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Use Zen1o for Eczema

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying a little zeIno
furnished by any druggist for Csc; Ex *
ira large bottle. $l.OO. Healing begins
the moment zcmo is applied. In snort
time usually every trace of eczema, tet-.
ter, rimplcs, rash. black heads and SIM;
liar skin diseases will be removed. ~
d: For clearing the skin and making g 6
vigorously healthy, always use zemo the
penetrating. antiscptic liquid. It's not! 2
lrrcasy saIve and il does not. stain: When
others fail it is the one dependable ueat!;
r1ent for skin troubles of all kinds, ~
The L. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland " u
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With III" iiftI"lh anniversary uf The
IAN" sire" VI. T.. church. 4. delightful
entertainment vii! br given tomorrow
evening. which has 'ircu a"raugr! by
Mrs. l.. CUNNINGHAM. ShmculS
wi!l be served following tn" program.
which IL contained in Tia" following:
l;rri!at!rn ......M Miss MHdclin" kMrnrr
N"Cnl s;"!u ............H Mrs. -. johnson
Piano SOLO ........Mr Graham tMarsh
Eccitalinn. Miss Margaret McClnuahaH
Nural Solo. Mrs. tl%!" Fischer kinrh"loa
Recitation .......... Miss Mary Parry
Vocal Sol" ......M AIRS. Frank klr,'h"!"e
Select iuu!- .........AI Mai" guar; cite
Mr$sr$. Harry FrnnkhaiS"r. john Rode
wiz. G""r;;" E"dcw:lg. William Non-
part.
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Steu1r-Gillhaul,

Tho marriage Of Miss N"IilN Gi!,ha'n,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. :. Gilham.
nf Hrid-"port. to Mr.. Harry NJ. stewart
rnoI place on Saturday. at st. Ciair$..
willie. ohio. Rev. Dickrrs"n, pastor ,r 81
bride was 4 member at the freshman
class Of bridgeport high school. and h''T
NAM. friends. Thr groom is employed
by the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad COM
pany.
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Tcr. Raucuetad.

A. : o'cIock last cVrning I'M NMFI"E'
Of the Lester Shc" company We're ban
uueted at the Hotel Windsor. Mr.. co.
FREDERICK. manager Of tn" St"v", vas
host. and as such was r'Sp"nSiDi" i"F
.rur very delightful features in con-
or;.tjon. The guests were: ,icur%"
i;urkc, K. j. Nnrcss, I. Q. ,t'rcd"ricn;
Edward Rrawn. Joseph l'mSE"y Earl
klcIn Gnidic GiTcnS. Clara Nr"Sh's'
Flora Mnnrc and Ethrl SiruSnlucr. L
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Card PARTY Today.

Mrs. George IIugnHH ana Ms. FFanN
Altmcyer' will be host"SS"S t"";'E at lnr
Carroll club. This alt"rnocnS party
will be the resumption of their usual
Wednesday afternoon card parties. and
is the first time since i"for" lent. For
this reason quite Il large aii"udai'" -
being arranged for and very pleasant
afternoon iS being anticipated. nm
chcGn will complete the other pleasures.
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Dancing Party.

AS an homer for Miss Elizabeth Stainin
and Mi. IT, iIha"d Markell. whose we'd
ding tins month will hr one of the prot
lics1 rf tn" $prinEtmr. NJ. and Mrs. NJ.
II. Trucsch"l will entertain this rv''t-
ing at their home uu South thaplina
street. y few of ihcir more Intimate
friends have been asked, and Will enjoy
dancing. y SUPPER later will he u de-
liGhjfu feature.
Mrs. pauH TuHlins"u aud Miss Ger
trud, Garden entertained last evening
III Mrs. TumlinS"n's' home ~ North
Main street for Miss Stamm. The guests
played bridge.
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NTegda.Nc.S
WolS-Zonlnlerlaann.

~ the r"ctory IT 81. Aiphonsus'
riid:ch on Monday evening the marriage
II MISS Cora Iinu'"rInuun to Mr.. Harry
". Wolf tpuk place. Miss Hlldegard
y IL. Il sister al tic groom. attended
: n. hritI, ~ her mani OF honor. and Mr..
! Joseph WOLF. brother OF The groom. Of
:ici,tcd as hes; man.
I'll. brid" was IttirCd in = becoming
salt 81 blue wiki accessories 70 har-
monte: AMI wUr" AZ the cnrSi:;" Il h"U-
gut OF brides roses. Miss Wolf wore
green with = hat ~ match. and carried
AN arnfGI ut roses.
An informal reception was held az
tn" brides num" following; the ccre-
~ r" present. vii" "At"nd"d c"ngratulI-
IONS and brsl wishes. Mr. and Ms
Wolf Will reside uri North Main street.
Dancing Club.
Morgan F;erd"ll will entertain the
ncmh..r- Of his dancing club on Fri
day v,"aiuS at ms; home in Birch Lam.
colur,bcs wedding.
Sir. and Mrs. Hiram Il. Gains
annuutlcr the marriage of their
daughter
L0Sh:t tIriS Gains
TO
Mr.. Lyusn Whitmer Grov"
ut, Thursday. Apr! III" twelfth
3. uiu-t,.,u hundred and seventeen
= Columbus, Ohio
will 10 1T homo.
after Ma" twentieth
Omar Apis. Fast End
Columbus. Ohio.
The foregoing, cards announce the
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Mir. and Mrs. +. Y. Oudcrkirk OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. announce tn" engage ,
menl OF their daughter, Sara Lou. To :
.IGhn II. Lennon az Chicago. HIS, !
formerly OF Wheeling. w Va.
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Mulnearu-Eulnles.

This morning at o'clock ~ -.
Joscph's cathedral Miss Winifrrd
Holmes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E"h-
crt j. tflnlmes, Of the South Side, viii
become the bride of Mr.. Thomas Ray
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', weddinr announcements.
VIRGINIA Climb.

Members q flhe Virginia cl'ih Will he
entertained today at the Hotel windsor
by Mrs George l.. Ioccklcr. Fables Will
h., laid in tn" sun Darl"r for lGnrh"on.
and the afternoon Will be gwen over 10
cards and ncedlcwOrk.
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Luncheon Today.

Miss ll"lrn !irrk"tI and Hiss Lillian
Arl,"nX will Ia h"St,@Si"S ut luncheon
This AFTERNOON f." Mrs. Ray WHISKY.
ut Portsmouth. ohio, who Is Miss Ar
hem guest Til" affair will TAX" place
~ the Hotel Windsor ANA Will he prrI
Iiiy app1int"G.
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Miss EVA Leaning 1T her HON" on
the Island will entertain III" Philathna
class Of Thnmsnu church next Monday
evening. Together with entertainment
TEXTURES. music and sewing the guests
will spend :. very pleasant evening and
will be served luncheon by the hostess
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RESOLUTION Is
SENT PRESIDENT
sY MEMBERS OF WHEELING
PRESSYTERY Al SPRING
SESSION HERE
Will Stand Back Of Chief Executive
in Crisis - Delegates 10 As
SembIy Are Named.
Nnrims hn linHI rhrnn-hnur srSsin

49,
!EFi"S inc nhai Ihr"',h"uF S'SHi',h
yesterday morning .0i III" QHafu'FIf
M, ing 81 IN" v h",liNS "FrHh!ltt?
ri Presbyterian churches cOnSNrrahte
business Of public interest was trans
a"t"d. y nl"dE" nt AiI'& zane" J." Tres
!Gent Wilson during M present III
tcrnatjonai crisis "aS adopted aud a
copy OF 'hc resolution '"irGrnpheI 70
'iu. The Rcy, ~. tinm,r q. McMH'
len. pastor OF me li"liiuAyS owe
Pr"shT;'rian ChuFch. WIS "Irct'0 III"
ministerial ucir&a'g Ia ne &rneFdi as
N"mbtH a. Dallas; irhaS. next lA"Hlh
10 represent IN" W h"rl2S 'F"Sn!-
i""H: y. +. tHrrlrk. OF New Maf'!hS-
Vile, WAS named a. the pEHHlall!S e.
der d"lcHlg. Tn" Rev. hr. ". t.. Al
."n. ~ New Cumberland, ana y. ~
Hood. a. Allen 'iroE". ar" AlernateS
The next meeting Will 10 h"ld In
M"uudsvllln in Jun" and tn" IN! S"S-
sion il New MartinSYill" IL SrptCIn-
hrr.
Ljrues More Active Church Men.
!. ! rIafIrc Of The mec,ing was Tho
mic and interesting address dcliv-
,...,l hy Tho Rry. Or. Weir Of Woo
-,,r Ohio. uarioaal secretary OF mems
work Of Prs..>hyacriaa churches
,uroi;..iluui ih, United S,atrs. DR.
N-"ir said that what The churches
need lu,Ia; is more men "a do acIual
work in The uphuildiug OF III" King
tloH Of God: 80 enlist more men in
the !.arii's work. "Th"rc ar" plenty
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wedding OF former Wheeling; girl. Sho
il q ni.cn OF Mr.. Edward i;umuc. of
Thirteenth street. Mr.. Grow" holds Il
Responsible position with The. icnnsyi-
Nani;t Railroad CUmpaMy.
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Mrs L. /. !;ull,rd. K. y. @. V: c.. Il.
Niiumr,:," .Nss's.'i;it!"l.
Mis- NJ i. N"l',y. representing North
, Nn"..liu- Hospital.
Miss ,!i.... Mou-.. L. y. North Wheel
in: hospital.
Miss Nn"@ ':uri>r, Z. y. North Wheel
Ing Hospital
Dr. W. G. Etzi"r. city ileaI:h commits
Siru"r.
Or. Gillespie. chairman tuberculosis
Exhibit.
OF Florence rri;icntun H""l'.
Mr.. EoHuri Frazier. probation officer.
Juvenile Courts.
Miss E:!n..li. Helms. E. \. su;.,rinten-
drut Kings pauSh'"r%' Day Nursery.
Miss tf":trud" Smith. assistant Snci6u
Service Worker.
Miss Kath"rtn" pavcr"n. Social Vel
fare .Worter of Catholic Women'S
League
! Mrs. "; Francis Hyde. president Chill"
Study CiI!h
Miss Ellen Frrrcr. president, Mt. dc
! chantaI Literary rluH.
: A!rs. II. VI. k!mh"r!and. president Wo-
a. mars Literary rlCb.
! Mrs .IuLu II. Mcclure, iVomGus Lit
Mr<. J. j. Jones W"ods,laIc Chi!d:cn's
! t!":H".
: Miss Virginia Horkhcirlsr, jewish Or
: @ail!zatiunS.
Miss Tpc;.r! Roberts. Industrial wei
, far Worker ~ Y. W. Z. y.
: Mrs. {. l.. Hubbard. President Of the
! Fairgrounds Associations
Mrs. j. :. Duwl.r. Resident Suburban
, Literary Club.
! Pref. [. $. cook. county Agent Pan
! lIandIc Agricultural club.
! AZ. Cir hanl tarr"Ht"C. Instructor
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Silver Anniversary.

A most enjoyable celebration of thei
twenty-ffth anniversary was held las
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Twig Meetings To-day.

TW1g Meetings Touay,
Mrs. ". T.. Weiss will entertain the
members OF tho First 'rwic at hcr h"mo
in tlmwoud This afternoon. Tn" EurstS
will sew from. l o'clock.
Mrs. Lcu {. l'auir will bc hostess ~
;lir Second Twig 4; her homo in High
land park, with lhc customary nccdie-
work /" ill thu afternoon hours.
Mrs Rr"d VI. Baird will hc hostess 10
those belonging to til" Third Tw!S At
her huln" on Twelfth street.
Mrs. Joseph Rankin. "t LcarhcrWcod.
vii! entertain thos. - TN" Fourth TwiS.
Mrs Edmund Jones Will HAY" the
RuGs as guests. and tho afternoon Will
bc completed by the serving "t tea.
wedding Announcements.
Wheeling :rIcndH Gt Ia" ,"uri" hnF|
received copies Of the f|iiu"inE cards:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells
announce III" marrIaS, Ut ih"!r
daughter
Mary Eta
to
Mr. Ralph leighton Nicholson
on Monday. the sixteenth day Of April
nintcvu hundred and seventeen
Martins Ferry. Ohio
At home
EclIaire. Ohio.
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Eor Hiss Hill.

Qu.," :. delightful .tinu"r party was
rnJ"y~i last evening at H.. First United
i'rr.si.v;.;ai. church. when ;hc Young
W",nrn'$ Missionary Suc!NJE had as
;l...ir i;GeSf a. hoHor Miss Kate ~ fi.N.
81 !::;.la. Row IN th!$ country on = FUR
i"ugh The tables w"r" prrttily deco
rate! with spring blossoms and Il
tempting mcnu WAS served hy tho fol-
lowing committee from the Ladies Aid
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VIII Give Pageant.

+ Queen Esther pageant will he %lNHn
next Tuesday CV"rTnr a. Thomson
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
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@ascaras SirdBe, u SABRE ull
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9Seli Saratoga SiraBe, a Sabre ait
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@enernlsQopital, 50 Sabre alt
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&oDlesStrnbe, 56 Sabre ait
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ftHssSoipttal "a Sabre alt
gliH 8. Wldr8 Scbnfum &iriunn, ylr. $685. Ns
Calhoun 1trnBe, 63 Sabre alt.
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glm g. lldr3 @corgc y. Niinrer, ySr 707
S1ldDelte gl0enue, AS Sabre alt
glnn 8. N}dr3 NcnrD Olittcrbuidl, 0eliibes
@reiienbeinl, 81 Sabre Qli
glm 8. Wldr3 Sbrinina Ol1tb, y(r. 14i3, Giios
CHARLES SirdBe, G3 Sabre alt
9lm g. Wldr8 emma Yiubl, sSranfIn zquure-
0oipinl 80 Sabre alt
glui 7. Wldr5 Hubem 5BiplCD gtr. 506, ggeifs
SeringtonsS SiraBe, ~ Sabre alt
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glm 3. Wldr8 3DbH 9serniina, ytr. 1910, Otis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
..1inlrr 0SnrhilAM

yGnglonO fdmpft fiji Sic 9lusrottung oeS preiiBi-
id6cll DhtarsiutS, fir Brcibeit uno Redt fir bic
Geulofratie, fit ms 90 Ningcn luere gLn0lomaner.
Gin eigeutbiimdDeS 2idt mirft Die 5d)me3er 3etung
.@eruer Eagmadt4 ouf oeie geprieene yAuiopierung"
GnoIanos. sic 8ctna beridtct Scr britiidc WRili-
tariSiulS tritt nit eocm goge oetder bcrnor glud)
Der @lorterling bon SoIootcu mic arcu3eimg etc,
miTIeumr lett ooB beretS 8pe brtiibc8udtbdier nit
pcrurtbeilten Soaalitcn uno gntMlitoriiten oerort
iberhiIlt iinS SoB bic geeierna acSpuigen mar oos
Gortmoor 3rhtbaiis 5n rdllmet I'M iiebr 9iaum fir
bic 5unebmenoe 3obl oer nerrtbciIten 5o3olilen 3lt
beihnffen Dieic &botode mlr6c I'M Horlonent bon
DEM britiiden Nliner oes Snnern beitdtigt iueIber
iih ie6od iueigertc bic 3ob Der &erurbelen un5lt4
aebeu 9lm 26 5e6ruar crfldrte bic yDaiIp WRail".
ooB ~ cine 8eei6gung @erbrcdcrn beiBen miiroe,
menn mon iic 8lionmcn nit So8iaien III ocntieIben
QSefongniB emjpcrrte ocnn NcrbreGer erflten menig
items oft ibre &fht auf Dem 6hadtfeloe@ g9r be.
liirdten ooF III Sen Ser 9taoteu Genau ioIde 81.
Idnoc ciutreten piiroen, ia(s es Den &ricgSdreern
gciingen olte, @rdiocnt @ilion 5u Dem IeBter Der.
bdnQnBpollcn 5dritt ou ordngeu soot ood Ole Bal
timpre Sun III encm bon Scr 9rieestoabeit oiftrs
ten 9(rtfeI: \ Die Goge scr Ncitraitdt ino eror
Ii poriiber Der Saa fit uationolc Aton III ogebrp
cbc Geiltrol 8u iein ut cst ciu @erbreden pncr oie
aopdIitdt Gcieuiacn oie oas niht oergeiien
iporen ih unn Scr oncritondcn Suiti3 piel llngelc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09


Thus the day of neutrality for
this country has finally ended, the
day OF national action has dawned.
TO be neutral now is a crime against
loyalty. - Baltimore Sum-
That means the Sun wants war,
that she Is at war already
In an article written by Frank III.
Simonds for the New York Tribune
the writer says:
II do not know any way that one
can give any slight hint Of the desola-
tion of the battlefield Of the Somme
There it lies, ten miles deep, one
shore touching the furnace which is
still burning UP and destroying the
surface of the earth and all animate
and inanimate things thereon. At
the other shore there begins sharply
the countryside OF France, and be-
tween the two shores is an internal
region in which at least million
and half Of men, British, German
and French, have been killed or
wounded. Perhaps half a million
men lie buried in the shattered folds
and turns of the SCARED hillsides or
in the flats beside the little brooks.
And when the armies are gone
and the war ends (for even this war
must end some time), it is interest
ing, II tragic, to think Of what will
be the emotions of all the little peo-
pie who inhabited these regions,
people who, faithful to the French
love for the land, win return to their
old homes. And Of their old homes
they will find not even fragment
the fields that they cultivated and
that their fathers cultivated will
have disappeared; the subsurface
will still be honeycombed by the cor
ridors Of mines or the molelike bur-
rows Of the dugouts.
II do not think one can get any
conception of the real terror of this
war who has not seen the country
Of the Somme or Of Verdun, who has
not seen the fashion in which this
war, like a malignant war spirit, has
not alone destroyed all that there
was Of homes Of human habitation
and Of the fields of human effort, but
has swept the earth with fire and
sown 1t with salt, as II in the deter
mination that there should never
again be life, that men should not
exist or fruit and foods grow in the
fields over which 1t had passed"
That Is vivid picture But doubt
less it falls short Of the dreadful
reality.
yet" remarks the New York
American, there are madmen--a and
some of them editing newspapers
who are eager to have our own coun-
try pass through this same blackness
Of horrible night and this same in
ferno Of massacre, ruin and des-
pair!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
gIMdl eine gLMffaiinna Bonn 3immermann.g gyrief.


IS miro mmer nod Dicl iiber Ocn bcribmten D3int-
mermann 9ref~ eeipro6eu uno gcitricben. sic Obi
cngo Eribuc" begt Die @eorgniB ooB Die gon3e sc.
d)iehte nur en Sder3 BON Seten Der oelt6cn Diplo.
moten ein fonne UNI lnS 5u Gngitgen pie man Sim
Der nit @'eipeuitern eridredt 0e 3eitung iugt:
D@S oient Dem omerfoniiden 5tol5e nidt oitt1
nur ben Seroadt 5u beget Dob mon Die 8mmcrmonn-
gtote NIT Ablidt bat IN Den 9eiis Der omerifoniiden
Negierung gelongen loien. gSr glalben eS nidt ood
ocr Beroadt ooB es 10 cn nlodDte or6ng d) bor 8ie
ytoe mCilt geDiie Derfmole elmer oberfl1ltden ga.
Oitdt altf Ierfmoe, oie niht enmo bic gem0bnlidite
oiplomotIdJe Gorgangsmee on0eilten sic erIAicu
mic Elm lmhuloigcs 2omm in elmer fremocn g8ct uno
perungliidte bei'm erIten Sreu5peg gSr molen an.
nebmen Dob ocr 8er0aft ungerebtertigt it, ood mill
len mir, menn oud) nidt nit geringem llnmltb oie
Mobrideinlidfet BEG @erOodts 8laebcn 0aB mir
old nm cncn 9tlgenbf anebmen miibten Geutlb-
lano babe eine Gogeiduede entbiiut Inn elm 8olf al
d]reden lno bonn ®c ab3ibalten, 3ipngt lins al
erndgen, mas fir cine Nnidt man pobl inter ben
&0ltern bon oen Ser 6taoten boben moq IS 1T me-
mig lCbmeidebuft, on5lnebmen, 0aB irgcn0 elm Bplf
olid MIR nit Der M0gdjfeit encs 8pracbens IetenS
Wterifo's rednen f0nnte, mobe 6ie g8icoegepinmrng
ocr vperlorcnen RroDin0en fir nereu ioliden ysodl
bar mrflid erntld in Betrodt fame 0ies mare oltf
Jeoer tSoll eir Sder5, 0cm aleS SGberlide obgnge
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funoige Abftbt Dctdlan0's, Seie fleine @drnlng
ms amertanern 5ltfounien gu loicn cine Abidt Die
iif auf Der anno6me grinoct Dob ibon Die glnoclt-
tng elmer iocn @efo6r uniere Goltf dnOeru piir0e.
slber gon5 obgeeben bon Der 9lbidt binter DEM
3nultermonn'i6en Dofnlent, es trdgt ouf coen Sal
cine beoeltiome @ornline an oos anerfande @olt-
gSenn DertiHano ernlti6 perludte cine 9(lior3 3ll
bilocn 6cren Spite geget Die Ser Stootcn qcridtct
mar 10 ol9te eS babel 1tltr Den periinftigen SnpuI-
ict Ole cine Rotion i'm 8crbalten enen Geinoe gegeu
iiber leiten miien. yennen mir oies @crrab 10 mo-
den mir ms gon5 enfod l1derh. @rgeben mir ul3
oaribcr in groBtbueriihe no niftsogen6c gctborit,
ipapcrficincri mir uns iebit. Gs mare oeS 9tGAte-
genoe uno &rafthitc geipeicn, mos 0cltidIuno tbuu
fonne, ipenn cs olsfibrbur mare gl6er imercm I'm
mlen oarbcr 2uft 5l MAIDEN, obne oud 81 bonoelt,
bicBe, Den Eiepunft omerfoniider Eborbc erred)en.
llu6 bic itebt 8enlif tief"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

81 Ocm @roicn Zeppelin bat Geutidono cincu ei-
ncr groBtcn @dnner ocr SeBt0cit ocrlorcu Ior eli
Sabren imtcrnabm @raf Zeppelin ienen erItcn Slug
~ Dem Oon bm erflnoeuen ploerpoacn 2ufti6if ibcr
oas @beiutbal 9lnoere arten Guitidffe ino ieitoen
erFunoen moroei ober Dem o3eppeliu" fonmt fein an
oeres Sutti1iff gIeid aIs sngrffSwae bot Der Sep
pelin" 5uor nidt pic @rmortpugcn gan5 erfiilt er lit
ober i'm Stonoe III S6ifisboubofcn un0 W2intons
Babrifen ihredlie @erbeerlngcn on5ltrdten, no ais
gluge Der 5lotte it ct uniibertroffeu IS mar Elm
@ld fir Geutidlano OaB es bem 9lu86ruf oes @elt
freges einen @roen Zeppelin unO oeiIen groBe Grim.
oung bate S3ooe ooB Der olte Serr nidt oas @noe
ocs &rieges bat erle6en oiirfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

slnspabl bon btutqen Bhccrn; ,,VSir NHroer
werceMY" Srneeu giniiporien; BrieIlterer,
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lliben .Spr1be ilbeH nlio b9ruolliommiten mol.
eil. gylmetitamlder D0lmetIder"; 905 @eiten.
Spra1e uno gInleiiune. In lurser Sell o6ne
Hebrer Sugii1 fprcdben uno ldreiben 5u let.
nen.s @lot oie NneIprube oey 9Nbrier, ole man
tn tuAltden peben hruucDi glub ene boIllidns
olae Wlulier1mnllufM bon Brefen MelbnunQer,
Santifllngen tonitaften Q8ehieln. gInlpeiungen,
@elDdltsInrien etc yimr $i.00. Beiteilnnnen
nit BEN Aeiraoe bite al uoreiiirem, Ghnri,S
NaIImeDer NMtlifDina 6ompunl, Cos SBrb
y!urMne, Nclu gDOrt w. ~ Biiber Wur qeaen
Bcrnlebe5nDlnna berlGnOt (0e619iaI-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
eRrcan Ocs 0Je6au0c.amiycrtors.


glngebote iperoen ongcnommen bon Der Gens
iraiisNe6broe Der Sta6t Baltimore iiir &epos
ratnren aii Stdbl SCbicbesIbiren. GngrossSibs
Wqrft @entre Nioriet Spoce iiir oeii Wtabor
uno Siaorlib bon baltimore
gInpebote miiren IN Supfdt ousaciertiot
uno In oerIiegelien @ouberis an ben ,Bouro
Of aparos OF Baltimore @iib" aoreiiiri iein,
bic glildritt u4rOpulnl for yigpars to 0lulling
Steel Ioore, 29boleiale 6iib Wiarfet, Centre
Miariet space, traqen uno bel Srn Ridlar0
@minn siGots8egilirat in einem Nhreau
I'M 3iniDbdule I'M ODER Dor II llbr 8ormittdqS
am @iittwudl, 2i Mdr5 1910 eineerecbt met
Den.
Sin beaIaubigier @6ed oes 9ieiers All Dem
8eirn9e bon einbnltoert ($10000l 1DnorS auf
eine oGledrina @ouie 8anf nui Groer oes
WlaDors iln0 StdOtrntbs bon baltimore iuuB
eoem Nngebot bctneiQt ein
Der erioIgreic0e Nleter nub 8irqindit iiels
len llito ole 8orC6rilten oes Gtnot&barterS III
8e5ng nuf Gontrnite erfluen
SetOnlnaen ilno Spe5IifnHonen f0nnen am
ooer nadb Dem 10. Midr5 1917 I'M 8iircau oes
Observation-Disclosures 6eiicbtiet peroen
0ie @ontrolia&eb0rbe bebdIt iib oaS Rect
Dor iraeno Elm ooer ale gnaeboie 5urid5ls
melen
3. Z. SOrnc,
@ebmioe Snlpeitor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

IN golocuen 8ufimftspldncn Donod ion EreuBat
ne0cr DoLltdnotg iiolrt werScn mic Dor 1866 uO Der
siiooeutde @uno, nit 0eterredl lluo 9avcrn oS bic
beioen 9ailpbetouotbeile oecbem micoer bcrgeitelt
iperoeu Cine glusiprade 8iuiiden Dem iingen aoier
BON Geterreib- -llngorn lmo Dem &oniq BON 9opert
oa ibon itottgefllnoen babcn. Die 2onOoner 3ci
hmgSdreber miiiien fortiudbreno III einem boderob
gen Jeber liegen. g9oS oiwd) 0cn @cItfreg pobr
deinlid entitcbcn miro magcn oe britiiden SSontoen
ni@t lallt as8ulpreden itno olld nNt benz Tapier o
5lDertrallen Sin groBer ntitteIcuropGder guno Der
oas icBige oeutide &eih oaS ncue poluiIbe Meid
Getcrreicb llngorn, @ugorien, GricdcnanO uno Ser
bicn ulo Auadnen pede beiocn 2Gnoer ollc 9luSiidt
boben itnter 0eiterrecN llneurn @ulaoren uno @ric
deulano getbeilt al merocn einihleBt