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SPAULDING GUIDE AFTER
PHOTO JAMESTOWN TEAM

jamestown, n. D.. Jan. 1S-A re-
U,ASt has been received for the first
time in the history of local high school
athletics from the Spaulding company
for a picture of the Jamestown high
school football guide. Another fea-
Their in the cap Of Coach Lamb.
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II you are a woman" Prof. Edwards
will show you how to gain social dis
tinction and attractiveness that ere
ates love, affection; admiration, fame
and draws others to you:
If you would know how to become
absolute master Of conditions about
you, learn how to use: the subtle, in
visible forces within your reach, how
to overcome unsatisfactory conditions
and attain to HEALTH, HAPPINESS
and SUCCESS in all departments Of
life, YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUN'
ITY NOW. A,~N g.,
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WANTED, AGENTS.

ITO take orders for Hardy Northern
Grown Nursery Stock. For particu-
lars, address Yankton Nursery Co.,
fanktOn S. Dak-Adv.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ladies and gentlemen can visit this
eminent clairvoyant without fear OF
being imposed upon, as he has been be.
fore the public for many years and
considers his business a sacred trust
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LAMBERTON HOTEL IS
e DESTROYED; LOSS $4oyeOO

Lamberton, MINI, ). Jan. 1S-Loss Of
$40, 900 was suffered in the destruction
by fire of the Banner hotel. owned by
Charles DOugall.
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MASTER OF STRANGE POWER.

) MASTER OF STRANGE POWER. !
There are strange and mighty forces
hy-whici, men and women can be Sc
cretly influenced at a distance to do
the will OF the one who knows the Sc.
crets of using such force. These for
cess are called personal magnetism,
mental telepathy, semi.hypnotic ,sug.
gsstion, etc. All this Il teach to any
one who wishes to use, it for legiti-
iiiate and honest purpose. -,
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ambitions are daily craving guidance
and anxiously eager to know the OBJ
stacles to success, that they may be
avoided.
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PROF, EDWARDS, THE CElE'
DRAFTED RENOWNED
SCIENTIST

FORETELLS THE MOST IMPORT
ANT EVENTS AND READS THE
LIVES OF PEOPLE AS THOUGH
THEY WERE SIMPLY A BOOK.
The accuracy of recent divinations
made by this eminent scientist has
caused many of his friends and clients
to ,belieye;,'that he. possesses a super
natural power but he modestly asserts
that his predictions are due alone to
scientific understanding of the natur-
al laws Of nature. His callers and
friends who have benefited by his adj
vice furnish ample proof that he is
sincere in his work and has kindly
feeling toward humanity.
Prof. Edwards can show you the
speedy way to perfect happiness and
success.
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Have d Bottle Handy!

Cloan's Liniment is assigned its
- place among the trusted family
~ remediesin thousands ofmedi.
cine closets. Confidence in it is
based on the Uniform effectiveness
with which it banishes the pains of
rheumatism, neuralgia, .eout, lumbaeo.
sore stiff muscles, bruises, sprains and
strains. Cleaner and easier to use than
mussy plasters or ointments. 1t penetrates
and relieves quickly en,ttho0f rubbing. :
AT all druleists. 25c, Soc. and $l.e0.
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INSTRUCTION AND COURSES OF
!. %sTuDy.oFFFERED IN
swercd.

INSTRUCTION. AND COURSES OF
~ sTupYtoFFERED IN
TELEPAT4Y$$e -:
MENTAL HEALING
MENTAL SUGGESTIONS
SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS
MEMORY AND MENTAL Gull
DEVELOPMENT or WILL POW:
EReAND Personal MAGNETISM.
THE OCCULT SCIENCES
HINDU ,YOGA KNOWLEDGE $3.50
CLAIRVOYANCE -. - ''',':-:
PALM1sTRY, DEVELOPS MEDl.
UNI AND ALL ALLIED SCIENCES
Prof. Edwards is undoubtedly the
most marvellous demonstration Of the
beautiful truth of occult science. He
explains the wonderful System for the
development of personal magnetism
and telepathic powers, and the curing
of disease and habits without drugs.
Those coming from out of the city
will find Edwards parlors restful and
retired. Private reception parlors,
and so arranged; that you meet no
strangers. Maid in attendance.
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If you are a man Prof. Edwards will
show you how to gain the mental and
physical force-the personal magne'
tism-the pres nce-the bearing
which commands respect, the secret
of social confidence and understand
ing which compels success. Z:
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Touraine is also enroute from Bor'
deauX to New York.
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CoRREsPo NDENCH
HERIlON, NEWS

Mrs August Reetz, wife of one of
the early Settlers of this region, died
4 suddenly last .sgA9ay evening from %
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PROF. EDWARDS ON CLAIRV0Y.
ANCE.t'"'' ."

PROF. EDWARDS ON cLAIRVoY.
ANCE.t'r, o."
TT ;IaH ::'N"
READER, TEACHER, WRITER,
WHO SAYS: "CLAIRVOYANCE IS A
WONDERFUL GIFT BEYOND DIS
PUTE. HISTORY Tells US THAT
NAPOLEON. THE DUKE OF We'll
LINGTON, MARY STUART, HUGO,
BALZAC AND THOUSANDS OF
OTHERS WE'RE, BELIEVERS IN 1T,
AND AS IT WAS THEN, 80 1T IS
TODAY" +}
$50 often have the facts Of clair.
voyancy been demonstrated to me
personally, and the annals of history
have added SO much testimony to
back up my personal observations,
that to me and to thousands Of others
Clairvoyance is truth beyond dis.
pute>"
The unknown has always had an at
traction for every class of mankind.
Clairvoyance has had the privilege OF
exciting the interest OF mankind in all
periods of history, in every phase OF
civilization and in every part of the
world. Nothing is easier than to set
up the cry of imposture. 1t is con.
venient way Of GLIDING the troubles OF
inquiry and of sitting facts obnoxious
to preconceived theories. But 1t is a
vulgar resource as well as q coward
ly one, and I am sorry to say that in
no country the practice prevails so
much as in this. ,Ridicule Is q weapon
easily handled. If we cannot believe.
we are at least bound to listen with
attention to what can be told as facts,
and the candid and inquiring will re-
ceiye the Information with respect J: it
they cannot with conviction. ""
4 13imagipe that facts will be .consid-
erred MSu worthy Of attention l say
4eHc4ss eclttl III cannot conceive: the
possibility 81 an honest investigator
doubling the great number OF them
when there is. demonstrated clearly
to his very, eyes and ears. the living
truth supported by the testimony OF
history. -, ..,e...,.7 ~ II:
There is, scarcely an epoch: in the
history of the world in which the
mysteries of divinatfon have failed to
find their votaries, and those who
wgre Skilled in mystic lore were not
= only held in high esteem, but were
approached with sentiments, border
ing upon generation. .%&y..
Various methods were adopted by
theEancients for ,divining character
and disposition, and for :foreteliins
future events. !. ',,-.5f| "..cs=%g3ttJi- j
tx The advice and decisions OF so9th.
sayers and heather. priests were Gag.
erly sought after, and the celebrated
oracles were consulted. - q
THERE ARE IN ALL PROBES:
SIONS AND CALLINGS2 MANY
CHARLATANS AND PRETENDERS.
BUT THERE is A WIDE GAP Be
TWEEN THE VAUDEVILLE AND
THE LEGITIMATE IN ANY PRO
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No man can command position and
riches-no woman can enjoy the priv.
ileges and benefits of her sex-no man
can gain the full measure of love, res.
pect, admiration and success without
the true foundation of mental science,
which means Ito know 'thyself."
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--aSlf~ o.. r,-sg .. .... -
MYSTERIOUS STRANGER IN BIS.
MARck WHOSE WONDERFUL
MYSTIC POWERS PUZZLES
AND AMAZES ALL.
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leads y Utmost Secrets Of Peoples
liv6s and Rends Veil
+. e., 81 Future.
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READINGS IN REACH OF AL.

All business strictly confidential.
Consultation free. Hours: 10 a. m. to
$50 p. M, daily and Sunday. Sd.
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THERE ARE IN ALL PROBES:
SIONS AND CALLINGs2 MANY
CHARLATANS AND PRETENDERS.
BUT THERE IS A WIDE GAP Be
TWEEN THE VAUDEVILLE AND
THE LEGITIMATE IN ANY PRO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

Gin 9ifisicr i1reibt oenl Chem
liBcr Eagebldtt1 lin Sie ii6er Sen
@eiit in itnioten idcbiii4er Grnppcn
nimt i'm llntlurcn 8it loiien m6Hte
i6 ,S6ncn iolgcnoe pa6re @eihihtc
er6dblen: &ommt oa zines Edges III
Ocn Ort mo lnier @encrolconimonoo
licgt Elm transport bon fl gefange.
men 6ran5oIcn 6ciuoht BON cincn
flciren 9cicrue Snianteriltcn. Ger
@cneralita6Soiii3icr oen oe 9erdc
por0eiii6rt pcroen iroot 0eu Grams.
portiii5rer: u9lo 60reu sic mol, einl
Gin5clner sur @cpdhung BON ellen
liz &bncn oa nidlt dnaitliH gHuorocl,
0oB elmer IisrciBcn fonute?4
j y9}ce, gar nidt crwioert mein &c.
ieruiit uib uobe tie Ood olle fl oc.
ian9en gcnonnicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
aliener.NnariH

2lui 2a6r in Baden iinternommen.
,3uei 8erlonen our6 oie obge-
worienen 9omben eet00tet unO
Srei i@per berlebt. - 9lmerifa-
nilbe 6lieger 5eibnen ii9 aus.
&opeu6ogeu s. Sept. Ole
8erIiner nSofiidbe 3eihng" meloet,
GaB Die StaOt 2obr in Baden an A..
September BON ieinoli6en 6liegern
bei9oiien purOe. 3mci 9Serionen
luuroen get0Otet imO Orei trilgen
i1pere Gerlebunoen oooon.
(2o6r an Der S1utter lit eine OF
fene Stoot BON 5000 Ginpobnern)
Yarions beiiegt er ten
@egner.
&orts, s. Sept. ~ gOmin Gor-
ions bon SpringfielO, gPuii., ein
@}iiolicO ser 2oinpettc GScaoriae,
bat iein criteS Ocutides 6lug5eug ME
0erec6rodt uno lit fir ooS ariegs-
treit0 Oorgcnerft morocn.
@r itieB bon ubcn oircft oui Sen
3cino, uno penn ser @egner nid)t 5u
6nu gebra1t morocn mare, mare cine
GoaiIion lnpermciolib aemeicn.
errirgt 5u0lfs
ten 2uftiteg.
Sm TeI6e bel ser fran.
50iiidcn 9lrmee s. Sept.
9ieutenant 9fooul 2uf6errb bon Ser
Saiopettc GscaOriac 6ot oeieru ipie.
scr cin oeltidjes 6hta5euG nieocrgc
bra1t nod dmtIider 9(nga6c icin
5m0litcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

(;yOrtic4uus OOn Der 1. scitc.)

9lmt in Berlin geribtet mlv0en imo
bic, mie ic5 NIT @e0Quern ioge, bon
scr ic6weOiibeu Gcianoiihait aus
@uenos 2lireS ais i6re eigenen W}it-
ibcinn8en on oas 9hlopdrtige 9lmt
in Stodbolm iibcruittelt purOen.
9fa6ic6enD Der @ortlaut ocr Ie.
fei0an:
oi9. @1oi 1917. O}r. SO. 1ieie
9lcoicrlrig 1ot ictt ocitticbc lulo oiter-
reic6iibe Sbiiie, mlf oenen bisber
cine @o6tmannibait iiotiouirt mar,
ireigcgc6en. SSniolge ser Grle0igmg
ocs Nlonte Bales Bat iib Die 0fient.
iirbe Stiimmng ie6r per0n0ert. Die
9ieaicrling miro in 3utunit orgen.
tiuiic6e 5diiie mir bis Gag Falnas
floriren. I'D bite, ooB Oie tleinen
Gampier Dram mo o@ua5o4 81.
SSolulor 800 Eonnen, melhe LID
8orOeoir nd6crn in Der 9Ibiidt i'm
ter auocrer Slaaae 81 ia6rcn mcnn
m0glid, pcrihopt Werocn o0cr a6cr
ipurlo5 uerientt meroen m0gen.
(@c3) 2iubra.~
D3. Suli 1917, 9lr. $3.50 erfo6-
re aus 3uperIdiiiger Gnclle OaB Der
ilngircnoc W}iniiter ocs 9luSmdrti.
gen. ser ii6ri0cnS Gin oucrfonuter
Gicl m0 eiu 9lnQlop6ilc lit in elmer
gebeinen SiBung 0eS SenotS erfldr-
tr. SAB 2trgentinien Dor 9erIm Gin
Gcripreben perlangen miirOe, feline
meitcren orgcntiniic6er Sbiiie 3li
Dcricnfeu. glnoernfallS iolltcu Sic
OipIomotiihcn @c8ic6ngeu a6Nebr0-
1cn mcr0en. SSob cmpie6lc o0iagcn-
sc 9Iutwort uno, iollS n0ibiG g(nru-
fn9 ser ScrmittIilng SponicnS.
Gc3. Sur6ilrg."
%. Suli 1917. 9lr GA. Conc
cine Ienoen5 5li 3ci0en Gon5eiiionen
81 noAcn ucridjieben Sic glnhuort
oIi orgcntiniide 9totc his sum Gms
piong peitcrcr @eridte. 99as orr
Gompier onoe6t 10 eln-
pieblc idl, Oieicl6en cnhucoer 5ll
5pinaen 5ilriid5ifcbrcrt oocr o1ne
@intcrlaiiing ciucr spur ST pcriet.
fen oocr iic 0nrd5nlniicit Sic iino
iebr flcin.
oge5.) SnrbiIrg."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
g2elnnflt[ns nnfnefnnScn.

Sinter einem SoI5baufen an Der
2erington-, no6c SarriioniiraBe,
muroe oeitern Ql6eno Sobn Wf.
N1pers bon Sporrows-%oint bon go
li5ilt GroB in 6elpuBtloiem 3uitanoe
ouigeiltnOen un6 nod Dem Wlcrcp.
@oipiioI gcbro6t. 9lls OlperS oaS
8erpuBtiein mie0er erlmgte, cr5dblte
er, 0nB CT bon einigen Nldnnern nit
0enen er in elmer @irt6idaft gene
Ten mar, 6inter Dem Solabmlien nie-
oergeiblagen ino auSgeroubt wuroc.
Gr Dotte $23 IN icinen Eai6en, mel
DIE ole N1u6er er6eltteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
1Sram Stanoifcro itarb an Gicbirn.
erIdliitteruuo.

erIdIiitterNng.
9llIf OoS GerOift Ocr 05eihnorenen
ocS Gr. GriScoIps bin, Der einen Sn-
oucit in Oen 600 bon 6ralt Qlciiie
SianoiiorO. AS Sa6re olt BON glrs
1916 5i0.&aca-Sir., geiiern N6enO
6iclt, miroe Ser @ottc Scr 6ron ser
80 Sabre oItc g9iQiom d. StanOi.
ior0, iiir sic @roBaeidnporeuen ieit,
acboltcn. Bic 9luibnloioung ecaat
i'm it, CAB CT iciuc Satttii iibcrroldDt
unO cine @c6irner6luhtng iuiolgc
ieincS plobiMcu GrisDeincnS 6crUor.
gcriticn 6ot Die @oupt3cugH ae-
gen i6n iii iGiue cigcne Sobtcr, tSrou
WiurD Gosaronc, Die i6rcn &atcr ali.
gcblib ii6cr Der 9ciHc Der llutter
gcbet0t fano S,n ocnt Earlor i6rcS
Scmcs, 9}r. 1926 5uoSEaco.5ira
no iie i6rc &cuoanoteu iro Grcin0e
cmpfina cr5d6lte Sic iinae 6rau bic
@eidli9te.
StanoiiorS iolI icit mcbrereu DO
dlen nidt init ieiner c'attiu depo6nt
6o6cn lpelde iiir oaS Sooiimon-@c
bduOe an Scr 2cyinatonsStroBc or-
6citete Gr iolI III betrnntenem 3u-
iton0 ieinc @oitin 6clGitiat bo6cn.
Cic 6ci0cn G6caotton le6ten felt
cinigen @ohcn getreunt am 6reitag
9lbcno bcgom Der @attc, mic sic
Soc1tcr er5d6lt cinen Sircit liu6 ion
icirc Srou oni @enid 0epodt 6a6cu
Gs ioll nit6t SAG critic 9)lal 0cpcien
iein Oaf lid sic 9eiocn IN Sen Soa-
rem gcle9cn iiito,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Inns qe6cn aefOmmeu.

Ser % Sabre alte @ranuiae Sou
BON Qlnnapolis SSunction ltarb ge-
fern 9[beno inn llniberiitdts-S Soipitol
an &erlebuneen oie er iih BEL leiner
glrbeit 0uge8ogen 6attc. SaIl NOR
ouf ser eleftriihen n@aibington-
Baltimore annapolis @obn" beihGf-
tiot imo balf bel Dem &oppeln meb.
rerer @ogeons, nobel er Smiiden
auei Suffer fam. ST murOe ioiprt
BON Ger Station 6r Nlnnopolis Sumo.
tion in einem Spe5iol- -g8ageon na9
Baltimore eebrodt, ood lpar fem
&iiden oermaBen 5erquetl6t, ooB Die
9ler6te iofort an ieiner &ieOergene-
Jung 8peiielteu. @r itorb einige
Stunoen ipGter i'm Soipitol. Ser
Coroner lit benaArihtigt iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
uSdJuca tritt Der SUB ben Wlenidlcn
nm


SSrQu 9(nna Nl. &rein, 0ie @ottin
oeS Serrn 8roncis u. arein itaro
geitern 9l6euO gon5 imerlportet III
i6rer @o6nng glr. 24t3, Slt-@rc-
Iton-StroBe. tSrou &reilL peI1e I'M
TO- 9e6ensjobre itono, mor iAon Jet
So6reSfriit frGnflic6 0odb botte lie
iid6 ipieOer er6olt ln0 ilnterbielt iid
sur 3eit nit i6rer inn Souie anne.
ien6en Go6ter, 6rolt Barbara Miat.
t6elpieu ais iie ploBlid einen ScrJs
iblog er6ielt un0 itor6, e6e Gr5tliAe
Siilie ge6olt perOen fonnte Srou
arein ge6. Su6er, er6lidte IN 9oIti.
more Oas 2i6t Der @elt. 9luBer i6-
rem @atten ser iicb in @elGGiten IN
Der Staot beionO unO o6nnId6tig iii
Die 9lrme ieiueS So6nes 25o6u ficl,
ais 0ieier i6n sic GoOcSnac5rir6t
ii6ermittelte, 6interldBt oie @eritor-
6ene ieds &inOer; Soiep6 &reiu,
Stephan arein, So6u &rein, Gollcf-
teur oes DCeuti6en GorreiponOen-
ten" 9lnoreip arein in 9rooleD
Bead, 9&-5y Serome arein uno
6rou Barbara Mottbepion, iopie ci-
ne Sdmeiter, 6rou Barbara 9iieB,
nO 5e6n @ntel. Gie Belt ser 9rauer=
ieier miro ipdter mitoctbeilt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

@renier 9loDo Georges 9lcoc in
9irfen6eoO. @on Der cngIii6en
9Sreiie. Gie 3eituugeu 6efiir-
morteu eiumiit6ig cneroiic6e
1ortieblng 0es Griegcs. uTeut-
i6er @RilituriSuus muB ge6ro-
den mcr0en."
2onSon 8. September. - Sic
Morgen5eitlngen ie6eu in i6ren
Gonimeutaren iibcr sic geitrige 9ieOe
oes 9reuier 9loDO George Soffnune
ouf Elm periiingteS 9iuBlon6 ln0 oaS
&eriagen OeS ll-9oot Grieges be-
treifs Der glus6ungerung GnglonO'5,
iuo erflGren eiultimmig pie0er,
ooB eS niiBig iei, bon 6rieOen 81
ipre6en, 10 lunge Der 0cltI1e Nliii.
tarismus nidt OurG @affcngemolt
ge6ro1en lit
Tie uGimes" iogt lnter Dem TiteI
Simmer 0ratf:"
n@ir fdnpien fir Die groBte Sd-
de, fir meld5e ie gefdmpft wuroe,
Oenn ser @reis Oes 5iegcS lit oie
Srei6eit scr Meni16eit uuO sic Sol
&c ser 9tie0erlage o0cr cines 9husglei-
Dies lit Oie oauern0e llntermcrfunG
inter oos Sod Oes N1ilitariSnlus."
Ser aGbronicle" meint, oaB sic
9llIiirten, sroB nnO flein i6re S1ul.
tern ans 9ioO itemmen miien, bis
Die @eia6r enolicb beieitiot lit, iuo
iiigt bel: oGs giebt in alien 2dnoern
2eute, melde BON einem nilnentifit-
oenen" &riege ipreben, a6er oos III
t6otiddlid Elm 9ieiultat, wcldes in
feinem 6olle cintrcten 0ari.~
Tie r@oit" iogt: nGos Gcridlmn-
nib ielbit Der gerinaiten gorfebrung
geeen oas 9Hieoerouffommen 0c3
@3ilitarismS beoeutet idnG6libeu
&errot6 an ocn Eo0ten iurO Se6Cn-
Oeu.
Ger nleleerop6@ crfIdrt, ooB ser
@remierminiiier 6etrefiS HiiBIano
Die ein3ig biIlige imo riGtige 9lniisbt
ousipridt ino ioat. ggSir miiiian
ieiner Gr6oling unO Ser groBen
0olle, sic es ipielen miro, e6e ser
aricg Oorii6er ill., nit Soifnung eut-
gegenie5eu"
9e5ugue6menO aui Die gemcrfun-
gen Oes 9Sremicrs ii6er sic gemalti-
gen @or6ereitungen ser Gereinigten
Staaten agt Der uEelegrap6:"
n@ir lpiiiclt mos iie 6c0eiiten.~
9ic 9leoe oes Ereriiers, logt Sic
3eitilng por cine leioeuidoitlihe
sluiiorocrlng an ieine 2anoSlentt,
i6rem Goriab, ben arieg 81 geiuin-
Inen, treu 5u blci6en mo Oaniit al.
les, Inn mas mir falnpien gu errei.
deu.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
Wciualtisc CSrluiiuu.

3wci @lGnner gct6Otet, picle bermrn-
set. SIN SronfiorO 9lrienol
8u |bilo0el6id. 6nbrlGiiigfcit
Die anGebtibc ltrio6c. Grplo-
iiou perllrioHte @rano. 8peitc
Grploiion innerboIb peniger Wao-
note.
Ybilo6eIpbio, s. Sept.
8mei 9lrbeiter wilroen octoOtet uno
90 @crIonen berpunoet bel elmer
@rplolion oie liN i'm 5roufforO
9lricnol in bieiiser Stoot bcute am
friibeu Wior9en 6utrre. gsab
9(uSioge bon glrbeitern muroe oie
Grploiion ourH 8uiaIl oerlIriabt, oa
feline 9luoeicben Dorlieeen OoB du-
Bere ginfIiiiie tbdtig woren. 3mei
Der Gerlebten limo iinge 6rnnen.
Nlaior Wlont9omerp, Der 9efeblSs
bober ocS 9lrienoIs, uno feline @e-
biilfen 6o6en cine llnterInbmq elm.
geIeitet, weisern iicb ieood, bis iie
3u einen @noergebniB eefiibrt bal,
iroenO melde glusiogen 8ll mahen.
Gs Derrldt Die gIniidt ooB gaad-
Idilieteit bon Seiten bon glrbeitern
Die GgpIoiion berbeifiibrte.
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M6Ic6cn.

Sn ieiner @o6mlng, glr. S51,
Meit-9eringtonitraBe itarb geitern
Sr. Gbas. 8uregrof Elm NlitgIico
ser @agen6auerfirmo Marr & Burg
arof an ser 8earlitraBe. Ole Satin
Oes SerItorbenen ging i6m i'm GoOe
Dorous. Die @eeroigung finOet am
@ienitag auf Ser 2ouoon-Barf- -@eme.
tern itatt.
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NaS WiarglamO GoIlese fir SraneM
5a 2MtGerbille.

ylod einem bon NiAter 0uucon
" Topion untcroei6neten @efeble
mlro ooS Gieentbum oes uMarplano
eolle9 fir 6rauen" all 2utberpi0e
oennoblt Oerfauft, nm cine 5oroe.
Tllne Der 6irmo Soroon Stabler &
70. 0lI befrie0igeu. 9ie colonial
&ruit 60" 1T nod SteIlung bon
100000 8um Sulitee cruonnt mor-
ben
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GMIiipfriac strnilcm.

0licbtcr Domfins I'M nor00ltIi1en
@oIi8ciocric6t iprab Sen gleGcr SaS.
Soa bon ser glni6ul0igung oes
fobrldiiioen 6obrenS frei ais oer-
ielbe ibm crfldrtc, cr babe icin 9eitcS
getbon bate ubcr lein 2aitoutomobil
niHt oo5u bringen fonnen 5u gebor-
den. 9liif Ser idliipfrigcn Strobe
fibr Oie ldbpere W}nic6iue trob oIIer
@emiiblngen bon Soften Soils, oic-
icIbe in &idtug 5u crbaltem pl0s-
lid auf oen @iir9erIteig Dor 3or.
bo1's 2aoen 9lr. 72t, OlorO- @oD-
StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09
SOIOat SObn SlOUOaet DOu @aIging-
ton anf Der Strake crfrantt.

PTS oie Serreu Wlorris 6reemon,
bon gar. 1906 6oirmount-9luenie, II.
Nleper 6reemou bon 9}r. 1920 Dit
5oDettc- StruBe, aeitern 9lbeno Inn 6
llbr an Oie Gde ser Baltimore. imo
9lnn-StroBe famcn ia6eu iie cincn
SolOaten alIf ser StroBe liegen. Sic
bolien oenlIel6en auf lmo bro1tcn
i'm III sic Office ocs Tr. Siooc
Wlods, 9tr. 1902 Sf-Yaltinlorc-S Str.
Ger g(r5t llnteriubtr Sen bolbbelpubt-
loien Solonten uno or0netc icine
llebcrfii6rng nod 0eu ct. SSoiepbS-
Soipital an. Ger @ogcn ocS norO-
oitli1en %oli5eioiitrifts nobm oen
&rdnfen 0ort6in. IS ltclltc iib ber.
aus, ooB cr an eincn Ser5itbp6be,
9lnfoll lit. Spdter wurOe in Or
fabrlinq gebrddt, ooB Scr SolOot
s5obn gloooget beiBt uno 81 Ser Gom-
po0nie ocs 8. 9teomentS, OoS in Go-
feDspille liegt, geb6rt. Sein @o0n-
ort lit Maibin9tou mo CT woGnt i'm
Sotie 9Ir. 1854 Grite-S -StraBe, 9toro-
meIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-09

GnS @roQramm fir oas ShuBsGon5crt oes
liaotii1eH @ari-Srbeiiers inter Seliun9 oes
Yfol. Daniel Selomnnu In Dem in Grub
pin @arf" beute Nn6miiaQ bon bis Z llDr
Nhenos M AMI aaoemeines &eraugen pie lolqt:
aNod5 5eiias .0idri6" ........... .Wenoesiobn
Alberiire Su sRicn3t" ........... gSaqHer
aWdnict" Observation-Disclosures. &aoereueii
Seleii aus .Quca" "...............9 9on3ett
(tS>0. ,Scl0manlt, Redrlon, ,SreitlN,
Nornicbcin, 9inbnro itio gSri9bt
selection aus nIales. oi 0oiiman" Ouenba0
Ihoe Solo , 8erceuie" ............ .SOceDH
o,o (0err Srneii @6iIIp) -
aQuegrO WtuOeraio" ..........S Scbubert
% n.SllOu0iiou q la Bale" ......... 9Seber
glna0ridbe Idn3e gtr. . uno &C.. $500. gra6ms
ebor gunlolo 2le 8ortaIe" aus nS6e
He0empioH" ..........,........ .@ounoo
o4De Star Span9eo Banner" uno SoroIoap
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berihtet
Sm IoIgenOen lpcr0en 0ie @etter.

eSn Solgenoen lperoell 0le Wetter-
ousi6ten, pie iie bonn 8etterbllreat
in MoI6nngton ousgcge6en iinO, fiir
Die nit Dem bcliti9en Gage beginnen-
&c @ode, befonnt gemaGt.
9foroatlantiiHe Stoaten: glQge.
mein better, &egenidauer am N'on-
tag an Der 9iiite. 6ortgeiebt fiibl;
Nabriheinli6 wdrmer in Der 5wei-
fen @dlfe ser ggode.
Ylittelatlantii9e Stnoten, NlarD.
lono: 9lagemein flor fortgcicbt
tiibl, ctipas mdrner sic lebten Gage
DER @o6e.
Siiootlantii6e Staaten unO Dit
@oli-&iilte: Setter, normale Eempe-
ratur, &egen unO fiibler am Sonn-
tag in oen Gardiner.
g8elt-@oli- -Stdaten: Setter I'M 9la'
gemeincn, nit gluSna6me bon &egen-
l4ouern Sountog 9iaht uno Gien-
ltog in Teros; fiibler i'm Snlanoe
9lnfanas ser MoAe, ipdter normal.
06io-Ebol unO Genneiiee, better,
9iegeu am Sonntog in Eenneiiee;
erlte @oden6dlite tiibl; 5ipeite mar
mer.
@eaenO ser @roBeu Seen: better,
tiibl critic S6Ifte; etwas mdrmer in
Der 5peiten SGIite.
Frdrie- Staoten oberes iIno iinte-
res Nliiiiiiippi-Sbol ollgemein flor;
aelnoBigte Semperatur iu ser erlten
@oben6dlite; ipdter m6rmer.
HodD Wlointoin unO @latcalI-@e.
9eno, ollgenein better, nit glnsna6.
me BON S6mnern Oie criten Gage ii6er
% oer lllolirben lmo gan5 noroli6en
SeraaegenO. 9angiom iteigenOe
&elnperatur i'm Central uuo glorO.
Sitrift, nod Wlontog.
Stoaten oes Stillen S5eons, bei-
Ter, bielfab S6auer in oen n6rOIi-
Wen Siltriften. Seine er6ebli1erl
SelHperotitr- -glen0erln0en.
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lSIIblidlcr TnN.

Ole 65 Sabre oIte 6ruu 2oura
g8oIfer bon Ger. 1880, Slt-9iooIe-
Strobe, erIag geIteru in ibrer @obs
nng einem Ser3leiOen. Sic wuroe
toOt i'm 8ett oufgefunoen. Coroner
Snslep wuroe benadri6tigt.