davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Pointed Paragraphs

love and wisdom arc seldom m
.peakIre term
An easy lesson ia boo.trepne
Don't lend fhem
To be gentleman ai a man ha-
fo do hide bis meauncs
Any book that s not worth print
re becomes m time rare IHrrte
curiosity
He NOT 'he bes' szhfer bu' go
aest runner who wins fbe political
5arlo
Some women who marry 'n haste
sre Kept -o busy irving to support
tter husbands fhat they have 1o
leisure for repentance
In India tAe idon forme-I
burned korsef pith hcr subaVd Tho
American willow takes anofhlr ht
band ard roasf- him
When b. taxes g young man -
minutes to assist "a erI fo don 'r-
jacket -ho not h sister either
by birth or by refusal
o. tho railway tictcf agent orre
paid according t0 the fool question
b6 ha. POI an eer Bis salary poI.d
be larger fban faat of tho presIden'
0f rho road.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
from another Point OF NieD
b. @ T. S

The fish must be biting. Phyllis. The
angle worms IN the garden seem 20 have
almost entirely disappeared
Inc government uggests that the nigh
cost OF hvng can be best reduced by eat
ING fish We remarked about II AT home
and were accused OF making u up.
a Detroit woman has been ordered by
the courts to pay SEQ for board for a pet
bull dog, Mique. for IA days What does
Milo eot r,rre.tr.e..p
Cultivation of the great American bean
urin 0lve amy rat11of this wear a chanca
TO do picket duty
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Let Every American
Do His Bit and Buy
Himself a War Bond

some "llafa may invent " way 10
beat the submarine. our "-laIo'y Is. NOT
gong To WIN '"e "-i -o- amer '0"
There isn't going io Pee any hocus
pocus business about what we We %ol Oh
oar hands.
It's going to ae 'as' PLAN OLD plug
gng away everybody doing HIS btoL
tnat "i.i wan
We've laid our plans Tor raising tAe
army we're going 70 need
Now we've got TO back up the army
we've got Co keep d o1thited, fed and
supplied w'a guns and ammunition.
That takes money-ioads Of nor
The secretary ~ the treasury Is
stumpug the country now telling the
people now Uncle sam proposes TO get
the money
For the first of this money a bond
issue has been voted by congress. Bonds
are on sale now
These bonds can be had al any bank.
They draw three and one-half per cent
interest. They come in denominations
as low as $50. You can get them either
for one lump payment or on the install
ment plan.
Applications must be made before
June -. You pay Two per cent on ap-
pHcaton. Is per cent June 28, 20 per
cent July 30. so per cent August Is and
so per cent August 80 That is the i'm
stallment plan
You are not GIVING J'nclt ram any
thing.
You are Just LOANING him a little
money at good interest, on security that
is the best in the world.
And t+,1t ,t-nr't bava ia may tavps ON Il
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Dripping Springs The promotions sare What IT'S future viii be
q question
sav-ne Times feels tha, has observed every
that could against fraud and
shonesty
reliable business
the
~
te u
~
E-0u rr "
shipping f-h srade according
correspondent
honestly ecouoma deFeord Tho
The has met All pay me and
riaim outtig u
fproper have par ~ hcf "a - N
the
mi
are o
Michigan securities
such character inviting for the
0 hegin n
TIE Times dsadvanage when invei
handicap
safeguard readers
DrippR
favorable FACTS
able obtain them after careful and
RESPONSIBLE for fh.s
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Toward Brotherhood.
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915. by Frank Crane)

IL is curious paradox of history that
the result of mems failing apart has been
.this coming together All strifes even
tuate in closer unity. Contentious. hates.
and quarres by and by lead to better un-
derstanding.
II seems as if the best way to become
friends is TO fight the best way to under
stand Is to disagree. and the surest road
to cooperation is competition
Historically, for instance Old France
was a cluster of warning counties: only
by constant fdhting they learned that it
did not pay to fight and in the fulness
of time they wrestled themselves into
national unity.
Likewise the contending princpalities
.of mediaeva Italy were welded into a
modern nation on the anvil of war. The
various German Kingdoms and duchies
came thru fierce rivalries into one en-
pire. And Britain became a united king
dom only after Scotch Irish. Welsh and
English had hated each other to a finish.
The schoolboy meets a new acquaint-
ance and Immediately announces Il can
lick you They go to it hammer and
tongs. And thus they become good
friends
Nations, vast groups of men, are much
more childish, simple and primitive than
individuals They are manhandling one
another fercely Just now. and have been,
oil and on, for several thousand years.
You would think they are getting farther
apart. deepening thler misunderstand-
ings and widening the gaps of preju-
dice Not at ALL They are just getting
acquainted.
Nature or destiny has her own devil
Gus and confounding logic She moves
by vast indirections. We mortal minds
think that the road 20 universal broth
erhooG Is by argument, by treaties, by
mutual profit Not so 1t is by clash
and conflict.
The remarkable alliance that is grow
ing between France. Italy, England. Rus
sia, Japan, China, and the United States
is developing in few years Of war
strength that a hundred years Of peace
could not have produced
Even beneath the bitterness between
Germans and anti-Germans. beneath the
hatred Of the deeds of governments and
leaders, there is daily growing a solid
respect mutually between the opposing
peoples And dynasties pass peoples re-
main. Out Of all the welter Of this time
purified Germany will emerge, equip
ped to be a friend to the world, shorn
of her fatuous egotism by the only
shears that can cut such wiry growth
the red sheits Of war.
Strangely enough, we are fighting to-
ward brotherhood. We are on our bloody
way to the parliament Of man. We are
demonstrating the impossibility Of liv-
ing apart one from another
The mighty music of history will pre-
cede its most majestic harmonies by
crashing discords
Why the necessity Of the sturm and
drang. why the need of the fierce plough
shares of horror and tragedy before the
crop cf peace and understanding, we
may not know. But we do know that
somehow good shall be the final goal
Of ILL.," that somehow "He maketh the
wrath of man to praise Him.
It's a rocky road, but it's toward
brotherhood
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

country and resort places
Germs OF typhoid may be con.
yeyed by direc contact, by eating
food or drinking water contamln
atea oy discharges from a person
with the disease The dy is busy
little carrier OF typhoid germs
a person cannot be too careful
In mo use az drinking water when
on vacation trip The old fash
toned open well which is SIN found
.n many rural district. IS especially
ap' % be polluted bv drainage from
stables .or oI'houses
The 'tpho.d germ is strong and
hardy n viii live In water for
several months Almost half OF
fhe typhoid in This country ls wa.
tor borne
NIs 100 s likely 20 become con
tam mated II it comes from cows
housed TO dirty insan.tary sheds
Typhoid easily preyen,able. but
.u spite o.. This ' is able 10 claim
almost $4,000 lives IN this country
each year
ir has been said that FOR every
death from typhoid someone should
be hanged for criminal carelessness
This hardly seems TOO strong q
etaiement when it 81 considered thar
'he simplest sort Of precautions and
sanitary methods Will absolutely
prevent The disease.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

legislative committee of the Anti-Saloon
League Of America for the privilege OF
a azNrg the book. which is circulated AS
a guide for America in the war.
It is published in America by The
American Issue Publishing Company
Westeryi.Ie, Ohio
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Out of the Mouths Of Babies

Dorothy aged four. was present
at dinner the other evening when
number Of guests we're beng enter.
tained hy her parents. and during
Tho iull iu The conversation she be
gan tQ talk very earnestly why
DO Won talk so much. Dorothy"
asked her father "Tause re dot
sumu 20 say. was The reply.
Mamma" said little Betty. my
kitty ls sick and have been trying
20 give her some of my medicine.
bu' shc won't take lt" "Of course
not replied her mother. Cats
never take medicine when they arc
ll Wen I declare" exclaimed
Betty Who'd think a little kitten
Ike that would use the faith ture 2'i
Harry had lust returned from
sunday school and hla mothtr asked
him 10 he had been good boy
80. not very was The reply
Then you dldnt rct good be-.
havior card 7' asked bic mother
"Oh yos. ! did replied Harry ~
saved the money Won gave mo for
The collection box and bought two
from the other boys"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

we'll veil now. YOU did gooi business for u
vas only shillinRs
No fader. ! kept de- ticket Soc it has eight
little dots here
The old Jcw scratched his head and smiling.
ly remarked.
~"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

NHs department maintained FOR he o. dragging the ad
assertions ano
under Of truth Welcomes letters ans
h9 home with dollars "oth Of goods proper reeogon 20
advertisers oe
found The Times II will print the letters which appear most
writer's and address WI De
preferred Address
Al Mirror
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
The Perverse Child
nv n. ADDINGTON BRYCE
Author OF The Mddls OF Person.
alltY." Psychology and
Paranthood." etc.

When Germany forced on the
world the fearful conflict that has
been ragine since midsummer OF
1914 the natural tendency vas TO
feel that nothing but evil could
come from such. a monstrous act
And evil most assuredly has come
from IL in abundance
The hideous cruclues OF the in.
yaders of belgium, France Serbia
Roumanid and Russian Poland. the
deyurics Of the submarine war
fare the massacres in Armenia. the
murders from the zeppelins all the
long cataloE Of yilIanics by rhe
Teutons and their allies. has made
up record ot evil unmatched In
the history Of mankind
Put now. even from this worst ot
world catastrophes. We are begin.
,,.-,- ~, ,,o--,t,., GOOD er,orr,nr II
% '''''''H '''"' many F"'' 20 ''''
n many forms
Already 81 Is evident that the
-.s. world war uil have as ON,
~, ... .ot,a.-t, 80
senumen, among the really civil
zad peoples ~ he earth Already
roo. 70 IS evident that this solidarity
..1 .. r-,.,5.5 81, ,,o-o,sad 5eyo-
.
non TO 'otai>. '0' '''' 2" "'''''''
but of the free spirit oi democracy
TIE purposed ens,ayement OF the
vo-l8 hv Tcn-cr ,,rant ,s react
49,. =, 49,,
'"- .' .'' '"
word rom 'y5an'S e'er> " mere %,
downfall OF tAe c2ar. me risihE OF
IRE. haSs.a - nN' ~ ''s'hnihN
A0cr these dark dayS the ''@aSue
'o Enforce fea'" VIII oeeome "ISo
~ league 70 guarantee freedom
Even IN ~reiched kaiser ridden Ger
many y - safe 20 predict tna' me
people Viii ye' come into their own
and coming viii reeenera'e them
selves 20 finess FOR q place ln We
brotherhood ot men
And ms' a. 'rniy rs national Dot
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Anniversaries
rnnAt,s ANNINERsAnIrs

1900 Josiah Bartlett the FIRST 20
cnsf vote far tho declaration ~ In
darcndcnre and the second - sign
&c. died ln Kingston. ~ y Born In
awrebury Mass Nov 81 1929.
fEIz FeiIy Kirke Zolllconer. noted
Confoderate general sprn in Maury
county. Tenn Killed IN battle near
NIl Springs Ky July 10 1852
1915. An expedition under Commo.-
doro Decatur sailed from Ncw York
for AlgInrs g. punish ptracica war
having been declared by the United
States
1894 ~orfederates under General
Johnston crossed tho Eltowah during
tho night and occupied a fortified poe
sitfon covering the Allatoona Pass
1893 a new ukase was Issued ex-
peiIinr fho Jews from the Asiatic
provinces ~ Russia.
fE1r prath ~ fho archduke. Kari
LldwlR heir presumptive 20 tho
Austrian throne.
isaS william p Gladstone Brit
fsh statesman, dlede Born Dec -,
1900
rat- promior Asquith announced
tho generalization ~ tho British
rn.n#nrf
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
t4eaIth ouestIons An.ue-ed

MIS- r r W How can ( over
come he tendency 20 b0wlogs In
my monthsold baby"
= child should not bo encouraged
20 walk early and In the condition
you mention hould be discouraged
-o far as is possible.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
The Old Gardener Says

when planting late potafoes
h wear if viii be wise 10 use
ehaf commercial fertilizer Be-
available tho burrows There
is no berer plan than 70 drop
tta potatoes six inches deep.
covering hem with three inches
~ eart and taen distributing
tbs fertilizer in the rows before
t1e rose ~ the earth is replaced
m fhe land is heavy Or wet The
amateur VIII DO we'll 20 plant
whole potatoes Otherwise he
hold .f them into large pieces.
each having TWO eyes and spa
ing them about 10 inches apart
There is no reason why small
rofa'oe hould nor be used for
se-d tney arc much btfter Than
long and pointed perimens
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

think I'm send it round TO The Judge tonight"
You foo" demonstrated counsel. III you do
YOU cannot hope 10 win your case"
Next day, waiting on hs counsel. who had
obtained n favorable verdict, he said You
spoke up for grand IL splendid OF you"
We'll" said The counsel highly pleased with
his success. you did just what told YOU and
did not exaggerate. ! am very glad YOU won
the day" "
so am T. but sent that goose 20 the Judge
all tho same put nay enemy's name an A."
Moses kept a secondhand clothes shop. and
on leaving 10 in charge of his son key during
the dinner hour Impaired 20 him the fact that on
ft..f-.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
BY Webster.

fever Many peo
pie care fully
watch their health
during a. ~ trying
win ter months
and then reck
lessly expos o
themselves 20 fv
phoid fever IN
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

sented one shilling two dots
two shillings, and 30 on
Returning Moses inquired Of
his son
"Haf you had any customers.
lkpy vat 2'
rYcs fader T have sdld do
Etay coat and vest for s Ahll
fngs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
Laugh With Us

on The day preceding The hearing of a certain
case one Of tho parties concerned went to his
and said Now. SIR yOu do your best
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

TOT mo WUII NUU
II certainly viii, replied
his counsel You have a good
case Only stick 10 the truth
and don't talk or say anything
that is unnecessary
The man appeared 20 be dis.
satisfied with tho apparent non
chaiant behavior ~ his counsel
"Slr." he said I've got q
splendid goose an houfe and
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

MANY man whose marriage was
fhe result of love At Grst Ighf
wishes that he had heon blessed
with Tho gif' of second sight
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
oNE yEAH NGo TODAY ~ rHE
wan

Austriane penetrated italian terri-
tory from fhe TFr0l
Germans took by storm small
French fort ON slopes ~ Hlll 2sT
a. Nerdun
Russia and sweden reported 20
have reached O. sattafacf0rv settle
mcnt 20 thr Aland Island case
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
T0DAY,s nInIiIDAYs

didn't WILSON tr succeed Iefrv Van
Dskr Hs tinted States ntstfrl Co.
Tho Nttherlnnds. born in Baltimore
81 wears ago today
Eishap Edwin - Mouzon. 81 the
Nfth0aIaf Episcopal shurch south.
horn in Spartauhurg. r O.. fs years
ago TODAY
Louis IS Hifl. who has hern re-
elected president ~ the Great North
ern Railway COMPANY. born in So
Paul o. reara aE1 today
Capt waldorf Agf0r eldest a0n
and heir ~ Baron-Asfor born IN
New York city 80 years AFRO today.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19
The Keep Well
Column
TYPAoIpl

Vacation trips
many cases OF
The Detroit times., 1917-05-19

Defeat or Victory by Arthur Nee.
the noted English writer. has had a dis
tribution in England Of 100000 copies.
The Times is indebted to the national
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
Sielten Ga6rpIun nidJt Gin,

9fa6 einem @eribt weI6en ser
Gerfc6rssSndOerit ser ofient-
Iihen 9etriebs.Gouuniiiion Bruce
@. Guer Oicier Gomnliiiion unter-
6reitete, bat oie Baltimore Grauit.
So, cine Gohtergeieaicboit ser
StroBenbn6n-@eieIlidaf wcI6e Oie
bloue 9ns-9inie in Scr Charles Str.
bctreibt 80 6abrtcu bon Dem 6a6r-
plan eineeiteQt, pelder original ser
Gommiiiion interbreitet puroe. Ter
9eridjt beiogt ooB Oic @eielidait
einen 6a6rplau eingereidt babe, Der
220 Gabrten 5luiiden N2orgens Z
llbr lno 9l6enoS z llbr poriiebt, BOD
cine Statiitit, Die am Z. Moi oltfge-
nommen wuroc, 5ciet, oob mr. 1871
6o6rten gemodt muroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
8iOniIt ans lsaIaitina.

Or. @cn 3ion Moiiiniobn, Ser 81.
rector oeS Ser5iob- Gollegs, Saffo
Eolditinu, fam oeitcrn nod 9oIti-
more Inn nit 0en bieiigen 8iouiiten
Die Sorbereihtngen fir ole fommen-
DC Convention 6ll trcffen. Or. Moi.
miro am Sonntag 9lbeno in
Der WtilIif.glfooenlie" cine &eoc boil
ten. glm 10. @loi wiro er i'm oGitD-
Club ipreden. Or. @loiiiniobn bat
cine bobe cinorudsDolle @cltolt un0
icin @eii4t lit bon einem ouufeI-
i6mor5eu Bart umrabnt. Gr ltanmt
BON Der Solbinlel &rint bat ieOod
felt 5cbn Sobreu Dem Goaeg in Soffo
Seine glrbeit begonn
er nit II Sm6enten uno orei 2eb-
rern Gor Dem &riege bate er 800
StuOcntcn unO 80 2obrer. Seine
Sdlle liegt SO @2eiIen bon Der ge-
gempdrtigen 6ritiihcn SdIa6tfront
entfernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11


Wlorgen Radmittag Inn IL llbr tin-
set OaS lebte oiientlide Gerbor
weecH Der @erriploauia-@ @ldne
itait. 0}apor 9reiton Wartct
INNER nod mlf cine 9lo6ri6t
bon ocr irm5oiii6en ariegS-
Gommiiiion.
Ias lcbte oiientlide 9er6or 6e5iig-
lid scr @lGnc Der @enniDoauia @i-
Observation-Disclosures bat Die Budget.
gcb0roe morgen 9}ndniittog ~ llbr
&ertc 9iadnlittag A ll6r iiuoet eben-
ialls ein 8cr6or itott. 8ei Dem &C..
iiriacn 8erbor eridien 3edtsanwolt
Gogar 9lQcn @oe i'm Sutereiie Der
Qaiagette WliQ & 9umber &c., 0ereu
@umoitiid an Der g9elt-9afaDette-
9lpe. iait oollitdnoig 5eriiidelt miro,
ialls Der @enuiDloaHia-9abn erlaubt
miro, i6re @l1ne aus5uiiibren. @r
muroe bon DER 9ebor0e eriudt, Elm
glmenoenent por5ubereiten, auf
@runo oeiien sic giienbobn-@eiell.
idait oerpiIiHtet it, oen geiibern
BON @umoitiderL Die 6eid1oigt uer.
oen @ntibdoigungcu 81 be5ableu.
6r @eorge y. @oriudb proteitirte sc.
Gen eiucn oiiencn gurditih 3piiGen
Der @reenmount.9lOe. uno @uior.
5traBc
O'auor 8reiton beauftragte gciteru
Sta0t.@roturator z. 2. SSieIo nit
Der glnfertigimg ser oeri6ieoenen
9lmeuoements fiir Die orei Geroro-
nngeu io6olo ais n0glid) 81 begin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
@cttreuueu sn 92imlico.

Gie @cttrerneu 81 9imIico paren
gcItern trob Oes fiiblen MetterS pie-
ser iebr gut beiudt. Cas- &einltat
Der iieben 8ennen mar:
i Slennen, A 6urlong Charlie
2eDocder,~ t7.40, 1920, $50;
,@eauteous,@ 1850, $50; oSrii6
siB," 800.
2. &cnnen 3 Meilen yGDnoiire, "
44.t0, 1890, $50; g8ron &oie, "
7.60, 4.50; rGufe Of 9lorfolf", $40.
3. 9iennen, I @eile, 0NlonomoN "
$40, 800, 2.60; rEreciie," 800,
2.90; Sam Slid,~ 4.SO.
4. Rennen 5s @leiIe, ,gireinia
gea, 7.90, 400, 2,SO; Coral, q
$50, 4.5O; nMorD Maio,~ 500.
5. &ennen 1/t6 W1eile, n9ll-
ton, 63,40, 1890, AGO; oSorrp
2aiOer," 800, 2.90; rYierrot, 2.40
6. &enneL "a @leiIe, .9leprobo-
te," $40, $3.50, $40; 0Smiit 3or",
2.S0, 2.60; uGpaga," 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

uen. Cine oericlben wirO icOenialIS
fir bic gleftriiirlng oes 8ctriebcS
Der @a6n inner6olb Der 5taotgren-
8en ieiu.
Ole fran80iiide ariegSt
Gommiiiiou.
Gs bat 0ea 9lnibein, ais oh Die
W2itqlieoer Der frau5oiiiden &riegS-
Gomnillion nidt na6 Baltimore
fomnen weroen. N1apor @reiton er.
bielt qcitern bon SiiIfs.Staots-Se-
fretdr @6ilips Die 9todridt, OaB lid
sic Goumliiiion, Die iidb gegeupartig
in Rep yorf beiinoet, nod nidt emit
iDicocn bat, Oh iie aif ser 9tiidiabrt
nad goibiueton in Baltimore ans
balten mill ooer 0ircft ourhiabren
W2 Hte Elm 3 liegerWero en-
Ger Sobn BON Staot. .Sngenierr
Cabin @. Senorid, Serring Sem
orid, Der gegenpGrtig auf Der @irgi-
niosllnioeriitdt itioirt mohte gerne
elm 6lieger in Der 9lmoes-9lrmee
peroen. 0loDor 4reiton bat I'M SSn.
tereiie Oes ilmeen Ntannes em @m-
pie6llmgsidrei6en an Den Gbei-NSn-
genieur Scr 9luocs-9lrmee gcianot.
Ireimettere StraBen iol.
gepfloitert werOen.
4rdioent So6u &ubert bonn 5pei-
ten 9iat6S5wcio beridtete geiiern oer
9u0get 9eboroe oaB Scr GerorO-
nna pclhc sic 9lSp6oItiring bon
StraBen i'm MINER poriie6t, aui
gGamid Der 5ta0tpGter II. 6lobertD
nno 6. GowneS orei meitere 9lomen
angebdngt niroen, nGntlid Ienni-
ions5traBe, Eorf.Aoenle, o6erbal6
9lor0.9(0e., uno SpringOale-glpe Gie
&eroronung muroe leBteu Montag
iuI 3meiten 9latbs5weig an oie Be
b6roe fir offentIihe 9erbehcrungen
8iriIdeelanot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11

nib einen Sdlepper lmO Oos 6radt-
idiff SCOTLAND" los uuo trieb Die
6a6r5euge Dor iid ber. - Sic
8orgen n@race4 inO oOppoii-
tion" nurOen BON Dem 6radt-
i6iff 5ertriimmert rnO oerienft. IL
9lr6eiter retteten lcb re1t5eitig.
Sin 6eftiger Sttrmipino, nel6er
geitern Wlorgeu iiber Die 9oi fegte,
rib einen S6lepper unO 6radtoom.
pfern bon BEN 3roiien ino tries Die
6abr3eiige nit GROCER @eibminOig-
felt Dor iib Der Gie groBen S6iffe
proIlten gegen fleinere 8oote, tuel6e
our6 Oen toQoiialen 9lupraa ser
triimmert inO Oerienft purOeu. Ger
5ru1tOampfer SCOTLAND" uno Der
SdIepepr uSrauiit", mel6e e6en bel
Den @rboluugS -Eier feitmaGen moa-
ten ipurpen an ser 9reitieite BON
Dem Sturn eefaBt, melder oie Sroi-
len 0ur6riB imo Oie SGiffe nod Dem
onOeren GnOe, am 6uBe Der glnu-
StroBe trie6. Gie W}dnner, ipelbe
ouf Dem gr0Beren ser 6ei0en onOeren
9oote, Die an Der glnn-StroBe lagen,
arbeiteten 6enerften oie @efabr un0
iprangen in Die 6liltben, Inn ibr 2e-
ben 81 retten. Gopitoin Dunn bonn
Sdlepper nSranlit" CAB GoaOampf,
INN Oen Sra6toampfer berumreiBen
81 fonnen 0o6 man oie Mo6t OeS
SturmeS groBer N}it einem &ra1,
Ser auf cine groBe @ntfernung ge-
bort mer6en fonnte, 5ertriimmerte
Ser SSradtoampfer Die @oote
n@roce", ooS einen @ert6 bon $40O
6otte, lmO sic ,Oppoiition", oeren
@ertb auf $4,000 ongegeben tpuroe.
@eiOe 6obr5eli9e geb0rten Ser GSirma
@ebriioer Sarms, 9tr. 1880 SbomeS-
StroBe Ger Sdlepper ipuroe c6en-
fails leidt beid1Oiet. Ia90em iid
Der @inO einigermaBeu gelegt botte,
idlepptc Die nGraniit" ibren S9iib-
ling nad Dem glnferplob.
&erldBt baIo oie SeIgen.
@rdiioent Moion 8. g9. @iuiams
Der Baltimore llnO Carolina 1ampf-
icbiffobrts- -@eieaihoft tbeilte geitern
nit OoB ser SoI5Oompfer oSorab
@eemS", ser bei ser 6irma sc. sc.
GopiS & Sobu in Solomons, Mo.,
gebout miro, in oieier @o6e bonn
Stapel geIoiien miro. Ger Gag lit
nod nidjt feitgeiebt gie @itterungs-
@er6dltniiie geltotteten nid6t, Dob
Arrangements fiir 0en Stopeaouf
uuf eiuen beItimnteu Gag feItgeiebt
mer0en fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
glatipnal eina.
0lnerIeau eiaa.
@rieffaHcn.

81. @. nSlt @orclon-S
n0roli6 bon 9lortb- -9lbenue, in elmer
berbotenen 8one9" - Sawobl; i'm
llebrigeu lit es einerlei OBJ oas SauS
zines ofein6lideu 9lusldnoers" in ei-
ner berbotenen Gone Iiegt ooer ni6t;
penn Der Mann ourd Die Naitte Der
Stotot ooer oen Geidaftstbeil geben
miu muB er einen @rIaubniBldein
babeu ODER er miro oerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
SIR Die @ciGsbentidbem

Sir lenfen bic glrfmerfiamfeit
nuierer rcids6cutidDen SeIer aMf
Ocu 6ente nod eiHmal i'm n0ent-
ibcn GorreipDHOcutcn" gcOrnd-
ten @Ortlaut Oes glpplitatious-
6Drmnlars, OaS iie i'm gnnSes-
MarIdlaas-gmrcaM nnsfiiIlen nuO
untcr5eidueu miiiien. Die 9ieidS-
oentidcu iOllteu ben gI6Ornf aus
Id|ucioen mRO luieOerBOlt griiuo-
lid ittOirca O6er iidJ bon Sreuw
ocu crflaren laiien, Oamit iic,
mcAu iie iid uad Ocm Snnoes'
@larIdjaas-Snrcan bcsebcm, gc-
nan iuiiicu, DcIdle 6rngeH nHO
iUic iie Sieiclben 81 bGaHhuOrteH
GubeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-11
Sat cisene 9lmbmlams.

Gie SobuS SopfinS llniperIitdt
miro i6r eigenes 9lmbuIon5-GorpS in
3raufreid 6oben. Gieie 93abridt
erbielt geitern Or. lorraine 2. Sui
bert bon oieier 5ocultdt weIHcr gor-
iibenoer oes 5optins @ertbeioiglmgS-
Counties it, Gie llniperiit1t miro
Die @obl baben "a Mann fir Oicien
9ienit in 5ronfrciD unter omerito-
niiber 6laage 81 entienoen. 9ie gll-
tcrSgren5c III BON 1S bis AS Sabre
ieitgeiebt.