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The Parker post., 1917-01-27
Children End vikinn Relics.

An interesting find of Viking relics
of the ninth century was recently dis
covered at Valtoa, in the island of
Lewis, by schoolchildren. The relics
consisted of pair of large oval
brooches Of noted Scandinavian
type, small pennannular brooch, a
disk-shaped ornament with a central
boss and decoration of interlaced
loops, small buckle, part of bronze
chain, probably used to connect the
large oval brooches, and a single big
amber bead-London Globe.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27

ing on his perch when the detectives
entered, and he cooked his head and
looked at them. ooh, Frank!" he
shrilled. "DOn't, Frank y
Mabel Armstrong came to me. /
promised to do what I could, but
Frank already had been committed
for trial, and public sentiment was
furiously against him. If it wasn't
Frank it was Jad, of that was GER
tain. But / had nothing to work on.
1 mistrusted the Pole; I knew that
he was frequenter of low places in
of English must be more than he pre-
tended. That helped me nothing.
went to Frank in the Jail and be-
came convinced OF his innocence from
the moment he opened his lips.
"Pve been mucker," he said, "but
/ never stopped to murder"
"Where were you on that night?"
1 asked. "How is it you didn't hear
your aunt cry If she was in the next
rOOm?'
HAohh AOOhCu LuC StIdlSuL LII IllG
face. 81 was drunk" he answered.
"She had been nagging me until
couldn't stand it any longer, and
went out and had a glass of whisky.
1t must have been doped. l remember
going to bed-and that's all, till five
o'clock in the morning. Something
startled me. got up and knocked at
her door. There was no answer. The
door was unlocked, and l went in.
Then-oh, God, Mr.. James, to think
that that internal parrot should have
called my name!"
[ told him that meant to save him,
and l meant it, too. Mabel Armstrong
went to see Frank, She was the
'calmer of the two. She came away as
encouraged as l had BEEN
wanted to put private detective
on Jad's trail, but Mabel insisted on
watching him herself. She did settle
ment work In the poor neighbOrhood
where Jad was now living. About
week later she came to me, her eyes
exultant.
"We've got himi she exclaimed.
What, that Polish fellow?' [ said.
Mabel nodded "He lives over a
Polish barber" she said
81 don't understand" / began, and
SUI idenly L saw light. you mean the
The Parker post., 1917-01-27

Simplest and best form of Mining
Location Notices for sale at the Post
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
MINE WARNING NOTICE.

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
following named mining claims, situ-
ate i'm Cienega Mining District, Yu-
ma county, Arizona, and being the
property of the undersigned, are un-
der lease and bond to G. e. Fugatt:
Submarine, Submarine No. 1, Subma-
rine No. 2, Submarine No. and
Submarine No. 4, which said lode
mining claims are of record in the
6ffice of the county recorder of
Yuma county, Arizona. Notice is
hereby given by said owners of the
property, the undersigned, that
neither the above named claims nor
the owners of the same will be res
ponsible for any debts contracted by
the person or persons working said
claims
ROSE M. ROBERTS,
LEE McGEE
Dated at Parker, Ariz., Dec. 13,
1916.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
Not At All Likely.

'Do you think the widow of the
man who was lynched will win her
damage suit against the mob?"
II reckon not" replied Mr.. Gap
Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. when a
lady loses the kind of a husband that
a mob would nacherly lynch, she hasn't
lost anything. And when gang of
prominent citizens take time from their
own business to lynch cuss just b'cuz
he needs it, it hain't reasonable to ex-
pect 'em to pay for the privilege of do
ing the community favor. That's the
gener'l sediment of the voters Ia this
neck of the woods, and / reckon the
jury, being mostly candidates for some
thing now or in the future, will
promptly decide to make it unani-
nous. kansas City Star.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
MINE WARNING NOTICE.
o Whom it May Concern:

10 WHOM 1t May OOHC0ru.
Notice is hereby given that the
mining claims belonging to the Maui
Wis Mining company and situate in
Cienega Mining District, Yuma coun-
ty, state of Arizona, are under lease
and bond and are being worked by
Phillips, ,McDougal & Co., and that
the said Mauvis Mining Mining com
pany will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by said parties or
for any claims whatsoever of any
nature for lbaor,materials, or for ac-
cidents to said lessees or their
employees,
MAUVIS MINING COMPANY,
By E. G. COVE, President.
Attest: A. C. ADAMS, Secretary.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
Fire Dannars-

Most everyone who has had any
dealings with machinery knows about
the liability of oily rags and waste
that have been used for cleaning pur-
poses to ignite from spontaneous com
bustion; but few are aware that saw.
dust, when soaked with oil drippings,
will act in the same way. Sawdust is
sometimes seen scattered over garage
floors, but this practice should be
prohibited. Sand is the safest for alb
sorbing drippings.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27

ioc.1 81 ------.ii;i'? Dut Frank never had
MS hs,ir cut in such place as that !"
'No but Semplovitch worked for
Cniozzi, the barber on Main street,
three weeks before the murder"
,'And?"
"And he must have gathered lock
of Franks hair from the floor after it
was cut off, and given it to Jad.
There's your clew, Mr.. James"
She looked so happy and pretty that
if she had been five years younger, or
1 five years older, think l should
have kissed her.
'But that isn't ALL" she added.
''What next?" / asked.
'Semplovitch is an animal trainer"
''And keeps birds?"
"Canaries, parrots and finches.
Teaches birds to talk in twelve hours
by covering their cages and using a
phonograph."
"Then the parrot must have been
taken out of the house!' / exclaimed.
"On the evening of the murder !"
she answered.
I followed up this clew. found
little girl in Russian family resid-
ing overhead who had seen SemplO-
witch carrying in a parrot in cage
at nine o'clock on the night of the
murder. The parrot lived in Mrs.
Jenkins sitting room, adjoining her
bedroom on the one side, while Franks
room was on the other.
The police laughed at my theory, al
though the lock of hair business i'm
pressed them. The parrot was being
kept in the sitting room as evidence
for the prosecution. And now l con-
fess to trick l played.
I make this admission with regret,
but | was morally convinced of the
guilt of Jad and his accomplice. 1t
was necessary to stage the scene so
as to surprise Semplovitch into a con-
fession. And so-well, the house was
sealed up, but even middle-aged
lawyer can climb through a window
with loose catch upon occasion.
And so, having visited Semplovitch
and gathered an impression as to his
family relations, much to his disgust
and suspicion, l took my phonograph
into the sitting room and coached that
parrot five successive nights with the
assistance of sundry sunflower seeds.
When all was ready / induced the po-
lice chief to bring Jad and Semplo-
witch into the sitting room by day.
turned on the barber.
'You took lock of Frank Jenkins
hair from the floor of ChiOzzi's," /
said.
Taken by surprise, the fellow yet
managed to express blank lack of un-
derstanding. So I removed the cover
from the parrots cage.
The bird tapped it's wings and be-
gan to shrek:
''Take me home! Take me home!
Jad's going to kill my mistress! /
won't say Frank Jenkins did it!'
Which was not, of course, what it
had heard in Semplovitch's shop. But
the effect on the SuperstitiOuS Pole
was electrical. He dropped on his
knees and blurted out a full confess
sion there and then.
Jad paid the full penalty of his
crime, and Semplovitch will be an old
man indeed when he comes out of the
penitentiary. AS for Frank and Ma
bel-well, they are pretty happy to-
gether, and the past has been lived
down.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
Both Worn Out.

Walter Whiteman, an employee of
the Adams Express company in Co.
lumbus, Ind, was unloading a calf
consigned from Columbus to Indian
apolis, when the calf showed a dispo-
sition to ramble. 1t rambled all
around, in and out of town, and White
man had to forsake his other duties
and follow after. VThe chase continued
from four o'clock in the afternoon un.
til about ten o'clock at night, when it
was a draw between the calf and
Whiteman. At that hour Whiteman
walked up to the calf and the animal
sylvania lines station without further
protest.
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
What Interested Her.

Nov, about this life insurance !
contemplate taking out, premiums
vary" Premiums chirped his wife.
Il want plush-covered postcard al
bum, john
The Parker post., 1917-01-27
Works Both Waxs-

Il always like to meet fellow who
came from farm" remarked Con-
gressman F'lubdub.
"Yes?"
Yes. You can advise him TO so
back to it If he isn't Il success. anG
coEaratulate him on leaving it ii s.a
~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
OtepDItc in OScriammlums.
nglicScr init GuglanS!" crtOnen
Stimmen.

0iem Yorf, A. @}oi. - 9lls ser
&oriibcr elmer Notwithstanding,
oie belte 9(6enO BON 80 Srganiiotio-
men amerifauiiber 9iirgern iriitber
@e6urt ooer 9(bitoumlmg in Cooper
llnion Sail o6gebolten milrOe, ii.5
meigcrte, eincn 9eibhtB cntgegel5u-
ne6men Der @rdii0eut @ilion imo
oen Gon9reB eriuhen wollte, 81
@uniten Scr llno6bdngiofcit SrIonOS
5l interoeuircu, 6ro6 cine Gebolte
aus, mel6c sur 6olge bottc, OaB me6r
ais OreiBig &erionen gepoltiam oits
ser &olle entfernt ipuroen. Grit naG-
Dem Elm 9lufge6ote BON 200 @ol8i-
item freieu @e6roub bon i6reuGniip-
pelf gen1o1t bate, murOc Die Orb
ming wicOerberoeitelIt,
9luie u@ir perlanoen Some
9fule~ llnO ,9lie0cr nit @nelano@ ia.
men bon alien Soften ser @olle.
GSroueu Itiegen ouf Stiible unO
ibriecn: u@ir iino bercit, fir Sine
rifo SIT fdmpfen o6er nieoer nit
England.
Sieb5ig &oli5iiten, Sic in ser Soae
itotionirt moren oeriu6ten oie 9iu6e
pieOer 6er5ilItcaen. inocm Iie einige
ser Souptidreier binausuorfen, a6er
Der 9foomn nabm MIR nod an 9Ius-
oe6nling 81.
Grit ais sic &oli5ci,9leicrbcn an,
longteu trot cinigermoBeu Sronung
mic0cr Gin.
Coroner aimot6o s. Seolp, cincr
Ser glrron0eure Der &eriommhng,
ioote, SAB sic Storung leincr 9ln-
libt nod bon Ero-Geltti6eu mice
nirt poroen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

Oen @egenOienit ertpciien. @ernOe
bier6ei murOe piel geiiinoigt inoem
groBe @rportb0uier iib bon engli-
iden iron5oiiiben imo italieniiden
6irmen Oertreten lieBen. @ie Diel
EalienOe iinO niht allein OaOurd
perloren gegongen2
Gie Gage 0es ocutiden SonoelS
nab Dem &rie9e ideint Ooppelt CT.
idpert. @inerieits segeu oen iuoiref
ten Sanoelsfrieg @nglono's, ouf Der
onoeren Seite sic @icOcreroberng
Der our6 oen noroomerifdniideu
Sonoel OerIuitig aegongcneu Ser.
binOungen 9Iber ou6 oamit miro
GeutidlanO fertig meroen. @egen
oen glltcn 0lui fir GuoIitdteu, Oeu
0euti6lano itetS beielien bat inns
pel6eu es iicb niHt nur 81 er6olteu,
ionOern audi 81 mebren muBte, mie
Die beionOere 9lnpoiiung an Die iiiO.
amerifaniiden &er6Gltniiie, mirO
auh Ser 5d6eitc @egner unierlicgen
niiIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
9es 9iebita6ls beIdlnIbiat.

gei'm 8erloiien oe. @oItomts wur-
0e Ser % Sabre aIte SarolO s. Sale,
BON g3r. 404, ct. Saul -StroBe, bon
Oen @ebeintpoli5iiten Sing ltno 9,
0onnell inter 0er9lnibuloigung Der
boftet, onge6li6 einen 9ln5ug I'M
@crtbe bon $25, Ods Gigent6um ser
9loams GrpreB Co. geIto6len 3u be-
ben. Sn Scr mittleren 8oli5ciItotion
wurOe cine lpeitere EiebIto6ls 9(n-
idul0iguna ange6lid cineu lle6er-
5ieber bon 6ronf @iitoc, bon Scr. 40S
ct. @ouI- StraBe, 9eitoblen 8u be-
ben gegen i'm er6o6en. 9iidter &o-
daro ii6eripies Sale Sen @roBgc.
i6worenen. Gr 6otte Dor einiqen @o-
den nod @oi6inoton oeibrie6en mn
cine Steae ais 9lm6ulon5lenser in
6ranfrei6 bon Ger 9legierun0 gu be-
fonmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i.

9oris, a. W}oi. .-Gopt. 9ureour
oe 8uleD, elm @roBenfel oes W}arquiS
SufoDette, bat Dem omerifanil9en
@oti6after cine gln5a6l BON glnoen-
fen ieines beriibnlten Gorio6ren, mel
6e an oen 6rei6eitsfrieg Der &erei-
nieten Staoten erinnern gel6idt,
nit Dem @eiu9, iie Dem amerifoni-
i6en Gomite, melcbeS 2ufaDctte's @e-
burtsitGtte ongefotit BAT, 8lt ii6errei-
1en.
Die Souoenirs i6lieBen elm 4Saor
9BiitoIen ein, pel6e George @ai6ing-
ton Dem Morquis nod Dem Eag BON
Dorftopn gum @ei6enfe ma6te Gin
bon Steport auf SoI5 eenaltes 9ilo
@aibington's, cine goloene SobafS.
ooie, weI6e sic Stoot 9}elp.gorf ga.
foDette gei1enft Bat, Elm &Githen oas
aus Sol8 BON @enn's 9olm eefertigt
muroe iinO cine 2ode 5ronflin'S ent-
bdIt unO anOere @egenIt6noe Oieier
9(rt.
Ole ean5e Sommhme 0ieier Sor-
penirs mar ieiner5eit auf Ser 9hlsitel-
lung bon G6icogo ulis9eitellt tporoeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
Syctt ais slnflagebc6SrOc.

&onmt inn Gopter-%ro5cB 5u @ort.
n Sudt 5u 6elpeiieu, OaB ser 9ln-
9etlagtc gciitig gellno mar.
6rou @outer nidt auf Oeu 3eu-
genitonO 5uriidgeruien
G6riitionSburM @ay A. W3oi.
Die 9lnflage6c60roe bei1Gftigte iib
beute in oen &ro5eB qegeu &rofeHor
G6os 6. @oluter, meI6er Ser @rnlor-
Oung bon Stodtou Set6, iry onge.
flagt lit @elueiie 5u erbringcn, OoB
Gawter geiitig acirnO mar, ais er
Oen 9rici an Sct6 ihric6, III meIc6en
CT i6n eriudte, cine gS6isfeD-9icC6-
ming fir Gopter 81 6e8ablen lnO
i6m nitt6eiltc, ooB 6et6 iebt 6rau
&aiuter nit geringeren 9eiiirhtun-
gen feline gleiging be5eigen fonne
Wle6rere 9llieniiten crflGrten in
9eantrportmg bDpot6ctiider Sra
gen oaB Galuter beim Shretben oes
9riefes geiitig geiunO gepeien lei,
menngleih aub elmer Ser Sodper-
itdnOigqn 0es Stootes Sen 9lngeflag-
ten fir eiuen Oegenerirten @leniden
erfldrte.
Gie @ert6eioigung erfIdrtc bellte
6ie 9epeisoufno6me fir i6re Seite
o6eeidIoiieu o6ne oie@attin oes 9(n-
geflooten bic iebt allies t6ut INN ib-
rem Nionn 81 retten ouf ben 3ellgen-
itonO 5uriid5urlifen N}orgen miro
iicb oic Surp naA oem @opter.Seint
in 9lads6urg 6ege6cr 100 oie Sdie-
Berei iid SutruQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
Sin WSilisIulOat crIdluiIcn.

9hifregenOe Scene an Der Gde bon
6airmouut.9loe. imO g8olfe-Str.
Ser Soloot Sole Sellers bon
oem Corporal @lottbeps cri9oi-
len. Sefano iiG in Sait unO
pollte entflieben. IT. Gr6ieIt Orei
augeln in Sen 2ei6.
Ger Corporal Sobn @}. Mlott6emS
bon Der Comp. 9 0es A. 9feginentS
cr6ielt bon ieinem Gorgciebten 0ie
SrOre, Sol. Sellers, bon 0lr. t446
Gorroll-StroBe, Elm 9litgIieo oieieS
&eginents, i'm @o6tlofol i'm Sort
N}cSenrp o65uliefern neil OerIel6e
iic6 Dor Dem &riegsgeri6t berantuor-
ten iollte @r itonO inn @erOo6t, in
turner's Station ouf cine @erIon
geiboien SIT 6a6en
Ger 9lrreitnnt prong ouf oenl
transport bon einen StraBen6o6n.
maggon Scr Sporrops @oint-9inic
an 6oirmount-9loe unO @olfe.Str.
o6 uno beriudte 5u entflie6en. Ser
Corporal rief i6m 5lL till 3u Itc6cn,
Ood 6eq6tete Ser 6lii6tlina oet
9lufruf nibt, ioooB W}ott6ems Id6
ge5pungen ia6, iein ihorfgelaoeneS
@ewebr auf Sen 6lii6tigen ob5u-
ibieBen. Son Orei &ugeln I'M 93ii-
den getroffen, bon oenen cine oen
Wlagen Oiir6bo5rte, bra6 Ser lln-
gliidlibc an Ser 6apette- iln0 @olfc-
StroBc, 5lliommen ln0 purOe bonn
Corporal 0lottbeips, iowie BON 9lug.
s. @mmel, IT,, bon 949 9}oro-Gol-
lington-9lpe., oufge6o6en, mclHer sic
glm6ulon5 bonn norOoitliden Goli5ei-
Itrift ber6eirief Die oen Sdfueroer-
munOeten nod Oem ct. SSoiepbs So
ipitol brodte, no Oerielbc einigc
StrnOrn ipoter icinen @rn0cn er-
lag.
giabocm ser Corporal Ieinc W1cl.
Dung 6ei'm W}oior @lofe bonn A. Sc
gimcnt obgeItottet botte, murOe CT
0lrcb Gopt. 8ropn no6 Dem @a6t-
lofal in Sort @lcSenrD ge6ra6t Inn
BORT cine llnterhldung ser @iilitGr-
6eboroen a65uparten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
9issa's 9lntraa a6neIeGnt.

9[mIter6am 81 pio 2onoon, a.
Wtoi. - @ie aus 9u6apeIt gemelOet
miro, 6a6en Die @rafen W}oris @iter-
bo5D unO Stepbon 9etblen 0aS 9[nge.
BOT Oes ilhguriiden Yrenliernliniiters
stephan Eis5a, in 0oS Cabinet ein5lt-
treten obgele6nt. 9[ls ibnen 0os 9ln-
gebot eemaGt puroe, iolen Die beioen
@roien erfldrt 6oben, ooB iie crit ben
Sppofitionsfii6rer, @roien SuIitS
9lnoraiig, 6lt 9iat6e 5ie6en DliiBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
9lmIIiI6cr glr6citer- mnO SulOutcn.
&nt6 prOteitirt.

Stod6olm A. @lai bio 9on.
0on. ~ Ger 6ii6rer ser l6peoiiben
So5ioliiten Sialmor 9ranting erbieIt
Elm Eeleeronm bonn @refitiO-Gom
Oes Getersburger 9(r6eiter- iinO Col
Haten-9iot6es, in Dem er eriu6t miro,
Gem GentrolGonlite DER oiterrei6i-
iben So6ioliiten 9fuBlonOs energi-
icben &roteit gegen ooS EooeSurt6eil
,aus politiiben @ritnoen" ii6er
Serrn 3urfanooit6 rno Is Gumero-
Ocn berbdngt, 5u er6e6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
SnacnOlidJcr 2cidtiinn.

Der iiebenid6riee Gincent Stebens
BON gtr. 1916, @reenmolmt- 9(pe., Der
iubtc BON binten auf Elm 0oppelge-
ipann Der Baltimore 9lsp6aIt @lod
& Eile 60" 5u fletterI. uno iiel Dor
Dem Sotie SIT. 727 0it-Soffmonitr.,
inter oas @interroo, meldes iiber
iein rc6tes 8ein fu6r obne oaB Ger
SSu6rmann Oes @agens bon Dem lln-
faa cine 9lbnitng botte. Ser anobe
muroe nod Dem ct. Soiep6'S &oipi-
tai aebrndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05

2onOe leben", iogte ecitern 9li4ter
Sucien =. @urpee, @oriiser Der
WiilitGr-9cb0roe, Der nit
@ouperneur Solcomb 6ellte bon Der
Gonferen5 oes 9lotionol %ert6eioi-
glings-@on5ils in Maibington 3uriid-
febrte. GieS, iogte 9iiHter 9ltrpee,
muroe bel Der Gonferen5 Oeutlicb be-
wieien. sd 6otte niemols &c.
gloubt, OoB Oies ma6riheinIid oOer
m0glid pdre", iiibr er fort uober Die
S6otioAen pelhe bon @lmOeS-8e-
anlten OorgeIegt puroen moren
iiber5eugenO unO oie glngaben ser
engliiben imo fron5oliihen 8eom-
ten Oie gegenpGrtig bier neilen, le.
gen 0eutli6 oar, oaB sic ofonomi-
iben rnO milit6riiben &erbGltuiiie
IN Gnglano uno 6ranfreicb iebr ber-
5peifelte iinO. GeutidlanO bat eng
lon0 in elmer S1linge unO foQS ote-
iel6e ni6t geloIt iuerOen fonu per.
Oen 6eiOe 2Gnoer erOroiielt merOen
@oupernelir Solcom6 iogte, ooB
Die Situotion cine ie6r 6eiorgniBer-
rcgenoe iit @r iaste: rSd bofie,
0oB Oieier arieg nidt nad oen Ser.
einigten Staaten fonlmt, ober man
fam es nidbt piiien. @S lit moelid
Soften mir nidt aeminnen Damn
miiiien mir beino6e bic gonBen &o-
iten fir oen elropdiiden ariea fir
ali Die anOeren 9dnoer be3ablen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
@irO 9cntc ieine etrafe empfamacm.

Cine ltnonItGnoige Sonolung Be-
ging eeitern Der % Sabre alte gdder
Youl @ert6, ser 5lt oen am g[usItono
befinOli6en Seigperor6eitungsrGt6en
Ge6ort, inoem er, na6 oen 9(nga6en
ser @oli8ei, cine Sliiiiigfeit, oie Itorf
nod @etroleum rie1t, in 0en 9rot=
foiten Dor Dem &auie Ser 6rou Clara
@einer, gtr. 1901, 2ofoDette- 9lOemie,
Oie BORT ebriont rno geiittet ibreni
@ei6Gft nu6ge5t, oeeoiien bobeu ioa.
Der bo6wo6ao6liden Boli5ei ipurOe
fieIer 8eritoB gegen ooS oQgemeine
@o1l mitgetbeilt, uno mur0e @ert6,
ber i'm Souie gtr. 1924, @QiottitraBe,
mo6nt, ais ser onge6libe S6Gter be-
5ei1net llnO inter ser g[nl9ulOigltng
Der b0swiaigen @ei1GOigung frem-
oen @igentbums in Soft genommeL
rno miro, no6oem er gegen 9iirg-
l1oft ouf freiem SUB belaiien mur0e,
terte Dem Eoli5eiri6ter @reuoel I'M
uorOpeitliden 9iitrift feline unfrei-
willige 9[ufwartltng MAIDEN miiiien.
Siidter 9renoel lit 6afiir befannt,
bob er in iolden 9ingen feinen SpnB
neritebt llno mGre es rot6Iamer ges
meien Wenn ii9 @oul oorber oarna6
erfltnoigt bdtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
glns Der SrremanitaLt entfIO6en.

gluS Der ltootli6en Srrenonltalt IN
Spring @roDe entIprong Der friiber
on DER Moce-g(ocnue om 8od &iUer
mobnbofte 8ronf S9ornner, mel6er
Dor ungeiGbr ieds Wfonoten wegcn
lelner Observation-Disclosures oerielben
l'oerpieien merSen nruBte. 0ie @e-
9oroen MAIDEN eroBe 9(nitrengungen
oen 6lii3tling ein8ufongeh oonit
oerlclbe fcin llnbeil onri6ten fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
gScr fat N glrm Ocrluren?

yflpt etmo Elm SoI5arnl ion0ern ein
ri@tiger aus ¬ben uno Slciid
9efuuoener glrm DerIorcn gegon.
gen. ~ Ser Gigentbiimcr bat
ii3 bis iett nod ni6t ecmelOct.
- @S bonoelt lid I'M oen 9(rnt
i elmer Wei6Iiden @erion.
IS lit gor ni6t 70 lG6erlib, oieie
6roge 5u iteaen, Oenn cs fonnte fi6
ia Inn einen Sol3arm bonoeln. gLber
III oieler @ei6i6te bonoelt es lib unt
eincn Wirtli6en Meni6enorm aus
6leil6 unO &no6en uno nod 0o5u
I'M oen 9lrm elmer 6rau. @s lit ia
ni6ts gSeue8, ooB Oie 6rouen inl
@roBen unO @on8en iebr bergeBlicb
ltno, o6er einen 9(rm at bergeiien,
Der bod tGelib iebr notbwenoig ee-
broudt miro, gcbt ood iiber Ole Sut-
i9nur.
0os 9Luffinoen beioeten g(rnes
muroe geitern Ger meltli6en Yoli5ei
ais @ertreter oieIer, Dem @oli5ilten
@m. @eIt nlitgetbeilt, Der ieinen
Sbren foum trouen moIlte, ols ibm
eeio9t muroe, 6oB cine @erlon beim
NuS5ug aus Dem Soule glr. 300,
@eIt- -@reeneltroBe, ibren 9lrnl ber-
9eiien bat. Neugierig, mie Elm 8e-
ri6terItotter ipor ou6 Yoli3iIt @elt
be9ob iib nod Dem eenonnten Sopie
linO fon0 ultd ridtie, pie ibm NIT
eetbeilt nurOe, in Dem Seller oes
0oliies einen 9(rm elmer mcibli1en
Eerion
Groboem Serr 8elt fein W1e0i5iner
ut imo iebr Wenig bon ser Gbirurgie,
Fotbologie uno ionItigen 9lbtbeilun-
gen Der &eilfinoe fcnnt, fonnte er
oennoA nit 5i6er6eit eineS Sberlod
Solmes feititeqen DAB ser beiagte
grm ni9t crit ieit eini9en 8ogeh,
ionocrn iAon felt lGngerer 3eit in
oem $anie 9elegen bo6en muB, Sa
ons 6Ieii6 idon Itarf eingetrodnct
mar. 6erner ern1ittelte Serr g9e1t,
ooB in Dem Sauie bis Dor fur5er 3eit
Stuoentcrl Scr Meoi5in nobnten, oie
lib bon Der boloen @ei6li6feit oas
Sous fiibren lieBen un0 oieie bol6e
gSei6lidfeit bei'm 9lus5ug onbei-
memo Oergeiien batten, Oen belogten,
I'M Seller eefunoen 9lrn, beIte6enO |
aus 6leiid uno &no6en, elmer meib- |
ll9en Yerion geborenO, mitgenom-
men 5u baben Gas genannte Sous |
iptrOe Dor orei @oHen bon 6rau
Sane 6oipler BON 9tr. 600, ggeitsSo-
rotogo-StroBe, eemietbet, pelde in
Oemlel6en Gin &oit6ous erri6ten pil
llno bel Der geitrigen Snipeftion Ser
Hditmc Oen 9lrm Oorfono. @s bon- |
oelt iib MIR Inn cine 8ergeBli1feit |
Der onge6enoen NleOi5iner, oie in
Dem Sauie pobnten, imo nidbt Inn ir-
9eno cine @}ori-9bot, Oie in irgenS |
inpelder g8eiie Seniution erre9en
t0nnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-05
Gcs Sa@rraO. .0icbita6ls bcsidtiat.

syn ser norooitliden @oli5eiitotion
miro ser t9-idbrige 9lnorep DIS
qepsfi BON Oir. $50, SiiO-@olfeitr.,
feltqe6alten, neil 9lobert s. Bauer,
ser in g8r. 1926, 9Lliceanua-StroBe,
iuo6nt, be6auptet, ooB ser @enannte
Elm i6m ge6origes iSobrroo m 4.
Wiai geItp6leu 6o6eu ioll, inoem er oie
E6iir 5lim llutereeiboB erbroben bo-
ben ioa,