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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
32-h. Silk Shirtings

Refined. exclusive. captivating
color combinations in silk and satin
stripes on plain white grounds.
Every pattern is perfectly washable,
and men and women will both be
interested in these shirt Of m
ings at .UU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Par
Plate = Special

Very timely and Of particular inter
est. We have procured a number Of
special items in COMMUNITY PAR
FiATE. the celebrated Table Ware
that is identical with Communists
Piatc. both in workmanship and APP
pcarancc. fully guaranteed for, 10
years, and offer the items as follows
- great opportunity for any ono to OBJ
tain complete service at important
savings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
NewZepbyr Ginghams, l5c

The famous 32-inch Zephyr
Plaids and Checks, SO much
wanted just now for Womens
Street Dresses. About H.
100 different styles; yard 1Jl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

VXTIAT
w obe placed prices follow beauty
OF
above an else the breadth assortmen to draw These
reflect the advantage that
OF the merchandise in this sale months
this connection will nsnctvey Cohens as the natural
Tar more IN Quality Style and Value than possible
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
WEALTHY WOULD
PAY WAR COSTS
Amos Pinchot Heads Body of
Rich Men Who Urge Big
Income Tax

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Amos
Pinchot. heading committee OF
wealthy Americans. viii appear be-
fore the ways and means committee
of the house OF representatives. with
a plan for the "conscription OF dol
lars as well az men" designed 20
place The burden OF financing the
war on the shoulders OF those best
able 10 sustain it
The average American cannot
bear additional tax burdens, il was
argued because wage increases
haven't kept pace with living costs.
Leaving the milllonaires zach with
500. 600 q year II. was said. the gov.
ernment could raise from>the $721-
ESQ. 0O0 yearly for war purposes
The poor have grown poorer thru
the decreased purchasing power. Of
he dollar. IL was declared and the
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
TO CENSOR WIRE
AND CABLELINES
Even Telephones To Come I'm
der Governments
Supervision

WASHINGTON. April 26.-Plans
TO establish a censorship over all
cable telegraph and telephone lines
in the country We're discussed last
night az a conference between Sec
rotary Daniels and representatives.
Of leading cable companies.
The cabls companies represented
were he Postal and Western Uuon.
the French and the Central Cable
company OF South America The
navy Will take charge OF cable cen
sorship and the army OF telegraph
and telephone censorship,
Particular emphasis was laid on
regulations for the cables TO South
America. as the present English and
French censorship eimplifed the
problem for European nations.
The regulations for the South
American cable will be put into ef.
feet very shortly" the navy depart
ment announced
Representative of the cable com
panies present unanimously express
ed desire to- cooperate with the
government IN establishing the cen
sorship
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
e AMERICANS
FALL IN FRANCE
Names Are Listed In Canadian
Casualty Re-
ports

OTTAWA. Ont. April 2e-wed.
nesday's casualties list contains
more than 500 names including IS
Americans Lieut. + Houlds worth.
1851 Abcrdeen-st., Philadelphia. IL
reported killed in action Among
the wounded are Private II Wick
ey, Chicago Private J Beaugard.
Detroit Private A. ". McCmley
Duluth Private f Whitman. Okla
homa City. Private ~. Higgins.
Caney Kas Private A f. Lillian.
East Moline. Ind Lance Corporal
A O Swanley Washhurn, WIS
Private b. Anderson. Minnesota. .
Private C. Swick, Decatur, III Pri
vsto r. A Balls, Lincoln, Nfb
Private II A Dawlcy. Lincoln, Sch
Private J Mitchell Grand Forks, n
-. Csevere), Private r r HWlcv.
Sutherland Iowa Private A Rid
dell. Lincoln. Sob Private c. A..
Nesry West Point. Neb Private O.
Morgan. Cofbctt. Orc
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
UNITED MOTORS
SHOWING BIG
GAIN IN PROFITS

f1rcd p sloan president Of the
United Motors corporation MAY,
that 'he gross sales OF tbe constitu.
ont companies Tor the mint months
ended March 81 1917. were So
100000 compared with $1,000 900
'for" similar period in 1916 The
present Indication are that TIE
ralo. for thc fscs'f year ending June
ST. will Doc approXimatell $4,000 GOO
an Increase OF 40 pcr cent over Inst
rosr catn!as- Gaining arc at
a rate Of So sharc and This in
spite % the great increase I'm cost
~ material and labor
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

Twenty-six cockhghters who were
caught by police officers in a raid
on the old city pesthouse last Sat
urday might escaped sentence W.
Justice Sellers court because that
part OF Crosse Pointe township in
which the pesthouse is located was
NOT a part OF the city Of Detroit az
me time OF the raid Two days
after the cockhghters were taken
INTO custody. the annexation vote
was canvsssed and the results Tor
warded 10 the secretary Of STATE
Assistan, Corporation Counsel vii,
liam f. Tarsney held that Justice
sellers. had no jurisdiction in thc
case and acted properly when he
discharged the 26 men
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
SHOOTS BROTHER
PLAYING WAR

Stewart Langkawell nine years
old, who wassshot Wednesday after
noon by his little brother Otto. while
the boys WIRE PLAYING war. was rc'
ported Thursday morning to De ,n
an improved condition in Grace hos
pital II b. now believed tho boy
can recover. "
Tho brothers were FIRST paradine
as soldiers with broomsticEs FOR ri
nes IN The yard Of their home No
$50 TWentynnh.st Istor Otto re-
smembered that there MAS an old re-
yolver In the house He thought b.
vas unloaded. pointed b. az his
brother and pulled the rigger The
bulle pierced Stewards loft lung
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
RESIDENT OF
MONTREAL SEEKS
NEWS OF SISTER

From Montreal Que. The There's
has received communication
written n French from Emma page.
o. SO 2o3 Amherstst Montreal TO-
guessing assistance in Gndng too
sisters whom she has not seen in
~ years.
The translation OF the lcttcr toll
lows
Mr. Editor
address son n ful confidence 90
you good Viii hoping that thru the
medium or our new snapper You con-
estlst mo IN nnding my two sisters
from whom 7 have received NO news
in % wears.
There ore people who have told me
that they 1.-Two 10 Detroit
Itrr is tho name OF nv TWO sisters
Mt ttfred plaude. noe Marie Louise
Page and Miss Flora Pacc
VI EMMA PAGE
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
SIS SHIPS SUNK
DURING WEEK
U-B0at Toll As Announced BY
British Sets New
Record

LONDON, April 2s.-The weekly
statement OF sinkings by submarines
made public by the admiralty last
night shows the loss OF SO ships. 40
Of which were over 1900 tons bur
den. This sets a record for subma-
rine losses 20 date.
The report. however, also indi-
Gates that more vessels are sue.
ceeding in evading the U-boats. tue
figures showing q escaped after be-
ing attacked as against 10 as the
high record for preceding weeks
Total arrivals and departures
from British ports were about mp
20 the usual average.
The statement reads
Weekly shipping returns; AT.
rivals, 25sS; sailing, 2,s2l.
"Snkings by mine or submarine
over 1900 tons, 40 including two
sunk In the week ending April To-,
under 1900 tons. is. including one
sunk in the week ending April !
Vessels unsuccessfully attacked,
-. including one attacked the week
ending April g.
Fishing vessels sunk, nine, in.
GLIDING one sunk the week ending
April To-"
The previous reports Of sinkirgs
were as follows
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
ON
CIRCUIT JUDGE
TO BEGIN MAY Z

The state board OF election con.
vassers viii arrive Ia Detroit May Z
10 begin recounting the votes cast
FOR Ira ". jayne and Harry J..
Dingeman for circuit judge az the
last election The petition for 'he
recount was filed by Jayne who
lost the sixth place on the Wayne
bench by little less than 200 votes,
according TO the ofnCial county can.
Eass.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
20 SHIPS ARRIVE
FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, April 26'-Twenty
vessels arrived 10 All American port
Wednesday In proof Of the inefiec.
tiveness Of the submarine blockade
Most OF them sailed thru the U-boat
zone. They included an armed
American steamer and four big
freighters aggregating $4,000 tons
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

rioh richer thru inflated profits and
speculation.
Profits for the last year Jumped
$500, 900 900" said Amos Pinchot,
most Of which went to the million
aires rs dividends. Therefore the
millionaiHes ought TO pay
And our crop OF millionaires and
mulu-millionaires is growing It
doubled in 1915 and probably
doubled again last year"
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
MAJ InvItes Jotfre Here

Gen. Joffre and other French no
tables who are in Washington for
a war conference have been invited
TO visit Detroit by Mayor Marx An
Invitation also has gone forward Ia
the British commission. now in SEES
sion in the capital In the event
that the invitation s accepted the
mayor will confer with Joseph Be
LANCER, French vice.consul IN De
troit. On plans for reception 10 the
distinguished visitors
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
HURT IN
STREET NISHAPS

James Frohlcr 20. 80 ne Belle
vue.ave. suffered "a broken lofi leg
Wednesdsy when his automobile
was struck a. Grand blvd. cast and
Russelfst bv a machine driven by
Charles Kounecker, No 40 Bethune-
ave lie was taken 10 Receiving hos
pltal Kouncckcr was taken 10 po.
lice headquarters, but WAS released
after making a statement
Man Widcrberg 49,. 40, 2010 Rus
sell-sts suffered a broken rip and
probable internal injuries when a
Brush line car hsr his automobile
"wednesday night AZ RusselLst and
Harper-ave He a. in. Receiving hos
pital. n
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26
ONE OF OUR NEW
WAR MACHINES

This IL one of Uncle SAINTS neNa
est war machines n is an armorcd
automobile equipped with a steel
tower which may be used for OBJ
servstion, Inachine gun or as s.
signaling cor wireless tower The
tower may be taken down when NOT
IN use
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

The movement for Increased
crops IL 10 be considered az the an.
nual convention OF the Northeast
Missouri Industrial and Agricultural
association, meeting today in Hanni-
bal
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

The annual convention OF the Tex
as Gas and Electric association is
10 meet in Dallas today and will
continue until the end OF The week
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

Today will be observed az Con
federate Memorial day IN Alabama.
Florida. Georgia, Mississippi ana
several other states.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-26

FsisffnG--the plain neat stra--.thst
u r'shs-Ti@ss 49, p.--..--tt;77..a 49,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
OGC0er aus Stein.

SSn eineni cneritanilhsn 3onIuldis
beridlt aus Mdltd lpcr0en nie 0orsiide
Der ouf Siefsr SnfcI iiblicbeu iteiners
nen DdAter eerBbmi. Der 9rauh,
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immer befolgt, lpeiI oie lteinernen ga.
der bilig uno duberIt OaicrDaFt fino.
@s qibt oilf Mldltd oerartiae Ddner,
Die 300, Sabre alt nu0 nod n idbel
Iofem 3uitanoe iinb, sSn friiberea
3eitcn periuaubte man sroBe SoI3bolz
ten, ouf Sic man 0en Stein perleate.
Die 9olten batten eiuen Susrl6nitt
bon filnfuaSspansig 3u o@tsebn 3sHiis
meter Sebt niulmt mon itatt ibr
iidbIcrne n Erdaer, Ser Stein lit
Elm duf Der Suiel aebro6sner GoItiteiu,
Der in Stiiteu BON 5ebn bis Slpolf
3eutineter Dide CUR @erpenouna ees
Iaugt Die eiBeInen 4lasten peroen
Giat oncinan0sr n 3tluGtt perle9t
glle SSugsa iperncn cbcp NOD init
einem DiiHHcn 3emeutitrsiIen beIest
Die Ddclsr iino flad uno baben MIR
gau0 lpenig geigang, geraoe gsullg fir
rem 9tbIoui oes WaFcrs. 0a ficb ser
Stein uidt abpubt bsNebt Die ein=
Sioe Hepuratar Darin, oob man in.
or6Bersn 3eitobitdHOen Bic 3ementbes
Dedung bet Syuaea cinmoI erueuert,
Menn man otf 0sn GteiuOG9ern niHt
oera0e Ipa3ieren eebt, oouert g nunhs
nal 5ipan8ig Sabre, ebe ireenS cine
Rspcratur ponnDtsn it, gluBeroem
beiibcu iic Den srrBeH @otSug csr 5eu-
erFeitiateit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
saIat Mn0 Slit.

GS siebt fcincn dngcatbnerei pocr
erfriibcnScren 3iIas gu iaIten uib
mdrmcn 5IciiaIptiIen ols sntcu Gas
lat @ieIe mienImcu Dabca Ste Grfobs
rung gemcWG 0aB miuulcr cer qIppcs
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man eiHcn friIheu 1riincu Galdt dls
8ciipciic giebt, gBenn man i9n duf
ben Eiicb fiebt, 70 ipiro uidt npr Sic
81 criuorten0e W1abl3sit aneenebmey,
fopeii bes Gaumen in 5rase ioumt.
Ionoern es finbet aud cine 9(nreauu1
Der @croauuussoraone fiott. Die 9lr3te
piiien es ihon langc, Dab cs Iidj,
ireHn feline Nci5ung Sum Gnen por4
b0nocn III, pNer ipcnn, ipie man aes
lpOhulih iost SemcH0em cine @peiie
uicbt fc5meds. meii um cine 9rGgbeii
Der 8erOouliu9sorgane baHbelt. Siebt
er aber cine Speiie, bic i6m angeuebm
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1abrilng Teinem Mun6c 5ugefdbrt Fat.
9as NoKer Iduft ibm i'm 9lunbe 8us
fammea, uno bic glbIOnocruuo Oes
MagenIaitsS triit eiH, SGou aus bies
fem Gjrun0e srfiiat Der @olat cine
ipt@tige 2lifaabe III bcr Didt. Das lit
aber nid9t Nie eiH5iSe, fonberH tpenn
a nit friic9eu Gel Subcreitei pirS,
pie es BEL einem guteu Golat fdttFin=
ben ioIl, lptso er oabur9 olei15eitiq 3a
einem ausee5eicbnsteu uno aagenebmen
Dlittel, Dem &0rp,r 3atrdgIi1es uno
leiGtperoaulihes Syett ein8uperleiben.
Gin britter glubeH Ser aibt Der AZ
ringite 1T, befeBt oana nod BARN,
baB er Sal5e ent6dlt, bic an uao iiir
iib fcbon normale @eroaunasirdH,
bciiBeH, unD iomit eineu oiinfiaea
GinfluB oNf uRI,re glutsuIammsus
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psricbicocneu GsmiiIc, oie iit6 aur ocs-
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SaI5c DerlOysn. SIRE gpid6tigteit III
cher unbeitreitbar, ipesboIb man Iogar
bel man1eu Soutirontbeiteu @olate
peroronet. Gum SdIuB ion nod Oar
aHf EingelDicHcn iDeroen, DdB man nc
ben rem 0eI beiut 9lrmanen ncs cd
Iates gutcn 8einefIig uiirnt. ipeil man
slaatt YboB 0aburh Die 9FIauacnTas
fern loecrer lDegbeu 3itsonenloTt ODER
3ttronenIdure tlln oicielben Dienltc
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Wlo9en 9efilrncr. tpic oas Cel Icbr out
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Tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
9icenlcn.

Nlogmca Goy, 30, lmo Toro 9G
Sqircr. q @eioc uon 9lcu9lorf
S5orrr 2 Nort 81 im0 &or6dra
u. 9inouuG %.
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u. GroolS IS, @cioc uoH SamiltMt,
DiS.
So0n 9lopot q lmo @iola @caa.
tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

lpie allc @Ht0crl!mgen. Wlan per'
indltc ioaar, Oc1l Gu0cdcn 0os So6
sd cntrcbcN cmc aroBc tSor0rrma
aei6aiicN 5t Hdben. 9(nocre, Oic 10
Sabre norb ibm nil Oicicr Icybnif
arbcitcicn, uerilc6tcn iid oIs lire
Gutocdor an}aac6cn 10 Oab 9Sroi. :.
6. Schuuetcr inn &o5re 1912 ourdj
ietuc Qiitor6citcr Ir. @orrD 9lolcr
rm0 NoparA SIi6buru oic ASrioritGt
acr Gut0cttun9 ucrtbcoi0cA mIBlc.
(&ournal 9Ancr 0ico sliioc Sit. 3.
1912.
GS lit cine 6eionScrc @cng0tbit
umN OoB We1cilnrot0 Gruit 9lOoli
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nil 3l Noac, imo 0Scbeiurot5 &roi.
8. 2ui6ie Trcftor Der @}cOi5inii1Hc
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bio lIniDeriit6t 5u @cm Norf 6ier ci.
uc 9leibc @crtra0c iibcr @ooioiogic
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lit III oicicm Afonot cir nciie@ gSerf
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fer pon Ser &obno SoptmS llniueri.
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Ncridt ii6cr r6nt1cnoarnp1iihc %riis
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1886 rey0iicntiiNtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
Der gro6e GumOr.' I


BrufsTor Soralo SoffOius, Der be-
riibmte, jcbt i'm gllter oon oreiunofeb-
ala SSobren isebeH0e olniihe Ybiloiopb
ncr por einigen Sabrcn poH icinem
aebraute an Der 4openbageuer llnipers
IitGt Suriidge.reicn 1T, bnt bic piTens
i6oflIihe MtuBe Der jiiueiisn 9eit sur
@onsnoung eines beoeiItenoeu neuen
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bal III &opcnba9eu crVdcint. Gein
Eiiel lautct ,.Dcr grpBe SAmor," uno
homjt ipenbsi iin ner DGniiHe 9innos
Io9e eiuem &ompIer BON @rI6eimns
gen oes geiiiigen uno Ieeliinen 0e6cnS
5u. Oelen llnteriuduno bis III oie
lcbteu 3ieTcn Der 2ebenS unn Melis
snfhduuag fiibrt 06fTbina bat bieie
pcitcn @eripctttpcn ieiues @esenfons
ocs ipobl ins ausc gefaBt, 5ugIeiA iih
obcr bod, ipie er ielbt disoeipronen
bat, noh &goften rcmiibt feline Inter
fubun5 iiber osn 0umor in Den 0jrens
sen Der pionoIosii@eu Tori9uns su
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
GOIS0tcl uoa 3na actsStct.

CT %aio, Gcr. 8. Scbrndy
Ger SoIoat Gborlcs Goton, Gompoa-
nic o9~ Oc5 5. C0iosyniontcric.Rc.
gincntS lut9 Scrgcont &orI giIen,
bart uon Gompoguic 81" ocliclbeu
&c9imcntS murOcn bclltc 9ct6otet. ais
Der o@olOcn @atc SihiiteO" Ser Gan.
ia 6e.Sobn ein 2aitoutomo6il traL
oui Dem iiA 0le @enanten beinu0an.
Sic moreu olf Der sSobrt bon ger.
i0in9'S 9aqcl had Scr 5taOt. eaton
ltommt bon Gonneort G6io, lmO
Sergeant Giienbort aus GIcpclono.
Gic Soloaien &uOolp6 8. Smit6
bon Gompd9nic 81 ocS >. NbiosTsni
iortcrie Se9imeiitS uuO 1m. g. 500.
nu pmi Der Gompoonie .9" oeNcIbcu
SicgimcntS mir0cn 10 iApcr pcr(cbt,
OaB tic iid mgpbIitb III 9cbcuSqcia6r
bernOeN. @citcrc TO 5oloaten 0eS
.. S6io.NcaiircntS wurOcn ctcniaas
idppcr pcrlcRt Gicielben 6eiBcn: "
s. &ocbcl Gonlra9n,e ,,&n Gleue.
Iouo, Sdnltcr 5crauctitbt ms On
obocriiicn; 81 Z. Glorf, GompuNiil
rS~ GIeuelalo, aopi 5eric6uittcu lur
3dbnc oliSaciAlagcR; 0oaieI Gine.
pca. Gompagnic oR", Qcbrodleuen
6nB; Gan. Nov, Gompagnic y2~
Gonncout; All Ocn @cmcl mo S0r
yer ucrlebt; 6Iouo Singer. Gompo9
mic eS~ Gonncout, an &opi lmC
Sorpcr ucrlcet. Bier oiocrc mlrSe,
cugebIin pcrlett. Gie Scloaten BOT
ten cine ginIooun1 ron Ocn Sod
ldpa'@aOcitcn olieenoamcu iid eJl,
Gret5crporlii6rlnJ olBuie9cn, iml
porpn ailf oclu SScg nnM Der 5ta0t
ats Der llnlall lid erciNnctc.
2tbonntulem bic ern .,Eeutidcu Uprreipcn
ocntgu" nldt rhntttim oocr unrcOrtmdNi0 e.
tnlicn ltno ncbcicn bcv Ciirv oaban prr 81
lePHon Uott idlritllh Wiltl6eItlua 5u maltgn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

moBrcgcI iiir ir9euo cine anocre ga
dc ooer iroen0 ciucH ouocrcl @rlnlo,
.tbat;ddIidb oSer argebIidL mas iltIrler
6 lei, 5llriidgcboItcn lpcrOen.
Cab icoc @ortei sic GrIaubiB ba'
ben iol, cht Gommiiiariat pom Sc.
ion9ctcn naH eigener @ruennun0 IN
jeoenI einjelneu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GER in 9ciiec Der ouoeren 5ii inter
bolten uno NicS Gonlnliiiariot ioa Die
@crangeneu 10 oit ieben mic eS
lpilnidlt, ioll Oic Grlau6hiB crboIten,
olle SiebeS9oben, Die ibncn BON
0reluloen gsihidt ucrOcn, oll5me5.
men mo 81 pcrtbeiIen, lno ioa bic
6reibcit bobcn ieinc @eridte in pi.
lencn SrieIen on Nic, in Ocrcn 9liii.
trase eS arbcitct, jll eritatten; obcr
menu irgcuo Elm Oiii5icr icnl Gaort
6rcbcn, oocr irgcilo Elm onocrcr sc.
taligener ol;S ocn 0rcnlcn oeS ga.
GERS, nod)Ocn iie i6m anoeoe6cn imS,
cutrIieben iolI ioIl Sicicr inoipiouclc
GITijier oocr onocre @cianocnc son
ocn &ort6ciIeu oieice ASoraaropben
iouiel einbiiBcn ipie oni icinc Grei.
ldlllmg oni Gbrcmuort oOer 9oocr.
lultcrbrin9lnQ poracieDcn lit.
lInS bic Grtlarmns 1T abarecbru,
Oul meOcr Oic SelIunptfme, cin arica
IUis alle %crtrGgc anf, md irNrnS
cine dnSerc, iuaS ilamer &c nndI ici,
ale cine gImnllirana oNrr Sniprn.
Sirung 6icIeS nnS OcS uur6cree6en.
sen Taraerapbcu betradtet mcrSen
Ioa; ionScrn, i'm Wcscntfril, Sug ser
Nricgs5nitanO Ncrnoc Der lit, fHr Sr,t
lie rurscfeleu iinS, Mro Onh iic mS6.
rcnO OeS AricoS5uitanocS 10 Ecilig
OcadItet werScn maHcu, luie sic an.
crtnnntcu 9arasrOpEeH OeS Nntrr.
nuS @UIfCrredItS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10

9tcw Dort g. 8cbruar 0oS
omcrifaiiihc SSrocI III prc.ancrfa'
mid, imgetbeilt, bcrcit iiir icOcS
0pier mcldeS non Oem omerifani.
ihcn Golie pcrlaNet wcroci NAG, fiir
aucritaniidc 9istbtc. iiir CScrcdjtig.
felt SreiIcit imO tSleihbcit.o
Sn Nieieu Siilnc heipridt Nerr
Nerman Scrliiicin III Der lanieH0cn
Summer Ocs aglnicrican Ncbrslu"
Die Nolhmg scr Su0cu IN 9hucrta
IL DIR Gc9cuudriigen 2riiiS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-10
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