davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24
WIFE A SINGULAR WOMAN.


I. r. A. writes: II must give III
tie account of the young woman
married a few years ago by saying IN
brief !: My wife Is a singularfy 1ngen-
1ous woman. This may seem far-
fetched considering It is her husband
who afflrIns this bit of praise of her as
you deem 1t.
In what respect Is she ingenious? ?
asked a bachelor, with a 1angu-d ef-
fort at interest.
Indeed, I assure you," was my re-
ply, 1T was only yesterday that she
found a new place to hide my slippers
I NEEDED SO badly" II she Keeps on
being ingenious what's the result
please %
Other times you may thank your
stars If your shoes are wet and she
brings you your needed rubbers yor
threw away. Habits Of a man are
what women seek to improve, as YOU
wife does.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24
Sailed CORN.

Water-tight kegs or tubs. or {
crooks, may be used for sailing corn. :,
Do not use any containers made
OF yellow or pitch pine
Wash thoroughly and steam kegs.
crooks. or other containers to bel
used.
Husk the ears of corn and removes
the silk.
Cook in boiling water fod 10 mini
utes.
Cut corn from cob with a sbaua !
knife.
Weigh the CORN
Use quantity of salt equal to o1fs-
fourth weight OF corn.
Spread a layer of corn Inch thicki
In the receptacle to be used,
Sprinkle heavily with salt.
Continue adding layers of corn and
salt until the receptacle is nearly
full.
Cover with cheesecloth and clean
board cover
Place a clean stone for a weight,
on the board cover.
Set the receptacle in a cool place.
If a brine to cover has not formed
in "a hours pour enough strong
brine over the corn to come upato the
wooden cover. sssr
AS soon as bubbling. which will be
slight, has stopped. cover the surface
Of the brine with hot parafin to form
an alright cover.
To Make Serong Brine:
1 pound salt.
quarts water.
Stir until salt is entirely dissolved.
- i.tssrfEs.. SEfcslSs .fSsii- eaA-f
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24
A Blouse Among BIouses.

piictty 10 the note which sounds loud-
est and 1t Is unusually attractive.
The back extends over the shoulders
on the front forming a yoke effect
A large collar finishes the open neck.
while the one-pisce sleeves are gath
cred to deep turn-back cuffs. In med
ium size the waist requires 81 yards
36-inch material.
The simplest possible ARRANGEMENT
for properly cutting the waist Ia A.
Illustrated for the home dressmaker.
First fold the linen in half placing
1t on a smooth surface to facilitate
the work Lay the front section into
place first, letting the large 20" Der.
forations rest on a 1engthwise thread
and the straight edge Of the pattern
on the sewage.
The back and the collar come NEXT.
and both are laid along the lengtn-
wise fold Of linen. Opposite the back
is the undertaking. and opposite the
collar are the cuff and pocket. With
the large 90" perforations ON a
lengthwise thread
Less expensive than linen ana
quite as dainty 10 dimity for the sen.
arate shirt waist. In the stripes and
artistic figures 1t is quite as attrno.
tive as In, all white and really yerv
little trimming is required for the
dimity blouse.
II preferred . bit Of flet edginx
may be added to the edge OF the col,
lar and cuffs OF this waist.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Correct name and address must be
given to insure attention. not to print
Use ink. Write short letters, only ON
one side of paper. Address Miss Lib
hey, S1e President Street Brooklyn
N. W
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

It is getting to be q dangerous thing
TO get out on the public roads with
an automobile and drive slowly and
running into you from behind
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

After persuading the public to sell
stocks low on the prospect that the
war Will soon end. the stock brokers:
then proceed to get people to buy at
higher prices. on the ground that the
war is about over.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

Those women who cardy canes
should complete the illusion by wear
ing carefully pressed and turned up
trousers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

Probably some Of the motorists viii
be willing to save gasoline by insist
ing that the family should walk to
church.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24
TANK ooRrsv

London, August 24.-The tanks
are now a recognized unit OF the Bri-
fish army, and an order issued an
nounced, the formation Of a Tank
Corps" The personnel of the corps
will be divided into technical and non
technical sections, the latter receiving
rates Of pay given their respective
ranks in the Royal Field Artillery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

The visitors at the military camps
should leave the boys little chance
to do some drilling now and then.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

FLORAL BOUQUETS
AND DESIGNS.
JOHN RECK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

"It Is always just the little things
That lead the heart astray;
So harmless seeming; yet their st1nss
Are felt some after day."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

Seldom has q separate waist been
received with greater enthusiasm
than .Sss model In white linen Sim
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-08-24

To Make Serong Brine:
1 pound salt.
quarts water
Stir until salt is entirely dissolv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
TAFT HERE TONIGHT
Former President TO Make an Addrcss
MT City AuditorIum-WiI Be
Guest Of Governor.

Former President William Howard
Iaft viii speak tonight at S:l5 o'clock
in the city Auditorium, where he will
deliver the first OF n series Of addresses
IN the south under the auspices OF the
League 10 Enforce Peace. He will be
introduced by Governor Stuart, whose
guest ne will be while in the city.
Mr.. Taft will reach Richmond at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. Later. he will
meet the Daughters of the Confederacy
AT their annual tea at Lee Camp Hall.
Al o'clock, banquet will be ten
dcred him at the Jefferson Hotel. From
the Auditorium he will 20 to the Uni
versity Club. where he will he the
guest of honor at an Informal recep-
ton.
Prominent men from all sections of
the state have been invited TO sit with
the distinguished visitor on the ros-
trum tonight. and TO meet him al the
banquet. He will leave hero to-mor-
row morning for Greensboro. ~ g.,
and from there will proceed on his
Southern itinerary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
WOMEN INVITED TO ENROLL
Mrs. Sale EHpInins Difference Between
Red Cross and wOman'G Ser
vice League,

In order TO set straight .omc misap-
prehension and confusion in The minds
OF many people. Mrs. w. w. Sale wife
Of the Acknowledgement Of Virginia,
asked last night that 1t be stated that
she is not the head OF the Red Cross
organization in Richmond. The Ma
tional Red Cross of Virginia is direct Ell
by a committee of five physicians. OF
whom DR.. Stuart Mcclure is the resi-
dent member. It's membership con
sists Of both men and women, and
Mrs. Sale is an active member.
Mrs. Sale is chairman OF the National
Woman's Service League, which is sup
Elementary to. but has no official CON
neciion with the Red Cross All reg
istrations for nursing in the service
league. which is composed entirely of
women. arc referred TO the Red Cross
The object Of the National woman's
Service League is TO give every woman
IN the country an opportunity to serve
In Time of emergency, and all women
interested are invited TO enroll their
names.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
WILL INSURE CONTRABAND
War Risk Insurance bureau to Include
Everything Except Arms md
Ammunition

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The gov
crnment War Risk Insurance Bureau
which heretofore has insured only non
contraband. announced to-day that il
would broaden the scope of it's opera
lions and hereafter insure practically
all forms OF contraband for European
countries except arms and ammunition
The decision to insure contraband
was reached at meeting between
Secretary McAdoo and the advisory
board OF the bureau and was announced
in the following statement:
Secretary McAdoo, following a
meeting with the advisory board of this
War Risk Insurance Bureau and the
director of that bureau announced that,
owing to present conditions and with
view to more thoroughly facilitating
the commerce of the United States, the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance would
, broaden the scope of its operations and
insure more generally cargoes and yes
sells bound to European countries Flu
ture policies will cover practically
everything except guns, arms and am
munition."
Under the law no insurance can be
issued on vessels or cargo of vessels
other than American. Heretofore the
bureau has declined to issue policies
on articles declared contraband by the
belliEereuts, including almost all
American products, with the result
that only a small percentage of the
American transatlantic merchant fleet
was insured by the government. Even
with this restriction the bureau has
issued approximately s2O0.000.O00 in in
SuranCc since its inauguration I'm SEN
TENDER. 1914 Totul losses have been
small, the amount Of the original APP
preparation Of &5,o0o.000 by Congress
for the payment of losses having been
reduced about 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
MARVELLOUS PROSPERITY
SHOWN BY ANNUAL REPORT
Total Earnings OF 4. :. steel In IDiG
Exceed Those OF 1913 D..
S2O2. 7t1 .0.U.
tBy Associated Press. J

tBy Associated Presal
NEW YORK, March 2O.--Unprccc-
denied prosperity attending the opera
tons Of the United States Steel Cor
poration for 1916 are set forth in the
annual report issued dag.
Total earnings OF $342.997.o93 ex-
ceeded those OF 1915 by $2O2.Ti7.o2r:
net income of s29i.o2G.563 showed an
increase of slo6.o5S. 6O2 aud surplus ne,
income FOR the year aggregated S2Ol.
S3o.1So. as compared with si4.260.37i
In the previous year.
rms last item is the more remark =
able from the fact that /; includes
regular and extra dividends Of Si4.-
4T6.iS? on the common stock as against
only s6.353,7sl disbursed In 1915.
Expenditures during 1916 for main
tcnance. renewals and extraordinary
requirements totaled s6g.3y2. G27. AN in
crease Of 60.0l per cent over 1915
To meet the corporations enormous
output OF finished materials. produc-
ton Of iron ore. coal, coke and other
bT-producis show corresponding i'm
crease. Net expenditures on property
account amounted to s64.6S0.6iS.
The average number OF employees In
the service of all the subordinate com
panies during 1916 was 2J2.66S. as
against l91.l26 in 1915. with total sala-
rics and wages of S263.3S5.502, an i'll
crease of sSG.5S i.63S.
Average salary or wage per day. cX-
cluaive Of general administrative. and
ceiling force, was SAGA an increase of
rs cents. Including tho general adj
ministrative and selling force tho sal
airy or wage increase was 81 cents 10
$685.
Export shipments of all kinds of
materials for 1916 Increased 7l.SSS tons.
or per cent. TO 2.!ol.627 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Lucy Hathaway. of Pennsylvania.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Albert
T. HUNT. on West Avenue.
Miss Ann Halves. who is attending
school in New England. is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Horace S.
HAYES. on Monument Avenue. for the
spring holidays.
Miss Louise Branch is spending the
, spring holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs John Kerr Branch. on Monu-
mcnt Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Herbert Funston
have returned to the city. after n visit
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Arthur Lohmeyer. formerly Miss
Frieda Caruthers. of Baltimore, but now
OF Charleston, w. Va. is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. II. C.
Traylor on Stuart Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21

Mrs. Julian p. Thomas will speak to-
day ~ o'clock on THE Satisfied Life
at the Y. w G. a., where the wornen's
are being held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

: This afternoon, in room gao of the
Jefferson Hotel. at 4 o'clock. the an
nuaI meeting of the Housewives
League of Richmond will be held. Of
flcers will be elected for the year, and
other important business will be trans
acted.
There will be an important meeting
OF the Memorial Hospital Alumnne AS
ISOLATION at the Young Womcn's Chris
tian Association this afternoon at
o'clock. All members are urged to at
tend, especially those interested in Red
Cross work.
The Florence Nightingale committee
Of the Capital City Division of the
Virginia Branch of the National
League for Woman's Service, invites
all women interested TO It's headquar-
tsrs. 500 East Main Street, room As.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
"ood-Hnrt.

Especial to The Times-Dispat tell
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, March 20
Clinton F.. Wood and Miss Ruth F..
Hart. were married in this city at the
residence OF B. o. Dudley on Monday
night, by Rev. l.. H. Paul. pastor of
the Presbyterian Church. The bride is
u resident of this city: the groom is
from Akron. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
FARMERS AT BLACKSBURG
Institute VIII Hold Annual Meeting In
Middle of AuRust-COlleEe Pro-
vides Accommodat lions.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.1
BLACKSBURG, VA, March 2o.-At a
recent meeting OF the executive COM
mittee of the Virginia State Farmers
Institute II was decided to mold the
next annual meeting of that body at
Blacksburg on August II. l6 and Il,
1917. The dining hall at the college
will be opened for the benefit of the
farmers and their wives, and accom-
modations will be provided III the bar
racks for those who desire them. The
hotels. boarding and private
homes i'm the town will be available
to the visitors. and ample provision
will be made for all who attend. Spc
cial features OF interest to women will
be on the program OF the institute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
At the Movies To-Day

ODEOS-DouElas Fairbanks, In
'"T'he Matrlmaniac.~
ISTS-rhedn Barn, in "Thc Tiger
''rhc Count"
BiJOU - Pauline Frederick. In
"snppho." with "Mutt and JeH- nnI-
mated cartoons.
COLONIAl~AlIce Brady, In "The
Dancers PERIL" Metro comedy
aud trnvelogue.
STRAND-''The Argyle Case,
VICTOR - Ann Murdock In
""here Love Is.- and Charles Rich
man. In 1.-THE Secret Kingdom,
BLCEBIRD-Ei1R Hall, in "Her
Souls InspIration."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
SHIELDS SUCCEEDS SCOTT
Former Cashier OF FurmNilIe Hnnk
Comes to i!rgInin Bnnk mud Trust
Company mt Richmond In May.
Especial o The Times-Dispatch

Especial o The Times Dispatch.l
FARAIVILLE. VA. March 20.-i
Southwark Shields late to-day Was
elected cashier OF the Planters Bank
OF i'armvillc. succeeding Walker
scott resigned. Mr.. Scott goes to the
Virg mia Bank and Trust Company, of
Richmond. assuming his new duties
on May !. Mr. Shields is Il young at
torncy and a native Of Lexington. Va
William j. Huntington, tobacconist.
was elected to succeed Mr. Scott as
director OF the bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21

to help in making supplies for the Red
tross. The hours. beginning to-day
and every day thereafter. will be from
10 TO. 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Frederick
Morlok ~ chairman OF this committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
NI,I French at 81. Johns.

Rev. Robert Johnston. D. D.. rector
of the Church Of the Savior. Philadel-
phia. will preach at o'clock tonight
at st. Johns Episcopal Church. Dr.
Johnston is conducting the midday
Lenten services this week at ST. Pauls
Church.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
Seiebtes @ebiet iOa gerdnntt perOer
uSeine NunegiOnen frinr Gntl6dbiSnng" =
GjruunprinSip.
@eibrdmtMme Der 0tItmmscm, Treibeit Der Ger,
09elt=Sribmmal

n Die fresfn6rcuSen NaOncu Der gSt III gppel
JrOGn gdte mOOeH; SOp Benedict llr6cbcr Ocelben
Nad ben nnU5een Scdtn cben bic %OrdGgc Oes EOnfer
oc N0ebcranng Religious Scrbcns nuO 9nmGnns Die Sra
Gen gI 6akSrngcn Srmt nnO %6cn iol lntcrbanOnngcn
awhcu ben aricsihbruocn 6utcOnns aberaH acs
beette @ebiet O OO gerGmmt UcrOcn ie 9emnnS
prtc Wcbe 6ranfres eebcu Ol julien bic Aru Oic GOun
ScntIdauO, Oie Ic bcictt Iabcu, uieOcr frcgcbcu.
Sn ben 6mpicBmnsu bc5hgd Der Yhrdnnng 9ihinnscn
mad Om reec uHO Der Organization %ercngnng GaOnu
nuo Der Sdafms cueS getSrbnuas snr Suurns fufscn
6rns iOmc Der 6rGrnug cincn &ratsfrieg
Srse ideht I'D Der TnpF ben frnb Dpm %rOcmm scamhun
Sheen an
SIS 1T Oes Der 8ute Sernd Oes @opNe Scs an Gubc
or'ngn Senen en 6rieoCnsApp ridc i'm SM 1915 bic
SrieeiGbrcnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
&rGiiOcnt ppIm Stuutsrat6rS rriis.
uirt.

&opcn6agelL IA. 9lugnlt.
Cine ans @orihau ciugetroItcne De-
pcihe Io0t Dob 6iirit Saclaw pom
9}icmopopsti Der aSrdlioept oes pol.
niiben Stoatsrat6es, iniolge BON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit ben
pro-oeutiben Earieien rcignirt bat.
Iie GepeiMe iiigt bel, oaB cr CT.
m1t wuroc, ieine 9ieiignotion 5uriid.
3unebmeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
8uei nene @onlre.gI0miraIe srnannt.

@oibin0ton IA. glugllt.
Ole pom 8rdHoenten g9ilion beute
9eucbmioten @mpiebAingeu fiir @c.
ioroeruueen in Der ,Slotte i6lieben
Die Grnenuung DER ,@opiidne E6onIaS
Spom0en uno gniil GbeiB 5um per-
ltaneuten &onge opn Gontre.glomird.
len cin. Tie. .folgcuoeu neucn Gapi.
tdne iuur0eu tempordr 5li GontreglO.
mirGlen ernonnt: gilbert BARTER 9ti6.
Iad, So6n 9Iorian Noogemerif Ism.
Bartlett 5Iet6er, @iorburg Sobniion
unO g0pin 9lleronoer 9lnocrion.
Sir Den pcrinonenten Gang ais
Captain puroen ole ioloeuorn Cont
manOers auserieben: 6ront Sermon
SGoiielo, Sames 6roucis Garter,
George @iaium 9olps, @eorge Sal
pin 0aD, Cute Mc9lnmee, G6dS. Gin.
coin SuiicD, Sobn 0iitiiea young
9lofelep, Sobn Sore @ines uno
Oates Stirling, jun.
Gie YeiorOerlingen i6licBen mb
cine gon5e 9ln5abl 9iii5icre Der I'M
teren @roOe, uelde t6eilmeiIe pernu.
nent unO t6eilmeiie iiir oen aries 5ll
bo6eren SteGen beioroert luuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

in Der llc6cr5eugung, Dab Der 8or-
l1lng 3uriidgepicilen perOen miro.
glmerifoniI6e 8eamte ieben ein bob
cine iiber5eueenoe g(ntport Dor Der
@eltgeihidtc 5ur gtot6pcnoigfeit
miro. 0oB Die @ori6ldge niht on-
genonlmcn lperoGn f0nnen pie Iie
lino, l6eint li6er. 0oB lie ii6erbolpt
nidt oneenommen merOen i6eint
pabribcinlider.
Gin unoiiBieller 9Ius5ig aus ocn
gorIhl0gcu trai 6eute Nlorgen bier
Elm. @litolie0cr oes Ga6iuets Iagtea
Dab Ole 9lote ocS &atifons in Der
Sibuug beute 9}oHulittdg nidt be-
Ipro6cn porocn lei. Sis bcute 9l6eno
mar Ser oiiijiellc @ortluut Der @tit.
t6eilling aus &ont nod ni6t einge
troiielL mo es mar niht rGer, %
oeriel6e ourb oen lponiihen Sot-
idofter o0er Den S6pei5er @eiuno-
ten al Die 9iegierung gelangen
piiroc
Sin 9luS3uQ Der Die Sallptpuntte
oor ,5rieOenSporidlGge 0es GopitcS
picOer9ic6t lit in ben Sdnoeu Der
beligcn &egicrllng luo miro 6ereits
in Grwdglng ge5ogen
S5n bcreoteu @ortcn i6ilocrt Der
FopIt Die illrbt6uren 3ultdnoe, oie
IN europa berriden. Gr crflGrt, OoB
europa iiA Der @ernibtung na6c.
lucnn nidt 0ic ariegfiibrenOen ge-
mlllt iein mir0en, ouf Ocn 9lppea
mbtintcreiiirter 8reunOc 81 6oren
oem lel6lhnorocrii6cn ariege cih
3lel 81 iebcu.
Ger 'Eoplt lit Der 9lniicbt, DAB Oieie
3lQionoe ibm Iibcrlid oos 9lec6t ge.
ben, Ole gcgcnndrtige @clegcn6cit 5u
oepl'een, nm sInrcgungcn 5u macbclt
orc, lple CT bciit 5um minOeiten elm
6llnoomcnt bicten oiiritcn, auf ocln
Srlcoens llntcr6onOllmgcn in oie
SSege 9eleitet mer0en f9nncn.
Der Fapit lit ii6 oiicn6ar po6I
'cpiiBt, ooB iein Gbrldloa Icoiqlib
als prooiioril6c 9oIis iiir iolde lin.
terDonoliIngcn oiencn fann, imo 0aB
Que Details in ibrer complercn W}an.
nlglolli9teit uon oen arie0fii6ren0en
nnter einonocr beipro6cn lluo ausgc.
orbeitct pcrcct miiiicn.
Ser PapIt inooiiirt in cmp6otiItber
%elle oen RIolt oes %riiioontcn g9il.
Jon tiir Ole @cr6iihlng fiinitigcr
Strle9e Our6 cine internotionoIe Or
9anllation weIhc ole not6igc Wladt
tlnter it'd buben muB, um ibre lIr-
t1elle sur Dlirbiii6ruug 81 briu9en.
Der Fopit etfIGrt icrner, oaB 3anO
III Sono nit oicicm &lonc Elm 9lr-
ron9ement fir Oie @eidrdntlng Der
Jiillhingcn geben mnB bis 81 einem
9Sintte, Der fiir &crt6eioiaunss5uede
eben ausrei1t uno Der ole @l0gli1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15

Ger E op It III "a DIT 6rtc0cns-
norf6 l6gc.
Vt ONT I'd. QLuguIt. IL SrieSenS-
norlbl6gc, wel6c Der 8obTt nobte,
linO ollcp trieefiibrenoen 0tcaierlln.
gen iiberreiht moroeh.
Scr Eopit idlGei 0ie gsieScrber.
ttelluns 9cIeicns. Serbiens un0 Ml.
monienS inO cine frie0lide 9ohlno
Der %rOblcme bctrcffs eIIoB.aotb.
rineens, Ericnts, Srielts lln0 goIens
Dor.
60 mcloen @eridtc aus botifoni.
l@en &uelIen. Wlon erwartct, ooB
ole Gori6lagc beutc bonn Iotifon
oerotfentlidbt iueroen.
pic 8oridI0gc Ocs 8oplies lcbcn
Dor, oaB feline 9lnnerionen crioloen
nnO feline eutidd6iguuaen oe,oblt
meroen loIlen, ouSgcnomlnen in be-
lonoeren 5GIlen mie 5luu 8ciipiel in
iolden pie oencu 9eIgicns ino Ger.
blens. DclitihIono ioa ieine Solo.
nleen mlcocr crboltcn mo 0ofiir sic
belettcn sbciIe 5rontrcibs 6erocben
6erner ut IN DER 9lnrcguna porocic.
ben: ,Sreibcit Ser Sec; 9l6riilt,Ino
ilno @iloung ciucs glrbitrotions. sc.
ridts tiir oie 56lidting liinitiocr
intcrnotionaler Dispute.
Ser @ortIoilt Der 6rieocns.8or.
idlldge miro bier am GonndrIio0 Der.
0iicntlidlt perocn.
8orl1l dgc fomen niht
rnermo rtet
g9oibiugton. IA. 9luqult
Die 6rieocns,goridldac oes EopIlcs
fomcn mcoer iiir oic @crcinioicn
Staoteu, nod iiir ole anocrcn gQliir.
ton lmeuuartct.
lic Nioqli(btcit cines pcueu iSric-
oensibriitcs mlroe nit orr britiidlcn
mo scr iron5oiiden @liiiiou bcipro.
deu oIS oiciel6cn in @oi6ington
mciten IS wltr0e oamals eil gl6.
fpnmcn ociroiicn oaB oac 9l0irten
iiG mcigcrn ioQlen ,SrieOeusbeoin-
gpn9en 5iI beipreher iolangc Hclhi6-
lanO pic init @ewolt genommcncn
Ierritoricn beiebt boltc; Oics geida6,
Inn 81 pcrnieioen, Dob GeuticblonO
ben 9Illiirtcli, cine Sale ncqeu
f0nntc
SScbt nelt nun Der 6rieoenSbor-
id6log ocs &opitcs sic 9(naelc0cubeit
IN Gin etluos on0creS 2idt; mo es
oiiritc picneiht idwierio maroclL
Dem Sdritte 81 bcgcguen neil cr Der
friegsniiioen @clt einc @oiinlng
ouf SSrieoen bringt-
Gs miro erlpartet, OoB 0eiitid]IonO
ilno feline @erbiin0cten proupt oen
|orlHlog onne6mcu meroen.
Ameritouii6e 9legierungbeonite &C.
ben au, ooB oie glote oes GatifonS
cine 9lntmort not6is maht- 0ipIo-
moten Der euteute.areiie linO einig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-15
eeIdle eincs amerifauiidlen Wotroicn
auaeidDiucmint.

Nueenstolpu II. i4 2luauii
Die Seide eines nod nidjt iocutiliiir.
ten onterifonilden Wlatrolen oer et'
ma 34 Sabre alt mar, purOe aeIiern
bier ongeihmeunIt Shdiiiel pie e
an elmer Sdnur am SaIic bcicliIat
trie, 5eieten Sic gnhiia6eu H. =.
9f.~ Gas omerifoniibc 0onlulat bat
cine lluteriidllng riiaeleitet'