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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
aniicr &illc[nt al Cardinal Surts
mann.

9lmitcroom 9l 3. Sonuor. -
aoiier 8iIbelm onhuortetc ouf Die
gleiiinbrSpiiniHe Oes Cardinals bon
@ortmonn bon &ollr nod g(ngabc
Der 9erlincr 3citungeli nit oen fol.
ben Mortcn: pIl6ee @ottes @nooe
irno Site inherent tbeuret @oterlono
5utiinftigbin at Ebeil mcrOen uno
iits III oieier idlucren 3cit Die Strait
geben, iiegrcih aus 6icIcm i6mercn
3nnlpfe bernor5ugebeii."
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~ ~ ~ \.
Qonbon 8. Sonilor. Dic
bclitc glbcro bonn britii6en 9lrniee.
baiptauartier aiiseegebene offi5icIle
aqittbeilune bot foleeuocu @ort-
loit:
oNa Der glohbariHaft bon Sou.
tneS iino IN benz iiiolidcn Gbeile oes
9pern.9lbid)nittes mar Die fein6lidle
girtiIerie ma6ren0 OcS Cages Ycbr
oftip.
Gin an0cren Stellen Der Iront CAB
eS Mrtillerie TbdtieIcit nit Inter
brcduuecn~
NaS 6ie@clqier mcI6en
Barts, 8, SSon. 0aS belaiidc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mcloct 3olecu.
oes:
ySclite 9ludulittug trug iid in Der
@eoeno bon Steeuitrdte Gin beFtiecs
slrtinerie.@cfedt 5il. llnierc 9otte-
ricen Baben bic oeutihen Stcllungcn
crultlih beib1oigt.
gIuF oem 9ieit bet 6ront gab es bic
li6Ii&c gIrtinerie.8bdtigfet.
Ter brttifcbe 8eridt poa
Der Eigris 6ront.
2on0on 3. San. @eitcrer
Sortihritt al Der 9ierisiront miro
I'M 8olgcnoen bonn britiIden 9riees.
ant eemeloet
set benz 26. 1e5ember puroen
llHtcruebrurgen All ser 1ieris-
sSront olirdb itarfen 9leger, ser fait
tdelid fieI nuo ben 9oben in eineu
W1orait beripnnoelte, per6irocrt
1rot Sieier uodt6eilieen 8erbdIt.
uiiIe purbc iueiterer ,Sortihritt or
redten llfer oeS 1iaris oemadt, oft.
lb uno rorooitlih bon ant.els
glmaro."
Ser itaIierii6e 8eridt.
Qtom, 3. Sany pin 2onoor- -
ssSn Der pfii6ielleu sunOgabe 6es ito.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04
glnsc6lidlc S'cridJluSrnns.

AHgcblidlc %crldlmDrnng.
gon hiuf @icgifancrn. soacn in
llcbcrtrchmg Der g9ilioni6cn
embargo grotlomotion Moiien
uiio @}uniiion nod @lcrito &C.
ianOt bobcn.
Ncp Dorf g. San. SSnon Z.
Burns, Der bicii0c @encrolGouIil
Gorrnr5aS wlroc 6cutc bier ouf sic
glnibulOigung bin al cincr Der.
ld)porlng, @oiicn im0 Oluuiiion
entgcgcu %r1ii0ent g9ilion's Gmbor-
go-Eroflonotion pom Gfto6cr 1915,
und) Nicrifo 1u uerididcn, bethel,
Iiat SIT lein in 0oft gcnoHrHeu. IS
ipurOc III GrfobrImg gebrodt, Dab
orci gInfIoaen gegcu i'm porIdecn.
glllBer ocr augeblihen @cridporilug
oeS Geroc6ens gcgen ocs BrdHOen-
ten YrofIomotion lit scr 9lngefIog-
te bcidtoigt. oic 3oII6eborOe Ou-
Ourd) 9etduidt 5i 6obcn, ooB sr
g9oiIcn uuo Wimition ols Giienmaa-
rem oetlorirtc
Gic Ger6oiting purOe BON Spe-
5ial-gIgenten oeS S5Iitij.Ieporte.
mentS oorgcuomneu lmo lit oos
Rciultot eiueS 0nrdiudcnS OcS 8ii.
reous eincr Support. uno @rport.
6irmo, melhe Dor fur5cn aus %e.
rifnucrn bcite1cno, @eiddiic bc
tricb.
Burns, scr ais CT icin SOUS ocr.
licb, Ocrboitet pilroc, lpuroe nnh
ocm 9lmoeSgebdnoc gcnoninicii mO
inter $4,000 9iirgidloit 9citeIIt
Gie Gcrboihtng OcS burns iplr0c
porgennonimcn nohOem @cpeiSmo.
teriol, pcl1eS, nod 9lnoelitlngea
ans Oer Geportcmcnt Scr Suits.
oeentcrL cine ueitgcbenOc @eridlp6.
rung @oficn lmo Nhinition fir
Gorror5a ST idniuggeln, cntocdt
uorocii lpor Sic 9husflbr oieIer
9lrtifel wuroen sur Gee nod @oloc
iton ge6rad)t iuo BON Od oiis fiber
Ole @renjc. oocr oircft oui Oen Get
ipcgc na6 @cro Gru5. GoS ge.
uciSnotcrial ioll nnge6lidcrmeiic
Oor6aloeu icin oaB icit Ocni Ipbten
9lu0uit imgciebliGc Sooingcn Inn
gSert6e bon $3O00O0 oif 8 Sdiifen
bcforOcrt puroen. Gic 9ooiihgcn
ipurocn i1lidlidcr @ciic ols 9(unis
berutcniiIicn 5iiBi9feitS ScritcIs
llngsmaidincn Scuier, Nloismii6.
len lnio Dloidnicrt6eilc ongcgcbcu.
Sui Der 2anolngSitellc III Nern
Gruj borIt cine Der aiiteu, 0eren SSi,.
| bait ais 9aunoterial ongeaebcr,
nuf Dem 0ompfer neipcron5o~ ser
@aro.2inic oo0inge6roht mtroe.
Ger Snbolt Ser aiIie mar mic CT.
fennbar lunrOc, Eatrouen. Cine LII.
teriuhung bon Sciteu Der gunocs-
bc6orocn itcate fcIt onb sic onec6.
lid bon elmer 5irnta in Yittsburo6
bcrionoien Giicmponrcn bon elmer
bieiieen 6irnn, ole nls gloic Goni-
pam befannt por, mo iih ans
Souis @otting iin0 Nendoloc glont
5uiamircnicttc, Derididt woroet lua-
rem.
gSeiierc Gnt6iiGllneen crgo6en
oaB nod bicIe Senoilnaen bon bier
ans rutcr iaIiden glnenbeu obgc
gonger iuaren
Dor Orei @od)e iuuroen @otiing,
Oiont mo DC Ia @oD BON guuoes-
oeeuten per6nftet uno @iier, al oen
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Oic SenNunacn IN COLLECTION gCridls
tet uorclt ais 9cbcr Nlicr iocuiiii.
5irt. iuurOc III Sotiton, Teros, &C.
hmOel mo c6cufdIIS ocrboitct un0
bon 9imocsbennltcn uah g}Gu 9Dort
9cbrodlt.
Rad glngnbe ocs giinOcS GiltriFtS-
9lmuoltS Suor. bcrubcn 0ic @nhpid-
llngcn III ocm Sale 5llm G6eil auf
@cit1uoniiic, oic sc la Yai ocn &c.
outeu gcgcni6er mod1tr. Sa6 Nlu-
uition bon tlciucm Snlibcr im @cr-
the pon $4,000 in scr Sauptludjc
ii Gait 9Ilton, SSI., grtoilit iDorocit
ici nod gtetu y9orl ecItidt luo bort
bon @oiting NIB YloHt il, GiHpiong
aenomncu ltu0 ndb cincnt bon ib.
nen controIirten 2agcrbouIe eenom-
men iuo bort fir sen 9crionot nod
Rcrifo ocrmitteIft Iompfcr ocr
1arO- mo MaIlorD.9iric preporirt
porOcn icicr.
9loh gtisiogcu oes Scrtn anor
bat ser General. .Goniul Burns ooS
@eIO iiir sic 9c5o6ling Scr Nluni-
ton oelieiert, uuo 0os iei ser 9ln.
t6eil, Sen or in oieier glnaeIegenbeit
babe. Cine betrddtlihc 0lcngc bon
Nhmition oic bier rno IN @ofpcfton
ecfuuocu muroc, 1T bon ocn 9iuoes-
beomtcn nit 9eihIog gclc9t poroen
mo miro ais 9cmcisnloterial oeecn
bic geiduloigicn in 9lnpcuoung &C.
bradlt merDeu.
Suns crIldrtc iid ttibt iduloig
por Dem 8moesri6tcr Sano.
Sp1ter, in ieincm 9urcuu Iagtc
9urns aus. .ooB oic @crboihmg ibul
gan5 rnpcr6ofit ocfonuncn Ici mS
i'm iiberroidt bobc Sd bin gGnS.
lid lni6uloig ali ciner @liiIet6ot.
Iagte cr. sd babe feinen geriudj
gcmatbt bier @oficn SIT fnnicn, oie
nod N}crifo gcIonot mcroeu Iolltci
mo id) fom mir nid)t boritelen,
iuic itb nit eiuer ocrortigen 9(nidul.
oiging, wic iic ecgeu mid crbo6cn
III, III Gerbinouno ecbrodlt iueroen
fam.
9(li Nic 6rogc, o6 er Oic onOrrcn
auf oie olcidc @ci6uloianng Bin
&erbaitcteu fcnue, iogtc CT sd ia.
&c lie ectroiieu ober nur in offi5iel-
fer Giocnidoit imO babe lie GcidGf.
tc nit ibncn get6on.~
Spniton Ger 3. San. 9icii.
ben 9)iier, scr be1onptct scr Sobn
Oes aricosmiuiiicrS I'M Cabinet BON
@oriirio Gia5 81 ieiu, iuiroc nn II.
IScnbcr iu Soriion bon Sppjiol.
glecntcu ocs 2uiti5.Gcporicmeuts
oerboitct. Gr III ocS Gcrae6eus pe.
gen Die 9teutrnlit1ts-eeietc 6cIdails
oiet ino DER @eri6iporung Ioiuie
aud 100000 9llnocn Nlmlition
fdlidlidcr @eiie ols Gornnlii6lcn.
s'aidincli.EbeiIc bon 9}eipYorf md
@al0eiton 0efIorirt 81 ba6en. Eie
slnid]ldoigumg bctreffs scr @erlrt'
ing Der 9sciitroIit0tsgeietc muroe
nicocrgciflagen irO Die giireIdait
oilers nilf $1,000. uGbrcno Der lin
tcrIuding bon Seiteu oer ejro6gc
idiporenen IN 9lciu s)orf icItecictt
er CAB 9iireidait unO murOe clit-
lollen rno cutierte lid NIT ieiner
@ottin, im lid. wie or Iootc, nodj
Der StoOt Nferifo sit beac6en
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&niicu ouf Seret6 2iuie
5ilriid.

W W u gu = erelD = lllle
5llriid Il.
2onOon B. San. - 9liiS Oen
omtliGen OelttIden inO rllilii6en
8eridten bon ser rumduii6en 8ront
entnebmcu 6ieiige 0}ilitdriobpcr-
itdnOigc, ooB Ole Ionoipicrioc ino
5dbe Riid5ugS6cmeelng Scr 9luiicu
aIf Die Seretbs2inic 70 gut ipie be-
enOet it, Gie in ser @erIincr NlcI-
Oung crpdbuten 4lGbe 5ocioui ino
iSunOcni iiuO 5mci ser SouptItiib.
punftc Lungs Der so WlciIcn Iongen
befeitigtcn Clinic, binter ipeIdcr Die
Ruiien mO Hrmdnen porouSiidtIid
ltanOboltcn uer0en.
Iie imgcionlten rbor6crcitcten
SteIluu9en", ouf ipeIdc lid sic 9ini-
ien uob oem YctrogroScn9cribt 3u-
riif5ieben licgcn peruutt6Iid) an Der
Serctb-2inic, uuO BORT miro cS ols
genideinlidl ST ciner groBen Sdlo6t
fonmen oeren gIusGon9 bon groBcr
niilitdriidcr Srogpeitc icin miro.
Sic 8IauEcn.9lngriifc Scr &cr6in.
oeteu an ser Mol0ou-@rcnSe perOen
init GROCER Sortnddi9fcit fortocIett.
Gie Ginna6me bon Soocio Ourd) ole
&ruppen oeS Generals bon @erof
cntbiillt Die Gbotiodc, Oob ole Ser.
biin6ctcr IN oicicm Gompfrolme
ldou neuu Meileu in oas @cbiet Scr
Dloloou por9eOrun9en iin0. Ger ge,
nulnte Grt licgt oreiBi9 Mcilen
norotucitlib bon 6ocioni uuO 81
Vieilcn oom Mittcllallic OcS Gerct6.
Ger iueiterc @ornorid) Ser 1ruppeu
oes Generals bon @erof 6ringt sic
Seretb.2inic III bic Geiabr elmer
llmIoiillna bonn 9lor0cn her.
Tic ytiliicu imO 8unGucn baltcn
nod ocH pid)ti9cu QouolrSofcu
@raiId in ocr @oIo6ci oob Scr &C
acniibcr Icgenoc @riidcntopf 6ci
DlotdJm III scr GobrilOIGo lit 0urG
crioIsrcidlc gIn9rifie scr oeiitiden
un0 buIgoriIdcn Strcitfr1itc ipeiter
geid)ludd)t luorocn
Gas oSuIonifi 9tbcnteu-
er" Gin 6cbIidlog.
Qnn0on. 8 cJnn - Tic .Tniln
NloiI~ peritrtbeiIt III cincm bcltc CT.
ideincuoen ousiiibrIihcn 2eitortiFcI
ole SoIonifi.Grpcoitiou mo Der.
Iongt Sic &iidjie1uuo scr Gmppcn.
Die 3eiting crfldrt, Die expedition
iei BON GiOiIiIten scpIont iporOen
uno piOeriprebc allen ndlitdri
ihcn Grooitioncn.
nGie expedition fam 81 ipGt tuio
mar ST idppod, mt Scr6icn 81 ret.
ten" 1ciBt es III ocin gIrtiFcI, 0iic
mar nift I'M Stouoc, @umdnicn 3u
belfen, inS fonn Dem @cgner fcincn
SdoOeu 5ifiigcu Oo fciuc mo0ernc
arlncc bic itruBerloien Bcrgc aipis
iben SoIonifi unS &um1uicu ii6cr.
lteisen fonn.@
Eie nlailD W}aiI" bebouptet Damn
ipcitcr, onb, rucnn Ole ErippcL mel.
die nod) SoIorifi gcidaift wdren, OIL
Der @eitiront I'M Sabre 1916 Der.
ueuoct lporocn iudrcr iie eocntucll
Die GntidciOuug bdttci bcrbciiibren
tonncit uno Oie @cgncr IN Siunid,
uien nicnaIs cinse0runoen iein mir
Sem
(Gie aEoiIn 0loD mor oilt6 sic
critic oiieutli6e Stimmc i'll england,
wcld)c bic @ewe9un9 ciugcIeitct, bic
ipdter 5ur 9(ifgabe oes DorOoueIlcn-
glbcntenerS 9eiii6rt 6ot.)
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6ei6e 8dmptr
Aaf Der ruiii6,galiSi.
i6ca syrOut.
On Der ltmaebmug DUm ga.
lcgcD uisO Warbu5Dp.

Ge Leuti9eu l6reitcn no6 beftigcm
Qlrtiuerie 5euer gum @oIien.
glnariff. Drineen in ruiiiids
5Aiitcugraben ein. @erocn
o6cr ongebIid aIcid Oaroilf pie-
Der 9iuous ectriebeu. 9lidts-
iooenoc geridte bon 9oris unO
2onoou ausgcianot.
@etersbnrg 3. San. Gas
ruiiiite 9riegsburcau mcIoet bcute
9ifi5ien bon Der ruiiiihen 5ront::
a9Rniiiihe 9leroplane buben aroBe
2iittuitdt an Den Gog eeIeet uuo an
ocrihieocnen Hinften @omben ber.
abeeporfen. Cine feinoIi6e MaI6ine
lpurSe bon intierer 9lrtiaerie nobc
beu Iorfe SSoa an 8iibncpfo.See
9eantergebolt. Gle 6lieacr tpuroen
81 t8eianaenen gemdht.
Sn Bet Gcaeno bon Borsfaio @uI,
tt iii06itIih bon aoccl bo6cn lmiere
alcropIane 3inei feinolide U2albiuen
ssr Groe gebrodt. geioc Diroert
8eritort uno oie 5Iieser fonoen oen
rgo.
Sn Der &idtling bon 8alogep bat
ces Tciuo bic I0rfcr @otfub, Nfo-
nonr no @ar6n5ob eiiien 6cftigen
&ombaroement ausgeieet porouf Ole
&noateric auf Der gor5en 6ront Die
Clienioe ergrtif.
Irob iinieres 9lrtillerie.1yeuerS qe.
laRg cS Dem 6einoe in eiuen unicren
Ibiacnardbcu eiu5iiorn1eu, 6odj
nI1 0as gleiultdt ciue5 @egeuongrifis
luur6c er 0Ieid oaraui mieoer bin.
u5saetrieber uno 3eriprengt
&lcit5eitig mrroe bic g}ahbar-
IeJait res Tories DlaniIopfa NIT sc.
id9lien bombaroirt Sic einct qeIbcn
&aaa opsiaHoten ser Iangc Belt La
get.c
glw Iuieiier bat in Der @egenO
pcr Sc5lpoI uniere glriiuerie ourG
ssg 6cuer cine @ruppc ieinoIiber
SpAoaten pertrieben ipelde, nit
Fl u.
g6arBarbeiten beidditiot iuar; aud
bat tie in toirIiaiuer 8eiie Se8upoI
baiAoiieno
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Corptoirt.
SSranSOFi@es s9la6t.
i6itf oVrritc."
BON Semtitbcm 9aud)bUpt
mnbe NJ&aIt0.

9tob elmer Qepcidc aus glaiIuuo OIL
oic y8iridcr 93oit". GOa
56iif onacbli4 ic9r idwcr be
idaOiot. - 0ic frouB5iiidc 9lO-
mirolitdt bcitreitct Oic 0iidtiofeit
Ocr @lclOung. II @icOcr cine
gauge 9(n8oDI bon opfcrn Der Il.
gootc.
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@Ha6Iid anf Sic aricasIaae.

9In Der Sitiront uno al ser runld-
nii6en 6ront. Ser 6e6li6log
Der bier raiiii6en 0ffcniioen bon
1916 Ger ruiiii6e iiiOlide
6liigeI iebt II prefdrer Gage. n
Gie geoeutiina oes @}otdin-grii.
denfopfes.
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l)ntdrkt.
@iOeritanO Oer &uHcn
anO &amauen.
syn Der NJ1Dlbam nn6 lit Der
EDbruoid1a.

g1ad ser offi0iellen @httbciItng Ocs
ruiiii6eu 9rieesburcous.- -EbciI
Der ou Der @3olOot-@rcn6c Der
lorcuen StcGiugcu dngcbIi6 bon
ocn 9tliien pieOcroeiponucn.
@ulionfo bon Oen RuIIen genom-
men. 9(ud aioDeuu uno N3of.
iincni.
PETERSBURG, 8. San. - GoS
ruiiiide ariegSbiireou bot beute9}od.
mittag Den ioIgenoen oifi5ieneu 8e-
riht fiber Den 6eIO5ug in &umdnien
erIaIleu:
g9ln Der Moloolt.@relBe crgriff
Der 8cino 5peimol oie 9ifenIipe in
Dem 9lbidnitt, ser iid bon Oem Gorfe
aotumba bis 5u Dem Ibole 0es Glni-
ieS Sulho uno iiioIit iiber oieien
Bunft bnaIs eritredt. piuOe icoo6
ii6rrolt 5uriidgcidlagen. Sn Oieier
@egCn0 boben mir eincn GbeiI Ser
geitern pcrlorcncn Shiibengrobcn
auf oen 9o6en iuicOcr 9Gponnen.
gIif Der rumdiiiidcu 6ront inter.
ncbinen bic 4nmducn SInariifc n0rO.
lid bonn aoJiuo,6luiic, odt Mcrlt
oitlid BON Der ingariId)cn @reu5c.
Ter 6eino grifi an D}orgeu sic @u.
mdnen 0itlid) bon Sopdon, all ben
oberen 9lusIGuiern oeS SIltlics Sn.
ditto, an, ipuroc ieOoH obgcI6looen
rno bon rmiercr &opoleric uerfoI9t
Ger 6eino 5og iid) in ipcItIibcr
9ti6tling 5uriid MdbrenO oes "a
aes noBm CT feline 9Ingriffe nit iibcr-
Iegenen Erippcnmaiicn ipieoer auf
iIno 0rGngte ole &utHduen ouf ibre
friibere Stequng 3uriid.
Inter Ser Icdung zines &rom.
meIfeuerS idritt ser 6einb III Di6ter
formation entlong ser 9obn iii0.
meitIid bon 5ocioni 5lmt 9Ingrifi ge-
sen eiueS ilnierer geaimentcr. Gr
tultrOc olrd unicr ipobIecjicltes
iSeucr ciIlpian9en ino 5og iid in
Soit 3u icinen Sdiisengr6beu 3lls
rid. I Gr perftbteS fcinc lpeitcrcn
goritoBc
Gines unierer Sbiibcn &eaimcu.
ter ndbm I'M Sturm Oas Corr gu
Iianfa iiiopeitlid bon Dem 6luIie
&imilif uno nobm icdS Sffi5ierc,
5pei 5tobsdr5te uno 205 Mouu &C.
fongen mo erbeutetc flint aanonen
iino adt @2oi6incngctpc6rc. Gie
E0rfer Siopanu mo Motiincni. IiiO-
oitlid bon ocm Gorfe @ulionfo,
ipuroen cbcnfauS ciugenommcn. Gic
fein0lidcn Tetnbements, ipcldc oieIe
Iorfer bertbeioigten, ipur0cn in lii6.
Iidler 9lidtlug 5uriidgeor1ngt.
SSll Der GobriloiGo llntcrno6m Scr
tSeino in scr @egcno bon N1ot6in
pd6reno 0es Cages ne6rerc 8or.
ItoBe. @r muroe o6geidloqeu mo
500 lid cileno$ 5liriid.~
&unconibo BON 0cn @ul9a.
rem genolilinen.
(9roblloe noG Sdbbne.)
Yerlin, 3. SSon - Tie Ginna6.
nc Der rindniihen Sto6t 2lncooi.
ia III oer norolicben Eo6rnoI6o. III
Der 9ldbc bon Wlatdil tpiro III sem
no6ite5enoen onitliden bulgariidcu
9erid)t Der inter Dem gcItrieen Ga.
tum oiiseegc6cn luliroc. gemeIoet:
o9}ad) ocu bartnGdieItcn 91npfen
pnroc Der 6eino ous 0cn Itorf bcfc-
Itigtet 5tellingen ouf ben Siioel
36i mo 1877, robe 2rmcopibo, ocr.
triebeu. 1ie gon5c fcinolid)c gSoIi-
ton iuo Oic Stoot &uncobiko ielbIt
ipuroc bon iinIcren 9rnppen cro6ert.
Der jSeino 5og iidb onf cine nelc ma
luobl6cfeitigtc 2tellina 5nriid, oic
Iib bon elmer 2inic 800 Daros oIili6
bon Dlotdin lorolid) bis gum Sii.
gel i05 al Scr Conan binjic6t. @ir
na6meu pciiere 2i7 Ruiicn acfau.
gen"
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2onOon, 8. SSauuor. 2lopo
mclOct OnB Ger britiI6e 91nlpfer
o@oGp @ronh" bon 1858 Sonnen
un0 Der norlpeoiiHe 0onpfer y@ri.
ca" pericnft ipor0eit leicn.
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Gfe9dmpfe ouf aau,
fainS Grnnt.

NcIilidl bon @altii alf ser Gau.
faip5iSrout iinO unicrc Grfun-
hln9s2Ibtbeilungen ourH Sie tiirfi.
ltep @adpoiten ourdgebrohcn uno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-04

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ipuu6cntcn" uidlt phnitlid Ubcr unrreels
ntdRig crbultcn, iinb gcbetcn, Der Office
bappn per EeIspbun cher IdJr!ftIidD Iiits
ibetlung 81 maMen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Spicer-On-Green Lake, Jan. 16-Mrs.
P. Stromberg came out from Willmar
Wednesday for visit at the Glarum
and Wilson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Sherry were
Willmar visitors Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Olson were
guests of relatives at Willmar last
week.
Miss Katherine Sullivan returned
home Wednesday from a several
weeks visit with her sisters at Min
neapolis and Owatonna.
Ben and Clarence Johnson return
ed here last week from a couple of
weeks visit at Scandinavia, Wis.
Mrs. VIM. Olson visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. M. Peterson at Willmar
last week.
Miss Ida Peterson of Hawick visit
ed friends in this community the past
week.
Miss Alma Olson left Tuesday for
Willmar, where she will spend three
months learning dressmaking.
Mrs. Lena Hanson returned Satur-
day from a few days visit with rela-
tiyes at Willmar.
"A. D. 1uOIV16 IcLuIucu AOLu0 0dLuT-
day from Pennock, where he spent the
past week. He left again on Monday
for that place to attend the auction
sale of high grade Holstein cattle,
given by E. B. Heller and held on
Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Orred and Anderson are having the
interior of their store remodeled. The
partition has been removed and the
Office will be in the rear of the build
ing. These improvements will make
the store more convenient.
John TAFT, Jr., has been i'll the past
week. VIM. Peterson has taken his
place in the elevator.
The second annual banquet of the
Spicer Commercial club will take
place at the M. w. A. hall on Satur-
day, January 20, at $3.50 p. m.
About twenty-seven boys Of Phif-
er's ice crew quit work last week and
left for their homes. They demanded
more pay, less work and shorter
hours.
Oscar Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Thompson of Green
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-01-17
Automatic Announcer.

G. Adolph Stenson has received
word from the United States patent
office at Washington that he has been
allowed a patent on his "station and
street indicator" working plans Of
which he submitted about six months
ago. The patent was granted Janu-
airy of this year, and gives the Co.
kato boy the exclusive right to the
principle involved.
AS with all practical inventions, the
mechanism is comparatively simple,
and contains but Is or 16 working
parts. It is intended to be used in
railway coaches and street cars to
act as silent announcer of the next
stopping place. The frame contain
ing the mechanism will be placed at
the front of the vehicle, and the sta
ton or street name will be shown in
large letters behind the glass-cover.
ing opening in the indicator. It is in
tended that one frame and mechanism
be placed in each coach, and these to
be operated by the pull of lever in
the last coach, operating each indi-
Gator simultaneously.
Those who have seen the plans are
of the opinion that Mr.. Stenson has
invented something worth while, and
that should meet with ready appro-
baton of railway officials Mr.. STEM
SON has the plans at the Stenson groc-
cry, and will be pleased to show and
explain them to any one interested in
the matter.-Cofato Enterprise.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-01-17
A Oou Train Derby.

Ten or twelve dog trains, the pick
of the packs that traverse the snowy
trails of Manitoba and the Northwest
Territories, will pit their speed and
endurance, each against all the 9TH
ers, in the 500 mile dash from Win
nipeg to the St. Paul Outdoor Sports
Carnival, late in January.
This event, which promises to be-
come an annual classic as a leading
feature of St. Pauls annual carnival,
will be known as the Red-River Val
ley Derby. The course from Winni-
peg will follow the Red River of the
North into North Dakota and Mime
sofa, touching at Grand Forks, St..
Cloud and other points.
The finish line is in the Carnival
City's famous Como Park, where the
winning team and driver will be well
coined by thousands, including King
Boreas and his retinue of Carnival
Queens.
/ From Winnipeg to Fargo the Derby
course follows the old mail route over
which many years ago the late James
J. Hill made one of his first visits to
Winnipeg, travelling by sledge behind
a team of shaggy huskies.
The big purses hung up by the Car
nival Association, as we'll as the lure
of the sport and the spirited rivalry
among the Northern camps, have
tempted some of the most famous dog
drivers away from their traps and nets
to participate in the Carnival Derby.
Lake Winnipeg, LaPas and the Ice
landic River district are sending driv-
ers and teams whose regulations have
been won in the Hudson. Bay sweep
stakes and other famous speed events
in the Northland.
The Derby will furnish test of en-
durance not only for the rival breeds
of dogs but also for the Indian and
the pale faced drivers. Among the
entrants is the famous full-blood
Cree, Tommy Spence, of Bad Throat,
Man., veteran of many a hard-fought
finish, and John Isfeld of Gimli, Man.,
who went through the Lake Winnipeg
country few years ago to select the
100 best dogs of the district for Sir
Ernest Skeletons party to drive on
it's quest for the South Pole. 1sfeld
will drive a team of black and white
huskies, all blood relatives of the
Shakelton dogs.