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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04


Gic gcrifaucr Ocltidcr Scrtiiit 6obet III oer leB
rem 5wccinbalb SSabrcn cue ibwcrc 3ct Ourdgeinodt;
enc nod dpuercre 3eit tGbf i5ngl bepor 90 olgc bic
Der Stoaen ofjicQ nod III guteu GlUcrncbntca nit
Geutl4lono ItaOclt tonntcu bic 0Gdd] sglmcrfmcr
tnS 2anO brer Sertin o6cr Ser Scrflnt ibrer Batter
aeiet gegeH lnsriie ocr llnpiiienbeit lno her g6s
mlgfeit III Sdjub nebme unrteu iie Der SeBe gegel
Ieutlfon0 entgegenreten iIO tonntei e ibrer SDHI-
patbc r Oas aIte 0aterIono otrd) getr0ge fir Oas
9ctbe arel5 ino Der 4riegs ilio &eiongenenbiie gs
orud gebeL Sest aber lit eS aloers geporoeu Die
Ser Staoen iuo 3eutid(ano rl6 liidJt mebr Srenoe.
@ie beioen Sduoer no nod idt oftene Seinoe aber
eeer iremodjotlidle @ertcbr bat uigebort; Der nlr
rcd tir5e Sdritt 5llr oencn 5en0id)alt fam ieoen
glgenblid getbml lperoen. Cine Gertbcioiglng Der
Stelmg 1ctidan0s lit aud Cbt nod fcn 8erbrcdleu
aber eS lit llnpatriotii1 unO Dor Alcm ltnrpeic GS
nag dJDer icin rubg 35uboreu pic Oos Sono Der @e=
bart ooer Der Batter, nit Incident man In iencH &am-
pie I'M Sen ooer yttdteiu aus tiefeH 0er5c1 pmpo-
tbiiirt IN ben gemeinteu 9SOrilden i0 ungcrecbtcr
gseiie gcldbt miro es lit ie0od wcc, Ocu WlltnO ou
bclten luo rubiA ieiucr Mcge 5 gebeH cs lit uee Id)
anf fec 6cpr0e iiber ben &rieg cr5uoiien iuo eir-
aG 5Il ontporten man boiic oab Scr rieg feline 5lt
gloBen Spicr an @ut nlo 8nt BON lnerem Bolfe for
Gcrn peroe r0 OaB 0os dredlid1e Observation-Disclosures
mir bal0 Dorbe ein m0ge, 0amt Die weiBe Halle nd)t
Ian cbr gcdudd)t mer0e. GS mag einen d]ier nTaBbar
rcrfonHell 6as 2ano Der @erfunit Dos Son0 Der gos
ter, Oos 2ono @oet6cS ino S9lcrs alS SSeinoeSlono
bctrodei 5i miiiel 9I6er mir miroen oS ireiem &ili
len @iirgcr Oer Ser. Staaten. Pins retem Wtuen lag.
ten mir lulS los bon Dem 2anoe 100 lmere gSiegc &C.
ionbcn bat mo idturen mir Irrile Dem Sanoc lmerer
lSabI GS foninlt ot i'm Seben Dor, oaB Ser5 ltn1
@ilidtoeiiibl in Gouit nit chamber geratbeu, iuo bob
toS &ibt0cii6 iiber oas blutcn0c Scr5 iegt Sn 0e-
fem Sale mnf oos Gld)t9eiiibl i6er oos Ser8 iiegen
mog 0ieieS n1 nod 10 iebr blutcn. Die Dem Canoe Der
gqobl sedporcue Grclic lit oaS 6od)itc @jcobnBi iDcr
<aS Gelo6nib bridt nlodt Dem 2onoe oer ooS Scr5
bdugt fcinc Gbrc ion0eru rlr Sdjaioc.
9lli6g 8lut Gic 3iuee biiten Gen Niuno bal
trnl 5id icncs 9frgereiSs einge0enf ieill Goran
etaten, OoB pobreno DtlItiGaro Oas 2auO nncrcr gd
ter oiees OoS 9oiiO rnerer aiaoer ui0 9uoesfinocr
iit 1prt 0ic Gcr0ouecnbet bier bic 3utnitl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04


@uV 3inn miinie6t iein. NSabresiolor
BON Der uSpoarol2iea Ri@
ter 9obIcr bebalt iid Nic Gutidei.
oung Dor. aeii ueucr @ro5cB
iiir sic stdot IN ser aloge Oes
glrditcttep @ictid Inn iciue spes
len.
Sm Superiors@critbt bcgauu ge.
Itera Scr gro3eB Oes gaiebaaIpicIcrs
@uD 3iun Inn $4,000 Sdaoenerias
gegcu sic olte oSeOerol gaicboll-
Qiqo". 9luf Die @inreoc 6es Hedtss
omUoIteS 81. g9. g9iIliamS, Oob sic
qtea Dos @cdt bate, irgeno eineu
perIcbten Spiclcr nit 30.tGqiger
aiinoigimg 81 cntlaHeit eripiOcrtc
3inn alf Dem 3Gigcnitanoc, SoB Der
Club i'm ein SSabr auf scr aranfen-
IiIte geiiibrt imo 0onu entIaiien babe,
obne ibm eineu Sent SaIair 5u be-
5ablen. Ger Glub iei linn Ouber eiu
poueS Sulair iAuIoig in scr SSbe
BON $3333.33. 9lidter Gobler 6cbielt
lidl sic @ltidbeiorng Dor.
gSeuer @ro3eB permeiqert.
SIN Srperior-@eriht nerrpeigcrte
Hihter Tobler qeItern Dem Oiabor
uno Staotrotb eiuen nelIen Gro3eB III
Der aIage oes 9Irditeften gbeo. @.
Fietid um ben &eIt ieiuer @ebii6rcu.
2 d aocnerfabfIogc.
6raA 6ilOa 9ie6eda &enitron luN
ibre 0rei Eodter boben i'm Staotqe.
ribt olu6 oen 9lnpalt 9. g9. Qafe
cine Slnge I'M $4,000 Sdaoener-
iaB gegen So6u s. 3iuf fir oeu Zoo
ocS @ntteu lm9 |otcrs 9(uguIt Sen.
litrom eiarcicbcii laiieu. SfenItrou
purOe oH 26. Snlular ht scr &ooO
noit Stoneboilic Gooc nod @rooflgn
non Dem 9(utonobiI oaS Sru. 3inf
lluerIlDren lln0 ltdrp an Ocll erlEftcs
nen Gcrleblmgen.
Sn ciner anOeren SGaOeueriab.
flaee perIangt Su6u @infett bon ser
StraBenba9n.@eieIliboit sic Sumnc
non $4,000 iiir GerIeblugeu Sic cr
BEL Der GoIIiiion iciues 8aoens init
eiucm StraBenbabnipaagou Ger
EcHniulOania.2Iuenue am %. Gesems
Der erlitten ba6en ipiQ.
Gie SDon sihe alagc.
@ifter Gobler Iebnte geitcrn i'm
Sllpcrior. .@erid6t Sen 9lntrag oui
eincn nencn %ro5cb in Der Slogc por
NnE 2l- 2uoa geGGn ieincn So6n q.
9g. 2Bon ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
lIns Idaa0erI uar aer 8nfnnit 0er EanEafidcn gIac


Gs iii geifcben Iie oipolnatiidcn 9c3c9ugcu
5midcn Ociigcr 5faoei uO GclttlaiO limo o6oebro.
ucn poroe QuS oncritand)c gSolf bottc gcboiit OoB
e uiG Saju tomncn pcrOc lIno Is otbtuctc crcdtcrt
un dis Die MitteulGtc no ErGiiocut lion Dor iedS
asodci miinacu iiir Oen 6ricocu 5u mirfcn Gs
gloilbte, ole @efabr lei jebt per6punoei OoB infer
2ano oud5 nod III oen irdtcrlideu &rieg Bengeoeatl
wcrocn f01rtc gtber bic Soiimmg liereS GolfcS ollf
ciucn baIogel 6reOcn ii europa mar cine fur5lebigc;
Oe 4uiirten uoutcr feien 6ricoei iie ertdrte crit
uiBte Der 5einO oerridteno geidlagen e Gas mar
6tL 9ntuort Ole ErdIOent gSillon 10 ebr geiiirdet
6attc 81 ptFte mic 3etiAlno's @rpoertng Iolrten
pirOe Gr puftc, sob cincr iolden glntinOglmg bon
eeite Ser gIaiirtc Der uer8edrdnfte lInterccboot-
lteg IefHlau0S iolgeu per6c ur0 ooB Die Ser Stan.
ten onnu feline au0cre @a6l baben piir0en ais bic ois
ponlatdJen @c5ebungen nit GcltitanO ob3ubrcd]crl,
neil e in elmer totc Dom 49, april lebtru So6res Scr
Nuttife @e9ierng ogctiuOigt Datten 6ie oiplomati.
ideu 9c5ie9ungen pir0eu obgcbrodeR peuii Der int
cingeidrdnftc lhtcrieebootrie5 ndt eingceIt wir0e
Gcd cn idIuader SofiulngSrabl lit nod gcbleber.
cS mag trpb 0es Nb6rudcs scr 8e5ieNnger nidt gum
Srcgc fomiueu Ger &rdiiOcnt elbit oridt oe Soifs
ming IN ieiner @otidaft an Den GougrcB ans gScHt
Sic OeltiGcn llitcriee6oote permc0eu, anicrtaniidc
Sd)iiie obnc norbcrgebenOe Mdrnng jl perienfcn mo
oaiiIr orgen, OoB oc Sdlifis6eaBng gerettet miro,
0nlli fam DuS NelIBcrlte nod berie0el per0en ber
Der 1ofimn9sitrabl lit lDie gciugt Elm idmod1er Slt
Der 9tdbc Der Scilp.Snen ilt Gctern ldon Gin urlcri
fouider 4dmpcr nerienft poroen. g9cua cs idj bcrs
orsitcIlt, ooB Die Gerentlmg bne @ormmg geidlob,
oGer Menidchcheit 0abei pcrloren gegangen no onun
rirO 0em glbbnd Der 8e8ic5ngcu 6c sfriegscrfldrng
oGic Incl 3efocrll ogcn. sIllBer0cni i'll eS ebr pabr
idleulid 0ah GngldnO lids paS foiicu lacn miro,
slrrtaucr fir 0ci Ticnit a brtdeu SdJiiicu 5u &C.
miunctl Gas &er9dnguiB uirO uo6l eincn 2auf llcb-
men, AuJ mir Iuer6flt ebt uoGl bao cine mrflid of
tpe gpe i Dem groBtcn Q9cltoroma alcr }citeu ipe.
lrll.
lIlls Matoert Dor Scr 8ntMt 0er tolttoiiiden @ac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
CsinOredler Sci er6IinOeter sSralt.

Gie total crbIinoete 6rou SoroD
Snnlpton BON 9ir. 22S, SiiO.Glinton.
StroBe, criuaAtc olirh BAG @er1iHd)
bon GSllBtritteu IN ibrcm 3inner.
glIS bic 6rau I'M Siilie ibrtc, citilob
Der GinOringIuug uno ucrlor eineu
5iegelrine nit ocp Sliitialeu u6. s.
DR.. Ncrr @illinnt Sealeb, Der I'M
Iadbarbanic pobnt, pllroe ourdl
0os Gjebea icineS SltnOeS 9elpedt mo
iaotc Dent cutfliehenoclt Giubreber
mebrcre augctn nod, sod icbetnen
Oieiclbrn ibr 3iel Uerfe6lt 5ir 6nbcn,
oCnil Der Moun periGwauo did g}iln-
uerwieocriGbcn. GiuC ltntcriuhung
crao6, ooB J2ihtS gcitobleu wuroe,
oot iulroe cine 9lu5abl aligcbdnitcr
lAertbIahcn IN einem 3intncr oeS
aVaiies Geiiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
BON ScraidlIna aeriilrt.

SSSn Brager'2 1epartements-2oocn
all Der @dc Ser Giitom- rno Sara
togaitr. brod plobIid 8. 8. @bifing
5uianneu. Gin 6er5idlog bate i'm
Getroiien. Gr uuroc in'S llnioerii.
tdts. Soipitol aebrodt. Gic Boli5ei
lit bemii6t ieinc &ermonoteu atf5u.
iinoeh pclde III @oooberrp pobnclt
iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
@lnuinsipal.Sl .SladridJteu.

manor Greiton lit ii6cr Oie Gntibei-
ouuq Oc8 g(ppGllationsgcri6tS
bc5iiglidb scr Grottoir.6r icbr
iibcrrol6t. 263 @erioneu itdr-
ben in ser lestcit @ohe. 302
Gebltrteu. @aridt Ocs Stro.
Benboii SSrgcnieirs.
SSu Der pcrgongCnen Modbe itorbeu
263 YcrionclL qcgen 2A5 III oericl-
ben @odc oes oorigen Sobres. 302
ainocr erblidten 0as 2idt Der 9eIt.
9lit ser Sdwinoiudbt itdrbcii % Ser
iouen Ia an elmer 4rebsfranfbeit,
SO an 2lngeucnt5iinolng, 27 al Der
@rigbtidcn glierentrunfbcit uHo %
an cincr Scr6frontgeit Cine Beriou
beging SelbitlHoro, r fouen BEL I'm
fallen mi's 2ebcn unSs 2 murocn ers
moroct.
sS q y res = eriW I . cS " n
Beiibou SnGcHielirs.
SStt icincm Sobresbcridbt al D&ngor
Breton ertuabnt GtroBeiibalt Sltgc-
lticitr 81. %. GcofieD, ouB sic 9lugc'
lteaten ieines 9aportemertS i'm ners
gongeuen Sabre &oraiialides Iciitc-
ten. Die StroBei NcporotlIr DiUi-
iion ospboltirtc S95t7 2uaorats
D1r0s ino reporirtc 59,419 GltoOs
rot. Doros nit onoercn Moteriolieu.
Sic Standardization nabnl at faIt
alien @riidsn IN Baltimore Nepora.
turen Dor. 9(uf @unid beg StoOt.
@eonlctcrs pilroan 107 Siroben nj.
0cllirt, Die Grottoir Gibiiion for-
oerte 1884 Sousbciiber olii, Oic Set.
tenpegc Dor ibrcn &Guitrt 5u cclHen-
tireI. 6l05 falnen Oel 9luiforoerluls
gen uoc], mGbreno oic rcitlihen 2lS9
Sciteuucec pou ocnl Strobenbanf
3cportemcrt cenlcntrt ullroeil Dic
g(65ugstanol 8smitotiou beforocrtc
Inn pcrQangcncr So6r TG54,46000O
@ollonci. Gic 6orihpirtDit6oitS 2i+
Diiiol itno NoS Suiprftionsbureall
pcrrihtctcn cbcnioIIs cine lluurngC
9lrbcit.
Isle Gntidcionng Ocs q p-
pclIations @cri.c6ts.
2ic Staot miro III 8rfunft 0il
@crbclicrlnlg bon Grottoirs lntcr
loiicn uodOenl oos Expectations,
1 0jeric6t cltidieOen bottc, OoB 0iI
SSobnS SopfinS g3ail SO. lidt pcr.
pilidjtct it, $27S.39 iiir Grmeuti
rtlng cines TrottoirS an Wonlimert
StroBc all Sic Stoot at be5abIeit
Scr @}upor lpor iibcr bic Gntld)ei
0luq Oes ecridts ilidt iebr crircut
81 lit scr g(uiibt, 0ub Stootproflra
tor O. Q. GielO cinc @eroronnl
bdttc mlsarOctcn loIlcm meldc cin'
iolbc .GltidlciOmg nibt 5ltacldiiei
bdttc.
@cnubunG scr @oSc
auitoIteu.
Nsln nnrnnnnnnnu Mlnnnt hnflllhfrl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
nge GlO GteiI'S1
Mtasteu.S .SGIl
Sarru's Safe,
0ieuitaa Ocn 20. CSc6rnar 1917,
(ISebl5lt)
@rO6es SdIaOsnfencr.

{. Gurd cine ihaobaitc I5eucrrGbre
lplirOc gcitern eiu fclcr in ,cJorhld,
D|oniion" Cinen oer biitoriidcrt
PldBe bon @iarolanS, in GodeDSs
bile OeriIrIaht. Sen sScuertpe6rleus
ten iUltroc Die 9(rbeit crIdpcrt, iueiI
nidt geHii9cn0 SsqiIcr porbanocl
mar. 9IuS Dem Sailic iuuroe scr glc.
Ger Solbua Sterrett tuto ieine sSrou,
ionic 10 fIeine ainSer gcrettet. qe.
'ra0e beDor cihes Der Stodwcrfe 3l'
ianrmenltiir3tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

lautrn ooh lcgtc iidl oieicl6e bol0
nieOcr unO sic @eiCbdite nabncl ib-
ren rt6iacu Gerlani gSoi5eu iici
5ncrit cirigc &cnts, ood ging Der
Rrcis balo picocr 5u Der gepo6uten
So1e biuoHi
Gin eiujigcs S6iii Scr amcrifaa
niihc tSrohtoompicr uGurrier,@ cer'
lieB geiteru Den Soien nli Der 9leiie
naM Glldo sllpci lpeitcrc nuerifani-
idc GMiIIe, eii Rrite unD ciu 9{ore
lucgcr, erbicltcu lire aIoririmgS @os
piere, lucr0cu ober nidjt Dor bellte
RodHiittug ooer Dlontag @lorgeH
obfobren.
Sobalo iic i6re 2aolng cingeuom,
men babcu, tuerocn Die Camper
,g(uericau", naeoila1 uno vGbarItou
paaT mad, Gubd luo SEEN Port ituo
Der 1anlpier ugllireo 9aobel~ nod
Norucgcu inns Der 6ritiidbe Idmpier
nScbicilm~ uQh GipcrpuoI abiabrclI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Sin Sarira6 pcrbrntut.

Gin Garicob, 0ns ciner @eicIlidloit
in annapolis 0eborte, muroc OurG
cine SJaioliu.Grploiion 5u Stone
@oilic Gouc, glnnc 9l1mOcl.gonntpy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
WenOrbeM.

Der iriibcrc 6ro6tageit Scr y@oI.
iitnorc x 06io .Nobn" III Gimber.
IQnO, Sr Games ". 9ra Scr iid i'm
Nq6ns SopfinS Soipitalc elmer Spc.
ration lntcr3icbcn Ioiicu mtBtc, iit
NnicIbit gciiorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
EaupanD -.
slniisrp-0lSiielI-
Counting, iS. Sebrnar 1917, iM Der
NanOncnsicReret,
(Nhri)
@ranO III SlOOtou.

NIX S3obnbGliCr bon SarrU5mtth
cin 9auobrIcitragcr BON Garleigb
NriaAts, mo %corae ztinhconlb IN
GIoaton 9Iuuc 9lrlmocIsGomtto iutrs
qcl qcncru ourm cine sSeiIcrsbrlnIit
sctlidft. Ter 0citiqc gAino im0 Bai.
crmonael matbicil ~ Der 6cncruebr
iihtu6glidj, oic SGiilcr 81 rcttcu, ntO
ile 0aftc ihrc liebc Roth, Nas fScucr
uDii NrH brHahbartcn (Scbduopu lcru
Su balicli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
WiMnitipns (luntraft.

Hitter Ocu 81 2ieieruneS-9(ngc6o.
ten fir oic @erItealmg bon Nliulitiou
fir Die NimoessRegicrlng wor sic
Sartlctt.0oDparo So. bon Baltimore
bic minocitiorocraoc Girma nnoAuiro
icocnfoaS ocu Goutroft fir $lt00,-
GOO crbaLten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

9As Sen iibriaeu @unoes- g9etter.
9ltobahiuuas .5toticncn uliroen Die
ioIaenocu nic0rioitcn EemperaturerL
5ic am s llbr geTtcrn Gbeno berrid.
telt. bcrihtct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Troll NleIanie ScilmamH bon 91r.
1925, gIoroeGaroliuc- StroBe, oie felt
einiger 8eit Ieiocao lit, miro iih IN
Der nddIieu ggohc i'm ct. sSoicpb's
SolpilaI eincr 9peratiolluter3ieben
laiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
Ser MeItfries EeMtr DOR cinem
syabr.
IA. cScbruar 1916.

7ic III Roro-gltbanicu pororin'
qcRSen lruppcn Der Scilcrrcihcr
nd6ern Tid big oili 30 aiIomGtcr
ron Gnrajso
9erlua mclort NaB Der 3cppc'
lin .c to" bon ciicn @ccos
groS5irmlgSs5Ilig nidt iirildle-
fabrt iIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
~. GtiftunasfeIt

ocS GdnunbenDercims BON Baltimore
5uiu NoM NnO Selten beg Ocntidlen
piilfSfOnSs. YDOculteiner's Sale.
WIuutas, >. TebrNor, gIbeuSs 8 lEAr.
(,Sebr9 AZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
osSieOerfrau,.a q

Csrukcr gna'. MOntns, IL, cc-
frnnr, SrObiinn-Nalc. Gintritt i5c.
a Rcrion. (iyeb4tl)l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

Gelcsatcn Der Seutidtu @eielliGOi-
ten Spu Baltimore iuerOen ber3IidJ
eingelabeEL ciner GpssialiibHns Ses
Gyranenuereins Ses ullRabbGueiscn
Yirseruereins4 bei5nuUBneu bic
Geute, SuuntGg, ben a. Sebrmar, A
ltbr Nadtmittags, iut ppOtel 9lGs
lleigb@ seBaltcu iuirO i'm Sntcrelie SeS
gd5urS i'm Slpril. Saffcc nnS &mdJeu
iucrOcm IcrDirt.
datGerinc StraRfL 5efretoriil.
(fSehAl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
@ricasipemocn.

Sir sic Sfrie6Sgeinngcncn III Si-
birieu gingca GeItern I'M nGcptihen
Gorreiponocute 80 bon 6rml sOl
SSoipcr cin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04
s,ottc,l aySattcit geltp6Ica.

2lni0cS.Gplnntiii6r Snpplce bat
Scu ,so6n n. 9sfaScnbauer Dou Jlr,
G22 gspr0 .C5loper- ztraBc, nno & 8.
2parnbera BON Dat. Gi0, Mep-Ganl.
nen. Strabc, Dcm @eriobrcn Oer 8lu-
ocs6eh6r0cn iibcriuieien Die Ange.
iAuloiaieu iollet 1auf Dem 6rodt-
NahuNpie ocr @am0en~5taticn filr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

SiifoIgc Oes stuiternriiens in Der
3ionssemeinoc fiuoet ont @littivon
teinc &erianunliiua oeS 0cutid)s
0eiterrcihiidb llngoriiden &otbe
larelB NiilfsgciclliMoft oieic @orbc
litntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

SSlu pcroangencn @lonat bcmhtca
4O,522 EerTonen sic oiiciltlidcn
@ooe g(tlitulteu. Gic 8abl I'M Saluiar
belief 1ir0 ouF 35,i98. Bon ocn AO,.
522 Nrrioucn i'm Icetcn Monot ma.
rem 2S,253 gRdllicr ino Annbcit uno
i2.269 GrolIcu uuo @ldcheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

OjrOncr WiastcHb0n.
\, gluitria. 2iitrift gir. 202, p. u. g.'
gRoutas, ben 5. Stbrnar.
HrObilnuS,allc (Sintrtt 2oc,
t,SonaS fScbr4 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-04

nGeNtidJ-llneariider HieOcrfraHs@
nit 9umcn-@crein.
MaSfcn6al, 9luttas, IL. Scbrnar,
a)lor 0cfcr'S SoalIc, SocnitsEoint.
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SeianoOsrein uGinistcit."
@rOFcr Wtasfenball. GbriRs'S SnIle.
5ait.glueune uHS B. StraEs.
WiOntag, 5. 5ebrnar 1917.
(Sun2S, ,Sebr4-~5)
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0ul56rei fir 3eitnnsSpapicr.
Sn Ocn grobcii 2agerbGiiiern alif
9ocuit 4oiut BAT bic Baltimore.
C6io,@o6n~ t2S000 @aaen SOILS
brci aiiioeipeibert ocr bon sdppeoel
iuportirt miirOe lut0 lpcgeu Der
lSradt-Gougciiion nidt rueitcrtronS-
portirt iucr0eu fonnte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

disease, preventing it becoming or
ganic In thousands Of cases. and
thereby the lives Of thousands might
De saved VINO now die every year
from pneumonia grippe. kidney, liver.
heart trouble and other dangerous
maladies. Thousands Of people suffer
from iron deficiency and DO not know
IL II you are not strong or well you
owe It 10 yourself TO make the follow
Ing test; See how long you can work
or how far you can walk without be-
coming tired. Next take two five
grain tablets OF Nuxated Iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again
and see how much you have gained.
NOTE-NuXated Iron which has been
used by DIT. Beyea and others with such
surprising results. and which Is prescribed
and recommended by physicians in such
great variety OF cases. IS not a patent
which is we'll known TO druggists every
where Unlike the older inorganic iron
products Il is easily assimilated. does not
in1ure the teeth. make them black nor
upset the stomach; on the contrary 70 Is
most potent remedy in nearly all forms
OF indigestion as well as for nervous. run
down conditions The manufacturers have
such great confidence In NuXated Iron that
they offer TO forfeit $4,000 20 any chart
table institution II they cannot take any
man or woman under sixty who lacks iron
and Increase their strength 100 percent or
over In -FOUR weeks time. provided they
have no serious organic trouble. They also
offer 20 refund your money n IL does not
az least double your strength and cndur-
auce in ten days time. It is dispensed by
A. T. Ryan and all good druggists.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

OF tlreIess energy. Senator Towne
says:
II have found Nuxated Iron OF the
greatest benefit as a tonic and regu-
lative. Henceforth I shall not be
without it, j am in position 10 tes-
tfy for the advantage of others, 70
the remarkable and Immediate help
1ulness Of this remedy, and I unhesi-
taringly recommend NuNated Iron to
all who feel the need Of renewed en-
ergy and the regularity OF bodily
functions"
DR. =. Sauer. q Boston Physician.
VINO has studied both in this country
and great European Medical Institu-
tons, said; "Nuzated Iron is a won
cerful remedy Not long ago a man
came TO me who was nearly half a
century old and asked me TO give him
preliminary examination for life in
surance. / was astonished TO find him
with the blood pressure OF a boy Of
twenty, and as fun Of vigor. vim and
vitality as a young man. in fact,
young man he really was notWith-
standing his age. The secret he said.
was taking irOn-Nuxated Iron had
filled him with renewed life. At 80 he
was in bad health; at 45 ne was care
worn and nearly all in-uoW at so.
after taking NuZated Iron. a miracle
Of vitality and his face beaming with
the buoyancy Of youth.
II people would only take Nuxated
Iron when they feel weak or run down
instead OF dosing themselves with
nablt-Iormlng drugs, stimulants and
alcoholic beverages, I am convinced
that IN this way they could ward of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02

should be especially cautious while
the cOnLlguratlOn prevails.
There is a. sway beneficial to mo-
distes, milliners, tailOrs and all who
make clothing
Hotels come under a sign indicat-
ing heavy losses that will overcome
by changes in the social customs or
domestic life Of the American people,
but there may be a period OF appar-
ent disaster in certain cities
Business men are warned TO be eN-
ceedingly careful in the conservation
Of capital and strict attention TO eff
cheney as troubles in certain lines OF
trade are forecast
There is a sign read as prophetic
OF new activities for the Catholic
church. which viii gain for il ma
tional gratitude
California and other Pacific coast
states are again warned Of danger
from the sea
A famous seer declares that in the
United States internal plots have
been successfully completed and are
now awaiting a signal for consum-
nation
Upheavals Of nature and extraordi-
nary storms are to be expected.
Agriculturists should be careful to
protect stocks.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should watch their conduct with the
opposite sex during the coming year,
which may be pretty troublesome.
Children born on this day may be
rash and headstrong. These subjects
OF Libra with Mercury as their Drin-
cipal ruler are usually Industrious.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-02
Beauty Chats g MM Kent FORBES
4 Healthy Stunt. %

~ Az you lie fiat on your back on
the floor, with your hands on
~ your hips. and then. without
raising the feet from the floor and
without bending the knees or curving
the back too much sit up straight
For if you can, you have splendid
control over the muscles Of the back
and abdomen and all around the
waist
Experts differ as TO whether there
is much more benefit from this when
the feet are not supported or when
they are held down under some
heavy piece Of furniture. Most women
can do the exercise easily when the
feet are held down, few can do it
when there is no support. Yet every
one should learn this and practise
il daily, about SIX 10 ten times. Dr.
Mueller Of Copenhagen claims that
il every woman did this exercise
daily, from the time she was a young
girl. that childbirth would be pain
less So great then is its strengthen
ing effect upon the reproductive or
gans-
In doing this exercise. remember
that you start from a relaxed posi-
ton on the floor. You raise the body
slowly, and you end the exercise by
sitting I'D with the spine quite
straight. in fact. even leaning for
as slowly as YOU can and repeat all
over again At first the muscles of
the stomach viii be sore for a day or
two. this only proves their Wea kness
and need Of this stunt
Correspondents who have tried this