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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08

II is not desirable to contract
sugar teets under this discrimi1a-
ton, for no matter how high a gus H.
ty of beets lou deliver. the prize re-
riains the same. A home factory
would eliminate this discrimination
II. as a result of this movement. you
are offered contracts under the slid
ing scale. then the efforts for home
factory should be redonbled in order
to further develop this territory
through a home establishment.
The argument is some time ad-
yanced that the culture of sugar
beets entails too much work for the
labor now oLaployed, and requires
more time, when the day is already
crowded With work necessary 10 be
done.
Did you ever stop 10 consider that
the farmer who is engaged in the
culture Of the sugar beet has more
time u attend to that and other
crops, than the farmer who is fol-
lowing other lines Of culture?
The reason is readily understood
when ere considers that the hand
labor in a beet field is obtained by
the company and that when not en-
gageI in working in the beet field,
l. available for other work that may
be necessary. Thus the exchange Of
labor With your neighbors automati-
caily ceases. and you have more time
TO devote to the upbuilding Of your
own place.
This portion Of the territory
should respond well to the solcita-
ton for sugar beet acreage, for the
reason that the benefits will offset
whatever, IL any, Of undesirable fea-
lures that may accompany the
growth and development OF so val
liable an industry.
| There is under the Western ditch
something like 5000 acres. of
which just the righ proportion is in
alfalfa. Nearly this entire acreage
should be pledged for the production
/ OF sugar beets to be delivered to the
/ HOME factory, because 1t just nicely
/ makes nne-third Of the cultivated
area available in this district.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
THISTLE'S TALK
BEET GROWERS

Uontinued from First Page
eou tent leads the grower 70 put forth
hi bzst efforts To develop the best
,uSsible crop under the circum-
staGseS.
Tue sugar beet was the salvation
II rhe Julesburg Irrigation district
.t.e1 staggering under the burden OF
ksss Of crops and the increased bond
- Indebtedness caused by the failure
II the reservoir in 1910.
.rxeraI stations are somewhat low
~ than the net average.
That the culture Of the sugar beet
d profitable is indicated by the in
ERASED acreage deyoted 10 That crop.
The certainty Of market and
n knowledge that the returns de-
p<nd upon the tonnage and sugar
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
Machinery & Household Goods

2 Lumber Wagons lone nearly
new), Spaulding Buggy NEARLY
new), Single Buggy, John Deere
Lister. Sulky Plow Two Bottoms,
Disc, 3-Section Harrow, l Badger
Cultivator, Mccormick Binder (six
foot cut, Mccormick Mower (6
foot cut, Platter Sweep, Hoosier
Corn Stalk Drill, Fan Mill, Grind
Stone. Incubator, De Laval Ser-
arator No. II, 2 Sets of Work
Harness, Single Harness, some
Household Goods, and other
articles to numerous to mention.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
Bids for Contract for Workins
Streets aad Haulins Coal for
Power Plant

The Board of Trustees If the Town Of
Juls.i,u'.. hereby agree TO accept bics
fo' contract for working streets and
hxuiifg coal for power plant for one
y-ar Big innirg March J, la!1.
All bids must bs IN possession Of the
town clerk OF or before the next reg
ulsr meeting Of the council February ~,
1917.
The board OF truse.--s reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
T.. S. FASTLACk. Clerk
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
S Head of Horses

Bay Horse, ten years old,
weight 400, Bay Mare, ten years
old weight 1900, Gray Mare, seven
years old weight 1900, Bay Mare,
seven years old, weight 1900. All
good work horses. Bay Colt
coming two years old.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08

A. J. Beckman of the north
table went to HoIyoke today for a
short visit.
Mrs. GrOvcsnor LaSalle and
daughter we're Julesburg visitors
last Saturday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08

Still 1t is said that this territory
Is not capable Of producing sugar
beets OF sufficient tonnage and bear
Ing the desired percentage of sugar
content to support q sugar factory.
Mr.. Mendelshon's talk, however,
should not be treated lightly by
those who heard him, for he present.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
on account of illness.

A boys aud also a girls glee
club have been organized as
subordinate to the chorus work.
Definite plans are being made
for the May festival. We hope
TO make this festival the bestthat
Julesburg has ever seen.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
10 Head of Cattle

10 Mich Cows Is with calves by
side ahd ) to be fresh soon.) 5
Steer Calves coming yearlipgs- 3
Heifer Calves coming one year
old Two year old short Horn
Bull (exta good
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
Notice Of Sheriff. Foreclosure
Sale

By yirtoa f dscree OF the dist.sc.
sO--r of the se-on1 u 4I-isi ol-trl..i o.
C-.e state II Col ia -. III and isr TIA.
an and county o. Denver, mace bet
,rl5zr -. -t-g q cause rsuceY .,gDj
o. IL. cDc.@: Of ssl1 court. wh.--..I
VI e. : Int, bllzsDstn lita Ware
Lpu..s i43, Ec-a In brl-y- snc Roo
~ ]. Pix 2. IrUsts-, S... plain, is
anc DinUr BlrLznsn and Eniers II
Brs-tlusi...Iu i,-lf l-nent Company were
oe .e-.1aUt- and whereby tie under
sl.t.J ~ SHer 4 o. rs County Of
S-dgw.es il tns state Of Colorado, an
clr-c'el = eel the m1rtgeysd r-si
PROPERTY ,-reIrsfter c.>, riuec 10 maxi
tue -lm Of fO-Ty s;x Tno1-si.o Eignr
Hundred aud TLir.y-fye Dollars and
rili-ty-seyen cents 81, 81. ar-
juIysc % D. one IRON the c-f-nosrt,
Dixon E1chari 4. = the plant f.. VII
han s lii. Iizsterh IliH Hxr,sn.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
Notice

There will be meeting held
Monday night, February IL, at
the Grit. Advocate office tor the
purpose of electing officers of the
Julesburg baseball team for the
ensuing year. At this meeting
other important matters will be
taken up pertaining to making
arrangements for winning ball
team for next summer. All in
terested in seeing a good baseball
club for Julesburg are urged to
attend.-D-. G. F. Ewing, Man.
ager
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Ceurtright. who
have been visiting with S. S. Rick
ley returned to their home in
Sterling Wednesday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-02-08
Public
SAI>E

Having sold my farm l will sell
at Pubic Sale at my place 10
miles southeast of Oshkosh. s
miles north and 2 west of Jules
burg. 3 miles north and 6 east of
ChappelI, Section IA. Township
Is, Range Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08
aIaac iiber faIidIc 8olstif It irtt 5wedIOs.

1ic acitern bonn 8inOcs Sciator BortS bon Cali.
uruen bc Scr 1cbatte i'm 5euet iber ocr Den Nbbrud
Ser oiplomatiiden @c}eBnleeu nit Delttidlan0 noo
rtn0en NcIdluB oeS 5cnatorS Stonc aniocitcltc @cs
baiphlae oaB Sic Der 5taoten nidt neutral gepccn
fn0 bah iic Bic Tortudbrenoe &ercBng ibrcr Red]te
0urd GnganO Dgenomnicn bdttel ais paren lic Der
biu0ec Guganos, uiO 6oB oic glegicriug cbenio gnt
itc e antcriEauiitc 8iirqcr ag5ugraen bat ibr sab
rio tSlt III @lerto in Stit sn alien, amertaniiHen
9rQcru bdte gcbctcn f6nuc oIts ser curopaiineH @c
abraonr pcg5lbIcibcn III ciuc gSicocrbolnlg oeet
mas III oct lchtcn 5Dc Sabrer BON aRiionen glmcrtn
ncrn oft geagt mor0cn lit nno peSlucge e ais opalc
Yiiracr Qebrun0niorft lpor6eu lino Tod bat cs lett
tpiueu pcd mcbr oarber pielc 21ortc du perlicren.
U5 vi itln ciuual gcdcbcu Gin 3urid gicbt eS idt
nebr cbcnio penig pic 0elthlanO eBt nod ocn giiid
sita antretcu faun @cioe 9e9ierngcn irierc mo
0ic oeidc baben Bic 9]riidn bintcr iid) abgcbrorrt
IaS cli3ge mas nod oas Sdlinmite pcrbiteu fam
ii oab sic oeltideu ltAoote uic cS ident crtgegrl
SCI gnnabic berinlonoc feline iieiitroleu sdfe obne
Il rberacben0c @arunq perientcn UerOen mo onB iius
icrc @d,tfsbtiber Gill Ginicbcn babe iuo bre 5diFc
aus Der Ccabr5one ierlbatcf. Tic .,Stanoaro Gel
Goipaqnic lit oarin nit Gblioem @cilpcl poranacaaii
aen uicedt mcropn aiioerc 5ffiSbeiiBer oaclbc tbR
la0 apcnn 0anu niid fcne 9luslolOSp6ic mcbr ais9c
Iiult mcr0cn fir A6entcrcr oatn iii inlnerAu Die
@oadtet porbniOcu ooB es lu teinen Seinoiegteiten
smiden sen Scr. Gtonen ino Icutldllano fonnicn
ipiro Gigau0 ipnidt Jest iiberbaupt nidt onB ocr
Qsrnd) 5piideN ocu Ser Stoaten unO IcutibLano ell
uonEommcucr miro. no sUar oeSbalb nd)t neil iDHt
he6cfqt pcrScf it, oab sic 9cr Siaatcu brcr eigcucn
arIcg geOel 1eutdlaro f5rer imO ntt Der gntcnte
tcitrcten ipirOrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

HtrgP1dtc 49, Die &cr Staateu 32 ilno oic ibri
gen 2taatcu Ser Mclt 0.4 WIiuioucu 3cntucr Snpecr
cas- Chile juanucn N}illionen Gpppc5cntucr oas lit
enc 8er6oppchmg oeS solpeterperbrouds. GSos oa9
ir Oe MISUNDERSTANDING bcOciltc brolldt nid uci
ter erlGntcrt 5 mcroe 1elltihlanO nO icillc 8crbin
Octcu iuo IN oeicr StegwlHg icbitueritGuOlid uibt
be.beiligt, oa sic Nlttclmdde eine bereeiidcu Sim
iHbren erbotcu Eeti1lanO 1lc1 aber be]og inn 5ric
ben iiir lan0prtbtatIidlc nO d]euiid)e 3rpcdc lmo
nsbcou0cre iir Die Sprengitoinouitric idbrlih rlmo
= G2iuione IoppeI5entner Gbeiapetcr 6aS be0elitct
fir bic Belt Don ore gIonaten glaoneu 9oppeI5eut
Hcr IcltidIonO par i'm srieocn alp an eriter STEELE
betbciIigt lluo troboen III c5 DelltibImo SIrb ben
bobct StanO icincr Mtcuhat ino Iednit gcllmgcu
ii elmer 3eit pp t ser Gapeterbc0arf Der Gtltentc
rn6 gImerifaS gang eeipaItg iteigerte au Die 3utbr
oltics Robpro0utteS gd5li ocr5ihtcn 5 f61ncu Olit
ubebHber 9IuimerOung aus 9cid)Smittclu lit III Ieutib
oll0 cine SSnorie entitnlOen Die Dem S1ioe ir Die
Scrtellulg bon Nlmition ino fir sic Duiglng OeS
@dcrs ans Dem imcritopilitc &orratb scr 2iiit td
Ioiiboltigc &erbiuongcn cr5ellgt Gctblano uir6
cnourd) ndt olcin udbrcno scr Ioler Oes areges ion
bern oiiA nndb5er pom Anslanoc e6u5lit lmobbdnoig
icu mo eine 8o9llmGSbilmB I'M ms bis 1870 Nilio-
nci W|orf perbciiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

Scr 1bcil Scr 0rQlo dmcrifaiiidlen Yrciic 0er as
gon Street niO 9sortbcliiicFrciic betanrt it, tan
glcs orebeu ino peuOen vis ibm beebt Gbe g
5ni Druid nit Galtidouo fam mar oicie Frciic eli
ra brliiht bns @oL oer Scr 5taaten 5u iibcr5etGcn
Sab oas Tcittidc 9olf cDr baI6 am 9ungrrtun linGc
pcroc Seet il oiee @rce cbelio ieiBg m Der Ar.
teit cinc 2cicr III bcr5ciGcH oaB Ictidanb gcniIg
&cbeusmittcl bat oaB oie Rnoer mcgeu Wadlnangels
lcnc RofD cioctl nno oaf Gcutitlauo oen Striea nod
ihi Sa6rc fortcbcH !onnc
sic Abiidt lit Iedbt crtrnnbor. IaS uncrifaniic6c
Gulf gEaubt TeuthhIano babe bic 9lodooe GnalatoS
anaciinOiet. neil IS por Der @ciabr cbc alisaebin
0prt 5i peroen mio BAG III oenbar bic llriadc 1air,
cuI ten nennclicircrfbcr Gnt6niiasmnS brr bic moo
Nbc Musiif cines arc9eS nit IcitiHInilo belte5t.
Iorum pcpnitt oic Nortbcliiic.@rciic oas @olt cst
M ii6rr5cn1ei on lie lug ais tie pur Dem glpbrnb Der
0iplonntiiheu AGcAngcu tagein tagaus lpnlteilanoe
9'cti9te ibcr SugcrtropaIlc iii Icutihaiin brad)tc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

&crsl tSrou 2. So6niou @oe, ole
Sdud9ertn 6cs in 6lonocrn gcioIc.
rcr 9lbeiiteurerS Sobn = Soc, nulu
crfldrt, sic 1clltiben in s0lerifo iri.
tcriiiibter 8iao, inO sic y@oi6ing.
ton Noit~ ia0t 0ic nicrifaniidcn
Ieutihcu icien 5reluoc Garrou5as.
"a miibtcu iic idIicBIi@ ia gau5
Mcrifo bebcrrihcrl Gicic Gelltihcu
III Merifo miiiien sod gou3 uertelI.
icltc &crle icin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08
srIbataaidnng nnO 9anidInna in GualanO-

Nonor Gam, Der brihid)c SdIatontS. Sefretdr, or
fdrt GngIauo fourte nidjt asgebuugert meroen ourd
0Qu ocutideu ll.8ootlrcs g9r glaber, OaB gpnar
3osp iclblt nitt aIabt, ros er oa agt Scit Dem l.
febrnar bobcn bic llgoote einc @eionuit Eopnage bon
10000 1onneu pcrHidtet EaS iio lmgcidbr 10000
Ionei pro Tag Gn oeu criten edls Iagcn Ucrbielten
0ic ll0ote d abcr nod Hcbr oocr iDcniger pao, ocW
III ocr gntnOanig POM 81 Sautar acGebcneH Beripre
d,en acnidb @cerr dbcr DerIlidtctcn lie SdiTTc nit
cucr GcIamnt tonnage bon iber 10000 Icmcn.
@eun iic IN ocniclben gcnpo ortiabrcn miro lbre
@eiac im 6ebruar mtroeitens Die Sohc non 100000
conneii erreider. GiCc 3abler miiiicn ieoen oerte
orn Mcnihcu 81 Der leber5clgllng bringcn oaB Gng
lstO llntcr ioher llHitan0en cbr mrrg Rabr'na5mtt
tcpubr babcn ipiro ul6 Die @rnabruIgsra9e auf Den
britideu SnieH III 8met MoAatcr cine cbr brennenoc
mcrocn Haif Bcnn GnaIau6 tcIe @littcI finoet iid)
tcr ll@ooe III crwebrcu piro es 5 Der 3eit mann ole
cnpeFiuogtc grobe 5rbiabrs Giicniue" beginner iol
an Suugcrtib ioaen. gonar &aIp ipiu MIR Die gng
ldnocr brribigcu Mcnn Oos Yoli obcr crit enna oeu
Snupcr u6It oonn miro cs iene Saatsmancr filr bic
Sduidnuq pr @crantDortutg scben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08
Die g2rppaannbn bcr Qiinc.

g9ir lcbcu lit 3eitaltcr Der @ropoganoa ser 2iigc.
gcit 5pcicinbatb Sabrcn tiidt oaS britde @obc inS
icgta9lid 2gen au o icbt idn0t aud Der orlcrfauis
i,c Gccgrapb al 2ii9en 5lt neoc Gs lit ter pabrcs
Aort oorait oai Die III oen ooen unerer iibcricedlen
Gliiblmgen lcgenocu 0erhbeu 5fiiie pon Der @cios'
rng abiidltlid bedjdoigt lmo OaB ic BON Den nncral
den Neb6rben beidngnafmt uorOen nb GicieS itrtigc
Nnuciicn Scr 3eitnngen nuf bic bcporcbenoc Netlap
nlbmung Der III uniercn 31Ieu licaenocn 9d)iie II
ibcrboH oie9 G5epaih 2ctc 5d)iiic founrn 6il cocr
4eit nbidbren Dic Gopitdnc brabcn id nllr alari
rNngSpaperc nah TeptiblonO o0cr irgen0 eiicn on
ocreu NacH aBcrbalb Scr Scr 5taaten altsitclrr III
lciier. Cine onOcrc grobc 2iac uuroe 0eu onerfani-
dcn 2ccru gcltcrn antgetiid1t' lrcrcm 8oiidaitcr
Ccraro III 8ern oatc cs nidt croubt porocn iciil, ali
5nreiir big bic oclitie Mc0icrrg geuiBbct crlongt
Asbc Oaf G5rai NcrnltoriiS Scmfcbr nidte ui g9cgc
i,bc Gs it oicc iddnolidc @ropagonoa Der gige, oic
pcrnltipord) lit ir ooS aeipomtc GcrbdtB 5uiid)cu
sen Der Staaicn unO Ientidlan0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

g(al A. t5cbr 0annab 9llman, gir. All Moie.
ollc Ierr0cc 6S Sabre alt.
ylni 4. Sebr, SbOmas BaHnpn i'm llniocr
liiaiasppfpitnl, AZ Sabre all.
IlH f. yebr, Sp0n z. YeHnermau, Jir sos
0culnglpH. SirdBc, 80 Sabre ali.
Yin 4. 5ebr Nuna SrOwui gir 9ls Ggllm'
btdtgpc. 50 sabre ait
I'm 8. 5ebr., Seou Q. panliHc IT,, gir. 24te
EdlcneiusSpc. Sabre ni.
gIm 4. debr 9Inno 4. 9ail glr. 1907 gtorbi
@jilnlor SirdBe, 40 Sabre alt
slni 3. Sebr., Gonrao oelieridl, Sitile Gi'
tiers Of TIE &oor, % Sabre ali
ylin b iSebr, Wcorgc u. SigB, ltr 2225,
Nbrlttuu Cit, IA Sabre ait.
ghu 6. Sebr N9arlcs ". Sitdcpd, GitilC
Sitef3 p Toe iDor, 65 Sabre dlf
AlI Gepr, sOttte Soit im g'orploEo Sc
HcrnlANpipiidl, 80 SABRE Gi.
giil y. iycbry Sunie 0DrnbCrgcr, I'M SobUa
tNoptnatpulpitai 80 Sabre alt.
sliii 4. Scor.. Yatrid g. MenHch, ylr 110S
Clt.gorib Ape., 81 Sabre att
ain b. {Sebr, GmuG &iua, i'm Wiornlano
, WcHcra GniWiQl 80 Sabre dlt
sI1l .. 6ebr gI6oIp1 aBnisebrrgcr, Nr $40
@pticlod roBe ~ Sabre alt
gInl .. 6cDr, 3oa 6 Setter i'm St. 20.
lcpbsaNplpitdl 80 Sabre alt
gnn 4. Sebr5 &atBertne Ncwlon gtr. T47
SaS.SntlcR Sirabe 90 Sabre alL
gtin y. Schr., s. Xciuio Gdmat, gr II c
G1elierStrahe, % Sabre alt
gtm 2 Senr. Wnnetl SegmOur, i'm llniucr
ltuis4Holplinl - Sabre cit
Ntt u Sepr. Jnmeo Snttaut 9tr 7is a.
Slodlon Sirnbc, 81 Sabre ait
gltH 8. 5cbr, gtbsl ". Tlm6S gtr f474
SlepeHnu irnBc 8 Sabre olt
ysul y Ge5r.. 0tlinn y, xiueroH, gtr 612,
9Ilton'Sfrabsz SO Sabre ~.
WIN H. Nebt, Bertha g9nancr, gir 44t e.
@cniaion sirobc 80 Sabre ait
gii \ oepr.l gitaaDetb ScuH, gy 369o so.
glig Seprg 9em 3. &arb, H. 25o6 Gmi.
lorb Nucs 80 Sabre all
sLni 3. ycbr dniriar s.. genltina, i'm llnis
bcrtldlSeNolpttal, GA syubrc all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

l ~ tU II 4 lJl q.
Separafc glngcboic pcroen anpcnonnen bon
Der Goulratt NcDDrDc Oet 5ia0t baltimore fit
llmtouicu dN pinlcrgcb0iioc ocs SreibbdnlcS
on Der gglNll un0 llubalitcn linp glnhaiten an
oas IotlcHeniSebdlibc, btIter ocm Nlireange
hdnoc MldotonslpeHneG Ginsung, Srnib &lll
Ylri, iur oeH WianOt nHo Staoiruib 6ur BE
mbMg ictcns Der 0drl Gommiiidre
Nuqeboie mllilcn In Gupliidi u5gcicrtigf
lVb IN uerilcQclicu 0olipcris an Sen ,9oufo
oi gpdroe ol Baltimore Gin" aorciiiri iciit
oic glulidrii ,Br0pDinl for 9llterations to
rear HHl0iNgi Xrupagntug NOIig Uu tDc
Walt" nnD uAticratiunc ann glboiHuns TO
Seilct 9niloing, rear OF Cffice @nil6no Wia.
otorsgpcnnc 0ittrGncc, Gruio 0ills@art" truf
geHlifo bel Sru RiC1urO @mnm stnntsHeai
iitnior, IN iciHcm Nilrcdu i'm 9tathnaufc tim
oocr Dor llbr BcrrfiiiapS AM MlitiWUdl, II
Ncbrnnr 1871 cingcrcc5t merbeu
yin hcaldHhiQier GDcd oes @tcicrs su oen
Meirngc bon 5peibHnDer urb fnijig ($250-
OO( Guitars, dui cine oGlcGriug @ouic Naui"
nut Groer ocs WluDpro mo etuoirnibS uou
&ulimore Hub ic0cni glugcbot bei9ciiipi ien.
ger crloGrcidc licicr muir pirQiMuft iie
len lluo ole SuriOritton 0cS @tnotGbNrtcrS in
Wctug dui Gontrdftc criiillen
3ciDmlngeH mo Spc5iiitdiioncn fonnen am
ooer Hdc9 ocn 10. Ncbrnnr 1917 i'm Nreal
oca ejcbduoc SHipctlors bcicbig rerocr.
Die Opulrut NcD0rnc bcDdlt iicn OaS Ntctht
pof, irHco cr oocr alIc gluachqte 5llriid5l'
wclcn
t5cb1unc Snpcior.
Ncitdta.
5ugM 0ubcrt
jung. srdlloeHi ocr Goniroit&eboroe
(SebrS,0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08
Caroline gettia.

IS ar6 an 6. Scbrrar 1917, nab nrscm
atoniieif. Caroline Bettia, ocltebtc @utiiit
noN @rnt Gciti1, I'M gIIter bon 6t Sabrcn.
bic &eerbiern8 ilnoci am zeuifiae, lItr
GnCpnliliaas bon 6rcr gSohnuna Jir. SOB,
Git'SUmburosGn aus itati NcrpanoiC uno
sSreunoe Der Sninlllc uo ntDhinqapou cnees
laoet beipppobncr Veiietuna air nem uSnf
HalpH Sricoroc.e
Nana putlien mir heiiaHtmct ieiu,
l}atb ullcn yhiben, alien RldNclt;
AlnB'n pouten mir in WbcHbihein,
"a bat Der 400 oen Bldll 5eriMlagcn
0auul poHicn Gin gSori nod ipretben
% lab ith oeiHc glugen bredcn
III BIT nd)i Hlebr bnS pcua iheNi 6o u6
lccr
Gas Iblmiconcbmcl M 81 iCbner,
Itr trnnernoe Wdtse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08
81 gerDrand, an ebilefaIpetcr nnO oer arica.

rSn lpeId ulacbcilrcr @ciic ocr @coari Der Der.
Gtdaicn iHlo Ocf Gnteufednocr an 5olpcter ilr PIE
pritelnfa non Nmion geiicaen lit crdcbt iid1 ails
oe ipI0en6c bic 5olpctcrlicerllngc III ben 9lpnate
Nli bic Scpieubct cHcn NSdbreS OarcIcnoer 3iFIern
esln Sairc 1914 muroci III Oicc Orci Monateu rltlo
iuci Naoncn IoppclScnner iiadl europe, IA N9illio
Hru Toppclcltucr Had 0Qn Ger 1taQtcn INTO OF W1s
hsncn Toppeljeuttcr nad onocrcn 1tadtc gcclert
irSacamnt dln 8.5 Miltioncu GOppcSentncr sSi Oeli
0!riMaicnocn Mloiottli ocS So9rcs 1916 bc5ogeH oic
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Nlnbia Nlntl Die 3a9uc 5ammcnbcihen! bic
snuac 6atcu Sid cincS SHrGcrcOS cnscOsHf ieiu!
Taran Oeusen Sai iuGbrcuS 1cntidauO Sas 3anO nm
rrcr 0dcr OisieS Oas 2anS nncrer 9nOcr nnO Giuoes
ltuSCr HI Tort Bic @creaHscubeit bier bic 3ufunt
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yylaitbclu Gdluieid.

81 narb an D. ycbruar ioiT nah ianaercm
Nranifcn WlnitbetD 5dInei5L aciscbtcr @atic
bon MalbarHe Sdutcisl, I'm glIter bon 81 Cab
reH. &aS 9eqrdbuB iitoet Henueritns s. 5ebr.,
2 libr Nanmltdas, uon oer g9obnung ielnes
Sohuep. Nr. Jpfepb 5dmNsL 9lr. 40, 3Ao'
Ie6rreNDeuug, aus ltuii Wetiehuna anl Sem
Observation-Disclosures" (Scb6--S) ,
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Guc 6rcn z. SpfJniun @or bcirsrfts IN cincr Der.
iantnlnn9 po Nerionen oc nit Der ,9otionol g(aico
Cibibitipn 9lccintion" uarbnocn iino Ser NcicbL
oaB imcr Siinitcs Acgncit All scr mrritadcn Grcn.
4 blc6en mus octet un5uciclbot bic Gmartisng III.
lercr Rcgcrlirg an oab bic oorti1cn Grutidct Sic
&aa mcrIBen ilns bon Oiccr Seiic llngclcgcnbeiten
hlrciten mer0clL nno pcln lie oaS tbn oalir ucrocn
mr. bier sit Nalic ucripuiocte 5oloacn baben" SIC
,ASabinator Bolt aetc IL i6rrr 9lus9abc pom 6 Sc
brlinr Die III lumpco Neriro nohHcuocll 3ahlreihc
Ilntidcu ccu ebr bcircnoct init Garrm5a man
itlltc 0csbab @ngano crlan6et Irlippc1 IN Eanipco
5a an0ct garais made liD MN Scllnn0 cIlen
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Minnie &. gId,sioer

IS iaro am Tcbruar 1917. Minnie Il.
Mmlger i'm 9lltcr bon 54 Slbrcn aeitebic
Siaiflu oes bcriiorbcuer gugiiit 4dager. Die
NeeroiauHg fiuoct itait bon tbrer lettcn Bob
niiH@ Wr. 2i09 Erlean3aGi Gic Belt Der
NeeroenaG miro fpdier beluuiii 1cmabl
tfJebrS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-08

O. i.arD an G. Scornar 1917. Wloraen3 .
llDr, @crtrHbs Beder geIiebie Satin bea ocr
torhcucn Seorge Qlctcr, i'm glltcr bon GS
Snbrcn &ic Accrciduug finnct am Hpuusr5s
ian y'ahmiiuaS llhr, Dor Der Q9c9nnng W
rer Tubter, Srui Icroinalio Wtiuer, Jlr 1881,
Moro ,@atirriUu.E .Eart.9lpcHne, ans itntt @cil
icbln0 pripai aui bcin Baltimore Grcoboi."
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HcEnnntmndlnnncn.


3. Schrndr 1917.
is uir0 bicrniit hcidniti aemoobt odB Die
Souce pplolunrc gSpris, pciHdb Der au 10,
Sunt 1908 unicrjcdjnetcn &croronntG 1r.
1856. glbdnii ". Rara9rnph 70 tuie am 2S.
Aiopcmbcr 1871 ainciioirt i'm Grlduhnib Uddl.
gclllbi Bat, Dns Wnpcicn Qil oer NRonlioro'
Hpeiiue lliD BeiininluuHia @i1cnOd0n, ale enc
6plidrbciieu Napdf 5u 0ciulbcn
3. g. 9Hrnc,
(Scb1 Sd G5cb6uoc Snipciior
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Wall III C., 20. Sdiunr 1871.
g iusro 9crmil allen iniercliirteH NcrtoneH
.}oli; Acqcbcn, naB ocr StrabetsSngcnieu lAI
25. 3uHRar 1917, mic cs 0urW ocH glbiDnlit
o. glrtife 80, bcg Gtnot Baltimore 9oocJ BON
1906 Derldlgi miro III oieicm Bircdu oic err
f1rcHoc Narie uilb 1iplildtiilc bcr Nnlln9eH
clngcreio1i bai fiji ole Ripelirna urb &ildlte-
gliien niuicr i52s-t58S qirocn.glucnuc
YlllcN hiulcr l0Ol~-f6ll qinocnsglOenue
Wurn biuicr 17O1~- 1909 ninociuglpeuuc
llug hlHicr 1877 1856 rtglpenne
glIieh ncbcn 1907 NrcDdro Strnbc,
glacD hiHter lh0O-+ $40 S01niS irdBc
Waen btrter i5O3- i5t1sNlod SpbHiSirabc.
MasG bnier 1902 1892 9uiier Siya6c
MaeB biutcr 2E0-~o6S &oberl SiruBc
MneO nebcii SOC tRobcrt Strahc
glneH hnier 302 306 HcberitSirahc.
9fuch hinicr 206--224 9durcue eiratc
Naeu Diutcr i00--tt0 DscsWetbcii 5rdhe
glMen hintcr l25- t3t Nlc9RcdeH Strnbc
MlcD ninier 20S--2i0 Wic9RedDcn otrdbc
glneil binter 0o--06 99ctWoibcr Sirnbc
9lucu binter 13S-ial Woihcr s5trdbe
Qlnrn biRicr 13Q-l43 QBcii WoiOcrI @ir0Hc.
9laen biuicr POI Dos QSefqnnualc,9irnbe
glaeg linter 227- 24l @eit1dnpalcsShab
glllci liiolith poa Gelpbln Sirnbc, oou HlnDeHs
slpennc blS Nl0rgis glueh.
Mnen u3rbliCh BON Noiiunlt 5iraGe. bon Sory
ouu glllcO bic aVinuU elllcO.
9luen bililcr POI GIT 29cftSOiltuau SiraBc.
Nurl biHcr 1900 0lod &orb Sutton gcenie
glfiticltc,
ME oabon 0elGbricd Geriorei liuo hcycd'
tigi ongcaell ourCb ibriiilhe 0ciHoa on oaS
Saotgcrimt iuneJbalb 80 Sageu bon nem Do
tim ser porbciaaicH 6ureidnHg ~ nbpcureit.
9iidlarb WDiHu
(Ndn26Tct2.3 0i6l Siaoi 8lcaIiroior.
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0uaneritaa, 0cn s. aebrnar 1917.

a loyal and earnest German seeking only the well
tprc Of his adopted country is better American than
native who takes upon himself impute disoyaty
every person OF German blood.
lWashngton Post, February I'd
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micOb6fc.
Woltinlnre CyenlctcrD
qpnoou llorF Gemetern.

SaitptElnwann: Ttt0ertd Jllnh.
Hnrrun: Iir II, Nrit' t'5nrliunn.Sttrpe.
Wc0rdhUiRpldBf bon 300 ni inter beiluiioi,
ger Nuilidi Ednlihltlnen @clpinoe Glloi,
den enc. lirn TN TrchhnnS ON r0lipi Wliiadng
81 linner. llnIer elelli ipllD, weiiR aewilHINL
DpGlpleNcu
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Gs ndrb au z Ncbrrar 1917. IN ciner
letieu gAobmna Ylr 80, AeH GiunnD D5iyausig
ltf GtrGic, Etip Infer, I'M sitter bon IS Ta6
reli. 2ic AccrbiNluta bon obiarr Norctic iiiis
pet inli ON SrcIina, AaNmitiaae llDr. @ei
icbuHa priOuiim t5cbr99)