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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
Not Called "pead Sea" in Bible.

The name OF Dead sea" occurs no
where in the Bible. This name does
not appear To have existed until the
second century after Christ In the
Old Testament this body of water is
called the Salt sen and the Sea of the
Plain.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, 9; Chicago. 2
Cincinnati, 3: New York, 5
Cincinnati, (, New York, o.
Philadelphia, II; St Louis. >
Philadelphia, 10; st Louis. .,
Games Today.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago Ill, Oct. /, 1917.
Chicago market report furnished to
the Free Trader-J journal by w. l.
Etnyre. member Chicago Board OF
Trade. Moloney Building. Phone l04l.
Correspondent Lamson Bros & Co.
Chicago.
Wheat Open High. Low Close.
No quotations.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
Practice Economy,

The sane standard, Eat enough food
and no more" rgldly followed would
reduce greatly food bills In many
homes and nj the same time tend to
improve the physical condition Of all
u,alnl,srs ~ tho hniisrl,uld.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01

ont but they all
failed to help me.
| even went to a
d Octor and he
could not cure my
b a C k a C h @. A
friend Of mine ad-
viscd me TO try a
box Of DR.. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets,
and so | did |
used two boxes and
the pains W ere
ponn | am mot
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
A Remedy For eoiIs.

The region around boil should
be washed with soap and water,
dried. and a drop OF the follow
ing solution should be placed on
the center Of the boil: Iodine,
one uram: acetone. three drains.
Let stand a week before using.
The mixture becomes blackish
and slrupy and no longer irri-
tating. Later, II the boil does
not recede, a dressing Of glycol-
ate Of starch and boric acid
Cl-1O), on absorbent wool. should
he applied.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01

That which IL termed rice pallC
made from the ,nth Of u tree groWt
,ormosn, moi from part Of the :,
Vlant, W many suppose,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01

The word "aristocracy' comes irom
tho Crock "aristos" (besb and "archo
(rule, meaning the rule OF the pest,
Literally aristocrat means the pest
a~, -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
Probate Court.

Petition probate of will. estate John
w. Arrandale. set Octo % at 10.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court
Gilbert w Scott vs. Chicago, Ottawa
< Peoria Railway Company; case,
damages, l00G.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01
STANDING Of CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Cleyelan !. ;; Washington. /
No other games scheduled
Games Today.
Chicago at New York
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-01

Try the Free Trader Journal Want-AJs
for results.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

&c You ar" surely not afraid |
whispered, aiding her Il cannot be-
lirNc that.
No, not of the flight and she
glanced al me r"pruachfully. al
am nervous, that Is all, II thought
! could refuse YOU, hur but | cannot.
\ on are forcing III" To do wrong"
Perhaps | was too happy over my
victory; al least left no inclination
toward mercy, for down IN my heart
| believed she was glad a. my insistcncc,
and hat was fully Justified
on are going to learn better,
Mhd"'n"i,"'l", sad prav"ly, and
drew The rap down over her hair, faStcn-
mg II funny. II hav" no thought
now but for your welfare Trust me,
and gDv" M" vour hand in evidence"
Sh" permitted me 80 take it in
my own, but 'hrr" was no ",pon>ry"
clasp NJ last ~" looked mp.
Il" trust You: | must aud and
! hrh"N" yuu think this is right
Bat l'' H. not talk about It any longer,
! have consented; | am going Just
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

YOU forgot, and gave the glimpse Of
Your heart. II ~ now, MadcmOlscllr,
! hold YOU prisoner"
She arose to her feet, looking frankly
at me-, her hands claspcd
regret my eyes have uncon-
slouslv played me such Il trick, Mon
sIrur, sh" SAID sobcrly. They have
ha'" been guilty Of trcachcrv before,
80 You must not presume upon them.
hut ~ this time to stop for such
gallant speech There are already signS
"i coming day in the sky, and that
means hurry, Haven't You much To
do"
II will not take long, unlcs. those
'lnk"rcrs have flung something ont
81 gear. And am gong To- trust to
your eyes, Mad"moiscllc not your
words your eye Never mind wha,
| mean you will learn all tia, soon
enough. You held the door i;,si 90
Yes; | stood there trying to see.
and heard III" man running. Ind
not know who hc wa~, but thought
would want HIM stopped
In" scrvIc" was we'll rendered;
his escape would have spoiled nll
Now thor. Is nothing left Ia be- done,
hut get away Wha, Is Il. DE Nirnc2'
- yc got the three all rIrhr over
there, Ia" ~iId pointing toward Il
dark corner, but with Ia, eve, IN the
gui had TO he cough with III, rhauf-
i"ur, Monsieur; the devil br' me
~"c, and hc hrId up hrs hand whlrh
"aS bleeding
IL" Is = vicious cur, 1T 20 hc ASSOC
ria'ci with TIN, kind Of a leader,
touching Brandt with my foot.
Shall | tie HIM, tool?
". .lr.. /
o. ~" rudd'r aud let him lie thee
II" u come to all right ii only let alone
Its KIND don I die easy. NOR, the pity
! stood aside as he lurpci Brandr's
heavy body out of The way. holding
the lamp uluft She renamed close
t">ld" me, but without speaking,
"n'Il DE NIcnr came back could
SOC the contour oi her lace. clear cut
~ II cameo Ia tho bright CLEAN. but
her cN"' wcT" uycrt"d The Silhouette
fascinated uv, Vet | WAS aroused now
10 the S"iit passage OF time. and the
very moment DE Nirnc dropped hi,
burden, | flashed the high, about upon
~" m"nOplanc, ANXIOUS 70 learn ITS
condition My own resolve was made.
but ! must he certain We would run
no unnecessary risk The mechanic
joined M, one hand gra-png TIE frame
llli those l"Il"HS work any injury
tmk"unG abound!
Not unless Thy io",cnrd something
about the motor, Monsieur The
chauffeur had q small monkey wrench
IN his hand, bur don't think he found
any chance 20 usr II Let me have
the HIGHT, and IN see
II" was scarcely three minutes at
II, for h" knew every bolt and brace.
IL "a lac 4,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06
CHAPTER NN.

Mithour word, but with pulse
throhblng madly, helped her don
the long coat, and fastened il securely
about the neck She underworld to
button the lower flap, but her trcmbl-
ing fingers made OF ii quite u task.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06


and shall have to use one Of our prisoners
10 help you; release the PinkcrtOn man.
he IL tn" safer, and bring him here"
II" disappeared, returning scarcely
moment later, gripping the fellow
ilrmly by the collar, and thrustlng
HIM forward into the high, Of the lamp
Kelly | sand stcrnly. pay s,rict
attention to what | say Iou don't
care ANYTHING for TIN, gang Of outlaws
ON r" with them because Won thought
You saw a rhan"" for Irlrlr easy money
hats the truth isn't NJ
lie rrinncd, Vet not altogether with
good humor. but held silent
thought 50. Now my money
Is Just a. good as th"rr, Thus night
work l. going To cost Van your Job
hkcIy, and a little additional cash,
together with chance tu grl away
safely. l. worth considering
1t WAS, sor'
Sensible decision. Kelly You are
gong =" help run this murhlnr ont nt
he hangar. aud give D. a start for
lying DE \Ign" here Nll veil YOU
the hangar and CIV" 1t "a -t;ut for living.
DE Nlgu" here will tell you exactly
what To do, and hen put butler IN
You II yuu don't do II II loa play
'Alr he'll give you TIN, roll Of bills. and
turn y"u lo"-o IL soon ~ Wc are off.
do YOU agree 10 tins
IVA ail ne Heart scr
u" NIgn" thrust the roll DISPLAYED
INTO hIs own pocket. taking care to
flourish Il revolver 81 he dli 50. and the
eyes of the lrl>hman hlinAcd in the
light ~ | watched him narrowly.
lie Was Il trcachrrnu> scoundrcl. but
he could not afford To play 49, false.
I,.tt
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

broke III DE \ignc. The same who
mt IN" with the lamp feeling
ms head t"ndcrly. The bloody pirate;
nobody ever made him do it,"
am al til" same opinion. l.
there any rope around here, De Nignr?"
Plenty IN the wurkroom.
Go aud get IT; give me the lamp.
Vow you two stay Just wh"rc you are
WAIT u minute, DE Nign"; 20 through
the" fellows packets first
lie dld Tia" work rN' cdtiuii~ly, but
Il" only wrapom found was Il knif" on
f.'~"nbarth, which flung into one
corner The freshman wore belt with
sheath, but h, revolver had di,;,p-
prarcd, probably dropped when Ii"
i"lI IN hr+ Wild effort at escape.
flashed the light about over the floor
IA q Clrrl". but failed To perceive any
sign "i II. On Il lapel Of the mans vc.t
was detective shield. DE Nignc
irrL"d II OF, and Stamped ii with lis
h"rl
And Id like 10 do the .nuc with
YOU he rrowlrd. shaking u fist in
guard
Never mind that now" | broke IN
hastily. Get the rup."
lie cam" back with n, aud Made
m"ls"il" followed. picking hcr way
cautiously through the mae, guided
~ the light. She appeared almost
AZ" ghost ~ her gray ,lrr>.. the CLEAN
uIHmnrnp her face Els she advanced
toward m" beneath ia" spreading
wing, Beside brandt, body al the
N"rn"I suddenly ~ horror, staring
down At lr ght,tIy upturnrd face.
h" dead, Mon~rcur'"
hop" not, hut haven't had time
Ia "a 1 q
DARK with "a revolver bu't. aui bee HASN'T
moved SINCE. l. wa- cil,r lie or /,
You know
Nhr lifted her eyes to- my farr
t"S, ! hnoW: could hear the ,tri.u.
gle ! ind not m"au :" blaine ynu hut
hH' hop" N"u haven't Killed him.
mat would TIM L. for all Of vs. You
were not hurt
ON, no. cSSayIng u laugh my
luck h"lI. and nm nt to play out The
game. N"s, u" 'hr thrrr. ID" Nigu..
ANT Il" a. you'd yoh Begin with
ii-'nh'T'h here. he's The biggest william.
S"iG"N l"nd'r Is getting up Better
remain "h'r" v"n are, my man y,-.
| mean Won. Never mind urlkme about
y We Know h" Whole story Now.
Ms pr"hyu
turned toward her. hur sh, was
aIr"ady luucIug beside Brandt. holding
one ri hi> wrists M her hand ,trur.d
over hr-'ir 'l,w, bar kept the hgh
al Nh" Iamr turned uu the ut her, She
glanced mp Quirhly
lie j. alive, Monsieur. there is
plenty of pul-o, very RAPID. and ,hr
sbuii Wa not fractured | nm sun,
- am indeed thankful FOR that
! ASSUMED her | did mot know how
hard ! ,tr!rN, II an orru.r,d So swiftly.
Ih" fellow, no doubt. deserves 70 bn
killed, but | feel mo special bitterness
toward hun NIru"~r aru grateful"
hat l. strange
" Not ~ ALL hlr for him -huald
mover hay" known YOU That j., the
part OF tonight | >Iuall AWAY, prefer
To- remember
Your word, are foolish. Monsieur"
| rrfuS" to admit the charge;
instead they ~" quite rational No,
MAdvmolsrlir. | wIll not remain s,ill'
ono" y"u could control me. bur now
no longer | read your eyes a. You
came in
My eyes, III the dark"
No, m The light iull IN the glow OF
this electro lamp 1t WAS hrcau," You
thought them ub,rurcd that saw what
| Suw -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

marily as raw material ~
l...tinu
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

Five Reasons Why Excessive axes
War Are disadvantage
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1917-04-06

comes VIM, ,,, ,nc support o. ~, -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12
5dnuatt nid,t nuOcrunhuortlidrs 8c,lal

Dic Nalting 0eS .,Deim. glmerfolriHei Nationnl
aniocS1 iii bon biciigcn Geitideu uno 8cutit.slme
rfancru obidaig fritirt wor6eu. Der in Scr peroiic
nen @odc III @bnoelpba gefoBtc gcihluB miro ole
ein .giid5ng~ be5ednct Gcutde no Delltid).slmc
rfancr. bic 70 ipreden ihpoben iiibcrautportlideS
8cig. Ger .,Iatd 9lmcrfnniite 92otonoI 8ino4 III
cine Ncrcnoine bon 9lmerifanern orntdler Serfnnft
iut6 nht bon octtidc Rcidsongcborigcr 5o lange
nodl 0ic freunoidaitlide 9c5rbunocr 5wifcu oc
@cr 5iaotcn un0 IciitihldnO beitonbeu, uor cs oos
dtc Hcdt oaS @imocs fir oc Misunderstanding Ser
qcit @c5iebmgc 5ii pirtcn nno oc britiidlcn @eeer
crfargcn 5u orbcitcr ionic oic @lutSpcrponotcn iel
jcitS bcS G8conS nan5icu iii ntcriiter un0 fr Die
ocuidlci @cfanecncn III 9ibrien ir6 nnOerswo 5t
ioracn 1ic Gconaeneu6iirorgc lit aud ictt il6d5 fem
lltrcdi Nbcr mcnn crit onnal Scinocligcitcn 5lui
iebe nniercn 2anbe iinH Gcltlhiotn nlisacbrodcn
iiuo 0om muB ic0e ceiiiblsrcgng imtcroridt mcr0cn
un6 Sic aebictcriidc @iIidt trt an Ben 9laondblno
noror, idl ols cine &ercinianig bon amcrifaniidcn
SHrgcrn ocn 5einiiibcn &ilfSpcrf SIT betbdtigcnl
3cutId.Amcrifnner bic onocrS oenfen uno onoerS
rc0cn bcrciicn Dem 9olfStonnn Dem ic entiproieu
iin0 mir adlonoc gsir 6offcL ooB ibrc 3o6l flciL
icbr feiN It'll
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yeas laat sic g,crfaiInHa?

3i 6er Mc0ui8 aus Mo6ington bobc Neeierimas
Acanltc iccn ocr Nniid oab cS eBt nob gbbriid Der
0plomntiidc1i @r5icbuugci init GctMIono sic &dlt
0cS %r1ocntc ici sic ociitidc @egicrung 8u benadl.
rdtiaca uclde ponoiilngcn er ais feinocligc Sauo
huincr o0cr ,MriceSafc~ bctradtc cine lcldc 9enob
rbtignio lei ndt cine StriegSerfldrna on0crn Der
9orldlfer Der Ancrtcnmng OcS llniionocs, ouB Gin
StricaspdtonG bctebc 1o iind Gintrtt oicics areas
8litonocS uerOc Scr Qra0ent Grnlddtioug Sont Con.
qrcB for0crn un @loBregcln 81 nilitdrd)cr @crtbci
0anla trcifcn sd fonnen, bctcrtt oc .glcr.s)prfcr
@tootsscitlmSr
.Gs udre nod alien 3dtuugen bin no1ildnoig cor
Ycft acblu0clt ucnn Der Sraiioen cine ocrartigc Gf
fIdrima nad Nerln ibcrnittcln lcBe nodOcm Der
Gongreb cinc grmodtiana 5n Ocl oarin conitdtirten
@c0namoel aeacbcn. 5ic Diir6c IN ocnt 5unr bic
Sorui cuicS lltmotlms arnc5uicn Ciecr g4eg murine
ilu sSrit6ohr 1898 nor Ocm 9s6riH ocs Gricgcs init
epauicu bciolot 3rdiiocut @1canlc0 ptcrbreietc
1eui Gonarcf irne SSOccn 1etrecno ste R1iaumg gu
ba ctcna Acr 5poiicr Iic bcioclt SGuicr 0cs Gpn
Nrrcs HQAncn cnc Sltorpcntions 9cioition ltner
NatatDiua oe0otripn oicicbc ncbrcrc Soge long. cB
tqn oereu NeinHa iui eoniaa5 GoHtc ieit, poiiirtc
BIC Mcicltiiop no Erdiioat 9lc&iuIcD ultrr5cbncte
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g)loutas, Ocu IL. Sc6rnar 1917.



gSeBrpfdIt ieiM:
Gle son Dem 5euots- Gomitc ir militdrrde An-
QccQcbeiteu cinbcrihtetc @ect0orIoge Die algemetue
@cbrpiIidt eufibren ioa iibrt nidt aagemeinc 8ebr
tflid eiu oenn oC @eiebporaae entbalt 81 uiee guS'
nobmeu SSunoc MGnuer bon 10 bis 26 Sobren
1T mcd,rm Qcbcusnbhut Die iedbsmonati9e Wlilitur'
9lusbiI0na itottfn0eu fol- , bic @atcr Natcr Urn.
0cr Gdmcitcr, @cib oocr aino 5u crnabrcn babcll
braudle udt 5u ocncn; cbcniolS nhi forpcrlld w
toualid,c un0 Mnbdnqer bon rcgioien Soften, gcgen
0ercn Qcbrc scr arieg uCrIt0ft f0uncn mir fir Den
HienIt buter scr 6ront berbege5cgen merocn. gSir
hcirdlter ooB oos eieict III 6ieer Sornt eiren per
boItni6m0hig mr ticinen Ero5cntiob Suug.AmerltaS 8
iir Den SrcaS6enit iibriq loIlcu miro. Gas ltenel
sic llrbebcr scr 8orlagc ebit 5l berttcu oenn lle
bcrchncu, oof Dem Erdiiocnen nad &erlolf BON teln
yohreu Sem 3eitabiduitt Scr W9ilitdrpflidt enes
ols 2ooat Ausgebocteu ciit seer BON orci Daltonel
Wsar sir @criiguno itebcn niirSc. 9aS 1T cn lcDr
tIeincs Seer lulo Gin ehr gcringcr %ro5entlot eleS
Molfe5 bon bunocrt @ilioncu 5cclen.
Qnenn mir sic aagcmeinc @cBrpflidt enlDreR
Damn iote cs audi tbot1flidc ougcmciuc &ebrpIIid1t
1ein uno u@tS Sobes Gs oate fciHc Slusuabmcu
Gcbcu uuo .torpcrih untnigld" oatc fcn ocbubarer
Wcqriif ieiN. gpr thoGdt1e ariIppel ooer Sdutio'
nldltiqc outcn bonn Iient eHtblHDcn clH 9Senn
TcnihanS coes Sabr cine Dolbc WliIIiou SiligluEgc
slr SABINE rllfcn fam, Damn olteu Die Der StudtelI
ouidDrlid mn0citcuS 10000 WIaHn militdrilH cuts
biloci fcnncn lmo III menigen Subren cine Wtllllon
Nqonn. Ssn 56lcr III pclcn es dl I'M Den that
dtldlcu Grudbrer bon Safer, Dhttcr, 9ruocr 5dmc
cr Sro, oocr aiuO bouoelt, taun Die Segicrlug fir
Die GruGbrlng iorgeu. Gcrartae Sale werocn mr.
rcreir3ct Ooicbcn ocnn icbr metoe imGc 2c,tc bon
I'D mo 20 SSabrcu uutcrihitcn bic 5omilic; mcenS
bc3ublen iic iur &oqeln, no 0oS Delfod ulld nidlt
cinulaI Io3 Gjcics ioItc mtd cine &ofcrIopmina
bon crcn Collar porcbcn oenu gau5 o9ne Iai9cir
aco lonu Gin iuuscr @2aml nidt icu GaS piirDc
im SSabre mlr 26 @}iuioncn DoaorS crforScru pcHn
mir iGbrlid cine Wlillion Wlann ousbilOetcu oaS
brBt menu aac ore 9aonotc 100000 Wtam cilgc
Sogen piir6cn.
gSeiu uir ollacmene @c1rpflibt ciniiibrcn ooul
loBt cS aud mirfld olaencine Mebrpflidt pcroen
nn1 nint Gin Gnq, inn uelhcs dl Grebicricl sung
NmcrIoS beriunoridcn fam
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glcEanntmndlnnncn.
nnItcrnncs0ummiiho ocr Gtoot Baltimore.
9latuHnue.

Nr vic, Dir cs nrachil
o9 ulrn hiclAul acman ben WbiOuilicn
So mo 80 hes @nltirurc 2idotG5aricra
bcianu QclnuWt ode bic Yflaicrnuos4 Commit
iiuu und tcm "A. WMri l9i, bcginen Miro
1it 1 Ma.2s'..H4n.ist .4 . Sto9eN liIlo AueNs g1li
noocrngu N,uierl0l 5H rfiuiiert ncil 5u plld
ilclu mo nu 3u 0clCgcu suc 4triUutn uno
onrpordlirnt ocsoci ocrulb uniaeiorocrt
NVlmeniGlhcHc lr dlc Yrbcltu iu l5ieH
lMh oicic bur ncn H. Wlnrs 1917 sn bccuocu
ple iu rGcuo cincr s3cilc otr 9uipyaouig oocr
sNnrelNung NeliMIltr GitnBcn mo guega
Ecile qgpIldiiu Pou ieu acpilaheu oocr pen
I ~ o6cu cuoacnicu etgaucn uno gmcps
5orsau.9ueN, ron Noripsipc Via punn blgclt
t0rbliN BON gSliou Cir.
SorenHNucn, pon gStlioNSir bis Mother Sir
M.eVmloAs tSinari') Anep, uoa Ctmaro Sir.
biS panualcs5tr
@seunep- (1tiianu) alacg, BON eaiagcic.9pe.
gerlcir0.AnrB, son Soparo cir. bis Gaeer.eir
SorrarruesAntn, uuu ltf. huuais.pc bis 5n
Sores Saus.
9lfe err, bon GdrrpupNslpc pis frcnlontslpr
Mec@ir, ron G0rcp bic 2soooqcar Cir
NuueNcar' -tv, Don Nauollclr bia NrdMlinr.
SAieice Aurn non l5rccuuinom DTS RliHcr cir.
gSiimcrs9lnCn, BON po'iuniuSir bis Riinii oi
rcij llibitM nDH NiNcr Eir.
GiuccHt'Nnen, nnn ppun1r. Bis Garaugu@t
S'Htcnrs'heg, ooil pouinsSi pio SardioGa'Si.
MsaomMnrp bon yolp6insSir bis 6oiiman. eM
WnoitNtrn non HrcilonSir. his Camel NucO.
Hamc,Nncl, bon Wldoilcn.Ipe bis @aiDcoralr
Irntius Nucl' poli NoiMln e. hia NplpDimSi.
emtl Str, bon Ncfld.glpc bis WMrucWpc.
Sp1tb'2irf tou U0rc0sSir. bis 9HCcNisIucO.
Ancn 1Rlidl npM Sruabwnp, bon gluoiioirStr.
bis Wdrac5 str
2itsc 4lceiaatstFg bon Gai6corasfr ois
ROrl 9np.
gopcaFpacaincH BON 5raalin.eir bis cl5a.
0ctDsStr.
q (SaloSl gineH, pon Charles Ct. bls parfgDc
yrNiNlcD, uon RutisNpc hiS SDiou 1ir.
geilionMncn, BON NariNpc, bir GDiQt Sr
JlaDOt9istr., bon Giodion.Gtr, blo Grpcnc @tr
NDnracsNnCu, pou G0ruioRuitr bls Nenlauitr
0Npreh.glcu, BON Nraiteir bis NermnHa5lr.
1m gnfirdQc Der BtdcrliEAe Gonmtllpn
o. 1clth Compton,
@oriircr mo conultircHDcr JnacHicur
", Nl. Cu0llrB,
l1angI. 2n. .Neba1gl sltnNen AnAenrnr
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5yrnncis NOrctfa (Snmpbca.

GS iiarb am O. 1cbrnay l0l1 SrancIS aps
rrita Ganlpbel, coiiiu BON Fctcr g. Campbell
&nbg IL sricbcn" Eic @ccroiauio finoei
Montaa, 8ormiiia0s u 10 lthr. bon ibrcr gsob-
nHe g'r 1910, cin@geisons strafe, aus udh
hcr St SoOns Nirte itdit no niu o llhr
ciu I,cduicnt NuGami iir ibT Gcclcabcil Cclc.
ttiri miro uoau Ncrmau0tc uno Trfuoc Gin.
gcldocu iiHa 3ciicBaua ptluaiiiH cni Dem
81 raru6 6ycobpic" 81 cippans Nitie.
ieiue VlnmCu (,ScbrIO+~
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Nntferinc e:tro0tmi((er.

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strnbtmlner, 5S Sabre alt 9elcbte Giottiu uq
,JubH 81 gnaoimiucr. &eupunote ltno Sycunoc
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ain Iimnaa, A1hniiaAS llbr bon iprcr
g8obnimg glr. $50 glprbsyune Strope. ans
bei6unctncil Neiletuno aHi eer Baltimore
GcmcicrnT.
C&biaoeipbo lcun0cn m5gcn acidqiaii
copircnl (Scbri2 i3)
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A|nl. Nlinoclh1ffcr.

q 0rD an IT. Ncbulr lUl7 Mlnlam
Nlingebdicr i'm alter uon ~ SaDrc,t, 10 Nloi
naten ntio a ldqeH Gciebief %dlte Der oer
iiurbcucn WidrN NlinqclADicr. Ec Nccr0iQung
frnci Mlituvum a. Scbruag @ahmitidaS I'M
VIZ llhr BON lcincr 2S0bnrnN Gr 1871, Cii'
WurtbagiDcnur, aus an 0cl lutbrrtislcu Sign
micl5@glrDc Caroline uabe Naiimorc 5iraBe
nHo oaltn aiii bcnl nSmnuncs 6ricoboie' 6A
NnnraulMe lInLI N5cnrl2-lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12


we would 20 to the last limit Of
prudence ANA Of personal sacrifice TO
keep our country out of war It is
a dreadful business, an awful thing
to contemplate this wholesale
murder of youth and manhood by all
the abhorrent machinery Oh massa-
ere which hes made poor EuroDe
cha1nel house and a hell of unut-
torable woe We would think our
serves somethlng less than men il we
did not look with immense reluc-
tance upon bringing SO much de-
strucion. so much slaughter. SO
much sorrow to the homes OF this
pleasant and happy land OF ours
1t does seem to us thar tho noblest
thing we could now be doing would
be to be busily plling up stores of
food and supplies OF all kinds to dis
tribute with noble charity among
Europe's sad and suffering peoples
when this insane war ends. 1ney
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

Snupi.Nmenng: TrChrrid NIuao
@hrgmr: 9ir. ~, @rft aarninnn Gtfniic
NcnripnHpl0bc pQn S25 an iiner bcdnhh
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3ct en- iro I'm ArcbDana nii Sanri Gin1ong
on iinpeu Inter uaeHi miro lueul afmitpt
Nnrfnreri,en
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Ncr lMLaariidle @rcmier thcilt ma AaN innerhnIh

TT UNIBufVWt FFcTNIVF IDcIf WlTt 0lN EHnefHNID
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wieicn Sci es, oaB Der 6ugariide &rcnlier iid gro
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III oicicm Simc miro mobl oic 9lnoMring Oc8 bnlgo
riidct @rcnliera olfjuiaiicn icn. (2SbI)
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Gcr grORc Gtrutcsc @rufciur aaft ioot OnF 1cntidJ

T~VE BTUEV -IFHIVBC PTUtTUI IuTF IWNE DHN LCHIIhI
lono int 5tan0c morc, III icds gSoden ali oeicr aiite
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nicoergcnad)t cbc Die 5peitcn loloen fonitcn Gin
iodcr Flan wdre nur fir Gnolono aiiSfibrbor, neil
q leine Eriippcn ingcitor III Gonooo ou6cn t0nnte
ino mtdl per y'obmenogfe cntbqbc pdre uicl aricoS
Hotcrial nrttubrnacn, neil GonoOa. ncicS iii lcicr
uerulug, (SBbl9
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g3aItim1rc Gctneteru

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bon Der Och 5roNc.
NeNrdbn!bpl0tc 81 pccunifu pun SIS nn
Scitioll ef" nntcr inrHerDubreu0er 2lNflI6t,
SO Rnun iiir 8 eitiache @rdbcr. &leonute
mere Hdpelle
9p6errernbcnGtAo iebi piieu
(eSuul10iN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-12

Which one Of these two great
journals should the American peo-
pie follow the one that wants to
plunge us into war In the interest Of
Great Britain or the one that coun-
ses sanity and advises the people OF
this country to think OF America
only?