davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Sim He's Rich,

"DOlbyn seems popular with his rela-
tives."
"Oh. yes. They all say there is MOTH
ing they wouldn't do for him.
"YOu surprise ME. ] had no idea he
had accumulated a fortune"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
She Knew Him..

ibid you make these biscuit, wife!'
II did"
They're smaller than usual, aren't
theyY"
",They are. That's SO you'll have less
to find fault WITH
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Lincoln Highway Toll

Pennsylvania is the only state which
charges toll for using the Lincoln high
Vay.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Ealse Prefense.

"Bill says he would like to enlist,
but he would be rejected on account
of his teeth"
Merely an excuse. He hasn't got
any"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Not Bearljke.

Hes very nice to his wife when
they are out in company, but at home
he acts like q bear"
"Oh, no, he doesn't. She says he
never hugs her."
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
A Watchfui chaperon.

Yes"
ANTS give you any trOuble?"
zone did"
"Only one?"
YES. She kept hanging around
while l was trying to make love to her
pretty niece"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01

sary, you will have to use ID, with
four pieces lengthwise, making a total
CT Is pieces, a cheap and durable and
economical gate.
In making the latch use any Of sew.
eral convenient methods.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01

II some people We're to speak their
uinds It wouldn't take them long.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
One Execution,

One Exception.
"My principle is to let every detail
of ones life be open to ALL"
"Well, wouldn't you make an excep-
ton in favor OF mosquito window
~screens!"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Safe Deduction.

Simson-I wonder where the steplad-
der Isl
Mrs. S.-Willie had 1t last.
Simson-Then 1t must be in the pam
try.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01

University of Pennsylvania has g.
927 students.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01
Considerable Chatter.

Considerable Chatter.
HAS you husband got good, sound
teeth?"
"Oh, yes"
"Have you seen them ALP
mo. But the other night he got
frightened, and l heard them"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-06-01

A Libel on the Sex.
PA, who invented leap year?'
"SOme woman, son, who was get
ting tired of annual birthdays"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17
CIVILIZATION OPENS
AT CONVENTION HALL

Upon Thomas II. Ince, producer OF
the film spectacle, civilization, y
which will be shown at Convention
Han, commencing matinee today has
been conferred n most unusual honor
President Wilson invited Mr.. mce t.
Shadow Lawn that he might person.
ally congratulate him on his re-
markable achievement I'm creating
such n monumental work as Civil
zation."
After Mr. lnce returned to New
York, ne received the following
patriotic sentiment IN the president =
own handwriting.
The nations of the world must
unite in joint guarantees that what
over is done that is likely TO disturb
the whole worlds life must first hc
tested in the court of the whole
worlds opinion before 1t IS attempted.
and the United States must be ready
to join IN the. guarantee and back it
up by her whole force and influence.
Settled and secure peace can be made
sure of In no other way when tho
present war is over. Woodrow VII.
SON."
Mr.. Inco has added the presidents
message to Civilization" in the form.
of an insert, and together with q por-,
uaii of Mr.. Wilson, IT will asssdly
increase tho widening interest n3w' eX-
pressed in "Civilization" as one of the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17
A Bad Back
Made Good
CRY h. W BOWER M.p)

Hackochc of any ldnd is often
caused 10y kidney disorder which
means that tho Kidneys are not work
iug properly Poisonous matter and
uric acid accumulate within the body
IN great abundance. over-working the
sick Kidneys hence. tho congestion
of blood causes hackachc i'm the same
manner as "a similar congestion in the
head causes headache. You become
nervous. dospoudcut, sick. fcvcrish,
irritable, have spots appearing before
the eyes. bags under the lids and lack
of ambition TO do things.
The latest and most effective means
Of overcoming this trouble, Is to eat
spariugly of meat drink plenty
water between meals and take a sin
glc Auuric tablet before each meal for
a whilo.
Simply ask your fayoritc druggist
Tor AuurIc tdouhlc strenrth) If YOU
aren't feeling up to tho standard. If
you have lumhago, rheumatism,
dropsN begin Immediately this treat
mcnt with Auur,c. Most scientists
and medical men believe that be-
cause OF an ovcr-abundance of uric
acid in the system, uratic salts are
deposited in the tissues and cause
rheumatism ana gout.
Tho physicians and specialists at
lpr. Pierce's institution in buffalo. y.
v have thoroughly tested Auuric and
have t,on thoroughly tested Anuric
ANA have been with ono accord sue
ccssful in cradicating and throwing
of from the system the uric acid
which accumulatos and poisons. Pa
tents having once used Anuric at this |
have repeatedly sent back |
for more.
Such a demand has been created |
that Doctor Pierce decided to put |
Anuric in the drug stores of this |
country In "A roady-to-use form. II |
will be their own fault II those suf- |
foring from i.ic acid troubles do not !
take advantage OF this wonderful |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17

proved and ! nm now the mother Of
fine haby girl and do all my own house
work. 90 Mrs ALllA h. TlMMUNS, ZIG
Almond St, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
lumany other homes. once childless,
there are now children because Of tho
fact that Lydia T. pinkham = Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong
Write 10 the lydia f.. pinkham Mcdi-
cine Co.. Lynn, Mass, for advicc-it
will be confidential and helpful.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17
MOTHERHOOD
W0MAN'S JOY
Suggestions to Childless
Women.

Among the virtues Of Lydia F..
Piukham' : Vegetable Compound is tho
ability 10 correct stcrility IN tho
cases of many women. This fact is
well established ~ evidenced by tho
following letter and hundreds Of others
We have published m these coiums.
Poplar Bluff, Mo. u want other
women to know what n blessing lydia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17
AUTO THIEF ALSO ALLEGED
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFlCKER
Two Men and n Woman Caught Try
ing TO sell Stolen Car. the Men
Oct NMaN.

Special 10 Tho World
HltISTOW. OKLA. Feb 16.-What
was almost a CAPTURE of auto thieves
and q white SLAYER al tho same time
was pulled off here last night and
tnis morning Early in the evennr e
two mon and a woman came to town
i'm q 1917 Ford and asked the way
10 Drumright They started i'm that
direction hut something got wrong
With the car ana they came back II
was thcl they tried to sell the car
for $3.50, claiming 10 have traded u
team and wagon and some money
for II. -. :. ArZie agreed to purchase
but was warned and paid down only
5 TO hold the trPde till morninC
Sight of OFFICER Caused Flight
Later Arzic took an officer out u
lock at his purchase, which made ono
Of tho mcl. Albert Smith. suspici ous
ana he slipped away and has not been
seen since The woman and Orville
Williams. her other compauion. Wern
then brought 20 town. Williams found
some excuse to make his getaway and
the woman went TO iail alone. By
her own confessions the woman ie
bi.aInist aud had also lived I'm col
orado with Smith MS man and wife.
She lid not know whore The car
came from, but a mctsqge from
Pueblo identified the machine as hay
ing been stolen from that place The
mon claimed thcv wcro from Joplin
Mo, but the woman said her folks
lived ~ Wchhcr Fails, okla
VIII Testify AGAINST Both.
A phone message from Sapulpa this
morning stated that man lnswerihg
the description cf Williams was un-
der arrest there. But Smith is tho
man most wanted. having AGAINST him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17

f. Pinkham s Vege-
table Compound has
been 10 me. We
had always wanted
a baby in our home
but / was in poor
health and not ablo
TO do my work. My
mother and hus-
band both urged mo
totry Lydia f. Pink
ham y Vegetable
Compound | did
go III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17
YES, THAT SNOW WAS WELCOME
With the Wheat About TO Die and
Ground Too Hard TO Plow.

Special 10 The World.
TALEQuAH, okla. Feb. 16.-Fol-
lowing n rainfall of several hours
duration. snow began falling Wednes-
day afternoon and by Thursday
morning the ground was covered. The
moisture came very opportunely, as
wheat was becoming damaged, and
IN some localities the ground was too
dry and hard for plowing,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-17

NNriiNGToN Irh. IG. Arrivals:
T.. Mcintosh. EufmIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
0nr5c staOtncuiafritcn

S5r. Z. 6. SeDn, Der @ei9ditsfii6.
rcr 0eS SoteIs SbenleD i'll 4tttS.
blra6. beiinOet iiCb in Baltimore uno
lit inn apotel g'clpeoere~ abeeitiegcn.
Sr. SenrD ". 8iaiams belt ec.
Itcrn Dor Dem uGitD.Gllb@ einc 9leoc
iiber intprnationnlc Broblene
Sr. Samuel llntermDer bon 9lctp.
Dort, ser ii1 c'nige Gage I'M SobnS
oopfirs Noipital aufbielt, lit nah
EoIn @eab 8lo, obgerciit
Gic vGoIinbus.Gittcr1 tdlten am
~. 6ebruar einctt 9robcn 8al IN Der
0oae oeS 5. 9lc9inents.
Sr. @co. d. 9lice bon gir. 1896,
6ort.gIOenuc, lit benobritti9t nor.
oell oob iciu Scbn, Der IN Der @ao'
rinc Oient, aili cincnl 5abr5oige ndbc
Der Settle non sSlcrioa pI0Blif ac.
itorbeu III.
Iic bobeli Gierprciie iino geilcrn
aeiallcn nna itaubcn aui AZ Gents
bro Iutcnb.
S0r. Gnnl O. &irid BON Gbicoeo
hdlt bcitc cine slcoe In Gutaiu FIacc-
9enfpeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
gater nnO eO6u eritift.


Sbomas Goonep unO Sobn Goone1
IN 9lr. f85 g9eitgarre-9 -9traBe,
an @oS eritidt 5dredlid6e
Gntoedilue Der Go6ter, Die BON
SomiIton fam lmo oeu Batter
mO 9rlioer beiiideu polltc. ~
@os aus Dem 2ieu.
9Ils 6rdu 0lorD g}orton, bon glr.
2 5oir Sofs9lpe., Sonilton 9alti.
more-Gountp eeiteru g2a6mittog If.
ren @oter iino 8ru0er, oen 70 Sabre
alien S6onns Goonep imo sen Al
Sabre alteu Sobn Gooucp, beiucben
mollte, bot iib ibr 6ei'm 9etretcu
oeS Souics 9lr. 1876 &.sgorre-St
cin ihredlicber 9ltbGd Sic iano
beioe W}dnucr lebloS in ciuem Bette
III einem 3imnier oeS 5lpeiten Stod.
ruerfes Dor. Gas gan5e SoilS, Del.
len iSeniter ale geibloiieu iparet
mar it GoS augeiiiQtl iucldes einem
ofienen @asofen in Der aiic1e ent.
itr0mte, GHtiebt liei 5rait glortoh
olf bic GtroBe uuO riei Den Eolt
5iitcn Soicpb 04elligars 6erbei Der 10.
iort ale Seniter uno, Gbiire1 oiiuete
uno Cincn 9lr5t 6erbeibolte, Der ie-
bod luir nod Den 300 ieltIIcIleu
fonnte. So6n @ooneQ Iag quer ii6cr
ieinem 2'oter, D}on peruutbet OaB
DER. So6u bon Dem @osgernd aus
Dem Shlaie gelpedt, ieiucn greiien
Boter retten lpollte llno bci'n BetreT
ten oeiien 3iInnerS vom @os ilbers
pdItiat, le6los aui ieineu Gatet
innt Ter alto Goonee uor in DEM
StraBcu &ejnialrngS.Gepor
paDrenO Der So9n in 5uiuoelPS
@las 6a6rit angeitelt mar Goroucr
&eirlolSt tuuroe benodridtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
@apcriidJcr @lanucrdjcr z

Su orr lebten @euerolperiaum.
hung Oes o9aDerii1en W2dnnerhorS"
in @ooenitciner'S Sale al Der Git-
ssopciic.StraBc murOen ioIgenoe ge,
auiic iiir oaS laiiienoe Sabr eriudblt:
sSobu gldermonn Eraiioelit; 9loan
Batter. &ice. .Erdiioent; glueuit Sob.
molH Shabmciiicr; GuitaD @olfe,
Ginon3'Sefretdr, mo ,Sran5 giotbe,
9rototoa 5etretdr. 1aS Sinau5
Gomitc beite5t aus Oeh Serren Gbos.
Stlntel ,5rco. 8oDnet tuo SenrD
Sdjaier. Ger Gereiu beibloB, i'm
nd1itcn @1ouat ciu gInIternroiten a6.
3u6aIteu. Giuc Ginleouug ocS
.,IrnbiiNn@ lpur0c angenounien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Nniiers Neh1lrtstnn.

8n Gbren oes @eburtstoees oes
aaiiers iinO Orei oeridieoene 5eier.
lidfeitei i'm uGeutiden Gorreipou-
oenten" onoe8eigt. 9lm D3ittipob
9lbcuo ipiro 9}rof. Senrp. S6untacber
bon ser aot6olil1en llniperfitGt in
@aibington IN Ser ct. Wlidoels-
Solle an Der @olfc StroBe einen
Gortrog baIteL um0 iper ii6 ali eli
mem geiitigen @eniliic crfrereil mill,
iollte Oieien @ortro9 uicbt perfeblen.
Cine onoere potriotiide 8eier baben
orei oelitide @ereine fir @ol,tag,
Oen 29. Sontor, 9tbeuos, in Der Bob
men.Sollc, Gde pon @op- iuio 9grc-
iton-StroBe, orrongirt, nno am fol.
genOen @ieuitdg feiert ser o0eiltide
Sfriegerbuno bon Baltimore" aoiiers
@cburtstog nit eincu SobresbolIe
in 9mrD's Solle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
eOn g9a0rcn acitO6Icn Ga6cn.

Scr % SSobre olte 9ioB $. Gowon
im0 oic 2i Sabre oltc 5ooie &ad-
ION Die in cinenI %ouie oil Der Ntaois,
ion.gIDcnuc, nobc 9ioOlc.Strabc,
pobnten mnroen gcitcrh 9l6cn0 BON
Oen @ebcinpoi5iiten &oblcr lmO
Sentins 6etboftet. Gomon 1T ou9c.
ibulOi9t ongeblib bon Der Sirnid
&liBler Bros. Striimpfe etc. I'M
@ertbc pon 500 gcito6len 5l bobcn.
Sri Sodion Oie in Dem oben erwGbn-
ten porie ais Gomons Sroii bcfonnt
pdr, itebt inter Ger g(nidldOiQunq
dnge6liG 0citoblene (Se9cnitdnoc in
@mpionN Gcnomnien au bo6eu. &cOe
mcrOen 9cute &ihtcr Bodaro IN Ser
mitilereH 9oIi5eiitotion uorgeiIbrt
merOen @cndB ben 9fusidaen non
GeteftiU &obler bat @oman cine sSrot
IN Sutton nobc 9fibuiono, go. Iicic
baitc ibn ipegei ougcblider 9lidtDcr-
iorguHg bor einieen Sabren perbof-
ten laiien. spater ging cr in oic
Nioriic5 mlroe obcr iin SSobrc 1911
cntloiien, CT ioEl uuM III 5on 9(nto.
nio cinca Nlonu eriMoiien bn6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
aroanemifIauen.srip.

Soften an9ebIib Elm Me8ept BON Or.
5cuOoer geidIidt. Ser 9lpo-
tbefer 8. 20. Searo bon Ser @il.
liom.StroBc inter $500 giirg.
i6oit oem @eri6tspcria6rcn
iiberipieien.
Inter Dem ginfhiB bon Gocain
Duroen geitern g}q6mittag fitr5 nad
5 llbr ser 30 Sabre alto SSronf @il-
belm BON 9lr. 1923, 4atterlou-8art.
9lpenlie, Der "a Sabre alte SSo5n
Sdnabel BON glr. 23Oi, Gp.9tort6-
9lpenue, imo ocr % Sabre olte 2u-
iber 9. Sarriion BON g2r. 1912,
@eit-@ratty yStraBe pom 8oQ-Snipef.
tor Bono Martin in-einem Troglcn-
laOen an Der @iaiamSs5traBe ge.
fimOeu mo Der iiioIi6en @oli3eiita.
ton ii6erge6en. SIN 9ciibe bon Sor-
riion murOen QQein 30 @rau oes
Sites geiinOen. IS miro augege.
ben, oaB Sobn SdnQbel elm &c3ept
nit Dem 9lomeu oes Gr. GGalmccg
Z SclioOcr Gde Gpcrgreen @lacr
lmo Falmer.9loenue, geidic9t iuo iidJ
ali 0ieie @eiie OaS Gocain pcriboiit
bat. gluc 0rei iuurocu iiir Gin 6eil-
tigeS Ger90r ieitge6olten Er, 8.
sDlcrcer Seorog ser geiiBer Scr 2(po.
tbetc mat Dor cinigen 5agcn Fir oas
@eriftsneriabren I'M noroli6en Ti.
itrift inter $500 9iir6idoit geiteat
poroen. @r itebt unter Der glnflaee,
@orp6in uHo Gocoin o6ne Inter.
idteo rerfaiiit 81 6aben Seine Ser.
baltng Urroe ber6ei9eiiibrt, ais Der
% Sabre alte Sobn @. Sbomas BON
glr 1924, 9}oro-G6orleSs StraBe, qe.
gen i'm auSiagte Ibomas mar 0ou
Dem 9lr3t angeidulOigt norbert i6m
eineu wert6loien Gbef BON $50 fiir
Morpbiu einsebanOigt 81 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
y Nader Graatrn llHteritiibnngs-
@ereiu.1

sSn giiifiel's Saae an Der Goro.
Syrcoerid. .Gtrabe bielt gcitcrn 9lbeno
0er Observation-Disclosures
&erein gar. g. ieine piefteliabrlibe
Notwithstanding. gSrdiiocnt s.
g1eubaus fiibrte oen Goriib uno
@cfretdr G0uoro gartbolme baS
grotofou 9lob Grlcoigune Der
9loutinegeibafta ipuroe beihloiieH,
i'm Sommcr liH 9Sicuic ab5ubalteu
uno ocm Ieitibcn @rciienbeim iGbr-
liH $15 Sli3uitcuern. Der fiir5lid
abbcbnltene Baa mar Gin iinau8ieller
Griola. Ginc GiiilaOllng oes 9iot6en
Sfrcl5.@omites sum 9eiad oes Deit.
id)en Gpgaters unroe ougeHonnqu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
SO( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuter-
idlaGen baben.

gluf @miA bon N}artin 2.s&a.
Dondile1, Ncr i'm glpoitoliiden @iiis
iionsbqils IN @oibnoton, 2. g.,
iDo6nt, uurOe Neitcrr 9lbcn0 Der 30
Sabre olte stanislous a. Merccr
bon gir. 359, Gits4rriion.StroBe,
bon 9}iiuoe-Sergeant Soo0 pom nlitt.
leren Giitritt Derboitet inO nad Scr
inittleren @oli5eiltation gebroHt, no
cr bette utter Der 9InidulOigung
angeblid $50, oaS gigentbum ser
,.aotboliideu Dliiiions.llnion bon
@aibineton, 2. g.. lmteriGlngcn at
Da6en Ni1ter aSodaro oorgeiii6rt
peroen miro. g1ercer coQeftirte
@eIoer fir Ole lluiou III Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
iEran 6rESmann iihrrfn6rcn.

1Srort SSlilid 1clomonu bon 9lr.
2436 Gits9dliiuorc.S StroBe, mlroc
geiterh glotmittag ais Tie Sic 3opet
te.StroBc, naGc ser 4ort- StrdBe
ii6eridrcitcn molltc, bon einen Wio.
torrao aiii oeu iid SerrD Seib, bon
g}r., 5dS Siio z. Ctr Sig6lano.
toplt inO SRI. 0ionie Surlcp, 91r.
1912 SitSo6aro- beionoeu,
augcrQnnt, ,Srnl SSelomaiiu fam
init lcirDten glbibiiripuacu ooUon
iln0 bega6 iic1 o6ue Siilic nod Der
gSobnrg i6rcr 5pd)ier, ,5rQI glnna
SSol5c, gir. 2l9S GItSoDetie-5 IT,.
sri Snrlen, bic Surcb sen 9lnprall
ali sic 2trobe oeiAlelIoert ipllroe,
ra6ni Oie Siilir cines gEr5tcs in Scr
glodbarc6aif III Slniprndl, Sbrc
@crlcesngcn morcn Blun @liid ili6t
idjiuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
SlnS Ocn @cridjts6Sieu.

2ucillc &. SiIliorO, oos Is Sabre
aIte @lao4ea ueldes i6rep
gtieio0ter beito6feu bate, nm
ons gtadtleben Der @roBitaDte sn
ic6eib III pic0er nod g}oro.Garo-
Ina geianot moroeu. 6ran
Saura g9roofg Otis eeidie0en.
Die Is Sqbre aIte 2uciIlc 8. Sill.
lioro, pelde ibrcm 5tieipoter I'M
MOnat Qeaeuber i'm 0Sotel Gmers
ion~ oos gonoe @eiieaeIO itabl uno
Onnlit iib ousitoffirte, nm cine o@er-
eniieurgstour1 8ii modem uno IN on-
6eren Sotels ipcDute, iuuroe geitern
BON SltgenOridter @iaiams aus Ser
@dodeu SSSuOuItriei6uIe eutlaiien
ilno no6 ibrel @ltern in gtoro. Caro-
lima 8itriidgeionOt. 2ucille iagte, oaB
iie genua bon Baltimore babe.
6rau Otis Bcidie0en.
Die reihc 8roI 2ouro @roofs
Otis, pelde in nSotel SelOeoere~
mobnt, erbielt i'm &rpiSgeridt 93r. 2
0ird oen Ridter 2uffp cine obioIutc
Sheioung bon 9llGrnnoer Otis SIR.
~, Beit S4. StraBe, gletp- yorf.
Ssrml Otis iaete aus. OoB ibr Monn
mir 8uriidecfcbrt iei wenn iie ibm
oos n0tbiee @eIo geidnot babe, uno
@eIo babe er in bollen SGnoen aus
eeeebcn Gin ein8iger Tbeoterbeiub
iei mnn6es 0aol 10 bod mic 1886 ee-
fommen.
Q d 0eneri riaBfloge.
Sm Common 9leoss@eridt feB
geltern SulDeIter s.. Smit6 cine
Sloge lin $4,000 S6uoenerIoe ae-
gen sic ollniteo Stotcs Eirc 60 g
cinrei6en Ger Sloger eiebt an, 6oB
Ct einen @ummireifen bon Der beiog.
ten 6irno Gefolift unO onallnodcn
periitdt babe; 0o6ei iei oic @umui-
robre gepIott uno babe ibm Elm 9luee
70 uerIest, oob er Die Se6froft berlor.
gerlnnet $4,000.
Iurb ben &cdtSnntpult @illiom
Glrron lieB SenrD @ficroucnsfi in
@oiiInon Neas @eri6t cine &loac
am $4,000 Sdooeneriot gegen oie
StroBen6obn @elellidbdft einreidcn.
Scr aIoger iost 0aB er bel Ser 6obrt
at elmer 9ecroigilng in elmer autidr
bon Sobn s. Conan au is. Geoeln-
Der infolgc elmer Golliiion Ser aut.
llfc init einen 5troBenbobuuaggolt
pcrIctt wor0cu iei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Nci Der gLrheit nrrIeht

Ger 36 Sabre olte @illiom g. Gi-
fenbad, Don glortuooo Seig6ts, Go.
tonspiIIe, DO, ell @ormonu ser
uGornegic Steel 60, ipuroe ge1tern
BON eincnl idweren eiierneu @olfen,
Der Ourb eiueu Se6c6olun in bic SD
bc ge5pgen iulroe, ON &opf getroi.
fen @inn brobte Den @erungIiidten
in'S 6ranflinsS Sauare,Spipitoi IN eis
mem OorbeiIo6reuoen Garimogcu.
gladOenl ieine @iutSe ON &ppie Der.
6nnoen mar. fonntc CT iid oDue @ci-
itan0 nach @anie beacben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
granS an Ser glsrt0 as0int aloaS.

Gin 6euer unbefaunten llriprunes
5eriiorte eeItern oaS MobHbalIS OeS
SSormerS G0moro Sodett an Der
glortb Eoiut &poO, nabe Der Gaitern.
9lDenue. Der Shooeu miro auf
$4,000 aeidatt Gas 6euer muroe
Don Srou Sadett entoedt, bic oiircb
0cu Rntth Uadl ipurDe 2ieiIno i0r
Sottc, ionic 5iuei ainocr muBten in
ibren 9lodtfIeioeru 0os brenrerOe
Sous perIaiien gie 6eueripebr bon
Sigblauotown fonnte pegcn @aier-
lauaeIs nur Sic g}ebcugebGuce lmo
SnnSbnItsiaten rctten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Sud I0na OIcindltc ucrlafiet.

Inter Der glnidwloiguuG onacb-
Observation-Disclosures SIT ieim lairocu
gcltcrp 9l6eltO ser % &o6rc olic G0.
marc DhiIia1ou mo oeiieu @ulccr,
Der 81 Sabre olte &inceut 9luQo6ou.
an Der ,Sroutiirosc pon &oli5iitGroB
pcrboitet nn0.not Der niiitIcrcn 9So-
lBeiltotion aeionot Gic 9eiocn itc-
cen inter ocn %croocbt, por 10 "a
aci $. Goodman bon @6ilooelp0id
acgcp 3 ll0r Alorgeus in elmer Stra-
Bc III Oft Baltimore iuni $3.50 Be.
ranbt 81 0o6en, Die EoIi5ci pirS
cine cingebenoe llutcrirdimg oniicl-
len mo uieileidt oie Scr6aitcteu Ocs
StroBenrau6s 5cihuloigeu Gcn
3wc olperG 2ttdbcnrdiibcru, lucI.
dc an Oen StroBcnrop0e S6cil &C.
nonlueu bottc, iii Oie @oIi5ci ouac6-
lid Qiii Der Spnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
gglmiitaLildles.

Inter oen 9tiipi5ien ser a@otiouol
sSrnior Gepublic@ eeben @}ooame
2ouiie Somer lnO Der 8ioliniit
Gfrem 3inIboIilt om @ioiitogs ben
20. Sonuor, 9lbenbs, Gin geluein.
iboftIihcs Sfecital in ser ,,9pric.
Gos 8reernnm miro ip6ter betannt
oeeeben per0eu. Die 8illete iino be-
reits bel gLIbouqb's 81 baben. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
9Sl5BIider sgS.

iSron Boa Rristau cine 62
Ssobre alte 6rau itar6 eciicrn Mors
Gen pollig uhcrpattct il ibrer @o6.
ming, 9ir. 2si1, Soricro.9lrc. Sie
hatfe BIS por 8mei Mondten in @c-
banoling einas glr5tes gcitanoen,
mar aber IN Der lestep 3cit anidei.
ncno bei better Gcilino6cit. Coroner
sSnslcD lpiro einen sSnqucit 6alteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
Sos yeCd0 iuir6 in Neiu,yorf
nrlndlt.

@ al = ingtolL 20. Sonnor.-
9lllc 9lcbcuior9cn oni Ole Seite ie6ies
bend miro Oos Gonite fir .Hcgelu
Oas Observation-Disclosures, meldes
oos sec iliiterlucbt, 6iientIirbc Scr
Bore ON Gienitag IN 9lem Dorf begihs
nen I'm fcit6uiteaeu o6 irgcuo Scs
iuano in Der SSoll StraBe ais Elm BE-
ipltot Der Oor5eitiGcn &enptniB bon
Der Sric0cnsnotc Oes %rdii0cntcn
g8ilion Goribcil acbo6t Bot.
S9ermon s. @bipplt bon @oitort
murOc bcutc ioruiell ols &cdtsbcis
ltono bonn Gonlite en9o9irt @r na6nt
Die Stalhmg init Dem GinperitGnos
niB, BOB oic euiaaoiaumo ipaicr
icitgeiiellt weroen iolle uno 6oB cr
bel Der lInteriuhinQ bollltduoia ireic
%ouo bo6cu ioIIc. llnter ocn crIten
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SpSt in @ett.

Die ) Nionotc oItc GpclDn Golo.
reta Ssir6ner, 9odter BON Benedict
Ssirduer, 9&r. l704, GrDital alprnnc,
wiIroe gcitern Dioroen lin 1a9 ll6r
foot IN ibren Bette nIfgefimoen.
Snr5c 3cit oorber id)ien oaS aino
ioobl mo immter 5u iein. Ger Coz
rouer iptroc benoGri1tigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
20 5eite1r
lno--
.2cnti6e 0aasirau.
sOuutaa ben n. SauHur 1917
gIutO-Golliiiou an Ser &biIuOelpbia
HunO.

(sinc Golliiiion 5FpIicban 0em sIrto.
mobil bon @eorec 6. Subne, g}r.
9l0i, Git9iortb.9I .9Ipcniic, uno Dem
ghto oes Gorouers @ermonuS S.
,Srouce, All Der Gdc Der Gamooo-
gIuemIc llns EbilaOelpbias5loao, rih-
tcte an Sen Sabr5eiIgen MIR geriugen
Sdooen an. Sic geuannten Mdn.
ner oie lire 9litos ielbit lenttea,
iino beute lmt $ llbr @lorgens nod
Der Gautou@oIi5e station ein9plo.
ben uoroen, lin 9lidter @iaioms
etiuos gt6bereS iiber ben @orioIl
mit5ntbeileu.
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anta mnO etrahsn6adn.gsaanum

Cine Gonionoion. .9Ibe. Gleftrii6c
frahtc geltern 9ia1mittog 5iuiiAeri
Der Glopmont, iino gIi6bnrton-glUe.
gegcn oas 9lltfo OeS Serrn @1iaoro
GalnsblrD Don 9lr.. 2636, Sarlem.
slpey imo beiddoiate oen 0lotorua.
aCn aienIib org.