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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

OaS BON oelcn gScgen ourd6iDnittcnc
&ol0itiid 81 ne6mcr. Ger Griolg'
mar noh Oieien i1auerliHen 0piern
lmer60rt flcin. 0eitli6 Sem iponn.
ten Tie Die @rGftc tarter 9otoillone
gcgcn eincn 9nuern6oi, Die Wonacn-
iermc, al. Sbrc 9roBe 3d6igfcit
bottc ic6liebIit6 Ocn 1epiinibten Grs
folg, nber Dcn scr oeutiben 2mie
fam Der @egenitoB nit groBcr 9Siinft-
libfcit un0 nd6m ibucn 0os @cboit
mieOcr 9lnb 5wiiNen @orOecolrt
mo &cm itenuntcn iic6 ii6eraiIs 5abl-
rei6e arGitc 9eaen oic oeuticbelt @jrd.
beu bis lie idlieBIic6 oie Sinie Oodp
ein5llOriidcn pernod)ten. Ger Der.
t6ciOger madtc 0ic 9Irbcit lnu9pic
RIG mo uncnOlb idJuer. 9IlS bic
Srdbcn nidjt mc6r 81 6altcn parcn,
ging cr ir sic 5ucitc Siuie 5ilriid
lmO Scr glngrciicr ia6 iid nod cinem
ser piitben0iten Sample, Die iibcr
baiipt in Oiclem arieO 5li 0cr5cidncn
iinO, picoer i'm 9eiib BON orci Qua.
Orutfilcmctern ieincs SonoeS. 5iO-
meitli6 BON 8elloD mar Ocr 0rud Der
iranj0iiden 9lngrciicr c6enfoas ie6r
itorf. IS oeloue bier ocn Nlciiclt
bic oroBc GhouNee gtmienS- Fcron.
he 81 crreihuu aber oic Sutb Der
Oclltidcu Suiduteric mari lie pieoer
5uriid. Sicrbei gclaua cS Scr 5d5
nuHitobcn6eu Gcrtheioi0un9, ibrc
StcIlmg I'm cine alcipgfeit 5u Der
bciicrl
Ger Ocptide @iicnlpoll
nidt an our6 brc@cn.
Der Eo0 wor 10 6hiti9 mo ID
bart iuie iiM MIR jc elm biitoriiber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

&rieg ltcQt an Oic 2ciitiH9sI00i9Ieit
ocr Giier6ubnen gouj ungcuounlide
9lnicrocrungen. gtamcntlid luiro Ser
9eiriebsmittelparf ocr @iienba6uen
iomobl Ourh oie 9coiiriiiiie Der
Scereppenpaltlmg pie Ourh bic
SronSporte Ser Se6enSnlittelpcrlor-
0una ser 9cpolfcrimg nlbcrorOcnt'
lih 6conipruHt. lrob itortcr &ogeu
bcitGnoe, NIT Semen oic Giicnbabnen
in oeu aricI cinaetrcten limo, mo
trob ibrcr oauernoeu itortcu Ser
mpbruna lpGbreno ocS ariegeS 5eigt
iid) cine gSogentnoppbcit, sic inner
gcionntcs gsirtbihoiiSIeben bccin-
trGdiiat. Sir ieocn poterIdnOiicb'
Ocnfcnocn 9iirgcr crwGdllt bci Oieicr
SoGlooc Oic &ilidt bic giicnbab-
ucn bci ibrcni 9citrc6cn 5u inter
iiii6en Sen S2ogenparf 5iI cntlaitcn
iuiO Scn SSogcnumlaui 81 bciMlerni.
Ncn llim0tbigc TRANSPORTS niiiien
untcrblcihca, no iic nidt ST pcrmci-
Sen iinO. miiiicu iie 10 qepdbIt iper.
SEN oaB tic oie Giicuba6ucu mog
liAlt rueni1 bcloltcu
@or 9lIlclunulb iicb o6cr Scocr Dor
9hlacn baItcn OoB oas bette Wfittel
sur Smocrius Scr SSoecnnot6 in Der
idlclltigcn @es mo GntloOlmq Der
@agcl 6citc6t. Seoer SSooelt Der
oith mir cine ShinOe lGnger ais
r6t0ia in 9lHpruc1 Gcnommu miro.
miro ooourd cinrn anocrcu Ernus
pou cnt5o6en. SlIio belle SSeocr, 100
cr fomt Ouuit oic SSirtiamfeit Der
@iieubobncn Oicies crprobtcn un0
ihoricn &ricgswcrl5eugcS, uid)t Id,
oct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

0icicn aricaSiMaplab nid1t uc6r
lin Greiguiiic, sic I'M 3uiammen'
bang nit Oen Gingen an Der Sc
iammtiront crit 9eoelltlne gewin'
ucn fofmelt ionDeru iun clue liberia.
eenOe Sadie nm Oic @rfilhng oeS
lebtcn @niibMiieS, bis sum SiCg
pcitcr 81 fdmpien. 0ieicr @nt.
ihhtB mar uiht leidt GeluorOeu.
0lan bat glallblidcrpeiie bel sen
@c6einiiiblmaen IN EoriS mr ga.
rm Sic ariegSmiiOigfeit iiberpui'
Oeu f6men, baB mon OaS cnoIibe
@ingrciicn Der GitalGnoer ais ocn
beporitc6enSen @ntiheiolnasfampi
bnitcllte. Slrbt6nr baben bic gn9.
I1noer bis icst cnttduidt. IS iii
0auj 5lpciiclloS, OaB ibrc tupiereiL
iriibcn ilugcu 5oloatcn folmt an
Die OeliidJcn tnIO irnnjolid)en 6inaus
reidcn, imO 9onj 81 periogen ihcint
Oie llnteriiibrlmg. Ninn bat oen
flaren 9elpciS ncucroin8S mi eincln
oroercn 6rontabibuitt por 6romeI.
les GnS Observation-Disclosures
gcacll oie ocutihea @r0beu it GRIND,
lid nliBaliidt, gSir blbcu lurcrc al,
ten Stellungeu uoIlig it uniercu
@Gnoen Oic &erInlie scr GngIGn.
Der gebcn ms ganj llngep06ulidc.
Nn Dem Sample 0lonH Oegen Miann
iicgte Ridlt oaS cu9lii6c iportIibe
Sratling, ionocrt bier Die &roft unO
Die 300igfcit, Oie oul &or0cl0nOc scr
bogcriiDcn 9llpcn bcronmlhs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07


mir. pic oiel ibr Sboio 6. asiuFRon,s
VeQeioblc @omponnb gcboIfen hattie, luess
bolb ich es 81 iIchmen bcodm Nas SIC;
irltat it, oab leH ebi bel outer @eIunSl
heit bin lino ieineu Euq Qlr6et einbibe.
Sic ni1een meiucn @rief peroffentliden.
I'M ar0ereu Mdodlen Die oute gSirfiino
bon Sboid Y. %iHtbams @eaeto6le Com
roln0 81 Scipt.l NrGiIein W,arie
GMnclh. 81 cjdrocners Ctr, Troa Nill
H.sS, YittS6dtqt ga
Njcies Qiste niic Nrdutcrs mO 9Snrs
sci 0eilmiitel bat iidb bei pcrcSiidcu
Shmer5en innncr Srouen ,inerreic6t be
ipieien; eS ert1ot. ipns our &ieoerbcr.
telling qeiunoer 3uiidnoc not6ie 1T.
Sdlreiben ,Si1 oil oie Snoid Z. %ints
0dm MeNicinc 60. (Ucrtroulidll Spnn
Nioii. Inn igcic 9inib, iucm Sic NeNcu
beciWfcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

oriidIidc9 9cr6ot ooococn 5u bette.
ben. Die urer60rte Sete 0egcn ocn
ocutid)en Sol0aten mag all loIben
Grideinungcn idlulO icinl yIoH I'M
MGR ooer iebt 6cionOers pieOcr
glou6t Ner Seine in mis- Nl0rOer ic.
ben 3R miiiicn 9lls elmer irniercr
Sonit0tSiolootell inter 9c6enS9c-
io6u einel nit iiini5e6n N}aibincns
aeuc6r.&ugeln ucrpinOetcu engli-
'iden Giiijier ouS cinent @ronat
tridlter 5oN Bat oieicr INN icin Sc.
beil. IS ldBt lid 0orouS lmgeid6r
erlueiicn tuoS Scr epsliide Gnrdl
i9nittSiooot iid ii6er ieiucn 6eillN
erjoblen ldbf
Sic bic enGIiicbc c &nOoller
ric5niammen9cihoi- h oi-
ipuroc.
Scr Ionicritog brodtc iibcr oc
aeiammtc Sormeiront SGmpie III
einem llmionae, Scr iel6It Oie 9reig-
niiie ScS Observation-Disclosures IN
Sen Srbattcn rcilt Ger @c0ucr
ideiut oen Go9 iiir Ocu SmnptidIng
ieincS llntcrncbmenS ongeicbt 81 ia.
ben. 9lld 0oS g9ctter ipor iiir bic
9lngriiiSicric or0Bten 5tilS imgcs
mein giinliia. Gle ieinOliCbell 9Sl1.
nc id)ieucn uicbt cinen ionoern cine
gauge &eibc BON Tlirh6rii1en nnO
5war inn ieOcn &reiS, porgcitNriebca
81 6a6eu. Nlon fam lid ionit falm
crfl0rcn, OoB sic @ngIdn0er audi il.
re Souolcric iiir Ocn Sdg bereitee.
itclt 1attcu gln9ciAtS Der &cr6dIt.
niiic oili Ocn peitIi6cl ariceSicbau
ploB fonutcn mlr 6orn bcriticuc
Irppen IN Nctrodt fommen lpcmt
uadl frditiacn SdIdgen sic ocutidcu
9inien iid ouiloitcu.
CaS iuor iuOeiicl tctup5uca5 scr
5all lma Oocb orong oic aapoIIcrie
aui Dem weIligen Gcrrain bcilnl
5ourrcnlrs9Sal0c Dor. @S lit idupcr
81 crrotbeii, III pcld6cr ncncn aanipi.
pciie lie Ole ciligegrobcne ,Sniontc.
ric SIT iiberpoItiocn oadjtc. luS ril.
Digc SdiiBcnfcucr Ger Gert6eioiecs
lpori lie 10 flmtcr6lnt ii6cr ocn Soili
fcL pie man cS lid) nur poralis6cfl-
fen fonite. sic wrr6c ciuiu4 sue
lonnlengeidoHct 9l scr qanSen
Sficniipfront irbloiicn Oic Sample
Ocs Cages nit eiuem lmlcuabaren
lnlO ourd) feine 5Gr6unqsocriud)c 81
perIlcincrnOcn Griol9 iiir inns al.
z tnrmwellen nou elmer
Siertclmil'liou Nieniben
sSoit einc Giertelmillion Meuidcn
6ranOetc IN imBdblioen Sturmpclen
9cgen oie Oeutide 2inic an. Sic ser.
idbelltcn miner micbcr. ober III oca
iidcr GroB5iaioen 9hioriiisplduca
NOR iuo6l audi ben gan5 9roBen er.
iten Gnttduiduneen nno itarfen
Serluitcn Hednnng gctraacn. Eenu
enoIidl lnuBte ccr @ert6eioiger Ooh
crniioen ms oen letten Stirnuel
len Den Neg iiber sic @rG6en ent
ioeOcr iiber6aupt freigc6en oocr ibG
ipcnienens teidjter mancn Ger @eg
iler idcint nod immer ni6t oil Oicic
eiuriiitbig toOes6erciten G1Iupier mn
Sein inO 9liMtieiu 5u gloubeu. Gr
ideint cS iiir iwfaBlid 5u baltcn.
ooB Scr oeutihe Snfaateriit nod inls
mer nidt Dou Dem @rauien 0ieicy
S9lodtcu ii6crudItiat III. BIS 81
5e0n 9Gu9riiic trleen bic 6cin0c gc
itcru ali monAcn Stelcn iuticrcr
,Sront Dor inO gloubteu pom cinen
DliBcriolo Bis 5um onOcrcn irncr
luieOcr oil sen 2nrdbrud. Der bon
ibnen perlangt mar.
Q doucrli1e Npfcr un0
iller orr tlci1tc
Urfplge.
Udgen OoS SternudIoten bel Der
mauoouillcrs raunten oic 6ran5olen
iogor ein elites .Qlal OIL trob Der III.
eIaIIbIi6eu @erniitc, Die Die criten
5ebn geriH1e i6ncn abseiorOert bot.
ten. glun cn0lid) gelang cS ibnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07


mid icl6it dn9eiuie
fen aber ieoen glo
liat bate id 10
ic6irere glnfdIlc. oa5
idl ilic1t arbciicH
tunitt uuo su S5uii
Ie bleibeu ulibie.
iraS id) mir nidlt
9cliotten tonute.
siiiberoem lit idl
an 9opfidlnierscl
'Sdliuinoel 9(ni4ls
len uno 9Seiu 1T
Der Seiie. Oleinc
I..ItNta4 49,. y .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
Wen iifN

SS,ai; ifj nlcllcl AsaGM ly6gN,
mia rc1s icl ininles pon retJuEgs.
cS 5ct'cH Dic st aot1 beinl sl,ial,
liitct tsg.ial ielde SelaosorR Uss.
cgrf lae"
gSclar itl lac, ea W,aaU iirccrR
w.n re0e idl mimc, NoN 02a 81.
ilNrsNeneeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

She tNrlpnml .Necr Der &crr,
6eA Sie mir ucnIim dnJoicn. bai ia.
pie in erlabrca babe, i.boN iism
miiiicnl-
4eIrciiH Sis slL SrdAci. laNit
uuilicn sizes miga!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

@crchtiatcr %llnlh.
,Sit es Osnn misfiih Hoibrucn0ig,
cor In GIN NcncS 0roucS SeIci0 bn-
bel uuiBt Gliic2 @cocntr nod Die
ldllcdisa .3ciiesl~
Sos pcrncht 81, ,idli Su0o. Ga
En fiir Hltaaalidl crtl0rt porOcn
Bit nrB ood meuiaiiens icmono uou
Scr ,Tniiiie Scl0Qrait traoeni"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

Aie iic scbciIt luurOc. 0Ottc Soul.
IdImcrScH, SdIwiuOclaufGae
nHO idjrcdlidDr SdJmer5cH,
fOuntc nidt ar6citen.

SIikbiir1b, "a. SD bin cine
SSoiie, ll'o loon i'm sitter bon iie6Je1n
tfFi aht Sahrru i,or ieh 11if
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

SlufferIyhnie0e im0 BhtfEbcrs.
Snbn Ngbrrt i794 gbamcssgmabe It. i u.
IeIep0cn; gsolie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

BIum6ina. Furnaces, Aonges uno
Gcicri Eodnedcn iln0 Rinncn.
Bennett aTos., 1928 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
porbcifonncnl

ySeBt werOcn bolO 0ciicrc 3eiiylt
fir mid fouren; id) betleiligc miM
al einem Wiillionenntcrile1mcn.
-Tu? SSic bait Gll Oeim Oas an.
seIieIlt2"
oSSdl babe mir ciu gldicl 2oS in
Der StaatSloitcrie ecfouii"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

9ioi.a ClaG uucArccN 0Ss NeliA
ipiclgs)A SEER &crcn ielcn Sie
0oit obcl cje &illp 6arnl iuo9Ecn
Nod ore laIuetgciraiheie &oniiAcN
bon mir"
Sayeu $50. Ia clio ocWlleym1
'Gcu cine WMtalW0 cll0oiQl.c'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
aricn nnS Ceilcnbalncn.

Sil ser 9Icpcu &relBii@eu 3ejtuuN
oom 10. Ic5clubcr Icicli iutr: Ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

e~Anuct &ntElt trrWlGu @le
oeun nidl glciN. iDenn idl ruic2y
,sSd bite nal gHrsc algl, at<iii,
%eluc lidO cin9siAloisul~
100000 ~ h.cd;an gnrenu oct
aor uiclis iu liiGlcN Js,NanNcn2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

g( glie tpmMt Is nur, can Sie
iimcr III ShulNcu itsdell2 Sdanen
Sie iia) gar iiali2"
u .lio. rsoca Sie uidlt IL; Sicl
0ai@n p;eucit1. oIodlSdaloen wtEys-siI
e. ..SlHn2 irenn2---N ~
& .Na, lpsRn Sbnta eintr 'IpoS
ppmptsl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

0ic 5chcnSmiirOi0teit.
@roBc aReni@cmmcngcn ani Nem
Totshomcr Nob IN 9erIiu. ,SN,
ucllgierig naiiwlidl nnf nit rdn.
aSSos iii los bier? @ouI 9eihirjt2
@rotfartc ocrlprcn2 Glcftriihe v4
pgtcc, Dlannedeu peiicu 5c mil,
'slpiro ileih IL hmeo glana in 3iuil
nDrbeifommcnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

pgSie foauii ri lnr Scr Srir0a
ollie Geiic tScbcmlriic dnDcrtrnacHl
5ic 1T Oodl ctl ~ perIoGeHcS &c
iG6pi."
ot5croNp OcSholb ccun culcnl Sii9
ncr alGubt Wn nicht"
Dte 6ciorg4sarie I'gottin
dyantis aSp 6fap Niiiac,3 Se
boten 9InsB Sbr Mann tcnnts een
lsb&n ner.ulpkiten ataymaDari$
miidtiaadi lMs1n?"
NliogSgaitiu; y@d jaa Gcr mnB
IL IA ;aifsel taal' Nnl 100 mas lbs
iDor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

&, etstt IasHc g., SS2 sgf Morn @aN 1ir
observation-disclosures til0 HUM0Ieg
#tsrrr 9. nrsen & wsYbs'p, 10 CEgtginalpa,
e5frdNe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

&lccbplottcR. DlctaG etc.
e9er. yearin & 0o- 3He, 10 rs AoineyIions
Sirdar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

9httrr Mics III i sAeger, rein
Sunse. $50 ms-S iNaii1diih niclb
po iN ciiDas lDarep ionue
Nwgc: @ic ipdriA Ocm ms; asr
5ccic, Dluitcr2 So tdt i lpiffiA
uiCD ucrlnin'n bein gsalbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

IeutIhe Bidder unn 8e;iItriiien.
n. oaHIHd, gSr. 600 BeitgtrIaaioa Ssvase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

NbqNNenitn Ste OgW .NfMtiAtn HBtYrS1o,.
censsn" nlsNt pNMiiiM nAQg nnrc4riin6Nio AZ.
yaiirn' hub aebcleu, Ser Ciiigr oanou ptr ~.
lsPVpN pety iNulHlM WlituslRue sN mpdsfp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

@tn.#Dcrr (Gii c'Wcin mobiflNpiliF
dlcnon .vionnc), Sinh Sic afer
and ciuc ribiie tEnrtci ?"
800 mill i'd nc,ncm bci ms ipii.
reu Sic roil ocW Gin Na0 ylNs2ie9'n
aiMt AoS NiWNeiicl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

3eitungen, 8eitiHriite,l etc.
-1bc Baltimore Eeips Company grbert e A
wsc0eyS, 1eiGaHatnbscr. 22t 4iGaipeiiSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
OciGbdftss @egiDriirr.
WlcrcautiIc AscHeb.
M. q. Dun g. 60,
B02-eio wSarbIduo Trnlt pIog

@aumatcrialien Ibiireu. 8eaIter-
rabincn, 210en etc.
3as =, EoIter & Gn., 1i6--.t7 en0-TrsDe.
tidsSirnbe.
Eatellt.9lnp1lte.
0bipiH a. eamneIs, glentsamoait: Hdiense.
HntoeiNS Smrtmnrfcn, MeyinAercttc. Ijiages
lamb Irilit @utlbin1
6nnpi.h Y. Gerarlcr, fle-1f7 0ar gili!tsiia,
tSiidbriae Gridbu1nN
". .. & "a i. NDucrb, 31t Continental WlA0.
Nrniii5tren felt 1879 eriolqteib Ia g1ait,riors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
gsiaaOIe.h. .@eIMaite.

g'ssuiuIISasea eoan gr.., 1 NON scs, ,atrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
oan0iUirtDidaItIide @crdfbc rnb

OrIIiliO aHrHsr &C., aO5 gsoro.ssasassfrass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

aSAotogr1bb.
NeuruM---Gin 9,botcofnpr bon Mrssestrgaa
%r. 10, Xse.t9eTinIi1r Slrahs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

@IIeimoorcn alIcr 9lyf ln0 NuI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

Gpar,AaRfcn.
,,IuiiAe cparhuag rpa Balemefr,H enlon.
NIB Baltimore 5icGhe
Eruit-Gompaanien.
seals 'nsppIsi unb xswa Scmpanp, is gossa.
etraHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

. .Tcntinlf ennf pru @a!tinoreo aoIilmoses
NM NCnibansEtrabc Muqnlt edeber Wr6Nt
ntnt; Sebn B. Ncnhcr Rccsag agrsFNtas,
Georat y NGu0. faiitrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

oglm, c6cu leic id III rG 3Gtuqa
cin 5tatiitifcr ba onSNcreiGlH. NaB
IL 5000 Io6rcn aili irocn DIANA 100
Srolen fonIuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07
9posionoI Ig3onfci,

nx9e Oh 1napr National BGuf" ,Snr, i1is
@rcicr'SirGSr Sncnb SB. NODt. NrdilAfnEs
SenyO g. 6ieSne. 0nii,rer
nGfrrnb 9ldiiDncf Nnnt" 4a2 GEor or1yonnlD0t
% g. s90pner NnIiirer
.,saehern Molinual gdif." IA snlS, ,guiGlossix
VI. Wlaiton. NGiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-07

Utgen 0oS Sternpdlohen bel Der
mauOouillcrs raunten 0ic 6ran5oien
iogor ein elites .Olal OIL trob Der iii.
eIonbIiden %crnlitc, Die bic criten
5ebn 9eriadc i6hcn a6sciorOert 6ot.
ten. yluu cnolid gelang cS ibneu,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-11
STAKE MEETINGS.

On Sunday, June II, 1917, the fol-
lowing meetings will be held in
Blackfoot:
The stake presidency and high
council will meet in the usual place
at 10 a. m. and every member should
be in attendance.
Commencing at 2 p. m. in the
basement of the Blackfoot Second
ward there will be meeting for all
the priesthood of the Wapello, Black
foot, Groveland, Rose, Moreland and
Riverside wards. The sisters of the
Relief society will convene in this
meeting until the close of the open
ing exercises, when they will adjourn
to their own meeting. The Sunday
school superintendents will also meet
in the above meeting until the close
of the opening exercises.
There will also be a meeting I'M
der the auspices of the Primary as
ISOLATION in the upper room of the
Blackfoot Second ward at 2 p. m.
There will also be meeting I'M
der the auspices of the Y. L. M. l.
A. in the Blackfoot First ward meet
ing house at 2 p. m.
1t is hoped that there will be a
full attendance at all of the above
meetings.
JAMES DUCKWORTH,
HEBER C. G. RICH,
NOFEAR DAVIS,
Stake Presidency.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-11
MONEY WASTE IN FIRES.

The following letter is being sent
out to agents by the Board OF Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific:
To Agents:
The fire waste in this country
amounts to about $3.50 per capita
each year. In Germany the figure is
aroun d SO cents. The difference is
largely due to carelessness and oper-
ates as handicap to the United
States in the war. 1t is also large
but generally unrecognized factor in
the high cost of living.
The opportunity is now before you
to render your country a patriotic
duty in pointing out to your city and
to property owners the necessity OF
greater care Fin guarding against
fires. Premises should be kept clean
and all reasonable facilities for ex'
tingu ishing fires should be provided
so tn at as much as possible of the
vast quantities of foodstuffs and
supplies that annually go up In
smoke may be preserved to strength,
en- the nation.
G.. v. LAWRY, Dist. Secretary.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-11
AN AID MAY PREVENT WASTE.

So long as the old world, Europe,
Asia and Africa, did not know apouI
potatoes they were satisfied. Inc
Indians did not know about Deads
and they were satisfied. When the
white man came over with Deaas
and found potatoes good to eat, the
two exchanged, beads for potatoes.
But they had to show each other the
goods and perform the trade by
handing over. Finally the whole
world learned to profit by potatoes,
and all Indians acquired beads. II
the old world had never discovered
the new it is probable that neither
beads nor potatoes would have been
known on more than one-half OF the
globe each.
A good many folks never discover
the other worlds about them. There
are city people who never go into the
country and country people who sell
dom go to the city. Each lives in
his separate world. In smaller way,
for instance, a lot of Blackfoot citi-
Izens know very little of what the
Farmers of Bingham county raise IN
garden and field. They couldn't tell
you where the things come from
that they are eating off their tables
every day. They go without many
things that are going to waste few
miles out of town. .....
Now you, friend farmer, are not
altogether posted on the wants or
the people who live by handling
products from far off, the middle
linen, who raise no food and make
Inc clothes. Do you, for example, eV-
er throw away an oversupply or per-
ries, or fruit, or feed some extra but
termilk to the hogs, simply because
4 there is nothing else to do with 1T?
Do you ever let some piece OF ma
chinery go to rust because you per-
sonally happen to be thru with 1t!
1t would be a good idea for each
class to explore the others terrltor-
lity, by means of publicity 1t Is not
every man or woman nowadays that
has time for exploring personally. 1t
is all done by reading and advertls-
ing.
Everything that is wasted takes
away some of the worlds wealth,
and nothing need be wasted II a
proper use were made of newspaper
space, No man has the right to
throw away something another man
needs, or to waste food when others
60 hungry. 1t is wise to advertise.
1t is a patriotic duty. 1t don't take
much room in the paper and so is
not costly
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-11
The CUB SAYS
FINE EXAMPLE OF SUCCESSFUL
STOCK RANCH - FISH HATCH
cry FAILS TO PAY IS SOME
GRIEF DRILLING DEEP WELLS;
MAN RAISING HERD OF HIGH
BRED CATTLE HOME RE
BUILT AFTER FIRE.

B. M. Parmalee has been resident
of the American Falls tract" for
eight or nine years and has acquired
$40 acres east of Springfield by pur-
chase, the latest buy being eighty
acres from George Shelman, who
moved to California and afterwards
to eastern Washington. Mr.. Parme-
lee has ninety acres of wheat, TWEEN
ty acres of oats, 1875 acres of hay and
two acres of potatoes.
Lysander Shelman and his boys
have 100 acres along the state high.
way east of Springfield. Mr.. Shell
man has twelve registered Jersey
hogs and twenty-five pigs.
Duffin brothers, Clarence, Cyril
George and Stanley, came from Sail
Lake, and have leased 900 acres OF
Boutwell, & McConaughy east Of
Springfield. They have 200 acres OF
wheat, thirty of oats, six of potatoes
and something like 400 in alfalfa hay
and seed
Don Shelman has seventy-five acres
of land, having bought seventy-five
recently, and has eighteen acres Of
wheat, thirty of hay, ten of oats, two
of potatoes and six or eight II
Grimm's alfalfa to raise seed. His
recent purchase was forty acres al
$40, the land having no house on it.
v. |. Welshons has eighty acres
east of Springfield, of which about
thirty is in, crops, mostly grain, will
alfalfa seed.
G. N. Chamberlain has thirty-fivt
acres of wheat, six of oats, three o.
hay and six and one-half of Grimm''
alfalfa for raising seed.
S. s. Kopp has $50 acres, of which
forty-five is in wheat, twelve in oats
fourteen in alfalfa and three in pc
tatoes. He is on the Drysdale place
southwest of Pingree.
Lourvie Wark has leased the farm
of Charles Bates, who died at hi
home in Omaha last winter. Mr.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-06-11
HORSES LOsT-$25 REWARD

One feebitten gray gelding, weighs
about 1900, branded in (combined)
on left hip; one buckskin gelding
weighs about 700. blaze face, black
main and tail, one hind foot white,
branded with something similar to
pitch fork on left hip.
Disappeared from my place south.
east of Springfield, April Is. L. M.
Lovern, Springfield, Idaho. ad. Att