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The Washington times., 1917-09-19
BY Mary Ellen Sigsbee.

0NcE on a Winter day. when the thermometer
down below zero, 1 drove in a sleigh
~ past the typical little red school house of
isolated mountainous district up State" The com
Portable farmers wife who sat beside me removed
her muller from her mouth long enough 10 remark:
She's a woman who dollars week
mighty easy 1t was too cold to argue, so l let it
90 at that but later / saw more OF one of these
women whose munihcent salaries supposed
come to them without effort, and / grew to admire
and respect this most lonely branch of an underpad
calling. | also grew to know these remote, outlying
districts better and found that the opinion voiced
by the farmers wife unfortunately the general
opinion Of the community.
The country in the Summer time, with the point
of view of the Summer boarder. is different coun-
try than the that exists in Winter Country life
is hard and uncomfortable through the long, cold
Winter weather, and the people who live thus far
removed from their kind have yof growing hard
and uncomfortable to match it. They grow suspicious
Of those who have grown up in any different sur
roundings than their own. and they apt to grow
contemptuous Of any one who has another occupation
than farming it,
The woman in the picture is young. She has
taught but little yet It is to such teachers that
these far-away little schools are apt to fall The
hamlet where she is is five miles from the nearest
railroad II is too small TO boast a store Sup
plies must be brought from five miles off also.
This teacher has boys and girls her class taller
nearby mothers even send her their youngsters Of
The Washington times., 1917-09-19

sure. sed Pa. am a man of ack-
shUn.
Il an proud OF you. sed Ma, you
can always git a new collar. but
you can nevorr re-plaice pa-try-
tism which is onst lost & gone, sed
Ma. By the way. sed Ma. Missus
SoTgUm & her husband Is cumming
oaver in a few minn!ts. He is a
travelling docktor. sed Ma. & Jest
then thay calm.
Husband. sed Ma, after she had
interduced Pa TO the lady. this 10
Mister SOrgum.
Mister Sorgum dident shalk
hands. he was looking at Pa kind
CT hard. Oh. I remember now. he
sed to his wife. this Is the big Loon
that broak up my Iectur on Hy-
Gene.
What are you talking about? sed
Pa. He was kind Of red in the
face.
You know what / am talking
about. all rite. all rite. sed Mister
sorgum. was addressing a open
air meeting on the crate good Of
open air for the he!th. & on the dan
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
Little Boobies Pa

y asst mite wen Pa calm hoam his
collar was torn & his cote was
kind OF rumpeld.
In what cyclone was you IN?
sed Ma. dident no;is any awful
storm around the naborhood.
I wasent in a cyclone. sed Pa.
but I guess that one soap box De-
mostny-nees knew I was thare or
thareabouts. Pa sed
Tell me about IT. sed Ma.
I was on the way hoam. sed Pa,
wen passed a yung gent wich was
making a speech up neer Hamilton
Place Jest as was passing / herd
him say We must stand together
agEenst the Draft. That made me
stop. sed Pa. to git a Ear Full. as
Mister whittier wud have put It.
The result OF IL was. sed Pa, that
edged in close & grabbed Friend
Speaker & yanked him OF his perch.
Thare wasent much fite IN him wen
I got thru. sed Pa. & the crowd
cheered me.
Are you sure he was talking
sedishus? sed Ma.
dident walt long to be vary
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keeper was gone. the telephone man
grin-ed, made sure she was out of
sight. and began swiftly to attack
the wires.
With his hands protected by a
pair of rubber gloves he cut into
the electric wires and began to
connect them with the adjacent
telephone wires And as he worked
he smiled furtively to himself
The Job took only q few minutes.
The housekeeper had hardly gotten
back TO her work after allaying
Carslake's suspicious when the
mechanic turned up on the second
floor to ask politely;
May l use the ~ ro'am"
The housekeeper hesitated
"I guess So" she saiu 1t. TN
see"
She knocked upon the door OF
Carslake's study.
The telephone man wants to test
the phone. sir" she said.
Carslake scowIeL ...-.,-.dently.
Very WELL" he prnted, from
the other side OF the door.
As the mechanic entered. Carslake
was IN the act OF transferring the
diamond from its tissue wrapplngs
to a small bag of chamois skin. He
held II SO that the telephone man
could get a good look at II as he
came in-and Carslake watched
the workman's face. But no light
blazed up In his eyes.
The sight of the precious stone
did not IN the least excite him. He
barely glanced at II as he surveyed
the room In search OF the tele-
phone. and Immediately he had To-
Gated the instrument he approached
It, turning his back on Carslake.
Carslake breathed a sigh OF re-
lief He dismissed his suspicion
that the telephone man was
masQuerading. He turned his at
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
A Joint Bank Account.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX.

AN Miss rAlfIFAA.
1 recently married, but con-
tinued at my position as stenoK-
rapher due to the fact that IL was
not necessary for me to attend 10
household duties. 1 intended 10
place the money I earned in tha
bank. Ny husband. however does
not believe in separate bank ac-
counts and suggests that we nut
our money together under his
name. thus leaving my funds AZ
his disposal. He expects to pur-
chase a home shortly and has
given me to understand that
ought to chip in. Possibly 1 am
wrong. but 1 am under the i'm
preston that he Is taking a yery
unreasonable attitude in regard to
the matter. as 1 believe I am en-
titled to my own money. A.B.
WHY not have a Joint bank ae-
count7 II your husband is 10
be free to draw cnecks against your
savings 1t is really only fair that
you have the same privilege wher.
his are concerned. Really. I don't
see why you should be unwilling to
help in the purchase OF your bom.
You are partners-equaI partners
and you ought to help as we'll az
trust each other: moreover, neither
one of you ought to demand privi-
leges and rights In regard to your
Joint or separate savings such as
you are unwilling to give the other
one.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
Advice to the LOvelOrn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Not Advisable.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
A girl of nineteen is employed
in a small New York office. One
of the employers. a well-to-do
travelling man OF middle age,
visits the New York office once
every few months. He always
has presents for the young ladies
in the office and is always willing
10 take them out to dinners and
theatres. He has done SO a few
times, taking them back and forth
in taxicabs.
The employers are married and
have children. The young lady
goes about with a young man who
objects to her going out with any
of her employers.
Is he right? Do you think the
young lady is travelling on a safo
path? Do you think she is doing
justice TO the young man?
DISAPPOINTED.
THE young mans attitude is cor
rect First OF ALL It is wiser
and safer and IN every way more
efficient for q young woman In .
business office TO keep her relation
ships with the men there entirely
free from the social element II
those men are married. or II they
feel that they are condescending
when they become friendly with
their employees. No nice girl wants
TO accept dangerous attentions
whether those attentions are directly
dangerous to her or threaten an
other woman's happiness. Please
little girl. for the sake of your own
dignity and out of respect for me,
be more loyal to the man who loves
you than they are to the women
who love them
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
CHoveIIzed from the photo-plAy The
Fatal Ring.")
By Fred Jackson.
Episode IL.
,cOvyr.rht. 1917. By Fred Jackson. all rights
RESERVED


reserved
A MECHANIC in Working clothes
n stood there. with a coll OF
wire slung over one shoul-
der and a kit of tools at his feet.
Telephone company said tne
workman briefly. I've come 10 IN
spect the wires"
He pulled out his book in token OF
his authority and. after a sharp
look, the housekeeper nodded. un-
fastened the chain and threw open
the door.
'.pon't track dirt into my car
pets" she said
NO. ma'Am," said the workman.
(which way to the cellarT'
straight ahead; second door TO
the left" she answered.
He descended the cellar steps
closely followed BY the house,
keeper. Against the wall. in one
corner, were the telephone wires.
running parallel with the electric
IIrht wires, but about three feet
away. The telephone man exam
Ined them, and began to unpack his
Kit of tools, whistling cheerfully
the while.
Convinced by his manner that he
was exactly what he pretended to
be. the housekeeper departed to re-
assure Carslake. who was still bend
ing over the bashstrade upstairs,
and listening.
But the instant that the house
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
Honest Music.

DO you believe that music prevents
crIme?" ITO a certain extent" re
piled Mr. Sisley. When a man keeps
both hands and his breath busy with
a cornet. you know he can't be pick
ing pockets. attempting homicide. or
slanderlng his neighborsI"
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
COICs Enough to Go Round.

IT estimated at Australia has enough TO give each
man, woman and child in The island continent three
each while Argentina do better There five
cattle to each nlabitant in the big South American
public
The Washington times., 1917-09-19

Asst mite wen Pa calm hoam his
collar was torn & his cote was
- kind Of rumpeld.
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
The Battle of Ckiekan.auqa.

N September 19, 1862 occurred the famous Battle of
Chckamauga. The Confederates, under Gen Bragg
suddenly attacked the Union forces and nearly routed
hem but Gen. Thomas saved the day by holding the CEN
IRE Oh the ne This victory had decisive effect in ter
minating the great Civil War
The Washington times., 1917-09-19
The Fatal Ring LOVE ASb sHoHH MISERY Sn

tention once more to the glitterinE
stone in his hand.
Suddenly his ear caught the
sound OF the telephone bell
The workman looked up. too, and
turned to Carslake apologetically.
7 guess that's a call for you.
sir" he said.
Carslake advanced. with a nod Of
thanks. The telephone man handed
him the phone and Carslake took II.
not perceiving that as he did so he
was standing 81, directly upon the
heat radiator set IN the floor He
lifted the receiver. two OF his
fingers touching the little metal
screws at the end OF It
The Diamond Lost.
Hello" began Carslake curtIy.
The telephone man stopped down
to the telephone box and twisted
two wires together with his rubber
gloyed hands. Instantly a bolt of
electricity shot through CarsIaks,
finding a ground" in the heat radI-
ator. Carslake yelled and tried to
drop the phone, but he could not.
He was held as effectively as
though he were bound with bands
OF steel
"Correctr breathed the teIephons
man. nodding with satisfaction.
Got you that time. Mr.. Carslaks.
Sorry to Inconvenience you. But
have to obey orders,"
He crossed to the table and
picked up the chamois bag. opened
II. drew forth the violet diamond.
While Carslake's inturiated eyes
followed him. he slipped II into his
pocket.
Many thanks. old man he said
nonchalantly. so long"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
anpfcrsruGcnar6citcr tritcu.

gIrbcitcr in geidbrlider Stimmiiug.
@eluoltt6dtiafeiteu meroen be.
iiirdtct.
GLOBE. 9lrioonn, A. Suli. ~ Die
idmmtli6en @ritbcnnr6eiter in oen
aupierbergpcrfen I'M @lo6e-0lionli-
Giitritt 100 in uormaleu 3citen 1000
Mom bei1ditigt perOeu, iinO oil ocn
Strife gegon0cn. Gic bradfegenoelt
@ruben uno 9lulogen weroen 10
idorf beruodt, OaB es iel6it County.
gcanten lmmoglib purOc, Die aus.
geitellteu Yoiten 81 pniiircn. Sderiif
Com glrmer, 9iihter Sbute bonn Sll.
perior-@eridt unO cine 9ln5obI 0e.
puties iuiBtcn luicoer iuntebren
Ger S6eriif bat bunOert 9iirger unN
equities einaeldmOren. oarunter Oen
Yaiior Der Gpiscopol.airde.
SIS miro erlportet, bob WlitglieNer
Der @ine, DILL uno SmeIter Union,
ole in Gieniten fleinerer @ru6enba-
iiber lteben, beute Die 9Ir6eit mieoer
aufnebmen meroeu Oo Die ,nab6Gn-
gigeu @ruben6eiiber Elm 9lbfommeu
nit ibren 9lr6eitern getroifen baben.
@ie perlautet, luilI ieoob ole Wletul
NlinerS Union 300 9oIten bel Den
@ruben aufiteaeu nm Oieie 9eute
BON Der @ieOerallinabme Der 9Irbeit
ab5ubalten
Strife greift nm lid.
MooiionbiIle, ap, A. Sui,
TT Sed5ia Ero3ent Der 1900 Sob.
lengru6enorbeiter i'm peltlihen Sen.
tlidD. .Giitrift iinO leBte gtodt an OeH
Strite gegougen. sic forOeru cine
erb6bte 2obpifalo ino beIierc Sls'
beitsbeOiugungen. Qie Strifefiibrer
iino iiber5elat booon, oaB es ibner
geliueeu miro, ole 9lrbeiten ieoer
@ru6e gum Stillitouo 81 6ringelt.
Gic @riibeubeiieer beeeu cine eegeu.
tbeilige 9Iniidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
geiprate Wamtter.

9IuaiterfiiIIt iaB ecitern MorgcH
7ral g2eIlic 9(ttiniou bon 9ar. 1909.
9. StruBc @oibinaton 3. g. III
.ibrer Nobnling, ieOen glilgenbIit
cine gladrid)t criunrtenn, Oab ibr
.Sohn auf Dem @eae nab Baltimore
oerIeet woroeu lei. Ger 2estere be.
iano iit in ieinem gIutomobiI alII
Dem Megc nod Baltimore, I'M ben
A. Sui in Ban Sbore 81 perIeben.
6roi glttinlon bntte noh Der 9Ibiqbrt
ibrcs Sobncs cniOcdt. 0nB Gin 9leger,
Der in ibrcm Sauic arbeitet, Die Gam
pcnbebdIter oes 9Iutomobils aus Ser.
Ie6en nit gen5in anItott nit Eetro-
len acfiint batte. sic gerietb in
eroBc 9Iufrcaima iino teIepbonirte ON
YoI5ei.Vlaridan Garter, ibren Sobn
alli Dem @ege nod Ban Sbore nb-
iangcn 81 lalien. Cine @eidreiblug
oes 9utomobiIS iulir0c ihnclliieHs
jiber oie gauge Stnot aeiauot un0 &C..
eell i2 llbr iuuroe &crr 9(ttinon bon
einem BoIisiiien Oes iiiOIibeu 81.
Itritts in Der Golnnbio-gloe. nlfge.
boIteu. gr eoB ben SSnbolt Der Cam.
penbebaIter llHge6enO IN Die StraBc
imo beoantte Iid. 6dtte or eeiiern
9lbeno bel Giubrud Der gumteI6rit
Ole oompen onee5iinoet. Oann Ware
er iiderlicb infoIae ser niht 81 per.
meioeuOen grpIoiion bcrIett iuoroeu,
0err Yltfiniou beuahrihtiote ieine
Mihter per EeIephon. oaB er amigo.
boIten wuroc, mas oicieIbe nit 8reu-
Oen bOrtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
@urOe 5nriideebrodJt.

Ter g4cger SeITe Mooofort BON 9tr,
1903, Fnrf.9lpeiuie, Der bier in me6-
rcrcn @rocerDIdoeu @daren auf NeA-
nung BON @3diori &obu EbiIip SiH
failfte, miiroe eeitern BON Ieteitip
8oble BON 2ong grande, 9t..SS5 Had
Baltimore ouriidgebra6t. Gr ipiiroe
nad ser nittleuen &oIi5eiltation &C.
bradt. mo er aud angeI6uIoiat ipur-
oc, BON SRI 8ounie Seigbs, gar. 7Q6,
ct. |oul-StraBe, fir weIhe CT eiHc
3eit lang arbeitete, einen 9iamant-
Jfing geitobIen ST. babeu @oooiort
miro beute Oem 9lidter Dorgeiiibrt
1peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
glationaI Iunpent bed .GlfSu.

Bottom A. Sui. ~ Die erIteu
Der 10000 GeIeeateu, uelde ST. Dem
am ndhiten Moutae beginuenoeu yta-
tionaIconpent Der nGlfs" erwartei
lueroenb iino 6eute bier eingetrofieu
oorluter 5reo. Sarper BON Spn1-
burg, ga, ser GnnOioat fiir oaS glmt
OcS ,@ranO GrolteO Siuler4 lit. Gas
Gon5e @alter.Sebauoe DER 9oiioler
lltiUerIitdt iii Sen SITS ais Saupt-
Qiiartier einoerduuit worOen.
8iir 1ouneritao, Ocu12. D. d., III
cine groBe potriotiicbe 1ewcmtratiou
init WQilitdr. uno Niorine.Faraoe &C.
plant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

@uenoS 9lires, A. SuIi.
Seutiee 9etonntma6unecn aus ali.
toritatiuen QueIlen laiien erieben, oaE
glrgentihieu icinen @eianotcn IN
9eutiblano aneewieien bat, unOer'
3iiglit Die periprodeue GenIetbmuna
uno polite @ntiddoieame fiir oas
@erienfen oes Gampiers u4rotegio"
3li ioroern. Geutihlauo ioII es bis
ieet nur bel 8eriprehunaeu beuen.
0en lolien bdbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
GrfOIarside GOnsert-s sOar.

S5err 5eroinano allebn, Der bic
iiac 4iauilt lmO Gomponiit bot 10.
chen cine 9lei6c BON Gon5crten in
Wlorplaloer Stdoten beenoet. Ger
Iebte uuiitalII6e 8ortrug fano IN
9ionooastomu am 80. Snni iuItcr
oen g[nIpi5ien oeS ,,9loslpn Suni6ine
Clubs liatt. Serr @nebn ipicIte
inter 9lnoerenl Sdnoels uSdmieo.
Gariotioneu4 oeu 2is5fihen nQie-
bestroum@ nno 1@nomcureieen", Die
groBe Gbopin'ide u9olonaiie in u.s.
bur-, Die uStaccato Gtloe~ bon Siu-
biniteiil nno anoere mebr. Cine nelIe
Serie miro iiir Die uadite 5aiiou be-
nblidtigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

OeleBgepllng lllr Que SepelSuerNCDc,
rung ameritonii6er arieaer an
gcitre6t.
@oibineton A. Sui. Der
GongreB iol criudlt lueroem @cieb.
gcDuna iiir oie 9ebcnsperiiderime
omcrifnniltet 3ricger 0u erIoiieu.
Ger &lon tuuroe beute in elmer Goi-
iereu5 5wiiben 9IominiitrationS.gc-
omten ilnO Oen leitenOcn 9criihc.
.@eieIlidoitcn ini 2onOe gutge.
bcibCn. Cine @orIogc, oic oicien
Ylon Deuuirfliden ioIl. miro in BAL.
sc Dem GonoreB lnterbreitet luerOen.
Ger Gntipuri miro BON &egierlIp9s-
beomtet eilhuorien lperDcn iuG6reno
Die @ertreter Der Geriiberungs.@e.
icQitolten ais 9erai6er iun9iren
ioerocu. Gle 8orloge Oiirite nad5
Oem De6tcr oes BmnoeS .Ar6citcr-
sGntidaoiginoS @cIeBrs euporien
lpcr0etl. N4
Iic groBten 2e6cnSUerlidcrungS-
@eieIlitniten 0es 2anoes baben &c.
ltern gIoHnlittog ocn &orihlaa OeS
NrdiiOeuteu @iIion sic 8lr ;5rout
aeidiftcn Solootcn eeaeu oen 30.
0esfoIl mo gegen llnidae 81 perii.
ferh nit oller Gntidieoenbeit 81.
riidgelDieIeil
Dlebr ais 100 3eprdieulanten Der
groBtcn SebensDeriidermgS. lno
llniauberiiderlinaen Oes 9auocS ba-
ben iid cinitimnlig aegen Die sIld-
ndbne iolber YoIicen erfldrt nit
Dem 3lhaB, OaB iie es Iieber idben
iUenn i5ncn in Der 9iegicrnng in Die.
fer 9rande ciu nener Goufnrrent er.
piihlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

iebt QcInno bin uno ale meme 0dusnrs
beiten ino nuBerDem 0nrteuarbeit be-
'lorae Webrere meiner yiadbnrinnen
iin0 nurd ben @ebrnIdJ bon 1Doia T.
9nfbams @egetablc COMPOUND eellno
gemoroen IT. Gran YioIa 5imicaI, gSas
0oner. OLA
Gold iuarnenoe Sbmptome. iuie Gre
Gtidnn0Sgeliibl. Aopflhmer3cn, Niidells
,1cbncrSelL 4lrcht Dor fommenoenI lhls
aIiid, gIengltlihicit Gbreubrnuien, perds
fIopfen. 9lueenfIimmern. llnregelmd3Qs
felt. YerItopfua. ungepiner ylppetlt
Ggblpddje lin0 Shpinoelanidlle lpllten
bon 8rauen IN mittIerem NIter beahtet
iperheiI. Qbbid 6. Rinibnms 8 Negotiable
Compound bat peIe Srauen bieie SErilis
iberiteheu Iailen (gn8D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

mid DER orei 6ieoereu Sdlpei5er er-
hmern Oie Oos 9iotbe arell5 in @enf
ms Seben rieien iogte er, uno for.
oerte Damn 81 elmer Gollefte fiir oas-
ielbc oiif ole einen erbe6liden Yetrag
ergob. Gann wuroe ole 6eier iortge-
ieBt unO cs luor lnngc naA 9lnbru1
Der Iuntelbeit, nlS Die lebten S6eiI-
nebmer OoS 9lublofnl perlieBeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

~FfftF o.
beu. neil icil ipdbs
reno bes 1ebens
ipecblelS Slpei Sab
re i'm Bette lag.
GENIAL opcrirt ipurr
0e, obne (Srfola,
lino ib beute in
meinem @rabe la
pe, ipdrc es nicbt
fir 9Doia s. Yiuts
b a ms 8eaetabIe
Compound QeiueIen.
oas mid fiber Die
Aronibeit bin 10 { q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

SoltNote GitD. 4. Sui. =
1ie Some CSioro~ bat BON in SoIt
Sate-@ointD wobnenocu Nidtbiirecrn
500 @ewebrc coniis5irt. SSeoes SoiiS,
in wcIdem elm 9lusl6n6er mo6nte,
wilroe ourdhht. Die meiitcn 0je.
me6rc luilrocn IN ocn @rlbenlagern
gciimocu, IN nywcldcn meiitens gluS.
lduocr 6ouien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

@eeen ShieBens inuerbaIb Der
Gtaotgreu5e itno Erageus oerbotener
qeidbrIider @aifen wuroe gelteru
6reO. peufeI pom gar. 1927. gsorO.
Wloutioro.9(De., pom Den FOli5ilten
@eiip uuo Soffmnu pom norOoHIi&en
TiItrift Der1aitet. Gr puroe gegen
giirei6oit gum gerbOr freigelalleH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

g(us ben iibrigen NlnOes. .Metter,
bcobabtrnes 5tatiOnen ipurOeu Die
iolgeuoen b66iteu 5enperatureu bic
nm 8 llbr geitern 9lbeno berrihten,
berid1tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

Abomsnteu, bic BEN ,,Tsullden GOrres
pOHbeuteM" Hidbt piNItllM pber mHreaeI.
mdtla erhnIien FHb eebeteH, ber Office
bapon per 9eIepbon Ober idDrIItIit Wllt'
thelIuna Sp mnGgN,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
llutcrbaItnnas.ggco

.Sippobrume'Z @auoebine uno MnnoeIbiIoer.
,,8ldprla"zBmioebQe uno g8dnoelbiloer.
,,4lber 9ieu Fart" - Tdei6 9on3erie Auo
,,SGB e6Ufe" - Sasnd gonocrte un6 onOe'e
unierbnltlneen.
nHDere ltHierbnliuBgen.
Tdn5 uilo nroere llnier6nltuneen.
,,0ermnnn's gart", @elnir Moab - Tdglitb
Banbenlle WfiiH uno Iln3.
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pier ,Quuiie"
,'aoDe Qolht" ~ IdgIi1 gla6miiiaes. @gmr'
iionen, ansaenommen SonIiags.
,,0rciou.qimie" UsonoibeiH grfurlionen
ieDen Wsoniae, Utiitmodb uHo Sreiiag per Gam.
bier u9armoHia" oont Bier glr. 1. GigDts nno
ASraitsStrahe. .ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

Ger 0rud lit i'm 9lagemeinen I'M
gGi5cn g9elten oefoacn, oisgenotn.
men i'm ertrcmen glorowelteiL uno
lofale @eipitterltiirme ereiauetcn lid
in Der 9Rodg W}ountaiuRcgion. Ole
TeniperotlIren iparen iaiicnm6Big
inI gr6Bten Gbeile oes 2nnoes. @e.
wittcrlhiruc iperoeu fprtooueru am
Tpnuerltog ipO Greitag IN ben iiios
atlontiicbep G'olfitoaten ilno aud I'M
Obio @oaep lno Ger pbereu Gee
Hegion
Su ben gleu.gnglono, uHo ben
mfttelatloltiiben Stodten miro 0os
ggeher Domeritng umO 8reitag i6on
iein, s,pdrmer am 3onuerltug in Der
obereu Seeregion lipo am Sreitdg IN
ben mittel.atIantiidDeu Staaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

aup!erIhmie0e un0 SAUNDERS.
Sohn 0nbcyt, 1894 Sbames.elraae. Is. n ".
1eleD6un. NOfe 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

ga6arb. 1--s5 $3.1b0 f--25 So 750.
,,4adnrb WisiUr so. OF Baltimore, CHARLES
Sivdbe unn Wi GoOaIelnemie
Gdtuu, Die pOpulure Gar, $3Db llnb s8lb.
.,Mlarru W,nblle Co.," Darnne 14J9-li10,
TOr00 00ures Sfnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

MbonnCnten, bic BEN ,, ,2eutldlcn GOtrc.
ipDHbenteH" Hidt ptHitIidJ pber mnregeI.
mdhlA erbnllcn, iiHb aebetcn, Der Office
bavon per 9rephon OOgr IdlrlItlld WlIt.
lbeiluHo 81 ma@eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05
n ilLr 5 { i 81 q II.

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riht,s Sh1;scpentilea britiNe i'd Dir
hunoerttdnieno Wlatf nit in Die
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net tl~
Sruut: $50. id iage epGltuca
Hnpa bot mir ndmlid Elm ScttcrieloS
aeihenft!"
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5sri[s I'M
5sheM DER frau.
QtbcnspedieI nit !6iiIfe bon qbOia
6. %int6uni's @esetable GOm-
pOirnO OIiidIid iiberItGhoeu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

Gas Brogrnmm iiir ons CONCERT oes itdotis
idben YdrisGrbeiiers inter Yeitlng oes yrot.
Nunel SelomanH IN Dem Carroll Borl" beute
glbenD bon 7.3O bis 10 llbr IT. pie iol9t:
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Sibertiire All st Cecilia" ......... Nafiite
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Wal1er ,Niolets" !.......... .9Slloteufel
gronlboue. colo ga SpnQilIe Yolin~ o.. Binaro
(0err QNillidm Jreiide)
ReOcrie a0b1pel Chimes ......... Wreenip0lo
Suoeriire 5u 1annbduier" ......- 2vdaHer
Qatrol 1be panng Regiment" .... .0oberlD
Sltnertire An GUNNER 2aDe". ........ Heder
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-05

Gbwin II. GnmntlS, Medi8mQlt; Palenle 00Ms
belS Ghntmarien @erIaasre1ie. Warplanb
3mii Nuiloina.
Chaplin u. Icr0nlun, 1i0-1i7 Gam 9ullbino,
1Sdhrige 0rlabruuQ,
". y. ( M Z. Sowat6, All Continental elba.
&raitidlren Iei 1879 etlolerelh In Baltimore,