt ocfanonia.

&ou0on 81. gluguit. Cine
@epei6e ants 0lelboarne an Die 0Gr-
dange Gclegrapb So mcioet ooB
SRI. 9loele lganf6urit cine Goc6ier
Der en8liiHen Suiiroaeifcniii0rcrin,
ecitcrn 81 eiuem @}onat @eidn9niB
ocrlirt6eiIt morocn lit iuN 5wor ne
gcn elmer CcnouliratiorL melcbe lie
olu @}ithuod Der Dem oortigen sGar
lanentsgc6du0e UeranItaltet batte.
(9l0ele &auf6urit bat ii1 bcreitS
felt eini9er 3cit in 9IllitroIicn our@
ibre Seine 3pangsmlsbe6un0
@ropoennOo bemerf6ar gemabt. 3it
pcri6icoenen Nialcn lm0 &eriamn.
Iungcn in meldcn iie geiproNen, BON
Sol0oten oiigcbroden morOen. 9ei
elmer olcben @elegcn0cit pur0cn
SRI. &ant5urit uno m0ere 9ico.
ncrmncn Don Steinuiiricn 9ctrOi.
icn.)
eoounCntcu, bic oru ,1cltidlcn 0nrrcpou'
ocnteu" nirbt piinstld Decr nurcGclmdgta or
Haltcn. Tro gebctcu Ser Ciicc nuDnn per &C,
irnnou nocr idiriuiih MiiinCiinrn kH maniet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
sdiuc0ca OrO4t nit 0auOcIsa66rnd,

GtodboIm "A. 9luguit.
Cine 0ro0upg, Der 5uiolge S1weoen
iid pom ocn amerifanii6cn @aaren
inSgcialrnlt Iosia9en luiiroe, iDenn
loic Ser. Stoaten i6rg Sanoclsoer-
fc6r einiieQten meil 5dmeoen nit
0cuildlon0 conmer5ieGe @erbinoun-
0cn untcr6aIte, rplr0e beute BON
9lu5lonominitcr @inoemanu geno6t.
@r crtldrte in elmer 9leOe: n6oas es
wa5r ill., Oa6 oic Scr. Stoateu ibren
@onoclsuerGc6r einltcleu woaen,
iaas mir ni@t unicreu SonOcl nit
CcutiAlon0 ali9ebcn Damn mogen
mir ltns iebr uobl bon anterifani-
iAeH g9aoreu loaiagen.~
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&cridnoppt. 6remOcr (6er
lib beim 9orbier einen 3obu 5ieben
laiien mia dngitlid). so gan5
idmer5los i6eint 0aS BEL Sbnen Oo6
nidt 5l5uge6en. Gen Yaticntcn, ser
Dor mir on Der Heibc mar, b0rte ic6
plobli6 lout auiidreien" oGo limo
Sic i'm Srrt6lm, oos mar ib, Der
bat mir a S6ricig' 'ge6en.4
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0dgrl 3O4.
Sin wi0tigcr trOtCgis
i9cr %unft.
2SUt ben fran5Oiiicben
Sritppen AenDmmcn.

9lu@ Ser GomorO-@oIo, meitlitb Oo.
On in i6rcn SdnOen. 0iidcn
5wiiben Soucourt unO 8et6in-
court Inn ctpa 8wci ailometer
oor. - 0ic sriten Oerlieren in
6oIge oeutiGer @eaenOorltOBe
ibre neuen 6teaunocn I'M gpern-
ge5irf..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-25
SIN S;turm-
Centrum
Ser &anSler bOr &Ci6ss
tagaaasi6uR,
0ei Der 9cbattc itbcr ben
eSrieOemssSeI1lm6.

Ser 9ici6sfon8lcr butte ungcbli6
ieine SteIune 5u Der gieiolution
nidt flar eenue oefinirt. -8ei0e
@ruppcn - oie 5ricOensfreunoe
iin0 Ole Annerioniitcn berIan-
gen oieierbolb g(uffldrlng.
2on6on "a. 9luguit. Spe-
5ialoepeiben bon glmlterOam idil-
bern Die Gorgdngc i'm 9ieidStags-
Sonptapsi6uiie am @tittpoh, mel6e
oiu1 Oie Snterpellirlng Ses &on5-
lcrs iiber ieine Stelllmgno6mc 5ur
Srie0enSreiolution oes 9iei1stogS
OcranloBt puroen, ais einen Shlrnb
ipeIder in einem oemofratii6en Gam
oe leinen 9iiidtritt bonn glnlte sur
5olge gebabt bate. Qicien 9criA-
ten 5ufolge tuurOe Or. Wti6aeIiS auf-
geiorOert, ieine t6atiG6liDe Solhlng
be5iiglid Der 5rieoeuSreioliltion 5l
erfldren meil er, ais er am 10. Suli
geiagt botte, er iperOe lie untcrltiiben
oen 3uiab gemodt bate, nipie iA lie
auifoiie~. 0ieier olgeuidbcinIibe
Gorbebalt, ioqten 0ic SSrageiteller,
tuuroe bon 0cn 2lnneftioniiten oufge-
griifen uno ie erfldren OoB Der
9on5Ier tbotid6Ii6 ouf ibrer Sciie
iiebe.
Or. @li6oelis go6 in ieiner @rlui-
oerung eine @rfldrlng in melcber er
5por oen allgemeinen @ciit Scr De
ioluiion gntbieB, ober oi6 oarauf
binpies, Dab be3iiglid Scr @in5el6ei-
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5tldi-
fig ieien iino iogte, Dab er t6otidd-
lid iolhe bel oen W}aioritdts @or-
teicn mobrgenommen babe.
Qies bcroulaBte idurie Gntgeg-
nung ieitenS Der @ertretcr Der Mojo-
ritGtsporteien in Oeren 9lancn ocr
So5ioIiitenfiibrcr 9rie0ri6 ebert
cine Grfldrlmg ab9o6, in Scr er sen
aan5ler tbotiddlid Ger lluuobr6eit
6e5ibtigtc.
Wt Wtoioritatsporteien ber-
longen 5rie0enSpolitit.
ebert iogte, Die gioioritdten ieien
be5iiglid Der @eoelltung oer Gciolt-
tion, bic nidt niB5uocriteben iei ci-
MIG uno iie bcIteben 0oraai, ooB Die
9iegierllng cine beitimmte 6rieoens-
politif befolge.
Sod Der Niiitagspaltic erfldrte
iidl Der aon5ler, beiBt cs, mie0er nit
ooem @ciite" ocr 9eiohltion cinpcr-
itonocn o6cr sic 0litgGc0er 0cs2luS.
ibuiies uoren ie6r enttduicbt. Sic
Nloioritdtspurtcien bielten gIeib
nod Der Gertogimg oeS Sauptaus-
iduiies eine Sibung un0 ipro6cn
ipdter 6eim aou5ler Dor.
GuS4afiung Ocs GogebIot-
ties.
Gas qSugeblott" iagt, oie 9lngelc-
genbeit Iei nibt BON mlr poriiberge
5enoer 9eoeiitlng uno fonne niht
nit einigen glatten &6raien erlcoigt
peroen.
Sic 3eititng ioat aan5Ier Yii@oc.
lis babe nidt 0ie gcnii9enoe @adt
Die Gage 5n be6errltBcu oa cr cr.
nannt wurOc, o6ne ooB Die GoltSOer.
treter 5ll 9atbe ge5ogen wnr0cn.
Cine lte6errai4ung fir
8erlin.
Berlin %. 9luguit p'o 2onoon
"a. 9tiguit. Berlin iuor beutc
@orgcn iiberroiGt 5n borcu DAB
oas gcibStoasoebduoc gcitern 9}odJ-
mittug Die Scene cincs politiicbeu
SdorniisclS wor, oos, ie nod ocm
eS Ourb oic 9riQen scr @c0altelre
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Ser 9ieidsfon8lcr botte angcbIi6
icinc 5tcaun9 5u Der 9tcioIlltion
nidt fIur ocnuo ocfinirt. 9eioc
@ruppcn Oie 6ricocnsfrcnnOe
unO Oic 9lnnerioniItcn pcrIon-
nnn Aielnrhnlh NL11ffLGrri11n