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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT YOUR CORNS
Apply a few drops then lift corns OF
callouses off with fingers
no pain.

No humbugi Any corn, whether hard
soft or between the toes. will loosen
right up and lift out, without par
ticle of pain or soreness.
This drug is called freezone and Is a
compound of ether discovered by a
Cincinnati man.
Ask at amy drug store for a small
bottle Of freezone. which viii cost but
a trifle but is sufficient to rid ones
feet of every corn or cal1ous.
Put few drops directly upon any
tender, aching corn or callous. Instant
" the soreness disappears and shortly
the corn or callous will loosen and can
be lifted off with the fingers.
THIS drug freezone doesn't eat out
the corns or callouses but shrivels them
without even irritating the surround
ing skin.
Just think! No pain at all: no sore
ness or smarting when applying IT OF
afterwards. If your druggist don't
have freezone have him order 1t for
you.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
THE eREETEsT OPPORTUNITY ON
EARTH IS NOW LOOKING THE
FARMER IN THE FACE.
Help Feed Tho World And A. The
Same Time Fill Your Pockets
With sss$sss.

have farms for sale that win dou-
BILE In value inside OF five years and
viii pay you a go per cent dividend
yearly II properly handled. and remem .
ber II you come TO me TO buy q farm.
that you deal face 20 face with the own
err. not with me, and that way you don't
have TO pay inflated prices and I have
tho VERY BEST farms that aro tor
sale and pick out the best parts OF tho
country. 1, is my whole aim TO klve
each man tho best thing possible for
the money he has 20 spend. Look Mt
these BARGAINS
sc acres level and rolling You can run
a binder over all OF Il. Good log hopFe
on good road. somo fruit. young or
ehard coming on, fine water, fair
harm. The cron on this farm is worth
NJ least $500 this year. Price $500
e5 acres rolling and hill Franc house
rooms III good repair, handy 10
school. church. store and station. soT 10
mutt II you have got $1,000 you can
double Il eyery Two years In t1ia
farm. Cash deal Price. .,....s $1,000
100 acres, acres fire bearing orchard
Fine room house good arm, AL
Kinds OF out buildings, on ono Of the
best pixies ia the country Erioe 20
settle estate ................ $500
and terms 10 suit you with c-thlii
cash
$50 acres with seven houses three or
them good frame houses, mein house
has II rooms Two large bHrns Sow
erai shacks, stables. etc. with $1,000
worth OF goods All for. $4,000
Half cSah. balance to suit you at six
per cent. A bargain.
have other bargains. Come and let
me show you the country Free board
while you took. These farms ere go
ing fast We havc NO NEGROES here
and best OF schools and churches Roads
are second 10 none Train leaves Iron
ton. Ohio, for Bloom at o'clock fore
noon and Portsmouth, o., Tor blooni At
GAO n, m. and p. m. This IL the hand
lest place on earth 10 reach. Come and
see for yourself.
Yours truly.
FRr'D p. LYNCH
Bloom Switch. Ohio
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
ShOTtlOTn Cattle for Sale

We have lot OF bulls or the best Of
breeding suitable for heading herds,
Also number Of farmers bulls priced
from 100000 up. 4 few choice cows
and heifers
Herds headed by Banff Goods ss7535.
a red bred by NJ. 2. Jones, Williams
vile. Ill. Champions for ten genera
lions. Lord Ripley 393568 by the
100000 Lord Albin out OF Imp Rosie
1o3 and Cloyerleaf Favorite 1874. a
double grandson OF the famous Max
walton Sultan.
Visit the herds and see for yourself
before buying. HOLToN CATTLE
CO.. Trinity. Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
4. WORD FOR MOTHERS

Itisa grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer In
silence-this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
Ifyour work is firing; II your nerves are
excitable; II you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that SCOTS
Emulsion overcomes just such conditions.
1t possesses In concentrated form the
very elements to inHgorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, nonrish the nerves
and build strength.
Scott's Is strengthening thousands Of
rnothers--and viii help you. No alcohol.
seof 8 BOVINE. Bloomfeid.N NJ.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
trenches, so as to make them thorough
ly proof against counterattack.
American o. KS That Plan.


American o. KS That Plan.
The result was that the fighting men.
unhampered aud unworried by Eeces-
sity of digging, went forward later In
the day and took detectives that were
rather hoped for than actually expect
ed. Those are the tactics the Ameri-
can fighting man would like to see.
They appeal to him, but just now he
is being put through pretty stiff
course Of digging. This does not APP
ply to digging trenches alone. He is
being taught how to dig himself in in
dividually while lying flat on the
ground In face of enemy fire. thus get
ting temporary shelter and protection
in sort of graye-like excavation. Ii
is not so often nowadays, however,
that a man has actually to dig himself
in on solid ground, for there is sell
dom an infantry advance made over
anything but ground pitted and torn
with shell cratersN
Fighting from shell holes Is an art
in itself. and one that Americans must
learn before taking their place in the
allied line. German prisoners declare
they would rather fight from shell
holes on ain active part of the front
than from a regularly organized trench
system. The latter affords the artillery
too good a target
They Are Regular Moles.
The Germans even conceal some of
their shell holes by putting brown wa
terproof sheets over them whenever
an allied airplane is seen approaching
The passion for digging in is so strong
with the Germans that they have been
known desperately to claw holes in
the ground with their hands TIL the
ends Of their fingers were practically
worn off Thus some were found
dead. others taken prisoners and had
% be sent to the hospital with all their
niger nails gone.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
AUGUSTUS SNYDER
FoR aALE.

A farm Of over 1900 acres. frontinN
on Tug river for nearly two miles. n
Lawrence county. Ky. opposite webb
staton on N. 4 w. n n. T1no rive1
bettcn, creek ar hill lands, Including
all mineral. Large amount easily
CLEARED AID cultivatable. Title Oooo.
Addrsss FRED W. WAIKnR, Woenr,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

The Williamson News says:--Dr.
Dewey Preece, OF Martin-co. KY, and
a former pupil OF the city schooln here.
was visitor here yesterday FOR q few
hours, while enroute to attend Ken
lucky Normal College at Louisa, for
the year His numerous friends hero
wish him much success In his studies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
n SEzMN6ljoIkaW6stsIr
Effective Nov. 2. 1914.
Lx Fort Gay Central Tlme.l

Nv. Fort Gay Central TimeJ
No s-i;is a. m. Daliy-For Kenoya.
ironton. Portsmouth. Cincinnati, COLI
umbus. Pullman Sieepers to Cincln-
natl. Chicago and Columbus. connoo-
ton via Chicago and 81. Louis Tor the
West and Northwest.
No ib--i:o5 .. m. Daily--For Column
bus. Cincinnati and intermediate sta
tons. Pullman Sleeper. Cafe car te
Columbus. Connects at Cincinnati ana
Columbus for points West.
Lv. s;On a. m. Daiiy--For William
son, WEIGH, Blueneld. Roanoke, Lynch
burg. Norfolk. Richmond. Pullman
sloepera. Cafe Car
1865 .. m, Dnily--F For Williamson.
welch, nlueneld. Roanoke. Norfolk.
Richmond Pullman Sleeper 70 Nor
folk. Cafe Car,
Train leaves Kenoya ssgs a. NJ
Daily for Williamson. via WAYNE. ana
leaves kenovn s:f5 .. m. Tor Ports
mouth and local stations. and leave,
kenoya $3.50 a m. Daily Tor Columbus
and local stations
For fuil information apply to
w. 0. BEviLL. Pass. TraH. Nor.
w. c. SAUNDERS. esnL Pass. Aat
ROANOKE. VA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

II is not In the sheltered garden or
in the hot house. but on the rugged All
pine cliffs where the storms heat more
Violently, that the toughest plants pre-
reared. The oak that stands alone to
contend with the tempest's blasts only
takes deeper root and stands tirmer for
ensuing conflicts; while the forest tres,
when the woodman's axe has spoiled
its surroundings. sways and bends ami
trembles and perchance is aprooted, so
IL is with men. Those who are traine1
for self-redance are ready TO go out
and contend in the sternest conflicts of
life; while men who have always lean
ed for support on those around them.
are never prepared to breast the storms
of adversely that arise. Many a young
man, ard for that matter, many of
those who are older-halts at his OUT
set upon l:fes battlefield and falter1
and faints for what he conceived TO be
the necessary capital for a start. a
few thousand dollars or hundreds or
something handsome in the way OF
money in his purse, he fancies to he
shout the only thing necessary to pro-
euro his fortune.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

Solomon did not set ur one stand
ard for the girls and another for ta-
boys; he says; train up a child" One
child in the dear home nest is as love.
" TO us as another, and yet there ar>
but few homes where the boys are as
tenderly shielded as the girls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
CO..
After
Business

In a business way-the
advertising way. An I'D
in this paper offers the
maximum service at tho
minimum cost. 1t
reaches the people Of
the town and vicinity
you want to reach.
Try It.
: 1T Pay
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
FIRE insurance

I am prepared to write insurance on
any insurable property in Louisa and
on all good DWELLINGS AND BARNS
IN THE COUNTRY and limited mum
Der OF stores not too far from Louisa
have the agency for tho following
companies:
HENRY CLAY co. OF ky.
NORTH AMERICA OF NEW YORK.
wEsTcHEsrER OF NEW YORK.
VIII appreciate any business you
may give me.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

it is unity that makes the happiness
OF home. Ore Disconnected disloyal
member can spoil the peace of a house
hold and make a place of torment
where paradise should be.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

What tribute more wholesome, ef-
fective and lasting could be chiseled on
a granite shaft erected to the honor of
any man than 70 say that he was a
good neishbor' Do you, Mr. Reader, so
live that when youi time shall come
that those who have known you may
join in s1ch token Of respect, esteem
and admiration?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

VIII, n their visitors are about. and All
frowns when all are gone but home
folksY Why not have some smiles foe
the familyY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14
HOME CIRCLE COLUMN

The girl with a sweet little voice
need not feel discourgged because SD.
has no opportunity to sing IN gran,
opera She can give great pleasure rs
being a songbiid in the home nest,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-09-14

FRr,D B. LYNCH
Bloom Switch. Ohio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
2radra6pOlrare 2Serliant
ce5 alicta0lrtrn nrc proIitablcn @cidlditc pcn
g. SdImiOt q So,

tynbtidlicli bon
Futent' nno iclbiacciancicn Wieoi5lncfi 0luica
Sel, Sulctcrs s9rnpnrntioneL Jlro 0lpnn
ScberDccrcn, @rtraften ETC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
qnft.9iahMnn.

$6l0,00O0oO9a obnc 9ppoiitipu
orgeuommen. 2aSolelle acgen
Die 3wouasais6ebung Seno'
tor Goloer mill ollie 9nsldnocr
5um @HIitdroienit 5miuaeu
Geltide llntcrtbanen iinO ous9c-
idIoiien. 6ran5oiiide uno bri-
tiihe Siii5icre ais Snitrufiere
fir 2uitldiiicr Oor0eidlagen.
@oi6iugton o. &uli. Die
SouS6ia mel6e $6l00O0,000 iiir
Oel 9lcroolanoienii 0erwilligt mqr-
Sc 6elite 9|obnittog I'M Seuot obne
ein 9tmenoement nadj peniacr ais
einer ShtnOc Geboite 1nO o6ne 9to-
menSouiruf ongcnommen Gieel6e
gc0t mmntc6r 8um Frdiiocntcn Gas
Enhancement Oes Scnotors Soropid
bon Georgia, sen 9l6ihuitt onS5i.
itrciben pelNer oeu Erdiioenten alls
toriirt Nldaner fir ocu 2uitidiIicr-
0icnit Onrcb 3mongsolS6cbima 5u rc.
frutiren pur0e nit 56 gcgen 10
Stimmcn o60cIcbnt 9loh Der Bill
iollcn 10000 N}ann fiir 0en Gicuit
on1cpor6cn ino 22000 9leroplonc
0ebout wcrocn. Dlon crwortrt i'm
criten Sabre ucnigitcnS 1900 2uit.
foGr5cuae icrtisiteacn 81 f6nncn. IS
miroc gciagt ooB 6ritiiMc ltn0 iran-
30iiide Suitidiiiier Giii5icrc iiir ocu
llnterriht na9 oen Ser Staoten gc-
6rod)t iperOen iollen.
Sir oos Sorouid'iMe 9lmen0cncut
iiiinntcn sic folgcnocn Scuotorcn:
@oro6, @rouiiarO, Curtis, @orc,
@ronna Sorowid, &ir6p, go Solicit.
tc, @lcaellor 9lorris Omen mo
&or0amon
sSn elmer lebbaitcn 9leoc ae0en sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
Wuct6ulS 6ut icine SleFsnatiOn unac-
bDtcn.

@oibinntoM 21. suli.
Erdiioett @ilion lit entibIoiicn nod
ieiner 9iiidtc6r BON elmer Sour ouf
Der oWlopilomcr~ oem Streitc iibcr
oas 56iifS6oit.@rogranm elm Gnoe
81 mahelL uac5ocfn CT pOm @eneraI.
Nlaior George g8. @oet6als ein
Sdrcbeu er6alten 6ottc. in ipeI6em
ocrieIbc feline sieiisnotion onbietet,
wenn oaourh oos 4robIem geloit
peroeu t6me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

dement's moreu oaS 5eitiebcn OeS
9Gniunui-&e3cuprciies lno oie 9hl.
toriiotion iiir 0ic Hegicrung, bic
ao6Icn- -2ituotion 81 regclu
Ger Gcnot mics Gin Enhancement
oeS ScnatorS 9lorris, OaB Die 91ob-
ulngSmittel6c66rOc onitatt ser Con
arcB oen @linmolpreis firireu iolle,
init AG gcgcn SO Stinmcn ob.
Gas &o6lcn.9lmcuoement 0cs 81.
motors @omcrcuc, mcldes ser Bill.
init Ocm acknowledgement Gotlm bon
70 acgen 12 Ctinlmeu cinperlei6t
mnr0e, ipeiIt Oen 9SrGlioenten an, Nie
&o6leupreiie i'm @roB. imO &lein
6onoel ieii5le6cn oie gan5e &o6eu-
inOuitrie 5ll re9uliren mo mcm mo-
t6ig Die &o6lengru6en 6u iiberne6
men 81 6etrei6en rno oic glr6eits.
l66ne ieitjniesen
Ser Senat peiaerte Iic6 init GO ge.
gcn 23 Stinmeit sic @crmoltunl
III Oie Sdnoe cincs cin5elucn N1an-
ncS 81 legen. @s perloutetc o6cr,
ooB ole 9ie9ierlug periucbcn ipcroc,
in ser Gonieren5 Die SausporiDriit
fir einelt 9}o6rlngSnlittel Ciftaior
ourd)5uieben. 0ieies miro lmenolibe
Sdpierigfeiten ueruriadci
Iie pom &ouIe qema1te @ermilli-
qlng con $t5OO0O0O0 blieb itnDer.
0nocrt, nur fii0te ser Seuat nod
100000 fir Sen 9(ufauf pno
%erfmif BON 9|itroten iiir aunltOiin.
ger bll5u
Gin onocrcs pihtigeS 9(mcuoe-
ment mor ser @ori6log oes Scno-
torS 9mem Denl., Dob Gin qcmeiu.
lanes GongrcB Goulite oie l&riegs-
ouSaobcu bcoiliicbtigt GS muroe
nit SO gcgen 81 Stimmcn ongenom-
men.
6erncr outoriiirte ser Geuot ocn
ErGiiOcnteL sic @ctrcioeborien 8u
rcguIiren uno ons 9tniomucIn bon
Observation-Disclosures fir unoeieb-
lidc 3mcde 81 ocr6inoern.
0ic Scuatsbin giebt scr gfegic-
runa oas 9fe@t giobriingsntitte(
Suttcr lmo @rennmoteriol imo an
Ocrc ntr fir militGriide 3mcdc uotb-
mcnoigc 9lrtitcl nit 9eiMlo0 8u be-
Icgcu. 3ugleicb crbdlt bic 9icgic-
rlma 0os &edt g}o6rruqsmittcI
grcuumotcrioI sGci3ciL @3cbL Bob.
ncn iln0 Gartoficln al follfen uuo 5lt
tcrfouien. Cie @eidloonobmc BON
6obrifen miroe i'm Scnot oitf Gin-
mod6cgeihditc, Aoblcn0ribcn ino
onocre glnlagen, oie fiir niliiGriide
3mcde uno fir sic ollGemeine Ser
t6ciOiglnq uotbmcnoig iino, bearcn5t
SScocr sic Sois, nod sic ScnotS-
@ia cnt6dlt ocu urlpriinglibcn &or-
lcblog ser Ncgierlng, OaS aleiOcrac.
i@dIt 5u cottroIren ino oic Freile
5u iirireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

3iuanaSOienItflauicl in Der 9ia iag-
te Senator 9o6olletc, Dab Der Srieg
bon Gcmofratie aeiiibrt peroe lmO
oesbolb anb o6ne 8mangsmaBreael
iein iolle.
Ser Senator bon Misconlin iagte,
BOB CT 10 lange eegen Ole ShlSbe.
blnlg5 @cicbe ldmpien meroe ais mie
CT I'M Senate flee, im0 meiutc OoB
OoS 3mongsoieniteiee in Der ndd)iten
@o6l oie Soptilreitirage biloen
weroe. gleuusia @ro5eut Der 5iimm.
0e6cr miiroen iilb oooegeu erfldren.
Gr wolle eincu 9eiHhiB cinreidcn
OoS 3mongs 9lnsbeblugsgeieb 81 mi
Ocrruicu.
Senator Golocr oIicrirtc ais cin
9lmcnOcment oeu YciAluB OeS Senu-
tors Chamberlain, @oriiBer oes So.
mites fir nilitdriihe 9Inaclegeubei.
ten, Oos glus6ebunQsaeie6 ID 5u
oncnoircn 0oB gIlsldn0cr Der Gon-
icripiion llnteruoricu liuO, ousge.
nommcn Ocutide lllltert6ouen, oOer
iolAc, oie ollrh Gcrtrog beireit lino.
Gr iagtc BOB non Sen 10 WlilIiuncn
rcgiiirirtcn NliIitdrpiIidtigen iiber
ciuc @lilion glnSlduOer ieicn; glri3o.
ia ollein babe 40 @ro5eHt 9lnsldn.
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22
llabrungsmittrl-
GOntrOlt.
Yia pallirtc audD Den
scuat.
Nylit 81 geaem 6 Etimtmcm
nngempiilimem.

@orlooe aou8 umaearbeitet Gas
,,fnodentrodene" 9tmcu0emcut
oes Soiiies oooptirt. @raii-
bent crbdlt groBe @oIlmutbten
Goun aae aobIcngruben iiber-
ue6mcn oe6t ing aunItoiiuacr-
@cl6aft uuo miro @roceriebdu0-
Ter. @orInee se6t III oie Sdnoe
Der Gonferei6-Go
@aibinaton 2l. Suli Ole
9la6rimgsnittel Gontrol.9ia Der 9ie-
qieumg ipurOe 6eute pom Senate,
nadoem Oiclel6e no6e5u foit gon5
neltgeidrieben morOen i'll, nit 81 gc-
gen 6 Stimnen aneenommen. Sr
Qlnianqe Der nd1lten gSobe peroen
Die Gonicren5-Gomite crnannt rno
ibrc 9crot6ungen 6cginnen, unO man
bpiit, ouB Sic @ia inuer6aI6 5c6n Ia
zen in ocn &dn0en 0cs ErGlioenten
ein mirO. g9ie umgearbeitet, gicbt
sic Wia Dem @rdiioerteu 9roBe 9(u-
toritGt iiber Nl6rltngsnlittcl Jutter
uno 9rennnloterial; oaS lcbtere
IhlicBt &croiin rno @aiolin ein; lie
icdrcibf cine &crwaltrng otr1 cine
gta6nmaSluiitel- tel-9c60r0e pou orci
@litelieocrn onltatt cincs cin5igen
@}omcs, Dor; Oieicl6e aitorilirt Oas
5ciiiebcn ben 9oblenpreiicL ooS
llc6crne6mcn pon &oblengruben, lulo
outoriiirt ciien Wlininolpreis BON 50
pro gui6el g9ci5en ouf oen @ldrften
Sir Die 4ro6ibitions-Goribriit OeS
Scnotcs 1T sic afnobentrodene" 9c-
thinning ocs Soilies in 0ic Nill mif-
gcnontlncn mrroeL iuto oieie miro
S9wieriofeiten i'm Gonfercn5. Gonfitc
pcriirlader
Soloenoc Scnotorcu itininiten 0e.
gcn oie Sill:
6rancc Nlarplono; @arOmid, Sc
oroid; %enrpie %enniUluania; 9ieco.
N}iiiouri; G6ernnn SlIinoiS uno
Sutherland, gScit.Girgilia
Sic beioen bauptiddli1lIen slnen.
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1lODo George
frwiOHt
MMt bic MCOe Dts &ei6ss
taESIcrS.
oericlbc treibe Gpies
gelfe6terei.

Seine g8ortc oorouf bercduet, ieoer
seite 8u @eioaen al iein ioat
Der britiibc 4rcmicr eng
IonO fam MIR NIT cincm frcieu
GeutibIouO 5rieOeu idlieBen
nidt ober nit eiucm BON Der
gIutofratie bebcrriatcn Gclti4
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Gnglano nidt oerbdnsuiBDoa.
Qpnoou, 81. ssilli. Ter bri4
tiide 9remiermiuiitcr Touio 9IoVo
@eorge belt beitie cine 9lnipradle bel
elmer eroBcu patriotii9en Gemouitra
tiou in 2ueens san sur 6cier oes
beIgiideu llnabbdngafeitS. IN
melder er cine Gripi0erung ga6 anI
oie 8eoe Des neuen ociltidcn GeidS-
fnn3lers. ST darafteriiirte pic Aeoe
ais ein D9}un6oer" oaS aleu- Sciten
81 gefo1eH be5mede.
Serr 2lopoe @eorge crtI0rtc, er
lpolle nidt, OoB LID sic Gcitihel
Ser SIliion bingebcn ioIltelL Dob iie
I'M Stnnoe iein miirocu, Guglano
famphmiabig 5l maden che Die
6reibeit in Der gou5cn g2elt mieocr
6ergeitelt woroeu iei.~
@roBbritannien 10 iii6rte Ct ans,
f0nne nit eineW ircien Gnitihlono
6rieoen idjlieBcn ober nit eincn
Oertidlon0, oas pou Der 9ldofroiie
6eberricbt iet f0une cs uicnIaIs 5rie-
ocn gebct.
Gie IeiItidcu manten 0eniel6en
6ebIcr, oen lie 6c5iiglih GnolauoS
i'm 9eginn ocs arieoes gcnadt bat.
tcL menu tie sic gluiircnaIugen
9lmerifos imterih6ttcu.
nSSd mo1te Oies bemertelt1 iagte
Der @remierniniiter: oggeun 0iroB
britminieu ein per6dltiiBmdBia uicbt
ie6r groBeS 2au0, mdbreno Is cine
9lrmee BON @liQionen im 8eloe bait
lluO nisriiitet md6reuo cs Die aroBte
5lotte Der g9elt lniterbdlt. i'm oritien
Sabre zines eri60pfenocn arieges
nod WliIIionen Sonnen all Sdiiien
prooi3iren fam miro ounn 9Imerita
nit Der ooppelten 9ep6lferung oielcs
Sanoes, nit cnoloicn nationalen
SiilisqueIlen, aeihIaeen ucroen f6u.
men, cinidd) iueil es icb nicbt all
iHelgt2 Der Nlaun Der oaS Ia-
geu piiroe, Der fennt glncrila uidlt;
lonit wiiroe CT nid5t Is ipredan.4
Qireft alif Oie @eueriimg oes
oeutideu 9on5lers 9eAe ue6ncno,
ooB 9lnerifa feline S6iiie uno feine
9lrmee babe lno oaB, menn qlmerfa
cine glrmee laben mcroe es feline
S9iife baben meroe, nm oieielbe
ii6er Den Ocean 81 bringetL erfldrte
Der ASremer: oGr temit 9lncrIta
ebeniowenig. pic oie Dcutihcn SroB
britannien faniten."
@nglau0 nidt am SUM-
germ
Sr. 2loDO 0eorge betonte peiter,
OoB GugIano niht III @eiabr iei, non
Den Gaudbooten ousge5uugert 81
werOen. 1ic gsabruugsniittel-3u
iu6r fir t9i7--19iS iei bercitS ae.
iicbert, bic @ro0uftion in 8itne0nell
mo oie Gerluite sur Gee miiroen i'm.
mer geringer.
Iaan3lerre6c bictct teine
$offnung auf bol0is
9en 6rie0cn.
Ger @remicr ertlGrtc, CT babe IN
Scr 9feoc oeS oeutiden aan5IcrS Der
gebIitb nod cinem @iuttc acinht
Der &pffmng ouf Gin bnloigcs Gnoe
Oes bhltiaen NingeiiS acben f6uuc.
Dglber~ 10 fnbr cr fort lid iebe
in ser 9lcoc cine observation-disclosures
felt fir @clgier cine SMcin Demo.
frntic fir DcutihIono, eincn Sdcin-
6rie0cn fir europa, lno i'd ertIdre,
Dab europa nidt alinioncn ieiner
topferen S6bnc geopfcrt Bat, Inn ei.
nrr Sdiddung 0b0ocb 5u ocben.
@cldc Sofinlmg fir einen Srie.
Son lGRt gih ma SCR gpnSn Ana Cyon,.
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Nbunncutgn, bic hen ,Dentidlen Gurrelpnu.
ncutcu" nint piingiidl oocr imrearlmaRiN er'
Daitcn, ilno geDrlcit, bfr Eiiice bnbpn per So.
irphpn pbcr ihriItiim Wliitbflun0 dn mndlfn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-22

$40 II. $40 @ert6e inuraeu 81 $3.50
9(uiraumunes-Scrfa $4 unO So
GIriOer 81 $1.9S.
9lac Sn6rOdc 5n 6e6cnteuOeu 9icOnf-
tiuucil- 95c., $t.49, $1.S9.
lluIcr ean5er %Orrat6 INN SOmmcr-
9ineS, Niatteu, etc, fiir iofOrtisc
glnfrGumnn9 ueM mnrfirt.
6iiuf Stiid @lo6eliiber5ii9e, $5,9S
9lieIiger %crfunf BON maId6arcn
@aareu.
5000 Dor0S 20c. 9bofi Sool Spor.
ting 3leioerlloiie e...15c.
$4,000 Dor0s cine Daro meitc soc.
meiBe @d6aroineS. .. 29c.
5000 YaroS peiBe merceriiirte
Maoros, cinio6 meiBc &ongees lulo
4ongcc G6edS- .... 121ac,
9cttc gSOdJc Our Oem SnOcntar.
Sic bictct -@elegen6citeiL
oic iibcrroIc6cno inO. Erob Ser itei-
genocn %rciie 6obcu mir, mic scwo6n-
liG, sic meitae6cnoitcn Heonftiouen
Dorgenommen. Gs lit 0ics SIRE bette
@elcaeubeit Oieier Saiion.
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an Oas pu6d6unl.

SD manIdc, mcinc frii6cre gc-
fountmadjnng besiislid mciucr Sam
oiOanr fir Sic ScmofratiidJe glOmi-
uotiOu fir gciridter Der O6critcm
StaOtecridjtS6auf 81 beitGtiseH, nnc
i'd crtlGre 6icrmit fcrncr, Oak idJ in
bicicm Sample bis 5nnt Guoc bin.
SEQ. 2Saf6iastOm 9SilFiauls.
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!, Snlolae oe9 IoocS ocS ibcrIcbenocn SHE'LL
uuuers, Sr. samuel Gcbmioi, an $. SUM 1917,
petoen pic uner3cinncien Observation-Disclosures
WglnuB cues Nclcblcs Dcs gSnilengcridie ner
Iluol baltimore, oiceS profitable C3eid)iit IN
%velHllmlleti perfduien incluliOe QSnaren Nilb
S9nnlls y'dlhnerie. Substituting Sornuae. Yei
pVleWls, 0alioclsmaricn ETC
III. llehc Nillac0oc iiir bnS @cbdit IN sc
lunlhuOelt perncn i'm %lircNll Der S0lc Get
Polu uno 4rliii GoinpauD bon baltimore, 13
~ ap4,D. Slrobc. oin Miuntaa, 30, Snli 1917, I'M
~ u9t Dtor0cile cnideacnacnonitcil.
geoil0hnQen ocS &eriaus 9'nnr.
,llir 0trluldrc nil0 dit8iiiDrliOc NnIorWaiion
Ncllc Sil6eridlmioi
gIoyooitGdc Pori6s nno 9IcaioniGir
Nallinore
Saie Scpohl & SriIt COMPANY oi Baltimore,
~ soub sraBc Baltimore
(Snli22- 30) Observation-Disclosures.