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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
THELEEN LEAVES KENosHA.
secretary of Retailers Association
Goes East to Accept Wider
Field for His Work.

pyustave Theleen, who has been
executive officer Of the Kenosha Re
4ailer's Association ever since the as
ISOLATION was organized, turned over
his keys this morning and left for Mid
Teton, New York. He carried with
MIN into his new field of employment
the most cordial wishes of good win
from the members of the association
with which he had been 50 successfully
connected. Mr. Theleen will take up
is work as secretary of the Middle
IN association on next Monday even
He plans to provide home in
lletown and Mrs. Theleen will
to join him within the next
weeks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
NEWS OF DEATH OF NURSE.
Miss Maude Walker, Surgical Nurse Of
Kenosha Hospital, Died Dec. 80
in Chicago Hospital.

Miss Maude Walker, for two years
popular member of the staff of Ke-
nosha Hospital, where she acted as sur
gical nurse, died last Saturday in the
Augustana Hospital, Chicago, after an
operation. She was graduate of
Blessing Hospital, Quincy, H. While
there she became member of the Kan
doc Club and an associate member of
the Kenosha Hospital Training School
Alumnae Association. Miss Lillian
Greenberg and Miss Myrtle Walker, a
sister, both nurses in Kenosha Hospi-
tai, were with Miss Walker when she
died. The funeral services were held
in Mt. Sterling, ILL.,, her former home.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
SHORT NEWS BULLETINS.

Amsterdam, Jan. "a Berlin
semi official telegram says that the
bread corn harvest in Germany this
year will exceed that Of last year
by 100000 tons. The deficiency
in the potato harvest, which is con
siderably under average, will be
ciefy offset by a big turnip crop.
The fifty per cent use of barley for
brewing purposes will help greatly
in overcoming the effects of the
poor potato yield.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
1916 One of the Most Noted Years in the Progress of the
City Since Charter Year Brings Many Events of
Unusual Interest to Its People
INDUSTRIES SHOW GREATEST PROGRESS

Year Has Been Worthy of Especial Note on Account of
Forward March of the City as Municipality With
Liberal Provisions for Parks and Play Grounds
Schools Have Great GrOwth-Death Claims
Unusually Large Number of Residents
Cupid Presides at Many Functions
I'm the Year.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04

Sheriff Jacob Hermann and party
81 deputies are racing their automobiles
over into Northern Illinois this morn
inc in an effort to arrest a sixteen year
Old boy who is wanted for about the
boldest robbery ever pulled off in Ke-
nosha county. The boy is known to
have passed Wadsworth, Ill, at an
early hour this morning and at that
time he was headed south He is armed
and provisioned to make a stand
AGAINST the sheriff and his aides or to
stand long siege if he manages to
conceal himself in some of the woods
down in Northern Illinois. Up to late
Yesterday afternoon the boy in ques-
ton was an employee at the Frank
McKeon farm in the town of Pleasant
Prairie. He evidently saw an oppor-
tunity to start out in life for himself.
AT the farm he was known as Club -
The boy was foreign born and he had
been employed at the farm for only
short time. He never enlightened
the men about the place as to his name,
parantaac on Just where he had
come from when he started work on
the farm in Pleasant Prairie. He was
willing worker and appeared to be
unusually intelligent.
Tuesday afternoon the members of
the McKeon family came to Kenosha
and left the farm in charge of club. "
The sixteen year old boy assumed
charge all right and when the Nc
Keons went back home late in the even
inc they found that he had made q
lean up The catalogue of things
issing included a bob tailed bay
rse, Jackson wagon, a fur overcoat,
hot gun and ammunition, can of
(, various sorts of food supplies, in
ing food, sugar, bread and even
oring extracts. The boy must have
pretty close to a wagon load of
uff when he drove out of the McKeon
ward early Tuesday afternoon. Neigh
bors declared that he was heading
south and that he was getting away
at about as fast a pace as could be
expected with the one horse and the
loaded wagon.
The sheriff and the Kenosha police
department was notified of the robbery
on Tuesday night and telephone mes
saqes were sent out in all directions
and deputies sent out to watch the
Kenosha county roads. Evidently
eBub" Just kept going al night as he
had reached Wadsworth this morning.
Whether Club" is clever enough to
60 into hiding and live for some time
On the stolen supplies remains to be
seen. When Sheriff Hermann and his
men left this morning they had high
hopes Of overtaking the boy and the
recovery of the property
1t is declared that the value of the
booty would be close to three hundred
dollars. The boy is declared to speak
little English. He was pretty well
dressed as ne is alleged to have taken
the best clothing that he could find
about the house While he has arms
and ammunition enough to start 2 fair
SLICED bandit army, il is not expected
that there viii be any battle when he
IS overtaken hv the Kenosha sheriff
and his deputies Officials in the neigh
horhood of Wadsworth, who were asked
~ make an effort to secure the arrest
&c 1eBub,'' wired back that he had
disappeared lust as mysteriously as he
appeared down that way aud they were
not able to locate him.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
NO ATTENTION TO LAW.
Local Employees of the North Western
Receive No Instructions as to
Adamson Law Enforcement.


Although the Adamson law was
scheduled to go into effect January l,
employees of the Chicago and North
Western have followed their duties
without receiving any instructions from
the railroad company to observe it and
without observance of the rules of the
law. Few of the employees here expect
that the law win be adopted by the
local systm and it is evident that the
railroads will not accept the ruling of
the bill until they are forced to do so
by the decision of the Supreme Court.
No strike is regarded as imminent de-
spite the threats of labor leaders. A
conference will be held in Chicago soon
when the matter will be thoroughly
threshed out.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
NOTICE.

I will be at the Merchants and Saw
ngs Bank for the collection of Pleas
int Prairie taxes on the following dates:
Friday, January 5th.
Friday, January 18th.
Friday, January 10TH
Friday, January Goth. adydw
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04

Shades, shades, shades, at Threinen's
Paint Store, 81 N. Main street. Phone
OSS. edvtf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04

Don t forget the Kenosha Yacht
Club s annual masquerade, February
10th, at Germania Hall. $4,000 il
prizes. edyi16
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04
Is Year-Old Farm Hand Gets
Away With Horse and Wa
gon and Whole Load of
Clothes and Food.
HAS ARMS AND AMMUNITION

Sheriff Hermann and Deputies Rush to
Northern Illinois When Informed that
Boy Was Seen Passing Through
Wadsworth Early This Morning.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-01-04

Are you still sticking on the wagons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
Dllnicre 5ein0e fii6rei einen0ro6c.

ollncre 8eiI0e iiibrell cinenGfobe.
rilugsfricg gsir tiibreu cincn5dbil-
Ucrtbei0iglngsfrieg. llnierc SeiHoe
ruiBadltctcu liuierc @inla0uug iii d.
ner 6rie0eus Goufcren5 ipeit bril.
tolcr iut0 bcrdlSfpr0crnoer lno nit
einem aeneinereu TricOenS 9Sro-
aran1m NnS ir9euo Seman0i6dttc ers
uurien l0nueg, Nieroilrd) ii6ernob.
men miere SeinDe sic @huiMul0,
melde niemalS mieoer ailSaelpiidjt
peroen tann
n2euticblau0 iii iitb oarin eiuig,
0aB aa iene araft acbrotd]t lucroen
uuB I'm sic Nldue inierer 6eiHoe
81 nicbtc 8u nocbcn llnier 5rieoens.
nuge6ot lmO sic @otidait 0cs Erdlis
oeateu @ilion iuurocn ols 6ofiorcu
Idugeicbel ipclhe cinen Ginorud lii
ocu 2in0ern 0es SeinoeS berporrll.
fcu iplltelL a6er mir luarcli iehr eHt
tdiid5t So iebr ipir oieieS be0ui-
ern t0nneu mir Opgb ie6en mic OieS
n6glih mar. Grcmier 2lopo @eorge,
per &oter ueiicr @eOanten in0 Gnis
| ilbci0ungeuy cntidieo IL ratb ciucr
Gonfereu5 il 9tout
uIic critic @eglcitericbeimmg ipur
CHI @rud init Sen Scr. 5toatcu. ggir
beoouern oicS iebr, Oocb miro iaierc,
biS al sic SABINE 6epaiinete 9aatio.
HalfroTt oas uoabrinaen, iuaS uuiarc
Seinoe fiir luul0glidj bnltcn poIle
brndlt sat iperOcn llliierc Gbrc, 2et
! beusbcrcdtignng luO 6rci6eit iinS
/ @utuidclttna iuNcres &aiierreiNes
mtB iHperfiinncrt ous Dem &ricge
beruorgeben
Ger &an5ler BAT oils icinen friiDes
rea 9leoen bc5iielid1 scr ariegs5teIc
itidtS griifge3ogen, oOer chpos gc.
I iagt, was iH gsiOcriprndl nit oer
fiir5Iiden MeOc oes &renicr Alltais
itcrS Sis5d BON llngoru llebt, IN iuel-
der geiaat prrOe, oaB oer arica
I niht ldnaer ols abiollt n6tbig, fort
4 gcfiibrt pcroen miro. Iielc &utBc'
rlul9cn fau0cn 0eli grsBieu SSinel.
llbaa III 9ou3 Ielltitbloa0, ober liidt
bel 2ellten pie Montreal ppli &nurr
Scr Den MeiMstan3ler an bet Neblr
paden m0dlie
:, ST. @d5eioemmn id]lna uor, NloBA
tuoAUen 9eaen &qrlpncn 5il erarciielt
ipeldc &roiitc outs oenl Sriea 5ieheli
ilfno euIpiabl aleidliaaS Oie albieBmia
| 0eS 2afomirtblhails ARiuiiier$, lpaS
ciue arose 5rcil0e int 2anNe berpnrI
! raiei Wiir0e,
\ 9fclMStm3ler BON 8etbmann.Noll
llpeg pcrtbeiDiate berot 0en 2ato
IlpirtDldlaIts Wliuiiter Baron por
I @horleucr in0ent ii laatc OnB lid
oqn D'inilier Diele uuibcuuin0licbi
NTuDcrRiile IL Dea Meg itelltca
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

gerlin, 28 Se6r. 9Ils 9eidS
fan5ler BON 9et6uiaun Splltuca iei.
ne Reoe i'm 0icidStag bceuoct baitc,
murocit 9luipraden bon peri1ieoeueu
AdrteiIcitern oe6alten 81. Eeter
Spo6r, Siibrer ocr Genirums. %ors
tel iagtc:
nllnier &ertraueu III sic llntcriee-
booie iii ciu ieites. oa Scr llutcriec.
6optfricg sen iriibclteu ln0 Ibnell-
iteu Eermh oer9eeuoiglmg oesGric.
geS garautirt Gic 0eutihe 0iotior
miro in oc 3ufinit mie bet @eraous
Qepbeit ailf lHonarcbiiAer Balls pers
blci6cu lmO 1n ser Accommodation
GonIiiiutiou feitb0Itcn,
uIie Snnolunasmcic scr Heaies
rltng 6e5iialicb Scr sSricocnSuorihli.
&C bat lniere poue ltuterItilblng Tie
Ncgenten ser Gntenfc N}dAle dradj
ten Goricbldgc, bic boiler SoB ulo
glicocrtroCIt marclL iln0 icstcn i6re
&rone, ioipie &oS 9ebcu ibrcr 9iirgcr
auf 0as Spiel.
Der Gorithloo OcS Grdiiocuteng9iI-
ion lpur0c Ourb i6re 5rieOcnSbr0hi.
aunacn p6Ilia- auf oie5eite aeorGngt.
Iie Su6reS6ilan5 ser 9lQiirtcn luar
fit oieiel6eu cine ungifiiitipe, in0
tonnen oieielbcn llid6t Don lmTcrer
llnbeiicgborfcit iiber5cu0t wrroeu
oGnglauo ueriudt oliH Ste Qeutc
III IelItihlouo 0em SungertpOe Iii
ii6erantpQrteM ptlhe uidt ait oen
Sdmpfcn bctbeiliat InO. gluerift
bat 5wor oudcoen proteiiirt abcr iid,
oeueigert unS 5ll ioIgen.
uNi boiler 9Inerfepniug oes Grn-
itcs Der Sihlotion iitiiiieu mir feit-
6altcn, iluo 6ereit icin 0as Ill er.
obern mas inmer sic Gutibciounq
ocS ErdiiOcuteu ggillou fem m6qe.
Iic llnteriee6oot @oife fumt mur
oouu p6llig Siir @elhrg gebrodlt
pcr0cu penn unciugeicbrdnft, nnD
oaolud Gnglono cin idiperer Sha-
ocu 5ugefiigt pirO
Scr 9cie6I fir lmluidranftcu
ltntcrieeboot &rieg inOolpirt oie
gan5e @iir0c lurieres &oiierrci6cS-
h9Sir mcupen Den llntcrIeeboot aricg
uibt an lucil mir ms iii elmer biilf,
loieu 2ogc6cfinoeu, iouoorn ucil mir
ocn sriea 3ll cincnt id6ueleu Guoc
briuaeu tpuielt
u@S III irrcfiihrei0 iiir iragno rSe.
nono, ooriiber su WreGeu, iuierl
&ldnc alleu 1bo0encriab 9lnIprii
den gegeuiiber, ali Dem lSrinjip quf
5n9ebelt oaB ieUer fem eiaencS Gdd
heH all tragcu 6obe (GroBer &et
faa pop allcn 5eiten.)
q ic 6einDc trogeu 0ie
2 nul0.
\ &bilipp Sdei0amann Sec 6abrcl
0cr So5ioliiteu fiibrte ont
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

@raf Dou @ciiarp, 6iibrer oer caiis
ieruotipet &arteJ lieB iit folaeu0er'
ntaBen aus:
oGie glbluciirag inierrs lSrienens
9(ugcbotcs fam ols ein @cblaa III
0as @eiidlt oes ocutidcu qsolteS Iic
Gntrntc iuoIlte III i9rar 9rtI6rlua
au Rrdiioert @iliot uus lig9t alS
nenibliche g9elelt Geltcu laiieu IaS
oeIltidle &olf fann iidb oieia gsrlpi0i
guug nidt gefaQeu laiieu, 9Sir itas
len ieBt iniere itdriitc @erthqi0
aiiigSm0iie III oct Nienit, luo9Nrh
Guglon0 oireft dill asieineatSebptSueW
actruiieu miro,
oSn glr6etradlt 0cr \ 6utiadie DaB
GuaIano 0ireft alif Sic @iiIfc sllues
rifaS ret6nea tuulA iteht oas Scit
ihe Golt ieitcr uno entidloiiencf bin4
ter sem &aiier ielbii mid) oieieNaen,
welbc teineu unbeidlrdnttcn llllter
iee6ootfriea babetl mplltcA. llnIerc
@utitbci0uug III 0en llnieriecbppt
Striegc iii eilic liuiuanoelbarc. unS
bari oie aon5e g9elt ouriibqr niabt iul
3lpeifcl blei6en
6erner fii6rtc oer Neoncr Hill 0aB
oer Gerluit 0cr tiirsIigb torpeoirlea
boldnoiithen 1dliffe be0aucrt mir0,
ieoob ~ war oic 5dll0 gpolouos
peIhcs iicl iuciBertc oic zdliffc pal.
reno Oer Neriooe 0cr @icberbet atls
ocn @dicu gcHeu sn laiien SoBt oies
elite cruitc Dldbnulg ali Bid aleuira
len icin@
Geiierreidb ltcbt todl ocu 9luSlall
ilmgen pcs Sle0ners p6lliB aui 5r.
ten TclltidNano's
Sans D DcntidjIano fiirWnbes
I cbr6nften lt@outfricq.
Gr GttuSqicmer, syprtlaritts Asar
tet idate. 0oB bot lIuieriecboollriva
pon 0er aaii5eu oeiiitben 0lation ltp.
tcritiiBt mer0cn tliiiie Iie gSorle
pas 9leidStan8Icrs hejiialidl 0eS 9srI
Dies Der Well 5taatrn per0ca ltiiDt
pcrfc5Ien @i0crbaIl oiiBcrbalb 0es
@aHlcs nn0 NJ detpiiIen AreiicNalnac
rifa'S sly iinOen lpclue bisbcr 0ieS
tltotion nitlt flar periIanoct Jaocu
uIic SieFcrtng ppr NRllition ali
GnglaFo 0lrn sIncrlla bat HNieS
9lut ~ Ecltidlano 6crporaerHien.
mdGrcno 2Imerifa Rnr Eopicf Frcs
telie geaea 0ie llntarhiumim -0es
I Naltoels all @Nalan0 iail0ie er
9rldl miro ulgeniain beoauert oa
eiue SagrbtNoert lan9e Greun0idait
8riipelt Gelltidlau0 ifl0 0er 9ger
Staaten beitau0en bat. ooul iit MI
leet Rliitbt uoriU0ms uato niuat riid
ipartS 3u bliden BiS 0cE syyle0e ers
runJen iit4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

@afbinqtoM %. 5ebruor.
ggcnu nibt ale gln5eicben triigen
miro cine Ggtro Sibuug oes Gon.
areiieS uubeoingt notbluenoig ieim
oa oie Gitiotiou nod niht aetldrt
it,
Gas &ouS Goniitc fir niSlpdrti-
oe glnaeIegeubeiten berirbtete oieGor-
loge melGc sen ErGiioenten ermdHs
tiqeu Ionte, uncertainties 2eben oli
See 3i ibiieeu nit eiuiaen 9lb0noe-
rlmgen mcIHe Ser 9lonliniitratiou
nibt millfonlnen iino, ein, Gas So.
mite meiaerte lid, irgenO melde Gors
fa1rinaeu fiir Den 8rdiiOenteu 5ll
treiieir uonoere NliHel SIT ge6rolI-
den, ipeldc er tpiiui6tc, imo Ocr6ot
elite Observation-Disclosures an N|n.
uitiopsidiifc
Sic 9lbitimmung Toll 17 an
A betrogen boben.
gs tuitrOc fein @rototoa iiber sic
9l6ItinntlinQ i'm Gomite gefii6rt, ooG
lieB ser @oriibenOe 6looo ourbbli-
deu SoB nod iciner Dleinllng Oie sl6-
Thinning II 5u A betru9 9lnOert
1litqlicoer iaotcn ooB iic6cn Olit-
olieOer oogcgcu aeitimmt b0ttsu s.
noAteu jeOoh fiinf Goniite @lit.
alicocr bcfamit, ooB iic NlinoritdtS-
@erihte cinrcihen werOeu gs ma
rcn 0icS 0ie SS. S6odelforO, Eenlo-
frot BON 9liiioiui, Cooper, 8epubli'
fans, bon g2iscouiin, SuooleIton &C.
mofrot. 9lloboruo, &orter, 9iepublifa'
ner, &euniplOonicn imO E3onlplon
GenIofrat, Gflobond.
9lcSiigIitb scr Grtraiibuug iagtc
scr @eprdieutant @lomn, OoB es nidlt
iuo6riHeinli1 iei cine iolde ob5nDol.
ten, oob nod Oem @eridt Der rcpll.
6lifonilden alitaIieoer oes Senots
SAB Sic @erpilligunaS. .gorloae eueu'
iuea oufgc6olten miro, eiuc lolHl
uotbmenoig icil miro.
@ollcn Grtro 2 ibung er
5lpingen
Gie Gorlagc, welcbe geltern ourd
0oS gcnatS Gomite fiir ousmdlti9'
9lugclcocn6citeil eiubcridtet iuurOe
lit ocnl @rdIiocnteu iu &runoe &c
uomnlcn anne6nbar @ci0c N1nBiab
men iucrocu ieOcnions in @rlu6ginG
aciogcu meroel perm orcb oer &rd
ioent niitibeiIen lieB, Dab Ct feir
midtigcn Nlcnncrun9cu erlpartet-
Sin Slibuiiiren BON repitblitanI
itDcr @eitc idjeint iicb i'm Geuatc DC
neri6or 5iI liladen
@eridieOene Scnotorcn 6eItanoel
6eute olii cine ouffene ltno auSfiiBr
ldc" @eiprecbuna Der @oBna6mer
inO qo0cn oiien ST. OnB es ibre A0
iidlt III bicr0ltrh cine @rtrdSiBln
oeS GongreiicS 3iI cr5pinaen
Ter Geuat miro lid nidlt nit DC
@orlagc Der bepoiincten g|eutralitd
Gcidiieu biS oaS SuuS oic Y'oBuoI
me ongeuonlnen bot GiclcS wuro
clS iciiiie6euo noM eincr @onlerel
3luiic6cn Senator Stone, @orliBc
6es GoniteS fir auSwdrtige sIngI
legcnAcitea mo Dem repn6litan
idbeH 6ii6rcr oeS Saulc8 @lmnt pe
li4ert
SIT picl GemaIt
@s Dat ocn glui@ein ooB oer grol
te EDeil Oer Ncpu6lironer flitbt q
acu Die @orIogc opponirt sem @r'
foenten cine 9rcBere @lodt 5uniSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

beln IN Der gegenpartigen Situntlon
5lt crtbeileL ieOod iiu0 einige Senu.
toren ser M}inorititS 5eite ac1eu
0ielclbe entpsocr I'M &rin5ip poer
oo lie oieielbe ais 5lupeitge5euo in
G6ordtter 6c5eicbnen
g9ie ser republitauiide Scuator
@otion pun Snoioua ia9tc, WeIher
oarui ie1r criolgrcid nor eiu Sill
buitireu gcgcn oie 3olluorloae iu
Scene 81 ieseu ruiirocn uieIe liepu
6lifoucr iid uibt Der @cud6rung
Scr @epolt oen &rdiioentel gegeil.
iiber SonoeIsitiiic bepoIiuGn ina
65cloer fir oieieu 3iped 5lt bclpiili-
gen, miOerieBell iinO o6er eutidie0cn
ooge1cn, i5n sic Wladt in sic SaltD
5lt gebeiL nonOcre Wiittel" nod iei.
nenl @ut0iiufeu IN S(nweuOlmg 5u
brinac1 1ic 5enotoren bobeu ouS
@ciiibl, ooB scr GougreB i'll Sibung
bIeibcu mlB, wenn cine ocrnrtige
9fodt oerlic6en perOen ioQte.
Wto DIT itorf bciAnitten.
gtodb oenl @cric6t oeS SauS 81
mites wiirOe sic Gorlode folNcnOcn
Su6alt 6a6en
Ger &r1iioent Ser Ser. Staoten
iei ilmO lit 6ierinit out6orHtrt lmO be.
poamddtigt SonoelslAiiie, Gioen.
tbum bon 9iiraert scr Scr. Staaten,
uno iii oos nmerifauiide Shifiregi.
iter eingctrogen nit &crtbeioiguu0S.
woiien 5l OcriebclL iinO 0ie uot6ipens
oige Wlunitiou 5u lieierl iomie Wlit.
tel lno @cge SUI iinOcn, bon OeaieIs
ben Sci eincui ungeictliden slngrifie
@cbrout6 nodeu 81 f0nuen; lnN
oaB er bicrnlit ici lnO out6oriiirt lit,
ioioie sic 9eiltguiB bat, ioIdc Sdittc
lmO Oie 9iiraer Scr Ger. 5tooteu &c.
Gen unocicelicbe 9ln9riic III ocren &C.
icblideu nn0 frieoicrtigen 0lciicn alli
6o6er Scc 5ll ic1iibcu~
Iieics ihlicBt Sen 9lrtifcl pnS.
nocb welrbcn scr Er6iiocnt 6cuol-
ndbtigt tpdrc uiolcbc pOcr aHoerc
Olittel Into MlctboOeu, sic norh iei'
ucm 1ofiir6olteu mo @ntidcioiml
nnge6roGt imO uotbpenoig iin0," N
gInlpcnorna 5u brin8en.
Seine &criiNernng filr.
VI Runition s d tffc
Iie Gorloac wiiroc alc6 cine 9onN
9hiSga6e bon $l00,000,000 UorieGcr
ino ocu Brdiiocutcu alitoriiircn uor
0ieicr Sinlme emcn @ctras iiir oer
/ 6ono oes &rieasriiitoS &eriide
! runGs Bureaus 5il iiberlWrei6crt
4 iiebt abcr iol9enoe 8braie Ocs Ser
botes iiir &eriiherung bon Dhmi
| tionsiAificn ppr: oGaS bclagte 9ll
rcou Der &ricgSriiifo.G GcriNerlius
ioQ feline bclpaiincten oOer @Sni
| tionSiDiile, oNcr onOerc Sbilic, lpel
/ dc @llulitot iiibrcn, uno iiir Irica
| fiibrenoe 9duDer oocr ocrcn @iir8c
pcriit6ern."
Gin unnclltroGer AFT.
Icr @}inoriidtS @eri6t ser ieh
Nlitgreoer ocs GonlitcS fir 9IuSlpdr
tigc 9lngelegcnbcitcu, mcI6cr 5ellt
glbcno 0cni Somls cingcrcid)t wllrog
crtE1rt OaS porgele0ene @epoiinc
ron NonOclSihiiicn pic DlmRitiou d
aricqfiibrcn0cu iiiDrcn ais cine
.umcutroleu gIftD Ger 9eribt ma
untcr3eirbnet bon ocn 9ieprdicptantc
COOPER Ncrter, S9afelioro, 5mitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
CsraE gsernilOrEf allf &c.

&ulitor 81 G, ~. 6e6rlor
Ier 2anlpier p6reOcrid scr 9lhtc",
luelhcr Wrai BON @ernilorii, cbema'
Iiocu 9otihoiier Gcltiblou0S 81 ben
&orcinigtcu Stooten llnO iciuc &c.
icliMoit an 9oro bat, itod aeiicrn
9l6eno lm 7 ll6r 30 iiir Copenhagen
iii see.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

Su0oleitpue uno Ebompiou. Der
Su6alt iit
0Gs mlroe Gin criolgloicr Der
iub i'm Gomite< gcnadt 9lbiduitt (
oiclcr &orlogc 0obin 5it omenNirem
ocu 9lbibnitt nSNiiie, luelcbe Oaiuit
beiAditiet iiuo 8radt bciie6enD it
@au5en oOer tbeihueiic ous @oifen
lm0 Dhnition~ oils3lliblieBen @s
miiroc abiohit lnucitrol fit unierc
Jicaierimg ieiL SMiiic, meIGc iol1e
5rubt tragen, ST 6euaiinen imo 3u
6eihiiben.
,GS lit ma6r, ooB fem intcrnotios
uuloS @ticB beitebt 9icutrale pon
Oeni @crfalf BON @afien imo 01mi-
tion obsnbalten; icboN 6obcn ole
Gricgiiibrenoen ge9en meI1c I'D
bicic 2ieierimg be5ieDt, 0as &eAt,
Oicic 2ooung anf bobcr Scr 81 fas
peril.
.@enn sic Gcgicrung Der &crei-
nioten Stooten cin G1iiL oas @lu.
milton uno @oiicn an &rie9iii5rcnoc
licicrt, arnirt imo bcidiibt pilrOe
iic cinen inrucutralcn Att bcoc6cn
eincn &ric0sott."
San0 III Sono utit &r q.
ii0cnt Mil{oll.
Dic rcpii6lifaniibcn GongreB.glb.
qcoroneten bon WRicbigon erfIdrten
beutc ciuitimmig, sic ornirte gtell.
| trolitGts @eiasoorloge SIT iutter'
ltiiseib Sic @crtbeioiguneS &orlogeu
nibt 6u bcrbinoern lmo IN jeoer
g9piic nit @r1iiocnt @ilion md9renf
ser iiiternotionoIe &riiiS Sono u
! Sono at orbeitcn. senator SSil-
liam gllocs Smith bate Oic 9lboeoro-
ncten 5iiiontnen bcrrfen-
DicS Iicfcrt Sen erlten oireftcn @ei
mciS cincs gSecbiels IN oct Anlidtcr
Der 9tepublifoncr IN @c5u9 dllf BIC
Solhmg oes 9Sr1iioentcn IN Oer Sri.
fig imO eeminnt beiouoers ooourd
All @eocltlmn, 0oB Senator Snitl
ais Wtitglico 0cs GouliteS fir aus.
1 mGutigc 9ln9clegenbeitcn elmer Der.
\ icnigcn mar, ipcltDdr Der 6eiuaffneter
9leltrulitGts .Gorlngc nidt giinltig
oeihtnt mar. @r iootc beutc, ooB g
\ icOeufoas fir 0icielbe itilnnen miro
notboein iie cinige 9IbGnoemngcn cr
fobreu bat rmo will oen &rdiiocutcl
unteri1iBeit ga sic &orIogc icBt Elm
gereirbt lit.
Gic 3crit6rung ocr u2dcouio" ba
nicbt oilcin inter ocn &epnblitoncrl
lpnoern auA luter Den @cmotrotei
ini Nauie cinen cntideioeQ0cn lin
ihmlmg bci oencn berporgcrliien, 81
oicicr &ouoge bisber nidt oiilitil
geiiunt worcn Sin oemoiratilDe
scudior oloabt ooB MIR eine Off
3ieac @eitdtigimg ocs n2acolio"
Safes BON iolhei 9cuotorcu euUor
tct miro, lpclHc bis jcst Scr ornlirte
9icutrolit0tS.Gorlaac opponirt ID
6cu i'm ibrc @oltllng 5u dnocrll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

1ic Stallen oer spcitai Qjeities
nants III 0er Nrinee airS5aiHleVE aat
@etretdr galer 0ie Asod)itbuleu ha-
uahridtigt PIE 9tamdn unu i0 qgbi
tllricnten 8ll ncHncn Nic 0aS GirQnleH
init tSlans peItanoen uut 0ieielhelg
mcun iie eS piiaitben, oer grluce aiN.
reibeH 5ll touncN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

SinSlcgnps oah, wie iic uuOu Scitcn
GcatidllnnoS uic bcnhiidltiGt mar4,
ltnS Oan ErntidllanO ftrun6lidlc Scs
sicllpuscn nit ben %cr, 5taatcu pro-
mupirt inns rolS Gin @rbc 5ricNridls
ccs wroReu tets II tc0rcu ac9nIten
Aubc.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01

oer Gni3iebula aller Giaitpirtbidais
ten im 0iitriTt GoIiuubia nad oen Y.
9louciuber. Iic DioBnabme pallirte
NIT elmer 5tiuneiBabl Ron 237 ges
Acu i37 lmo pilroe sum 'Rrdlioenten
aeian0t non mcldeui eripartet miro,
oaB ~ DieSelbc lFlterseChnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-01
Nfitglir0tr OtS 9tidSta0eS
mttrlfiibtn &Olitif 6rS &dBlrrS.


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