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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21
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gtoudcn un0 trGiiucN 0os 0iirfte CT
id] nod gcitattcn Dor oeui 2cetcn, gleuBer-
itcu
Gsciu gan5cs 2ebcr 500 ali ibm poritber-
Gr fauo, Bob cS elgcntlicl bon glnTaitg all
5A Sieiem @noc binleitete
'on fritb en bate CT gelerut @elo oliS'
stggbcn uic ober 0arati geoadt, etfpos 5u
crwcrbcn Tic @erbdItniiie Oes @ltcrnbou-
les aemiB, lc ipdren 6unl Eeil idlnlo.
Dcr @otcr, ciu rciGber Sobrifont, Der ietEc
gr6ohng aiibcrDolb oeS &auieS iud)te,
uocbiidjtig gegen iitD ielbit iino n Der
@trcpgc scgan Den eil3igeit Spbn boil gSt'
6erIpriid5e lno obiie Goniequen3, Ole Wliit'
tcr franfelu0, ncrD0S un0 ibren Saul NIT
iibcr80rtltd1cr 2tebe DergOttern0.
Sn 0ieicr Spbdre pllcbs cr ouf Der
Eiobu 0cS &eidtluuS, In ieineH 4nabcniab.
rcn Gin rigeniinriger Shlingel, Der BET all
igincr @efdbigfng bod fidts lcrrte, olS
,s.suAlina cfn NtitaIieo Der jeunessc dor6e
0er alten S5onoclSituot, iener Sugeno, bic
ci,S thrcS BaterS &oIbe ocu Sctt in Gtr6.
rici, be8obler fanit obne oic 1uit IN iicD 81
isiirens uu6 MIR i6rc Sauanna3igarrcn
MsyM eincnc 9lrbeit ali peroiencn
scipobl, 0cr Bafer batte ibn oud allf
seti, @ortor gcaommen 1ie beitcn 2cbrer
Aat.aM ibu tntcrridtet, aber getnll battc er
ME sliuaS Gr fiiblte iid 81 iebr als 8err.
Sau oen 2ebrling nod 5u 5u ipiclen. D:e
Tlifster hcitGrftc i'm iutr oarrI ia, Die
m}uttgr, sgc.Gc G6ulO bate iie nid5t ailf
Nh qelo5ers llrn oo6 tpenniiie npo)
Iebte, lo nett mic ictt ons fiiblte er II
E1GEe "a iGcat qsisalner
Dunp Eo.n ieisic W2ilitdrsciI eit liiiti.
ees Sabr bs: nen Grogofcr! Sbni ipuroe
Sac lIenpn hetm w};Iitdr Nid)t ic0wcs Gcs
mndt, "a jtarb Der 9ater Dns ioIlte
mit ber Iyobfif geItehcn2 Gic wilttar Der.
fonjtq Iie ou eitsr gtfttaugeicllihuft llu0
nun goEtate gr bos ae5en crit oils. g.
nladAa Gtci{qr ncA beiH G5iinel liiS Rprbr,
Gurc5ts c1,Ca rad nlonte-G1rIo
GouluR slNe "a on hog Deriuiiuidlte
esnsari &cs crftc G!ol6YHEd, bag er homols
esrlprs ria WINS SgcIs ID slnrE sEgaElplp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21

lcS s. Eo0lor, 0eGoircD g8. S6ont
Gr S. W} 66omdS, z. Z. Gon9le.
Somcs 6. GDIcr Goiuin @arficlO, s.
6. gSatcrs, 2. 3. gSottS, =. 81. gS6i-
tc, W}ilcS g9bitc, 81 s. gSbitc, @co.
S86itclod, 80. @bitrioac, Sl9l. Gorp,
s. ySm. 0forris, u. q. 9iilcS, 2cpi9
2ill, Sobn Q. Tcolc, s. 6. Gpons,
9f. s. GOnonOs, SSo6n $. 9rolulJ 8,
g9. @jiles, So6n g. SoomorO, ScnrH
Solms, 6rapcis Sing GoreD, Or g.
&g2. Go1mc, 9conOcr SougrolL s.
y. Nelion 6, s. Speeo, 3. W. 9ol-
giouo, S6os. 8. G'Gomor, Gr. s.
gG. 9lo9riiocr, g9m. 8. 9Rolt6ie.
9lidter Oscar 2cicr, Gcncrol 5cIh
2(gtuS Stuart Glioier, Srou San.
Differ, 5. s. 5ronrc g. 81. 9lppolo,
glacn 6. Garter Charles GuQlonOrS.
g. giocl @Datt, @eo. u. Soltcr, s.
9orrp alo6ool, @tn !, @mmart, ST..
Scnj @ Gorfroh IT, 6rou 99. Go.
6cG Bruce Srou Gugcnc q. Smith,
Sri. Gli5a6ct6 @ilmon u. @iaioms,
Srau @cor9e Suntiitoton @illiomS,
6rou No6ert Qiorreit. 6ruu @lorria
SS6itriOae 6rL 9la6cl Suelcr, 6rou
g9alter 9lbcQ. 9llcranoer Sarocoitlc.
2. 6. g3pburg im0 5, 6. Sennne&
il.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21

ny w%WaW 'YM @t
50; 3. ~. 2apioro, Baltimore, 81
s. 9lcG. 9cnllcp, Baltimore, $l y.
Ni 2cuering Baltimore, 81; 6ranf
Murtin, Baltimore ST. @lorplouo
Soc Sous glmericou NeDolltion,
Baltimore, $25; g9m. Steele Nloy
pcQ Still &ono, $lj s. aop a}t
Cannon GbcDp Gboie, 81; Or. N.'
@ic@lonnoh Baltimore, 81; s, Gin
Don DleliS, Baltimore, ST.; 5ranfF
N}iaers, @eiluiuiter, ST.; 9eni q.
Dloorc, Baltimore ST. q. Nl gleil-
ion, Baltimore, 81 ;9euionlin 6ranf-
lin 9}clpcombcr, Baltimore, ST.; s,
- 2. 9}ortou, College |orf, ST. ~
.2 GrcuL Baltimore, 81 Sri &irgi-
nio Gotori0gc @dgc, Baltimore, s.;
g. 2lbucr @orfc, @eltnIiuiicr 81 s.
q. %attcriun Goaegc Enrf, SO; Groi
S. S. Saul, II. 2. 90, So; Gt. s. a.
&enroic, ST.; GbonoS @crrD, Eort
0cpoiit 81; q. 8. @oIc Baltimore,
81; s. s. Baltimore, 81; @rorgc g.
Rcpuolos Baltimore, 81; q. &iagS.
Baltimore, 81; S. 9. 0iiggs, GotonS-
biac, Sill 2opraion 9liaas 9oltinos.
re- $5 Sri glIice 9l6ooes, 9oltino-
rc 81; s. g8. vs. 9}obrer, Baltimore.
50; Bert 9lticl( Gorreit &nrf 81 :;
G6orles s. S6end, Baltimore, $tS
! 1r. g9. ". 9. Gellinan Baltimore,
Si; lSrol Gomaro Shocnofcr, Bal
tiitorc. ST. SeurD 56ripcr, Gums
6crlano, 81; st. ". Siloritcr, Gpl-
Icgc &urf, $5; Gr. ". Simon Ga.
tonspiac, So; s. sc. Slcmous, gal.'
timorc, ST.; eugene 6. StebcnS,G6c-
bD @6oic ST.; yotcs Stirling, Scnrn.
Stod6riogc, Baltimore, 81 Irou z.
A. Stran, Baltimore, ST.; aSrau E6.
&orromorc, Baltimore, $500; 6ran
9I1ron StrouB, Baltimore, So; @ia.
rDlunO Cine Gbopter, 3. 81. g., 9oli
timorc, $25; G6omoS Sso6niou Chap.
fer, g. 9[. ST. $25 s. Sc. E6omos
@oltimorc, So; Sobn g. E6omas,
Baltimore, ST 6. 9osleD G6onlaS,
Baltimore, $5; SRI 6. 9. E6omp-
ion Baltimore, ST.; 5. 81. goI6eIl
Baltimore, 81 @ai6ington Cuffs
G6opter, g. ". 81 Baltimore, $40;
/ 5rancis 9. ggc66, Baltimore, ST.,
t5rmt q. 81. .. @eens. 9aflmio$i0;
@. ". @elliHgton Baltimore $l;
GidorO S. @bite, 9oltinore, So; s..
q. M6itina, Baltimore, 50; Scnr9
9.rSS. @bite, Baltimore, 50; SenrD
9. @ilcor 9altimore, 81 Geo. S.
gSiaiamS, Baltimore, 81; %. 5g9ii-
liontS, 9lnnopoIis, 81 @orOon @i.
ION Baltimore, $2, Sugb $. goltng,
Baltimore, $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21
Gapitdu @ulnd bOm &lpg6Sumpicr
5Sronprin5ciIin Gccilic."



SSoco6 l(ltputcr, 32, mo SDoio
5tdnb, %.
= 5rOcrid 81. 8odmot 2t 2ofc-
.ldh0, mo-, uno SSou @ooOrit5, 10.
@corge $. 9otbon %, iino gIoncD
sc. 5pr6n, %.
SSoDn s. Scb, 90, uno 6ric0a g.
Sodhcicr, rs.
S8oItcr @}orooii, %, Cambridge,
@}o., iino Sero SSoic, 90.
&DondS 8. 6ouifner 25 rnO
DIoric SNrauit 90.
x gSiQidnt s. 6or, 25, G6orlcitou
&C, lno StcIlu s. Ssro1cSfo, 23.
Soncs s. @aitleg, 26, iino @lorie
@ronot 16.
s5iooc @ducG %, unO 9loia 9iu.
bin 49,
Soicpb s. acoting "a, S8iIOpooo,
gi.-Syv lrno 2iflb GbopIc, "a, 9bilo-
oepbio ga.
Siobert 6. aanneoD, 81, Gina, O..
iuo 9llicc 6. Sent 27.
SO6n S. g)fcq(ooo %, 0irccns
6oro, &C., mno @amlricc 9S. g8bitc,
81.
aolds 99oron ~, uno e0o
glooul 10.
9crnar0 $. ylolfcr 27, mo @}or.
tbd 5lcming, %.
Sarro &oDlor a. imo 9ert6o
9lpotoii %.
g8illiom SSallocc, 80, g3oi6ington
.. g. mo sGedrl 5eoor, 10, g9ioc.
woter/ /&o.
SnIiuS Cohen %, rno Git6rr
5Awqrt, %.
Ebouos gl. @onro6an, 81, lm0
6lorence &. 2oceD, is, @cioc pon
8ni6ington, 9. s.
@omoro s. Sundl 20, in0 0}rocc
g. gSillious, is.
6rcoctid 9iubenfonig, a. mo
2ena Dhueller 2l.
Cigar ". S5ober, 25, Syoppo, Nlo.,
uno Sfdtberint 90. 2orena 26.
gl6Unnrnten, bic bcu ,scutidlcn Gprrcippn
bentrn" udlt phnftiio1 pber nnreGcimaflia a.
bnltcn Iin6 acbrtcn, her Sfflrc bunuM ser SO
lcpbon pber ihriiilim Wiithcifna 5n MAIDEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21


1901 t6. StraBc gSoi6in6ton, &C.
ciuScionOt iporoeu:
g. g. 8afcr, Baltimore, ST 9cw-
cags s. @orfer, Baltimore, 81 Sor.
lcD SorriS Bartlett. gct6cSoolc, ST;
1nhiel @aic Baltimore, 50; SomeS
@ 9otcrs, Baltimore 81 N}oior s.
9erlano, Baltimore, So; gllfrco 2.
9crHaro, Baltimore, $5 Slco. Seiic
&idaros, Baltimore, So; S, Grau-
ioro @lad. 9alttiuorr, $40; S( 500
ton 9lodiitolt GrmberlanO, SO; So
icp6 s, @loo0gooo, Baltimore, St;5
GborlcS " @pulocL Baltimore, 81
s. @l @ompcr annapolis 81; S0D.
2 8rcdinrioge, Baltimore, ST.; Nor
@roOcl Baltimore ST; 3r. 8. gro,
ocricf GatonsuiIc, Sl So6n 6. 9lilr.
6dnf Gbcltcn6onL 49, 9io6ert S.9l6
fen, Eolpion ST. Ionicl g2c6ItcrGat.
tell, baltimore, 81; 8. 3. Gooo.
Charlotte Nol 81 g. Gp6eu 9dlti
more $2; 8 @lcun Goof, Baltimore
ST.; Gbus g. Gorniug Baltimore.
ST.; gIiholos 9lomouoif Guttniois
Baltimore $i; q. A. Comics, 9olti.
more, ST.; " 2. . Gourtcnop, @ol-
tinorc, S5; 81. q. GrosbD, 81; Sroit.
s. ,Sront @rolG5 Baltimore 81 g..
3. Gullcu 5tnotS Sanatoriltlt$5 !,
&cnrp @ougb CoQnmI @oItimorc.$i !,
Ir. " s. Gai6icll, Baltimore 81 \
@Snl &. Gcgolirc Baltimore, $ly
@li9che 2clgen6ccl Gcrr, SSrcOerid,
ST.; Soln 2. Gcrr, 8nltimorc, ST.
Gbas 81. @OnanoS, 9oltimore,$2.50,
&o6n y. GGcrtot Gaicott Gitp, $ia
6ran gSni Gllicott, Baltimore So;
@cor9c 8. Glmer. Baltimore ST.; s.
". SiclO, @citniiuiter. 50; Or. G.S.
SoaiS, Baltimore, So; Gr. 9i1 S..
5ollis, Baltimore, 81; Gr. $. SSrie.
0eupdIO, gnItimore, 81 SuIio @oro.
liner, ST.; 9fobert @orrett Baltimore,
$10; 1yrall Z. Sorriion @orrctt, ,9ol-
I.tiulora, $50; s. @laicr, Baltimore,
$5; Niorcus s. ojolonau $5 ;gtot6on
f9 @ortcr, Baltimore, $50; s. @Io..
Ter, Baltimore, So; Mdrcus 8. @olos
non$5; @n. 9. @robes, Baltimore,
~, Ct. 8. q. @rinoal( Baltimore.
! So; &, u. SSo1tel, Baltimore, SO;
Tr. @. 2. &alite0 Baltimore, $685.;
iGr, Souis Sohitlan, Baltimore, ST.;
@nl g8, SoulD Cumberland, 81 ;g2.
Sus. Scoops, Baltimore, ST.; ". g.
Sirihiclocr, Baltimore, ST.; Gr g.
q, %iriG6crg. Baltimore, ST.; TraD.
ton A1edOe Sits, @oltimore 81; Or.
q. s Soqalon 4earrion, 81; &. @.
Sollano, Baltimore, ST.; Sorrp 2.So-
mer @altimQrea $2; @uD 2eropSun-
uer, Baltimore Dio., ". 9. SnOIe,
@altinore $is Cr. Scnr1 8artor
SSocobs, baltimore, So; 6. 9luitin
Senftns3 $5; 9a6ert sSones, galti-
more, ST. gtrtbim 8. Soncs, @alti-
more 81; s. Somptou Soncs, 8aG-
tinorr $2; 6. q. aenoig, goltimo-
re, 81; q. g. acirle, Baltimore, 81;
Gr. S. s. 90. anor ir4 Baltimore.
! 81 G1as. & 2arnco, Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21
Sin Observation-Disclosures 9ro6lem.

Cine @er6eiicruns ser @o6runss
Oerbdltliiic Scr gleoer ongeitrebt.
Cine 9iirger Gonicrcn5 eili.,
bcrufcn 9ieocs SSnterciic an
Der @cucglng 6c5cigt. @iclc
proniincntc 9iirocr icbeu sic
9}ot6wcnoiofcit ciu.
9ln ocr Gcriomnlug, uelbe@loD,
or 9Sreiton iiir ud1iten 6rritag 9}oG-
ntittog on6eroimlt Bat, Inn &(dne
iiir sic GcrbeiiGrtng ser gSo6npers
bdltniiie ser 9altimorer 9}egcr 9c.
polferlng SIT entwcrielL mcrOcu In
geid6r 150 bcfaurtc 9iirgcr 6bei(
ncbueu. &iele @iirgcr, an Die @ius
loolnocn crgaugcn lpnrelt ricfcn &c.
iiert oct .vlapor tclep1oniit6 olti umo
iogteb OoB tie nit 6reltnocu all er
2oilng OcS Ero6leulS mitorbcitcu
pirOen IS lit E6otiobc OoB Oie
9'cger6cime iebr lmgeiuio iinO, ou.
5ll uiele %crloncn in cincr &o6nung.
1olict Sic onitcdenocn aranf6ei.
ten rucrOcn fait oltrNmca fo0s cine
GpiOeniic ois6ridt bon 9}egcru pers
breitct.
6olgenOe 4oitoteu mltr0cn SIT scr
Gonferenj ciugcloocn ". y. &iniol-
pmg Sugb 9ird6coO, S. 81. Sunlp6s
RIGS, Sobn NlcGowclG 9nfreO Barr.
Tc@itt g. @ell6onL 2. s. %cd, g.
g Colt, s. &. 6ciie, So. 6opcS, s..
g Sorris, e. 81. 9cI(, s. 8. Spcns.
ccr, Goip SopcS, 6. 9. 1orris, g. 81.
6crris s. q 9alOluin laio s. s..
Noudjcr. {
Die dlOcrct Hcrionclt Die cingc.
lu0eu plrOcn iino So6n 6. g0cod.
3 s 2lnmOon ". 9} 9ocr s. z.
Soa6p, Z. 9ater, $. s. @ofer, gSm.
@. 9ofer, it,. SnnncriielO9dlowin,
3. &enp Bartlett ~ 9} 9oito6Ic, s..
CRAWFORD 9lod, Ban Seer 9lod, s.
y 9lanO, SoucS GorcD, jrv 2( 81
Got6cart. Srauflin q Gator &. g..
GIorf, George s. GoGrarr q. s. g..
@odrdn, g. @. .. Conf q. 9t. Gorf-
ran S. 81 9apis. $. $. Gufcr, s..
g. Gnloncp ql. y. GuucolL Or. s.
" Z. SSinne1 0lo6crt @orrctt. G.S.
@orp .. oomoro @riSmol0, it, g..
0opi3 Sia, Or. @. g. Sumner, 6. g..
Slnting, @m. g. Slrit Or. Scnrp
Barton ,SacobS, 6. 9. SeferrD. 3. N}.
Sends, Gr. S. u. &eQp, 9. .. Qcn.
ier, @ugcnc Sc0ering ,Soi6ua 2epc.
ring, 9. 6. Rc@om, 9. .. M}oGoru,
@ s. @lottbot 8. NGder, 2aprence
W. gliQcr Ebeo. A}. NRiller. it, &.
DS. Wortpn Mol0o 9}elpconcr @uit
G4er s. S Berfins, Er. 8. g 9lo.
fe, 0r. ". z. SooparO. ir., Ir. s.
&. @ogoiL Sobn 9. 9fomiau, @lni'
dnro 9fon0o( @en. 9oiuroion9liogs.
9licbter SSo6n s, Goic, g9. S. 9oilIe,
q s. 9io>plon0, 'Sobu 6. S6op, it,.
@eorge 30. S6aip, 9li1ter NlorriSA,
Soper, @Oporo 5tiniou 9liGter s..
5tof6rioac, So6ulg. Stone, 81. s.
9utton @olter 9. Spin0ea, G6or-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21


IoB sic ganaoaft @riide iiir BEN
&erfc6r 8cic1loncn ucrocu maB ilt
5olac bon GisiboleH sic iic6 All Sen,
0an0ungsiiclen ianmeln luiirOen,
VI naA 9lHiidt Scr 8ngcnicurc utdt.
notbia 0a oie@cttcr5uitdnoc iih oon.
Sog 5n Cog aiiniiiger gcitolten 5oll-
ten ieOor6 Gisi@oaen sic 9tiide Be-.
orobcn 10 miiroc le prompt gcidlo-
ieu mer0en. Ties wiiroc sur 6olge
6obeH 0aB Der gan5e Gerfe9r aui
0ie 5troBeu griide iibcr SER Roto.
mas ON 5iBe Der "a. StraBe ob9e.
leaft miro 9ci 3wei irii6cren cjc.
lcacn6citen in Oieieni@inter 5nttc Oic
asoli5ci ocn @erfc6r ii6cr pic gIauc-
ouct Bride rcgulircn nIiiiicL int
bic 05cia6rcn jt ocrriuaern pclde
ourd Ste 1clcu Sit 5tiiscn auprol.
lep0cp Gisidofleu OerrriodDt luurocn.
1trcn0t @onfnrSpcrfab-
rcnQn
Sin @cllW1 3iir Grncnrng eine5
GonturS @laiepcrpolterS fit bic
Gotcut 9lnmolt 6irma s. 9.5nor
y &c., ocreu G6ef G6eiter q. Snop
I'll. muoc BON Clarence s. IoDIc, eis
ncn &aient QlupaIf iiil G6cr6nn'
ocsQcridt cingcrriht GoDle beboup.
trt oaB cr bis 5tm 6. glpdl 1916 eilt
WiitalicO ocr 6irlno aclpcicil ino pol
@rn 5nop 9c5pun9cn iei cincn
&crtrag 5u intcr5cianeu icinc Scr
6in0nhd nit scr Sirnld Qti5loicn.
Ties tbat e. inter Erotcit oa icinc
sSraufralt mar mo er IN finan3iel-
Ten 56micrigfeiten iir6 6efiluoen 6a-
be. S,n ieiner Eetition gibt DoDle
al ooB er,oni ciaenc 9fed1niulg Gin
&otcutonpalt @ciAGft bctreibc mo
0aB Sr. Guoru uno bic glnoercn iidJ
ciuNtniiidc1 periudt 66tten
8oli5ei GapitGn toOt.
Cart. @cnrD y. elliott, peldcr iit6
am 30. N)ldr5 1913 ais Gopitdn oeS
glnocoitio &oI5ci @cBirfcS peniio-
uircu lieB, uabDcln ct 25 Sabre III
Ocm Geportenent geoicnt bate, ltar6
Ill icincnt Sciin, 9}r. 1921 IL. Str.,
% 49,. an @aiicriuft Gaiott itonIm-
IL outs Snoiona 8cDor cr in oas
&pIi5oi Dcportemeat eintrot, battc
cr in oer &apatlerie nii0 glrtilcric
scr Scr Gtaaten 9Irmee gcoicnt
gln 1. @ldr5 1904 iuiroe CT sum 80
li5ci 2igutenalt 0cs III 9e5irfes
beiSroert @r mar Gin @litelieO scr
Niont %leoiout 2ogc 9}r, 33, q. s.
n u w mo ge66rtc Der 'Rpliiiiten
&ereiNialulg an. Gr mirolDou ieinel
gaiitue iiberle6t
Sir 6cn @corGc &a i6in q
tpn WtcmorialfoH0.
sir Sen 9ou eines Menoridl.@e
bopoes iiir @eorgc @ai6ington ou
ocni @labc ocs oItcn EcnniDloania
ga0nboics. po scr &rdiiocnt @ar
iel0 ericGoiicn pnroc iilo bisDal
bon Nlarpldnocrn sic iolgcnOen 9ei
trdgr au 6ruu $. 3. TiHiod, 9ir
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21
&aDifalbeiluuQ Der g{erDenl0mddjc.

Swode ncrp6ic @cr5ncr oplu9t ScfmngSo0fcit mo
ihdtcn Srduncn, ctd0picoeu QasfiIn @rt 9adcr- uao
9Dpidmcr5c Soarsoso g6nomt Gc69rS Ser Scbfro
Snturr9 Nogeloridcn Gt6lpctopng Miogteit @rrot6c,
3tcrn, Scr5opicn @utbelcmmng @cn9iiGtci no Eribnn
erio6r benz g5ngcuOnnO" ue ac SDlscp nseuOhcr &cr
irrnngCn gauO6 In Hrcf 3cit nuO Strttnrcn Snmcuinf
&6mOs rampfaSr u6 gSacrbrAG md eipcr b6g Wc-
tgUOe anf Gineu Gdlng gcbcIlt ucrbCu,
u s s S S@e @ @ S rs @ @ a$ %s @ & @ggs %sei 5 Sog 9gG S
2cu@ca %rSui.aIinif 1877 Gun q. str Gcm-gurf, @,g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-21

gbDnncnten BIC bcn ,,gcutidjcn Grrrcippn.
hentrn" uidlt bhnitlic1 pDcr uhrcgcimdiljg crs
baltcll, iinb acbCtcn, her Gffre baDuM Scr Gcs
lcpt0n uDer idlriilim Miittncllnna 5n MAIDEN.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
MESSAGES FLOAT FOR YEARS
United States Hyeroursphlc Office
Tells o. Finding Of Bottle Set
Adrlft In 1914.

Several Instances OF messages 10
battles having iioated about ne PA.
rifc Cor years before being recovered
have hcen announced By the United
statcs photographic Office.
A bottle was set adrlft BY Capt. 8.
Nsgahue OF the Tnmha Maru. japan
ESQ. August II. 1915 900 miles east OF
ksmcheika. was recovered May 10 last
near Mnoiips, Wash. Another bottle.
set ndrift Ia December. 1914. or Cape
Corrientcs. Mex. was found February
e hast 2fo miles north OF Christmas
island. In the latitude Of the Hawaiian
Islands
A third bottle. tossed from the
schooner w. II. Marsfcn by Capt. w.
wann February "a. 1918. 900 miles
east of Chile and 800 miles south OF
Easter island. was picked up January
y last four miles south OF wanganui
island. New Zealand.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

Instead OF moving the hands OF tho
clock forward and back at the time Of
changing from standard 70 summer
tiine. and vice versa. plan recently
proposed IN England Is 70 have clocks
provided With an adjustable dial. The
circular disk o. the dial would be put
10 place BY screws IN curved slcts. and
The dial wcrld be rotated through one
hour space az the time o. making tho
change. leaving tho hands untouched.
y Il ciaimed that this plan Is especial.
~ desirable IN the case q striking
ciecks the hands Of which cannot DO
encred back. The position Of the dial
would also Indicate whether the clock
was keeping summer or normal time.
fes objection % this procedure. of
conrse. Is that practically everybody
tells tifae nom position of the hands.
without any attention 70 the figures on
che diAL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

evolution. Il has been with US for many years
but the older members Of the family, though big
In stature were extremely awkward had many
Ills and didn't believe In efficiency. They were
very impressive to look at, but when the farmer
bought one he usually found that 1t made the
most durable impression upon the ground 1t was
a better staller than a politician.
Through education, however, 1t was developed
into n finer thing. II lost lot of its awkwardness
with Its size and gained in strength and exibility
It's groans were converted into action. 1t began
to wear new shoes. and when a mudhOle or a
gully confronted It, instead of putting and snorting
and marking time, as the older ones did. 1t rolled
on through the soft spots or climbed out of the
bitches Its revolving track shoes could 20
anywhere, and 1t did. The latest proof Of this Is
seen in the reports from the European battle
fields, where the armored tanks" are walking
over ali obstacles. II is said reliable authori
~ that these tanks built upon a foundation
of an American type of tractor.
II Is In orchard work that the tractor has won
its way into the hearts of many owners In a
well-mnnaged orchard It is necessary TO pillow up
the soil as close to the trees as possible. With a
team and the odfashioned plow 1t is impossible
to cut corners and reach little out-of-the-way
hooks, but not so with the tractor. 1t turn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
YESI LIFT A CORN
OFF WITHOUT PAIN!
Cincinnati man tells how to dry
up a corn or caiius so it lifts
off with fingers.

You corn-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before, says this
Cincinnati authority, because a few
drops of freezone applied directly on
tender, aching corn or callus, stops
soreness at once and soon the corn or
hardened callus loosens so it can be
lifted off, root and all, without pain.
A small bottle of freezone costs very
little at any drug store, but will posi-
lively take off every hard or soft corn
or callus. This should be tried, as it
is inexpensive and is said not to irri-
tate the surrounding skin.
If your druggist hasn't any freezone
tell him to get a small bottle for you
from his wholesale drug house.-adv.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
TESTING Good Nature.

Time: 6 a. m. Place: Between the
covers. Occupation: Pounding the
earl"
Wowiel Old Morpheus drops the
sleeper with a rudeness that is start
ling. It's the door bell! No-the tele-
phOnel
Downstairs goes the man of the
house, barefooted. pajama-ed, and
three steps at time. Maybe some Of
wife's relatives are sick, he eonjec-
lures.
WELL Hello" he shouts impa-
tiently as he takes down the receiver
from the perslstently ringing phone.
No answer.
Hello Helloi Hell-o.'' he con-
tinues with rising emotions and tenn
per.
"What number, please?" inquiries
central, with the calmness of the
proverbial cucumber.
1t was the last straw. "This phone
rang; who wants us?" was the only
response.
Excuse it. please" was the apology.
Form 6-11-44.)-Columbus Dispatch.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

around like a whirling dervish and can come
close enough to a tree or the fence to caress but
not offend it. favorite trick of make of a
California tractor is to turn completely around
on an ordinary railroad fiat When one con-
elders the width of these the feat Is re-
markable one. If all else fails, the machine
can get a job In circus a contortionist.
One of the odd uses to which tractors put
is that of clearing land for cultivation. On the
virgin fields of Canada the ranchers found the
new land to be thicky covered with tough brush
and young trees. forming a dense mat, to clear
which by hand seemed a formidable task.
tractor owner rugged up sort of summer
pillow" made of two sharp blades at the bottom
and number of steel rods placed horizontally
over V-shaped frame that to height of
four or five feet. BY fastening this contrivance
to the front of his tractor, and by buckng the
forest growth as he would snowdrift the brush
was cut off close to the ground and thrown to
side and burned. Later the same tractor
went over the ground with a gangplow and
cut out all the roots and turned up the soil for
planting.
The tractor on the farm has come to stay, and
the up-to-date farmer viii find it as hard to get
along without one a wife, and much easier to
get along with.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
WANTED
SHRINE OF The ~HoLY COAT
Cathedral AZ TreVos Contains One Of
Most JcaloUsly Guarded Relics
Of the Roman Church.

AZ intervals Of many years the old
Prince hlshoprlc % Treves. wakena out
of its half-slumbering condition and
becomes the center IF great pilgrim.
age. Besides It's numerous Roman re-.
mains this qnlet old town. rlaimlng 10
be 1900 years older than Home, Is tho
shrine Of the Holy Coat" one OF the
most jealousy guarded relies ia the
possession Of the Roman church.
The citizens Of Trcves are very
proud OF this seamlesa gnrment. and
they have givea IL prominent place
on their cout-of-arms. says the Dundee
Advertiser. II was not until 1896 that
The "iioiy Coat" was placed over tho
high altar. bat II whs not exposed 90
the public gnse for some three hundred
fcnra efterward. II was kept in a ee-
eret place OF the cathedral known only
70 few. aud there were many who
aeuhtsd itn existence. A guide book
OF 1914 says:
'@rhe existence OF the relic az pres
IN; Is rafher donbtful-at least. Il IL
DOT visible. The attendants OF the
church say Il Is walled up" All doubts
eeFc removed IN 1874. when Archhlsh-
% Arnold ANNOUNCED centenary
Jubilee. at which II was exhibited TO q
miliion and a half Of pilgrims from all
parts OF thu world. Tho coat Is loose
Enrment with wide sleeves. very sim
pie Ia form. Of coarse material. dark
brown 10 color. probably as the result
~ age. and entirely without seam or
decoration.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

IE farmer took 10 the automo-
bile as he does to a circus. Old
Dobbins Of the buggy has long
since been smothered by the
exhaust from the four-cyllnder
gas vehicles. and now he Is be-
Ing oustcd from his old and
nrduOus vocation Of blowing
aud harvesting. II II were not
for the welcoming arms Of the
bcliigerent war buyers. there
would be no one TO love or
cherish our black beauties.
and. like poor relations, they
would have TO survive on the
husks. Farming has ever been
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

so you're going 60 the war. young
mann said She sweet young thing's
stern father.
-Ye-yes. ar replied the timid re-
cruit.
~And DO you know what you are
seing TO nght forT'
~Ys-er. AIR. thought II won tho
~snr you'd let me mn-marry your
daughter. slr."--YoDSsrs Statesman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07
Doind Her Rif

GLADYS Twobbles has Joined a can
ming club"
But Gladys can't cook. She hasn't
spent fifteen minutes in kitchen
since the day she was born"
Maybe not, but that won't prevent
her from reading learned paper be-
fore the club"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-09-07

How do you know that man drives
a motor cart You never saw him Ia
one.
NO" replied Miss Cayenne. but he
invariably acts nervous and looks over
his shoulder when be hears motor
cycle approaching"