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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
YOUTHFUL DEsPERAI)OEs MAKE
AWAY WITH COIN BELONG
ING To "BfII." LISTER
WAS MAKING CHANGE FOR LADS
Unable 10 Identify Any Of Trio. and
They Have Not Yet Been
Apprehended by the
Police

Late Friday evening as VIM. Lister
was going to his home he was ac-
eosted by three small boys. one OF
whom asked II he could change q
piece OF money into coins OF smaller
denomination. Mr.. Lister was oc-
comodating the boys. taking his
purse from his pocket to get the
change. One OF the boys made a
grab for the purse. and the trio Of
youthful bandits dashed away, Mr..
Lister being unable to identity any
OF them. The purse which was stolen
contained about $25, including q
number Of IS gold pieces.
Saturday morning the police were
on the lookout for boys and IS gold
pieces. A lad OF II years OF age
entered business house to get coin
OF the, kind changed. and when the
change was declined the boy went
to meat market and made a 10
cent purchase OF weiners. taking his
weiners and S4.so In change. The
boy was soon in the hands OF the DO
lice and In the sweat box denied that
he had been implicated in the rob-
berry OF Mr.. Lister, but admitted that
the gold piece had been stolen from
his brother. and took the police to
where he had hidden the $3.50
change which had had received.
Mr.. Listers pocket book and coin
have not yet been recovered.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
MINIATURE DIVERS ACCOMPANY
THE GERMAN CRUISER ssOEwE
ON HER DEPREDATIONs
MORE DETAILS Or THE PROWlR
Teafon Thoroushness Is Evidaacsd =
The Equipment Of the
Terror 70 Atlantic
Shipping
BY Charles p. Stewart

Copyright. 1917, by United Press)
Buenos Aires. Jan. 2O.-Pigmy
submarines-1S feet in length-are
carried by the German raider which
has wrought such damage to allied
shipping in Atlantic waters. The
captain OF the captured British steam
er Netherby Hall. among those land
ed ct Pernambuco from the German
prize ship Hudson Maru. was au-
thority for this statement today.
There are three submarines ear
ried by, the raider" he said in an
interview at Pernambuco. They
are capable Of operation over a small
radius and are equipped with tor
pedoes. dynamite and ammunition
Such additional details as theee.
indicating the typical German
thoronghness with which the raider
was prepared and equipped, led ship
ping circles to predict a long chase
by allied warships before the sea
scourge is cornered. Certainly she
has not been definitely located to-
day. according to dispatches at South
American ports and this dispite the
fact that big fleet OF warships is
now literally raking the ocean for
her. Wireless dispatches received to-
day said that the auxiliary British
cruiser Macedonia and Drama had
arrived on Pernambuco.
American ports and this despite the
the German raider yet given was re-
vealed by the captain Of the Neither
by Hall in dispatches from Pernam-
buco.
Il began calling for help by wire
less the moment l sighted the raid
err" he said. kept this up until
a. shot across the bows OF my ship
showed II was useless for, me to try
to escape. The raider was equipped
with several machine guns in addi-
tion to her cannon and in addition,
carried three submarines about six
meters (1S.74 feet) long. capable Of
being operated over a small radius
and equipped with torpedoes, dyna-
mite and ammunition.
"I would put the raiders speed
at % knots-and she always Travelled
at top speed during the day time.
AT night she slowed up. but her en-
gine room crew was always held IN
readiness to jam on her full speed"
Additional description from the
captain of the Radnorshire today
gave these new details OF his en-
perience, further indicating the raid
er had converted one OF her prizes
into another commerce destroyer:
Another ship was constantly with
the raider. The captain OF the ves-
sel which captured us--which was
the raider herself--was most con-
iiderate.
I am delighted that you did not
resist us, he told me, otherwise. I
would have been compelled to shoot
gou and your ship to pieces
immediately after our capture
his commander told me he expected
the captured Hudson Maru within
few days and would put prisoners
aboard her. Questioning me about
he whereabouts OF the steamship
Araguaya, the German oiiicer said
Don't be afraid, I'm only destroying
ships. am not killing women and
children. tS
"The German ofacer who was in
charge Of prisoners taken on the
raider's various prizes urged US TO
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21

Chicago. Charles volx. New York
architect. may have his choice Of any
set OF bedroom furniture left by his
wife, The remainder Of her $50, 900
estate goes to her two sons.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
WARN MERCHANT SHIPS
no WATCH FOR RAIDER

New York, Jan. 20.-A British
warship Is again sending warnings
to allied merchant ships to be on the
lookout for German raider. believed
to be near the Atlantic steamship
lanes. near this port. wireless sta
tions reported today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
BRITISH TREIGHTER
FIGHTS OFF SUBMARINE

New York, Jan, 2O,---The British
cargo steamer Lindenhall, arriving
here today from Naples. brought a
tale Of a battle or Sicily on the last
trip across. during which submar-
Inc was fought of with little twelve
pound gun mounted at the ships
stern. Thirty shells out OF about
200 fired BY the submarine. It was
stated, hit the steamer but none in
a vital plioe.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
CONVICT IS WOUNDED
IN FIGHT At SALEM PEN

Salem, Ian, 20.-One convict was
badly cut In a knife fight in the Ore
gon state prison yesterday, accord
Ing to the admission of penltcntlary
officials today,
Frank White committed from Port
land. attacked Jack Welton and
slashed his face and arms, II Ia
charged, White obtained HIS weap-
on In the shoe shop.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21
pERSHiNGS EXPEDITION
NOT ON ITS WAY HONiF,

San Antonio, Jan, sU.--"Absomtoly
nothing to IT," said General Funston
today, when asked II reports that
General Pershlng's expedition was on
ia way out OF Msylco, wcr> true,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-01-21

X Lynn, Mass.--A fruit dealer here
sent u bill for s24 to the city. He
says policemen on his beat ate that
much fruit and peanuts. ", N
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-24
Maud Rather WaIk

When Nellie's father came in on his
horse he got off. picked her up. and
put her on the horses back while he
shut the gate. No sooner had he
turned his back than he heard the
sound of horses hoofs and knew that
the horse had begun to run for the
stable. He looked around quickly. ex-
pecting to find her badly hurt, but in
stead she had slipped off and stood
placidly smiling. Il fought 1 preferred
10 walk" she replied.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-24

Mary and Tommy We're playing "fu-
neral in the yarG. Mary was over
heard explaining. Tommy, when
you're dead. your body's no good. but
Jour think goes on"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-24
servIceabIe Infant.

Mama" cried Sue. "Bess and I are
playing house and want babe for a
baby, but the boys have got him for a
bulldog"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

nod nic6t crinittclt babe, botte CT bis bier
Der ieinem @enoien nod nidt oaS Serlted
ocS geiud)ten @egenItan0eS mitgeteilt Gr
tat es crit bier i'm Qorri0or, mo 0a feiner
ton linen Elm 8lciItift batte be3eidnete CT
es nit Silfe 0eS 2i6tes, Ouiun betrot Der
@enolIe SunIeS 8obung, imo 5par ourdb
cie Cir, Die 5rol 0nDer often fauo. gnt.
ipeOcr Dor iie aus gSahldiiigfeit often &c.
blieben, o0er oie @erbreber botten einen
Sdliiiiel 9as ipielt neiter feline 9iolle
Wlener Weinung no6 iaB Sume gerooe al
ieinem 8ulte, b0rte Sen @inorineltng foni.
men ino itieB beim 9lufipringen ben Stlbl
5uriid, Der 8erbreder iprong ober iofort
aiif i'm 5il inO trof i'm 10 gut, ooB iener
obne einet 2alit umfiel. Damn frat oos
8aionett in SGtigfeit. @s folete Elm fir
5es, boitiges, iibereiltes Su6en nQ9 Dem
gemiinid]ten @egenitano @ntipe0er fanO
nun Der Wlor0er, mas er iudte, ODER Bic
Sdritte Sales idredten ibn Seoenfalls
offnete Ell Die Sir oes 2ooens, Code idrie
alf unO 6eioe floben bieie Sreppe binaitf
nac5 Dem 9ocb uuo oooon."
8enOleton batte geouloig geiuartet, Bis
iein Sreltno geen0et butte, Damn mari er,
i'm 5Deifelno on6liu5eln0, elm: r9u Iagit,
Der 02orOcr offucte Oie 2ooentiir, oie Slim
eel ert0ute lno 2ode ihrie, ober alter
Sreiin0, penn 2ode toubihlntnl lit, 70 fam
er bod Oie &lingel nidt boren rno broudte
oesbalb nid)t 5u ibreiei1."
o8enn on mir genoit gefolgt pGreIt, bdt.
teit Ou gebort, 0aB i1 ni6t iogte, 2ode bobe
oufoeIhrien, neil er ole Glingel geb0rt
babe, ionoern leoiglib Oesbalb, neil Der
Wa0r0er Sic Siir offnete, 10 ooB Die 9lingcI
ertonte Code idrie natiirlidb nid)t, neil er
etpos borte, ionoerr neil er etipos ia6,
ndmlid Ourb einen Spolt &lune tot ailf
Dem 9ooen liegen~
o0u glau6lt olio, 6aB Sode eigentlid) gar
nd)t nif Wlor0 olseing2"
oGorldlifig gloilbe icl oas; iein @enoiie
nnBte entpeoer 5lun gicroe idlreitet linn
iiG 5u retten ooer er pollte lio5 icl6it aus
priooten @riinoen ridden. imO oic g8ilobeit
0es StoBes nit Dem @ajonctt laBt ulid] oas
lestere olne9meu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
(15. gyortiebilnq.)

glTbtou.airf brannte oaS @os i'm 3orri-
Dor an iulo i9ritt Damn nit Benoleton gum
Sube Der nad oben fiibrenoen Sreppe.
Gort erlditerte er: r2eliteI Die iib betmltH
IN @jebditoe einidleiden, berlaIien iidl ME
ouf Oie 9eleufhmg Der Sditier, einmol,
neil lie iie nidt iunter ibrer &ontrolle
boben, iinO oann, neil iie oeren 2iht ntdt
NIT ii9 berlmtrogen f0nner~ @r 5eigte
oili Die imterite &reppenitiife, mo nod Der
aerSenihmnlel, Die Streidbol5er itno Die
9olqtropfen oilf Dem Sol5e mnren Damn
hbr er fort: ,@S tparen 5pei ooer nod
lrebr 2eute an oem 8erbreden beteiligt,
rio lie leudtetcn Iid nit oieier Serge"
.ggobcr iUeiBt oi Dab es 5tpei Beriorel
igaren2~ fragte 8enoleton
,Ias iUirIt ou gleidJ ieben. Die 2er5e
mur0e nid)t MIR gum Seud)ten gebrondlt,
iie oicnte auh nod 81 einem alioeren 8tUef
lm0 gob mir Die erite ii6ere glusfunft iiber.
boupt~
9enoletou fab Die Ialgtropfen ouf bem
6ol3c, Den 4er5enihimmeI itno bic beioen
perbrannten Strei9bol5er ratios an iino
bemerfte oann: D3aS lit mir ilnoeritoilo-
lb~
,0os @ebeinluis liegt in ben &algtrop.
fen, id)nii lie Dir itlir ildber an. Mttong5
fam man iie fir 3itfdllige Eropfen eines
id5ieFqetroqenen Sidtes bolten, iiebt man
ober genalier bin, 70 erfennt man Spitem
oorin"
Renoletpn ontiuortete, no6oem er Die
Eropfen unterfuht bate: gDtan fonitte oen-
fen es tpGren otei 2inien
.Hi1tig," ermioerte 9libton-airf, ocs
liuo orci 2mien, rno ieOe folgt eiuer 9leibe
bon g21geln, Oie offenbor friiber eiiunal
eincn 3eppi6 ODER oergleic6en feiteebolten
BADEN. 9libton-Sirf 5og einen gtoti56lod
unO @leitift berpor, 5og orei Sinien inter.
cinaii0er mo 5ednete Damn genul Die @e.
liolt Scr 9olgtropfeu ob
nSol~ riei BeuoIeton eritomt mis, 0as
iicbt ia benobe mie Stenograpbie aus
n@nt, entgegnete Qlibton.S{irf, res III
aud mirflidb Gtcnograpbie; penu ald rob,
q ooA gut leSbor, lp0 aipar in gltem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

Deiiti9 SD mill es Dir oufidreiben." "
Damn ifrieb Ell NIT groBen lateinii1en
@uditaben:
Sinter @abnes 8ilonis.
oSier bait bus i6lob 9li6ton-airf.
Benoleton aitterte forntlid] Dor guf.
regimg uno rief: n9eim Simnel, airf, Ou
boit es erroten, iebt beritebc id) oud Die
3erItoring Der 8iloer bon General @aDne.
Sinter einem oobon mar ettpas Mertbollcs
berborgen, 5tpiid)en Dem @ilo uno 0eiien
&interman0. glber mas ?"
ySSeoenfallS nidts bon grobem llm'
fonge," ontiportete glibton-4irf, vbielleift
irgenoein 0ofilment
8en0leton itan0 einen 9lugenblid IN tie,
fes geanOeltfen periunfeu, 0ann begaru er
iuieoer: sd beritebe INNER nod nidt Die
8ei1en aiif oeu Stufen
v0ieie 8eiben beipeiien es, Dab menig-
items atuei Wl1nner beteiligt pareu. @iner
ipubte oas @erited oes berborgenen @egen-
itanoes itl6 teilte es otf oieie gSeiie ieinem
@efdbrten bier NIT J."
r9(ber iporum Iogte er es ibm oenn
nidt2~ mari Benoleton Elm, has D1re bod
biel leidbter geipeien9"
ngfdt gegeniiber oieiem WRnnne, oenn &c
NOR taubIhmml"
@enoletons 9lugen tpeiteteu iid, Damn
fam ibm Die @rinnering ilno er ipradl:
o@s mar 2ode, Der W3onn, nod Dem on 0id
Bel Dem Sboffner erfunoigteit4
glibton.Girf nidte ais 9lntport ollno er
mar es oiidj, Der nitfidrie, ais Die Siir ocs
9ooens oe0ffnet tpur0e Der S6rei eineS
ToibItimneu bat etipaS &reii1en0es lulo
flingt dbnlid Dem S6rei eines Rapaeeis
o0er &afoous.1
gSynimerbin bIeibt oieSode nod oaourd
b0dit merfpiiroig, Dab Ger @lanp eine
Serge gum S6rei6en 6enubte. @arum
i6ricb er nidt nit 9leiitiit mie ou24
uDos fam idJ natiirlid nidlt geuolt an-
Geben, ober lit eS Dir nid)t mld) ihon 70 &c.
gougen ooB OH gera0e feincn 9leiitift 5ur
Sano bntteit, ais 81 cinen notpeuoig
braudteit2~
DDieic gon5e Sac6c bat mid o0llig ans
Dem @leidgcuidlte gehraAt," beTnertte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

Benoletor ,Du muBt oes6olb oid) nidt
81 groBe glnipritd)e an mid itellen &irf.
Sebt er5Gblit oil mir, Dab Der Nianil tuib'
itumm mar, geiteru iagteit OH, er iei fur5'
Iidtig, elegant gefleiDet uno fenne Die
neuere oeuti1e, oramotii1e 2iterotlr. Gem
Sdoffner iogteit oit er triige cine ibarie
8rille ino einen 3Dlinoer On fannlt mid
nun meinetipegen fir einen Soioten balten,
neil i6 oos our6alts nidbt begreife, ober itb
geitebe eon5 often, OaB ib babel p0llig int
Dunfeln tappe"
o0as fotnnlt alles bon meiner llnter-
Iubungsmetbooe Der" eripioerte glibton.
4irf, .uno Iie lit einfa1 genu1, ipenn oit
mir ridti9 folgIt Dab Der Wfann taiib-
1tinlin nor, Ser oies idrieb, idloB ic) ans
Der Sdrift iu1o benz Sdbrei DAB er flein
mar, ibloB if oaraus, Dab er Die iuteriten
Stufen 81 ieinem 3ei1en beiiitbte, Elm
Wlann bon normaler @r0Be piir0e b0bere
Stiiien geipGblt bobeu DaB cr glit onge,
5ogen iino flr5lidtig mar, folgerte iob aus
ein itno oerielben SatIa1e gllS er oicie
8eid)en nlocbte, lit ibm Der Sut bonn &opfe
gefallen, imo Oies benefit, oaB er lib oidt
Gilf Die Shlfe liieoerbeugen nulBte, Inn ge'
nait 81 ieben, tDoS er mad)te.
r@ober nlBteIt on Oenn aber, Dab CT sen
Sut berlor2" mari 9euoleton mgldubig
eiil
osSraii 0tpber miro MIR fir sic 9leini.
glng Oes Gorrioors imo Der itnterelt
Sreppe be5oblt, lnO bob iie oid nid)t me6r
tut, benefit Der oide Staib nif 0ieicr
3reppe. Sier," fubr er, ailf einen Sled
alf Der stueiten Stltfe 0ellten0, fort, ,Bier
lit elm Sled, ser oeutlid 5eigt, Dab Elm riin-
Der floder @egenitonO Oogelegen bot 9litS
Dem gan5en ltnriB ino Dem g8irbel in Ser
Wlitte Iiebt man oeitlid, ooB oieS ein
8Dlin0erbit mar, uno iper einen 3Dlin0er-
bit trGgt 1T gepobnIid5 elegant geflei0et.D
n@ie fonnit ou o6er ipiiieit DAB Der Sut
berobfiel2" 9ann er i'm nidt abgenommen
ino bierber gcltellt baben2"
oWoglid, ober menig mobribeiulidJ Gin
elegant gefleioeter D2anu tpiiroe falm iei-
ucu guteu Sut bier in ncu Sta6 Der.
tellen.~ N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

ygSeiter," iprdd) Ben0lcton itber3eu9t
o9ie &reppe iitndtiirlic6 benubt iuor0en,
ober 0a oo3 0jeldnoer an Der on0cren Seite
cntlanggebt, iino ollc BORT binouf- uio.
biuabgcItiegen, uuo Scr Gtou6 nit Dem
Sutaborud bier lit gan5 unberiibrt geblie'
ben
oSSd berftebe iebt nld1 oie iharfe 9rille,"
bemerfte BenOleton, ripetl oieie ourd) Die
&itr5iibtigfeit nabegclegt pur0e, obcr iDo-
rmiS idloiieit Oit, ooB er Die mooerue ocut-
idJe 0ramatiidle 2iterahlr fennt?"
o9a berlieB iC6 MIDI nller0ingS duf 0ell
3ufoll,~ lodte 9libton.Sirf; niDie aus 0en
0eiit1den Morten Geroorgeht, berltan0 er
0elltI1 un0 mar iic6er Intelligent, iemono
ober, BEL Dem Dies 3liiammeutrifft, miro
iiderlih Elm 8epunoerer bon Sauptmann,
Suoermann uno au0eren Gbnli9en SDrift.
1tellern iein, in0 Elm Soibitunmer, Dem
Stenograpbic 10 geldufig lit, oaB er iie
glei6 5iir @nno bot, lit iiber imgepobnlid]
Sic Singeripracbe fennen ie ia ale, ober
oie 0elttidp SpraCbe inO Stenograpbie
He6en ibn ii6er 0oS 9il0ungSnioean eines
QelD0bnli1en Gaubitimnen empor 9es.
bal6 oa6te iC1, eS fonnte etn 2ebrer on
elmer iol6en 9lnitalt iein, uno Der Sduipiel
bon Dem 8illett fiiBrte mid 8u Der g(u-
nobme. Oie 9lnItolt liege ollBerbolb Der
Staot. Guller ernittelte 5pei FOLDER g(n-
itolten, ser Sberbilletteur leitete mid oiif
sic rid6tige, nnO Ser Shaffner 6e3eidnete
mir oen Monn 10, OaB mir Die SauO oilf
i'm legen tonnen"
Gs entitano elm fiir8es S'tillibweigen,
0nnn fnnte Wen0lptnn tief oltfotmen0
ngeib @ott, &irf, ib nuB 5ugeiteben oii
boIt mid berbIiifftl 9as lit ia gon5 aus.
ge5eid)net, inO iuenn id nod em beiieres
g9ort oafiir finOe, meroe id es Dir nidlt Oor-
cntbalter"
.g8ir baben min cine 3ienilid) iid)ere
Spur bon Dem einen @erbrcder itnO miiIien
jeBt na9 Dem anoert ludeil, ftbr 9li6ton-
9irf fort uoenn oieier mar cs, Der oGu
W}oro begng. Ser Gau6ihlnme Code
fonnte id imm6gli6 in oie 3inmer ipo-
gen; Ole @efabr pdre fir i'm gil groB ge-
peiep ghls irgen0einem @rluoe, ben idb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
Gpnacrt in Nnboiclu.

TDn5crt IN NngbiclU.
SIN 9oDpiem 9liDl finoct morgen
93o6mittog unter oen gtuipi8ien Scr
o@iQing @orfers Of ct. &incent"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

oSosl fii6rt ms tpicoer 81 N3orris liuO
Spotola," rief Benoleton, s6ie ia beioe
@iune grinnig boBten Ga aber oie BET
Den &erbreder iiber oos 0od) cntfomen, 10
lit ail5iuebmeu, ooB elmer nit Der 9ertlidl.
felt gerail pertrailt mar, unO oieS oeutet
mlf Spotola
o@arnif Oeutet 5por and Ser &olii oes
Soionetts, ober e6enlopenig 5mingeno, er-
pioerte gli6ton-airf nDo1 fomH, mir
flbren baiiptI19lir6 bierber, iun @rfinoi-
glngen ipegen oes Stalieners einsu5e6en,
Sic bersieBen oos @nus, mo ais iie iic)
ienem onocren ndberten, III Gem Sen 3ei-
tlingen 8ufolge Spatold iDobntc, l6ien 9li6.
ton-airf etiuas ein5ufallen mo er 6ltBerte:
SD CLAUDE, 6eiier pdre es nod, menn mir
5perit nit Spatolo ielber iprdd5eu, oenu
oann fonHen mir ip1ter BON ben ridtigen
@eiidtspulften ausgcbeit4
90 itiegen iie nobmols IN Oas Pluto mo
fn5ren nad6 Dem @efangllis, in Dem Spa.
tola feitgeiest mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

@lan crlUd6nc ben u9aIiImore G0FrriH0abtal".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14

geil.
Sr ciaem Sample nit @in6rcdJern
in G1nrlottespille. ~ 9'o., Oerlor sc.
Nddter Ger u@lc&oiincp" Sdule,
% u. E6cmos, Gin Spc}ial-9Soli}iit
icil Sebcn ais CT 0icicl6en bel cineni
Gm6uid III oo5 @ci6dit BON ". s..
@Qcr inO So6nc, Gus 0cm lie S5diu.
fen geltoDcn 1ottelt crtappte Scr
6cigccilte g}ad6orn ionOcn i6n nit
ciugcihlagenem S6dOcl ouf Der Gr-
sc Icgcu. 2cu 5wei 9lial o6geiAo-
icner ,9leuolDer ino ciuigc ShinfG
loocu nc5cH Ocm oui Der Stcllc @c.
toOtcten ocr cine Sron mo mc0rcre
aiuocr hinIobt. Gic @crbredcr
iouutcn 6iS0cr nod nidt ergrificn
pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-14
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