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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Courtesy to Women.

In any public car you can always
distinguish patriots and gentlemen.
They are never seated while lady
is standing. The greedy, selfish, pro
German materialists shove their way
through a crowd, elbowing ladies and
children aside in rush to get a seat.
Notice the behavior of the soldiers
and sailors in any public conveyance
--Aladies and Children receive marked
Consideration from all of them. Pa
tri0tism and politeness begin with
the same idea.
1t was German who was rebuked
by traveller for riding on mule
led by tired-looking woman. 3Haw.
Haw!" shouted the animated beer
barrel "dot's my wifew
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29

The next time you hear nasty
story on man you should pick it to
pieces and see how unreasonable it is.
But you won't.
Love is something that makes a
girl leave good home and change
her name so she can get a chance to
cook three meals for an onery man.
Why is it that the things we like
to do most are the things we are told
we must not do?
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
"Appeal to Treason"

l am getting paper entitled, Gap
peal to Treason" Il think it isl but
l understand that it's policy is to be
greatly modified on account of the
war, Cat least hope SOY. The paper
advocates "class war" that is, a war
of poor men against rich men. This
would be hardly fair, because what
could half million people do against
ninety-nine and half millions when
they get started. No, let us finish
this one, before we begin another.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Shelter Wanted-Muchi

The shelter for passengers at Ber-
gen boulevard may be an actuality
this fall if we all take hold. 1t will
be most appreciated by those who
have taken shelter in the lee of tele-
graph pole during rain storm, or a
high northwet wind. A fifteen or
twenty minute wait under these cir
cumstances furnishes food for thought.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Canned" Patriots.

If Colahan, O'Leary and Dewey are
representatives of Independent Ire
land it is no wonder England has kept
them Canned" so long. Remember
what happened to the fisherman in
the arabian Nights" who let the
genii out of the lead casket. These
fellows should be kept perpetually
under "Solomon's Seal"
Earsen I. Sopen.
West Palisade,
September "a, 1917
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Brother And Sister
Operated Upon
For Appendicitis

Miss Grace Webb, 10 years old,
and Edgar Webb, Is years old, bro
Their and sister, of Hasbrouck' Heights,
We're both operated upon for appen-
dicitis at the Hackensack Hospital
yesterday. They are reported as get
ting along nicely. "a
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Luke M'Luke Saws

The trouble about telling the girl
you are engaged to how much you
love her is that your are expected
to repeat the story every 10 minutes.
1t has just about come to a point
where a girl won't venture on the sea
of matrimony unless she is guaranteed
that she won't have any squalls.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Wanted. Gas Main.

The question of laying gas-mains
through this section is now up for
consideration. 1t will cost about
$4,000, but who it to pay it? If 200
lots are assessed at SIS a piece that
would cover the expense, but sup
pose our usual rule will be brought
forward to make the gas users pay
the whole amount. Can you conceive
of anything more unjust and foolish ?
(If you can, send it to me, care of
"The Palisadian," and I'll publish it,
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Ten Timely Topics
Discussed In Reason
By A Loyal Patriot
The Running Russians.

TO attempt to bring about a radi-
cal change in social conditions without
basis of reason and justice is ex-
actly the same as cutting off the lit
tie boys head to cure him of squirt
ing. Witness the fool Russians, who,
in order to secure Liberty and Peace,
are running away from the Germans,
their bitterest mortal enimies. Death,
or slavery is their certain fate unless
someone comes to the rescue.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29

The average man is careless about
those things, but every woman loves
nice underwear and if she could at
ford it would have a different outfit
for each DAY of the week.
1t is different with a man. But Il
girl is never 10 years older than she
was decade ago.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Put EN- in JaiI.

"Stone walls do not prison make"
says the song. Therefore the paci-
fists could not complain of being made
prisoners if they were sent to insane
asylums. Hasten the day when La
Toilette, Gronna and Stone with their
dupes will be grinning through the
bars Of a padded cell.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
Extend Columbia Ave. West.

Columbia avenue should be contin-
ed west as far as Bergen boulevard
The cost would be trifing-under the
the eight million dollars of the New
York Speedway. The only people
who would have to pay for it would
be the taxpayers.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-29
The SOAP Boxers.

Should any part of Central Park
be set apart for Soap Box Cor Soup
Box as | saw one marked today ora
tors, it should be the Ramble, so as
to fit in with the style of oratory.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
BROADSIAIRS FAMED FORRESERVE
AND OUIFTUDE LOSES DISTINCTION

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
See the Difference

Sce what difference ;his makes.
II will change your whole conception
OF gclaune desserts.
Trya package say pineapple. Hear
what your people say. II will add
delight to thousand dinners Tor you.
Each package makes o OF dishes.
Two packagcs cost IS ccnta.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27
PERSONALS


ar. q a. sla,un b. ,sim Nt
and Mrs iioheri stanton az htn homo
ON lu1nan avenue
Nlfa CLARK isaac "a spending sNvi.
AZ days 20 Bishop with Mr ANA Mi
Myron psaac
Mr. aud Mrs. Albert fAchionnt,in
nnd SONS returned sunday uum wrr,
end Visit Win relatives m Victoria.
TIE trlp was made overland Nfa a.
Worihvimrt Nud Nrs Mmt won Geo.
companlcd the rarity ANA wilt rpFni "a
wcrk ln ihU viiy
y e.
Me- Hannatofd Host
Mr. VI y lrnnaford was hnst nt "a
luncheon SATURDAY AZ iht Auc,,s ilo.
toi in hnnnr 90 niahop ". 4 capr,s
who lravos the CITY this mnrning atirr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-27

Carrie Chandler Soete,f
Tho tArNr chandler SorltIf ~ Goo
rrcsp,tsilpn Cmr,il mes Mouda, viii
MnH Neliit Ctus
MiTH tlith Smith was m yhar.r oi
ihr hsHou
q was drcIdrd lo h,,r "a cske sat
and rnt,'u 'ss sile tnc sator,ln, boz
fore tatttt
Nru hauhs ur the n,w ,mr v,r
disutbaira
short mu,i,al pfeeun Wae eo.
iVYtd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Tirbt 0aar nit
salbci. .Sbec DnntcI.
&enn NIT Gdnuefcl semiidlt, fdrDt
6 10 uatarlidL Oui SlicmnuS
cS pcih.

1ie altlnooiidc @iiidIuug oonSaI.
6ci.I6ee ltno Sdmeiel. Inn groucs,
iirciiiges lnO tables Saor Su oiu-
fcln lit GIroBnutters WliitcI inns
Sic Qeitte benusen cs tpicoer, I'M
i6reni @norc cinc 9litc, eIciAndbigc
Sor6c 81 er1oltcn Gies III Der
niiuitig oo mir IN eineni 3citoltcr
lcben, In Dem jligcnolidc Gridci-
ittma bon gr6Btenl Gort6cil lit.
Seate abcr babcu mir niGt sic
idipierigc gIufgo6c, Solbei 5i fam.
Helu mo Die nuit0noliGc MiiduuG
in Nouic uor3luic6ncl. llQe glpo.
tbcfeu ucrloliicu fir ctuo 80 Gents
sic 6loide oas y@Del6'S Gage ans
Sulphur Sair COMPOUND" gcnaunte,
acknowledgements @rooilft. oaS ourh
9eiuiicblng nnocrer 9'eiiauoibeilc
perbciiert poroeu iii, Gs lit Iebr &c
licbi oa giiemonO cniocdeu fam
odb es uliAcmanot uiir0c Wlui
icudtc einiod rincu Sdipnnn ooer
cine ipeife 9iirItc oomit an imo 3ie6t
oIcIc, 5tra6n lin 5tra6n, onrh oas
S5aar 9iS 5unt Dlor1cu Oericbmin-
bet Dos groue Sadr. Alos ober ocil
Gomcn an o@pctb's sage oao Srl.
p6ur' an 6ciien acfdllt it, OaB es
nadj ipeni9cn 9lnpciloltugcn oaS
Naar nidt mir ounfel fdrbt, iouoern
oieicnt alId iencn lueiden @lan5 uno
ienc5 oidltc gIlsicbeil perIei6t, sic
70 on5iebcno iuirten Iies gebrnudS.
6crcitc ErGporot lit cil ongcue6mcr
loiIcttcn9lrtifel iiir Soldr, bic ius
oeuolid nuS5licbcn tpiinid1c1t. GS i'll
nidt iiir oic aur 2inocritng oorr
@orbeuaiu9 bon aront6eiten Re.
ltimnlt (S(niciac)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

0erleben purOen IN ber5lihen @or-
ten uuo 9Iiden gcicicrt Erauer,
Shmer5 uno 6reiloe mareu wunOer.
lid rmo nfIor gemiidt.
llnler Gonpaeuieiiibrer mar oers
nunoet, mir beouuerteu es oiliricbtig.
@encOift batte cine auoel erciIt. Gr
mar lngeoulOig iAon nit Ser eriten
Sinie porgegangen mo perulnoet
woroen. Giner, oer i'm geieben, er.
5dbIte, es lei Gin &opiibuB, es iei
iraglidl, OF er es ourhbuue, lino Gin
gluge werOe CT iider OerIieren. Gr
tbnt ins alien ber5Iib IeiO. SpGter
babe idj Oann criabren, ouB eS ni6t
10 ihlinm I'm i'm itebe.
@lmOerIicbcS 3pielidbt Der Seelc,
Oie i'd ser 8oOtcu oabtel Scr gc.
ilmOe 0}eni6 bdnst nit alien So
iern am 2eben o6er I'M Ser5en ite-
ben Die 1oOten bober ols ole 9e6en.
oen; es lit, ais ieieu mir ibrc 5dulo-
ncr getporoen. stia 6abcn iie. ais
Die @efiirtcn, ocn Ereis fir ms 6c.
jo6lt, OaB mir nit Gbriurdt on iie
oenfen 0ic Giubeit o6nc 9lomca
irno 3abl beite6t weitcr, eS oori fcinc
&iite aebcn, lno I'M Irang Scr
StlnOcn Dcrgeiien mir a6er inn Sief.
item tiibIen mir i6rl9ebeu lit irgeno.
mc gefront. 9os @ort bonn 800
fiirs 8uterlonN bat @elpiht luo
iSiiIlc. gLrs icrucu Sobrbuuocrtcn
lilot Gin SicO, ooS ncit ans inherent
Sllte oufiteigt.
acin idon'rcr 500 lit in scr g9elt,
GlS wer porm 6cin0 eriblagcn.
glhi 9riiner SeiO, I'M freicn 6clo,
Carl uidt BORN groB' 1e6flaqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Sic gildn3 Oou 1916.
Gie militdriidcn GrioIgc Der Gent.
lhen I'M abgelatfenen Sabre.


Die yEaglibe AImOic0oll" pom i.
Sonuar idrei6t:
9Ils oaS Sobr 1916 bcganu itan0
I'M @eiten uneribiittert oie eiiernc
Dfauer an Der Stelle no mir lic
GHOe 1914 ourd Sraufrcidl llno
5lanoern geJogeu botten @eaen
Often batten mir llnIere sinien melt
in 6einoeslano porgctrageu. 9Iuf
Dem 9aIfan bate ii6 oaS @eldid
an SerbieH iuo Ntontcnegro criiiat.
Gos .Idroanellen. llntcruebmcn Iaa
in ben Ieetcn 8iiecn, ino oie ,;talic-
ner batten nod INNER nidt Der.
mo6t ole 10 6eiB bcaebrtcu ruucrl6
item" Frooin5rn GeIterreid 81 eut.
reiBeu.
GS mar porausJuiebcu, oaB imicrc
@earer ans ibren lSe6IidIdgen Ier
neu lmo oeriubru lpiiroen Iih i'm
neucn Sabre enolid Ourd cine
dleld9jeitlg lino eWbeitid) geleitete
araftanitreugIug aiti idrmt(deu
sSrcuteu Die gorbono 81 iidcrn Wlit
9lidiidt oui Die Yereititellnng scr
9In9riifSfrdite mo gluariifsntittct
mo nit &iidiidt auf oic @itterllng
iollte Die groBe gcmeinionc Gffen.
iipe crit I'M Sonmar 1916 criolgcn.
llnlerc SeercSlciting fam oen
Nldnen llnierer SeinOe Olrd oen
sln9riif alif @eronu 5nuor. 3tuor ge-
lang cs Oen tsrau8oien ilnter Ginias
bon 5pci Irittel i6rer @eiannts
itdrte, Die aliannicngeihoiieue StoOt
leIbIt 81 6Oboupten lnO ali ocut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9elang scr Gurd6rud ourdJ Oas @c.
6irgc imO ser @iubru6 in 0ic Ba.
Label. S6m iolgte ser lleberaong
iIber Die Ionau, unO INN no6men bic
Sperationen einen GerIouf mic CT
gIdn5enOer ino eriolarcider faim ic
IN Der ariegseeididte 5u bcr5eiducn
mar. Gas riini1niidlc Seer perlor
an @cioneeuen Gin 1rittcl ieiucs &c.
ltoloes, etiuo ebeniooiel oirften iciic
blutigen Gerhiitc 6etragen. Iic
SonptIiaot inO midtige Setting @n.
toreit, oie Sdlite OcS gau5en 2onocs
ilno ecraoc sic wartopollItcu IbciIc
lino IN lnicrem 9eiiB. Su iieQreidenl
g|odbordngen ndbcrn Iic1 imicrc Irip.
pen bereits Der Wloloau.
@1brcfoocn babeu 6ulaoriid5c inro
oeutide Gruppen in N3occoonien sic
blintl1edigc 9Irlnec gorroirS ieitoe.
6alteu.
20 treten mir III OaS Sabr 1917
poI StoIj ouf oic unDeraIcidlen Sci.
Ihnlgcu luiicrer bcIocurniit6iocn
Gruppen imO oni inicrc ii6crIeoenc
6ilbruna, poQ 3uoeriid6t, Dob Der
S5iea ms ni1t mc6r cutriIicn mcrocn
tamH itno nit Dem @el66niB, oaB mir
'oao @ort lpobr MAIDEN mcr0en, oaS
GENE NlaieItdt in oeni glrmee6eiebl
pon Y. Te3embcr 1916 ollsaeipro-
den StduObaIten imo iieqen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Olaic OnrdJ Grtdltuug ODER
GatarrB ueritOpft.
6ii6rt Cream ii Nair ciM nm
Inftganse 5u ijffHeu.

sf6l @clcbe Grlcidtcrnnel Sbre
pcrItupitc yioie miro lofort often Die
2uftgdnGc SbreS aopfc8 wcrocu irei
nno Gle fonnen inbcbiuocrt otDmcn.
aeiu gtiilpielL gldieln, 6bIeimous.
fliB, @opTidmer6en, Trodcnbeit, fcin
gtingen nod 9ttbem maDrcno Ger
glodt Hebr; Gatnrrb uuo Grf6lhmg
iino pcribmunoer.
@lciben sic nidlt oerItopftl Galt.
fen Gle cine fIeinc 8laIde Glp's
Cream Balm bon Sbrcm glpot6efer
icbt iuto fiibren Gle Gin wcnie bon
oieicr moblric6cnoen antiicptiidcn.
beiIcnocn 5nIbc III sic NaIe elm.
Goficn sic es ie0rn 2lftgoug oes
aopfcs ourdoringeu. @s bcianftigt
sic eut5iinocten oocr gcidwoIfcnea
Sdleimbdute lmo iofortige 2inoe.
riing tritt elm. GlD's Greon Bolul
III genau oaS, mas ieoer ali Gotorrb
inO grfdlting 2ciOenOe seili1t bot.
Gs 1T gcrnoe5tI fem. (9(u5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Aa aNal AA :Rl li IiIlNA


GiDig ioIl bic Srcunoiboit Ud6reu
@ie Der Nlnttcr iromme 9ebreul
llu0 aui einmal iuar's geideb'n
9ieblos iAiebt man uns 5ur Seite;
92idts als Seben uibtS ols
Sdmd6'n,
Ser3Ios itadeIt man 5um 5treite,
llno fein W3ittel lit 81 iblebt--
Cb iid oieies einmol rdbt2
3cOe Sdulo radt iib ouf grOen
Ginmnl miiB es anoers pcroen!
5hmciseno biiaeu mir ums cin
@enu iiC ms 10 bart pertlaecn;
God, fein 5uBiaIl ioII cs iein
5tol5 mllB ictt bic Stirne raaenl
gSas Scr b6ie 6cino audi tblt,
Shilrt CT auh oes Soiies @lutb;
@iumol ntnB Ole Olodt iicb Ii@ten
Eann miro man Die SdldO'ger
rihter. (AB.S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
&cnn Der &adcn
i6merSt, bcginut
nit SaIScn
&einiat Gnrc glicrcu 5rlucilcm,
iucnn S0r rcsclmaRis
SIeiidI cFt.

@rocr Mann nod 6rou 6egc6t
cuien Srrtbum, pcnn tic bei reocI
moBigcr 6leiidno6rimg aeIeQentIib
ibrc 9'ieren reiliigcn, iagt Gin M
fonnter glr5t. Slciit biloct Sarni1u.
re, rcldlc Die 9ierelt 9Soren oerort
nertopft 0oB iic MIR cjnen 5hcil ser
glitabIolle mo Ocr Giite fiItrireu
lno Sbr oabcr erfronft. g6clmo-
tiSmnS, aopihmcr5cu, Se6crfronf.
6eiter 9icrDoiitdt, gerItopilno,
Sdppinocl 9luidae. SdloiloIiefcit.
SlaicuIciocn fonmen ioit ourdluea
bon oeritopften 9}ierer
SH Dem Woncnt, 100 SS6r IN sen
9iercn ooer I'M 9liiden 5dpner5en
iiiBlt ooer pcnn ocr llrin moIfio
wioria. boiler 01ieocrIdlagc. inireael,
ndBig oocr nit brcnnenorm Geiiibl
perbmoeu it, 10 fault bier lln5cn
pon o,Sao SoItS" in iraeno elmer su.
perl0iliacn 9lpot6cte mo nehmt ga.
pon fiir ciligc Gage ic cineu l6eeIoi
icl IN einenl @laS bon gSalier por
Dem 6riibltiid ru0 Cure 9licren fuer.
Den out arbeiten- 1icic berii6mtcn
Solic limo ousErolibenidire nno 81.
troncniait bcrgeitc1t. nit 9itbia ner.
bnnocn lno pcroGn ieit @cneroto-
men 6enlBt Inn oic 9ticrcn 81 reini.
acu mo Oeret E6atiefcit oii5uregcn
gIud nciitroliiirt cs Die SornIGnre,
io Dab Tie uidt IGuger rcSboit pirFt,
moour6 9IaienIcioen bccnoct mer.
Sen.
500 SoIts" 1T biQia ms barn.
los, cs biIoct ein auacnc6nics. cr-
irildenoeS 2it6io.@oiier, mcltcS oac
regelmdBiacu ,Sleiideiicr o6AmO "a
bcnnbcn iolten, inn oic 9licrcn mn
ooS 9lit rein 81 6nItcn. moourd,
ernite 9iicrcurronf6citcn pcrnicocn
wcrOeu (9lna)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
nor pUpnIi, uuE Eei.

Eo 6icB W III alter 3eit
&cIfcS 2tinm' III 6jottcs
5tinmel"
God tic lieQt min ierll unO lpeit,
,Scue 3cit nit chtcm @rifnnc
IamolS galt a fit oaS 9lccht
GbrIiN luar oaS Mortgeicdt;
99QnicSitolS lmO 0louueSe6rc
gaor i'm 9trcit sic oroBc @ebrc.
Iod icbt iueht eia onorer @iuo,
9lcdt lnO g9o6r6et miiiicn ldmei'
gcn;
llno Scr @0bcl cifcrt blino,
Ian5cno. mic oic giigncr gciaen
1ramoidait bat icb iiberIebt
Th maud trcues Ser8 nod bebt
TTutbnrfcit iit ailSgctorben
lluo oie 1rcue III pcroorbcn
9liu ocr 5dac6er iii ieBt Eulmpi
tscbfs audi iiber 2cic6enbauicn;
9lie aus ciltem tieicn Snmpf
@0rt man oie Reptilicii ldlnauicn
Iie Sercdjtigfcit iii to0t,
91aubcn miro sipI Wlacbtgc6ot,
Seine @nooe miro eegc6en
Tas ncnrt, man nod Menidenleber
@pnit aab'a nod eiu beilig Redjt
"
@ern bcidiibtc man Den 5duodcn
llno Sem Edllber giug es ld]lcd)t
Nllt ocm blutqen Eigerroden
Tas mar III ocr altct 3et
na aob'S nod Scredtiafeit
Ia CAB Hnpartei'idc ;lcugen
Sciltc ntiIB 0cr 3cilgc idlueigcn.
Cont mar allies Iicb uno gut
1entihe iSrcrnoidait wur millfonp
men,
llno bet oeiitidc Scloennrut6
sSlt nns bier 5u Gat bcfomneu.
Tanlbar Bat man e3 crfahnt
lllIo mir 9inGen Sauo in @nnn;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
\ Nd 10.

Gin @crr trifft om Sobrforteu-
ltbalter cincu 9efonuteu, ruo ga er
licbt Dab oieicr cine @ortc fir ole
brittle aIoiic loft ucint Ct crItount:
o8ei Sbrcu gIdu8cnocu @crbdItnii.
len fSnltcu Sic iitb ood rubio sic
6wcite @Ioiic IeiItcnl"
ygSer iast Sbnen ocun ooB i'd
nicbt 5peiter StIoiic fobren peroc?"
entgeanete DER onncrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Gici wobnt iie in ser @lenideu.
brlllt
llno feline @lodt fam lie be5ipingen;
2out flopit iic an IN Seio imO 2iit
@ohlteiaeno, wie auf gHgeISitiptu.
gen.
&Gr' auh sic Seimntb nod 70 fern
lluo rubelos sic GrOentage;
@ic ihimmert pie ser W3orgenitcrn
ltu0 uedt oas Scr5 5inm frcbcn
Gdlage
Sici mo5ut iic in Der Meuideu'
bruit
Sp tits ocn Groenio6n gegc6en;
aas ,Siin1Iina bab' ids nidt geluuBt
glIS N1aun fiiblt ids nit beiPgem
9ebcn.
@lcit aon5eS Sem iiiat iic mn aus,
llmioult mia oie gerninit it'd itrdu.
ben;
qhth fern bonn trolten @aierbauS
3piugt iic mid, imncr tren 5i bIci.
ben
Sit Oodjte ic9 eS ipGre Na9L
cid nit peraangenem 5u audlcn;
8erlcdcno idicn bic neue 8obn
Sic ,Sreibeit iolt' MIDI min itdblcn
go io6 Elm neues 8ntcrlono
Iie olte Seiinotb NOR 81 engc;
Columbia i'm 9railtgeipan0
Zos lodtc ipic Sirencnfldngc.
Tic Seinlotbliebc iNlich mir nod
go mic scr 0lutter iromiueS 9etcn;
ssm Scr5en fiiblte id sic Shmod,
aTu wiQit 0cin @oterlouo 5ertre.
tcu24
5dper mar Scr aaupf e rici bic
4iliht,
SIC oltc N}utter ioIlt' idb meiOcu;
Tie S6t1ucu itauoeu I'M @ciidt,
Ios @lonncsbcrj ioat' MN cntidei
Ssdl 6lic6 i6r trcu 10 ioat' Is icin
Gic oltc Mluter blie6 mein Gigeu;
llno tua i'd aud 0es SoiieS BeiL
DluBt i'd i'm Nnrtgeieht DIT ihlpei-
gen
Ireu licbte id meiH @aierIano
sSh ciIcrte i'm ieine Gbrc;
Sd 6eiete nit Ser5 uro &dno.
IaB @ott nit icincm 8oIfe iOdre.
Ak 3oo oct piloc Gtltrm beran
S,odj looCrtcn oes Safes 5Iamucu;s
1ic aou5c MeIt in ibrem @abn
g9il MN mem Botcrlano pcroom-
men.
lln0antbor idiirt man bier oie@mtb,
Nlondf Gdlpobcr miro "a gum Ser
rdtber;
W'ir a6rr liest'S cinmal i'm 9Iut
SD lieb' Die Scimatb meincr 8dterl
nd bcitlc nidjt i'm GIunit luo CSuoo'
g9rru mills Ocs Soics 5tr6me roll
lclt;
SD gcbc ihpeigcno ncincn Ftoo,
Wlog aud oic aan5e SoLle aroIleu.
Mcdjt blcibt bod Sledt @ott itcb'
Inns Bel,
Mrr pia Ser DAittcr untrcu lpcrocu2
Ios Ser5 III ireiac6oren irci
So IFS I'M &imruel lno oiif @roen.
TaS mar elm ihlchter Gatrict
Ter iih oaS Seiligite ldBt rouben
Tic SeimotbIiebe linn mein @ott
99e0eiitcn ia Den treuen @lauben
TnS Gbier 6dlt ieine Seimat6 iuert6l
@ie fonnt' idl iemolS bon Dir lalicn,
Sir Oih bob idl mir Slid bcgebrt
tSott ihirmc oid, iucnn lie Did bol'
az y a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

9llter SEER: vDieic Ola6t Iao id
l@oH orei Stunoeu i'm @ctt uno botte
nod fcin 9luac 5u6ctbon."
5tlioent; ullno id bin Icbon ops
Der Sreppe cingcidjloicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
SIN Nrninrn

eraniuator; u9ci meI6er GeIeocn.
beit beipies D3ortin 2utber oan8 be.
lorOeren @1ut6 luO fiibnc Gnti6Ioi-
ienbeit2~
eronlinono. ~SlIS cr beirotbctc.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
gerH11d AIIet1
an s. atarrB
s. eioe II s e II.

5laiden 8erna 0enubi mo fam aeen. bah
% mir bel @opi uho @eblfopfGaiarrb iebr
ptel aebolien BAT Sd cmpie6le @ernnu allen
an 9atorr6 2eiocnoeu. Sd bin i6er Die Nr6eii
hberraidDt, bic iM leitru tduu 30 alanGc uidbt,
Sae 81 0s' sobfuoes hbrr @erHna aeiaat per.
ben tauu"
Infer 8ampbet NIT 9lmucIiuna, plc man
i@ seinno erbaIteH iGnu ioienirc an qme
Spldei ocueH iliiiiiac DleS5in 5uiui5er III,
tuHueu icet Reruna'SabIcttcn fauicu
Evening journal., 1917-07-03

ale pop and kindred thirst quenchers
Parcel post and express packages
will cost slightly more.
second-class postal rates are in
creased one quarter cent q pound and
net incomes of all newspapers are
taxed five per cent. whea exceeding
$4,000.
The Senate committee respected
neither the figures nor the language of
the bill drawn by the House. The
Senate measure Is radically changed
IN every way, giving promise OF q
long fight, first in tho upper branch
and later In the House.
The committee bill reported today
falls $780, 200. 600 short Of the estimate
under House bill and several hundred
million short fwhat the administration
originally asked In spite OF this.
however. Secretary McAdoo notified
the committee that T. will not be nee
essary to have a bond issue in addi-
ton to the tax levy. This Will come
later.
The bill will not come up for gen
eral debate until after tho food bill
has been disposed OF, according to
present plans. Senator Simmons
chairman OF the finance committee Is
expected, however TO request that III,
dry amendment 10 the food bill b,
stricken out as long as the revenu,
bill has tax on distilled spirits which
would prohibit their further manufao
ture. Incidentally, many prominen
'drys" believe the prohibitive tax II
the only constitutional way of hating
manufacture OF intoxicants other thar
by constitutional amendment