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The Washington times., 1917-01-22

THE SPILL OF Southland. By Keith
Clark.
THE SPELL, OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
AND THE PHILIPPINES. By Isabel
Anderson Published by the Page Com
pany, Boston. Price $50 each.
The Page Company. has added to
its travel series two more volumes.
both by authorities on the lands of
which they write. The books are a.
Illustrated. and the text arranged
with the care hithertoS displayed in
this series.
The Washington times., 1917-01-22

The Junior League, of the National
American Woman Suffrage .Associa-
ton meets this afternoon at 2:S0 at
1925 Rhode Island avenue Miss
Katherine McClintock, the chairman,
will preside, and tea will be served
at the close Of the meeting to all
members. :
The College Equal Suffrage League
will meet tonight at $50 in the head
quarters of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association, 1926
Rhode Island avenue.
The Washington times., 1917-01-22
POEMS. BY Alan seeser, with an introduc'
tIon by william Archer. Published By
Charles Scribnsr's Sons. Price s13 net.
VANISHED TOWER
FLANDERS. DesI

VANISHED TOWERS AND CHIMES OF
FLANDERS. Described and pictured by
George Wharton Edwards. The Penn Pub
fishing Co., Philadelphia. Price IS.
This beautiful book Is particularly
timely, but were it the product of
peaceful season II would be an add
ton to that class OF books which
seek to portray by graceful text and
charming illustrations the wonder
land open to the traveller who can
use his eyes.
The Washington times., 1917-01-22
LATEST PRODUCTS
OF AUTHORS PENS
Reviews of Literary Works lust
Placed on the
Market.

THE LAND WE LOVE. BY Wendell Phillips
Stafford. Published by Arthur +. Stone
ST. Johnsbury, VT.
Mr.. Stafford is too. well known In
Washington to need an introduction,
but 1t will be a source of great pleas
ure for his friends to have In perma-
nent form the poems they know and
perhaps have heard the author read.
Most of the poems are of'a patriotic
nature, written for some national oc-
casion, but there are also sonnets and
lyrics which are lovely for their own
sake. number of dainty verses
which lend themselves admirably to
music may be discovered by some dis
corning song publisher, .-. -.-.'
The Washington times., 1917-01-22
THE RISE OF LEDGAR DUsTAN. BY Al
/ fred Tressider Sheppard. ID. Appleton 4
Co.. New York. Price s1.b0 net

THE RISE OF LEDGAR DUsrAN. BY Al
/ fred Tressider Sheppard. ID. Appleton q
Co., New York. Price sl.50 net.
Mr.. Sheppard's book Is unusual
one must grant that. But its style is
unspeakabIy dreary, not distinctive
enough to make his book worth more
than passing comment, yet interest
ing, as IL evinces the tendency OF the
English novelist to follow the Russian
school of fiction. A sequel Is promised.
POEMS BY Alan seeger, with an introduc-
tlon by william Archer. Published by
Charles Scribner's Sons. PTice sl.S net.
Mr.. Seeger, Mr.. Archer tells us, had
barely passed his twenty-eighth birth
day when he fell In charge the For
eign Legion made upon the German
trenches on the field OF Belloy-en-
Santerre.
There Is something grippingly he
roic in the thought of this young New
EngIander giving up his life on q
French battlefield, which has caught
the admiration OF countries other than
his own. Jean Richepin, OF the
French Academy, gives unstinted
praise to the poems. Certainly they
are Of a very high order, both as to
form and imagery. Could he have
lived out his life he would undoubt-
eddy have risen to great heights. But
Judged by what he has left he easily
takes rank with the best.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

@llcnuS gtires, III. Dlar5,
g9ic cine aus Reru eingctroiIcuc Ne
pcihc mcIoct miro aegcn ocu Asrair
0entcu oer glcpr6lif, &ar0p, oie Qcs
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GrinorOung oes Icpiltirtcu 9latalc
0Sraig cineS Sobnes 0cs beriihutQn
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batte,
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! llubar Die 99irrcn I'LL 9Scui iua
ii6cr oic bcItebcn0c rrpobitiondrc g'a
peglulg, BON ipcltbar Dos 2ato drs
idiittert miro. iili6 feline uiberen
Wlel0ltnaen eiHgetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

9lac Ginjcln6eitcm als militdrildc GjcDeimuiiic
gcbiitet.
@raIioent bOIft modJ ilnmer aui SermciOum8 DDn
TeinOIcligfcitcm.

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nofm cnc ngn prmccn Sdrt mclr Der Nbabrt omcrNui
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Der ySDraMt oCr 9cfauntmodJMn0 o9t:
n Nnbcirndt Der GunOgnng Ocr faied OeAdcn Hc9crmg
81 nnnr 1917, Duf Sdc ~ Dic &enan GinneidO
IC Uel gcmicn 3onCu Der bDbcn Sec NugeocH wer0n DcH
wcrScn olcn, D6ue OaE fir bic Gc Der SurS benSdcn &
gocn wr0 niue hNi lntCrmdnng Der Gic
criplg Scoeruna &cruau SMGtcn bcdpcn aNn
fanrn 6anbcsffn, pc bnrG bic Spcrr5pne arn bemaf
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finOlidIcn @crpncn."
Iic efgcn MbWtufapuesN sNnmn bcpaBren and bene @dpc
ecu bc3gid 9r &cfHdnnn di 9ams Henl
crc 70 bcwafnee Sd abfaJn uro Nl 6cic @na9cu
ben ns mlitGrihe NcBrimninc gcbItct
Nod uic urS bier b Hbcr bic 8rnBc sprudn uclde 9Oc
gcrcnatcn pcIen mOsu 0enhanS that
fGdcn Standardization ucrScn on Sn ufe0n Src
6t S gndt fnr Sa OnR &rGbcnt gSpn muccin fir
ngbd feline naB &crbiHSnng nit Om rUpddn aeG plant
bic mclG n0t6is IT. umcriauiid &dtc aui bub Sec
IMatcn
Norbcrctnugcn fir @Dcn.natGtcu merOcn nit G Os
cbt abcr &GScnt halt bcfnnn IT. nCr nDd o Dnnng
fcl Onf nt Ndid cncn Sndmmcumi midcn bentdCn lin
tcr9ebpocr 6eadn GricrudFn aoclsifCn fDmmcn
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6 ggiOn chu uo wci Sct baie NIB
c9 miro crwartct ba nc rc9narc Gabn nug aHsaea
mirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
2tpslSn>iIebe 1actsn iber 2seitise,ene
omerifonil<Per <7on>slsleRiie benoebriebttet
@raf 3cppclin GciscIctt


9luf Oem Eragcr 6rieObpie IN Shit
gart, Su eincm @rob0elu0Ibc,
Ons licb Der @eritordcnc Dor Sab.
rem bate bouen loNen aonig
@ilbelm Scr 3pcite bon @iirt.
tenberg luo6nt ser Troucr.
Geremonic bel.
&otter0onL 12 NldrI oia
2onoou. Die @eilcbung 0es @ras
ien 3cppelut fonO 6crtc 9}udmittog
IN Stuttgart itott,
&or picleli Sn6reii icbon lieB iid
0cr griinOer Ocr lenfbaren 2uitidJiiie
ein @rabgelu0lbe olf ocnl 4ra9cr
,Sricobpic ill Shtttgnut baucn, iru0
aus oieiem @runNc Ic6utc oic @Ir6iiu
3cppeInl oos glncrbieten ob, mel.
Dies i6r bonn aonig bon MSiimtcms
berg genaAt por0en mar, oen 2eicbs
nam in Der GonigSgritft 6ci5uicbcn
&onig Milbclm Der 3lbcitc bon
@iirttcmm6crg moGntc oer Erotcr.
@crclnonie BEL tucIde aus 9iiidiibt
old oen ic6led5tclt @clmobcitS5uilano
scr 6rdiill iebr fir5 NOR Hcr Got
tcSoicnit 6cItanO lcoi9lidl ans elmer
fur5eu 9Srcoigt ocS Siidofs bon
g8iirttcm6crg unO aus @ebctcn
@cucro( bon &oeppncr, Der @odbit
COMMANDMENTS Der ocltic1en 2uit.
tucbr, ipobutc aui 9efebl oes Soiicrs
ocr 9rauericier BEL unO 1000 glubei-
tCr BON Den experimentation III 6rics
bridsboiea fomcu nit cincm Spc-
5inl5u9c 5l Dem @ottes0icuitc ndd)
Stuttgart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
@crimcifInnOstlnt cincr SOdltcr.

&ouispillc, SfD., IL. N}0r5.
1ran @oloic 9lpbL bic 80 Sabre oltc
EpNtcr pplt George gGoi6bnrM einom
53 3.id6rigcn Sarnar6eiters, cri6oB
0cnieIben geliern glbcno' III leincni
SCENT III Der 9tdbc BON @oi5cn in
2lobam.@oulitDl Iieic 9tadribt ges
IQngtc baute nab &oiisuillc.
5rai Ge1l crd6Ite oct @cbOr0c,
i6r @oter b6itc icine 5amilie lang
rorgeieBtcu lInqebiibrIihfeiten untcr.
morien lno rraag IN Oro6enoer pdls
hlng auf icinc Eobtcr cin ais lie
cine 56rotilintc crgriif mo lelertc.
@nibburu itarb i5 @linltcn ipdter.
Grdn He6l mliroc nlttcr noniincller
s5irberbcit aitf ircicnt SSilB gelallen.
sic lit in Golum6us, Gbip, 5it Soltic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

g9aibittq tom ~. ARdr5.
Gas 9eerdhriB SOS @rigaoe.@ene.
rails d. 3. EHco0orc 6rcItng6uplen
6orbes bon Der @un0es-9lrnce. meI.
dem 5aultoa bier uericbie0 iauO
lbeutc itott Gil uiiroe iin Arlington
EgaationaI-Srieobof 5ltr lcptett 9llibc
lgehcttct
Ger Geritor6cuc Wahte sen @iir'
eerfricg init rni0 mr0e im Sabre
1908, aIs cr ocn glblhico na6nb sui
9rigaOcs@eneral crumlnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
9sraiiOcut luicDcr better.

gSoi6ingfom -. @idrj
9Sraiiocnt 28iIion bat iid BON ieiner
aranfbcit mel@e i'm III Der periloi.
icneli Mo1e on's 3imncr fclirlte,
poIiitdHoig erbolt un0 biclt beute
Wlorgcn 3mci Gonicrcn5cn ab, cine
init 5tootslcfrctar &aniinG lno eire
5lpcite nit oem neuep ocnofratlir6cit
Sii6rer ill Genat, Scnntor @iortin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

2on0nn l2. Nldr5. Iir &crs
spain pou @onnaii99t C5attin oeS fiii.
bcrcu @cucroIgolucrneitrs uun Gonas
n oa, ipeIcbc dncincm guiall BON Arpn.
dial SinlgeIlcnt5iinouitg 0arnie6er.
licgt, bat cine linrltbiac Jladt sc6dbt.
Dic Gnt5iinoimg hat nitbt nodgeiar
icn lmO Die Ser3t6dtigteit iit idlrd-
der 3ie Ser5Dgrl BON Gpmiaiaht
HIT cine Godtcr oes 9Srin8en ,Srienrirb
SarI pon $rcuBcu oer &er5og iit eiit
2ufel ocs a0Rigs @cor9u pon Gngr
lnn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

ner3ug nah Berlin lpciter.
/ &opcnbagen H. Wldr5.
6raf 9ernilorfi Der jribcrc ociitibe
9Otihaiter III @aibnSton lmo feline
Il9egleitung traicn beutc Nioreelt iut
It0 llbr 30 aus gbriiiiania i'll Gopen-
hagen ein.
@raf Observation-Disclosures Der Oelt.
Hide @cianOte III 06nCmarf, in0
loer oclitic5e @oncrolronlul iii appcr-
lbagcn beitieaen oan 0anpfcr rtyra-
oeuif s. Inn 0jrai @crulturfi 3u Be-
IsriiBen.
Scr Donlpfcr pSSreOcrid ocr 9lhtc@
batte ldl6ncs @etter nuf Der 6obrt
uon Gbriitiatio. 9lauroingS mar sic
6abrt III o1nilc6cn Gerp6iiern oeS
Giles wcgcn nit Sbmicrigtciten
Ibcrblm0cn lnO scr 3ompfcr muBte
oesbolb 8luci Gisbreber gcbrouHcn.
Dtan battc cine groBc Ntengc am
lSonotin9splub crmortet un0 0csbolb
fir ousgiebigcu &oIiaciihub geiorgt
abcr ouBcr Oeu oeutirbcil 8camtcn,.
3eitliugsIcltelt uiio &crwanoten, o6.
|niih,amcrifoniihcr gfeiicnocr battcn
Nid MIR ciitigc nengicrigc Acrlonen
lcingefnocn @raf gernltorff eiug
'nidt an Sono, ionoern perbrohte bic
glodt on goro oes oSreoerid S.~
Der @jrof imo icne 9egIeititug mcr-
Den iicb morgcu ouf cinem Sonoer3ug
nad Berlin begcbcn
Seute NbenO pcroen Bic @rdfin
nno oer @rof Gditc bel eincm Diner
IN Der 9iciigcu G5eianotihoft icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Nriidle glatiunaIiltcn HI HarIamcnt

SonoolL ~, Widr5. Die iri.
i1cn 9Iationaliiteu lidhten bcltc
gtammittag c6crlnals ibr Griheincu
i'm llntcrballie umo periibcrtcn iiA
elmer meitcrcs bal0i0cn Gebattc iiber
ocn @cgcnilonO bon Some 9hilc tiir
SrlanO inoenl iir poll ben Rcgiering
oas &cripredcn er6iclten, oie iriihen
&craniblagungcn miiroen ait eincnt
So0c ndditce G9one borgclegt iucre
Oen. 0ie 8orouihIdgc iperoen SoS
3eihen 5u eiucr 0ebotte iiber bic gr-
iammtc iriidr Siegicrune gcbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
,So6uipn relisuirt ais NiunOcrncnr.

Su6niOn relisuirt alS WoaUcrncnr.
9ncromcnto, Sat, ~. Dldr5.
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timoigtc bcute icinc 9icli9noiion pont
Soupernclw9omtc an oie ant l5.
Qidr5 III &roit trcter foil.
1icier 9cfaunttuuhm8 iplgtc cia
unbcitdtigtcs @eriirbt Ct uerOc lcit
Senotsomt nibt oitrcteL iouoerll
iciu @oiperncilrsumt bcibc6aItcn.
@oupcrrcnr Sobnion lit ais 9Sroi
arciiipcr re9iitrirt. Scin 9iddiolger
miro Mm. q. Stephens, Gin irii5ercr
@on0rcB qlbgcorOnctcr, Der ppm Wou-
verneir $obnion iacb ocu Iooc ocs
@olperncir-2 2icntruonts ,Sobu @iblc.
man oni 2S. 6cbuiar 1916 All pcs
Ncrltorbcncn Stcac ernoant mllroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
@ritiidler Nnmpier 0cllnfen.


.Gcre WlorQnottc" iniotgc cincs 2ed0
untorgegongcn gSur iriiber
amerifaniibcs Gdiif. Gopitdl
III Bolton on9elanot
Bottom, Niail., IL. Nldr5, Ger
britiiHc 0anlpfer u4ere Wlarquctte"
lit om 5onntog @loroeu 60 WleiIeu
oitlih bon 0taltict infoIgc cineS
2cdS imicrgcgnngcn.
Dics 6cridtetc ocr Captain 0cs
Shiiics, G6orlcS GroB, Del iciner
9lnflinft an 9oro oeS 5ildcriboot
ncrs .aJlorp DC Gortc. pcIAer ibit
uuo 2l 9)}tqlieOer Der WlaunIMoft
ouiuobm. Gie 5diii6riiNigeu bottei
lnc6rcrc 2tnocn IN flcinen 9ootcl
ilmberirci6cil miiiicn c6c lie gorettct
lpurocn.
Ger Dompier n@crc W}urquolte,"
ociicn lNcimbaicn~St Sp9n's, g&,S,
Int imo Der bon 0cr glmipc3 Stcoms
ibip SO. gedurtcrt ipuroc, iilbr am
%. 6ebrnar nit cinem Cargo bon
SolJ6rei nod 9icw.Gorf ob. Scr
Danpicr murOe i'm S5o6re 1890 in
y9eit 9nD GiD gcboiIt. Gr nor irir
Der 0cr dmerifaliibe IaulpicrgFrrc
AlarQuctte b" mur0e ober ipater an
9ln0rcm NArroD bon si. Sobn's 0cr.
fault uno III britiiAes 5diiisre0i.
licr iibcrtrogen. 81 bottc cinen
9lamdn6alt bon 1922 Gouncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

@opiana, liz. @ldr5. sSaules
@. @crarO, oer nprutalige annerifoitie
Hide @otlbuitcr III Tentidlano im0
ieinc @cieaihoft uon 54 2eincu ie
Qcltc 6ciitc Glorget lau i0.40 ani
oetn Iampicr u@oupcrnaitr Go66@
uadb aeu @eit ab SER @erorO
pur0e bon g5nt n. 9on8dlrs, orn
Iamcrifanilubalit tSeianoten Dem sSulia
9efret6r Ocs rubouiihen Shuts 2es
partcncnts. @iNllumo aaitQriou,
9berit 2ieiItGrant Gonnino g9itten.
Imeper Dem aurrfaniidben Nlilitars
slttorbc, itiiO Dem Safcit@apiidR pplt
Sanano nab 0cln 4icr beglcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

(SrnhiipS Tac1 &aNpiNe)
@crlin AZ. gJlrs. Die
nabitcbcnOc GrfiGriius ii6crG5nb.
mnriuerGpcratioucN iunroc beutc
uun Der llcbcrlce . ysadypidDtctr
slgcntur ausgcgrbcn
Ser amtlidvc @eridDt bpR I'LL.
WtGr5 belaat, Oah Shiffs init
cincm SlatniilbaIt H0N
$4,000 SunneH Dcrientt iunrbcnl
Wdt ben am Z itrb y. Wtdr5 ais
DericHtt gcnucISctcu @dJiffcn er-
gIcbt has tinc WcIamntiinnnr
uuu mcbr ais li4000 Sunucn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Sbam's CjriltessnItunS.

@6ilaoclpbin ~. Aidt5.
0ie ppnt SMeriff BON Ebilooclpbio.
GuiniD euuGblten @eidworcucn,
oc nli 9lniuHen Der 6rou 9lorD
Goplcp G6oip. oct @lutter pon Sarrp
a. I6arp iiu0 nit oeiiGn @eiitcs5il.
itano beioiien ioaen, bottcn beutc ibre
critic Sibung. Der 4ro5eB miro in
9urcou pon @nis glmcs 9ollnro, eli
neni bonn Common Nleos @cricbt crs
nonrtcn 9luwalt, 6intcr pcrihIoiics
lien I5iircn gefii6rt Ebalu mar
nidbt onmeicno, nod mar Ger Di.
itriftsompnIt bon 9lciu Dorf, Swonn,
peptrcten.
llntcr Sen @clebon Opl Eenniplpos
.nicn niiiicn Die @eicbmorcncn cine
Nerion, Oercn Srriimi iic fcitapitrls
len 6oben, rinipi5ircn", Iesbalb
ipcrocn fcinc 3elgcn pernouncn
lpcrOen cbc bic @eidworencn hiht
G6aw in St. AParp's 0oipitol beIld)t
An6cn iper0en.
c6cn wolic, imO an A. D}08 erbo6
oaS Gobitet Ocu EIon sum 9eiAIuB,
oeln iid) ouc1 oer &rdlioent Ocr 9le-
publif inter scr 9coiuguug fii9tc,
Dob oos ASQrldient oen @ciMhB
OcS 6o5inets 9ut0ciBcn iolle
Spatcr melOetcn Icpcicbcn OaH
G6ina iogor cinc glIlionS init Oer
@ntentc iild1c, oller0ingS nu nntcl
acuiiici @CoinNlnNcu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13
Tmma. iBuna amfoeIphcn.

2on0oib l2. MARS. Sn cinur
Sleuter.0epeI auS NeierS6urg Wir0
gcmeIoct. ooB aaiirr 9litoloits aurt
llfaile erlaiiclt fat, tueldbc oic @iHnn,
geu Der 0uma liH0 oes NcihSrat6s
oliibaben.
1ic 1iBltugcn tpCr0eu int n6hiteR
Dlouat iDieOer auigeuoirlnen lncr0ant
aus1enontncn IN 0cm 6allc oaB Ndl
opBergcluS6nlicbc llnitdnoe crgebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

Irentot vi Sy III MARS.
@oupcrneir G0ge eriuUtc @enerol
@eorge ". @oat6ols, Sen iriiberen
@oupcrueiu ocr &unono'aanaI- 3d.
ave, sic 5teihing olS ratbaebcHoer
yagcnieur 0er nencn StaatS .2an0,
itroBen.GomuliliioH m5lne6ueu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

Son6on,, III. Midr8. geic aiIs
elmer slmiicroamcr 1epcic6e all oic
Central gteps" eracNt, hcgiig Gars
Ios sSocgcr, Der braiiIiaiiidc @cne.
rala@onpu III gSicn 5eIbituara,
nadocui lcinc Satin pcrMdt 6atte.
lib icIbit Oas 2c6an 8u uebfNgn.
acnnora Sacaars Ibot mar 0itrcG
Summer iiber oen 900 ibrcs Stiitocs
.pcrirlodt 5ennor SSoaaer iiaau
iid Oas ScbeM Ut oem @it1ubgns ieiuc
0lattia babe ibr 3iel crreibt iu0 iis9
icI6It get0otet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

sSnurcN i2 lRdr8. 5dla5ar \
Iganoe bon gSiln gaitoitelr beid3oiien
Iont 3alnltna cineu 3iig oer nicrisas
Intiden Central Giienbahit un0 t60las
Item A5 @egloitings 9ruppca aQr sRes
'aicrllug luo pcunlmoutca orct 9Aai.
llugiere So iullroe bcuic pon 9lGlaps
Itcllten ben GINuilbabn fititaetpeilt.
Sic bcbnuptcIen, 2O s0tann oer 2ente
5aIa5ars tpllrocn act60iat iH0 a2
Dlaun ocripuloct als lid cin @eieBt
cHtlpann nodjOcnt ben SID non ocu
l9anoitcn altTgebdlten lpor0qu lpuT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

@ron0 8opi0e. Nli6. IL.
lRGr5. G5 pilroc bier lnoiiBclL
6cfonnt gemoht OaB 6rl. Dlargdrct
gSilion sic dItcitc Gohtcr pcs A'rdli'
oeutpu SSiIion iih nit 6ronf N.
Compton cincm mobl6a6cuoen @cr.
leger Don Chicago, Uerlobt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

@lebt Illt iurlilcbel Rarlanellt cine
GarIcgimg Der militdriiaen
Gage Sfiid3ua III @leiopotomirn
crioIgtc ans Itrategiicbcn G5riin-
ocn.
&onoon, II. NiGr5. Gnpcr
Raida Der iocbcn aus aleinoiicn
nod apnitantinopcl 5llriidgefebrt iii.
Bat nadJ ciner 9lclitcroepeldc aus
&nnitantinopcl ii6cr gllniter0oln, oas
tiirfiide Eorloment iii acnnhlis ac-
lebt nnB sic milit1riirbe Gage ser
Giirfci bcicr irt ais 5il irgcno elmer
,3cit felt ocm Gintrcten III oeu aricg.
@icnlad iagte Gnucr &uido
agSir ira0 lllilcre &erbiiroctcn e..
partcn init rubigcr 3upcriidt irgcnO
cine @ifcnii0c puld0c ser 5cino im
fomntcnOen Griibiabr nntcrnc6mru
mag Bic aouimcr miro eS mir pcrs
5riben lpenn ih III Ae5ug ailf Das
lniererieits gcplantc &orgcbcn still
ldllpeigcn 6euobrc.
Ser Shub oer tiirfiiMcn aiiiir
im0 oer GarbaneIicn III 6eifcr ge.
ihrrt ats ie 5upor. MI ser 5inoi-
6rpnt tit 0ic 2ogo inber1nocrt. gln
ocr @leiopotanIicn,Srnnt 5ogcn mir
inns aus miIitdriidcn @riinocn Si.
rild. Plus glcicbcn @riiuoen bobeu
mir ms an Der perliihcn 6ront hi
ocr Slihtung nii Scrlnouibob 8uriid.
gclogcn Iie Sage i'm auufolus lit
ltnpcran0crt PLIES 5uiommcngcuom.
men rcdtfertigt 0er geiomrttc qlus.
blid bic 3uperiidt iii ste 9ufuuit.
Cant Dem snluddtigen pcroen mir
Den idlieBlitjen Sica erringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

gl6pnncnteu, bic ben vTcntidDcn Gore
ipuuncutcnn utdjt piuttltdl UDcr ilurCgcl
mdhia CrbaItgn iinn gchetCn, ner Sificc
Sduan pcr GcIrpbcu UScr ldlrtftlidl Wsits
tbctluug 5n MadbCm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

ytitr 5il ~ ert Detol9 ltll 9 9-
5wedcnl
Wdi6iuaton ~. gld5. 0as
5toatsoepnriencut ga6 6cittc Dem
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Oie @riaubniB sum @lorircit nad.
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05cicbiibe out Scd iomobl uic an
Bug DoS 2hiii peil 6 eut irieOli.
der SradtoonpIer 1T Der rcgclmd.
Biac 6obrtcn moht uidlt 81 eineul
SiiIisfrciBcr umluan0clt oa iolhc
Sdiiic 5urciAcroe 1NubmaBre8ell
oegen nimgcieBlibc" glngrilic 5ll cr.
orcicn bcrcGtig iino. lln5meiIelboit
luirO oicie @ntihciolmg sur Giniiib.
rrn1 cincr olIgencinel 9lacbabuluiti
iii6reu bic 5difie ain Nod imO aic9
am 9lg 5u beitiiden.
Us miro angcnorillclL DOB pas
Shiif III 0cn Saicn geihidt mnrOe,
nit orr Slbiidt ciucn &robeioIl IN
9c3ug oui sic bon Der biciigcn Gcaic.
iluo cin5ui@Iaocnoe aSolitif 81 ic5at.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

9lhpmentcn, bic ben ,,Hcnticen Gprvripuu.
bcntCn" uigbt punftllm nDcr MuregelnldNig er.
bnlteu, tun gcbetcu, ber Office onbpn Der sc.
lep1pn pbcr idrlitlim Mlih1CilMug 5u tuacbcw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-13

Ger ameriGonii6c @cIonOtc III Ee.
Ting bcribtct Ocm stoots. .0opor-
iemcnt, ooB Gin 9lbbru6 oer Be
5ic5unoce G6ina's nit Gcutid-
Inno icOen 9InecnbIid erlpartct
mcrocn lonnc. Or. Sim yat
scu's 9lppca All 2lopo @eorge.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-03-08
EVER SAL|VATED BY
 CAL0MEL? HORRIBLE!
Calumel is quicksilver and acts like dynamite on your
 liver.

Calomel loses you a day! You sknow what calomel is. It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. Ii crashes into sour bile like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calo mel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system.
 When you feel bilious. sluggish, constipated and all knocked out and believe you need a dose of dangerous calomel just remember that your druggist sells for 50 cents a large bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entirely vegetable and pleasant to take and is q perfect substitute for calomel. It is guaranteed to start your liver without stirring you ur inside, and can not salivate.
 Don't take calomel. It makes you sick the next day; it loses you days work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight ems you right up and you feel great Give it to the children because 1t is perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe
 (advt.)
The weekly soliphone., 1917-03-08
RHEUMATISM CURED
Mrs. Kittinger Saw Wonderful Benefit After Few Doses
 of K. R. R.

Don't let that Rheumatism of yours unfit you for work and play. Get rid of it, you CAN easily and quickly. Here's a straightforward remedy that will relieve Rheumatism, no matter how severe or of how long standing it may be. K R. R.-Kampfmueller' Rheumatic Remedy-will put an end to your suffering. There's no guess work about it, for we have ample proof of the wonderful curative power of this great remedy. Just read this amazing testimonial of her astonishingly quick and absolutely complete cure by K. R. R. given by Mrs. Mabel Kittinger, 627 South Seventh street, Louisville, Ky She writes:
 'It gives me much pleasure to pub- licly recommend KampfmueIler's Rheu- matic Remedy. It has done me so much good in fact, cured me, when two of this city's best physicians fail ed and also Paducahs doctors. I suf- fered for three months untold agony. and for nearly year was unable to do my household duties. Th.,, wonderful medicine was recommended me, and before I had taken a sample bottle saw it's wonderful benefit. Am now en- toying the very best of health and owe all the thanks to this wonderful medicine"
 K. R. R. positively relieves Rheu- matism-G -Gout-Lumbago and all com plaints caused by excess uric acid in the blood and joints. Put an end to YOUR agony with a few doses of K. R. R.. Get bottle of K. R. R. for a dollar from your druggist-today. Write for free sample to Kampfmueller Rheu- matic Remedy Company Gnc), Louis- vile, Ky.
 K. R. R. is sold and recommended by Hardesty & Lackey, Paragould,
The weekly soliphone., 1917-03-08
HUSBAND BEING
 SENT TO SCHOOL

San Francisco, March 3.-Mrs. Esther Bercovitz Kehoe is sending her husband to college today be- cause she believes in business eff ciency. She is a designer for a tailoring company.
 If woman discovers she can earn more than her husband, says Mrs. Kehoe, the husband should be educated to such an extent that his earning ability is equal to that of his wife. And while hubby is get ting this education, wife should support the family, she believes.
 "I see nothing out of the ordi- nary in our arrangement she said today. "The situation was this:
 T was getting better salary than my husband. So we thought it best that he should go to colleeL and increase his efficiency. While he is doing this, the husband shoul' look after, the houscwork. My hus- blnI gets home from school early and prepares dinner. He is learn ing to be Gn expert chemist, and in short time will be able to com mand good salary. "Tne trouble with most Amcri- can women is that they dCn't look at matters in a practical, business like way. With European women, and I am one, it is different. l learned my lesson in Roumania. essary to make my way, but in Roumania a woman cannot earn her own living. So my brother and ] I went to Paris, where learned | designing"