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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
MILITARY BILL.
IS REPORTED
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON. Feb. TO-
The senate military committee
today reported the universal
training bill, which requires all
male citizens OF the United
Ststea between the ages OF 10
and 70 years who are physical
" able 60 undergo a period OF
six months military and naval
training, beginning January I,
1918.
The bill provides that on roach.
ing the age OF 10. all youths
physically able and having no de
pendents shall enter a training
period OF six months.
Exempt After rs
The bill. as submitted To the sen.
ate today. is said 10 No not unlike
the measure being prepared by a
group of general staff officers un.
der direction of Major Con. Scott.
which will be presented TO the
president and afterwards probably
used by the house military com.
mittec.
hN AuhthNfA iain hNAA RANNANHH
that no person shall be compelled
to undergo the six mcntha training
after reaching the age OF Is.
Those exempt from military Hery.
Ice are members OF permanent mill.
tsry and naval forces OF the u. :.
those physically unfit for naval or
military service. persons ON whose
earnings a father. mother. brother.
sister. wife or child Is wholly de-
pendent for support.
Re-.ssmlne Physically Weak
Those exempt because OF physlc-
al disability and the dependency
clause are subject TO re-examina.
ton at periods to be fixed by regu.
lation.
The bill provides that members
OF religious sects whose orders for
bid members to boar arms In war
shall be trained In non-combatant
branches OF the military or naval
service. persons convicted OF fcl.
onies are to be trained In special
units. Credit OF one month IL TO b.
given any person who has compl~,.
ed course In military or naval In.
struction. approved by tho secrr-
tary OF war or the secretary OF the
navy. these credits to 10 applied to
tho training period only.
Train or Lose Jobs
Certificates are To be ISSUED TO
those exempted and 10 those com
plotting the training course.
Employment OF persons up TO the
age OF rs without these certificates
is prohibited.
Al the time OF registering for
training. applicants are permitted
To state In which branch OF the
naval or military service they wish
to be trained. In emergencies, the
president can again assign a pro-
portion OF recruits as he sees n,
TO either the naval or military
branch.
Tho reserves are to be called out
by the president only In case OF a
defensive war or imminent dan
ger OF defensive war"
No Strike Duty
The reserves arc not to be used
In case OF strikes or other indus.
trial disputes. Regular army and
navy officers are TO act aA In
str',ctors In training camps
Employers arv prohibited from
discharsing or reducing tho wages
OF employees required to enter the
training camps
The bill Also provides that no In.
toricating spurious liquors shall b..
sold to any member OF the military
or the navy forces OF the U. ).
while In uniform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
NOME RULE BILL

Amendments to the Renick Law
which has cost tho taxpayers thou
sands ~ dollars end the Danrar. oi
senate bill No. i2i. containing ho-
rui. features ro.sus. 10 public util
ity regulation. will come up for IN
dorsement before the city council
Tuesday.
The Judiciary committee. oi
which Councilman Moor. H. chair
man. has recommended both ths
amendment and the home rule
measure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
n. Y. GRAND JURY
TO PROBE paper
COMBINE, REPORT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-The
grand jury of the Southern district
OF New York is about to begin an
inquiry into alleged combinations
In restraint OF trade in the news
print paper industry. the depart
ment OF justice announced today.
cambridge Colby and Mark lily.
msn. New York attorneys. have
been appointed special assistants to
the attorney general TO conduct the
probe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
PERU TO SUPPORT
WILSON'S ACTION

LIMA, Peru, Feb. f0.-Peru's re.
ply TO the American note suggest
ing unity If action among neutrals
will be forwarded TO the United
States today. There is every indi.
catior that Peru had decided to
support President Wilson's pro.
gram. altho the text OF the note Is
as yet withheld.
Peru's reply to the German note
was sent last night. II was a
strongly worded protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

Tasia Athanasiades. the little
Grecian maiden who was recently
awarded $1,000 for her injured
heart when Peter Farmasonis. a
Greek candy manufacturer In Seat
tie. refused TO marry her after
bringing her across the sea. may
lose the money given her By the
court
Superior Judge Frater Saturday
set February 20 "a the date for ar
cling n motion for n new trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

THE THIRD debate in the state
series took place last night in four
of the city high schools. the Frank.
lin trio winning from Lincoln,
Broadway losing to Queen Anne.
and Ballard winning from Tolt. and
West Seattle losing to Auburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
PUSH PLANS FOR
WATER CARNIVAL
And ALASKA CRUISE

Commodore N. n. tatin,sr,
new head Of the Seattle Yacht
club. has started TO push the
Orsad water carnival. slated
for July 5-6-7. 20 . completion.
Tho celebration. which will dedl.
cate the official opening OF the
Lake Washington canal. will be
the first strictly marine carnival
ever held in America. John r
Blain. fleet captain and general
secretary. announces.
The carnival will be followed by
. 10 or 12-day cruise to Alaska un.
der the auspices OF the Seattle
Yacht club and the Alaska bureau
Of the Seattle Chamber OF Com
merce and Commercial Club. ac
companied by visiting yachts from
all clubs Of the United States and
Canada.
Tho 50th anniversary Of the date
when the American flag was rails.
cd over Alaskan territory will be
commemorated at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
n. P. EMPLOYEES HEu

Employees OF the Northern Pa
cific yard office. moved by an ap-
peal In The Star for the aid OF a
poor family. raised 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
f1Ro.r1AE
WHEELER pUpEpTI

Search is being made for Capt.
Serge Ruperti OF the Russian army
to answer his wife's suit for sepa.
ration and $500 allmony on the
ground OF cruelty. He is thought
to have fled to Canada. Capt. Ru.
peril is attached to the Russian
munitions office in New York and
has an income OF $4,000 a year,
his wife says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
$4,000 men IN
NAVY Wanted
BY U. S. NOW

WASHINGTON. Feb. TO-
Wanted at once. $4,000 able
bodied sesmen for tho United
States navy, also several thou
sand officers. The navy depart.
nent. " was announced TODAY.
wants the sailors and euiek--to
bring the line Of the navy up
20 the newly authorized
s,rensth-s5. 900 men.
The officers are needed TO TN
out The ranks OF the officers re.
serv. corps. provided under the ma.
tlonai defense act. and which now
numbers less than 1000.
Those eligible To membership In
the corps are college or military
school graduates. er.na,lonal
guardsmen. er-officerE or noncom.
missicned officers OF the regular
army. under honorable discharge or
In the reserve active commits.
stoned officers OF tho regular army
or mere citizens who have attend.
ed military camp. Such eligibles
must pass a military examination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

The Keystone comedy
e reels) 10 "Ner Marble
Heart" with Louise Fax.
onda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

Fourth, Pike ana Union
Continuous ~ to II
Any Seat Toe any timel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
GOOD
BAD-|NAN

Two holidays In suo-
eession. Sunday and Mon
day (llneoln's birthday,
call for an unusual pic
ture. For this reason we
have brought back to
Seattle Douglas Fair.
banks Good 6sd-M an
. douele-barreied feature
for . double-bsrreled holI.
dsyi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Are YOU ENLIGHTENED

ntNk IVO kNklVIl LVLU
About 5000 OF YOU don't know
me. How viii you get wise? Not
by personal inquiry--that would he
too much work. Not by personal ac-
quointancc or hcarinR-that's too
supporting or opposing newspaper.
ews-either may be preiudiccd.
Not from advertislnR-you suspect
I'm not spending my own money on
printers ink Surely not by litterins
our streets with paper. IT'S \
pltDBl.EMi Nevertheless. hope
that AZ a result Of INSTINCT. FEM.
NINE INTUITION or DIVING REV
ELATloN. you'll know I'm the man
10 vote for.
L. D. LEWIS
Main 2,2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
S6cooOr GdvmiOt bcrmi6t.

Seit Dent SouitoG miro Ger So
5obrc oIte Gbcooor Gcbmiot bon iei-
ncm %ciat gIr. 113, Sugbcs.StraBc,
ocrniBt- 5tbni0t lit 6 SUB 2 Sol
aroB uH6 trun ais er 8uIcbt geieDcn
louroc cincn 0u1flcbloucn gln5ug.
Tor orci @ohcn muroe cr aus Dem
Sonotoriiin III SobiaospiIle entIais
len- Sic @oli5ci 0es iiioliIcn 9i.
ltrlftS piiroc BON leinen Germonoten
erlu@t cine Slihe nnb ibul nn5u.
Itelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Giuo III SScncrSocfa6r.

Iurd oos llmitiir5cn cincr 2onlpe
cntItono aciicru Elm 1cacr III Dem
Soule 9}r 507, Golpbiu StruBc,
Dos BON ser 9leocrin W'aric S,o6niou
pewobnt iuirO. S6rc gihte, cil flci.
mes aino BON foiu 5iuei sSobren.
luor in einen 3inlmer mIf ocm 5mei-
ten Stodlpcrf eingcidIoiicn udbrcn0
rlc ,Samilic iiM 5um &ird9ong ierti0
mo6tc. 0liuer 9lornOtt cin Notb.
bar scr in GER 505, Dolp6iu. SiraEe.
wobnt 5enaertte 3ucrit sic 5lanucn
l'n6 CAB ocn 6eieroIorm Gas aino
lvuroe aus Der 6ellersgcfo9r gerettct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

N1iIlcr: ,,9ci Oenl 9oritob in bic
rbcnlicmiinoung is ct oic urlucn
5ccIcute obcr md@tig iAlccbt icjau-
Icn.D
SAulbc: nSGlcdt N micio2"
Mincr: oSir bobcn ianimt uno
cnOcrs set SeHd6t bcrIoren."
Gdulbc: uS8ot on ioQItl"
WdiIcr. uSo, iic bobcn nomlid
JON nic iriRc, nri6tidc, cnglilCbc
Nrottc ohIolrt niiht icichenN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
iiITIIIIiIII,l1lTIIW

cS bat mir ouf pelerIci gSciIe qebolfen
SD bin iebt nicjt na6c5u 70 ncrp0s mebr,
bo6e fcinc Gdmcr5cn nod &ein mebr
Set mli6 inoen. naB 2Dbia g. Tnibam 8
Wc0ctd6le COMPOUND Ole bette Mcoi3in
it, sic cine Srau nebmeu fnnl -
Grnl Maranrct Guiun, 6inter 250 gEors
tGcn Ctr, SDnu Wlnil
SlnNerc ipGrucnoe G1utptomc inO: ein
@efibl Der Gritidung, Soisconfdlle, Aopfs
luo 9iudcnlrbmcr5en 6nrc6t Dor FINITE
gem lln0liid Ohrenbrnricn, Soer5ilopfen,
Nlinnern Dor ben glu9en llnreQeImds
hiQtcit NcritppfltHn linreoclmoBi0cr Nps
petit, llnruhc lino G0ipiuncl.
gSenn e5ic beIonNcrcn 9latb braidclb
10 leDreibelr Gie dii bic 2Uoid Z seints
honl Wlcoicinc go. (pcrtroalicb), SDnt
Ma0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Bnlfinlore:
philadelphia:
GpuiraFt nodl nidJt NbocidlOlien.

sic Better 0es ,9clpeOcrc 8o'
tels" moGtcn gciteru bcfannt, oaB
Der @ertoni Oes Sotels al @rn. 6.
S. GonIelpo GiocnIbiiucr OcS
nglonticcllo-Sotels~ in Noriolf, &a,
nod nidbt pcrfcft it, Serr GonioIoo
miro i'm 2nufc oieicr g8odc nnd
Baltimore fonniclt i'm Den Gontroft
nb5liidDlieBcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

G5rcunOin (5ur 93raut bic III Dem
0crauihponcu S,rItoliropt ocrGcbldi
5u tcIcp6ouicren pcrilub): uSurlul
b1ngIt Gil uidlt iricOcr ob j.. bci
oicicm 26rm lit ia ic0c@critdnoiGuu0
INIT Tcincul 9rdutigam ousgcid)loi'
lcn2"
@rput 0eIio): ~g(d, mir iin0 obcr
ooh wcni9itcu5 mitciuanOcr ucr5iui.
onli~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
aOBlcuprciic rcsmIirt.

Or. SenrD u. Garfield, Ser Sob
len-Oiftotor Der Ser. Stanten oelien
W1o6t cine 1bnli6e wic Die Oes Ser
bert Sooper, gtobrungsmittel- -0itto-
tors, it, bat Elm gcnoues StiOilm
ocr 9oblcnprciie binter iid. @r be.
ricf 9. sc. @atts, ocn ErGiiOcnten
ocr 9oltimorer Goblenborie, nocb
ySoi6ineton uno 0erglid6 Die bielige
&oblcn- -Sititation alt @onO bon Erei-
len, 0ic in on0ercn St10ten Dorberr.
idcn. Dab Or. @orfielO 0aS Sober.
lteiocn ocS aoblenprciics berDinoern
miro, lit bic 9[niidl BON Srn. @ntts,
ooh gloubt CT niMt, OoB Die Breiic
berlntcrgc0riidt mer6en fonnen.
0ie ao6lcnlituotion in Bbilooel-
pbio lit ocs Seftcren nit Der Bieiigen
bergliben lporoen. Grob Der nod.
oriidliben %roteite ieitens Der Gon-
ilrmcntcn iino Die Hreiie in 0ieIem
Nlonot ameimol gcltiegen ipGbrenO IN
Ebilooclpbio oic aoble biaiger lit wie
bier. Sr. g9otts i6reibt oies oen
bobcrcn S5rddtfoIten 5u. Ebiluoel'
pbia 5oblt 35 Gents pro Eonne me-
niger pie Baltimore fir oic &oblen-
auflbr bon Oen 3et6en. 0ic folgen-
oen relotipcu SSreiie murOen in ben
beiocn Stdotcn be5oblt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

rouqCntcnt nit Ocn 9nrlcn, ponoA
jcRt tdqlid Die YcitGnoc ousgemicicl
mcroen niiiien, CAB ibnen ocn notbi.
gcu S9inf nit Dem 3owlpiabl. Gcnn
c sltcbt al crlportclt oaB oic Ynntcn
munmcbr oic Situation frdltig in ocr
&on0 bcbolten iperOcn, ltno Dab cine
iibcrgroBc e5t6rlulg ocS @clonlartteS
ourd Die foailienOc aric0Sfinun5i
rlmg ni6t 5il bafiirdten iit
Gonit ite6t Die @0ric i'll nit6t miB-
5uocrltcDcnScr @Giic I'M 3cirben Der
neuon sSrciDctS 9lnIciDc- Gic Nor.
arbcitsn fit oicic merOca III lpcit
rmiuIicnocrcu WloBc bctricbcr ais
oicjcuigen fir sic criten 2i5crtu
NonOS. S8or scr Grfolg oieicr Gntii.
iion idon trob Der nnngelboftcn %or.
6cseitmg Gin iibcrouS gilnitger 70
oiiritc ocricliac ser 3iueitcn ,Srei'
.9lnlciBe, fir mcIHe ocr 8oocn
IN 70 giiaitigcr S8ciic gcoiingt miro,
Elm nod picl NroBortiocrer merOcn.
0ic cupd6ntc 9lc0uIirn0 0eS @clOs
morTtaS ipor bic rritc &orbcOingung.
lm0 ic nd6er ocr 3citpunft Der Gn1ii-
Ipn tonnlt, ocito giinlti1cr Oiiritcn
iicG oie %crbdItuiiic aud an Scr @6rlc
iclbit geiioItcu ipcnn nlIh oiellcidt
ooriibcrgc6caOc 9fiidiGldgc 81 pcr.
5eidjnau icin mogcn. 0ieic iucrocH
picacidt uiC6t 5ll Dcrniciocn lcin III
Scrbinoima nit ocn icwciligcnSMict.
idlcn DER @rnten unO Ger gia6rlulass
ittctNro6lcnlc I'M sluocAeinca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

ErciaiiAcS 3nfommcjt- :
trcffcn 9lidter: ,goB Sbncn
Der 9arbier 0cn Sdaum IN oeu
0huO itrib, lit cine Sodbc, Die ia
uorlonuncn lanH Cas- lit abcr 0oM
fcin @runO, ii6 Ocrarti9 auBurc.
gen" 0iGtcr: uslllcroinas. SD
emplir9 abcr gcraOc audi Den SsuB
Der @tuic.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

OcllaluecQlcl llllD pCll
in Oicicr Belt iib-
| i den Gcbiudcbcn.
SSc5 befaiiO mid in
iebr ilerboienl 3us
itono, nit Nopfs
ic5mer5cn ilao Yciu
oic meiits 3cit, OnB
icb llufdblg iuar
lleine glrbcit 81 be-
lorgen. Cine 6reuns
Din erlucbte MIDI
Spoia s. Yinfbonl' 8
&eNct a b | c 6 o nls
pound al ueriucIciL
inns irh fhnt ittn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

Illlo aub 0ic t5ricoensirogc mag cine
|mcbr o0er minocr cinIhiBreidc Houc
ipiclcL jc nodocnl ipic oic gtnhport
Der Gentrolmd6tc aui Ole pdpHidc
9lotc olSidat itno lpclbe 8olgcn iic
na@ ii9 5ic6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Ncr M6 Ner.

gln tiuen @cpaiicr iist Gin WlonH
mo onqeIt. 9isbcn iiM bot CT ein
grcbcs 5tiid aois Iic0cn, BON Dem CT
40 luA ~ eill Ssiiil obbridt I'M cS
ais &0Ocr ouf san &nf2n 81 '1ieBen.
Aae WcIhat ecbt ihlcbt sumner
pic6cr SirGt scr Uiom icinc glngcl
ans ocm SaTicr, obnc cincn Slid on.
ran al 9Qbcu. g|Nr Der G1le lit re-
9clnGNia abgcireBcn
Gin NauQc qidt enc @cilc aii.AlS
Scr 9lnqlcr lpieocr einntal pcrgcbIlh
rodl ocnl S3atcn iie1t, iagt ocr 3u.
iNoucr:
sic. IoIicn &c mir 'nolN
.Spos oeun Numucr Srmge an.
5rIn2"
4Slcc oubciScil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

4rofeiior (bcriibmtcr %hiloIopb)
nSbr gSirtbiboftsbirb, %ohdts, ba.
ben Sic n6er 70 ltlliibcrlidt.tq Ne,
iiibrt. oob id obiplat ni.9t tsraN.
flug werocl"
&auSDdIterr (pificrtl. w aHa
Shrcil Nuhcril gcbt'8 MIR QsNaA \.
0crr Yrofclior 0orauS io.Nl iH
aud nidt fllG mcrocNl I" fna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
SDnncn0nf. nnO lIntcrQan0.
ylMt6
gSctterausGdlteu.

Sir W}orplanO unO oen Giitritt
Columbia bcute fIor uuO iiio0ltli6c
@in0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

iiGrfer ilt Ocn sJtruOcl bincinge5ogcu
mltr0cn mar 0arin beariinoct, oaB
@criidtc wic0erbolt belagten, oaB
bic &cgiernngsprcilc iiir beiOc NC.
touc in 5iciulih liberoler @eiic
Giubl auf $GS sic Tounc, Sliipier
oui 25 GcuiS 0o5 Eiuno icilAe.
lett porocn icic. 9ic @criiNtc ian,
ocu MIR iniOirrn @citdtigima ais
Wirflid ~ lRiQioncn Gnn0 Gupicr
fir bic 9Iliiricn 5u jeneni Nrciic an'
gcfouit icroca. Slbcr ole ipirfli1e
@niicbcioung III ilnlncr nocb nidt gc-
ioacL I'M NeacutbciL cg DicB Damn
micocr, aae oicic Sbube f6nntcn
iiber9ollpt nidDt alif citen mo Ocn-
iclbcn 9ciiien gciDlagen mcrOcn, man
wcrOe bon 6o1 5il Sal boaOcla imO
cS wroc ais bcOeutiamcs 3ciMcn be-
trnAtct, OoB Oic Nlliirten innrmcbr
luic0cr icI6ilitanoi8 un0 p0aig mab-
bdnNi8 bon Ger GinlolIiSncllc Der
9lcgicrung i'm Qlorttc crld5iencn iino
8cibcn 0cr 6rctDcitsl
g(nlcibc.
Scbr Nin0crIid mar 6 oud, bob
oic ScI0roten trpb poriibcr0ebcnocr
GrIei@tcrlmg iid inlmcr ipic0er pcr.
itciitcn. gt6cr oic icstcn Eaac licBet
oo1 cinen ollgclueinen llnidwiln9
Der Stinunung crfenneL ipcun Der
Wlorit audj nod) icbr IT'LL unO 0ngit'
lid gclucicu it, Der 3ulounien6rlA
ocs aorniIoff'idcu Nlltihcs, Der cine
loiortae ltarfc Grbolung scr 9ln6cI.
Irateu lnO Der &ulicnwcrt5c sur Sol.
&c bottc, nobm ben 9niiiicrs oen
gSino aus 0en Sc9elL itno oas 9(r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
llutcr6aItmneS- -gScoluciIcr.

wVnDci0 '-o NroQ0lpnO ycllcS".
~pippobrume"- Nauoebi0e uno gSnnoclbil0cr
nrNinno"-SCci6S &auocbinc.
n&icturia" Saioepiac nno g6uloclbilocr.
p0crc DC Wfnce gSciircnnen bon H. bis
20. September.
=. pNriun" Sonniag ben 90. September
Srlnriion per Samper .Srcamldno".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

AbDnHcnicH, clf ben ,,1eutinlen 0pgreipnu.
ottlgu" RlAt pulltlrn uhcr rilrtnclmQhin rr,
Galtcn, hrG grpctu, ocI Cpre bnppn pvl 1t,
fnhnu nRer 'hrttuN Niitthcifuun ~ Wocsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

YoIi3ci-2ciltnant: a99oulrl babcu
sic cS mir nit6t glcic6 gciogt, oof
Sie bier ihon pboto1rnpoiori iiuO2'
&ohltoplerin ,glf oanl @ts
,@il0 babe i'd ipirflib rch!
bait ailsgcicbcirT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17


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y 2. ehaes.Ioss ( 9g., ii7-2i gsaulou q
nTrptidr Ne,,sr.SsrilGgrunas@ @sIsnImalta. sob
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irllmat" NnltlmQfe'ptylbe mn 0AiD@
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