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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
The Eas tern Star

Recently it was announced through
these columns that the Grand Chapter
Of the Eastern Star would be convened
in Tucson. in February, but it is now
aScertained the sessions will be held
in Phoenix during the week of Febru-
airy 1Z-17. The principal labor of the
Grand Chapter will probably be per-
formed on. Thursday and Friday of
that week. for the earlier days of the
week will be given to the sessions of
the grand bodies of Masonry.
The decisions to hold the conven-
tions in Phoenix having been quite re-
Gently made, the local subordinate
lodges will labor under considerable
embarrassment in making the prepar
atiOns in such short time. However,
Masons and Stars in Phoenix are al
ways equal to all such occasions, and
visiting brothers and sisters will be re-
ceived and entertained with the usual
cordiality and efficiency for which
Phoenicians are so well known.
The affairs of the local Chapter Of
the Eastern Star are progressing nice
ly, and Sister Ivy and her efficient
corps of officers will shine with con-
siderable brilliancy when they are eX-
emDlifying the work before the Grand
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
Woodmen Circle

Phoenix Grove No. I. Woodmen
Circle met Monday evening in K of
P. Hall with Mrs. Nora Fulton, guar
dian, in the chair and all officers at
their station.
The usual order of business was
taken up.
Two members received their certifi-
oates and several names acted upon
this completes the class that will be
taken in the first meeting in Feb
ruarv There being an unusually
large attendance, even though the
weather not permitting.
Sovereigns Fulton, Lauver and
Chambers, committee on the regular
weekly Wednesday dance made Il
very favorable report. A rising vote
being heartily extended overeign Full
tain, chairman of this committee an
nounced the Wednesday dance would
continne each week and spoke of the
social crowd attending. The sick ana
visiting committee reported Sovereign
Harmony as being much improved.
Sovereign Fryor still poorly. Sovereign:
Johnson also i'll. The guardian re-
quested SOvereigns to especially visit
the sick After Grove closed. the mem .
Ders attended the Arizona theater.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

lodge. Our regular business was dis
posed Of with dispatch, and several
important matters discussed profitablv
everal committees were appointed to
handle The social and other features
for the coming season.
After lodge was dismissed, the mem
bers who remained enjoyed a nice
little social dance among themselves.
We wish oar friends to bear in mind
that next aturday, the 9th, will be
our regular "Open and Social" even
ing 10 our friends; we invite them all
to come out At the last dance We
were unlucky enough to have more
men waiting 10 dance than we could
find partners for: we wish the young
ladies to take notice, and act accord
ingly. You are all welcome
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
TO RESTORE PROPERTY

DOUGLAS, Jan. 20.-The Carranza
government announced in Mexico City
January l6 that it would restore all
property confiscated by civil and mill
tary authorities from members Of OBJ
posing factions except that o. persons
directly connected with the assassina-
ton of francisco l. Madero and Jose
Pima Suare2, according to a dispatch
published i'll Orentacion, a Hermosillo,
Sonora, newspaper, which reached here
today.
Property covered by this order would
amount to many millions of dollars, it
was stated. including both real and
personal holdings
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
LODGE LORE

great time is expected in the Phoenix
camp A large class to be initiated
and John w. Conley clerk and deputy
of Mesa CAM. has made a threat of
bringing over a class of IS to be
initiated with our ooys. Come on
Johnny, if you think our degree team
won't do anything to your boys, we
promise you hot old time The
lodges OF Woodcraft never more pros
porous in the Salt River valley, than
now Phoenix camps boasts of a.
membership of over 400 and still they
are Joining right along.
Woodmen OF the World is twenty
seven years old. operates in 80 states
with a membership of 100000 mem
bers, have paid out SS0000000 in
death losses, erected fifty seven thOus-
and monuments at the graves, OF their
dead and aving out thousands of dol
lars each month TO its aged members.
while living. that's why we are pros
porous and dwell in the land and
leading fraternal beneficiary order in
the world.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
KNIGHTS of Columbus


Lecturer Bill Burns. has prepared
an unusually good program for the
session of Marcos de MIA council. at
s o'clock. Tuesday evening, in Pythian
hall and every member should be
present, whether the rain falls or
not
Resolved, that the United States
should adopt military CONSUMPTION. -
will be the subject for a debate be-
tween the senior ard junior factions
in the council.
J. Z. LAWN ard w. A. Slocum. two
veterans OF the Spanish American
war, have agreed to uphold the affirm
atiNe While Dennis Gleason and F. f
Harrington argue for the negative
on account OF the Intense interest
the world is taking in things military.
this SUI iect should furnish a spirited
debate
'halles Fl Snyder win read a paper
on ''rhe Histor,' Of the Rosary"
COZ eling its origin, development and
signifiC ance.
Music between numbers VIII be fur
nishcG by the popular Columbia or
chestra, under the leadership of Prof.
y. Gleason.
Brother j. ]. Clifford. who is now
located at Hayden, has rendered his
cessor will be selected Tuesday even
ing.
Warden Adolph Tribolet, who vas
selected ~ the last meeting to sue
coed Brother w. A. Slocum, resigned.
has taken charge Of mis- new duties
with energy and promises to make an
excellent officer.
With the addition of Brother Trib-
Olet, Marcos de MIA now has a
degree team of siX-fOoters, including
Grand knight O'Malley, Deputy Grand
knight Volta and Chancellor Kehoe.
Local and visiting knights will re-
ceiVe communion in a body at the $50
O'Clock mass at ST Mary's church
this morning.
Get busy brothers and keep the APP
plication blanks Woridng. The council
needs a few more candidates to make
certain an early eXemplification of
the third degree.
State Deputy R w Kramer and
District Deputy Thomas w. Nealon
have advised Grand Knight O'Malley
that they would be pleased to put on
the third degree early in February. ii
ARRANGEMENTS can be made by the
council
Marcos &c MIA lost one of its
charter members at the last session
by the transfer If Brother d. A Nc
Hugh to Tacoma, Washington, council
Though he moved several years ago,
Brother McHugh continued loyal all
the time to the local council.
'2rother r. A. YoUn% who was
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

IN spite of the inclement weather.
the Fraternal Brotherhood held a very
interesting meeting last night. The
attendance was excellent. and the
spirit manifested Drotends a very
successful year for the lodge Every
member is a booster and the way
! the new membership is increasing
is very pleasing indeed
Through some inadvertance the
names of the officers of the new cab
met for the ensuing term has not been
made public.
President. L. A. Risk: vice-presi-
dent. Mrs Mary Naylor treasurer.
Fred A Fuss; chaplain, Mrs. Harry
PROOFS: Secretary. d. A. Fraser: sar-
gent at arms. Herbert Johns; Mistress
at arms, Mrs. d. A. Fraser inner
door keeper. Mrs. Francis Allen; outer
door keeper, Mrs Davis
An event OF unusual interest to the
dance loving public viii be the open
night Of The lodge next Saturday.
the Twenty Seventh. The FraternaI
Brotherhood in Phoenix have estab-
lished a precedent as a social enter
tainer lard 10 beat, and the fact
that there is to be a dance next
Saturday should bring out a large at.
tendance. The public is most cordially
invited to attend. and to the faithful
ones we say welcome, come and bring
YOUR friends, and have a jolly good
time with us Saturday, the 27ch inst.
at O'clock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

Chapter The resident members will
be glad that the local officers will
have an opportunity to distinguish
themselves
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

members from Florence, Casa Grande
Mesa, Tempe, Phoenix and all visiting
members il, Phoenix.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21
FraternaI Brotherhood

In spite of the Indictment weather
last night. there was a very good at
tendance at the regular meeting of our
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-01-21

severely injured recently in COLI
sion, is reported rapidly recovering,
and will be as good as ever in a short
time.
DR.. ]. Godfrey Rauper. who de-
llrered an interesting lecture to the
knights on "Spiritism," has gone to
Los Angeles. DR.. Raupeits handling
OF the dig subject gave evidence of
deep study and thorough understand
ing.
Arrangements are being made by the
amusement committee for a dance to
be given for The members and ladies
at date early in February.
Past Grand Knight Peter RYAN is
still trying to figure out why he did
not see through the letter read by
Recorder Dodt at the last meeting.
Brother Ryan insists that it was not
nice wa" to deceive one, who has
helped to get the best of the other
FELLOW on so many occasions.
Brothers NJ. T. Grier and William
Rrff r"cNived the first degree at the
last session and are so well pleased
hey want the other two as soon as
possible. Brother Grier has gone 10
~ son to make his home there i'm
definitely
Brcther VIM. NJ. Smith of Brawley,
California. was in Phoenix a few davs
AGO shaking HANDS with the members
of Marcos de MIA. Brother Smith was
at one time chancellor of the local
council.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

eSn Ser bolbmonatlifen Ser
ionunnlue, oic in scr Sdulc 9lr. rs
en- Der W}onroe StraBe mo Sorlenl'
9lpenue bon Oenl YiIosfi.@eri1onc'
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eriter Gicc-9Srdiioent; @oparo sill
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tier 3u Gircftoreu mllroan Die Ser
rem ". 3. 9tobIeu imO &. aeIlcrt cr.
m1blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
gBrHtnler @atte.

gon ibreut Soften oc5mungeit
nadt Dor einem 6eniter ali Itcbcu,
mor oic 2cioeusgeihidtc, pclcbc
6ruu g[nnic Z. NliuS BON 92r. 2O5.
Scott StroBc, cr5dbItc, welde Dor
9fichter Sobonrien III ser iueItIidlen
Goli5eiitation ltono. mabreno ibrc
orei fleinen Ginoer III scrfettclI
&leiocrn al ibrcm Gode biuqen.
Sic rrSdbIte, ipic iie 16 Sabre 9ins
ourh eilt 2ebcn boiler @lcno imo
glotbourft nit g9iIlionl z. Waias qc,
fii6rt batte. sic fonnte sic NliBs
DonDIung in0 grnicorigitng niht
ldngcr ousbolten llnO idrie 0abcr I'M
Siilfc. Der @oIi8iit Srouic fano
bic 6roit folcrnO III ciner Gfe nebci
benz offcncn S5cniter lmo M}ias liz
orobrnOcr 5tcIltng nebcn ibr, Dic
llngliidlihc 6rml crfl6rte, ooB i9r
@ottc betrltilfclI nod @uuic oefonl-
men iet tic GUS Ocun 9ett oe3ogclI
ino ibr 9lodtgcnon0 pom 2cibe ac.
riiIen 6obc, moraui CT iie qcicblogcu
boben ioa minis mrr0c oiif oreiBig
Togc in's @eidneniB eclbidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
In (SrStifunasacfollr.

Turcb oos recbt3citiee gluipabeu
non 6rau @oo 6ranf III i6rem Seim,
gIr. H. aiiS.gtun. StrnBe, lueldcS
init 2cuhteas ongeiiiat mar cntgin-
geit iiini @erioucn Dem @ritidrngs.
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@ebnnollmg eineS 9Ir5tes. 9IIs 6rail
SSranf criUobtcc bate lie oas @eiiibl,
als OBJ Tie erItiden ipiiroe. Sic luedte
ibrcn @ottcn Scr, in bctdiibtem 3us
itanoe lid oiirafftc imo 5um 5eiTtcr
bcgob. @cioe fomcn baIo mieoer 81
iih uno idiften iib al, Ole iibrigcn
9epobner oes Smlies mif Die @eiabr
auimcrfiam 81 MAIDEN Sni 5lpeitcl
Stodluert ihlieicn perr Mar S6lni-
fer, ieiuc 1ral gliinbctb imo ibr
0reijG6riacs 96Hterdci Golic. s;u.
iolge oes 3uitonoes Scr Irou Sdlnf.
fer rnO ibreS &tioe5 miIBtc ciu 9lr5t
6crbcigebolt pcrocn. Tic Gntitro-
nurng ceS @aics mar ourh einc
idaobaite @asubr perurinHt, iuie oic
Eol3ei crflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

s. 8. a9Sit Oo8 Sobus SopfinS'
Soipital OaS berii6mteltc SoIpilal
g9clt2@ Gas SSobuS Sopfins-@o'
ipital lit eincs Der iiingercn Soipitd'
fer IN glmcrifa mo bat 5ienIIirbe gc'
riibmtbeit erlougt 9lber oos beriibm'
teitc lno 9r6Btc ser g9elt iii ieOclt'
Iolls 0ns 8irdom SronfenbmIs III
Berlin. GeseIcideu eiebt eS in ar
oercn @roBitdoten Geiitidlono'S So'
ipitoler, ueldc 5ebu Wol mc6r &d'
tienteu oilinebmcr ais oos So0ns
Sopfins.Soipitol. @S giebt bort So'
ipitaler, in lueldeu ein 6remoen'
fiibrer notbwenoig lit, lin aIlc Git'
ri1tlugcn 81 iebeil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
WsOturfalJrraO. ltaiuli.

Gie t6 Sabre alte 9lma 5tciacr-
ipolt BON glr 1908, aupcr-S -StroBc,
crlitt ciuen Sdlaiielbeinbru6 mo
5og iitb NerIeblngen on &orper unO
Ger Stirn 5it ais Elm 9Rotoiobrrab,
atif lpel6cm iic hlbr, i'll Der 9tdbe
Der 2igbt. uno Toriep StroBc, llu-
itiir3te lboHds Gorroll, % Sabre
ali, uon Or 1885 .@eit 2omborO-
StroBc, luo SarrD MpcrS, 26 Sabre
ait, BON 9lr. i40S, -5aratoga.
5traBe Der 2ebtere lenftc sic Dia.
ibinc lud6reno Garroa oii Dem
Sliidli5 AnO tSraulcin Steigcrluolt
i'm Seitcnpogeu iaBen luuroen
cbcniolls 5icnlH ihwcr uerlebt,
Sic wurOcn III cineln porbci-
ia5rcnocn 9(nto inS ltitiucriitats'
S5pptOl qc6ro1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
GrpIuiiOn IL Nlnnitipnsfnhrif.

Gin Alanu crlitt idiperc NerIcbim-
gen mo ncbrcrc onoere crlitteil
grdnoiuunoen rn0 Soutabidiirfim-
gen ais cine Grploiiou ii Der Dllmi.
tionsiobrit Der @atbmm g(mnllmi.
ticu gompanb Itattiono. Ger idwcr-
perleetc Mann 1T &inficlo grice BON
GodcpSoillr. gr wurOe in oos Seim
ielneS @rnocrs GoporO @ricc iii
lRnoonia gcbroGt 100 man ucnig
&oTnllng olli icrc @ieoerbcriiel.
lliHq fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

Der icbItc Sobres W3osfcnbon,
meltbcr bon o9roacr'S Neutuol 9tio
9lIiociatiou1 geItern glbeuo III Sch.
nonn's Solle gcgebcn ipltr0c, crpieS
iidl ais Gin groBcr @rfoIo. @iuc
Menge idoncr unO origineller @ios'
fen botte itb eingcflnocn. g9ie BET
ocn friibcren 8crouitolhmgen oieier
Gercinigmg gine cS iibernts luitig
rno ti0el all. CRIT ipdt nod Dlit-
tcrnadt wilr6e ser Seimipeg ongetrc.
ten nahocm Ole @ditc einen f6it'
Iidcn slbcno bel faiuoier @emirtbung
Oerbraht bottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
9'a5ar pirO nid,t aGsc6uItcn.

@idltigcr @eiHluB OcS @refutu.Gos
mites S(ae arrangements tiir
Ocu @obItbotiaftitS 9o5or iiir
Die Gentralm6Gtc abbcruieu.
CoS Gonlite miro itb. mcnn ui0g.
licb, icuorooniiircu Seine an
ocrcn &Iduc por6creitet.
Gas Grefutiu Gomite iiir Sen
groBeu 8a3ar gum 8eiten Ser &itt-
men iuo g8oiieu Der GentroInddte
6ielt gcitcru 9lbcno i'm 2otnle oes
r@ermonia Clubs" cine lGngere9c-
rat6ung, uod meI1er oer 9eihluB
eiuitintrlig ongenommen piroe, IN
9lnbetrodt Ser geiponuten &e5ie6uu.
gen 5tpiidcn Oen Ser. Stuoten lm0
Icuti1lono BON Oeu 9l6bolteu oeS
qroBcn 9o3orS i'll Der ISOLDE bonn
IA. bis 5um 81. 9lpril in Scr 8oiien4
Soac Oes 5. HegimentS gIbitano 81
nebmeu Die biSbcr iiir oieicn3ped
geiannlclter @cloer UcrOen nocb gl5.
3ig Scr bisbcr cutitanoeucu llnfoiten
pro &uta an Sic @ebcr 3lwiiderItottet
lper0en
Die Gomen Der r9fot6eu areu5.
Siilis Gcieaidoft0 fiir sic Central
Dlddte babeu e6eHfoaS ibre GDdtig-
felt I'M @emeinoebouie aus Oeuielf
ben @unoc einiteaen miiiieu uno
fiuocn III 3ufinit feinc p0cbentliden
5iBungen lnebr itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
In fritiI6em 2uitauS.

Ger % Sabre oltc Sioac 9lnicll
lpuroe eeltern bon ieiner APuttcr in
iriueu Seim III gtr. GIG, g9cIt.Qer.
inatou- Strobe, IN icincm nit @os
anaeiiilltcn 3immcr aeilmocn. sic
IieB i'm ing Observation-Disclosures.
Soipitol bringen, no ieiu 3uItano
ais fritii6 be5eiduet ipiro. QInIeII
ioIl iniolgc bon i6ledter @cIlmo6eit
idlucrnliitbiq acpeIen icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
9lnS qie6cSfnnlmer.

9}od cincn Streitc nit i6rem sc.
licbteu 0em in 9}r. no, George
9troBc, iuo6u6aitcu 9}eaer @iaiam
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germ Blonde Sormon bon gir. 653,
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6eriublinot 5u ii1. sic uuroc in
fritiibeul 3ultonoc ms @Iorpldnoer
g(llgclucinc @oipitol gebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

gcrecGt iinO ST. Su6ert 0cripradj,
sic 0lnaclcgeu1cit 6ci scr udhitcn2i Il
bnn0 Ser 9uogct ScborOe Uor5ii.
bringen.
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rcail.
IaS itGOtiihcGonpeniions 9trcalL
oaS bisDcr pou Srn. Go6ert G. Sec,
Niopor @reiton'S Sefretdr, geleitet
rporocu nor, rpnroe gcitern pon9lous
or 4rciton Dem .@erciu Scr aaui.
leutc luO 5nbrifunicn~ iibertrogeu
pr. See ianotec 6ereits an Srn. Geo
8. @ori6on icine 9lfteH. Der 2eb.
ttre pir0e Dor Ginger 3cit ais ser
Setter ocS Conventions 3eportc.
nentS Oes o@ereinS Ser aolflellte it,
5obrifauten~ anaeitcQt. Ct miro
periudcn, mas auh ST. Gee gct6an
bottc, 10 piele Gonpentionen ais nt0g.
lih nod Baltimore 81 6ringen.
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iuur0c, lit bic 8enniglOauia Giieu-
babn @eieaihait auge6lidJ uidt u6-
geneigt, sic Glettriiirnug fires Be-
tricbcS in Baltimore IN GruGglung
5u 3ie6cn falls sic 8noget-9c6oroc,
III OcrcnSdnoen gegcnudrtig Die Orci
8erorouiuQcu, rpelhe sic Rldne ocr
@cnnlDlpolid cntbalteu Scr Seicll,
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ter ooB lett nod nicbt oori6cr ac-
Iprodcn tpcr0eu fam. Sic @eicll.
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iic ciucu 6rblcr geniadt bate, inocm
lie III i6rct @croronnngcn ni6tS BON
Scr 10 ie6r bon ocn GcUo6ncrn Bal
timorcS gcmihidteu Glcftriiirirng
crlu6but bate
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@eucral @orf Superintendent
gam. 2 Manaing moMtc aeitcru be-
fonnt, ooB fcinc @riiuoc iiir icinc
uuge6cuoc Mciianatiou, bic pm N'it.
glic0cru scr &orf gc6oroc Ucrlongt
uur0e, 6citcGcn. uGie Ibatiotbc "
idgte ST.. Monniug, Dab ih BON q.
uem lluterge6eneu@elo ae6orgt babe,
III fciu geniigenoer @rltno. Gic
TrouSaftion tpor eHe ebrIidc "a
ic6 om 4 Gloi 9eben nluB, ie9c idl
nidt ciiL iporut id jest relignireu
ioatc; ionS abcr Oarouf beItanDct
wcroeu iolltc, bilt idb gernc bcrcit,
meme NcIiguation ein5ilrcidcu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
Ger gpeltfrics bcute OOc ciucm
Sabrc.

3luci Oeutirbe 6lla5rnge iibcr.
fallen bic britiidc @raiidait
Sent unO 6onlbaroircn bic Srtc
Nomsgatc lno 9ronoitoirS,
Die 6ciIug 9cliort feat mic
ser urtcr Dem 6cucr ocr ibWc
rcn DentihcA 9Irtillcric.
@citlid pon Siinp, ini g(toiS,
crItiirmea oic 1euticbcu irat56.
iiiHc Stcllingcn BON 500 D'etcr
@rcitc ncbnicn 100 @ciaascuc
mo erbelltcn iitri @loihiicn-
gclur6rc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09

5rmt 5ora6 2cibouib, 50 Sabre
att bon 9frs 1875, 9iorO 9liSquitb.
StraBe lueId)e il ibrcr @obunq III
Der gladt 5um Torneriiog ploblM
itarb lit ciucn Scr5ihIaq crIcgelt
wie ar3tIidcIeits icllaeitcllt luiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-09
(sisercne i6rc 9scutc.

9acdjoem iic Dcriudlt baticiL 0cu
MalIenIdranf Ser Stu 1dir0 Go.,
0dc gIravle gtuenuc m6 sVlol6cr-
troBc. olti5nbrcdru icood tcincu
Csrfola botten. nobmcn oic @clN-
Ipinoluadcr Swci GuortS giScrcmc
nit H6, sic Qai5e 8cate ibrcr idjipc.
rcn inns aeia6rliMca glrbeit @camte
Scr Gpmpaarie iino Der gttiidlt paB
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