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Evening journal., 1917-07-06
s0c-TRIOLA SWEETS SOC.

Ono pound boxes containing Pine
apple. Strawberries and Whole Seeded
Rais'ns. all covered with thick cho-
colate. Special 39c the box
Every Day assorted chocolates, 29c
the pound box.
DanfOrths Dependable Drugs. Mar.
ket and End Sts.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
RocKLAND A c. WANTS GAME

The RoclSland A. G. wants games
with any fast teams in OF out Of the
city. Address challenges to J. j. Hedley.
Rockland. Del On Wednesday Rock.
land defeated Eastlake Stars, 10 to 3.
In the afternoon they played Whining
ton A. c. eleven innings scoreless
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
BASEBALL BULLETIN

ALL-wlLMlNeToN LEAGUE.
Contracts.
WIN Vandeve7-Willlam p. Beck
Cnarles M. Price, Larry stlrllth. Wal.
ter Mcclure.
WITH New Castle--John Rankin.
with Brownson-Walter Ritz.
With erandywlne-R A. Elliott.
Harry johnson.
with Ploneers-W. S. Bullock.
With Eden-Alfred McNiff.
Releases.
sy srandywlne-Harry W, Hoeh.
sy New castle-oeorge Madden.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Contracts.
Elsmere-o. B. curlett, Lawrenee
Fish. N''N0
With Central. MCLAUGHLIN.
Releases,
BY Elsmere-N. n. Grubb. n. M.
White, Alfred MeNlff, Leonard 3.
Donohoe, Paul Grubb.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06

League tomorrow. The game will be
called at Second and Church streets.
The II & H. team Of the Bethle-
hem Steel League will be away to-
MORROW
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
WILMINGTON VS.. ROCKLAND.

Wilmington A. A. will play Rock
land at Second and DUPONT streets,
tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
OLYMPIA GETs 1IMn-

Olympia took two games from
Christiana on Wednesday, to Z and
z to 4.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
BASEBALL Chances
National League.

National League.
St Louis at New York. clear.
Chicago a. Brooklyn, clear.
Cincinnati at Boston. clear.
Pittsburgh az Philadelphia, clear.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit, clear.
Cleveland at St Louis, rain.
Two games only today.
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
P. y. & w. SHOOT

The P. b. & w. Gun Club will hold its
weekly shoot on its grounds at Todd's
Cut tomorrow afternoon.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
To Cure q Cold In One Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cue.
E. W. GROVES signature on each box CSC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
Mr.. Davis Report.

Rev E L Davis, superin~
tendent Of the State Anti
Saloon League. has issued a
statement giving the history
Of The prohibition legislation
which the Legislature failed
to enact. Not one O the
measure championed by the
Anti-Saloon League go
through. The bill to make
h'ockading a felony, which
vas not pre:ented by the
Ant;-Saloon League b u t
which the League people sup
ported, was the only State
law passed affecting the Ecu
traffic.
According to the report of
Mr.. Davis, "'our cause suffer-
ed because leaders of in>
fuence were not active for it
while the activity Of the oppo~
nents was present aud em>
phstic. A good many mem-
bars he says, "stood ready to
give us their vote, and to
that extent their support, but
further than this they were
not willing to co.: while
very few, if any members
of the General Assembly
stood ready to champion ou1
cause"
Coming down to facts and
Inquiries MI. Lawn lays lue
blame on Speaker Murphy
for the failure Of many of
to- measures while Senator
Bu1gwyn of northampton
|a1d others ara also blamed.
Mr. Davis however, sees hope
for the cause in the passage
iof the "bone dry" bill by
Congress. statesville Land
mark.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
: TRIAL. NE S
.Wri.tan by
4 :; CIR %fSpOHnENT2
ROCKWELL. ROUTE NO.2.

ROCk NELL. ROUTE NO.2.
John Ketnier has the frame of
his dwelling erected and partly
covered at this writing.
D H Long one of the largest
farmers in this vicinity, joined
the Farmers Union at Park Loo.
al last Saturday night. He see
med to enjoy riding the goat very
much.
David Beaver is in very bad
health at this writing.
Bernard Lentz is operating his
saw mill in Cabarrus county at
present, where he has a job of
saving to do.
Miss Carrie and Emma Bost
who are working at Kannapolis
visited home folks near Organ
Church last Sunday, March 18th.
There will be communion ser
vice held at Organ Church on
Easter Monday.
We have noticed a number
of public roads that are getting
in a real bad condition, for lack
of work, and will soon go to the
bad if many heavy rains prevail
and the bitches are not opened to
carry the water. Now that the
winter is over we think our float
ing road force should brak Win
ter quarters and give us some
real good benefits for the COM
Portable quarters aud sweet re-
pose they have enjoyed this win
ter.
G. H. Sifford has a good milk
COW for sale UNCLE BILL.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

Mrs. Joseph Mesimer, aged
so years died at her home on
Chestnut Hill Thursday after
noon and her remains were in
TERED in the Chestnut HillCem-
etry. The husband and several
several children survive.
Alfred Peeler, one of Rowan's
best known citizens, died at home
in Granite Quarry Thursday.
The interment took place there
Saturday. He was the father Of
DR. J H Peeler of Faith.
Crawford Lentz died yester-
day afternoon at his home on
North Fulton street. The inter.
ment took place this afternoon
at Bethel church in the country.
Deceased leaves two children.
Chambers Owens, a well known
Rowan man, died in Washington,
D. c., Monday. His remains
were brought here Monday night
for interment. He had been
holding a clerkship in a govern.
mental department. His wife
and number of children survive
While walking from his home
one mile east of the Yadsin river
bridge near SALISBURY Thursday
morning, ]. T. Walser Of Boone
township, Davidson county, was
run down by a passenger train
and was knocked off the bridge.
His remaing we're brought here
preparatory for interment in
Davidson county the following
day. He was So years old and
leaves a wife and several children
He was a carpenter and assisted
in the erection of a number build
in Salisbury years ago.
Harry G Tyson, aged 81 years
died at his home on South Ellis
street early Sunday morning
March 4th, of pneumonia an6
after a funeral service in the
First Presbyterian church by
the pastor, Rev Byron Clark
his remains were taken to the
Chestnut Hill cemetery for in
terment on Monday following
He came to Baltimore about 81
years ago and had been in bust
ness here for many years. H'
leaves three daughters, Mr.
Joseph Aitken Of Baltimore, Mr.
Lillian Morgan of Conover, an
Miss Grace Tyson of Salisbury
and one son, Harry Tyson VIII
lives in Washington, near Seat
tie,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

decided to try a bottle Of Lydia 3. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t worked
from the lit bottle, SC I took e second
and o third, also a bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Blood Purifier, and now l am
lust as well as any other woman. I ad-
wise every woman, single or married,
who is troubled with any Of the afore-
said ailments, to try your wonderful
Vegetable compound and Blood Purifier
and I am sure they will help her to get
rid Of her troubles as they did me-
Mrs. ELsIL J. VAN DER SANDE, Sc No.
York St., Paterson. N. J.
Write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., (%confdential) Lynn, Mass, if you
need special advice.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

Saturday morning all off,
Ger arrested two young mere
boys who had beat their way
in on a train aud some stolen
articles were found in their
possession and were taken in
to Jail awaiting a hearing
some time this week. They
hailed from Greensboro.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
You Need a Spring Laxative.

DR.. Kings New Life Pills will
remove the accumulated wastes
of winter from your intestines,
the burden of the blood. Get
that sluggish spring fever feeling
out of your system, brighten
your eye, clear your complexion.
Get that vim S.ad snap of good
purified healthy blood. DR. Kings
New Life Pills are a non-grlpine
laxative that aids natures pro
cess, try them tonight. At all
druggists, 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
WHAT IS
! ! I I : q S

.-Ax~51s IS All !FiaR3sED GASchA
4 DIGESTIVE LAXATIVE
Ca.assTlG ARD l.sEl Tof''c
LAx-Fos is not q Secret OF Pstent Medi-
cine but is composed Of the following
old -fashioned roots and herbs:
c BARK
Blue FLAG FOOT
ESuBAR8 RcoT
ElACE FOOT
My ASrlG ROOT
SIENNA LEANES
AND 9E9StN
he CAscAHh Is Improved cy
r., addition Of ti.@se digestive iogredi-
e,es r1al.44gj i better than il I1flary CAS-
ch4A, arn has t1e conloinati9a *cts not
o.;sresa stimulating laxative ant1 cafhar-
tic vt also as adigestive sn2 live tonic.
ST. IL Ia xatives ere weaS n@r LtA1-Fos
90 ninec strength g24-1 pa!aat1e, aro-
;c <a.te and does not grips y l2tu-b
IL, etonach. Cre T. tic III prove
.-Tce is irva.uabl- for Constipation,
Indigestion or Torpid Liver. Price SOC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

Secretary Hoffman of the
Y. M. G.. A. here has resigned
eff 5ctive as soon as his snc-
cessor being to be chosen.
He and Mrs Hoffman will
return to their home in North
Dakota and Ohio.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
A Bilious Attack.

When yor have a bilious at
tack your liver fails to perform IFS
functions, You become constl~
pated. tt food you eat ter
ments in y12r stomach 1ns',9' -
~digestlng. This infame>s ne
stomach az causes nausea von-
iting and 4 terrible hea@1CIe.
Take CT anderlain';s Tablets.
They will lie UP your liver. c'can
out your stomach and you WI!
soon be as well as ever. They Oh
ly cost a quarter.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
Plies Cured in 6 to II DAYS

Your druggist Will refund money if PAZC
OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of ItchiAR
Blind, Bleeding or 'rotrudirg Piles in oto14day
first Application gives Ease and Rest Soc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

nave IIldue HE We'll
and healthy. Some
time ago I felt so
run down, had pains
in my back and side,
was very irregular,
tired, nervous, had
such b a dreams,
did not feel like eat
ing and had short
breath. Tread your
advertisement in
l+ho pawananars and
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

Burton Tinker, the Sails
dury boy who has won a
number If high honors a.
the University in the past,
won a prize Of $500 per an
mum, donated by Gen"ra'
Carr.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

The meeting Of the hos>
pital committ5e Of the West.-
ern North Carolina Method
list conference. to consider the
location Of the proposed hos
pital will not be held this
time until April 10Th.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
WOMAN NOW IN
perfect HEALTH
WI Came From Reading
a Pinkham Adver-
tisement.

Paterson, N. III thank you for
the lydia E. Pinkham remedies as they
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14
LOCA. NEWS
- of interest to 80
ALL OF OUR READERS.

~
eight members of the board
of aldermen will be called
within two weeks.
Salisbury was selected as
the next convention by the
Woodmen OF the World of
North Carolina, now in ses-
sion in New Belne this week.
There is a number of Sails
bury aud Rowan delegates
attending th-re.
The Sunday y. - rr.
tute Il He>i>1.. =,
the Methodist cnurun is in ,
session and closes tou'ghf. !
There is d large number oil
DELEGATES representing Is!
schools. F.;
Manager Chas Sparks. q,
the Sparks circns, wh, il
covering ia Baltimore from an
operation for stomach trouble
expects to return home before
April 1st and will Re ready
for the opening of his circus
Salisbury is org ing to ;
do her part IL she uruIdin,G # ,
the ocean 20 ocean road
known az the Bankhea.;
Highway Association.
There wa a fire at ;lel
home of Dan Goodson Oh
Park avenue this Morning.
It did some slight damace
an1 it is estimated not owe,
S75.
The business men of Kncx>
vile, Tenn. are coming down
to visit US on a boosting trip
next month. The party in
clude 100 lien and will use
nine steel cars.
Ohio Poole, the Spencer
yard fireman of the South>
ern who was seriously iniur.
ed in a wreck on the local
yards some days ago and is
in the sanatorium, is reported
-to be improving.
Plies Cured in 6 to II Days
Your druggist viii refund money If PAZC
OINTMENT fails 10 cure any case of ItchiaR
Blind Bleeding orProtrudirg Piles in 6to14days
The first application gives Ease and Rest Soc
Secretary Hoffman of the
Y. NJ. G. A. here has resigned
eff 5ctive as soon as his sue.
cessor being to be chosen.
He and Mrs Hoffman will
return to their home in North
Dakota and Ohio.
To Cure q Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money If it fails TO cure.
The meeting Of the hos>
pital committee Of the West-
ern North Carolina Method
list conference, to consider the
location of the proposed hos
pital will not be held this
time until April 10Th.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up s?~-
The Old Standard general Strengthening {
GROVES ~TAST1GESS chill TONIC, drive :
Malaria, enricheS ne blood and GUILDS uptar :
ten. a true tonic. For adults and children &c
The March term CT Rowan
county Superior court con-
vened here Monday with
Judge M II Justice, of Ruth,
erfo1dton, presiding. 1t Isl
one week term. termed az a
special or extra session made
possible an act OF thel
legislature several years ago,
The aMaiiae TH: Does Not kF'ect III ''''7s
E>sa;se ct its tori2 and laxative effect, a-h@-
I've 8aCMoG -:NINEjs betterthan - srs
5ssts:lE a hef*1 Szsrtsnher the null LaleS :
sr.sk. gar +ns *. re = " Ut "N ~
Burton Tinker, the Sails
dury boy who has won a
number If high honors a.
the University in the past,
won a prize Of $500 per an
mum, donated by Gen"ra'
Carr.
A Bilious Attack.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-03-14

A3ssaeYsE You Med g General T.
Take s;Fov3sE
" ia STANDARD. Groves Ta
hQ 5a5ss IS equtIy ~va!os.7i5
y ii Tonic b. sc It co1laz-:
a&own tclic pr,D1 =Ftiesof =. an
; MkaGN. il acts on the Liver, rzT ,
! & sAAlafSs, Enrs~A@s 4te Blood
.1s ue eae Whoss System. 50 GEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
@enigc 2cntc baben
bcnte cranes 9aNr.
sIput6er iaocn, 0umcu 6enutcu
OaS salbsi-1Gre. nmO sdue.
fel-Slcscpt.

Soor ouS 5orbe lno @Iono oer-
ltcrt ODER meun cs fnbI, grou, matt
uno lcbIos miro, cnt6dlt nidt qcnu1
SGwcfcl. llnlere @roBnulttcr be-
rcitete cine Wiiic6ung bon SaIbci uuo
Sdlpefcl, lun ibr SOAR OunfeI ilnO
lbon 6u erbolteiL imo Souicnoe bon
W11nnern tno tSroilcn oie ebenmG.
Bige 6nrbc, iene pradtpolle olrnflc
56oitirllngen 0cs Sceres i9Gbcn,
sic 70 on5icbeio lit bcnuBcu nlr OicS
nltmooiitbc gic5ept-
Sclttc foufen mir 0ieie bcriibmtc
@liidlrug, ourN @eimiidung ouOe.
rcr geItanotbeiIe perbeiicrt penn
man cine so Gents. 5laidG uMpetb 8
Sage ono Sulphur COMPOUND for.
bert, mclhes oos Saor 10 c6enmdBio
ounteIt, Dab gliemono ni6glibcr
@cile bcucrfen fam eS lei bcnubt
mor0cn. WPo ferhtct cinfad cinet
S6puum ooer cine peltbe Hilrlie
oamit an mo 0icbt oicIe olrd ooS
paor inoem man our 3cit cinct
Strobn uinnt. 9lu Wlorgen 1T DoS
Arauc Soar perihwlmoen; obcr mas
ocn 0omcn an n@Dctb's Gage ano
Sulphur am neilten gefdut, lit,
Dab cs na6 mebrlualigcr 9lniuen.
Oling ni4t mtr oas Soot ib6n bun,
telt ionocrn aud @lon8 lno Eradt
5uriidbringt llnO Gin S(HleDcn Der
Dibte gicbt,
1&pQi6's Gage alo Gulpbur Cont
pouno1 1T Gin onsene6mer Toiletteu.
grtfel Der Dem Soar Jarbc iino Su.
genolidfeit bcrleibt. Gs lit hiht fir
SIC aur, 2inScrlig oOcr @orbcugung
uou arautbeit brltimmt. (Slna)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
&rMm Oer @Rfetl oOcr.
bic Otieren i6mcrSeII
Ght weniscr TIeiid uuS trinft aaFcr'
Oem uOr Ocm arii6ftHd ciu
@lus nit Sul5cu.

Sorni6ure i'm Sleii6 reiot oie sic
rem iie perocn iiberorbeitet, trGge
l0uer0boft imo fiiblen lid bpie 9ler
tlntpcn an. Der llrin miro uolfie
bic 8loie irritirt uno Sic miiiier
bieIlcidt 6mei ooer orei W1oI mad
reno DER gto1t GrlciGterlrng inheu
@cnn sic oie S1icren DerItopfeIb
niiilen sic ibnen babel bclfetL ole
llrinobfdIlc aus Dem aorper All eni'
ferncn ooer sic merOen IN fur5er
Belt ernitlib erfronfen. 3ucrlt fiip'
len Sic Orulpie Sdmer5cn in oct
yderengcgcno, sic leioen an @ldelr
i@mcr5en frnllfbaftenl aopfpeV
S6Winocloni6acn. Sbr Mogcn lUirS
ioucr, Sbrc 8unge 1T beleat, ilnO
mcnn ous @ettcr lcbledt it, bdbeI
Sic rbcimotiidc 9hmcr3en.
GiIcn Sic penigcr 6Icild, boleI
sic bon &brem gIpotbefer etua pier
lln5en ~Soo Sails, nebmcn sic eI,
nige Soge Iong Opr ocnl 5rilbitiia
cincn GBloffcl bon lm0 SSbrc g{iereH
wcrocn oonn iein fimftioniren. 0iele
berilbmteu Sol6e wer0cu aus Troll'
bcnldurc llno @itroncuIaft eemddi
init Sitbio Derbunoeu lno iin0 Iel'
Ntcnldcnaltcrn benuet moroen I'M
tr1ge ylicren 5iI reinigen 3iI norma
Ter gbdtgfcit on5uregen uno auBer
Dem Die Sdrren i'm llrin an neltra
liiiren 10 oaB lie nidt longer cine
&ueIlc oes Hei5es 1T, nomit 9ldlen'
lcioen beenoet pcr0en.
vSoo SoIts" Tino billy, lnldldo'
lid uno 6iloen ein ongeuebmes
@rauie.2 2itbiomo6er. @ctrauf, oos ab
lno 81 gcnommen mcrOen iollte, pt'
oic yecrcn rein uuo tbGtig 5u crbol'
ten $ieiige 9tpotbefcr Iogcn oaB
iie pieI uSoO Salts an 2cilte ber'
folrcn bic ooroil eloubcu Olicrer'
lciocn in Den slniungsltaOieu 81 be-
tdnpIen. (glnd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Cream fir GatarrO
offnet bic 2ra(c.
GrSaGlt luiS idJnellc 2inSc-
rnnp Gci aOpf Grtdltnusea
an iiuOsa 1T. Ss 1T 1odJfein.

Sn ciner Dlinutc 1T Sbrc ucrltopf.
te glaic oiicn bic 2idtedpge SDrea
aupics pcrocn irci nno sic ronncn
itnbcbinocrt atbmch. acni gilIpien.
gldielL SdnGli5cu &opfihmer8erL
9rodcnBeii lnebr. acin 9tiu1en nod
gltbmeu iud6rcno Der gl1dt; Grf0l.
truo ooer Gotnrrb ocridminoct.
Gaufen Sic cine flcine 3loihc
Chs Cream Balm BON Sbrem glpo.
tbcfer lett. 6lbrcn sic Gin wcnio
bon oieier moblriccbcnoan ontiicpti.
ifcn 6ciIcnoen S5albc III bic gloIe
Gin Gs Ourdoriuat ieoer 2uitgan9
0rS aorpcrs, bcidiiiti0t Die cnt0iinoc.
ten ODER Gcidmolencn Sdlcimbdutc
'uno iofortigc 2inocruna tritt cin
Gs 1T gcraoeou fcin. @Iciben Sie
.nidlt ldnger ourA Grfdltllna oorr
Gatarrh pcritopft 2iuocrilna fmnni
70 idncu. (9lno)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

uns mar oie grntG Oic eeringite ieit
Sabr8ebnten ebenio in Canada unO
5raHfrcih. SSn 9tllitraIieu iino 9lr.
gentinieu fam man bon einem b0ai.
sen WliBrotb ipre6en. Gos GuBert
Jest ieine perbdngniBooIe 98irfiing.
Guglano, Dos b0aie ouf 3ufubren
ongemieien lit uno SSronfreib oli
iebr groBem Gbeil, neil n1bIt ben
elementaren M}iBiidnoen oie Gin
reibuug oIler @onni6often III Ocrl
Seeresoienlt cine b6dlt llneeniigenoe
9eitelung Der gleder sur Solge bate,
f0nnen 0os @etreioe ni6t erlongen
5. }. nidt IN annGberuo geniigcnoer
D}cnee, neil es ui9t oorbonoen 1T
uno mas ibneu allgefiibrt meroen
fonntc, pir0 BON ben oelttld5en Sou6s
booten Derlenft, oic cine porber un-
geabnte 8e6eutilng erlongt ba6en.
&or GHoe SSlili lit ouf neue @rnteer.
trdge ni6t rednen ino es lit fIor,
bob bic olliirten 8olter nit Dem @e.
nigen mas nod borbanoen it, bis
odbii nidt ouSfommen t0nnen, no.
bel nod 81 bemerfcn it, ooB ole gerf
ientllng Der SronSportnittel tGglid
in lold IteigenOem MoBe crfolet,
ooB oie gteubaiten feiuen Grios III
ocm llmfongc, mie eS n6tbig it, 5u
gcip1brcnO Derntogen.
sSil iolder @eiie bictet liG jebt Elm
beItimmterer glnboltspuntt. ols je
6uOor, Inn cine 9crednung iibcr oie
ineitere Iouer 0eS &riegeS on5uItel.
len. 9}o6 ben oneefiibrten E6atio-
den ntiiBte oo8 Gnoe nod Dor SuIi
ciutreterL Oo mcoer @clo nod @oi.
len cincn Griab fir RabrungSuittel
8lt bictcn uermSgcn. @oIfer fonneu
oles ourdmaben, nur ni6t cine
@lmgcrSuotb bon iolcb meitgebenoem
llnliouac, lpie iie 0tn 9[aiirten bcpor.
itebt Sein @enie, feline 9inIt un0
feiuc @nergie fam Sen Wfogen fill
len. Do5u lit Broo notbig, meldes,
mic mir icben aus uotiirlihen llrin-
den iIn0 oanf Der 0citi1en Seetiid.
tigteit nidt 0it erlongcl lit.
Mir0 oarauf bingewieicL oaB es
.bierin in Qcutidlano cbcnToas nidt
gIGn3eno beIteIlt i'll, ooB aud bort Die
Grtrdgc peit 9inter ser @rmortun1
6uriidgcbIicben iino, 10 perbleibt oodl
Der meientlicbe llntcribieo, oaB
Geutidlonb gum Wtinoeiten 10 Nros
sent ieincs @eOorfs lelblt cr5enet lno
oud 70 birl gcerntct Bat, m1brcno Die
glaiirten EuBlano ousgeuommen,
70 Ero8cnt ibreS s9eOorfs oufiibreil
miilicr, Die oiierIt niGt 81 bdben iin0
rno ounn aud, iopeit Der geoorf
iid ocfen licBe, peger Der &ertebrs.
it0rlIng ourd Die Eoudbootc nibt
3ngcfiibrt iperoen fonnen. 0elltih-
leno miro ourdbolten f0unelE neil
ibm nur 80 Frooent ieines @eoarf
feblen, Die 2[niirten permogen oas
nibt neil iDuen 70 Froaent ibrcS
gcoarfS fcblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Ger RlundHenfona Der cs ltuoirl
ln0 niAt beariiien Bat.

&onig 6eroinono BON <ndnien
iiBt IN Saiip itnO rcgicrt oos ibm
pcr6Iiebene Aeithen icines Qanoes
uno bolt, oaB oie bittere @iuter-
fdlte nod lange anbalten uoae, oenn
ipenn Der 5riibling un0 ser Wladen.
len imo Der 6alten5oon oaf oie Ser.
sc Itcigt, ,oann iii's ais nit oller rlt.
nr1niiden Serrlihfeit.
Gieier mOerc 6eroinonO, Scr le6r
piel weriaer @eritouo uno nod ne.
niger Wliid als 6croinano coon @ul.
gorien) beiibt, III ans ser 5o6cu5ol.
lcrnart geidlugcn ~. .cr lit inter
Dem GiniluB ieiner englii6en Srau
Gngl0nOer aerporocn. SIN @cgcn-
iaB 5u 1onnb1lllcr fam er iuqcn:
,YMcn llnbeil rlbt III Wlorio"
llnO Oieicr anoere 6croinunb 6oi
nidt pic Der Scrbc, Der Sopdher,
Scr Staliencr oic Gntihuloigitna,
cab ibm ooS oeutihe g8clcn ircmS
por Ter fannie cS, cS lag i6m I'M
9lutc, CT bot eS iogor ihoirt.
n6cr cr bat cs uidjt perItonocn.
6eroinono, Scr 9fuudue lot oas
oeiitihc @cieu OoS ieiuen 9lOopiip-
eItern 5eilia nor, ihioirt; oofiir fon.
ben ii1 in ocli Gn0c Somlor pieocr
ge5iinctch rnnduilcben aoni0Sidloi-
fern 8nblrciHc @ewciic. Mer @cle-
gcnbrit Bat, oicic Si0uigsiAloiier 5il
befdtigcn, merft balo. ooB iie iid)
faim BON oeiltiden Shloliern inter
ifGeiocn. Weionoers 0aS @nIois So.
lroCcili, Ons I'M 1ubcriten @eltcn OeS
lebcuSiro6cn 9uforcit liegt 9ien Gil-
Bcrlid bat OicicS 5dloB allerOingS
nidis GcuiiMeS, oic 1oco0c lit in.
tcrndtionol; eiu bnlb geid|modlolcs,
balb genialcS IilrNcinonocr bon al.
len Siilartcn europa umo Gricnt
rciMcn iid bier oic Sano mie in ol-
lem auOeren oieicr Stoot. @an5
Iclltid lit oafiir oaS Snucrc. Cos
cir5iac Gunner, oas rlmdnib it
oocr oo5 pcnigitcus ieiu iolI, ueiit
ctlpoS Sol3idnieercicu ouf oic ac-
uou 10 git ilt eincr llngariihcu @urg
ooar im @claraOcr Stonaf angcbradt
iein l6nnten 0aS lit GILES. Scr So.
MIG, ocr iid pobl 1olb aus mora.
.liiddm 3rang Der aIu6cnlpelt gcacn-
ii6cr - Oics 3immcr einridtcn lice,
idcint iih aud niAt rcAt Ipobl oarin
geiiiblt ,u babcn, cS iiebt fnlt lmo
rlnrf6uIt9 ouS uo fam i'd ilidt
nit oem asIItOeltiAen" aIr6eits5im.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

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gobei bonn o4 ms 6clofIoOicr.
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