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Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27
Clears Complexion

Don't worry about blotches or other
skin troubles. You can have clear,
clean complexion by using little zemo,
obtained at any drug store for Csc, or
extra large bottle at $l.00.
Zemo easily removes all traces of
pimples, black heads, blotches, eczema,
and ringworm and makes the skin clear
and healthy. Zemo is clean, penctrat-
ing, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs a mere trihe for each
application. 1t is always dependable.
The e W Rose Co, Cleveland o.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27
Third Victim
Of Dread Disease
Dies in Hospital

The death of Fred Reibold, 2 years
of age, at local hospital, was the
third fatality from cerebro-spinal
meningitis reported to the health Of
fee this month. The boy lived at o25
South Twenty-seventh street.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27

ground The HIS is hard aground
on the sands and is being battered
to pieces, while on the outward bar
lies the cruiser Milwaukee, which
went to the rescue of the Inflated
subsea boat. only to be wrecked IT
self
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27
Armed Footpads Flee
When Marone Yells Thrice

When Mike Marone, 924H Capitol
avenue, was accosted by two holdup
men Thursday night at Tenth and
Capitol avenue and ordered to throw
up his hands he yelled. One of the
bandits menaced him with an ugly
long -barreled gun, but he yelled again
and then again.
Frightened, the bandits fed east
ward, Marone fed westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27

the submarine. In the insert is Lieu
tenant William F. Newton, who was
in command of the Milwaukee,
A remarkable photograph made at
Eureka, Cal. showing the wrecks of
the l'nited States submarine HIS and
the L. S. 5. Milwaukee in the back
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27
What Does Music
Mean to You?

ct Your friends your books and most of ALL your
thoughts lend color to your life and redeem it from the
drab of existence
But there is in life more coorful thing than any of
these
It is music.
Of course everything is music for the born musician
Everything that throbs, moves stirs palpates
-sunit summer days. nights when the wind bowls,
Pickering light, the twnkling of the stars storms the
songs of Birds the buzzing Of insects the murmuring
of the trees voices familiar sounds, creakng door,
blood moving in the veins in the silence of the night
everything and all that is needed is to bring music and
music lovers together. If you interested in music
you will read the
Omaha daily bee., 1917-01-27

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-20
rs Escaped INMATE1

Police picked up man al Tween
tieth street and Third avenue last ev-
ening who had taken off his coat and
was waving it over his head while
shouting FIRE" There was no blaze
In the vicinity and he was taken 10
the station. where he gave a half
dozen names. It was thought that
perhaps he was an escaped inmate of
the Natertowu hospital Inside his
coat was the name Joe Price and the
initials IN FL" An attendant from
the hospital al Watertown who came
to the station said Price was not from
MS institution. but thought he might
be from ELEin The initials standing for
northern hospital He was sent to
county Jail for five days pending an
investigation. He IS So years Of age
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-20

that all scouts present upon the pre-
vious evening were indefinitely sus-
pended except those vino should inn
med5ately appear before the scout
master and take their scout oath Of
allegiance anew. If speaks well for
the scouts and for the respect in
which they hold their scoutmaster
that before 4 O'Clock thar day every
scout had appeared before the scout
master and standing ar scout salute
had taken his scout oath. which is.
on my honor I viii do my best.
10 do my duty no God and my couu-
try. and to obey the scout law. TO
help other people at all times. TO keep
myself physically strong mentally
awake and morally straight.
Upon taking this oath each scout
was informed by the sc0utmaster that
he would be allowed 10 appear at the
following scout meeting as usual.
Instead Of showing zap to the detri-
meuE of the scout organization. there
fore. this experience clearly shows
what an efficient organization this is.
and now loyal every scout is to it,
And / wish to state further that the
scout who seemed TO resent the order
Of the scoutmaster was the very first
one 20 volunteer to renew his scout
oath.
DAVID A. JOHNSON,
"SC0uLmasteF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-20
OBEDIENCE OF BOY
SCOUTS TO MASTER
IS CLEARLY SHOWN

The appended communication from
Rev. David a. Johnson. scoutmaster.
clearly demonstrates the obedience Of
the boy scouts to constituted author
1T has been brought to nay aten-
ton taat a certain experience in my
handling Of my boy scouts has been
distorted ana made 70 appear TO re-
fleet upon tha efficiency Of the boy
SON ] wish 50 ser the public right or
such part of the public as may haNa
been uistuEarmed- in order that no
injustice may come TO my boys for
whose welfare I ann extremely jealous
At . meeting aE my troop last
WeeE certain order was issued bs
the scoutmas-er that had To do with
ga0d-naEured punishment for a
slight m-sGemeauor, The boy who
was -hus tn be punished showed
slight resentment upon this occasion.
and a number Of the scouts were
inclined 10 take the whole matter as
a joke Now. the scOutmasler is q
boy among the boys, being just as
fagI Of FUN as any OF them. but when
he insists upon the strict obedience
to his orders. and In order that the
scouts might learn tae difference be-
tween fun and obedience he lmmedl
ateIE announced that all scout aeliF--
ties OF she troop would be suspended
for one month or until some differ
emit order should be- issued. The very
next morning an order went out
among the scouts by The usual meth
cd Of communication. scout TO scout.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-20
ORGANIZE sPrRITUALIsT CHURCH

A branch Of the New Thought Ad-
vance1 Spirjtualist church has been
established in Rock Island and ser
vices viii be held every Sunday after
noon at 2:30 at Maths hail The first
service will be held next Sunday and
the meetings are open 70 the public.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

%biIo0eIpbta @o., 10. Sc,
6riIor. Geteftip GapitGn Gate
t5eilte beute nit, ooB er Elm Sele-
gromm ans N}outreoI, CANADA, er-
balten babe, oaB iib Elm Wlonn nit
9lamrn 5reOerid s. 5arreu. 25 Sab
re alt Der nigeublidIt1 inn Soipitol.
Corps pient BEL Der &oli3ei geneIoet
babe uuio auoob, OaB er in &erbiu.
oimg nit Dem W}o5ie Colbert N}orO,
Der an 20 DECEMBER IN 9S6ilaOel
pbia begangcn puroc, aemiiuibt miro.
sSorrea lou on9ceeben ba6en, OoB er
iid in @eiellihdit oes Bernard g9.
SepiS aus Eittsblrg6, ga, befano,
ais 0as NtdOAen get0otet puroe, mno
oabei bebiilflit rpar, iic sit 9ett 5il
legen Gbef Cote miro crit nG6ere
Sniorlnationen einbolen ebe er 0e.
teftius nod 0tontreal ienoet inn
6arrcll no6 bier 5u bringen.
Nlc BeD0r0en uon Wtontrcnl iin1
scr 9lniidbt, NaB Sarrea iid nitr ser
EbciIna0me am Nloro ibul0ig be.
fonntc Inn aus Dem SeereSoienit ent.
lolien 81 peroen mo merOen genane
gtahforlNnngen iiber Sen gluient6alt
oes @}anneS am ~. De5enlber 1916
angcitellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

lnateriheiocn 6lDiihen 5iiden, Die IL
tieien Seen ooer raidbeweeten 6liils
ieM uno iolden, Die IN ieihten trds
gen oOer gar 5ufriereuOen @ailcru
lcbeu. Dena n6breuo critere iiG iH
ole Giefe 5uriid8ieben, obue in einc
nusgeiprohenc &Glteiiarre ST. Der.
fallen, ia sde8entlicb gta6rune neb.
men, bolten Die lcbteren pielfa1 ge.
ro0e5u eineW @interi9laf Der init
6cm ouoerer Gbierc, pic beiipiels-
meiie ser 6leSernlGrie, cine groBe
9Iebnli1teit bar Gie aarpfeu milo.
len Iib bel @iutritt itreneer aGlte in
oen S6lomm i9rer @enGiIer. Gle
loiien iib leit6t nit ser Snno grcifen
ia fricrcu gclegettlih iogor Gin imo
Oerloneiamen babel ibreQltbmng Dis
oiif elm @}inoeinmaB.
Sier iei thth ooS @infrierenlaiien
Ic6enOer Slide gum 3iped meitcn
Gerian0eS eripdbut momit man iih
oeoenpartig cifris beib6ftiat. 5taSr
gefrorcne yiibe iinO nit groBer
GorHcbt in einenl fiibIen &aunb niht
ober am Sfen alf5utbauen unO ia
ni6t ans i6rsr @srpadung beraus TO-
iort IN iieOenocsgsaiier 5it gebcn o0er
au@ nur allf cen Spero 81 icBen. 6i-
icbe 6alten olio geIcgeutli9 einen re-
gelre6ten g8interiblaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

gcmentS .Gomite beitebt aus sen Ser
reu emil Gieielpeiter, &oriiBer, SEQ.
Simmel6ebcr, SER, Sorrg Smith,
9luguit Soer, 55rib SdiQer, Sobn
Stod, Srauf @ieBner, Simon S@o-
piro Cos @mpfongS Gonitc be'
ite6t ouS Oen $50. 5ronf gSieBrer,
S5orru Smit6, Conrad 9cnner, Sobu
0llmoer Senr1 SnueL $. 6, &lein,
gIoolf 6iriA, Soiepb @r6f GoS @r-
friidrmoS.Gomite 9eon6oro lg}os.
miller, So6u @ht6, Sobn Stpd, 6.
9epner G6as, &ielDeg, SeroinanO
Sbuette, 6riB @olt6er. GoS Gan5.
Gomite: Simon S6opiro, 8. @i0rs.
Oorf E6eoOor Sungbons, 9liiouit 6or
unO Serrmom 9enete @reisriHter:
@mil &ieiepctter, 6ronf @ieBner.
Sic Nhdif lieiert &roieiior Stein
moI0'S Srdeiter. Ger @ereiu miro
8 @in5el- imO mebrere @ruppelr
Ereiie ousge6en Ser @oa miro NIT
einem id0nen Eo6Ieaur croffnet lper-
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Sn &erbiuoung 0amit pir6 IN &6ila
nclpbia cine Dirt Gleoriug Souie Gins
oeridtet. Die 2eitiue Der 8eaniDI.
rania.9abn nerfolgt Oie 9lbiidlt NIT
0ieier gleuering cine 9r6Bere 9ln5abl
&clte, sic III Der gtdbe i6rer Sinien
robnen sir 2lrbeit alf Der Gtredc
lmo IN Oeu Merfitdtten beran5u5ie-
ben inoeB miro cripartet oaB piele
fitb Oieie Gjelegenbeit 8llnlise nahen
meroer itetige grbeit 1T ser 9ld6c
ibres @obniiBes 5u fiuOen, oa biSber
Die emeiiten uicbt redt uuBten, an iuen
ite iid lin 9lniteIllng wenoen iollten.
1ie Stotiousogenten per0en eS lid
nun sur gluigobe MAIDEN, bel allen
@cperbern feit3uitclleu fiir mclde
glrbcit iie iid am 6clicn eianca nuo
no iie am udhiten iolde @ei@diti-
giing finoeu fonnen.
GroBe 4lofote merOeu arbeitiu.
6enoe 2eutc all sic Statiousagcntcn
oeripeiieH ste iie Damn N naI oen
Gerbdltniiicu SIT Dem &oruann ~
ser nGdbiten @erfitott, Superoiior
8ngmeiitar ooe Streden.@ornlanu
icbideu. SiuO BORT feine StclIcn
frei ID iper0en sic @eiudje an 0as
Clearing Souie III Der Office oes
General Iianogers geiAidt, oer
Damn Oas weitere nab better 9i69
Ii6feit DeranIoiien miro. sSeoer ccs
Observation-Disclosures muB poAcat'
lid cine Stite oller freien s(rbeitsliela
len an Oas Clearing &ouie ihideu,
bon ipelheni ans oieie Damn nit Sen
9eper6erH ieien 6 nun 9tr6eiter III
Sen gssrfitdtteu, &nber, @rernier,
Sei8er, 5taner ooer ionltiges Nerio.
nal n0er 5tredenarbeiter, beiebt
peroeIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

SSm 80. 9e6ensia6re peritor6 ge-
itcrn IN Ger @o6nltng ibrcr Eohter
6rou 9lnorep Ce6us, @reitpcrts s9lpe.,
@lorrell.@arf, 6rou 9lnna Mor0
Sonneuleifer. Die Gcr6li6ene mar
nlS @aiIOorf g8iirttemberg, aeboren
mo Fam in iitnoeu SSo6ren nod
gtmerifa. Die 9eerOiging fin6et
moraen 9}odmittdg Inn 2 llbr bonn
Erauer6aiie aus Itatt.
@nl ma g. @on0erborit.
9}o6 MIR filr5er Gronfbeit Der.
ihieo geiteru 9lbcno unerwartet 6ralt
Gnmu 2ouiie @onoerborit in i6rer
9o5ning, 9tr. 747 @eit.9}ort6.9(pe
@ie GerbIidene, weIde iib oagemei-
ncr 9eIiebt6eit erfrellte. ioIet ibrem
@otten SenrD 81. Gonoerborit in Oen
800, wel9er i6r Dor Idngerer 3eit
porouS9eaangen lit. Sic Belt Der
@ecrOiglmg miro nod 6etonut gegc-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
gsanId)t edJmcr3cussclO.

Srom @lorv 9(. s6wob, oie @at.
tin oes 'Sru. s. Sdlbob, bat I'M
Staotgeribt cine &looe lint $4,000
S6ooenerioe oegen Oie agSeitert
@torDlono @iienbabu~ einreiden loi-
len. 6rou Shmnb giebt on bob iie
on 6. September, ais iie in einen
SfroBcubabnmoggon bic 2igbt.Str.-
areuaung poiiirtc ourd cine @oaiiion
nit eineu 3uee Der 9abu OerleBt
worocn iei. &r. Shmob ielbit ber-
Ion0t $4,000 fir Ocn &erluit Der
@icnitc iciner @ottiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Sauacio souuilas lit sotidaftcr.

ggoibington ~. 6e6rlar.
&err SQuocio 9oniIas, ciHer Der
Gorron5o Gertreter Der merifaniitb-
amerifaniIdlen SdlidtungS .Gomnliis
iion lpnrOc sum merifaniiden 9ot.
ibaitcr 5n sen @ereinigten Staaten
crnouut Inn ben itclloertretenocn
@otI6oitcr @liieo glrrcuOouOo ob5il-
l6ien. SEER 9onnilos beiitoet ii6
5iir 3cit in @olmSeod, SSlay hnno
miro eruortpt, ooB er IN oielcr eSod)e
IN gSoi6iu9tou eintreiIen miro, ltm
feline @e9lmibignngspapiere an ilber'
reiAen. Sur iclbcn 3cit miro &crr
Nenrp \. 5lether ais omerifaliiber
9oilhaiter bon ser mefitanildcu He.
Qierlng emplongcn lpcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
gOn cincm 9.itneu iiberfa6ren.

9(n scr EbilaoeIp6io-RoaO, nobc
9loicOole, wurDe eeiIcrn @lorgen
E6omoS SuIioou aus 5tattorosGoy
Go., meldcr 6rcimOe in 9oltimorc-
&oniitD beiu1te, bon eiucm bon So6n
Selling gelenften Sitncp,guS nieoer.
9eronnt mo i6wer pcrlcBt g9ic Sc.
ling nitt6ciItc, trot SuGioon anS Scr
Cmfclbcit pl0blid6 beroor imo Oireft
Dor Oen &raitwogcn e6e cs i6m ge-
lang, Oenielbel iod elmer onoeren
&i6tuug 5n Ienfen oocr sum SoIteu
5u brinoen. Selling bracbte Sen Ser.
Iebtcu nod Dem SobnS SopfiuS SO.
ipitaI, no ieiigeiIeut wurOe, OoB ser
Mann Gerlebuugcn am aopf nnO
@eineu erlitten Bat. Ger 3uitanO
Ioll ais crnit QcIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Slmcrifauiide GummiiiiOn eiebf
,5alfslucrf amf.

2on0on, t2. 5e6rilar. Gle
omerifauide SiilissGonlniiiion fir
@elgicn bat sic oeutide @cboroe porl
ibrcr 9(bFbt III &enutniB >gciebt iid)
bon ser EbciInnbmc an Siillsperf
in @eIgien lmo gloro.6ranfreib 5u-
riid5u5iebcn.
0ieier S6riit purOe IN 6cl9e Der
9InorOmnq bon Seten scr oelitlben
9eboroclL OaB olle 9lucrifaner Die
Hropin5en @elsien's imo 9Soro-
6ranfrei1's ocrlaIien miillcn rnter.
nonmen. @S purOe nr einigen
Gertretcru nit Dem oneritanildelt
@eIanOtcn III S9rlgiet 9rouo @bite'
Iod, geitattet ii 9riiiicl ST perblei'
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

8 Ibingtou 10. SSe6r.
Gie 9lmotS. .&onoelS.Gonmiiiion rn0
Oas 2ouOmirtbi6aitlihe 9eporte.
ment iperocu pon &rdlioent SSillon
cine @erwiIlielmg non 100000 fit
sic 9fo6rungsuiittelpreis ltlterhl1,
lng Uerlanaen peIde iebt beeonueu
perocn iou. Gie llmiroee miro io-
tort beginuciL iobalo oos @elO cinoe.
loilieu iit. Gic llnteriucblng ion einc
GrinoIide fcin imo feitgcItellt mcrs
oen, no unO it wel1er gSeilc Oas
glnti.Sruit.@eieb oerIebt iplirOe.
IS miro minoeitens feds Nlonate
in glniprud ue6meit Die llnterilf-
ing 3u GnOe 81 fii6ren. SSn Ocn les.
ten Eaacn iuuroen adrten ousgeor-
beifct, welde oie 9}abrlnesuitteI-
Greile bon 1916 nno oos Steigen
0erielbcn in oieiem Sabre 8eigen.
Scr 9[niiblag idmanft 5miiben 10
uuo 100 @ro5ent. Ginige Der 9lrti.
fel, welde cine eroBe 8reisitcigerrma
crfa6ren 6aben iin0: Sirloiit IL
Gro5ent; Sbiufen 2t Eroaent;
5hmaI5 20 9ro5ert; WlebI II 9Sro-
sent; Gier, Is &ro5ent; Butter, IA
Ero5cnt; Gnrtoffeln. 100 &ro5cnt
3uder, 25 &ro5ent, uno Ndlh, a
9ro1ent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
G6iuarScS WeIinocI.

@iif cinem 9ieoolOer 6c0ro6t luilroe
Oet gleger g9illiom Common Icincr
9ooribaft in ser Sobe bon $26 be.
ronbt. @r beriolgte Oie @ie6e, bis
CT oen BoIi3iiien &Ieiuirnit6 troE ser
ole 9lc9cr SSoIcp6 @}cSntoi6. Syobn
Golncil no GoiparO @rinflcD Der
boitetc. SSie Cannon III ser lii6Ii.
ben @oIiaeiiiotion onga6, ion N}cSn.
tol6 ibm ooS @elo obecnommcn 6o.
ben udbreu0 Council i6n nit Dem
&cpolDer ciuidiitbterie. 9lodOcm oas
Nrio 0os @clo inter i4 pert6cili
bate crfldrtc CT iueitcr, Iolleu iic
oSrop" qeipielt babcn @rintlcp bal
ouaebli8 oas cause @elo eemonucl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Niir Nna nrIirrr glnLtimnrr

9us Sefretdrc fir ooS Gomite 5ur
@rmetcrlng ser StoOtgren8eu iiuo
0ie S$. SS. ". Shnniot mo 9Soul
s. @ilfinion crnonut moroen melcbc
morgen OoS SouptQuartier an ser
@de bon Baltimore rno Solboro.
Strobe einri6ten merOcn. Ser 9ori
iiber 0er 2igo lit @r,@&oDor 6. GIoD
luuauuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
sndt iciuc gSro,t

gr. gl Gorfer eFrop BON Chicago
erlndtc @oli5cimariboa Garter in
eInem 9riet nob ieiner 6roit Oie ant
26. Sebruor uorigeu So6reS ber-
l1iuauo, iu6en 81 iuolleu. Sic Ser
ldpnnoene lit bic Eod5ter pou Goniel
Eidett 9lew %inOior, Wlo. Or.
%orfer bat iciuc @ottin iibcraa oe,
ludlt fonnte lie bis iest aber nidjt
finocn. Sic pcribwauo 5c6n Gage
nod Der Sod5eit uno or. Eroo it
Der lleber5ciaima ooB iie bon mei.
Ben SfIupenbduOIern entfi6rt mnr-
0e. 5rml 4rap ilt 97 SSohre oIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13

Menn man cinen etnas ibperidl.
liGen Wfenlhen Grgern will, iagt man
lpobl poh ibrt aer babe SSiib6lnt IN
sen gloern.~ @ic nod bielfod uer.
breitetc @leinune, oob Die Slide fal.
teS 9hit bdtten lit inoeB (1ab Sen
9hlShi6umgcri q. Sdubert's i'm
aoSuoS) mir irioieru riHtia, ais iic
iicb ser Ecnpcrotllr 0es lic iuugebcns
oen @aiierS onpaiien nno oieieS
Maiier meiit fall lit. 9ei Sempera.
tiriteigerlul1en 0es gSaHerS lteigt
aud bic @Qitmirme Der oarin Iebcn.
Sen Slide, bel einigen iogor bis 5u
etipo 80 @}rao Geliius, mo linft um-
Qefe6rt NIT 0em 9lbne6men Der @ai.
ieruGrnlc. Sic Slide boben alio
nibt folteS, ionoern marmeS 9lut
@cmdB oieier 6d6iafei&oeS Slid.
blutes uernl6gsu sic Slide aib 9ro.
sc @aiierfGltl 5il ertrdgcn ieood
nur' inter ser @orausiebung, oaf
Oieie Scmperatliribmonfirngen nm
ooi5 dllmGblim nicbt ober lnDerluit
telt erioIqcn. GS treten ionit 5to
ruugeu in ghitreisumlaIL Grf6l
tuQcn aii, Sic Sen Too ser Slid,
5nr Solae 6aben. @ei oieiem @in
tcrihIof 0cr slide lit alIeroinsS 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Sritiidc Sampfcr nit gImcrifancrn
an gurO.

gtemportgtcwS s, 10. Sebruor.
-@ie britiiden Goupier uSebburn"
unO g2erinatou" Iicfen beute aus
oiciem Safen nod ser elropGiiben
&riegs5one nit 9lmerifanern an
@or0 aus. Ser a2erinaton" lit nit
gferoeu belo0en imo oieie meroen
BON 70 weiBen gSdrtern gepflegt.
Der uSebburn" fiibrt gentiidte
S5roht. Inter ieiner @eiasung Be-
finoet ii9 Elm 9tmerifoner. Ger
gScbburn" fGbrt nod SoImoittb, I'm
bort weiterc 0rores entgegcn 8u neb-
men, Der nSerington~ nod 9lDon.
mouth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
stedlcrei ii einer gsntdlhaft.

Sm &erlaufe eineS S9orhpecbieIS
9riff geitcrn 9}odnlittoa Der giegcr
Somes 9errp cineu onoeren Sleger,
Den 32 Sabre oIten gSDtb 5tubbs
bon 9lr. Ala, 0lt 3312. 5traBc, III
elmer SSirtbiAoft all ser @rcen.
moiut-9Ibenuc, nit einem @eHer an
lmo Oerlebte Oeniclbcn in beOeuflider
@eiie I'M @cIicbt imo mif ser 9ruit.
Der @leiicr6elo wur6e oerboftet
wdbreno ieiu 9pier nocb Oem u@ter-
cD@oipitoI" gebroht puroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
anr5c StaStncliafcitcn.

Gas Sa6reSbonfett Ocs ,9(Imuen.
NereinS Scr b6beren anobenibuIe@
miro morgen 2lbeno int ugmeriou.
Sotel abae6oltcu per0cii. 0err
Sernon Goof miro ais EooitnleiIter
lIneiren. Bon oen 1000 N}itglir-
bern merOen imgciG6r 175 an Dem
9onfett E6eil uebmcu-
Serr glnoreos 0ippcl, ser befonntc
SDeater-Nireftor befinOet ii6 IN
SaltlnIore sum @eind6e un6 beabiidj.
tlgt cine 0pern.@eieaibaft 5uiom-
nIen 81 iieIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
sitnna Scr asuIiici.9cdSrSc.

EoIi5iit Clarence @ua, Scr felt
lduaerer 3eit frdutlid mar muroe
geiteru bon Den @oIi5ei-GommiiiGren
peniipnirt.
@ie oeitern I'M Eoli5ei.SanptQuars
tier ocrlolltetc, ioa GapitGn S5droeD
@Ior6iicr bonn uorO0itliben Ciitrift
an Stelle bon @opit6n Wlc@ooern ais
GapitGu NeS Geteftis GepartenentS
ernannt mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Siel Onrdl Scn glnfsnasIladlt.

Der so Sabre olte Z. &ellp bon
9lr 1873, 9loro SrontitroBe, fie( ge.
tern 9|a6mitoe beim 9ieparireu
eineS Nlufsuges III oenl @ebGuoe glr.
357 @uilforo 9Ipenue, ourH sen
gni5igSid5uCbt ob, nobel CT lib be.
Oenfli6c imcre &erlcBuneeu alt5og.
@r mlgoe in Ger 9lnbulan5 OeS ntitt.
leren @iinittS nod oem a9iercp.So.
ipital@ eebro6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
9 & 9OeffteI

&Iein-SRu0i batte iib 1as G6pfb&
boie geitoBen uuo ibidte iih qcra6c
an tiihtig 5u briiuen. ala oar gllta
2nfcI Sons iaote:
rStNltut' Der, 9lu0i, nt miu Old
itreiheH uno Tir eiircl SguB oebeR.
QoB' nloI ouf Damn tbufs gar iicbt
mebr mchl"
lln0 ridtigl GoslNlitteI bnlfl -
SQbcrfreat iagte 9iuoi oGntcl. folit-
meN0od1 NAL init rauS in bic Seiir6s.
Sic a0dtn bat foIhe 8nbltihucr-
5enl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
0iien6aGn.ltnaliif IN @cntndn.

SoniSDiIle, ap,, 70. 6ebr.-
Grei &erionen murOen eet0otet im0
Is biS 20 Gerionen pcrIebt, ais 6eute
glbeno ein &oliagicr5ug oer Soutbern
@iienbobn IN einen poIlbeieBten Stra-
Beubo9nwoggou bineiuiii6r. Gas linz
9liid ereiguete iib ml einem gabn.
ilbergon9 an elmer StraBe i'm peits
liden E6eile Der Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Gtn e6Ic8 Sera

droi Streit lit int Ebenter oeipe.
len lnS ols lie nudD Sauic fonnrt.
traat lie ibr 1lann, nie iie iia aniii-
iiert hobe.
gslmiiiiert? SaI6 toot bab' Id mid
gelocbt" erlpioert fSrou 5trcit.
y@alb toot2 ga faintlt BIT Mir SEN
Welallen tbuu irn0 morgeu mod ein-
ntal bingeben.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Stcllenpermittelmne Der 9o6nseIcli.
Idjaftcn.

Cine b06lt beoeutiane g}euerultg
fat sic GeunipI0anio. giien6a6n.@e.
isaidlnft ioeben cingefiibrt. Nlan bat
n1ntli9 eiricn @lan ousgear6eitet.
.ponab ie0er ser 1900 statiols.
glgenten ouf Sen 2inien oitIiA BON
&itsburg6 uno Grie gepiiiermaBen
ciH Stelenpernlittler Scr @dbn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
@ricffanen.

90. q. ~ ySit ein iunger @}onn,
Der bier ge6oren imo 81 Sabre ali
lit wo6lberebtiot, lpcm iein Goier
fem 9iirGer Der Gereinioten Staateu
ilt2" Ser iingc Nionn mlB iid
crit ieinc @iirgcrpapiere boIen, Oil
ibm obne @eiteres nuSgeitelt per.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Nlelinnntinn nnnennmimcn.

9ic 9eiienotion ocS N}oiors Saul
Nt. Burnett bonn oiertcn Hceiment
Der NlorDlduoer Niili5 lit bonn 0jolts
Dernelr dngenonmen moroen. 3aS
gdn5e Rcgtnent bat iebt MIR nod ei
nen Wtoipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
Sic S a ii pti a 4, Z.

qgSeeite, Nlrc, mir bee0e lu1ien'
ms mod nal fricgStrouen, aber erit.
I'M SSrieoelt 0euii peNn TIT nnt Sod.
5eltS0og nomoalldl nod uith nal Me
Gutter coer 1dmaI5iuFe psirn oari
osnn ircut mir Dc ianSe Arieasiyaus
nnA ni6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
SlInatc in'S Soipital ae6cn,

ST.. Gbos. 2. Crane, ser 9r1iioent
ser 05ormers' & 0ropers' gtotiouol-
9nnt" mcIber IGugere 8eit fronf
nor, bc9o6 iiA gcitcru no@ Oeut
uSobns Sopfins Soipitol", imt cine
Gabfur ourb5uma1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-13
glr6citen nit lyieber6itc fir Oen
&riea.

0ic nGo6ter ser omerifaniit6en
&epolutiou~ boben bonn @ouptquor.
tier Der ostoDp 2eogue" eine Depei6e
er6oIten in mel9er bic NtitelieOer
Der Srouen.0rgoniiation criudbt per-
0et iofort oae 9[nitrenguneen au mo.
ben, Inn @erbono6eug lmo onoere
9lrtifel fir Gerwunoctc 5ii ionireln.
0bidon nod fein arieg erflart wur.
Oe unO nod feline omcrifoniiben Sim
Der ericboiien iino, 10 moIlen Die 9a-
men Oo9 iofort Dem @riucben nod.
tonmen lno cine e5iBun8 oes Grc-
futip.Gomitc's ioa iofort obgebdlten
perOen. 0ie agtooD Scogle" lit cinc
&0rpcridoft, 5it melcber olle N}uni.
tiohs 5obrifonten, oie @ol. StroBen.
9onfiers, 3beooore gtooiepelt uuo
onoere groBc @otriotcn oeb0ren.