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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-22
lis Majesty Only Gives Reward
When II Is Due"

When " is Due"
What did Il all mean? Why had
the emperor singled out for advance
ment the husband Of the woman. the
sight OF whom had SO greatly annoyed
hlm7 l confess that l became more
than ever puzzled over the curious af-
fair.
Within a week, however. thanks to
the Introduction OF Hohensteln. had
dIned at Count Won Leutenberg's pref
" house In the Lennestrasse In fine
room. the long windows of which COM
handed delightful view over the
Tiergarten and the Siegesallee.
The countess, extremely charming
and refined. having the misfortune of
being English, had not been taken up
warmly by Berlin society. She was. l
found. most delightful hostess. The
party included Laroque, the elegant
first secretary OF the French embassy,
and his Partisan wife, together with
Baron Hoffman,. the burly, round
faced minister OF the interior. and Doc
tor Paulssen, under-secretary at the
colonial Office. Hohenstein was. how
ever, not here. as he had been suddenly
dispatched by the emperor upon mis-
sion 10 Corfu.
At the table the talk ran upon Leu
tenbergs sudden promotion. where
upon the Minister Hoffman, declared:
Ellis majesty only gives reward
when IL is due. When he dlscerns tai
ent he Is never mistaken"
A week later the crown prince had
returned from surprise visit the
kaiser had made to Stettin. The en-
peror had played his old game of rous-
ing the garrison In the middle of the
night. and then laughing at the ludI-
crous figures cut by his pompous gem
erals and colonies rushing about in
their night attire eager to greet their
sovereign.
was in the princes private room
arranging the details OF a military pro-
gram AZ Potsdam on the following day |
when he suddenly entered and ex-
claimed:
"well. Heltzendorff. and how are
you proceeding In the Lennestrasse,
chr and he looked nj me with those
crafty eyes of his. u hear you were at
the house last night
/ started. Was / being watched? |
II was quite true that had called on
the previous evening. and. finding the
countess alone. had sat in her pretty
drawing room enjoying long and de-
Iightful chat with her
"ies. | called there" l admitted.
'The count is returning from London
next week 70 take his wife hack with
him"
a Visit From Count Zeppelin
The crown prince SMILED mysterious
~. and critically examined the curious
snake ring which he always wears
lpon the little finger Of his lef, hand.
I'VE need nor anticipate that. l
think. kiderien win aot grant him
cave He Is lar better IN Carlton
House Terrace than In the Lenne-
strasec"
u hardly follow your hlghness." l
"IIm. Probably not. my dear count
be laughed. Il do not intend that you
should"
And with that mysterious remark he
urned 10 meet Count won Zeppelin, the
'ognd-feced snowhaired. somewhat
i....f.f tnt...@.s.~ s..h. x.ae ...sa -
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-22

Won Leutenberg wns announced by G
turnkey In pink silk stockings. and q
moment later the tall officer clicked his
heels together and saluted smartly on
the threshold.
Il thought you would be pleased nj
your well-merlted promotions" said his
hlghness In quite genial tone. THE
emperor wishes you to leave for Lon
don by the ten o'clock express for
Flushing tonight. SO as to report 20 his
excellency the ambassador before he
departs on leave. Hence the urgency.
The countess. of course, VIII remain in
Berlin. You win. naturally, wish for
time 90 make your arrangements In
London and dispose Of your house
here"
And with those words the major was
dismissed.
"A charming man :" remarked the
prince. after the door had closed
"Hcltzendorff." be exclaimed few
moments later, after he had reflected
deeply between the whiffs Of his ciga-
rette. "Heltzendorff. wish you TO be-
come acquainted with the Countess
Won Leutenberg. and you must after
ward introduce me. / have fixed and
distinct reason. could obtain the as
slsiance OF others. but I trust you
only"
"But do not know the lady" pro-
tested. for | had no desire whatsoever
TO become implicated In any double
dealing.
"Iiohensteln knows her well. Will
see that he introduces YOU" replied the
kaiser's son. "She's uncommonly pref
~. so mind you don't fall In love with
her I've heard. too that Count George
Is a highly jealous person, but for
tunately. he win be very busy writing
secret reports at Carlton House Ter
race. So go and see Hohenstein at
once. and get him to introduce you to
the pretty little Englishwoman. But,
not a word of this CONVEX
sation is 10 be brenthed to a single
soul"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1917-06-22

\ AUGUST 3. 1914. I shook
the dust q Berlin from my
feet. crossed the French
frontier. and have since re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
HANOVER NEWS.

Montpelier. Va. June 23.-People
in Louisa county are eagerly await
ing the month OF September to see If
the world war will in reality end then
as a mute here predicted a few days
ago The man had never spoken I'M
til a few days before ne died, when
he predicted the hour Of his death
and the end of the war. He passed
away at the hour he had foretold
Charles Edward Morris is in Rich
mond hospital suffering from kicks
received from a horse last week
Mrs. Robert Garnet Nelson and chill
dren. of Richmond, are spending the
summer a their homo at Taylor s
creek.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Coates. OF
Coatesvlle. spent the weekend at
Montpelier.
On Monday Miss Kate Judy. can
ming demonstration. viii be in Mont.
pelier to organize canning clubs.
Samuel Waldrop McChesney is az.
tending night school and working il
Richmond.
Mrs. Blanche Perkins took shop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
TYSON PITCHES GOOD BALL
MD BEATS NEWARK BEARS

Newark Y J., June Buffalo
beat Newark hare today. 3 tn 2 Ty-
son held Newark TO two hits In six
innings. IN the seventh Manager
Needham. batting for Smallwood. sin
Tted with the bases full scoring Ell
dred and Getz McDonalds timely
double In the sixth practically won
the game FOR Eumslo.
Score by innings r II f.
Buffalo ...--.. n0e 012 oan-3 !
NewHrS Haa 400 900 6 q
Batteries TYSON and oneIow.
smailwood, Wilkinson and Egan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
TORONTO AND BALTIMORE
DIVIDE D0IBLE-HT ADER

Baltimore. Hume "a before over
Il. Doe fans. orc oe tho largest crowds
Of tho season. the Leafs and Orioles
divided this nftegn oon 8 bargain bill
SCORING half dom runs In tho sev-
ey1th, ;he visitors walked away with
the opener, 20 While the locals
4snt UP a stirring uphill feht 10 land
the second encounter TO 4 The
batting OF Alte1herg was feature
He had perfect average in the in
isiaI game getting four singles and
ii pass while he got TWO singles in
the second game as well
FIRST Game.
Score ny Innings: r II T.
fss-pssts- IN Il - y. ~ 400 sea &~4e ,y
Baltimore ----9 COL GOO 600~-I & .
Batteries Hearne and Kelly, Thor
mahien. Newton and McAvoy.
second Game.
Score by innings: r. III r
Toronto ..-..obs 900 600 8 2
Baltimore ..,-- of0 0bl 4o*--s 9 2
BATTERIES Tapple and Lalonge, Hll
and McAVoy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

totals ......,..-3 80 Is - /
xBatted for Raglan IN fourth.
INFLATED for Allen IN ninth.
Score by innings r.
BOSTON .............0o coo 40t 000--5
Brooklyn ..........,...o 22 Of ok
summary: Two-hase hits-,liick-
man, Tragresser, Kelly Home run
Wheat Sacrifice hits - pauhert.
Coomba Stolen bases Kelly, Mas
SOW. Double pIay---Wheat to Olson.
Hits-0H Raglan, in innings. Off
Smith. Z In 41-3. Left on bases -
Boston, s; Brooklyn, 3. Bases on
balls-~On Smith. 2. of CoombS, 2:
eff Allen. l. Struck out--Bv Raglan.
i, by Allen. l. Hit by pitcher~Bv
Allen ( Oisou), Umnires--orth and
Alien t0lson.) Umpire - Orth and
Rigler. AUTOMATICALLY 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
OPPOSED TO GAMBLING.
IN BASEBALL. PARKS

Chicago June 23.-An ultimatum
against gambling at American league
ball parks was delivered today by
President Ban Johnson. Betting, he
said. has been tabooed at Philadelphia.
New York and Chicago and the lid
must be put on also in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Inns, ?; Morton, McMullin. Schalk,
Jackson, Bases on bails--On Benz.
5: off Williams. 2; off Merton, 5,
Struck out--By REM, l. by Cicotte,
s. hy Morton. 2; by Coumhe, 8.
Double plays weaver TO r., Collins to
Gandil; J. Collins 70 Weaver, Coumbe
TO Howard. WamhsgHnss to Harris.
tmpires--Connolly and Nailin, Time
- "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Providence. &; Rochester, 8 (sec-
ond game).
Toronto, s. Baltimore. FIRST
Came).
Baltimore, 6; Toronto. 4 (second
came).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

I Mrs. Charles Carver and daughter,
of Roanoke, are spending some time
with friends at Montpelier.
| Miss Bessie Moss Is spending some
time in Richmond with her sister.
Mrs PorterwiE,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
frn.,snS Eflriinrrntx

Rnston in Brooklyn.
New York in Philadelphia
Cincinnati In st. Louis.
Other game not scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

ping trip to Richmond last week.
Mrs I.avinia Lowry Is Ill in the
home of her daughter here. She Is
over eighty years old. and has a num-
Der of great-grand children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Summary " Tive base hit--NC4Au-
ley. Three base hite--Cathers, Banks
ton Home run Zimmerman Sac
rsf7ce hifs-knahe, lIoyt, ffanford.
Stolen bases~~-StRttery. McAulev 10.
Zimmerman, Double plays--Conroy
to Mcconnell to E;hel Struck out
BY Enright. :, by ifoyt, l. Base on
balls--By Enright. i by Hoyt. .
Hit by pitcher~-MoConneil by Hoyt
Left on bases-Richmond s. Mon
treal s Bedford and Me
Bride Time: as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

Miss Nora Beazley is staying with
her father at Offley. y.
Mrs. Thomas Harris continues III
in her home.
Shiloh Methodist church celebrated
ChiIdren's day last sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Standing of C1u,,a


Pittshurg In Chicago.
Cincinnati in st, Louis.
No other games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Games Tomorrow

Montreal in Rich mond.
Toronto IN Baltimore.
Buffalo in Newark.
Rochester in Providence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24

i one-band stab Of Hoiden's liner in
sh~ second game. The fielding OF
Mcconnell also stood out prominently.
The box score. follows;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
y . - II WEIf.
ed for CaYeieskie in 18th.
1litago.

xHatte6 for Danforih in sth.
xxisatted for Laehoid In nth.
xIsaued for Williams in 18th
xzBstsed for Lynn In 18th
Score by innings: II
Cleveland .onG 100 noa 600 ndn--1
S-hstaRO 600 COL 600 coo nat--2
SUMMARY Two-hase hit--Harras
~AcEance hiss--Wam bsganss. u. Col
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Buffalo in Newark.
Rochester in Providence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-24
HRO!E SCRUPP GIVEN

CONTINUED From FIRST Page)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Sin SnOcg.


@nt6dlt gomcn oacr omerifanii6cn
SolOoten. ~ &on &ricgs.0epor.
tement 5uiammengeiteQt. 0ie
itotiitiibe 0iOiiion. 9lhuni-
niiln-S6iloer fir ole Sol0aten.
g8oi6in9toH %. September.
~ Sin &arten-Snoer aaer amerifa-
niiden Sol0oten i'm uno ouBer6dl6
oes &onoes miro bonn &ricgs- 0cpar-
cement bergeiieat. Gie not6ieen @cl.
Der fir ole 9lrbeit iinO pom GougrcB
6elpiaigt morocn. SSeOer glngc66rigc
ser armee, Oifi5iere unO Sol0aten
meroen regiiirirt merOcn. Sic &ar-
ten peroen in olp6a6ctii6er 9lei6en-
folge georOnet lein, ilno man miro iib
ibrer beoienen fonnen, menn Ger ga.
ne zines 9lrmeeangeb0rigen in See
res6efeblen oOer &erlultliltcn or
iAeint. gluf oen &orten mer0en aud
ole beionOeren &enn5eicber ieoes
SoIOaten imo Sfii5iers un0 gtomen
uno slOreHen ieines nG6itcn 2lnoer.
wonOten ber5eidnet iein.
Ger Elon ieOen Soloatcn nit ci.
ner Summer 5u bc5eihnen, lit oifge-
geben moroen. Statt 0elien ioa ieoer
Seeresange60riee Elm 9lluminum.
S6ilo, oas I'M oen SoIS ectrooen
miro, nit gtome ln0 @onlpognic-9e-
5ei6nltng erbalten.
@s murOen aud FlGne fir ole 9il-
Dung elmer itotiitii9en 0ipiiioi nit
elmer 3mcielteae in 8aris fcrtiggc-
lielt. Wlebrere 6itnoert Glerfs mer-
oen fir Die 9lr6eit in oieier SecreS-
glbtbeilung benot6igt meroen. Gie
&iIten mer0en ni6t MIR Die gfamen
Der SolOoten I'M 6eloe, ionoern audi
Der BON Giuililien, 9riegS.Gorreipon-
oenten uno 9lnoercn, Die Ocn Streit.
frGften 5ugetbeilt iino, umfoiien.
Waior $. s. Sones pom Ieportement
Oes @enerol. .9loiiltonten ite6t an Der
Spite Der Itatiitiiben Gioiiion in
@oibington.
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@crIdlluSrnnns.Oi .Oicriidlte.

5iini 8lic1er Gin glefrltirunss-0ffi-
jcr iino jmei 6lottcu6d6nricbc
ongcbIiD an cincm Goulplott 5c
t5ciligt.
Gan 6ronciSco, %. Sept
Slim 9Ritglicoer oes 2uiti6iiier.
Corps Der Ser. Staoteh Gin &cfru-
tirings -Sfiiiicr bon Scr 9lnOesar-
NEE unO jpei 6d9nrihc bon oer6lor.
tc iollcn an einem Gonplott gegcn
Die Ncgierllng 6ct6ciligt iein, oeiicn
llr6e6er Sieutenant @rpin 6rieorib
Shneioer BON Der oellti6en Diorine
mO G6eooore &oiingcr, 9tngetelter
zines &arcn5ouies, icin iollen
Sd)neiocr unO &alinger wuroen
Dor &ur5cm in Soft gcnonlmcn.
Gie @ui6iiaung crfolgtc Icbte
9ta6t ais 9eiuItot einer SrOre bonn
S5ulti5 Qcpartcnlent nit Der @ciing,
0oB SdneiOcr mo &ainger o6ne
gScitcreS pom GolntD-@ciGngnib
nod Dem Getentionslagcr auf 9lngel
SSSlono ge6robt per0cn mo iid au1
Der irii6erc Oeutidc @encrolconiuG
6ron5 9opp nnO DER ebcnali9e @ijc.
Goniul Baron s. $. Don Sdod De.
lin0en.
llc6cr oic 9(rt, mie Oie 9lrmcc. mO
6Iotten.Sfii5icre on Dem Gomplott
6etbciligt iinO, plrOe ieOe 9lusflnft
Dcrlpcigcrt. 9lue Sniormation ii6er
ole 9lngelegcn6cit iollcn naH Sau
Diego un0 Sos Sln0eles aeidbidt nor
Oen fem no iib Scr Sie Ser Ser.
Idiuorung 6ciin0en ioll.
g(S Sdneioer in0 &oiingcr feItgc-
nommen fulroen oeutetcn 9ln0eS5c-
ante on ooB oie &eiocn in Gcr6in-
0ung nit bier jcBt in 2oreoo, Ecgos,
internirten 0iterreidbiihcn Sfii5ier,n
itonOcn, ole onge6lic6 gcplont 6o6cH
iollten bon @icrifo nob GeutidIonO
ODER Oeiicrreid 5l entfommcn ml0
inter Oem &erooht itonOerL militia
Ride Sniormotionen erbalten sl ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
gln0cOlid ni@t Ocr6nuscrt.

Ger Sim 6ein" -6iibrer 9(i6e.
@rlog &er5leioen. 60 aet 9lr5t
bel SnQueit. N S5n Gublin bat
Scr san betrddtlihc grrcgung
bcrporgculfcn.
2onoon %. September.
Ger am Nlithpo6 in Cublin eriolgte
500 Ocs Sim 6cin"-6il6rers Sbos.
9li6c, Oer auf ireipilliges @crbun-
germ 5uriidociii6rt miro, Bat nah ei-
ncr Gublincr Gcpci6e on Oie uGailp
N}oil" elm grcles Sibt auf Die poli-
tiic6cu Sdwicriofcitcn Srlon0's &C.
worfcn mo Die Slim Sem -Seutc
iolen in GROCER grregung iein.
9libc's 9eibnom lit in scr Uniform
Scr irl0noiiden 6reimiQigen in eli.
nem Gn6liner S)oipitoI ouigebabrt,
uno cs mag cine oiientlide 9ei6en-
feier om Sonntog Ocroniioltet iuer-
Ocn. 2luh onocre Sim Sem
lSii5rcr ioaen iid in Dem aranfen.
bauic, in wel6cm 9libe itor6, in &C.
f06rlidem SuliauNe 6ciinocn.
gSa6rcnO ocS Suquciis iibcr
qlibc's 800 an Gouneritoe erflGrte
Frofeiior @2c9}ccne0 nod ciner in
@egcnmart onocrcr 9lcr5te Dorgc.
uonlnIcucn llntcrin@ung oes 9eib.
noms, DAB 9liGc niHt elm 0pfcr 0eS
@ungcrS 0cworoen iei. Sn icinem
Ologen bate ii6 cine 6inrei6enoc
glabrlngsmenge benmOcn. Ser 600
ioa iniol9c elmer @cr5fronf6eit unO
SungencongeItion eingetreten iein.
Cos Scr5 iei in obnormalem 3u.
ltanoe 9elUeicn mo cine ploblide
ooer anOouernoe 9luireeung b6tte
i'm to0ten miilien.
Ser Soipital.glr5t Or. @1c&enno
bc5cugte, ooB 9li6e i6m gciagt babe,
cr ici am 0icnito9 ecwaItiom gefiit-
tcrt iporoeu mo Damn iniolgc eines
@uitenanioacs 5uiouncn9c6ro6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

G6orles s. &eDs, Oelien @obnltrg
iid an Der @orren,9ioao bel @odeDs-
rine beiinOet, mlroc am 0onnerItag
Abeno BON eincm 9Iutomobil in Dem
lid @6min g8. 0eiBe bon gtr. $40,
Oit-9iort6 glpe. uno ieine 5rau be-
ionOen ii6criobren unO i6wer oer-
Iebt. Sens mar in GodepsDile ge.
iuelen imo mar in 9eeleitltng bon s.
Bernar0 Gomez inO elmer 6reoerid
auf Dem Seinmeee bcgriiien ais in
Der gtd6e Oes &olies BON @iaiom $.
Golett oos 9liitonlobil an ibnen por-
beiiabren wolte, oos BON SeiBe ge.
Ienft muroe, ipo6ei aeDs iiberfa5ren
uiirOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

GroicNor Geuri 2ouiS @ereion
ocr tins Dor }ln26rub OcS ariegcS
crluG0lt porOcn ioar, miro I'M gio'
OcmbT cin9ciii6rt Uerocu.
@s 6eiBt Die 9lfaocnic 6cobiid-
tigc, O2n @cucrol Soiire ais Nlit.
glieO 81 cuu06lcn I'M i6m ibre 9In-
crfcnnm9 ieincr GcrOienite Inn sic
iron5olil1e glrmce auS5uOriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
Sin t6cnrcs Gdllafdlcn.

Sobn Y8lrroD bon glemport 93eiuS
beri6tetc I'M Souptquorticr,
Dab er geitern glodntittog in eiuem
Speiieroim an Der Eratt.StraBe
eiuidIief uno ooB, ais er erpobte,
ieine 8oorihdft I'M @etroge bon
1904 oerlbmunoen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

liben aric9si6oupIote 8olgenoes
betonnt
nSn ocr 9lGbc ocs Scrct6 brahtclr
0entiAe Gruppcn 100 @eiangcnc
mo me6rere Maidineugeidiibe ais
OoS 9lciultot eines llntcruebmens
elm Oas bis sur critcn 9inie OeS
6einoes oisgeiii6rt worOeu par.~
81 fe6te am Ylonte Ga
brtcIc.
@ien 26. September, oia 2oH-
Oon, 27. September. (&cr5ogert) ~
Die 81. 81. Sberite Seercslcitme nel-
oct pom italicnii6en aricgSi6ou-
plote:
n9lm Nlote Gabrielle uno bei aol
muroen fcinOlihe Gecognos5irings-
Cruppen 5uriidecihlogen. Sm 20.
nole.Scctor uuo inn Sector peitlicb
bon EoImino brodten uuicre Grllp-
pen @efangene Gin.
glm Sion5o lu0 5wilden Dem
@tid- uno Dem Sugona.gbol iano
leb6oitc 6licgcr-C6dtigtcit itott."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

6altcn Observation-Disclosures
9tebrere bun6ert 9epobner Der
@loomingOnle.9looo uno @inhelter',
2ourens. itnO @oplar @rope.StraBc
uerianmelten iid eeitern glbeno in
Der S6ulbole Ger Sutberiiden Stride
Der Geri06nung an ser g8indelter'
StraBe rn0 lpro6en ibre Snoigno'
ton iiber 0ie @rriAhmg elmer 9iei1e
ron 9ln5cieen.Yioiteu an Der Eoplar-
@rppe.StroBe rmo 9loomingOole'
9iooo aus. 9lnlprahen murOen &C.
toIten, in oencn betont wurOc, bob
oieie %ioiten nidt mir Den @ertb oes
umliceenoen 9eiibt6umS reOu5iren.
lonoern mi6 ole 9msiidt BON Der
@loonineoole.9iooo uno on Der
@opIor @rooe-StraBe beeintrodti-
gen. Sin Gonitc muroe eruannt
nm bel @3opor 9reIton Oor5uipreden
uu6 ion 81 eriu6en Die Yioiten ent,
iernen 81 loilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

mcn5mebmen, I'M bic @cipinne ocr
9lcuolution 5lt rciteu, ucl1e, wenn
iie nidt iebt gcii6ert wcrOen, BON
cincr nibt wieOcr gut 81 ma1enoen
9otuiirop0e beOrobt icien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29
6rau50Iidjc glfaOemic crluG6lt ollu-
itcrblidc".

&oris, %. September. II Sic
iran50iiide 9lfoOcnie beipratb geitern
Ole 6ro9e ser @ie0eroufna6mc ncuer
D}itglicoer, weI1e ieit ariegS6eginn
oiii9ebo6en mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

6iini 6licger Gin 9iefrltirun9s 0iii-
5icr lin0 5uei 6lottcn6o5nriNc
ongebli1 an cincm GOulplott De
t5eiligt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-29

Eereitidcnfo Z III 5uriid0c.
trctcH.
Y YcterS6urG 2S. Scptcmbcr.
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