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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
ROAD TO BOSTON
BEING REPAIRED

BOSTON, Ind. Oct. 1s.-Although
outside the corporation limits, the
board walk 10 the depot was paid for
by popular subscription as the county
would not appropriate money for that
purpose. The railroad was to pay for
its upkeep, but the burden was neg
lected as the years rolled on. 1t is
now suggested that the matter be tax
en- up between the town board and the
railroad company in order that this
board walk, now full OF holes. may be
placed In order before winter.
The township has teams and men at
work hauling gravel on the Richmond
road. The work will extend beyond
the township limits and will be carried
on by the farmers all along the routes
to Richmond. The road has for some
time been an occasion for complaints
by auto men, and the travelling public
at large. A number of holes have been
filled in and macadam has been ap-
piled. The work will take a month to
| finish at this end.
Two exhibits at the bank have oc-
cas1oned comment. Earl w Toney
has pumpkin on view Of the melon
kind weighing 45 pounds. He has
grown 500 bushels of beans, and is a
hog raiser of the first water Her
mann Meyer has some fine speciments
OF winter ribstone apples. on exhibit
He is an apple raiser of the scientific
lent. A German by birth he was one
OF the first to subscribe for the second
Liberty bonds. Uncle John Huber, an
other German. subscribed for the first
issue. He is "a years old.
Two subscriptions Of one thousand
apiece, two of three hundred, and one
OF hundred dollars, make up the Lib
erty Loan fund SO far at the bank,
Thursday, $4,000. The Boston chair.
4 man is jubilant that the number Of ap-
| pl1cat1ons received will mean excell-
ing the former record. Mrs. Lewis
Reeson, who Is chairman for the town
ship, has reported success.
/ Boston political leaders say there
will be quiet election this fall. Three
trustees and a treasurer have to be
chosen, but SO far as politics are con.
cerned there will be no partisan &C,
tons. No nominees have been named
! ]. c. Williams of Muncie shipped AZ
head of young porkers from this sec
ton Thursday to Indianapolis The
combined weight was $3.50, and a
check for 1857 was distributed among
the farmers here from whom he
bought them. Not many farmers are
parting with young pigs in this sec
!, ton. ...-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
How About Safe and Sane Halowe' en9

Fourth of July has been made sane and safe.
Lists of juvenile casualties and injuries are no
longer the frightful sequels of the day that COM
memorates the anniversary of the declaration OF
our independence.
Enlightened public opinion has decreed the
end of the Fourth of July mortuary list.
Halloween is the next holiday that needs re-
formation.
This night is accepted as one in which rowdy
ism and lust for destruction may run riot.
Happily for Richmond. the police do not toler-
ate superlative degree of destruction 1ncipient
efforts are forestaued or crushed.
The celebration here centers Main street
where thousands of persons, masked and grotes-
quely dressed, parade for three or four hours
The merriment is innocent. The fun harmless
Other cities are following in our wake.
South Bend this year is protesting against
reign of disorder. It wants vandalism taken out
of the holiday. Replace disorder with pageant
or community festival argue the newspapers.
Fort Worth, Tex, last year staged Halowe-
EN- pageant. The school board park board and
the civic associations co-operated in drilling 1000
school children. Sixty thousand persons wit
messed the spectacle
Allentown, Pa. takes official cognizance of
the festival. City officials lead big parade in
which old and young take part.
Richmond's celebration parakes Of the COM
munity idea. No organized effort directs the
frolic. Citizens of their own accord assemble on
Main street to participate in to watch the fun.
The crowd goes home early. This sort of Hal
lowe'en celebration is credit to our community.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
Uric Acid!

Ever since the discovery of Scheefe IN
l775 that uric acid was found within the
body-most eminent physicians agree
that rheumatism is caused by it; also
many distressing symptoms as head
ache, pain in back, stomach distress,
swollen feet and ankles, govt, etc.
1t was DR.. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y, who discovered new agent
called Anuric, harmless remedy
that if taken before meals will carry off
The uric acid from the system and in
this way the pains and aches, the creaky
Joints and all the distressing symptoms
of rheumatism and other maladies dis
appear. You can easily prove this your
self, by obtaining Anuric double strength)
at almost any drug store, or send DR.. Pierce
l0c. for trial package. Try it and be
convinced that Anuric is many times more
active than lithia and eliminates uric acid
as hot water melts sugar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
Snakes In Australia.

Australia IL said to have about 10
species Of snakes, three-fourths o
them venomous. The big python
and rock-snales are harmless, but a
one travels from the various troplc
southwark the dangerous varieties in
crease In number, and In Tasmania al
ore venomous, though only FIVE are
really deadly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
Hammond, Ind.

Bile SC that it never returned Ny hus-
band said these were the best medicines
he ever found for me. have consulted
the Medical Adviser often and found it
lead me along the right lines to get such
help as l needed in my work of nursing.
/ have recommended the Discovery and
Prescription to my friends and they have
successfully used them. "-MRs. MARY ],
NICHOLAS, 679 Oakley Ave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19

There is not bit of routine, how
count 1t, that was not started by
genius. The fundamental facilities Of
life, the things we use as carelessly
as we tread the pavement-the very
fire we light, the tools we handle at
our work, the food we eat-each rep
resents some early triumph Of mans
spirit.-Exchange
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19

Statistical returns relating to the
coffee trade of the United States show
the record breaking figure of 1,319,-
S70.8G2 pounds as the quantity import
ed in the twelve months ending June
80, 1917-an amount which maintains
the 100,000,000 pounds a year increase
that has marked the American i'm
ports of coffee since the outbreak Of
the war in Europe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
WORKOUT, OVER-WORKED
WOMEN, HERE is
ADVICE FOR YOU.

OOIHe IIIllo ago !
read the Medical Ad-
wiser by DR.. Pierce.
/ was poorly-had
trouble from which
women suffer and was
worn out from over
work. l took three
bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery
and three of 'Favorite
Prescription I found
that they not only
made me feel better
htlf cured all NV fro,,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19

Kinder who will be called to cam
In few days Church services wer
very well attended Sunday. Rev. Nj
Furnay OF the Lyonsville churc.
preached. Services were announce
for Oct. II.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-19
Giving a Clear Answer

Many doubtful Americans have harrassed the
nerves of their fellow citizens with the inquiry,
why is America in the warp
The League for National Unity, organized in
Washington recently, proposes to give an un-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
Unrur-Dat1tR.

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ueo bleibcu sic nod LANCER III unierra
gtclt2~
o9lod ettpa oier6ebn Eqge id) fperoa
in oct Belt dlleroiugS geinige fleinc 9lb-
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oos @ergniigen Sbrer @eiellidaft 5u ba6eiL
nteiiie Scrren"
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eth 8or5imnter gegdngen, luo III elmer Gdtc
cilt nliloer &cllncr idnardlte Der W}enld
tDlr0e qeiuedt lin0 eriultnterte itn rniW an.
geiid)ts Der 9uten &rinfgelDer, Die ibnl ac.
ipeuoet ipltroen 9llIcn bdtte iein Borte
nlonnoie ge8ogeil iuo ic9iittcte iDni ieill flei'
nes @clo i'll Oic boble Sano.
aBoila lc reite!~
Ga fam ctipds gc5plnlgen bon HeincN
2ippen. S0rmliN nu6 iteif acknowledgements
er iidJ bon Scrrl b 6liggcy Der ieinc @0tc
bis 5um Sof geletetc, BON uo Der &ellner
lie Su cinenI peri6pirgeueR SintcralSgang
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gllieii
@SA lttltf lLclWlblltWE Jllll lpHluG lluil
bcacgtct Dic Serrel bdtton Den glnsgoun
crrcidt uno trenutcn iicb bier gllicil lno
Der jimge 3rngonerleutidilt gitgeH 3itiQtis
men tie botten oenielbeii gSca
81 Der lalelL piabigel Morgeulllit
iclien gllicn Gin SrOitelu ait iiberlaufen. Gr
atntctc iducr iudbrcao iein gcolctter neben
ibn, lcinc 3igurcttc ruuNcro, nlnitcr plau'
6crte
vDiqicr Gliiggc bat Gin Slid cs Iii
ldon reglemclitsw0rig, Seit oier5c6n Eos
gen 6runoId)abt er inns ltitn ldon, iluo bieS
&ergniigcn fiir ibn ioIl nod oier5eDn Eage
Oareril @cnn Der 0lcniN 'nicbt 70 quite
9e8cbmgen bdtte, man f6itnte aiif @c6ors
fen fonr1eu 9cidt angeblt sic 8ropiu5
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llebrigens belitc babe irb noG eincn gllten
&etor0 5u pcr5cicbncu glbcr Gie, Nllleiil
Gs mar ia lpabrbaitig, ais floge oas @elo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

Die &orte geidcben.
$50 bod, Serr 9[lien2" 9ie Groge fam
ans Dem W}itn0e 0eS 8anfbdlters. &leii,
briinett nit fnr5geiborenem &aar unto
no0ii0 geItlBten, lc6por5en Sd]ntrrbdrt.
den iaB CT am ItiNenoe itno ldbelte nit
etiuas ipottiiAein 2dbeln, nobel er Die
ounflen gligen biiiter Dem Gneifer cinfniff
bic onoern all. ollit6 irttner Goeitr,Donie2
NleiH lie6er, Gie baben bel Danen fcin
Slid.
\ Scr Giid beoefte iid6 tpieoer nit @elo.
nliin5en ir1O Sdleinen.
ogIielL b0reil sic auf. Der Serl rupIt
eSDnen id bic Suitt ponl 9eibe
Ser Blonde Drngoneroffi5ier bate cS,
ipdbreno er g(lier Gin @laS Geft eiugoB,
oieieln 5ugeraut Der onocre 5udte bic
gtBieln
oPerdu fltti6 iCb muBt' cs jn.
9tlui dber tits genug, nteine Serrer. So
babe gleit6 StaIloienit 8 ic, iHcin Wlort
genIwlaf1 gdBnte Der Sffi5er 9llles
iiano oni. lIebcr bic erbibten @eiidter Der
Spieler floa eS mie graile @rniIr9terulg
ilno bittere gIbipdlnlng
Wlon perabIdieoete irt bon Dem 8anf-
boltcr, Dem aSnbober Des Sotel5intnlcrS,
Der nocb crrr fleineit aileipcrci cies gc-
tuiitlide, Biz iii ben Wlorgen ludbrcnoc
vSSeudlen~ angcreqt batte
oS5err y sSliiggc, sic ba6eu pieOcr
@liid gebobt, iagtc Der jinge Drogoncr,
ofii5ier, illocn er ous StreiGDol8den
iiahrn, oaS oer g(ugere0ctc ibui iiir ieinc
3igarette bot ygta, beiltc fam ic5 mid
freilicD alid iitBt 6eflugen 8orgeitern
ltano 0ie 8otoIlc onoers
ySeben mir nlts beltte abeno In bar
ltrion21 frogte Der @nnfbolter.
aWtuB NAL iebeu @ir bobcn 6eiitc cine
Ginluoung Del Gommer3cnr1t Merucr.
.llno Sic Serr glllen2D
I'D, 9llieu mIB ieinen @erliit auslcbla
fen clItaegtetc an Stclle ocs @efragtcn
set 2entnaiit, ,gla, ben buben mir belitt
tDieoer gciMropft"
oScrr gllicn pciB, onB ic6 jeoen Gag 3n
ciner 9iepandbe bereit bin, iogtc &err poH
Sliigae b0ilih, bod uirbt obue ein ulaIitio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

H..
Scr Sag gralite. Bonn Tacere fam iiber
Oie alte SanoelsIta0t Elm erfriic9enocr
IinD un6 blies nit Iciicn GtoBeu Oltrd
ntc EtraBell lllO iiber oen ulteu Mldrftplat,
ner uod menid)enleer il1o fill Onlag
@elbIt 0ic Sout0ne oes groBen 8rnrnens
fG6iUicq, mtr eir &olfel1 uerfuelfter Bldt.
tell, biz Der MiarftDerfebr 5itriidgeluiielL
riiOrte iitb ltnrubig i'm @lcrgeHllitolge am
@ooen
g8ie Ill 9iadtrube tr1irneno lebuten bic
hOhelt &diHer aneinanoer. DaS Sotel olr
Syr3ne 5eigte nod allie SeuIter Derbdngt, bic
@iHgonGstiir mar Dericbloiien, Deoer Bor'
tier not6 Sdisfnedt iidbtbar
9lur III ciueH groBcu Sinter6inlner oeS
Gr0geiboiics braunte nod Elm 2ibt; bier
Ydlien naail bon Dem Gage nid)ts sit nierfen
@cr Mairi mar ein sober biibid auSgeitat-
tptcr Salon, Did)te, 0unfle Borbdnge per.
AiiltcH 0ie syenlter, Elm fletner Gronleiid,
HIM Itrdbltc eia heiBeS @dslid]t aus, 0aS
riilas qiti qerDtcte @eiidter fiel Wfan iab
cttpa All eincin holbeu 3ubeno &crren Inn
aiHcn groBeH Elitb berint
A@eIprodbet iDiirDe ipenig tao ltets mn
ir foii iliiiiernoem Goli gStsmeilett tiel
eftpnS tlyllaef0 pDer tldppetll0 dll Dle SIDe
cin @olo. oDer Gilberitiid; INIT lri.
lcln SlW1 biidte iidl Damn ienialio IS olif-
Siilicbmelt
gluf qinem fleinen Serpiertiicb ltdliocli
ciliac @banpngner-&ii6ler, ourltter nlt
Neul porfcttierten SSiBbooeu cine gan5c
Mattcric lccrcr 6lniGeH 3eitmeilig erbob
Ad ciu iuHaer. blpnncr 3ragoneroffi5icr,
rrr nas glnlt ocS Dinolhenfcn iibcrnon-
mcn, uno fiilltc bier iplo oa Elm lcercS
@lds
aallciuc Serreu, iuabrbaftig, cs lit 3eit
GlFNth5rcti"
a:ih dlterer Serr init 9rnumeltcrtetn
65duilrrbort Datte NIT einem itilleit Geilf.
scr lcine llbr ge3ogeu Gie Diertc Wiors
AeAillHoc mar poriiber
.9iuT oic GpeurA@ancl@ Gin hocbae'
tpat6icuer, ilIager Dtann BON etipa oreibia
syabren ulit eincnt bldiici1 iiltelligenten
GQliHt batte nadIdilig eineu SbeiH alf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
NnuRllr unn Gfllntutl Mtflkr.

DoCCooCoCCOCCOoC COOOCOCOOOOOOO~
wdrc oos ndjts. 8ielleidt fommc id
abcn0S IN Die llHion mo fpir Icben ln3
oort, ober nidt Iongc ocnn cnolic6 mus
nlnt 0og5 cinnol orsihlofen."
@r rcid)tc gllcn Die &on0 0icicr nabnt
i;e luo bebielt Iic cincn glugcnblid ldnger
lit ocr einen pdbrcuO CT lic bcr5bdit
oriidtc.
o9cbcu Sic pobl liebcr &illeIcnl~
|n 43rm &uditd, 10 fcierlicb sat sic
0cn Sic Scntimentalitdt gcfricgt2 0eu.
fen Sic ali inlerc alto @arolc bon Dem So.
Mig ScronIe, inicrm erlauWteu SduG.
pdtron 9llio, nidt pabr; niorgen picoer
hiitifl"
uSSo , iilorqeli iuie0cr llititl"
Sie Icliittclten itcD Ole 30noe Daroui
perballtc Der militdriidbc 5dritt 0cS jiln,
gai Gfii5crS, Der es cilig bate, Dem Nior.
ger nod cine 9huioc Scblof ab5ugeipinucn,
5miid1en ben Steipnlauern ocr Salilcr
glliel blie6 al Der Soustiir pic i'll Sc,
Noufcn ocrlorcn itcbcu Bis iein Gbr niNt
inebr oos Germlicb DicIcr SNrittc perno6m.
Dauu 6oltc Ct niec)aniid) sen EitriDliiliel'
berDor lmS itedtc ibll III 0dS Sd)loB, 0as
imtcr ocnl tleincn Stiid Giicn Gd)5tc lln6
tnorrtc Sli 0cmlelbcn ghlgcnblf 0iug ciii
pcrIuorreler Stron bon id)mer5lidcn @il,
ncrn inlo NcooRleu Oilrb Nliens SSnneres
all ibrein @nOe Ous 0iunpie Wcfiibl oer
Ser5pciihmg.
uIieic Iiir offncit ou 8uni lebtemmall"
2ollgiom imO lciic gng er Oic Grcppe
binalf Seine g8obnmg lag i'm critcu
5tod Tie beitaro oils 5iuci 3immcrf. oit
cr elmer pcrpitpetcn Ged5ntugsrGtp obgc
mictct iuio lclbit inoblicrt bate Die Engc.
mo ct nod cine &illo beiaB ipurcli poriibcr
Sii ieinen Solon mur eS ouutcl, On Oit
Wlartiicu bcrobgeloilen pareit @r 500 cine
pon ibncn ctipos III Oic @ohe, 70 ooB ocr
iable Ioa BON ormiBct init graucu gHlqcll
aif oe imor0cnfliMc. ii6crloDcuc @inricJ.
tuna icincS SunggcicllcnbeimS id)altc.
glnltott icin Sdlaifabinctt oiti5pud)cn,
ipnrf cr iidl IN ciitcn SciieI gluf Dcni Giid
itono nod cinc oiienc, iilbernc Doic init
3igarcttcu; Ct nobm cinc pon iDncll ul.
aiIlloete iie AL. (6orticBug iolptl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20
@rdiiOeut 9jlCuocol INN Gnbo, Der
ictt cinc 9icbplatiOn nicOCr5N-
fGmpfcn Gat.

5ielcn Stdu0plnift iuioicru bon qro.
Ben Slterellc, peil Oltrd) Die Ser
groBcrlung Der &iuie aid scr @iIter.
rcrfc6r ourd Baltimore oe6obcn
wtrOen miro. Gice 4raiiocnt E6onp
ion nno 9lnOere fu6ren unt- s ll6r
frii1 IN cineni Spr3ianpaggon nod
gSol0in9ton nno crrcidtcn uit Dcn
@ciuc9crii Baltimore um 10 rl6r
@orllittogs. Cine 2tuu0c ipdtcr
lpur0e Der ncite 9ier, ocIicn 9oil cine
N'illion Collars 0efoitct BAT uno
6oI0 Deni &crfebr iiberqe6cn ipcr0cn
fmn nebIt Den an0crcn 9lnloacn 6e.
libti9t uoraui sic @aiclliGQft eiuc
Glm0fobrt ourM 0en Safen oui ci-
mem Sdlepper lrtcrtabi1 Inn afl
9'admittag onr SUB Der Galpert-
5troBe 5lwiid5ufe6rct Pm 9(6enO
inn0 i'm uDlarDlan0-Glu6~ elm Icits
ciicn Itatt. All Dem S6omas 6urncB,
Goloncl 9. @nt6ric, $. 6. 9lorfi-
iton nno Sir 8iAaro GrouiorO t6eil.
nabnleu Gor0cr 6attc sic &eiellihuft
0ic .@cihdft5rdume iuo ooS @ebdu-
0e Der ~. & % 9a6u" beiilcbt. lin.
ter Oci 6ciiadIten befon0en iic6 2oro
6irneB E6onids 6trncB, Colonel
Gonnop Sltt6cric, ". 6. @ladilton,
9lo6crt 9lontioit ser sic So6nlton-
2iuie bier Dertritt ferner Moppr
&rritom @ilbcrt 6raier, Sir Giboro
@rapioro 9lo6crt @arrett rn0 81.
@rcnt aeuier. Sic Iircftoren ser ,,@.
3 8. gn6i;" auBer0cu glleranDer
@rppn .. $. @riSpolo, JIM, Oscar
9 GlurrdD ser @oritbeltoe 6eS Gi.
reftorerrot6s Der %. q 9. @n6n~
Iol9los $. I6omaS, @eorgc s.
George g26itclod iniO q. 8. See
Mari6aIl 1aun marcn s. 81. Gouis,
S. 81 Bono, inn G. Q. g2ig6t
9lrd)i6oIo 5Sries, s. 8. Gouic, g8. g..
9roofS icn, @lanc9oro HonoolL u.
8 1Oc6ot9onL Iu0Iep @ @roo,
George $. Gomp6ell 8. 2 0litrrop,
8. gS. g&ooo 8. .S. G(orl, @cnerol
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pogeu id6ic6cno, oltf Der StroBe an ibueu
bpriibcr @ci Dem glnblid ocr 6eiDcn
g}od)tidm0rmer pfiff CT ben @oiicn6oier;
,SicbIt oil mubl, ou finnt en- itno n0SD
bcin @citcriobren lab er iid6 grinicno nucD
ibnen tint
@r fante gllicn luer fanntc ocn lie.
0crlicbcl g(lien in Der GtaOt liiMt2 lni0
fciertc oic iiblibe W}orgcnbcQcgnung nit
elmer ieincni nllifoliihen Sinn itabcliegcu-
oeu 9cgtiiBrng
o&erpiinlc6tcr 9cngcll" io9tc lodcn0
oer 2ciituont, Oen Der Sobn 0ieler @cgrit.
bung ni6t cttgonger mar a9lbcr cr Bat
gut nlfcr ct bat iid mtsihlaici f6nncl,
iDd1rcno unicrcirS blt ID scr Oers
.tpiiniDte GtullDient~
Sic tuaren circ Strcdc peiter gegangcn.
9llien blicG iteben
$50 bin 8li Saule
o9I6 ric6tg. g9ie iIfs, ieAct mir ms
beute bc ocm fleincn 9onuncr5icrrot,
gnien2"
2lIiepS blaiicS 0jeiibt perfilitertc iil1
nod tdrfer
y5ie UcrgeieI @err bon @illelicu, ool}
ir0 bort hicft inebr belicbt bul."
,gSas rid]t eingclooen2 gSaS lit 0cinn
in Den GonnEcr5icnrat qefabren2 81 mar
oOd5 Der Bette 6rctnO S1res GotcrS, mic er
mir mai iagte
uSh mill Sbnen reucn g8eir cinid)eH,
fen Sat- wtuoerc c6 uid), oolI sic c3
nod nidt Diiicu Fiber mon iit III gepiiiel
Srciien init meiltcu Scbensponoel nic6t 3H,
irieOen uuo mill mid ooS fitblen loicl.
rYerItebe Wldn ipilI Gic ilioraliId cr.
5icbcn Sic bette Norbereitung 5lt cinsr
9utcn Seirat 9lbcr Sugeno nlnB ans
tobcn Gum Senfcr, ipas Dubcu mir oeln
ionit bon oiciem Daicn llro ipabrDaftig.
gllier sic iino ini iibri9cn ciuer ser an.
itduDisiten 9erle, bic mir porgefoumaa
iillO"
$50 oonfc Sbneu fit 0ie cute Wlciung.
&illclicn," iaate gllien nidt obne @itterteil,
nglbcr ipic iiber 10 DieleS Ill Der gSclt lnO
nldj Ole glniidten iibcr mid gctcilt.
ollnu mlB es biuncbmctL lie6el
0relno. 93a, aIio nit Dem aonunCr6enrat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

mir 70 bon $bncn fort. llno ooB Sic I'M.
n1er diif oieie Gneirs0ane bolteil mltBtcnl
Wlan f6nute mcincli Sie icien perlicbt nyO
pcripicltrn 5r @brcu Sbrcr Doluc- ga,
Sic f0nncn cs Iidj ia gliidlidcrmciic inimcr
llodl lciItenl N}elocn Sic MIR Der Gd)oncn
Sbren Gerluit, Iic tpir0 sic oofiIr troitcn"
lleber 9llieuS bGaiicS GeIdt hattie es &C..
5udt obue boB Ct feline Sdneigianilcit ilils
terbrod SSebt iogte CT fllr5:
0Sie iino I'M Srrtuil liebcp Gtllelicn.
Sdl bin mir oitF eincn Spiclcrabcrglonbcn
reingefollen."
Observation-Disclosures g8os an 10
ipas leiDel sic uG m
Gin 0lunner @iilfall Don mir. SD 6attc
geltern nurAmittog BON nieIncnt Ganficr
@clo crbdltcn itno Sd ic6 bic Sdllnppe oon
porgetern gltt MAIDEN polltc beiragte ic9
0aS Nartenordlel ali pcld]e &ortc io9 tndJ
bel Der iddiien @elegenbeit 5ll boltel batte.
$50 800 Gocur @ame"
uNaS mar cin bGies 3eden 4fend),
iuic faun man iic1 uuf @cibcr Dcrlaileu"
lln0 Der Gff5ier trGllerte Die W}eloOic ans
pS'igoletto" UP, pie 70 triigcricl iino
8eiberber5en"
W!tNf A4llb bEl uNL NDElCJNllDNll bSillC ltlb
Sic bldnf gemoroclt 5ic bat bic falidJc
Scgc betro9en gt6er oa fdllt mir Elm
icD itebe bci %bnen nod III 0er @rcioc. Sie
babcn mir Dor ndt Edgen 10 lic6cnSipiirOiJ
oitsgebolfcny gMicn itn0 bo mir bic &ere
bclltc uadt ibren Se9en acidlcuft baty u
peftottcn Sic uobl "
s6er icl 6ittc 5ic, Serr BON &illeiieni@
iogtc SIIicn lnlpillig
ogteitt nain, liebcr glicn. Srutc lit Sic
SErippc gcraDe gefitllt" Der 0fii5icr botte
lcin &ortefcllille ge5ogcn iuio entnobnl
ocniielbcn einige Sheitie ufper iuciB, %
Oer @aul morgcn ieinen Saier finOct 800
Wlarfen morens ju nobl S5ier ais
8udcr5inieu erbalten Gie Dcii ghiS0rnG
nteiner bconoercn Sodbadtmg ltio meinet
ticfgeiiiblteiten Dallf 3u Gjcgenoientcn
germ bcrett"
Gr n0tigtc 9llicn nas @elo aiii, trob0cn
oielcr odgegeli protcilcrtc
Gin @aderiupge 5og, ieiuen 8r00dlcEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

fratii6tn Stimnlge1er bon g2ic0.
uico Golutg murOcu criudjt, am
nddbitcu Gonntog elmer &criauut
nn1 I'M @eri1tsoc6duOc bci5mpo6.
ncit, itl &cicbc In @nuGguna 3u
5icbeL bic Genpcrcr5 6ciiirportcrl
uno ioldc 0clcgotcu sum Tclc9otcu
bonS 81 crlpd6lcrL sic scr llntcritit.
3lit0 Der Ecnpercn5 Stium9c6cr
iit1cr ilno.
" BfcrDe gercttct.
gNiS mbcfduiter llriodc 6rab iii
ocul StolIc pon 8. 8. Siugit @oi6-
in0ton &ooo, ua6c 9't. 9giuans, Gin
6eucr ants, oos ciicu 1c9oocu BON
$50 uuridltete, Eie ml Stale Grfilc.
lidlcil @ierOc fouptcu nod rcd@tjeitig
acrcttct lucrocn.
Seine 2 d}ulc i'm gScitport.
llc6cr orci6lriOcrt Ginocr crfcril-
ten iM aeIern unirciluilligcr Sc.
ricn oa ooS 5c5nl1auS III @citport
an Sonntog Wlor0cn ein &oub oer
6lamnicl iuuroc SSic longc sic Sc.
rieu an6alten lucrOcib iii nod nnbc.
itinnt. Gic 9ebor0cn ipollcu Gin
grobcres SollS mietben III rpclHcnl
Der llnterric6t biS 5rr Gollenbung
ciucs neucn 5Aul6nlics o6ae6oIten
mcrOen fam.
6ener i'm SHbnerbous.
Gernnitblid iino Sii6neroicbe fin
ein 6euer pcraltluortlid, Oos iii OcnI
Siibucr6aiiic scr 6orm bon g8illiout
@. @ligiou al Scr Gcmpooo-9lpcruc,
Ho6c &cnniploanio Rooo, 5lun 9(us.
brlld Fam iInO ciucn SMoOcn bon
ctlpo $400 onridtetc. 200 0iibuer
fanpen i9r por5citiges Gnoc. Ger
Jlaipcblmg G5cucrlpc6r gelang Is,
ocn Brand aut ieineu Serb 5u be-
Idr0nfen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-20

mar III S3cgleitung cincS SiuOcrnldSs
denS M Den Bart 0cgon0er. 81
6ottc iid bon 0crielbcu gctrcnlt lnl0
idititt iidl gcra0c cincn Stud, olS Die
bier jiigcl0licben 9an0itcu alif i'm
5lltanen Icr 9id0cIsiiibrcr fragtc
i6m NOS cr IN ieincm 9ciiB 6dtte,
ltio faltg bicraltf dfi6n 5ii Ollrd-
iudJct g|amocnl i5n Dd8 NcNer iino
sic Goritcdnoocl obacnommcn ua-
rem 8crlto6 loas Gnartett IN allen
9iitbtungen
\ &raHtcnpf lc germ na6m
Gift.
glllS &cr5gpciflnq 0uriibcr 0aB iie
.pon cinclH Soipitol, luo iic alS arou-
fcnpflr9eriu atSqcbiloet iuiiroc, natJ
cinciu auncrdu Spipetul periebt uur-
Oc, iuaS iic, lpie lore @erpau0tcH CT.
fldreu ais cine 3uritdieBung Be-
trodtetc, nobnl ste Is So6re oltc
Coma @}otcdlf pon 0'r. 1913, 81 5try
gl.,gSy cine 9lu5a6l poltGuediilbcr.
iubltnot-Gdbletten 5lt iid) 5rI Wlct-
edit 6ctrot cine gpot6cfc llnO fallitc
iicb einc 6laihe nit Den Ea6letten,
BON ocucR -iie ciiligc illi Ielepbon.
itanO pericbludte. sic mrroe in'8
emergency Soipital ge6rlbtg iuO
bic gler5te boifcn iic arn 2e6cu en-
balten sat fonncn
5rc6er 9tcgerOieb.
9luf orut ggege snr Stride luurOe
Sem C5rl. +. 9lgon bon glr. 1921, 1.
StraBc, 0t..g9, III scr 60 try 5rpi.
icDcn Nl ilno " GtrnBc, 91.-g8., i6re
id6p1r3leSernc SouOtoide hit $5 Sn-
1alt, cinenI 9ioicnfrnn3 lm0 cinigct
aorten bon ciacln g3cgerfno6en eut-
rfiien
9ll6ert Selm BON 9lr. t0l, s Ctr,
9}-9y 6enadrihtigte 0ie 8oli5ei oeS
6. 9c8irfs, OaB Elm Dieb III ieiit Sim.
mer cingeOrunoen lei nno ibm, ipdb-
reno Ct idlicf $645 uus Sen "a.
ibcn geito6Icn babe.