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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
NY HUSBAND, |:; \, D, ANDI
lINS@ r. Jane Phelps
Jane Phelps
A WILD RIDE

turned back
The house was brightly lighted as
/ rode up to the door black boy
waited to take the mare.
How is shel'' / asked Elsie as ]
stumbled in.
Just the same as when Mandy called
me. She just asked for you.
An Early Breakfast.
hurriedlv changed to fresh cloth
ing, then went in to mother. She smiled
at me and when ! asked how she felt
she whispered:
Better dear. y Then with the
thoughtfulness so much a part Of her
she added, $50 get your breakfasts
Mandy win sit with me. =
Is much too early, y told her,
trying to speak gayly; why it is only
o clock
II know, but You must have some
coffee,n and so to please ner 1lrst
Elsie, then / went into the dining room
and gulped down cup Of coffee.
When the doctor came he looked very
grave. He asked mother only a few
questions to which she gave whispered
replies. He examined her heart: and
his gravity deepened.
II win come back in an hour OF
two he told us, then as before mo.
TONED me to follow him from the room.
'You better send for Zona,n he said
gently. putting his ar around me. 1
had known him all my hTe and now /
leaned against him and sobbed quietly
SO that no one could hear me.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
t2ipplll,S 2fryu.os
SCgAAAT NMaRE Eteson. u e1tSl9
Z, 9 kszg -
INCOME AND OUTGO

| used to earn one plunk day, when I was
shearing swine. | could not salt much coin
away, and often I'd repine. And yet---no
doubt you'll be amazed---I saved little
store, and knew that when my pay was
raised, I'd save a whole lot more. | got a
job at herding ducks, and teaching hens to
swim; for this each day drew two bucks,
and yet my roll was slim. | found that as
my income grew, | had to spend more mon;
| saved less cash when drawing two, than
when drew but one. got lob at making
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
Rural Credit Money
To Be Available Soon

Within 10 days there will be money
available through the rural credits act,
as the result of a meeting of the state
land board at which its clerk was in
strueted to have application blanks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Die Gesellschaft Gemuetlichkeit, the
German club of the high school met
last night at the school and elected of
ticers for the coming term Those elect
ed were, president, Ezra Trebes; vice
president, Leland Won Bibber; secre-
tary, Dorothy Buehner; treasurer, Char
lotte Croisan. After selecting a German
play which the club plans to give in
the near future the meeting adjourned.
At the student council meeting last
night the following persons were rec
commended as being eligible to receive
the school emblem given to persons who
participate in one or more debates:
Dewey Propst, John Schofield, Kenneth
Powers, and Phillys Elliott. The emb-
lem is a gold s and will be given to
the debaters as soon as the pins arrive.
The Boxing club of the high school
which was recently organized, met last
night and elected officers. Those elect
ed were, president, Louis Soldberg;
vice president, Alonzo Patchin; treas
urer p. Ringle. The club will fit up
the attic for club rooms. About 35 boys
Joined the club. Rex Putnam, the foot
bali coach, will be the faculty member
He will also train the members
To celebrate Washington S birthday,
the girls club of the school will hold a
colonial tea after school tonight This
club has about 100 members and has
departments on Bible study, art, social
problems and dramaties Mrs. William
was the organizer of the club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

The joint ways and committee in the Legislature
did some remarkably close figuring and when the appro
prations were all made there but $97493 left OF the
total amount that can be raised under the six per cent
limitation law At the same time there is $1O,553.58
advanced to complete the work last years flax crop,
which is to be paid back into the treasury when the flax
products are sold There is also balance in the treas
my cf $133000 left from last years appropriations that
was not used This gives good leeway for emergencies
that may arise between and the time when the
legislature meets again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

soup Of bran and praire hay, and JOY in my lowly
coop---I earned three punks day. Now will make my
bank roll hum cried in frenzy ne leach week I'll take
goody sum- and put it down in brine" But my position
called for duds much better than I'd known for scram
bled shirts and shining studsmy needs had greatly
grown 1t didn't take long to see--and seeing made
me bue---that was saving less on three than when
pulled down two And now | earn ten wheels day. de-
horning musey steers, and I'm oh grievoous thing to
sayD in debt up to my ears.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

E. J. Davis, superintendent Of the antsaloon league
says it is possible to travel from the Mexican border to
the arctic circle through absolutely dry territory That
may be but from present weather conditions the traveller
would have to keep east Of the Cascades.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

Portland gets $36500O from the general government
for the completion of her posoffce 1t only got it Mon
day there is hardly time yet for the protest to go up
against the distribution of pork"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22
MAY HAVE CONQUERED CONSUMPTION

Word comes from Berkeley, California of successful
experiments in the Of tuberculosis in animals by
treatment with newly discovered anttoxin 1t is
further stated the full announcement will be made soon
by the University of California by Dr. Gay head of the
department of pathology The dispatches say Dr. Takeo
ka of the medical school of the university has succeeded
in solatng secretion of the liver which according to
his made last week. has effected complete
cures in the of guinea pigs at the point of death
from tuberculosis The experiment will be continued to
decide the results on human beings. 1t is claimed the
liver the only organ unaffected when all others are
tubercuar and Dr. Takeoka concluded it must contain
its own antitoxin Working this theory he has
compished the results above stated 1t to be too
good news to be true for would be blessing to human
ity which could only be equaled by the discovery of
for 1t has been the dream of physicians for
years that sometime such would be found; but
peated failures of treatment from which much hoped
has made it of the things that will only be believed
when demonstrated. However, Jenner robbed smallpox
of its power and in turn typhus and yellow fever have
been overcome and there be but little doubt but that
some time will find the remedy for the two worst
scourges of humanity consumption and cancer. Let us
hope that the first Of these has been discovered and the
dread disease that has carried countless millions to pre-
mature grave has at last been placed under control
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

Dr. G. S. Boahne, Fellow Of the Royal Society of Ok
ford yesterday predicted the United States and Ger
many would be at war before night He reached
this conclusion from profound study of the stars which
he said indicated this result AS the did not mater
iaze it is fair to presume the learned student of the
heavens was mistaken in the message from the other
world Either that the stars were lying to him, and it
would be pretenous to whole system Of worlds
of deliberately lying Maybe it just message from
Mars that being the nearest planet and Of quaresome
disposition is if the majority of sky-sharps not
mistaken concerning our nearest stellar neighbor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

Salem achieved notorety by requesting all her
namesakes to get off the map and allow her the sole use
Of the name. Now she may have still another claim to
notorety AT the Bush bank yesterday, small
hustlng Capital Journal newsboy selling his papers
when came by, bought paper, and then asked:
"Say kid what will you give me for thirty pennies?
1.-TWO bits" was the instant reply Dig her up" said
the man and the little fellow dug down in the end of
long wallet that might have served his grandmother for
a stocking and produced two dimes and nckle and the
man turned the thirty pennies Is there another
place where the high cost Of living will permit such
showing? Is there any other Salem where small boy
can buy thirty cents for quarter?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

tTomcrrow-The Arrivals.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-22

CHARLES H. FISHER
Editor an. Manager
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16

lily and friends of Mrs. Epstein were
present
Mrs. Hosenpud of Friedman Court, en-
tertained at luncheon Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Henry Banks of May
vile, NJ, D., who is visiting in the city.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs E. Snyder, 1905 Lyndale
north, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Rose, to Louis B. Sachs, of
this CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kitzler, 204 East
Franklin, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Kitty r. to Harry Swiler
of this city. The wedding will take place
in February.
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Fiction a woman has to contend with
because of it's unmistakable suggestion
of masculinity.
Electrolysis- is our method and the
only positively permanent and still safe
method known to medical. science to-
day. Our operators do this work ex-
clusively, hence the best of results. No
scar nor pain. We stand behind our
work. Demonstration free.
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.

1OCd1 ScCClOu, OOuuC1l VI JOWlOA w OLuCu,
has returned from Chicago, where she at
tended the Triennial Convention of the
organization.
Miss Julia l. Felsenthal has returned
from Chicago where she attended the
Triennial Convention of the Council of
Jewish Women. AS former president of
the Chicago section, and member of
the National Board, she took special in
terest in the proceedings. At Tuesday
evenings meeting, she delivered an ad-
dress on Zionism.
Mr. and Mrs Otto Bresky, formerly
Mynette Tannenholz of Allston, Mass,
who were the guests of the Radisson, left
for few days stay in Fargo, N. D. They
will return to the city to attend the Min
nesota-Chicago game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Sherman have
sailed on the steamer St. Louis for
two months stay in England, visiting
London, Liverpool and other places of
interest in Great Britain.
Mrs. Abe Sapero of Thief River Falls,
visited in the city last Sunday and Mon
day. and left for an extended visit to Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Louis Berry of Sheridan ave-
nue. south, returned last week from Chi
cago, where she visited relatives and
friends.
Miss Fanny Rothstein of Seattle, Wash,
formerly of Minneapolis, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city.
Mr.. Joseph Frisch, 1419 Eighth ave-
nue. north, left Wednesday for visit
Mr.. AL Cohen will leave Friday even
ing for New York City for three weeks
business trip.
Mr.. Max Zimmerman and little daugh-
ter Ruth, of Verdi, Mimi, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Kaufman 1882
Lyndale avenue north. Mr.. Zimmerman
came as delegate to the Loyalty Con-
vention held in st. Paul this week.
Mr.. H. B. Gordon of Omaha, was here
for few days visiting with his mother
and sister, Mrs. E. F. Daniels, 1922 James
avenue north.
Entertaining.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bresky,
Miss Eleanore H. Bresky received in
formally at the Radisson hotel, last Sun
day afternoon from four to six. Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice J. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fink, Miss Ruth Schiller assisted
Miss Bresky The color scheme was car
ried out in brides roses. Refreshments
were served to one hundred and fifty
guests who called during the receiving
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice J. Cohen enter
tanned at a dinner party at the Mime
apolis Athletic Club for Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Bresky.
Mrs. ]. Hillman of Sixth street north,
entertained at luncheon for Mrs. G..
Epstein, 412 Fourth avenue north, who
is leaving for Los Angeles next week,
where she will make her home. The fam
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SOCIAL NEWS

THE news columns of The American Jewish,
World are open for the publication of news
of a communal and social interest. These
must reach our office by Wednesday to in
sure publication in the issue of the following
~riday. Telephone your Minneapolis news
to Hyland 1860, or write The Society Editor,
The American Jewish World, BIG Tribune
Annex Minneapolis. Minnesota
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

publifoner 5uriid5uuciien, oie NIT
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Der Spite oui Oie gom6atonicn ST.
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per. God bic Republitaner 8ogcu
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ebcninlls 81 ihrciben. ,Sn ser C5aI-
lerie Gerridte tuo6rcno oen Sccncu
Die croBtc sIuiregiiua rno moudc ocs
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ton ermiitbigen0e gSorte 3p.
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ben iperoe. einiBen scr Nlitglicoer
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SeuIatiunsfaQ III 9SnriS.

&aris, 2S. September. Ter
Suiti8uiniiier bat, wie omtlid onsc'
mcloet miro, beidlonen 5eruano
Nlonier, Den Erdiioentcn oes Barrier
glppeaaeridtcs, iuegen nproieilioncl,
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oen aoiiotions6of 81 beiheioeu
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Der Seficutlidbtcit befannt ais en-
Dor orei Sa6reu NIT Dem GaiIlanr.
Sale 81 tbun bate.
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60 bctont Der britiibe Sdiffs.Gou-
troIcur in elmer uutoriiirten er-
fldrlmg. Gie @crIuitc Ourdb
ll.9ootc miiiien uettecntodt mer-
sen. - 0ie Scr. @touten in Der
eogc, Oies 8ii crrcibcn. ener-
gii6c 9(nitreneungcn uotbie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
@easn grnd init aentldllanS.

@rqiioeut S5rigoDen bon glrgentinien.
@irO eine 9otihait in oieiem
Slime an Den GougreB ienOen.
Qie 9legieritna eroAtet Ole eur
burg 9lfioire Our9 Die BON
Gelitldlano eegebene GrfIdruug
ais erleoigt.
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Yrdiioent Srioopen lit nit Der gllls-
orbeihiue elmer 9otidait an oen Son.
qreB bei4ditigt in 9eoutportIne oes
bon Der aorperidait eciteIltcu Scr.
Ioneeus, OoB Die ge5ie6maeu nit
Eeutihlono a69ebrohen peroen fol.
ten.
Ger &rdiioeut iteIt iid, pie Der.
lautet, auf 6en Stanopnntt, oab e5
unmoglid iei luegen oeS Surburg.
SolleS Die 8c5iebungeu nit Geutidl
Iono ob5ubrcden oo oie ReoierrgJ
Die 9lneelegen6cit nit Der pon 0eli.
i6en glusm1rtigcu 9lmte gceebencn
@rflGrung ais abgeidloiieu crodtet
@rdii6ent SrigoDen be.
barrt anf icinem
Stan0punft.
9uenoS g(DreS, %. sept
@rdiioent Srigovcn betraAtei, wic
ibm 9ldhittc6enoc 6eiItc crfldrten
oen 2iir6ure-6oa ais gcidloiicn iino
miro oQes 9lufbieten, Die Neutralitdt
glrgentinicn's ollirebt 81 6aIieu
Gieler &rs itebt IN Oireftem @ioer.
ipru6 nit Der acknowledgement
Stimmcume6rbeit nit Der tiir5lid
Ser Senot lmO bic Gepntirtenfomuer
iib fir Ocn 9rud nit Geutihlouo
alIs9eiprodeu 6oben; a6er man
gloubt, DER @r1iioent babe ooac 9eto.
@eUolt be5iiglid ioIder 9eidtiiIic,
8uenos gIircs, %. Sept.
Strifet brodteu beite einen W}ild3uq
gum @ntgIeiien. ais oerielbe ii6 oer
Souptitaot nd6erte. tSiini Solooten,
oie auf DER 9ofomotipe ais Bodtpo.
item mitnibren iuttroen Derlebt. On.
tolee oieics Noriaus weroen feine
weiteren Geriude genoht iuerOen
glabrlnesmittel nod 9uenos gIires
5u bringen 10 longe DER 9abnitrife
oouert.
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glcrOplouc IidJcn Gnal0n6 beim.

Sdoifino ibrer 9(rmeen lm6 6lotten
uno ole Seritelllrng ibrer @lunition
Oerponot miro.
lin ie6s Nliaionen Gonnen 5u
6oncn wiiroen 3,5OOO00 Sonncn
Sta6l notbig iein oOer wcnioer ais
8e6n @ro5ent ibrcr 4roouftiou. llno
Is wiiroen nidt mebr ais cine babe
@lillion 9lr6eiter ge6raidt lperOcn,
pon oenen oie meiiten feincr gluSbiI.
hung beoiirien.
Die oanlit 9eidiloerte 9luioabe lit
lei6t inn Gerelei6 nit oen 9In.
itrenglngen, welhe Die bauptid6li-
0en @riegfiibrenoen in onoerer &i6'
tinq MAIDEN. @roBbritonnien 8um
9eiipiel bat ieine 9lrmee BON elmer
uiertel @lillion aui iiini @liaiouen
er906t,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
eicbcnumOslunnsis sOOtc.

Sic6cn @eiBe, orei Snoianer mO
iicben5ebn 9leger Gpier eines
9o6nitnfoQes bel &eapbille, Sflo.
EFoilogicr5ug iauit IN leeren
Sruppen5ug binein. III Sei5er ci-
nes Der 3iise miro wobniinnie.
&clIDbille, Sflo., %. Sept.
Cic 2ei6en bon lie6en5ebn gie-
germ iie6cn lpciBen Wldnnern unO
Orei SnOionern iino aus oen Sriim-
mern oes ct. 9ouis nn0 San 1ran.
cisco 9Soiio9ier5uges 9lr. Z berooree-
5ogcn uorOen mel9er bellte 0fad-
mittog cine 9leile iiiopeltli6 bon
bier nit einem leeren Srlippcn5uge
couiOirte.
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bile ouf elm Scitengeleiie io6ren iol.
len, Inn Oen Eruppen5ug poiIiren 81
lolien, Iubr ober angeblid aus Dem
9abnboIe ab, cbc cr ons Signal er-
bieIt. @r fubr ouf ciuer Bride
iiber ocn Bolccot-ga9 oireft in oen
Erlppen5ug bnein.
Gie 9cmanuung ser 2ofomotioen
beiocr 3iigc entfom unberIebt. Der
Sei5er ouf Dem Gruppeu5use ioa
na6 Dem llufoa wabniilnig geWor-
0en iein.
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aentide MnuitiOasfabrit seritSrt.

2on6on, 2S. September. -glo1
elmer @cnfer Qepeide iino oie oeut-
iben Wlunitionspcrfc in Su1misbo.
fen bel 3oniton8, 9ooen am @litt'
nod 0urb einen @ronO 5eritort NOR
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Arit08irlt
Orr Auirtra
gSOnt britil6cn Wtimilter
erliWtcrt.
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murOe, muB in 8ufltnit unuOg-
lid Icin iogt 2orO W3ilner.- CT
hilbert ouf Eirpib-9leaBerrngcn.
Scr ocutitbe 9leidsfon8lcr err
Hart, Qcuti9IanO tonnc ictt
lcinc aricg8ieIc nidt befannt
ocbcn.
2onoon %. September II
giscornt Milner, N}iniiter obne
gortcieuiac i'm britiidcn 9riegs'
rot6, ser 6cutc Dor 0cn n9lmerifa-
niihcn QunHeon GLIB" cine 9ln-
ipro6e 6ielt, erfldrte iidb cnp6otii9
gcgen eincn 5rieOcn nit Den nreue-
loIcn oeuti6cn Mo1tbabern".
Ser HeOner iprab BON Dem @in'
tritt Der 8ercinigten Stouten IN oen
9rieq uno BON Der morolii6en &c.
oeutmg oicics S6rittcs unO wlroe
in ipontaucr @eiie oppIulIoirt, ais
CT erfldrte:
sd babe oas @efii6l, ooB Sbr
9ono ino mein 9anO jebt olrh
ctpos Dcr6unocn iinO, mas weit itar-
fer lit, ais irgeno Elm l6riitlibeS
glbfonunen oOer 8iinoniB, ndmIid
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tips imo 0cs 3icIes.~
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@oc6cn bon Geitidlnno fam. gr er-
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9laiirten ici gllneridiitterlib imo
cntibloilcn bis gum gnoe~ ibrcn
aampf iort5uieben uaui 0nB oic
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mem anoercn @cicbc, ais Dem @cIcB
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3piicben Oeuti6er @roberiingsiiht
nodt rnO i1amlos nit rnge50bns
ter 2ult na6 Modt oui Der einen
Seite ino Dem erno6ten @enilicn
oes Gcnes Scr @elt aif Der anoeren
Scite, fonn es fir uns mtr Gin
&riees5iel geben.
llnO rnicr 8iel lit oies: n0os Die
glrt bon @erchtiefeit, welde Geutid-
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mnB Gin fir oQemal erfldrt weroclt
DAB cS. bis olle Goctrincu 0ielcr glrt
ouigeac6en lporoen iino, fcineu 6rics
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ncn Nerfc6r nit 0cm 9leit Der cioili-
iirtcn @clt, feline G6once, oen RlaB
wicocr 81 oeuiuncn Den cs perlorcn
6at.~
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gum SGlnB ieincr 9acoe, ocn cr ci-
ner idarienGntgegniIng ouf Die fiir5.
lidcn NeuBcringen Oes Oeiltidcn 9lO'
nlirals iDiomete
glo60cm er 0orauf 6ingcluieicn,
BOB iih lett bcinobe Ireiuiertcl Der
bclpo6ntcn @elt pon 0eutidlano 10.
gelunn0t babe, lmO 0oB fallm cinc
S9odc ocrocGc, Die nibt Oen 6einoan
Cciltihlonos eiucn nclicn 6injufii9e,
erfldrte SorO W}iincr
uGeutihlouo's oollfommene mo.
raIiide Siolirlng be9innt, ouf ous
9oIf ibre girfline au duBern. Wlon
mag iib 10 0iel oitf 9ht mo @iieu
perloiien, pie mon min, es giebt Ood
materiene, pie moraIiibe glodt6eilC
fir Die, weIhe iid ouBcrBoIb oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
SOOms SsOpRtms 2lniperLltdt.

Gr5iinmua Der A., sihnhg i9ts~-ials
0jrnburtt, tlnier9rabnrte nnb Mrr5r.0nfie
bcalnuen nm 1ifniidg, ben 2. CfloDrr. Cullc.
ainntQurie lhr ecbrtr, WlUHlap, g. CNo0gr
4nrie ln wi0eni1aftlidcr WciNaneiubrung un0
Nbcnbcnrie iir tednlidle Nrpelicr, i5 cllD0cr
Sur StlnnQnn8 zines 9oIQlpgo Qorellne man
an ben 9e8irat (Sen20 .Cn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
glmf @rnmO ocIanfcn.

Gin omerifanilbes 5dlocbtidiff. -
llntaa ercignete Ii9 in 5einIiiden
@ep6iiern. IT QoS Shiif oiirfte
obne Sdwierigfcit flott geluadi
iperoen.
@oi6ington %. September.
Gus 5lotten-Ocpartement altori-
iirte 6cltc Nlittag ole 9(nfiinoiglng,
ooB Elm Sdla9tidbiff Der amerifani-
i6cn 8lotte in bcimiiden @eludlieru
ollf Oen @rlnO geIalifcu lei. Die Dlit-
tbeiling lnrtet:
Gas 6lotten, 0eportcment 6ot ei.
nen ofii5icQen 9eridt erbaltcn, Der
>beiogt, OaB Elm Sdla6tidiif Der
omerifonii6en 8Iotte in beimiiden
@euoiiern ouf oen @rlino gelalifen
lit. Ios Shiif rubt obnc @eiabr,
ino es miro erpartet, OaB oosielbe
obne S6pierigfeit flott geno1t wer-
Oen miro. Die 8eitungen DerOen
Oringeno criidt, feine Snformation
81 oridcn, wclbe oa5u geeignet iein
f0nnte, Ole Soentit1t ooer ole sFoli-
ton Oes geitronoeten Sdiifes aus5u-
iinoen."
gtmcrifanif6er 9 6ooner
Derienft.
Wa fbin9ton, %. September.
Das Staots- -1epartement er6ielt
belite in einem Goniulor-@eribt Die
auuoe, ooB Der nibtbeItiidte amerita-
niitbe Sdooner nSenrD 2ippit~ in
Der arices6one Oerienft pnr0e. Die
9emannlmg mur0e gerettet.
Ger S1ooner botte einen &ounl'
in6oIt bon S95 Gonnen wuroe i'm
Sabre 1895 in &bomoiton, Wley &C.
boit unO mar Oos gigentbum elmer
8irua in @6ilaoelpbia.
&uiiifhcr 8eritorer bur dj
@line Derienft.
sB ct er $ b Il + q, 2S. september.
Der ruiiiicbe 3eritorer u0cboto-
nil" lit am Olittwoh in Scr Office
onrd cine @line perienft worOen.
Ger 3erIiorer batte cine 2dngc
BON 2l6 SUB, Gin Displacement bon
Gl5 Gonnen lmo wurOe inn Sabre
1905 gebout. gr mar beitiidt mil
5pei 4.7-50lligen @eihiiben uno 6
Secbspfiinoern Seine 9eiaBlme
5d6ltc 5u normalen 3eiten 90 aopIe
Sleruplunc TndJen GnelumO 6cin
@onoon %. September
6cinolide 9leroplane erificn 6eutC
9l6cno oie SiiooIt-aiiite @nglano's
an. @inigc Oeriitbtcn, 2onoon 81
crreibcn, cS gelang i5ncn ober ni6t
lle6er 8erliiite mo Sdaoen iino bis
ieBt nod feline 9}odridteu cingetroi
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
gIr6citcrluirrcn 6eIeclcat.

@orts, %. september. 3wi.
itiefeiten 5piiden 2lrbcitern in ec.
uiiieu aIoiien Der Niulition.6obri.
fotion mo ibren 9lrbeiteeberu iino
geidGdtet moroen, mie oeitcrn mat
lid gemeloet muroe
8eiOe Seiten 6aben ocr @ilolng
eines pcrmonenten @ermitinngS.
Gomitc's beigeiiinmt Dem lie nb
untermerfen ipollcn,