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The midland journal., 1917-07-20

Jim agreed. II guess you'll have to
forget it, sis. Just don't think about
it. I'll bring Wharton around tonight,
and we four will have supper, eh?'
Lilas' hesitation in accepting this in
vitation seemed genuine, but she acqui-
esced finally, saying with q short
laugh: "All right. Maybe little jeaI-
ousy won't hurt my lord and master.
He's getting too bossy, anyhow"
=
When the four set out that night
Wharton was in exceptional spirits.
and, as usual, devoted himself to Lore
lei. For him life was a joyous ad-
venture; he took things as they came,
and now that he knew the girl for
what she was he did not allow him
self the slightest liberty. He was a
fervent suitor, to be sure, yet he court
ed her with jests and concealed his ar
dor behind playful raillery.
Jim had ordered supper at a popular
Washington Heights inn, and thither
the quartet were driven in an open car
which he hired in the square before the
theater
1t was a charming place for sup
per. Contrary to her custom, Lilas
Lynn allowed herself free rein, and for
once drank more than was good for
her, rejoicing openly in the liberty she
had snatched.
1t is peculiar liberty to sit soberly
through a meal and see ones compan-
ions become intoxicated. Lorelei
watched Lilas and Bob respond to the
effect of the wine. The whole pro-
cedure struck her, like her present life
as a whole, as both inane and wicked,
and she longed desperately to lay hold
Of something really decent, true and
permanent.
Jimmy Knights admirable hospital
ity continued; he devoted his entire at
tention to his guests, he made conver-
sation, and he led it into the channels
he desired it to follow. Then, when
the psychological moment had come, he
The midland journal., 1917-07-20
SYNOPSIS.

Peter Knight defeated for political Of
flee in his town, decides to venture New
York in order that the family fortunes
might benefit by the expected rise of his
charming daughter, Lorelei Knight,
known critic interviews Lorelei Knight,
now stage beauty with Bergman's Revue,
for a special article. Her coin-hunting
mother outlines Lorelei's ambitions. but
Slosson, the press agent, later adds his
information. Lorelei attends Millionaire
meets Merkle. wealthy dyspeptic. Bob
Wharton comes unlimited. Lorelei dis
covers a blackmail plot against Harmon,
In which her brother is involved. Merkle
and Lorelei have an auto wreck. The
blackmailers besmirch her good name.
Lorelei learns her mother is an unscru-
pulous plotter. She finds in Adoree Dem
crest a real friend, and finds Bob Whar-
ton is likable. Lorelei leaves her family
and goes to live alone.
The midland journal., 1917-07-20

acted with the skill of Talleyrand.
No one but he knew precisely how
Bob's proposal was couched, whence
it originated, or by what subtlety the
victim had been induced to make it.
AS matter Of fact, it was no pro-
posal, and not even Bob himself sus-
pected how his words had been twist
ed. He was just dimly aware of some
turn in the conversation. when he
heard Jim exclaim:
"By Jove, sis, Bob asks you to mar
ry him"
In prize-ring parlance, Jimmy had
''feinted" his opponent into lead, then
taken prompt advantage to Counter"
Lorelei awoke to her surroundings
with a start, sensing the sudden grav-
ity that had fallen upon her three COM
panions.
"What-?"
Lilas nodded and smiled at the be-
wildered lover. That's the way to
put it over Bob-before witnesses"
"Don't joke about such things"
cried Lorelei sharply.
"Joke? Who's joking?" Jim was in
dignant and glanced appealingly at
Bob. "You meant it. didn't your"
"Sure No joking matter" Bob
declared vaguely. 81 was just say
ing that this is no life for a fellow
to lead-batting round the way 1 do;
then Jim said-I mean l said-I need
ed a wife, a beautiful wife. l never
saw girl beautiful enough to suit me
before, and he said"
Jims relief came as an explosion.
There! That's English. You spoke
mouthful that time, Bob, for she
certainly is a beauty bright. But 1
didn't think you had the nerve to ask
her. If she says yes, you'll be the luck
lest man in New York-the whole
towns crazy about her."
wen make her say yes" Lilas add
ed, with drunken decision. "Come,
dear, say it." She bent a flushed face
toward Lorelei and laid loose hand
upon her arm. well? What's your
answer?"
Bob fixed heavy eyes upon his
hearts desire and echoed: Eyes, what
do you say?" More than once in his
sober moments he had pondered such
query, and now that it appeared to
have taken shape without conscious ef-
fort, he was not displeased with him
self.
81 say, you don't know what you're
doing" Lorelei responded, curtly.
Now, Bob, like all men in his con-
dition, was quite certain that he was
in perfect possession of his faculties,
and therefore he very naturally re-
sented such an absurd assertion.
Don't you b'lieve it," he protested.
The midland journal., 1917-07-20

that boob Wharton was getting dafier
over her every day she gets her back
up and the whole thing is cold"
you mean it's cold so far as you're
concerned" Melcher judicially amend
ed.
"Sure. She's sore on me, and the
whole family"
"Then this is just the time to marry
her off. New York is mighty lone
some place for girl like her. Suppose
1 take a hand"
"All right"
"Will you declare me inT
Certainly"
Melcher eyed his associate coldly.
There's no certainly about it, You'd
throw your own mother if you got a
The midland journal., 1917-07-20
CHAPTER xII-continued.

MISS Wyern uttered, Ine SOpuOmOre
with the bristling pompadour uttered
q bark of amusement. Meeting Bob's
questioning glance, Lorelei seconded
the invitation with a nod and quick
look of appeal, whereupon his de-
meanor changed and he drew chair
between her and Nobel Bergman, fore
ing the latter to move. His action was
pointed, almost rude, but the girl felt
a surge of gratitude sweep over her.
There was an interlude of idle chat
ter, then the orchestra burst Into full
clamor once more. Much to the cha
grin Of her escort, Lorelei rose and
danced away with the newcomer.
"Why the distress signal?" queried
Bob.
"Mr. Bergman has-been drinking"
"Rum is poison" he told her, with
mock indignation. "He must be low
person"
"Hes getting unpleasant"
"Shall 1 take him by the nose and
run around the block"
'You can do me a favor"
He was serious in an instant. "You
were nice to me the other night I'm
sorry to see you with this fellow"
"He forced-he deceived me into
coming, and he's taking advantage of
: conditions to-be nasty"
Bob missed a step, then apologized.
His next words were facetious, but his
tone was ugly: ''Where do you want
the remains sent?"
"Will you wait and see that mine are
safely sent homer" She leaned back,
and her troubled twilight eyes be-
sought him.
'I'll wait, never fear. I've been look
ing everywhere for you. l wanted to
find you, and l didn't want to. I've
been to every cafe in town. How in
the world did you fall in with the old
bell-cow and her calf?"
When Lorelei had explained, he nod
ded his complete understanding. "She's
just the sort to do thing like that"
Wharton ignored Bergman's scowls;
he proceeded to monopolize the mana
gers favorite with an arrogance that
secretly delighted her; he displayed the
assurance of one reared to selfish ex-
actions, and his rival writhed under 1t.
But Bergman was slow to admit de-
feat. Dawn was near when the crowd
separated and the hostess was driven
away, leaving Lorelei at the door of a
taxicab in company with two or her ad-
mirers. The girl bade them each good
night. but Bergman ignored her words,
and, stepping boldly in after her, spoke
to the driver.
Bob had imbibed with a magnificent
disregard of consequences. and as
result he was unsteady on his feet.
His hat was tilted back from his
brow, his slender stick bent beneath
the weight he put upon 1t.
Naughty, naughty Nobel" he
chided. "Come out of that cab; you
and l journey arm and arm into the
purpling east"
"Drive on" cried Bergman, forcing
IIorelei back into her seat, as she half
rose.
Bob leaned through the open cab
window, murmuring thickly: "Nobel,
you are drunk. Shocked-nay, grieved
las l am at seeing you thus, l shall
take you home"
''Get out, will your" snapped the
manager, undertaking to slam the door.
"Fm tired of your insolence. I'll"
Bergman never finished his sentence,
for in his rage he committed grave
blunder-he struck wildly at the
flushed face so close to his, and the
The midland journal., 1917-07-20

LoreIei has been taken to "swift"
restaurant by her employer who has
designs on the girl. She Is badly
frightened-and helpless. At this
point Bob Wharton appears. She sees
In him protector.
The midland journal., 1917-07-20


Greater tragedy stalks into
LoreleI's life. She is besmirched
by vile men and women urged
on by her mother and brother.
The memory Of one nights expe-
rience was a horror burned into
her mind for life. Her only
friend in this crisis is drunken
profligate, and he makes her III
with his attempted caresses.
How she solved one problem,
how she was trapped into taking
the biggest step of her life Is
described with vivid detail In
this installment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Der Angritf eiuen Neutrality-suspicious.
S9leier Dor iid) botte. Gin boler 3li'
loll nerlie5 bier ocn ridiiiden Stlirlil'
tolonnen cine Torffoppc, ulto le
tonnte cs aei6eben ooB cine gon5c
rlllll1e glrmee Gin tapfereS otter
relc3ilb uugoriibcs aorps ii5es.
rronHte, Inn oonn nod Elm Stiid oer
lNolports oni6ieBcuocu 6ront BON
tnnen ouf5urolen.
Sbrc criten offi,icaen @clourgcn
lloer Die %oraGnac in Mol6unien
ollrlteitln gSclcntlidcn ocr No5r9eit
entlprodlen bo6en. gtls a6cr Scr erlIc
ertolg troe idperIter @erhiie mo
rlididbtSloicnt 0lenihrteinioB cine
ausgiebigc 5ortentipidhng uerlagte,
pegornen lie init itetig lpablenoer
lInoetilnnertbeit fleiucrc linO ortliN
3el9rdnttc 9faum0cunNc in beoel.
ienoe Siege iinBuOiMten, Die iie IN
9roBjuaigen @cfongcnenjifiern oils-
otudten. 90 ungei6br ieit Dlittc SimI
l,loqen lie olli ocnl @opier III ieoeni
VeIecbt ooS ii6cr ocn 0routrounI ci.
i'er SlOillon toiini binuuslnlgt @e'
lan9ene IN idruinoelerregenOer 3a0l
i'l'o erbeuteil Oo5u @eihiibc, iooicI
oer Nariicr imo 9orOoncr 9eittneS
leler mr. wiinidell mag. Gic lluwabr.
9elT lolr1er VcriNte erneiit ii1 Dem
aaeunpelangenen an sen Eatiacbcu.
@enn llc einmal an ocr Sipo, Ooltn
aol lnleoer oiiI Stodoo iluo ein orittrs
glol bel SroO0 oause griaooen, ia
NlpllloneII lamt nIIenI ArteasmaterinL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

per5aitct ober Der SanOcl nit 3ot
faiu unO Gpium bIiihte milter lpcis
te9 iur ooB CT pont Wlontmortrc ia
ous picl pornebmerc gNcrtel I'M Nan
pglrc DC ErionlpDc1 ii6criicOeltc. Sni
clcgontelten Scilc Der Sta0t. 5iuiiden
ocr Slpcuue OcS GAonlpS @lpiecs itno
Dem 9oiS Sc Soulosnc, licgt Sic SIR
De Ia Noupc bier pobnte cine 9ln5.
ldnocrin oie 9lacbtcinlo0uugcn cy.
licB- Eos Gintrittsgclo bctniq 80
lSr.s man toHSte ciiriQ Sna1o, ipie!ts
.Srio9e unO 9ii6 balS Sn Naccorat
unO anocren @lildSipiclctl iopic 5u
9lpobcidn5cn iibcr. gla oics poll5oa
liA BON Qiittcrnoht his Glorgcn bia.
ter iorafaltio aeiHloiieucn 6euiicru
oibien 9ioaloocb Iorbdreeu An0 nit
!VlatroBen ausgcilopitcll Siuci nSn
Der gIpcme Sc &ngroni muroc cincs
Der 6honitcn Nripatbdincr i'll cina
ridltigc 5piclb5le 0eripanOcIt po ,u
giadltSCit bic b0Witcn GnninicN 0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

pcrihInden uni iie oonn in 9eute5if.
fern iiir oen 9eridbt umjlticten. 10
miiilcn bod iibcro1 ooFt mo oieic
9rigooci ino 0ioiioncn pom Gro.
bo0cn perlhiuin0cii geuoItigc 20har
cntlanoen iein floffcuoc Tommriiic.
ourth Ole Der Shmal Der N}oirn lid
nngCbsnnnt bis an ocn @ug crgieBcr
fonnte. Sn @irflihfeit ober bonoclt
6 lib I'M gdn5 bcidciocnc &dungc.
mime, bic 8umciit inter mG6tigen
@egcailoBen ocr &erbiinoetcn ipieOcr
perloren 1eben.
Grob oicicr Grfenntuis babe id
crit icbt, ols iM an Sto@oo 3cuGc
Der Sample bonn %. uno %. Suli
ipuroc, Die 0ol5c SroBc ino D}dBlos
iiqfcit scr ruiiiidbcn 2iioen oir. pabr.
idcinlidb bic Sruppcn bci gutter N}ci.
nling crbaIten ioQen, crfQiien gcIcrnt.
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@aris iuicScr 5iiuOcnbabcl.


Cine Sdbfpeiser 3eihng pcroifcnt-
lidt eincn Barrier 9rief aus ocn
lcrporgcbt, 6oB iih iii Der iran5oii-
iGcn Sauptitaot p16renO scr ariegS.
6eit eiil glaHtlebcn alrrilbeliicr g(rt
eutpideIt Bat. Gic &oliSci 6ot iibcr
800 SMder 9eidloiieu iii oeucn
ndhtlihcrlpeile gcipielt getonSt unO
9etrunfen mur0e inO lnlr 9ctGu.
buugsntitteI pcrfauft lpurOen. gtae
oiele SuitcrDoblen oifnen crit noM
II llbr. Die Sodbe bcgauu NUT ser
Ginridltlng 6einlicbcr 9}aAttucipcn.
Cine gln5obl bon &ripahDo1nun9cn
purOe in oacr 5tiae III ,@o0cgas~
UerluonocIt g8er @inloB iinoen
lpolItc, muhte eittipeOer cine Gnpic6
llnia BON cincm 5liuerIGiiigen aiins
oen ntitbriilgen ooer in Der 9eglcis
titna cincs iolden cridciucu. &ier,
ouf cr9ielt cr @rlaubnis, oos Gin.
trittSgelO 5it be5obleu Dos iidD smi4
ltbcn 20 itnO 100 5r. bemeetc, luO
0ornit botte er 0os 9lcdt crluorben,
fir bic 9indt elm Simmer 5u mieten
mofilr er Orrhicbnittlicb nod eiumol
oaS Ioppclte oeS @intrittSaclocs III
erlegen botte Gin Oieieul 9ioime piir.
ben Oonn gronntluem unO 2iforc.
Gbnmpagner iinO iouitioc @cinc nad
@clieben pcrobrcibt - frcilib su
&reiicn Die orei. bis 5cbnnal 10 bod
poren pie III ben oornebmitcu @oit.
b6uiern. Ga ooS @eiddft lid lobnte,
10 nabmeu iidb aid einiqc g9irtsbdu.
.icr Ieiiier an, uii0 insbeipnoere pfIeate
ein befonutes 9ieiiouront Inn @oiS Sc
@oulogne NIT @iier itn0 grfola Ste
nGhtlide 8ermiehlna BON Cabinets
Eortirltliers". Soum botte iih oiejc
neue @inriAtune in @oris berinor.
iprohen, oils iie oud iogleih in ae.
wiiien areiien sic bohite Wlooa nur.
DC. inO brionoers Ioaen ibr cine
@Renee bon Siionnerifonern @c.
ihnad obgeponneu gaben. ,3iDur
sriff Die NSoli5ci elm nnO ibloB eines
Oieicr oGobarets ober oos BALI noe.
mig, sic 9lodtIofole berlnebrten iiA
forteeiest mo oos beimIid)c 9lodtle.
ben nnbm INNER 5u
Sm WloHtmortrebicrteI bliibt ser
@ertrie6 bon 9etdubungsnlittetn oler
glrt, Oic ntebrere 9lufiebeu erpedcuoc
Sooesfdllc, Ii. q. 0en elmer bct1nliten
T6n5crin. oes 6rdulein Chiffon. sd.
foIoe bottc. Ole Sertdliicr lntirOcn
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lie ). . III elmer pornebmcn NIT
Nansrot Ocs rs. Sobr6nnocrtS foli.
lid allsaeitottctcn EripahpobnunG
nobe oen Nlnnrcou.@orf nid)t mcni.
Qcr ais 23 pIoblicb reidl selporoene
aricgsliefaronten beini Spiele. @e-
Gen cine 0daion ,Sranfen iauo iicA in
bar por Sit sen SeiIncbmern Der BID.
lben @cielllhoft aeb0rten and ein
rilmdniiber uStadtSmonn" unO 8ipai
Screrber ltn 0cn nlbouiiden Ebron.
@aS oic EdnSc Sci oieicr 9lnmtmuer.
baltung betrifft, 70 begonn man nit
ocm bctannten Eango uuO oeM
@lad)ihS, Ooh bal0 Derlonete Sic ret,
m0bnte atn0iMoit ctiuoS alcueS. Gin
o@cionpenenton81 Scr pon Snitaa.
nctten untcr Ocm 9fuic .@onerno,
Samcraol~ 6c1leitet ipur0c, fau0 fci.
pcu sInflana oagcGsn crraiIa oer
pCSrnbcntnlS8 ctucn nollfotuuIeneu
GrioIg 9luch 5eisbnet it'd oieier Ean;
olirdl ciile Ic9r criNinelle On.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

monncn im0 Ocrloren murOen Die
9oronin Sc &on9har Die moraono'
tiibe @itpe Oes aouiaS 2eopolo bon
9elaieh erlitt bier ciuulol nuacDelre
Spieluerluiic. oie iie, oa lie aelpilie
@erOGdltc be9tr ser &oli5ci onjciate
0ieie bob oas 9tcit aus mo ianO ii. a.
orei ruiiiid'c Siirltimen qpei sfund,
nen olerlei Ping bOri9s ocs 9locIs,
SodeDS, SdnSer mo onOcre @Gitc
oieler glrt tenn pollcn Spiclbelrieb.
llebcrbaipt maht bic 9Snli3ci bel
Oeu Slo3jioS olli oieic 9ta1tIofoIe
nlcrtlpilr0iac eatocdiuiaer IL iano
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Oos bcrIorenc Gru8iatDn abernols
uno orong neucrougs bis an oc1
Stpr bor. GotidMIb 6oite iie IN ocr
Siiuotion ouf sic iib Scr rliiiihc
Seridt bc5og, ctmo 800 @lnnn al Ge.
iongcncn ciugcbiiBt, uber olln nicbr
Gin cin5igeS @3oi1ncngelucbr UerIo-
rem.
Sic Sdidiolc Oicicr @ruppe, sic
iitb 0cr5cit i'm &erbanoe elmer oeut-
i9en 9lrmee bciiroet bclpeiien iibri-
GcuS oic u0lIiac llusc6rohcn6eit uno
Shlo9froft oler I. in0 t. Sruppen
in &olbDnicn, Die 81 @egifl Der rui.
iiihcn 9ffeniioc iticbt ilnnlittclbor i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

Nltllen 0le Snlrmltullen 6lOeler vi
piiioncn nit Wloidineneerpebren oor-
triebeu reitlos ob. &on oen Grei9-
uiiien bci 0lof1 BLOB mittelbnr be.
troficn iHiiBte tic oleidipobl gtodts
ibre Stelluneen rGunleii, Ter er.
l6opite uno oiisgeblutete 6emO
fonhte iid tiidt cinnlol Do5i oufroi.
fen Hotrouilel nod5ltienoen.
Gie Grippe cbte lib inin III Der
Stpr.Stelhing 5fpiihep Marcos iinO
ser @egcno bon aolfi felt. Cine
i1wdde Di0iiion biclt oa einen
9iaum Don "a ailometcr 9reite. Ga.
bai miiBten abcr nod arGitc all oic
Iinfe g}o6barsrippc ob1egebeu per.
0en Die am 8. Nami bon oen 9iitiicit
uicoer beftia onaegriifen lpiiroe. glm
Oielem Gage eelaug IS Dem SeinOe
bel Sienfi orei 9iegimenter iiber Oen
,Stpr 3lt uerfen mo oorr uniere Stel,
lungen einSiloriiden. 3nm @egenltoB
ltanoen nur orei 9otaiaone 5ur Ser.
fiiglmg. Sic 5u' beritGlfen plirOcn
sDei 9otoiaone bcitimmt 0ie bonn
S&eiteu Der 5itr Silie eilten. @s iolten
ollo flint @otoillone i'm glnsriff nit
minoeitcnS 5ebn rliliiden fertig pcr-
oen. Gin itorfer ToritoB 0es SeinocS
in iueiiliber 9fihhing cntbloBte einen
glu1enbIid Die rcdlte 6lanfe oeS an.
orineenoen ruiiiidcn Hcgiucnts &C.
geniiber Oent eben eittreiienOcn iii6,
mobrii6en gotoilloit oeiien Som.
ntonOont sic @elcgenbeit cripGbenO,
iofort ocn 6IonfenitoB orrhfiibrte.
@libidueI r1roc ooS rltiiiidJe Nc0i-
mcnt oligerolt, geriet III Yanif uno
flob ioiort in poaiger g(ufloiung iiber
ocn 5luB, Oelicn icnicitigeS llfer o6er
MIR ipGrlide Reitc errei6tel. 1900
@cfougene blieben in ben &GnOen ser
Sieeer, obgaieben bon oeu bielen Der.
pwloeten, pie Der 6eino 5uriidloNelt
mltbte.
Ole 9fiiiien ipehicltcn fiiin i6rc
Notwithstanding llno bepor5retcn
iest Oen 70 lhpoh beiebten Houn
5wilbcn Sofut uuo 9oIfi. Dos ud1itc
glnsriifs5icl lpurOe ocr 0rt @ut.
5iotpn; Ger &on1pf i'm oicien ipih.
tieen &iuift, Der iih nltf Der 9ine
giarocp Slimon obipjeltc, qcponn
einen iirdtbor crbitterten Gburatter.
Gic beroiiMe 2eiihtng Der .uno t.
Eruppcn, ole bier ii cinen o0aiaen
Senegungsfrieg acrieteL Oie nit
ibpoden arditen Sen an 3abl peit
iibcrle1cncii 6eino inlmer ipieoer i'm
9lngriff oil sen Stodloo 5uriidluarfeii,
lno oen mebrmolS 0erlorenen Srt
@ui5idtpn iniuer pie0er eritilruten,
bat mir ipeniae SeitenItiife IN Ser
@eididlte oes @cltfriegeS. Ole @ni.
len botten oa mieoer lire bereitS ISL.
lia oligeriebenen uno MN nbermoIs
oiti ben Dolen StdlO gebrndlteit spci
Gipiiionen eingeiest 0osu 1ber md
cine oits Glitctruppen beitebcnoe finn.
l1noiihc Shiibenoipilioh un0 ais
Damn idlieBlid auFoiias Squli sic cine
Uipiiion ipicoe. gln5Iidj oussctlutst
mar, troten betrddtIitbc Eeile cineS
tlirteitouiicben gIrnccforps ali lire
STEELE. @eaen iolhe llcbermadDt iion.
Ocn Spei ihluoNc Iiuiiouerb inO
ibre 9liiieobe beicbrdnfte iicb nidt ouf
Gertcioiglns beiclti0tel Steliliheen,
lonoern iie nnihteu inrnter ipie0er an.
greiien Nis 6im SdJIuB Ocs fard)t.
barren 9tingens blicber iie iicgreid.
olIb In 0en idlredIihlIen glahLdmp.
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S@ pciB aenolL mic cs bel Scr @rup.
PC bel Der i'd iiouO, an oieicn So9cn
5llgina, itno Die eldn5enO iie ale glu.
9tlfle obmebrtc. gllS Die 9emaltigcn
stonnptc bei Gru5iotOu to6ten iplBte
oer rHlliiMc gcridt eincs Cages III
llIeloen onB in oicicr 0eaenO ctua
oOOO @cioneenc nebit 800 Sffi5icreu
elll9e5roAt uorocn pdren. Inter iols
uell lmIt1noen battle oieic &ompis
gfl'ppe pollig aui9criepen iein mil.
lel%ln SSistldlteit ober eritiirlnte fie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

finouna Gus, %ou Der Tcde hdneen
lonae Suoiien init &loddlcn uuo
mer non oeli gol5elioet eine DER
Glalten beriiblf mo ciit Sloddcn
SIM Soneu btni1t id6eioct ous. bis
sulett rmr nod eiu cinsigcr Sdulct
ilbria blebt 1o Die Guoiien iebr
tlef bdnBen uliiiicn Die 9dnser nit
getnidtea auien ipie gtrbeiter in ei.
nenl nieorigeu Gnunel acbpn iIn0
ton5cn Gia Tomen leiitctcn bci oie.
ler llnterbnliang auf Die bolen
Sodelihube @crSidt nn0 icblieBlldl
tou5tc ollie Nclt oen a@ra60itouj
in Strimpicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

~. ggaS treiblt Git beim ieBt
o., uSd bobc cine &tcac ats 1ie-
ncr III cinru groBcn @uro
g( a@aS Adit Ilt oena IA 5u
tinl2"
9. agSeiier uicbtS ais per oeas
GiIro 5l licben irR0 Den 1ins nnO
gluSaebcnoen Oic SiIr 5u 6ifnra
Nj. 0onncrpcticr aatM bllt
Tn IN gilroUorilcgcr4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
9ic Sample siuiidru Smr nuO
StohoO.
Bon ,Scinridj g9u6u.f, GricssbCridlt-
critaitcr.

0ie gluiien 6attcn ais iie i6rc
Sonmer. Sffenli0e olfongS SUM CT
offneteit eiuen @rioIg, ser iic spei.
felloS icIbit iberroihtc @ludlibc
3ufdac. bic i6ren 9lngriii beaiinitig.
ten, botten ibncn cincn rncrportctcn
Siee III Die S6noc acipielt. 9ci OH
ia NOR cS 9cideben. 3rodene Siibe
botte BORT Die auf Sono acboutcn
Stelllingcn DER I. II. +. Gruppen ser.
ntilrbt, Dob Iie inter ocm Eronruel.
tener formlid 5eritGubten. Scr 5toub
G6cr le5te iid III 70 oiden SArooea
noer oic 5erlHoicncn @roben, OoB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07
SasraOieenna Scr ge6ensmittsIprsiie.

SnIolge Der 9iinltiapn Griitecr0c6.
mile in IcutihIono lit ben lSrcis iiir
Cries, Der INT alcinbanoel iriibcr i5
Niennig fitr Oas Eiuno bctrna anf
2S Efennie iniO fiir Gjraupen nNO
Serltengriise bon 40 nti 30 gsienuia
DcrobgeieBt mprocn Sn @crliu pItrs
ocn oie Nrriie fiir oaS ailo Arnt bon
AZ mlf "a &ienpig berahaelcei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-07

yereiMc oes 9urb6rud)siioBe8 bel
&mfa iionOen. Dieie @ruppc beiono
It'd onlongs SSini in ndHiter glom
boridoit oeS glbicbnttteS bon Slpfo.
Sbre &irtcrItelhiug lag i'm Roumc
5milHen SieStt 0itli@ BON &olti uu0
DER 9}ieoerrng 0es &crminbobcs.
Seutc Iiebt lie BLOB 3pei GogcmGridc
ooDon am StoMoO. gcm 8. bis 6.
Snni mics lie ole riiiiii1eu 9(nariiie,
trob oeS roleuoen Eroupnclfeucrs,
Oas lie einlcitcte itno troBoea sic