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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Slnrsc Standardization

Die neileltc 9tunner oes oScmii6
Comment cnt6Glt cinen intereiian.
tctglrtifcl iiber oS6e Sepii6 gOucd
tional gllliance1 GUS oer 6eoer Oes
FroIiocnten Or Sole 8. Sirib.
1as So6rcs6autett oes 9llnnncn.
Sercins ocs o2ogola-GoQcgs" miro
aQ Iicnitag 9lbeuo III ser 9lula Oes
Golle9s on Der Gde Der Golucrt. imO
MonplncntlteaBe ge6alten. Serr 8.
2 George miro Eooitmeiiter icin.
ST.. 9lrtGur y. @orinon, mcIhcr
cine alr i'm SobnS Sopfins.SoIpitol
oirbgcrddlt bot bcaob ii6 ocitcrn
nad icincm SanoliBc 6ci 2nilrcl lm0
miro nod adt GAGE Scr 9flbc pilcgeu
miiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
ivlldltrItc 1nif IIIenuLnrr

Ger 52 Sabre alto ,Srdnf &Dle bon
glr 1902, Nlari6al- 5troBc, pur0c
III Der liioli6en Goli5ciitation eingc-
loAt nucboem er nit cinem 9lcuolocr
IN Der @ano @aiiooicre eineS StrG.
BcnDa0Npaggons ericbrcttt bate,
&Dlc fil6r in elmer GorcDs5troBc
Glcftrilt6cn inO idlicn il 6ctrlufe.
nem 3ultanOc 3u icin. 9ln oct @dc
Der G6arlcs. imO GompaD-StroBc
braAtc Gin Faiia0ier ocn 5traBen.
babnpaggon sum @oltCn ino lieB
lFplc Our6 bic @oli5iiten Charles
Descl nno Soiep6 0eli9an fciuieb-
men Ger Sic0olpcr mar nidt gela,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
ec6cusmiiOc GrOcupilscr.

Slmgcr Wionn, bon 2cudtgos iiber-
mdltigt i'm 8ctt aufaefunocn.
SSn 6e0cntli4em 3uitonoe I'M So-
ipitdl. 5rou gorlsfD legte
5eucr al iiA ieIbit Sotte ibre
aIeiocr nit Begin getranft.
5obn I6icbtc bic 6lonmen.
gtls gsiaiam 8cdctt gciteru @lor-
gcn BON icinrr 9lrbeit nod leiner
gSobniing in Sa. 1909, 2ig6titroBc,
5uriidfebrte, fono er ieiuen 3imner,
@eidBrtcn @enrp 8. So5lett, 80
Sabre olt bon ojos ij6ermGtiet int
9ett liegan0 Dor. Gr bcnobriAtigte
iofort icincn 2ogirpirtD Charles
Dcmmc uuo Sic &pIi3ei oes iiiOlicbett
@iltrifts, pelc6e oen jungen @aonn
in ibrem @atrolwogcn in's n0}crcD-
0oipitol" brodte. Soicr pitrOc 500
lett mieoerbcle6t, bod icin 3uitanO lit
70 bc0enflih, ooBJcr in Dem 3oipito(
ocrblcibcu nmB.l 0os 3immer mar
init 2cu6tgos onoefiiat, oIs gedett
Is betrot.
settle ibrc &lei0crin
gran0.
Tic 3S Sabre oltc ,Sroi N}ap @a-
rustD bon Or 766, @cit 5oratogo.
StroBc, lpur0e gcitcrn glod6inittog
bon 5lonHlcn lui6iiQt bon i6rcm
5obHe Soiep6 ouiaeilmoen, Gic lin.
gliidlibe 8rau Dottc i6rc aIci0er nit
9en5iu 0etrdnft lnO Sepcr al Iid
ielbit sele9t. Soiepb eritidtc sic
6lammen uno lieB icinc @luttcr in'3
llnioeriit6tS Soipital 6riugeu NO
ibr 3uitanO aIs fritiih be3cidnet
miro. Granfbeit ion sic Srall an.
gebldl 8iI acknowledgment
te gctriebcn ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
;yener ii eincn Staa.

9hli lnerflGrlitbe &eiie bra1 9e-
Itern 9laAmittag Gin 6euer IN Dem
5toQgebdloe, 9}r. 53S, @nlntt-
9tlleD, uis. Ger 9lcger Charles
5atGca opn glr. $50, @eit.Ni0ole4
9troBc, Batte III oent Staa einen
MmlIeiel imo perirbieoene @agenge-
r0t6e liebcn. Ger N}auciel, oencu
@crtb Der 9}caer aui 5000 iddBte.
iicl >oen 6lonrmen sum Spicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Sm lebten Der Gorier GrocoOero.
Gou5crt itdf0 Sector 9erlio5
u6olit's &eroonmniB" oii Dem
&rograuun. &or @e0inn Der glllis
iii0uiae cr6o6 ic0 Der 0irigcut ocs
9IbenOs, Der ollrG ieine Spcr oSoui.
le" auc5 in GertiAlano bcfailnlc
9onponiit @uitaOe @6orpentier I'M
oeH&lIblfmH iiit5litbeilen, 0oB man
BON oerirbie0encn Seitcn nit scr
9ittc on i6H 6rangrtreten iei ans
patriotiibeu @rimOen oen IN Der.
Iio6' gSerf cnt6altcncn ungarilc9en
Dlarih BEL ocr Niiiii6rung iort5iis
lalien 0os 2Sublifutt oas Oeu
Saal iilllte, 9or ucrniInitig genug
gegel ole &eritinmehng Oes g9cr.
teS cner9iid all proteltiren. SIS
}eigte IT'D fiinitleriid refer lno peit.
5cr5iger, ols 6rdntrcib9 o0roBcr
Gornpohiir Soiut.5ncns, Scr ali.
lablid oicicr neiieitcn u51anot6ot~
loiort pieOer 5ur ,SeOcr grifi I'M in
ieinem betalinten ASolterton oage.
gen &erwabrlng cin3uIegen, oab
man cincm iran5oiiiMcu Eubliflm
6umlt9c, ocn 9latoc5i.@laric1 oii5u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
an Cincinnati pcr6uftct.

9lrt6ur Sptes, Der felt 5pci So6ren
BON Der &oli5ei oelud)t miro, Oo CT
bier ieine 6rau i'm Sti6e lieB, purOe
gciteru III Cincinnati pcr6oitet. Ge-
teftio 6rccmon miro 5pies nod BAL
tinore 5iiriidbringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
@lOOcrnc snnF.

Der Nioler SDmbolinSfD 5ci0t Gle
nem flnitucritduoigen 5rciinoc ieine
ncucitc Sr16pfrna Gicier itcDt ldis
gcrc 3cit III &ctrodtung pcrpnfcn
por Dem 9iloc lno froot icDlicBIih:
uglbcr MN lag mir Oo6, wos itclt
oena 0as gil0 eigeutlicb por2"
SDuboIinsfp (flopit freu0g erregt
oem 9lnoern ouf Ole SulteD: On
bolt nlid1 oeritanoen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Soudl6ctaat ncrit6r6cn.

Sm gtlter pom 95 Sobreh pcritarb
nadj tlr5er &rouf6cit in ibrer go6.
nung. 9}r. 1909, @onfitroBe. Sri.
Nlart6o Q(m @leder. Die gerbli.
r6ene mar oie Glteite Ginpo6nerin BON
Dit t9nltimore lm0 ge6orte Der ct.
@atrid.&irbe felt i5rer &inObeit an.
Sic bintcrldBt mir 9leiien uno 9lic9-
ten Die III %6ilaoelp6ia po6nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
ggar 9enrp 8. Wlcnden im epieL?

9erlim t6. 6e6rg oio >SonOorL
II. Seer. Oic aGoiiiidc 3eituia"
Ueroiientlic9te 6ellte Diorgei eiucl
5lpci Spoltcu Idn8cn pro-0citicbclt
'9lppel an 9lncritaner, pclDent Die
llnteridriiten BON 5ebn omcrifoni.
iden Settings Gorreiponoenten an.
gefii1t luarell bon inelden oie mel.
item bis Dor &ur5cn @epobner pol
Berlin iuarcn. Gos Ior6onOicin OcS
glppcas wor Den nmerifoniidcn 3cis
tlrngslciiten ourdouS lnbcfdnnt un0
tic bronOnlnrfteu OaS Tofunncnt, 10.
weit i6rc llnteridriiten in 8etra6t
famell ais cine SGlidung
9ei Dem @ioerrufe oes 9lppeQS in
0erslbeuo5eitnng be5auptetc OieD@oi
iiide 3eihlng," 0oB Ger glppcu poli
einen yleiu Dorfer 3eitltngSniannc.
einen uSSrec 2nnce,0 auf g9uniA Ell
mes 9Imcritaners atif0ciebt ipor0eil
iei Ter Gntuurf Oes 9lppeas ging
perloren ino fonO ieineu gge0 in ei-
ne GridereJ lpclde 0ic 9lomcn scr
amcrifaniidlen Gorreiponoenten pn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Grmeitcrnno Ser sta0tarcn,cn.

.Nic oIlnparteiii1e Siga sur Ser
groBcrung 9altinore'o~ miro am
nGdlten WlittnoG Abeno III ocu Ndu.
men Oes 0DlorDlano Erogreiiiue-
Glu6s0, glr. 204, 9lorO.9ibcrtn- -Stry
cine &criommlnn9 o66alteu, bel mel-
ber perldicOene Serren, bic in 9ot.
timorc.GolIntp iuo6neiL glnipraMen
bc5iIgIidb Der NLdne baIten perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Tyicl pon einem glNto.

/ sSn ser @ait.StraBe iiel 0eitern
SlaAaiittog Ger as Satire olte 9tcger
SSobn Sollano 0on glr. 514 @ait-
5traBe, BON einem 2aitailtomobil,
po6ci ar oen rehten Sberarm brad.
@r wltroe ilt Scr 9lm6nlau3 0cs mitt.
leren @iitrifts naM Dem @lercp4So-
ipital gebrod9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Gdllueitcr gllnrn nelLnr6rn.

SIN u@onpent Of toe 8iiitation" all
ser @fe BON 9arf-9lue. lmo Centre
Str. itnr6 eeiteru O}orgcn Sdpciter
Dlarp, ole felt 66 sSobren Dem Gon-
pcnt aligeb0rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18

Ssm Sotel glcnnert fin0et morgen
9lbeno ein 9dnfctt 81 @6ren BON
Srn. Soi6ao gs. @lileS, Collector fir
Snlanoiteiert oeS MarDlono.TiItrifs
tes, itott. Die glb6alting 0es gou.
fcttS lit batiptiddliH oen llntergebe.
lcn oes Sen. Niilcs 3u5iliGrcibcii
@r BAT, ieit6em cr I'M Snli 1914 iein
gegeiuudrtigeS Pint ii6crna6nl, uiele
5reluaoe lnio iid oun5 beionoers bel
iainen llntergebenen beliebt gemad)t.
9liif Der 9ieoncrliitc fir 0cn g(6eno
ite6en 9imocsienator Blair Sec. Sc.
ncralonuaIt gtGbcrt g. gtitdic, sic
Scrren 9iobert g. See, gll6ert DiaQS
uno &. s. See Soa. 9lls EooItmei.
tier miro Sr 2epis 90. W2il6ourne
iuuairen. Tos glrrongenents.Go-
mite 6eite6t aus ben Serren: @eurqc
Us. 9fbein, GoriiBer; g. 6. groipn,
%, ~ MlcQaig6lif Soiuaro 8. gGells.
g8illiom g. 5toooaro, Gbarles W.
SaHo, 9lobcrt u. Eennington, SEQ
g. Sat6roiim George g. Godep, Sas
nluel s. Hptbrod, sc. 90. WlocGopon,
S. gSm. S6effer, 9(ioreip s. Grage.
icr, 8. g. @ilbert, Syamcs 6. Doung.
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20 etteu.
sonntaa, Oen IS. 6c6raar 1917.


SIN Sntcrcllc Der 5ioniiiiihcn 8c.
ipeouua Inoet lcutc slbcno cine of-
lcntlihc &erianunlnug III ocr DiiIif'
9iloocnc natt, iuclNe cine Der iuib'
tiQitcp i3raclitiiMcn &eriommllmgeh
III oiciclu Sabre 81 lucrocn pcripri&t.
Or. stephen 2. gSiic, 6. gS. &cuin-
Gpitetl BON 9ielp 9ort lm0 Or Sol.
IA. 5rancc uerOcn glnipraden 6altcn.
Tr. Sarrp 6ricocuualo lit &oriiber.
Sy 0cm muiifaliilben BrogromH
ipcrocn @corgc Goitens lunO glbra.
hunt @olOfiB mitipirfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Nie ncllc qcaicrMna.

ogSar Oenl Der SGmld eaat Ocn
On Deiner aat5i geionot boLt24
vgia, oos riCbt gcraoe; ober es luor
oo1 cGtc glodo5mlng BON Eolni.
Suitotioul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
IS iuar 6citimmt sic ugiuctaD.

GlT U3atroleL mcl1e geltern int Soas
fen bon 9lcip.gorf oufomcn, be-
boupten, Bob elmer scr Sce6uio-
reu I'M Siio.9(tlontic Oic o@inc-
to" mar. 56r Gompfcr st.
Ebeooorc" wurOe gcfopcrt.
sSorcn on 8oro Der u9}ineto".
9lcm gorf IN. Sc6ruor.
Scr cine Der ocuticben Srebuiorelb
lpelAc i'm Siio-9ltlontic opcrircn
iuuroc bcute nit @citimmt6eit ais scr
&rei5cr n&incto~ bc8cidlnct. Gieie
9lusioge mur0e BON If N}otroicn &C.
modt, BON ocucn iicben 9lmcrifoner
limo, Die 8iir @eiobling OcS britiibeu
9onpicrs u5t. S9eooorey ge60rtcn
uno bcute i'm 6ieii9en Soicn old Dem
9ootb 2inie- Ganpfer o5roncis" eins
trofen. glarboen Die n@incto~ 9(n-
fongs Sonuor Oeli britii1cu 6robt
oampfer oSt. Gbeo0orc" ocfopcrt
botte, plroe oerieGbc NIT aanoncu
6citiidt imo BON oeutIbcr 0onnldoft
bclebt. 3ie gefangenen Wiotroien
fonnten nit onieben, pie 3ipci iran.
5oIiide Segler mo fiinf britii1e
9ampfer bericnft mcrOcn ioQtcn
muBtcn iic6 jeood inter Dcf bcgc-
ben, olS 0cr 9lft Oor iib 9ing ltno
fonntcn ilidjt ongebcrL o6 Die 5dyiffc
torpcoitt oOcr Ourb &ononcnfcucr
ocrientt ipur0el. Gic @cfongcnrn
Wurocn ipoter ouf Oen joponil6cn
Compiler ySuoion @lorll4 tranSfc.
rirt wclDer foiuu 0enlg) @iotcrial
an 9oro botte, Inn &ernom6uco at
crrcicbcn. Son BORT aus crrebtcn
Die &eiltc ouf Dem ongcfiibrtcn Dom-
pier oen &aicn oou gfcp Norf.
slns. rno @inlorfclt pon
S6iifeH.
9tcw Dorf, is. 5c6r. - Irci
groBe Gunoro 0anlpicr ,,Gorpas
t6io," o9Iscania" lnO v9oconia". iol
ten bellte ben bieliacu Soicu pcrloi.
fen i'm Our9 oie bon GeutitidonO er-
riHtete Stricgs5onc europdiic6c $5diela
Der glaiirtcn SIT crreic6er.
Ger amerifauii6e Gompicr Gin
Of &ucbld" nit elmer amerifoniid)eu
9eloBlng," ioa e6cnfoQs 6cutc o6
fa5rcn. Sein 9eitimmlrigs6aicil lit
Sopre Eic gaolng bcitc6t aus
golmiuoae ino &upfer
9lus ciropdiiCben Sdfcu lieicn ioI-
genoe Eanpier ein oorintcr elmer,
Der nod Ger Grfldring ser @cfa6r-
5one Seitens 0cutihlonO'S cinen Sa.
len Dcrlaiicn batte.
u9urnleic %rice~ britiid), aus
greit uDla0onno~g fron5. BON Ga
Eollicc ein eapptiidcr Eronsport
brit7 aus 9rinoiii, ngllp6orO, 6ol-
ldnoiid bon &otterOonL unO oSSo6n
anuoicrL normegiiH, bon 15opiD.
lomie oSincolni6ire@ BON @orOeour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
Snriif ans Mcgifo.

2lac Eulppen Der giotionol @orocn
lucrocn poroiiSiiGtlid bis aun z.
Nldr3 bic mcgifoniicbc @rcn3e
pcrIaiicn glur rcguIdrc Sol-
Ootcn oerblci6rn.
gSo ( biugtom IL. Syc6ruur.
3ur iel6en 3eit scr Gtoblirlng Scr
0qmcrifaniden @eion0tic6dit in Nieri.
fo miro iidb bic oroBc 9lrulcc ocr gla.
tionolgoroe, uelMe entlong Der @rcG.
SC con8entrirt mar, oilfloicn. GuS
.&ripgS- Deportement inltruirte 9cute
General ,Silnitoll Die ioiortiac 9(uf.
loiung Oieier Gnippen por5itne6men,
uno miro erpdrtct, OoB ooS leBte &c.
gimcnt oieier &rlppen. on z. @l1r5
Die @rcn6c pcrlGbt.
@cncrnl Sutton miro an Ocr
@rcn3c itngefd9r $4,000 regulGrc
Gruppen 5urild be9alten, oie bon
Srolnnsptle BIS yumo, glrI5y liegen
'Dieies &onlmon0o umfoBt oae Grip-
pen meldc IN Nierifo iintcr @eneral
EerIDing wcren- General &eri5ing
tcrieBtr Eie onerifaniilcn Set
tungsleltc ieBteu prompt Die &oli.
set lu0 .Qiilitdr glutoritdtclt it10
Die Ereiie in &enntuiB, od iie iiir
oas S@riititiid niht perantmortlicb
lcicn mo fciuc @cnntniB oooou bot.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-18
-srasSoic in 9ItIanta.

Y. AlluerlOH IOpleI elllell Fdlt0r, per
lcbt icinc S9wieocrmutter lno
icinc 59mdoerin. g9iro Damn
bon ieincm S9maocr nicOcrgc.
iDoiicn.
NtIonta, @o., IL. 5e6ruar.
Glau0e 9ln0crion, Scr fiir5(ib aus
Dem itaatliHeu Srren1ous entloiicn
wuroe, idli6 iil6 in bic ggo5nung
ieiner S1miegerlniltter imo erIdoB
ben @oitor Soiton 6. @ilior0. Der.
lctte feline S9piegermutter, ,Sroyl
Sc 3obn le6ensgeiGbrli6, ierner
pcrlebte CT 6rnu 9. 5. 3a6n iuorQltf
CT bon @crrn ". s. 3a6n nicocrac.
idJolien iuur0e. Ger 9Saltor 60rtc
bcin Eoiiiren 0es @ouics bic 5dic.
Bcrei, Gr Orang in ooS oous elm
mo mlirOe bon gln0erion u6nc g8ci.
tereS nic0ergei1plicn. SSrolt g(nOcr.
ion CAB on OoB Ii6 i6r @ottc in
eincm 3immer i'm %ouic perfect 6ot.
tc. 9llS tSroil 3obn icinc S6pie.
Oeunllttcr, oa9 3innuer bctrat, iellcr-
tc CT cihen SbuB onf iic o6. 0onl
fam 1Srau ~. 3. 3obn imo ip0tcr
Goitor SuiorO Gil bic 9tcibe. ". 8.
3abn Der in Der 9td6e OeS Snuics
Gin @ei6dit betrci6t, 6ortc 0ie 5biiiic
iaacn, elite nndJ ieiner @o6nlng,
cntriB ieinem Sbmoger eine ocr 5lpei
Biitolcn, mcl@e Ocriel6e in Scr Sano
biclt, uno iboB ion ncOer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-10
Phone 971.

Photos by FONyHIE the COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 49,
One of attractive commodlous and altogether IN
vtng homes in residential district of Ardmore that OF
Judge and Mrs R. A. Hener G street southwest ms
home was purchased by Judge Hefner this spring and under
his care ownership has been considerably improved IN
many WAYS 1t is type of construction which is not at all
general in Ardmor but it nsures the maximum OF both com
convenience old fashioned but sensible ideas
which seem lost sight of considerable extent IN
days onesory houses with tremendous expane OF
roof.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-14

have, moreover, refrained from faunt-
ing my origin in peoples faces. The
old trunk still owns me as one of its
shoots; l wish it JOY on the possession.
But you, you have wrestled with the
giantess Nature, you have wrested her
secrets from her, and now you go on
repeating to yourself old women's tales.
| have no patience with you"
AT least one of those old women was
heroine" said Saul, with twitching
of his lip and a moisture in his eyes.
From that does not follow that she
was the mother of hero" replied Gre
gor soberly. "You are not a hero to
me, Saul; you shrink from tearing the
mask from falsehoods, because they hap
pen to be time-honored and because you
don't want to know what the truth is
like And your reason for that is a
knock-kneed sentimentalism that pre-
vents you from walking through life
firm and upright, your head the height
of the worlds head. Or at the best you
may dub yourself martyr, and between
him and the fool there is frequently but
the difference of stiff neck
Coward or fool?" said Saul, his eyes
cleaning brightly, perhaps with the af-
ter sheen of the vanished tear. AT
least you give me the benefit of the
doubt, which only puts you to the trou-
Bile of listening to my defense on both
counts Well, let the coward have the
first turn. A band of harrassed, hunt
ed weaklings are encamped in the will
derness At night time they sit shiv-
erng in fearful wonder when the un-
seen hand will strike next out of the
darkness; and yet they dread the day
light, for that only makes them more
surely the mark of their enemies. Few
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POWERS WILL AID YOU

biding it's time, till the hearts of men
shall beat more lovingly together, till
the vultures of strife and hatred shall
have ravaged their talons into bluntness,
and then, at Gods beck, we shall sally
forth, and our lips shall utter loudly and
fearlessly the burden of our apostle
ship"
"And meantime" asked Gregor, with
a shoulder shrug, you are stalking your
hope of reward on the future which you
will not live to see?"
meantime l have my belief in the spe
cial providence that is our guardian, and
that means belief in self and confidence
of achievement Faith is tonic which
you can buy of no apothecary."
"It is little out of fashion, though;
and no wonder, considering it was pat
cnted some thousands of years ago.
said Oregon lightly; cts virtues lie chief
ly in the imagination; the only reality
about it is it's defects. There is no faith;
there is only cant, and narrowness and
bigotry.'
II can but speak for myself" said
Saul.
mot even for yourself" returned Ger
cor, hotly; you are mistaken in your
own mind. Look with your eyes, use
your judgment, your better judgment,
I call it, Live for yourself, not for
shadow, hallucination. Do it, if not
for your own sake, at least for mine"
Saul looked at him astonished Il
don't understand" he said at length.
Gregor hesitated full minute; then
the answer wrenched itself from his
lips.
Because, if you do not, there is no
friendship possible between u.s."
"You jest" said Saul, starting up.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-09-14

among them have weapons; and these,
whom they look upon as their protec-
ton and rampart-these are assailed by
the honeyed Establishments of the foe,
deadlier than his deadliest darts. Come
to u.s. he says, give up the thankless
task of battling for a lost cause. Ours
is the victory; come quickly, or you will
perish with their peril One of the
champions goes, the other stops at his
appointed post. Say, Gregor, who is
the coward, the steadfast or the rene
gade?"
Gregor was silent, but his brows con-
tracted with displeasure.
"Now for the fool" went on Saul dis
passionately "You will see, Gregor,
that l am not as improvident as you
think me. | know how to recoup my
self for my self-sacrihce. Shall [ adj
nit it? There is much selhshness in my
folly. By holding to my people | also
partake of their heritage. l can claim
my share in the glory of their mis-
sion"
"Misson?" broke in Gregor, with
sneer ut spells omission nowadays;
they have no time, no bent for any
thing save their worldly interests, their
heaping of gold"
eyes, that is the taunt of our enc
miles," replied Saul calmly; land to some
of us-I am not reproaching you, Gre
gor-it means the excuse for secession.
And yet nothing can prove our ultimate
purpose more manifestly. To the low
hest of Gods creatures has been given
some shield, some armour against its
adversaries What if we were people
of beggars we have survived?
If Israel is heaping gold, it is piling it
into the bulwarks behind which it is
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able to stop the German slaughter
Continued heavy losses without the
proper reserve forces to call upon, is
furnishing the Germans with ma
jor problem. Whether new strate-
gic alignment of the German forces
will be undertaken may be decided by
the conference.
The submarine warfare is also ike
ly to be subject of great consider
alton. The weekly toll taken by the
u boats is shrinking. A policy OF re-
stricting the submarine campaign 10
smaller area than at present woula
not be surprising.
With additional countries breaking
with Germany or openly declaring
war, a foreign policy may also pc
considered necessary. American IN
fluence is held responsible for China's
war declaration The alignment OF
SO many nations against Germany Is
a serious problem for her from a
standpoint, rather than
and some definite action as
regards remaining neutrals Is pos
Sible,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-09
STATE WINS
BLUE LAW CASE
Havner Sending Copies Of Decision to
County Attorneys-lt
Happened In
OttumWa.
Huxtra! Huxtra!

Huxtra! Huxtra!
The unexpected has happened
again.
The state of Iowa has won a conVlc-
ton under the ''Blue law" statute and
at the hands of a jury.
Doubling county attorneys In Iowa.
who threw up their hands last sprins
and laughed at the attorney gener-
ais pet hobby of Sunday closing, are
hearing about it now.
Copies of the courts ruling, sus-
tanning the verdict of guilty" re-
turned by jury in justice court, are
being sent to all county attorneys IN
the state.
1t happened in Ottumwa.
S. Milani, proprietor OF confec'
tionary store at Centerville, in Ap-
panoose county, was charged with VIC
lating the ancient statute by selling
ice cream on the sabbath day. A Jury
in Justice court found him guilty and
assessed fine Of So and costs. -
The case was appealed to the dis
trict court at Cttumwa. In his opln.
ion affirming the decision of the JUS
tice court, Judge Seneca Cornell held
that, while the public might not be IN
favor of enforcing the so-called Blue
law" yet the courts had no choice IN
the matter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-09
DIARY OF
GERMAN BOY
One Soldier Made Notes Of PillagIne
Done While Destroying
Little French
Villages.
TBy United Press.1

WITH THE FRENCH AlMlE1o,
July. Is. (By mail)-Documentary
evidence has just been secured by the
French military authorities establish
ing that Germany's youngest classes
Of 10 and 20 year old troops partici-
pated in the pillaging and destroying
of French villages that preceded the
German retreat of last March.
The following diary found on Ger.
man prisoner of the class of 1917
illustrates the mental attitude OF
these German boy soldiers toward
the military necessity" of sacking
and running villages and private
property:
Dec. Towards evening, pllage
excursion to nearby village.
Dec. 20-Preparatory inspection by
Captain Otto. During afternoon
"sneaked" different sorts of colors,
oils and pinchers. Carried away as
souveniers several beautiful cups.
Dec. 23-Painted signs. Pillaging
excursion.
Dec. 24-Forenoon, still more pill
laying. Carried away all sorts OF
colors, also wine Afternoon, Christ
mas feast We were given some
small presents. Sent four packages,
one containing Christmas souvenirs,
| two containing a cup and glass each
| Gall pillaged) and the third little
| teapot. The lieutenant made us a
beautiful discourse.
(, Jan. 14-Afternoon at Chauny.
There is mighty little left there.
| Feb. olive have received orders
| to destroy all wagons and vehicles
that remain at Grandru; to render
them useless by saving them. We
destroyed ten.
Feb. 22-All Of the beds, springs
and mattresses have been gathered
at APPLY to be sent into Germany.
March 6--Worked at an artillery
position in the vicinity of Sinceny.
Sinceny is in ruins. The villages, in
Guiding Chauny, are all in flames. All
of the fruit trees have been sawed
down.
March 12-Worked on the roads
Nearly all of the houses of Bichan
court, including the tower of the
church. have been blown up by a
mine.
March 17-At $50 we departed
from Fressancourt for Mortiers via
Versigu. We arrived at Mortiers at
4:30. No cantonment especially. 1t
is now five days since we have re.
ceived bread.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-09
Ioint Control shippina.

UNITED Press Leased Wire servicel
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Anglo-
American joint control over trans-At-
lantic shipping was brought nearer at
a conference, today between Chairman
Hurley of the United States shipping
board and Connop Guthrie, British
traffic commissioner.
At the close of the session, Hurley
announced that the requisition OF
American ship space would probably
be ordered next week. This will give
the government absolute control over
ocean freight rates, the loading, I'M
loading and movements of vessels fly
ing the American flag.
The British government already is
exercising these powers.