davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-05

do any good, but we'll have more pre-
paredness and pile up the national
debt. And the impression will die
down that we are sitting back lazily
and getting fat, lazy and rich on the
misfOTtunes of others.
We couldn't stand off forever and
look on and profit. The world is too
small for that. And the world is too
crazy with natiOnalism and the war
spirit for any nation to remain en-
tireIy sane. Anyhow we're in it and
have got to make the most of it.
There's only one safe policy for us
as Americans, and that's to drop the
hyphens. We are made up of too
many nationalities to divide ~up
among ourselves into as many hos
tile camps as their are nations in
vOlved in the war. A man can keep
on loving his mother without hating
his wife. Americanism is now to be
put to the test.
LIGHTED BOMB IN CUSTOMS
HOUSE CAUSE FOR SCARE
New York, Feb. Tenseness
about New York customs house in
creased today with discovery that de-
struction of part of building was
narrowly averted Saturday when
two employees found lighted bomb in
room directly under Port Collector
MaIone's private Office.
It is first time within memory of
younger generation that New York
ers have been challenged by armed
soldiers along their own highways.
Now they are told to move fast as
they pass over the huge spans con-
Meeting Brooklyn with Manhattan
Island. Lettering in Battery Park is
also prohibited.
-O-O
President Wilson approves the SEN
ate's proposition to put all pOstmas-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31

5wanees bon Den io3iocn 3uitdnocn lo Der @cd)i6te
eincs Bottles abbne sSor cine Station al Die allgenc
nc ggcbrpift geD0bnt entueosr nls Sbcl Der natlona
len oltif ooer ais lbei DER nationolen gertbcogng
ino Ole Wiodincre 5ur Cisponrlng pom groBerct Ncn-
idenmaiim mar porbonOcn, ndJt mir ir nilitGriide,
cnocrn aid fir inOnitrcle 3ucde 10 lporen 0aourc
Oie 9robten @noermiic elmer 5pangsueiicn Dlobilil
ring Der glrbetsfr1te aus oe1 g9e9c sciboit IS cr
gob iif Oob ole meiitcu europddbcu 9tationT an
5uongspeic milt1rdc uiO n0uricuc Wfobililirlingen
gcpo6nt marer oaB a6er nadb tr5er 3ct icocr 3mong
i'm Gioillcben idWerer Ourd5ufbrcn mar. llniere Sad
perit1noeer bebopten oaB ebtcres n betcn ourd Die
gorfonmne in 0atihlon0 bewcien prOc Gin 5lt
orfcr 0rud aui ole GpilorbeitSfrditc io cpenc Die
militoriidc St1rfe encs golfcy dwGdjen iel6i wcnn
oiceS Gof icit ,Sobren an 0cburom lnO an Nutortat
geiu0bnt t
Sn Den 9lninn9slto0ien OeS eroben &ricges ioacn
beion6ers DeutidloO nno iSronfreid I'M @cbraId Der
i6nen w oebot ebenoCn 9rbeItsfrdite erobe 5cbcr be-
gangen bnben, unO trob ollcr ySo9iamfcit mo Der
itrcngitcn 8oridrcn oa nid)t imnerber rdtigc Wian
on 0en ridgcn &lab gefommen iein llnicrc Sod)oer'
itdnoigcn n0en in oen @rabrungen eitropodlcr Sdn-
ocr nr mcng, mas cine 5mangsweie 9ioblirilng I'M
icrcr glrbeitSfrdite redterteen fonte @ngIonO bat
Iangit anseeiunoen ooB Ourd gegenicitigcS ebcr'
cl un0 @ntgeeenfomnen melt beiierc &cDiltoc aus lei
ncn Mrbcitsfroitcn er5iecn FAM ais 0rd 3uang9nloB
wqeln SetOenI ENGLAND fenen 3warg mcbr aul lcIne
arbeitsrGtc nsiib Bat d ole gln5o5 Der Srllcs ic5r
pcrmin0ert uno OorfommenO limo lecbtcr beigele9t
.ivor0cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
0icnitue, ben 81. SnIi 1917.
Waidlaclis' 6ntRiIlnnecn.

9r1iioent @ilion crtldrte Dor mebreren Nlonoten,
Del Dem Srieoen Der cmit oie miiiie Oiiriten feline
Wcbiee gegen 0en &ilen Der Scpobner 0erielben Wie
cine g8oare peritadert pcrOcn fiO Der 6rieoe orle
feinen Stadcl binteroiicn g madlt Der neiie Cclt-
de gicidstou5ler ole icniatoneae entbiaung, Dab r5
Dor Dem Shir5 ocs 3arentbums in GuBlanO cine Scr
cinborung 5piidcn @ttersburJ rnO goris getroilcn
moroen c oenBuloIge 6ranfred nd5t ouein elloB.
&otbringcn ionoeru aud grobe @ebicte a Dem Iinfen
A5eimer befonmsn oae. itn0 Oab ooraad5 ole Stuats
manner in Faris an Ge Ourd Die 9eOOlution eeid)af.
iene 9cgiernn9 @etcrSbiire oas Gcrungcn &C.
iteat 6obcn Oeie Abnodung riie Giltigfc bcbolten.
0s lit folm on5rncbmen, Dab Oieie entbilungcn in
BaIbngton Gin nn9enebmes Veiiibl berporgerulen ba-
ben fonncn Ocnn Eroiiocnt g8ilion pr0 nod me Dor
an icincr Der g8clt rfinoeieu eerlidlen @rforung
cltbolten. oab 9olfer nidt mie @uore betradct uno
btbanoclt pcrocn ioatc mo Der 81 bIieBenOc 6rieoc
feinen Stodel 6tterldien orie. YunOeS Senator 30
rob Soabo uerlangte Dor mcbrercn Soecn in elmer
9coc i'm GonqreB DAB oos amerinnide Bolt augcfldrt
meroe ber Die Gricgs5cle Der Ser Staoen; oos 6clt-
leQcn ercr Stricgs5cIc miro Der Negiermg ober cbr
erihmeri ourdb @nbiiuungcn, ooB Dos StregS5e zines
Ger Aniirtcn ooriu bcittbt Dem oetdcn &eb ndlt al
len @lioB-Sotbrirgctl ionoern aud Den wertbuolcn
rbeniden ,SnorItrebt5irt obarnebnicn, oenn Ir oIe
lheritiitmg encs oldcn artes5ices miro iueOcr Der
Fraioent nod oas amerifanii9e g. Solf fwerd 81 bo.
ben iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
Snhrsf1nc.

glm 27. SnIi, Bertha 0hnmpnch, gir 723 q.
Fuilcrionil lnriNDc.. 81 Sabre alt.
glm 27 Suli. Grace q. Gloiu, im gSpmcns
Spipiiul, 20 Sabre dll
glm 20. sui, Srancis 0nrrl, i'm Union Nro'
tclinnt NililrmarO. 80 Sabre nll
9lm 27 Suli Sbrrcin 650rSti, yir. 621 q
Nnrbnm SirdBe 20 Sabre all
9m 2S ,Stl 9Daltcr 1cdnnn I'M SruHlin
Square polpltal. 40 Sabre al.
PIN %. Suit Scbaitnn Z. curbctt, III. 2l32
Wic@locrrb Sir., As Sabre at.
glm ~ Suli, &altcr 6. Nelnlcl, am ,Sube
Der Snobcs Sirabc. Al Sabre all.
gln 26. ,Snli, Gttu 'SRlusit, Nr 2O3 2Selii
Brdi StrnBc, "A Sabre ali.
slm 28. Siii. Dcnrl Ncrdc, Nr. 1880 Gagers
Sim 27 Sui. snan vi. ooaicmnu, gir 1906
am sG Snli, sunio W. primoasl, gir. si0
Siio Bomb SirnBc, 90 Sabre all.
glm 20. Smlt, Sunic 3lnnclun I'M Ncbrcp
Qpiuitul 8 Sabre dli.
gm %. Suh. Trrecri6 Is. 3Once, inn 6opnro
Aclp sandioriuIt As Sabre ali.
PIN 2S. Suli. Yduie 0cninuBin, Hr. 10 Sii0s
eraSrdhe GS Sabre nlt.
9m 27. Suli. Niarn Snr5, 9ir 1927 Noros
9Sdbinpiou Sir 81 Sabre alt.
glm 26 Snl Nrrbcrt g. Wiccflnc, an @lc'
paior 0. In Yncuii 'goint, IS Sabre nlt.
PIN 2G, Nnli, Martin Miller, gir tIi2 gSil'
lumStr.. SO Sabre nli.
PIN 2S ,Snli Snnnie s.. SblC, ylr. 1O5 ~
NionHt. Ctr, 40 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
Wadrheit, upae WaarLeit nidta aIg g8nlrlcit.


Tc Derqonqene Mode in gteu.yorf ubgebultene ge.
ipredimg BON 0jreftoren Der oortgen Sonoelsfanmer
@crirecrn perfeocner biirgcrder 8crcinigngen ltno
3citmqsletten bat ibrcn 3ped, 0as Golf iiber Den
iurdtbarcn Grnit Der Gage nno Die groBen Sdwicrg.
teiien ocs Rroblems lmiercr Sbenobme om fregc ouf
3i.tl1rcn, erillt Snsbeion0ere bat lid Die ofend]e
Ticinune icbr lebboit nit Der Neibcrune oes Sru.
Qutcrbri0qc, oes Yrdoentcn Ger &an0clsfamner be.
H1itigt oaB oals oie unengeihrdnfte Tal66ooi-Gam.
poanc begonn, man bci Der Geroentlid)lng Der Der.
lutte bon Der gcfanntga6e Oes @cionmt. .Ionnenee6ots
Der Derenften Sdiiie u Der Der 3ob Der Sde iiber.
qinq 1ics mar c0od) Bios Elm Yetriq uio murOe ob.
ldtlid gum }uede OeS Yerugs unternommen. Die
3cit 1T eetonnlcu, 0a Ocm Golfe unieres Sanoes nit
ccn S6ntiodcn auigcudrtct mer0en nuB."
@ieipobl oieie irendit6ee erfIdrimg uuo iuige-
deltc guiocdtng Der &erihleerungs Der britt
hen Nonlirolitdt in nonden Cbren penig angenebm
acflmgcu Bat I6eint iid ood Die ofentld)e Meiming
uipcit lie in Der Soltng Der RrcIe 5um 9usOrud &C.
ongt i'm groben mo ean5en eui Die Seite oes Serrn
Cutcr6rioee 81 ieaeu, 6eien 9lbitamnlng c6cn Der.
Oodt ausidjlieBt Dab CT etlua NIT Dem SonoesTenoe
pmpaibirc gSos Den 0orten 0es Er1iiOenten DER
oooelsfnmmer cine gnr5 beioE0ere 8c0eutIanfe luo
Qruqmeite perlebt iii Der llmonO DAB iot gled5etg
Ger Gertrcter Ger ultraloDden Hep2)orfer gimes aus
Ncnoon ia6etc Die brltiiden %cre IN oen erlten iedS
Wlonatcn oes lauenoen SSabres beeien id auf S6ffe
nit encm ecbot BON insgeiamt mcbr ais oreiunoein.
DNlp WtulpICl &uHltSN4
CAB Der brtide Genior oicie Depeide paiiren IieB
mo oif bier fein Seriud eenad]t wurOe, bre geroi
entliduna 81 pcrbiuocrn lit in bo6em @raoe bcner-
fcnswert6 uno ideint W bepeiicn OoB doIid eill'
gccbeu bnt Die gefontgobe Ocr poaen g9ubrbeit audi
nrnn e penig errculid e I'M Snterelie Der Sode Dor
fbelbaIter ais cine 8erttGngspoltif ole beltenfdls
oot nur bon 5weelbcitem Grolse fem fonn IS lit
cner Der Sale mo aus Der 9lotb cine Iugcno gemddt
MIRO mo es iid beiier be5abt Die SSabrbet 81 ia.
gen ais 81 lgen. 9of bemerfensDertber aber lit Die
Grlduteune Die Der GinesGorrepon0ent elbcr iener
@eruBobl bin5uiiigt uno ole Der Genior oud ourdl-
qeGen leh Diee @erluite djlieBen nid5t Elm Domper
oie bedaoie ooer au Den Strano laen geaiien, ober
d Derienft mnroen gerlulte Gurf Seedgcr unO Iodle
@crhc ocren 9eauntgabc Die 9eborOen fir nidt ratb
Jam baItcn"
IemgemdB ge6en ao icbi! Die 3oblcn, Die Der
Qnes Correspondent fobelte nod ud5t oe poIle Sobe
Der 3cruc un0 ielb lie bieen troB ibrer crdredenoen
@roBe OenI 9oe niht ons mas c5 81 wiiien perlnngt
imo 5u wen elm Rcdjt bat Die pole, ungeidmintte,
bitiere Nobrbcit SIT Ocn fir 5eic Eotf oerantport-
Idjeu 9eten INNER ned nidt ciird Die bs6erigen @r-
obrmgen tlar acworoen, Dab ons &olf ndlt mie eill
Gno bcbonoelt 81 mcroen 6raudjt Dem Seienblaien
SpoB MAIDEN unO gerieen2
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Mu6iIilirnnn bed gIrbeitsfraiIc.

G6c 0c Ser Stooien om gSeltfriege aftuen Gbeil
nc6men woren Die srbeits5tonoc in eiropdiifen Can.
bern e6r qenn bon ben Snhncrtdnoget unicrcs Ar.
bCit90cportcucnts beobadtet worocn 0icie 9eobad)-
tngen oacu lett icbr pertbpo ieiu, neil mir ooordl
GER in gopa gctroienen mo ir gut beiinOcuen NoB'
reecu iolaeu unO geuacbtc 6c6er Dcrmeioen tonnen.
Dlan an0 Dab es iid beim Asbrildj oeS Strieges in
GnaQno Inn oic 6rnoe bouoete lpe meit man in Der
NuonQswcicn @Ro6iliiirimg ocr 9r6citstroite geben
f0uutc Cine 5pangSmee Nrbiliiirung oaer Arbets.
frdiic uno pronlpte lluteroyidime oorfommenoer
Srifes mnroc iiir icbr piinic;enspert6 ertdr ood]
ion0 Die Rcqicrnna Gngloos bao ans ooB lie Elm Erob.
lrm III ser Nano Bate oeiicu Hoiima uct dpicrgcr
mar, ais man ocrmllt6d bate
glpn ono 6alo aus, oab Scr groIs encs Ar0cts.
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grIcsfDus2inIe
undi l{hila0clDllia.


~ Wbfabrt BON Bier Nr. I, 2igbts
~ Gtrnbe Gnnpicr balien on BET
~ Neiicrion, Gbcinpeafe 9aoe1 IomH
Roinf @bcnpcafe @tlD, Ylo, Si.
Georges, &clnmare Glib, Del, ui1o
Saacs Sampler nRenn" iIno .arorO
baltimore" fabren bier Wldl ipo4eni'
Iidb oniait idpIcb: 9ienitdgs. 9on'
nerItaas Gamtdqs mo Sonntdgs, uDr Dfor'
qeus synbrgelo $t.00. o-..-
gsabti Sampler idqlidD, ouseenonlnen Sonns
inos, i'm 8 ibr glbcnos 51DrAelo $1.5O llir
bic Sinreiic, so iiir bic yMnoretle 90 LACE,
aidiobri pcr Iao' poer Nadt0nnlpIer ooer
per n8. e. 81, $500. 9ur6sangshiueie 81
nieoriqen 37oien (per Hdhn bon E1ilooelppla)
nadb gep Yorf. gltloutic Gin, edpe Y{a9, NS'
bHrh 4nrf, Qnne 3rnnd, gllbnl0, Aro0, " w
gSoulono. Wle, Bnnfien I'M NoroelI Sihe'e
bel 9bauah's mo an Noro Der sampler.
Baltimore nndl Beitcrton.
Q(bfnhrt Q)lontnQs, 0icntdpe, WhtrOoDss
TonncritnQS, sSrcildQs. s llbr Wlorqens uno D
ilhr glbcnoe; Gnmiino5 ubr D1otgets, ~
RahmiiiaQ8 uno llhr Nbenosi Sonniaga'
s libr Wlorqens mo f30 Nnhmiit9gs .
9indIabri bon 8eierion WonlagSf Wdip
mods mo 5reioes uueeidhr ! ubr Radmit'
ioaS; Dieniinqs mn 9onnerlldos nm lin9e'
Idbr 3 llbr gannitidqs; S1mildgs nro @oilils
ioqs mn unoetdbr 9 tlbr Hobmtitaes uno
40 @enis cine Hour. 80 Ioae GrIuTlions'
NiIlcic 30 Gents. mlan Idbretbe nm 9teilelho'
CSnIi7-) GIarcnte ebriScr g. g. VI.
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Cttu 4. 5a6erfurn.

80 itarb am 30 Suu 1917. Sttu y. 0aber.
torn, i'm 9lier bon % eSnbrcn. Oclicbter Ojdtie
bon Qouiic 6ubcriorn &crp0nolc uno Sceuns
DC Der 6nmiIie inn acbiungspoll efaclooen
Der YciChclicicr bon ieincr leticn gSoDnnE9
Hr. 1907 TrcoeridsArc., am YittpDdl 9inds
miiiun unt 4 llbr bct5umobuen. Neiicbnng
aui ocr ,Qonbon @du 9emeicrD."
(Nuli3t- gludt)
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Sm Srabia6r crlicNcn Der 9raFOcnt nnO Oas sldc,

5m 6rnEIaBr erllcRrn Der FraNoeRf nRo ons Ndcr'
buuOeporiement gluirie e0es ocriigbare Stiid Sono
81 bcboucn Sn DER Staot uuo al ocm &anoe pnrocn
Ssrcgsgdrten opgeIcgt uro 6riidc uno @emiilc &c.
pilon5t Die cine Gre Don eincm Nerb uon 800 Wlillo
ncn lolars ergeben loltct. Scbitucritanolid) tonn
Oeie enorue &rooutiion pGbreno ocs Somncrs n;dlt
ouGbcrn0 per6roudt werOen, urO Der lIeberduB oate
iir Ocn gnter eiiigcmadt werOen S8er elbt tcnen
cjorten bat fam G6il unO @cniiie per6oltniBmGBig
blq fauicn. lno eoe 1osiroa loute es r ibrc Filit
6aIten i6rc @orrutbsiomner jcbt 81 fiilcn
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Wit spnnnnna wirO Hbcraq in Ocr welt cruartcf

ros uui Der bellte III Wosfou togcn0cn Nntionolocr
iammlunq ocS uiiiden 9ofea geide6en miro. gSen
oeic gcriommlune Ocn &cs gum gSeltrie0cn jcGcn
fontc piirOc tie Der ciocuocn Mcnih6cit cncn groBcu
Tcnt erueiien.
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gBohsoounstbes9dbs nno @bopiaifs0InBs9t'
nrIion. f50 Nlcilcn; SaI3lUncr; ben qnn'
scft yao: Der ribiiQc Qetcnsreiler fir 0inoer;
Sampler u@nma GiIes". 9tcnio9S uno &9ns
ncriaos, z llbr Wlorgeis; 5urlid II ipr
Ybeubs 0incte 60c (sSult6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
Mathins Crs6eraer. her 0iihrer bed Grnlrnlnsparll

i'm DeutIten &edJstae ioa erfldrt 6obeL uein er cine
cintinogc llnterreoung baben fonne nit @loDo George
oOcr 6crrn @aliour, piirOn balo Sric0ensiutcrbonO
liinqcu beginner 5rieOcnsireimoe ioltcn ocrildell
cine iodje lnterreolng berbei5ui6ren.
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GricO66fc
YnItimorc Gemctrra
ycrmiidJtc SIn8ciseu.

|nfnrO.
9cpartcment gebrandjtcr automobile.
2-25 gadaro Haioniere 9beatpn.
3-38 9ndnro . Hningtcrc &boeton.
3-3S RndnrO 4ninacrr Snnrtna Oar.
1916 Gbcrlnmb Yaiingierc Spurinn Gar.
1916 Strbcbnfer 6ifnnicre MDnocr.
1915 Nbnmcre ; Pornnicrc SUuriu9 Gar.
1914 NnnncS > AnnnaCre xruring Gar.
1914 Yrcmcr Z Boiagicr ypnrng Gar.
1914 Cadillac lunanicre IOnring Gar.
1917 Scripps NOotb 9inHabont.
slne oben9enannien AnlonobIe iino iiir bic
glhlicterlnp hercit
9bcnio cine gln8ubl bon aebraicbten pal'
2lutoe
@adarO Mutor Gar So. Of Baltimore.
Nharlrscir. nn6 Wh. MohoLSlor.
(Sul30 -9lHQ5)
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(sSna 90. MN Ncnnen.

IS iiarb am 2s. Snli 1917 0bna We, non
GcnHeu, aeiebie Satin BON gSiniqm bon
Aenncn. I'M sllter bpn 81 Sabrcn. Sie Neers
tags, bon i0rer gSobnung Ir. 1904, Noro.
Nilton.gtncnuc, ans itati 9eietnng ani benz
.Monnt Carmel. Srcobof" (Suli29-3D
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0r1dtttac eullaFrnS. Mnb gBnriDn'UinR' nHh
Vcticrtuu, GrfnrIpucn.

Seocn @onncrItae I'M llpr gaoraehs, ,sus
rid $50 glbcnos mo Samltags nm | llqr
0a6miiiaes 6nrnd 1915 Mbcnos @gnlplcr
iomn uuo TreDcridiopn nlI &icleS ut cine
ocr bcIicbieiieit 1ourcn aus oer Siaot. StF
Icc 60c.
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SOIneaer.GO.. ..1OareM.
Q(nnapOlts nnb gpeIt @IOer.
Ten aan5en Sng anf bent Sal5wailer'
Somiltcu.GrfurfiDu.

Dcr DDpnI0re DanlpIer nUmnln WWtB ',,.,
WloniagS, Wlliipo1s nno Treliaee %, upr
Wloreens; 5urild ui9eid1r D npr son'itnos nyShUT
f.30 yiarbmiiiaes. sine iebr oIIsgelpnglie
-Four; Oiel Rl0b nno cute Wsapl5ee.dIeH' Du'
leic 50c., ausgenoninen SoitiIidas, oOV'
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bic pradltDOae @urt 2cppNt. NIB yetterioa'
Erfurlinu.

(9cbiro81Gcencric mo ole groBeN NIIluyII-
gidDis eebf iber ben SuSquebanln'XiiiB. yer
popnldre Sampler nSusQne6ana" W'5IiponS
iibr gtadDmiiings 5urild nm IL uDr ~oelIoS 2; 3
Soniitdgs. 10 llDr Yormliidgs; outuu nn
llbr llbeitoS 8iucte 60c.
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@cuu Ous Su6r 1918 an6ridt, foa nnicrc aricay

flcttc Ole ueteroBtc BON alien arcQsilottcu Ocr gcli
i,in. NS tonicuo Sdiien iol tic bctcbcu 0ic Ncr.
Stoatc broden oe arobte arcasilotte ocr gseIt Ino
oic giniii9rug Der p0gcmcnep gSc9rpiIidt
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Sie SartOifelerntc miyS alien 9In-
i6cinc nod uibt io reiAlid aiaial-
len, wie erportet por9ea ror. Ser
Suli bet 81 picl 9i1iie AcSrodt.
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IS bari ais bc5cidncno gclten DAB Der io5ioliItbe
Observation-Disclosures Sd)eiocmdnn Der IN ingcr
Bet ais &crtracnsmonn Der ncuiiden Gcgierng nod]
Stodbolm gcgongen mar nm nit Barteilrcun0cn an
0crer Sd0cr bort 81 conerrcn gclegcntlid elner Fro
arumm. Garlequro letter Gage nit meientlidcm gtadl
Orld Ole ylotbpenogfeit elmer promptcn DurbIibrtng
scr pcrprodencn g9a6lreiormcn bcton Bat Sbotiad)c
it, ooB man nidt nur in 0Gu1lono, ionOcrr aud in
onOercu 9GnOcrfl un0 nidt sum megltcn bier0ulonoc
IN amtiden &reiien 0icer lprocnocn Jictormbemcgung
groBe guimertiamtct gcdenft bat. Nls bic erltcn
gsodrdten OnriIbcr berber gelongten mnr0c nnncnt'
lid in leten0en gSoi1ingtoner &recn Oc groBe Bcoul-
tuna elmer ioldDcn Neucgrng erfunnt n0 man tniipltc
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ron gang ulberefen6nrem %ertb cin ipern ole @d)t-
belt 0cr oeutiden Observation-Disclosures 0urd S5atad)c
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in oen 6eracn ,3lq Der 3eit cas- @erruuen Ocs cino-
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Sm Ocn lcttcn SaseH nod crin-
merit luls Der Suli Oaron, ipas cr unS
bon 9In6cginn bate bringea f0nnen.
mcln ci gcpollt.
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pcnn 6 lualr II, OaE gctlmann. .pOIIluea beim gc

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sen i6rcu 93odbor sur gcriiiglng
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lid ouf oie Wlihuirfung Der &eOat-
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glngrifi 81 ne6mcn unO bel icincr
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NtIfcle qiiiiQ hon GnnIaa bio Wlonlna az
rcnn3ireu Raieu 8unl Ptcr 3. Hap 'Slrdbe
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@cuniag5 730 Ulcrgens.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28
WHITE SLAYER CONVICTED
Sentence Ca he Passed ON MIR. Bor.
mo Coming Week.

Mrs Lorenzo Burino Of Diamond
vile. Wye. was Thursday Of last week
found guilty by jury In the United
States district court at Salt Lake city
of violation Of the Mann act The
jury retired shortly before noon and
presented ita verdict of guilty at t23ao
o'clock Judge Tiilman u. Johnson
announced that a sentence would be
pronounced ON January "a. next
Thursday. Mrs Iiorino n an Italian
woman. wife OF the proprietor OF a
saloon and alleged sporting house M
Dlamondville and IN the mother OF
three children. She was charged In a
grand jury indictment with having
caused and effected the trnnnporta-
ton ~ Rosa pccheke. a i5-ycaT -oid
Austrian girl from her home az Win
ter Quarters 90 piamondville for Inn
moral purposes.
During tho process of the trial Rosa
testified that she had been induced by
Mrs norino Ca accompany her Co Wy
omlng on the preteSt that she was %
do housework for the latter, II was
brought out that upon the arrival OF
the Pecheke Eirl at Diamondville she
was put 60 work In the kitchen dur
Ing the day time, hut at night was
dressed up In alluring garb and made
To dance In the saloon dance hall con-
Quoted by the defendant and her hus-
band, IL was shown through several
witnesses for the state that men and
women freduented the place. were
served with liquor and that the girls
were employed 20 dance with the
patrons.
Rosa Pecheke testified that she re-
belled against working In the saloon
when instructed 90 do so by the de-
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28
Balancc- Against ~.

while no action has yet been takon
Ivy the government. there II n strong
probability that firm price OF doll
lar an ounce viii bo put upon silver,
bern HayA THE present economic
position Of silver " exceptionally good
and N the price were determined by
unrestricted supply and demand u
would apparently soon 10 10 the his
toric price Of ti.ss and perhaps even
higher. The demands are heavy and
there are no stocks 10 draw upon. The
United States has trade balance az
ainst n In India. CHINA and Japan
We are impofting Immense quantities
Of jute and other war materials from
the orient and not exporting enough
TO those countries To pay for what We
are buying.
''The balance. which n now report
ed 60 be- $50. 900. 900. must be paid In
money. either gold or silver Tho
United states government viii not
permit any gold TO 40 out OF the conn-
try. Hence silver IN In demand. The
only great quantity OF silver IN the
country IN tho 900. 100000 ounces on
so OF silver reserve In the United
states treasury behind the outstand-
ing silver certificates. This cannot
DO used without calling In and can
ceiling the certificates, contraction
~ the currency which II not favorably
regarded.