davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1917-12-06

1 have no complaint tc rake. out one
cannot escape ones thoughts.
NJ Tersstchenko spoke rapidly. ais
voice trsmblsd and apparently ne was
S How are things in your eeunt.y," be
asked, @We all look to AmeSica Tor
support and guidance. Please convey
my greetings to the Americana
Scores Constitutionalista I.
NJ Eechsploutoff, the former enperors .
faithful servant, was bitter IN his re-
crats. deagnating them as the worst
"Thsy h.ys no principles and no ,ns dsaaits
FOR power and wealth. They want al ana
will give nothing in return"
as America going to nghtr' the speaker
asked. 'Is shs doing ANYTHING to help
tho cause Of the allies7 Will they con-
The correspondent described the prepa-
rations being made in the United States
and tho Determination Of that country to
racy. The prisoner seemed to BE- rcas-
sured and requested the correspondent to
express his admiration for the United
States.
former empsrors conhdantA and VINO
was implicated in the assassination OF
the mystic monk Rasputin. greeted tne
cqrrsspondent most cordially y. n hi: .,th ss,h
physically and moraIly-physicaliy BE-
cause am . sick man and morally be-
cAuae suffer for my country. which 10
in such . state Of anarchy and deSre-
Causes Of Revolution.
What were the chief causes of the
revolution?" the correspondent asked.
'Rasputin and Alexandra Feodoravna
(the former dowager empress). VINO
imagined she had the capacity to rule.
Once she wrote In letter:
and Russia has lived through such
periods-when It was necessary for a
woman who was stronger than tho
man to assume the reins Of govern
msnt. Even % now the nn3 deluded ere ereaiure hn,
when, as q matter of fact. all the let
ters she has received expressing 10y
atty and gratitude for her acts Of char
ity in connection with Red Cross work
were written by the okhrank (secret
police).
THE other causes were the spineless
intelligence, cowardly oflcials who arc
hiding in the back yards Of Moscow:
They were after ranks, decorations and
for ones convictions they were not to
be seen. They are despicable people"
How, in your opinion. will the chaos
end7' asked the correspondent.
Tho outcome Of this will be = mon
archy," N. Purishkevich replied in
tones Of deep conviction.
mot an autocratic monarchy. OF
course, but a constitutional monarchy:
ION what do you base that belief"
''I base 1t on this: Tho Russian
people are now In Q sort Of mental
stupor. as II overwhelmed with poison
Gus gases. When their minds ind , have
ton in its true light. When the peas
ant gets land@snd he needs land
never cared a straw about him-he
will want another car and an orderly
government. That is his nature and
I have the courage to say it in the face
Of my enemies.
when they arrested me those very
soldiers for whom I had worked three
years at front did not know anything
about my letter to Gen. Kaledines
They found 1t afterward. But I am not
afraid to declare publicly. unlike those
cringing towards who are concealing
their names. that I am a monarchist
and a convinced monarchist."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
gImerifaniide ediffs6an.a alaIinFeit.

8os gtobigotionssyurcou oes @ons
Oels 0cportcments beridtct, ooB
p66reno ocs aaleuOeriobres 1916
ouf priOoteu omerifoniiden S6iffs-
6ou6ofen 1853 aouffobrteii6iffe oc-
6olit mllroen, oie cine Eotol- -Sonnoae
bon 520,S47 09ceiitertonnen ouflpci.
len. Sir ousldnoiide 5irmcn mur-
Oen so S6iffe nit einem Sonnenge.
bolt BON 39,392 9legiitcrtonnen ae.
bout, woOurb Ii6 sic 9ln8obI Scr bcr-
gcfteltcn ediife ouf 1918 uno sic
Tonnoee ouf 56O,239 belduft. 0ic-
fer GeforO miro MIR OIIr6 oos sya6r
cnocno am 80. SUM 1908 ii6crtroi,
fen, in weIdenl S6iffe NIT elmer 20.
tul.Eonnoae bon 6142t6 Sonncn
ecbout wuroen. Bon Oen i'm bcr-
floIicnen So9r gc6aiiten Sdiffen ipo-
rcn 1852 NIT ltA029 Sonnen aus
Stobl ecbaut. 0ie 0lebr5obl Ger &C.
boiten Sdnffe iiuO fir Den llebcrlcc.
Son0el beItimn1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
tsricdliIdlc y9cihuadltcn.

Eie griccbidj .iotbolii1en uno ull'
iiihcu 9iir8er imO Gimpobner @mc-
riraS bcgiaseu eeilcrn i6rcn @elb-
nad5is.9lbcno. Dit n@tta @ollal"
ir6blidc @cibnadienD begriiBtcn
iidj acitcrn Sicie Gcle6ronicn imr
iuurbcn OcmcutipredcnotSoitcSoicn
IN scr grichiid.tot0oliitben Stride
ob0cbolten. Ger Souptieitog Der
eioeutlidc @cibnadjictag uiro bentt
in bcrt0umliher @eiic begdngcr
imo onG Der 3nridocbIic6cncu unl
@eordH8ten III ocr oItcu Scinlat0 sc
0octt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
llnit nndl NcltihlanS.

Gie na6ltc 9Boit nod 0eidiAlano
Gciicrrcid llngarn Tilrfci mn
@brcmbrr9 pir6 oif Dem an Sonl'
iioa, ocn 10. Syonnor, pid gtctusDorl
obpcDenOcn Gnmpicr gDromnens4
iioro" ii6cr glormegen bcforoert. 4a'
iiir oicicn 9ompicr beitinmten 8olt
iodcn niiiicn bis sSrcitoa glbeno I'M
10 ll6r nit glnqo6e ocs glamcuS oeS
5hiiics I'M bieiigcn Salptpoitoni
cnigclieicrt lcin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
gIl9 pcrmiSt aeineloet.

1rnu rSrene Scnb bon 9lr. 23l
MorlinN gloemlc. @ooO6crrp mel
0clc Scr Goli5ci oaS ipurIoic Ser
id0unnocn i6rcS NianncS, Stanle1
1cnb. GsrieIbe lit 81 Sabre aft,
) SUB I 3oll groB uno piegt ii0
@nnO, bat ountlcs Soar, glottraiir'
tcS @eiidt blanc ghigen mo trug,
ols er ieine @o6nuna OcrlieB, eincu
idpar5cli gln5iig. idlpar5e Shu6c
mo cinen lpeidcn ldhwar5en Sut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

geitern Oie 9lcger G6orIcs 5ronflin
i6 So6re alt, nno 9loolpb 9pro, 10.
id6rig, Dem Sugcnbgeridt ga oic.
ieIbrn inter Der 9eiduloiging iie.
ben ben odt Sabre often Somaro
Golfmar BON gir. 1913, @eit SAP
ctteItraBe, IN Scr glG6c iciner g9o6-
nnng angeinlcn 81 bnbcn Eic ill.
genoIiden StraBenrdi6cr bottcn cS
ouf oic @clob0ric obgciebelt Sic ser
aleinc IN Der 6onO 6otte, ronnten
a6er mtr nit cincm Eodct, 0oS 5lpei
YiunO Butter cnt6ielt. 0ic 5hldjt CT.
grciien. Die 9lcecr, iucldc ponSoiu-
orO NIT 9eitiinnltGcit iuic0ercrfonnt
WlrOcn lprrocu nni @rpnO ser Jc.
ldrciblme. Die ser iibcriolcnc Sino6c
ob9ob. III 0ait ee6rodt
9eidnIOi9teu lid gcgcn.
citig
Gittcr g9iaioms in scr Goutoll
Boli5eiiiaiion ocrurt6ciltc 9eitcrn
9crnoro 0l @lsliagc lno ocr O'egcr
Sobu 9ell 5u jc So Celebrate mo
Soften Nlelioge iogtc ans, oo6 CT
bon Ocn 9lcger 9ea ucriolet wuroe
nnO onna6nL OoB Oicicr i'm berau.
6en poatc. 9ea crfIdrte. 0oB er iic6
Dor Melingc befdn0. aIS er bic 9.
SiraBc on Scr SomborOitruBe ent.
long giIig. mN anno0m OaB Wlcl-
iaec ion bcrnubei luodtc; cs entiionN
Gin Strcit, Ger oic Gcrboitimg wno
0ic Scrllrt1cillng scr 9cioeu sur
Tol0e hotie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Grr @eltfries bcnts uur ciucm
SATIRE.
s. 2yonnor 1916.

Guiiiidcr Tlrhbrudsucriud)
ou Der Strppa-Sront niiblingt
Seitigc Sample on ser bcBarabi-
ihen 6ront, no ser Semo 1000
@eiangene ucrlicrt.
Sie Staot 9ioncp, III meldlc
Oeutlde @ranaten iollen, bon Der
9ipil6euolterimg gcrornnt.
Sic 9(diirtcn beiesteu ole erie.
Hiihe Suiel @elos mo bcnud.
ricbtiacn glt6cu ciniad bon oic.
ier T6atiahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Gum lcttcn edJlaf ae6cttct.


slui Oem Baltimore 6rico6oic pur.
ocn ocitern Die Iierblibcu SieIte
OeS i'm "a. 2e6cnsia6re aus Dem
Sc6en eeidieoeuen $rn. Somuel
Sartmam 6eigeiest. - Phi Dem.
iel6en 5rieo6ofc miro 6eutc Sr.
@. @. @oltrop 6eeroigt.
9lui Oem Baltimore 6ricO6oic pir-
Oen gcitcrt 9lo6mittog Die Itcr6liGcn
lle6errcIte OcS am 5. Somor Der.
itor6cucn Samuel Sortman Ocm
S6obc ocr GrOe ii6crac6cn Gie 9c-
croiolng ionO pom Stcr6c6auic, CIR.
302S, Snrioro glpcnuc, aus itott,
no Goitoro Sobn Sommcrlottc bon
Ocr 3ionsfirhc cine 5u Screen ge.
bcnOe 2eihcnrcoc 6ielt, ionic cine
gctrclIc Sd)ilOcrung Oes 2c6cnSlalifS
OeS Geritor6encn entipnrf imO oen
Sintcrblicbcucn Groit ipeuoete. Cine
lluncnge 6errlidcr @lumcnipcnOeu
unO Oie 5ablrcid cridiencncn 9c.
fonntcn unO SrelnOe Oes Eooten
Ic9tcn bcreotcS 3cugniB o6 bon Scr.
9lHting imO @elic6t6cit, sic oerlcI6e
lid als 9iirger iopo6l mic ols &c.
id0itsuonn erluor6en 6otte. gllS
9abrtiidtr0ger iungirtcn sic Serrcn
Sobn 8ogel 9Irt6ur ScippcI, 9lu9uIt
6ommc, George MittcnOorf @m.
lln6od imo @illiom get. Samuel
Sortmann iuurOc Dor 6clno6e "A
Sabren in 0licoro6 6ci Gi6pege, IN
0cr gi01c bon Goiiel, aur6cIier &C.
boren unO fom I'M Sabre 1865 nodl
9lmcrifa. Seine Satin, Scinride
Sartmonn nit ser er AZ Sabre
gliidIid bcr6eirotbet luar, Itor6 Dor
orci Sobrcn. Son ieds, Dem 9Soore
gcborencn Giuocrn iinO suci nod
om Sc6cn 6rou Sophia Bet un0
SImeIio 2ind. 9llIBerOcm 6interldBt
oer Go6ingeibieocnc nod cine
SdpcItcr, Srau Sophia glieOer-
goll unO 5lpci @nfcI, Somuel 9et
mo Sspolo 9ind. @r 6ctrie6 3S
Sabre lana cine @irt6idoft on ser
Csdc Scr Gcntral.2lbenic uno Seficr-
Ion-Strobc. 500 lid o6er Dor 5e6n
Sa6ren bonn @eid)ditc sllriid, umt
ieincn 2e6enSobeno in Jfu6e un0
6rieoen 5lt genieBcn. Tic 9eeroi-
giIngS arrangements ipurOen BON
SenrD Soed & So6n gcleitet.
@m. @. S8ultrop geItor6cu.
Sn gter bon 50 So6rcn ieancie
Sr @n. @. @altrop OoS 3eitlide.
Sief6etrauert miro Der Go6iugeldjie.
oenc BON ieinen Slnge6origen mo
iablrciden 6reunOen. Gie @ecrOi.
gllng oes oagemein belie6tcn Wlon.
mes, scr ieiner @ottin 9(nnic g9aIt.
rop IN ben GoO folgt, iin6ct 6cute
9iadnittag 1lA ll6r bon ser @o6.
nns iciner Sodter. 6rou 6ricoo g.
Tcin6orOt, Or. 1905, 9lorO 9rnO.
iorOitrabc, aus ouf Oem Baltimore
6rieO6ofe itott.
| -
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llntrrhnItnnn .gQrnlnriier.

aNnoiiprum1 aNbin one i0au marrD2"
,,Iurb'c ST. 0rpcrieucc".
,,NnDeiD'- 1bc 0berrD 9loiiom5".
,1lppDOr0nc"-- -N0uOcbuc uno Mpnoelbiloer
,,Wl0ulnnb GdnOeOtuc.
,,NinnI.9sobrmle" Eicic No6e ienc Sori
5cnuna 9,dmlie Sohc. .Snir uno blrmer"
,Bluorla" NnuoeUllle uio l8nnocbtlocr.
.Nulton National Epern Gn." Sienlial,
ccli ~ Sdnnor. Nbcnos. ygliod" III bcr aynric
sglep 2Darl SnmpBonies Crmeiier" Dhii'
nod. ben 10. Sduuar, gbenoe, eonjeri IN ocl
spDric"
.,9alilmprc epmphonie,S Srmeter" Sreiiag,
ocH 40. Aunuor. 0on3eri IN Der nSorle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

murocn eeitern gIbcno oilrdb cinen
pciterclt 6oubiiberial crrcgt, Der
iih in Scr glpotbcfe ocS CT. @corge
Niauricc Sec an ocr @dc scr Dlooi.
len, uno @orf.9lpcnuc ereiguetc, ais
olele @oiiantcn an Dem @ciddit pors
ibcr oinecn.
@cgcn 7 ll6r 9lbcnOs bctratclt
5lpei @ciBc mo cin 9ic9cr 0ic glpo.
t1cfe unO faliten bon Dem amucien-
cen @ebiilien gSaItcr aoI6 einigc
Gioorren. Soils bntte Oos @clO bier.
fiir in Gmpfang genommcu iu6 mar
i'm @egriff, oasiel6e in Oic Hcgiitrir.
foiie 81 t6im, ais Die 9uriden Dem
jlneen lRouu ioleten ipo6ei elmer
ocr @eiBcn cincn 9lepoIocr SOC ino
Siolb oufiorOerte, icb mduSdcns
itia 81 pcr6olten. Die 6ciocn Com
pIiScn rGlimtcn IN Der 3piibcn3eit
idbnca Oic &aiie, ipelhc 5lpiiben $50
mo 500 cnt6ielt, ans. 9ci Ocnr
&erlaiicn ocS @cid1ites be0ertctet
Ge Dem al Sooe cricbrcatcn aolb,
fcinen Sout BON ii6 81 ee6cu ODER
Siilic 6crbci5Irllicn meml ibm icrt
2c6cn lieb iu1rc. glili ocr Strabe
oieclanet iihten bic &Gubcr itbnel
oos @citc, un0 &ol6, Der cine Ser.
iclgnng DER 9ilriden ouine6men
moIltc, ocrlor oicicI6en aus 0cu Sc
ibtstreis. &ol6 elite bierauf on oas
Selep6on lmo benahriAtigte Oie 40.
li5en bon Dem Gorina.
Die 9nridun itanocn i'm 9llter BON
lnaei16r % So6ren, mo sic Yoli5ei
iii I'M 9ciis elmer por5iieIi9cu Ser.
Ionol 9eidreibung Oeiielben sur
,3eit Oes lleberioaeS mar DER 2oOen
hcu crlcudtet mo piclc &niiantcl
lirgen an Dem @cihdft poriibcr. Der
&orfoa ipiclte iif 70 idnell ab, oaB
fCin @aiiant bon oemieIben &enntniB
iN6uen fonntc.
8err Sec. mcl6er ifber Sen Dor.
gang 6efra9t ipiroc, fomite iiber
oenicl6en feinc Ausiogen MAIDEN uno
bate nod ni6t Oeiimitip iciteeitellt,
srtlucr 9ctroa oen 9ririden in oic
SGnoe geioQen mar. Scrr Gol6 mar
bon Dem @ei6cDencn Oerart mitee.
nommcn, OaB or lid na1 Souie be-
q. Cen mlJbte. Cine gln5o6l Gctct-
iios lmo Boli5iitcn oeS mittlcren Gi.
iiriftS iuilrOcn ioiort nit ocr gluiar.
beitiulg betralt mo idJeincl @riinoe
pcrSulicgen, ole cine baloiIe Gcrboi.
ting Scr ircdcl JlGuber III 9luslidJt
| iielen.
Eorldnfig 5ll 5wei Sal :
rem Dcr0onnert.
Sn &crbinonng nit ocm am 26.
G3em6cr alf Stto Spriggs ocriib.
irn 9iolbii6erioG, Der liD i'm norO.
lid5cn 5toott5eil obipieltc, mnrocn
lonl Snmltag pon Der &oli5ci ocs
/ InoroliMen GiitriftS Der giceer @lS.
mort5 SolufinS. cine Ocr &oli5ei
icGr po9lbcfanute Fcrionlidfcit, als
Giid oguo" Sluit6, cin onoercr 9le4
GER in @ait gerommcr, oo Die 20.
Il5ci @rin0c 6attc, dnilcbmen 81 fol.
ncn Oob Oicic Di6nncr etTuas 5ir
: S:uifldrnn9 Der Roubiibcridllc, ol
1 iitt in ocl lcBten Sagen ercignet bat.
ten bcitrogen foiultcn. Sic &olijcf
1cttc ii6 niGt gctapidt. SaufinS
.iro Smith mabtcn 9luSiaGcl Die
o.r Ser6ait;lng oeS 9ieacrs o9lrdic"
Gdion, alias oVi0gic Soc, in Ocl
Camel 9lllcD wo6nbait, iiibrte. bad
cinelu &erb0r ourrb Gapiton Surlct
pom noroliAcH GiItrift geitano Sod
| icn Cit oen 9ioubii6erfoa alli ocl
! Goaeftor Dlorf 6obeD BON pr. 7t6
i SilO. Sbarp. StraBe, mO bic gcrau
gnng scr aoiic ocs @eihdites uor
S,Gmcs O'9lcia, 9tr. 2317 @reen
| n.olint.9lpennc, poQfiibrt ~ ba6er.
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9SieOcr Gin Jfau6ilbcrfall.
3wei @eiBe uuO ein Neger Die Gbdter


Ser cbcrau ns i'd in Der gpotGcc pOn Or g. @ Sec an Der
@ur unO WaOiOn-gDcnuc 5m Suideu $50 nnO 500 clcn
ben SGuScn in Die Sanbc. Der @e6aIe SSolr aOl6 nit
Ocm SOSc 6cSrOlt Srnfcuriub SOdiOn SOrlaufs mei
Sa0ren @r6eitsgans 0ernr1ei ganOit 1aSs geNamOia.
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Rnr ein 6rimaetrSnf.

Gas bon Geo. @iint6er ae6roitc
@irr lit oos bciie. @icIc gcurt6eilcr
bon Bier crfI6rcn Nab cS irecno ci.
mem erilflniiiscn ausldnOiidcn gier
alei9tonimt. @eraOe oos 0ina fiir
oen Somilieugebralib. SeineS Giro.
ma. better @cidmad uno Ic6r nd6r.
frdftie. Gircft BON Der 9roucrci
ourd oie neueiten N1aidincn o6ee.
iiilt, woOurd oaacmeine 9iein6eit &C.
iir6crt miro. 1iitc 81. T6one:
@olie 90.
(Siui18,tSi@o,Go) (9(w)
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0nr,e stnhtnrlliaEeiten

g9ie aus gten Orleans beridtct
wuroe. lit BORT Serr 6. Glob S6rci-
ner, Gerfouis.glacut Der n@outincn.
tai San Gompauo", 9cItorbcn. Ger
@eritorbcnc wo6nte in 9lolono Qorf
mO mar in @cIdGitSfrciien cine be.
fnlnte Ferionlihfcit
Syn Der .9'rit6 S6olom Sollc"
9ir. 1912, OI.9altimore,Str., inno
eelicrn g3oGmittog oos 6. ,So6rcs.
bonfctt ocS Greens 0Ibc 9auq6tcrs
Of Sormonp@ iiott. ,Srnu 2cna 3.
Giicn6crg iii oic 9roiioentin.
9(n 10. Snmior miro Die .,Grciepc.
renee 9ooc" Scr ,,OOO 6caoius" in
Der nSomilton Sale, Samilton
Eerroce, ciucn .SloudabenO", Der.
bmOcn nit onocrch llnicr6oItltnocn,
ob1oltcu.
Sn Oer,r9pric" iano aeiirrugl6cno
bic jG6rlic6c DliiiionS 9faiienocr.
iamnllmo Scr neutrality-suspicious.
icbeu STRIDE itott, bci mcIder 9ii6of
ScnrU Ct. George Eudcr aus Gofio,
9Sopan imO So6n Stcipart 9rDou
ans Oii6mouo. So, iprodcn. Die
percinietcn airdendore iongcn ci.
ni9e SieOer.
Gie 9leligionS : Gompoonc Ocs
G6riiili6en &crenS illnecr Wldn.
ncr" wnrOc ocItcrn ylot6mittog inn
,.6orO'S CpcrnbouS" Oilrd ,Srcocricf
9. Smith croiinct. glm nddlicn
Sonntag miro ..Sad" 9ioie. Scr init
Dem Goieut6al.@lorO in 9lcu gorf
in gerbinOmae eritniocn 6abcn ioa,
iprcdeii
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lclcgraplIiIMer Wctfcrberldlt.

9lus ocn iibrigcn 9nnOcs-@etter-
observation-disclosures pilrocn Die
folaenocn nicSrigItcn Eempcrotircn,
sic inn s llbr gcitcru 9lbcnO 1crrI9-
ten, 6crir6tci.
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6lnf6.
g9cttcrauSiiMtcn.

Sir @lorvlonO mo Ocn Iiitrift
Gollmbio 6cliie flor ctluos fdltcr,
lpeiilibe @mOc
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ediifEfnrtcn

Don unr uaH 9eutidlnnO iIno
Seiterrcib, ,llngarn ii6er 9lotterOam
uno Sleu.gort. @eIblenOuneen nod
@uropn.
3heO. s. 9iener e Co.,
2l7 OR.guIiimOre.Str.
(Ndra13-) 243 Sib.WrUaSwas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

%oitor ". s. 5tergcr, 0r inO 5rou
9nircO gartriogc alots, &idorO $.
Scnfius, @en. u. SEQ anott, SSo6nS.
@mning Saul s. EroOdcbl, s. s.
9conarO, Sr. lmo 6rau @orf 8.
S6riuer, Srco. @otts 6ormon, Sr.
imO 5rau E6omos 9l. @6cIon, ,Sran
~. s. Gal6ot, Sr. mo 6rm G6os.
S'95eia 6rol So6n @l. Sittig, S.S.
9oees, O6erii Soof, W' s. Senfins,
6rou Z. q. Goricu, Scnrp u. goiie,
Sr. unO Srou ISM. 5. gS6eotlcD
bad" @oof, Sl. s. G0au Sorrp9ic-
Graden SRI. 9Ro6org s. s. &hm.
felt, S6omos s. 9udler, Sr. u.5rou
sSo6n Sterrett @ittings, Sr. II. Srou
Ser6ert s. Sturm, Geo. Nlob, 9boS.
Wlonog6ou, g. S. &cunert, EotridS.
Mc@rot6, Sr. unO 5ron 8. Bruce
@olcott, Sr. inO 6rou @oltcr Nlc.
@lonnon.
Etc 0elerlidtclt, lucld)c 0em Glll'
pfong borouSging, NOR wlnOcridon.
Ger 9irdendor iang inter Der Sci.
tung bon 5reO. 6urit SummcPs 9.
Meiie in G.Gur; Oas nSu6ilate SEQ"
NOR BON @ilcoy, ogeni Creator uon
@oluioO ino Der SdIuBeeiaug mar
SduOers nSoaeIuiob.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
eOnnenauf. uub llntrreana.

@onncuautgong ..,. Z II. % VI.
5unncnutcrgong .I. 8 H. ! W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
@nnocS.0cpartemcut fir 2anOwirtD-
ldlnft-yDcttcr. Nnrenn.

9,ornalc Scmpcrotllr .....34 @ro0
Wliiilcrc GcupcratiIr. IA @roo.
9iie0rigitc Ecmperohr. 33 @roO
NohlIc Ecmperatur $50 @roO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
Csut5Og i'd Sem irSiIdcn 0lidter.

Gic t6-iGbrise Olcgcrin @Icnore
S6afeipeare bon Or. 26t7, 9oom-
5traBe, Die am 81. DECEMBER cine
9lnSobl 0ucdliIbCrtobletten beri6hd-
tc, Iiarb gcitern I'M ct. Soiepb's 500
ipitul. Gie 9oli5ei wartete oui oic
@cneiuug ocs @1odcns, Inn oieicIbe
allf @rimO elmer 9lniduIoieime pc-
gen TicbItobls me6rerer pertboacn
Eiamonten aus Dem Sauie ibres
9lrbcitgc6crS gli6aro Cams see, glr.
2S43, 0Soro.@borIes StroBe, 5u ocr-
batter. Sic Steinc ullrOcn aus
mcbrcrcn 9liugen enticrnt, sic 6rou
Sec ge6orten. Ger Gie6itobl mnrOe
Der Goli5ei eemeIoet, mo nlS Oie
9|egerin oicS erflbr, nobm Tie oaS
@iit, um ocm @eidngnib 5u cut.
gcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Sm ,9hloitorilun- S6catcr" iouO
oetern 9lbenO oas oierte Gon5ert Der
9lei6c. uelde bon Scr .Siioiicben 9il.
oimes .Gcrcinielua@ nrronairt pur.
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iien morcn: 6rar 9olliS q. Ojutnlan.
alaoicr. Scrr Bart gSiro, gcao, imO
9Ibran Moics, @ioIine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
,cmfcl 9'IstcD acitur6cn.

Ganj plotlid itarb aeiicru in iei.
ncr @obulng, Pr I, 0catb. .StroBe,
I'M 81. 0ebensiobre Ger Eoli5iit Ee-
ter $. @unpnan uom iiiolid)cn Di.
itritt oer ii6cr 80 Sabre 0em Goli.
5ci. gepartcmcrt anaebortc umo ii6cr'
aa iuitcr Oenl 9lanen ,.GnfeI Gctc"
befonrt mo beliebt ipnr. Gr erloa
cincr Geromtungsiloruug. gicber ici.
lcr @ittwe, Catherine @iunpman,
miro Der Geriiorbene uon icnem
Sobnc @arrp, ;einer Sodlter SilOo,
einenl &riiOer uno ciHer Sdlmeiter
iiberlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

1ciucn Al @cburtstda bcnil9
SScrr GBoS. ". Gompbcll, Glerf i'm
Superior.@eriht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
glcridlt 6eS Waltimorc Mcttcr6nrcanl

Der 6clIdtietcitSge6oIt ocr SuIt
mar 72 3ro5cnt I'm S ll1r @iorgcns
mo 30 &ro3cnt I'm s ll6r glbcnOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
g3ri'm 0nppeln perlebt.

Der 27 Sabre oItc Sobn ". Gro
man bon gir. III goro.Rodoole-
glocnic, gcrict6 gcitcrn bei'm 9np-
peln BON SroMtwngeons in Dem @ii.
tcrid)uppcn ocr y@cmliplOunia Giieni
boDn eeieuicboft" oil Der @looiion.
5iroBc auiibcn 5rpei Hefrieerotor.
99oggous mo miIroe idper perlest
Wlon brodie ibn ms o@lercD.Soipi.
tnl".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08

Dcntidc, CritcrrcidJiidlC nnO llnsa.
ride Grieasarlcihrn.
100 &art nnS 100 0runen onfuarts
ShcO. s. Hiener & Go.,
'Mr5t3-)i 2i7 Sh'gaItimOrr.ety.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-08
On I0eNefcr 2 aIaa.

Ger yic9er NIfre0 Ulitdell BON
9ir 734. 9iorO @rlditroBc, ipeldcr
lciie Siaiicgcnoiiin SronceS Moriin
init elmer 9icrflaitc ms Wciicbt
ihlue imo ibr Sdnittpunocn bci.
bradbte, Oie i'm Soipital 5uaen0bt
iucrocn mlBtcn puroc bon Slifter
9rcnocl i'm uorOlueitlihen @olijeiee'
ridt 5ur 3obhng uou $5i.A5 Der.
Oounert.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-30
THE WAR CAMEL
 MOST PECULIAR
 OF ALL ANIMALS
Would Cost Much to Keep in America But Subsists on Wild Forage in Ma
 tive State.
The news that the British forces

The news that the British forces operating near the Suez canal have employed came1s in some of their charges against the Turkish trenches gives special interest to a coElmuni- cation to the National Geographical society concerning these desert beasts of burden and warmounts. A portion of the communication is issued as the following bulletin:
 There are almost as many varieties of camels as horses. The Arab name for camel is djemel. Those of Tunisia, Tripolitania, and Algeria have one hump, and are really dromedaries. Certain breeds of camel can with stand the great heat of the Sahara desert, and others that of the. zero weather of Tibet and China.
 The ordinary camels of northern Africa (dromedaries) cost from $50 to $50 apiece, and they live on almost anything that they can find to eat by the roadside; hence, it costs next to nothing for their native Arabb ow- ners to keep them. Should a Euro pean own camels, and attempt to feed them with hay and grain, he would find that it would cost a dollar @ day for each one.
 During the Italian war in Tripoli, the usual price for hiring a camel and it's driver to take food supplies from Ben Garden to the Turkish camp was from sixty to seventy cents a day. It IS amazing to see the rapidity With which herd of 500 camels will eat to the ground a large pasturage of prlckly pear from eight to ten feet high, Leaves, stems, prickles, and all, disappear like magic.
 In many parts of Africa the natives keep all their date-stones and give them to exhausted camels, weary from Holland Has Two Per cent. Increase their long Sahara march. The camel reslsts at first, and the date-stones, molstened in little water, are push ed forcibly by the handful, down the cameIs throat, after it has been made to kneel, and then securely fastened. In two or three days the camel learns to eat them of its own accord. The natives say that these date-stones