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The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
U-Boat War Losses
Now Total IS Vessels

(By International News service)
New York. February s.-seventy-
five vessels with q total tonnage
of ATS, have been sunk by Ger
man submarines since the German
declaration of BARRED zones" on
February 1. In detail. the results
of the U-boat campaign are as
follows:
Reported sunk today:
Hans Kink (Norwegisn) 1867 tons.
Unknown vessel, LIZ tons.
storskog (Norwegian) 2,ls1 tons.
Ida (Norwegian) 1.3l1 tons.
Total six ships with 1o,45 tons.
Summary of ships sunk since
February 1: American 1. other neu-
trails 2s; British. SO; other belliger-
ents, 7.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
Periscopes Invisible
On New German Subs


tBy Internatienal News serviee.)
Berne. Feb. 9.-Germany's fastest
type of submarine carries invisible
periscopes. IL the following dispatch
from Strassburg, quoting the Post.
Is correct;
Americas naval power does not
alarm our navy. Our submarines
Of the latest type cannot, owing to
the invisibility of their periscopes,
be easily. attacked by large war
ships, whereas for the same reason
they can be very dangerous to the
latter because they can approach
within few hundred yards and fire
. torpedo without being seen"
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
WANTS U. s. WAR VOTE.

Chicago, Feb. "A bill asking for ma
tional referendum before war is declared,
will be introduced in Congress shortly, w.
J. Friedman, representing the American
neutral committee, declared today.
1t is planned to have the Census Bureau
conduct the referendum, using mail car
riers to take referendum blanks from
house to house, he said. Friedman ex-
poets to go to Washington Monday to con-
fer with Representatives.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
TROOPS READY TO LEAVE.

Il Paso. Tex, Feb. s-Return Of Ma
tional Guard organizations from the border
to their home stations will be under way
again tomorrow when the Tennessee Cav
airy and South Carolina Hospital Corps
depart.
They will be followed next week by the
Ohio and Pennsylvania troops. Twenty
trains today were erdered assembled here
by the military authorities for the trans
portation OF the Guardsmen-
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
SWISS ASSUMES TEUToN POST.

Tokyo, Feb. 9.-The Swiss Minister to
Japan has taken over all German inter-
ests and viii represent them In place of
the American Ambassador.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
WAR STUDY FOR BOYS.

Charleston, w. Va, Feb. "a bill was
introduced in the Senate today providing
for military training in high schools
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10
Quick-.t serxice to aaltim.re.

Every hour On the hour, Baltimore
and Ohio. s1.75 round trip. Saturdays
and Sundays, s1.5o.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-10

TAI over the paid advertising
LIN figures of January. 1915,
making gains on top Of
in advertising lineage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
GnaIanO's ,9sump-SonS0

Son0ou 12. Sonuar. 0ic
o9mf bon @ualauS@ cr6iinetc 5clte
INN $50. 9ormittogS oen ncucn
8rie9sanIci6c.glnbou. CoS @ebonpc,
ein 5-It6diger Ban lmucit Der 8ohf
gclescn, muroe fir oeu @reiS bon
10000 Eio. StcrI. idbrlib genie.
t6et. Gs miro ouSidlicBIid fir
aric0souIci6c 3wcdc Gcrmcuoung
iin0eu.
Cine aroBc @cngc 9ouf 9luge.
itcIter mo @cI6ditsIartc Ordnatct
iim bCute Moraeu Our6 Oie iucitcp
@in9dnoc, inn Fropette 5ur Gcrtbci.
hung m ibrc 9Iieutcn imS 9etaun-
ten 81 iibcrnc6meu.
Gie eritc tboii6dIide Subicripticu
mlrOe BON elmer @eriidermgS.@cicl.
idait entgeeeu ecuommcm Oic Iif
aui 10000 Yio. StcrI. belief. Gmc
aroBc 9lu5obI tIchicrcr Subicri6cutcg
iolgtc ocier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

tragcn it, braAtc bic SSpb GranlcIIc
SopiD Grm9b0 So6c" enc GDom-
pion9Rildtub, 0cu %reiS bon $1,000.
giui 1clH Souoiib icincS GaicrS
IN Gait SptGionsGolmtD, Gnqlano,
ilorb Chcrii Soro Scorac 9. s.. Gin
ming, Der dltciic Sobn oc5 Carl bon
Soooiuatou i'm ST.. 9c6cusia6r,
Gic Southern GrprcB &o.~ in
Stlonta, Ga. mae6tc 6ctaunt. 0aB
Gin Sou0er5uiNnB lu66rcnN Ocs rob.
res 1917 il Uiertclid6rlihcu 3o0.
luugen an oicicniocu AnacitcEltcu cr.
iolgcn miro, bic mcniacr ais 5000
Ginioumcn babcu.
&. 9. @udlOno, gNiccs9SrGiiocnt
Der ,)'cm Nopcn-Na6n, criaicn
6cnte ocr Gem Scuot I'M bic &cr
ouocrma Der lanomo.Gorlo9c, Gnd
mclder ooS &crbot ser Gioent6imcr.
lGait uon Danpiihiiicn Der GiIcu.
b0lnon noreeIcbcA lit, sli bciprct1tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
0naIanSls glahrnnasmiIteInptII.

9onOom -. San Baron Ec'
oonport Scr 9lo6rlmgSmittel Son.
troIeur Gn9lonoS bot neitere Ser.
orotungen 5medS Ginidrduflmg
mo mlbloicn GcrbraudbeS bon 9iab.
muNsniittclu crlnncit ipclcbc om I.
Se6ruar ii arait trctcn, Sicruadl
lit sic sIniartiolma bon 6bocolooc
per6otcn mo Scr 0ic6roudl BON me6r
OILS 80 @rojeRt 3ndcn iiir Guniitii.
rcn. 1ic Sndenb0dcrci iuirO Nlcih
foIlS cingcitbrdnft Sic @liiaer ih0
ge6oltel so 9Sroicnt A}e6I aus @e,
sen ber5uitclcn Gic &criiitternn1
pon S9cBen ou Ebierc lit uerbotcn,
e6enio Oic 9Msiubr non Noicr ous
SrlunO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
@apitdn sDmis's SsudD.

GincS 6er iHtcrciiontciten
Bidder oeS beitigcu giiAer.
morttcs lit aopitan @old So.
nig'S Bud. in wclhcm or oic
Ssiln9icrnrciie ocS llnteriec-
SonoclsidiiieS DGeutlhIaro"
beidreibt. Baltimore ipor be.
folutlih ocr Sofen. no SoS
ncuortiee Sdiif icinc critic 2o.
onna oon Oeutiben 6arbiioiicn
l0idbte lmS ieiue eriie SoOnn9
bon @iuuHt 9lidcI II. /. 10. fir
Geuticblau0 on ,goro uabm.
gllcn @eluobnern 9oItimore's
lit es uod inn @coadtuiB, pie
aopitdn SONG ino iciue
Ronnibnit bier fetirt iuuroeu.
Gicicr ocnfwiirOiGe SIlientbalt
IN Baltimore ino ole muunig-
iodcn olircaenoen g'caebcnbci-
ten pdbreno Scr 6abrt ;ibcr
Den Sceon iiuO in 'eiiclnocr
gSeiic 6eihrieben. Ser ipon.
tcnoIte She'll OeS @ntbcS it,
no &apit0n @6nia eincn 6anb.
perlnN oui Der &cinIid6rt II
Der mtcrem Gbeiopeofc 9ni bc.
l1reibt ipobci oos SouAboot
IN ein SougIoGj aerGt6, lid
lortiUo0rcnO mic Elm &rciiel
Orcbt mo iit in Ocu ticicn
ShIomm binein6o6ri.
Cos guc6 it I'M ocutiden
llrtert nnO in outer cngliiNer
llebcrlebung IN ocr Sificc OeS
oSeiitldbcn Gorreiponocnicn"
5i erboIten.
Ser EreiS 1T 1926 oocr
Si.35 luem per Boit bc5ogrn.
Scr 9Reincrtrog ilicBt Dem
Seelelitc GeniiouSionN ser
Geutideu Sceon.Sl6eocrci 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

qicu mncfiircn s. lpiirOc in Srie
0cuS5ci.cu lauloai6 icin, ocuilNe
@orniioncu IN &cIaicil jn boItcu So
iih Oic 2citc uidlt clnmaI oll Die
Sirobc ipQacn f0nntcn Ucm mon
nidt oltcb sic ,goli5ci mo oic Suits.
pcrlboliruG ii6crna6mc. GaS obcr
miroc bciBeG OaB NClNicu auOon-
crnO lultcr @ric9SrCht gcitcat iucr'
ocn miiBie, mas oiicubor cine llu.
m5aIi6fcit lit. Is oibt fcineu Nlit
teIlpco sudden Sem GinihhiB Del,
gicns in oen OcutiCben StuoiSpcr-
bonO, NOS nicmano oniircbt rmO ser
&duuuno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Nn glOrO.ISranfreidl ucrluenhct.

SonOou -. Snmor. 92otb
elmer in ciucr 9leutcr. Gepei6c aus
sInltcroom pieocrgeaebcncn Wlel.
oma Der pN6eiuiih g9citi6liidcn
3citlm0~ III cine 6ctrGdilidjc 3o6l
Der rlmdniifcn arieasgeionacncn
non Sen Geutiten nod oen beiceirn
E6eilen uon 9loroironfreic6 ocion0t
porocn. Sic 3citlma ioat COB Oieic
aric9SgcfonNcnc ais lon0pirt6ihoit.
lidc sIrbeitcr bcicbditiol lpcrOcn iol.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
gluircisuuo silm NIorO.


9Siro gegelf @encral.&onnd 9opp
cr6obcn. @cin glnflnac Der
9lcttrolitdtS.@ S.@crlcsmo mscito-
zen nitro.
%aibinoton -. Samlor.
GouiuI 9opr's 6oa If Dem Stoots-
Gcportemcnt nod nitt poreclegt
morocn mo che Die @erurtbchm1
6eiidti9t lit, miro ni6ts IN Ocr 9lngs.
legcnbeit lmtcruomueu mcrOeu Oi-
ii5ieu miro crfl0rt, icinc GrcQuotlr
miro nibt c6er con5ellirt nerOcn, ols
bis ieiue &erurt5eihm9 bcitdtigt it,
tro6Oen iei cs mooGh, OaB CT pon
ieincm 9liutc wd6reno oes 5lucitcn
9Sro5ciies iuSpcnoirt wcroc.
Son SruuciSco, II. Sou.-
Ger 9nmoeS. EiitriftSampolt &o1u
". @rciton crfl0rtc bcite, bic 9c.
i6nloiglmo ocr %cridm0rlmn bic
SunOcSpoit 6ir 9Iufrci5mg 5lnI
0iorO mo 9rnnoitiihng luiirOc &c.
gen Sron5 9opp, Oeu Ocuti6en @c-
neroI-Goniul mo ieinc uier Seller
crboben merOeh ioIltc ole 9lntldgc,
Oic omerifoniiden 9leutralit6tS-@c.
lcbc pcrIcbt 5u 1o6cn llmgcltilrjt
per0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
GSaIidler 9[Iornr.

ForiS II San. = Scr 3cppc'
liu'gllornL Der geiteru gl6cuo bier
1egcbcn mlIrOc luor mic lid ber.
ouSitclltc, nidt 3cppeIiucu, iouocru
Gcroploneu 5iijniGrci6eu. SobolO
Die &armmg crInnen murOc. pprOc
Die Stoot in Cunfel ae0iidt uro sic
SiraBcu.GorS iieIltcu 0en Cieuit cill.
IS go6 teinc 0roBc 9hIire0uma uno
wcnige Eoriicr uarcn nengieri0 &C.
ma auS i6rcn SGlieru berouS 5n
Iolnnen mo y, iehen. mas los iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Nus Nciiau.l

Sbred]erin aho 10 bite idl IN
Eamen oeS Geiioucr NouSirouaas
9ertins @uer @re0cIlen5 ourd cinen
ErIob oas S0hihuoB Der giod- uuS
Ssadelnueitc IN Ye5ug oui oie Srouen.
tleiOung ieitSlitcaen."
General; ,,Sebr Gut, mciuc d.
HeH, idJ msrOe @rbebunecn ouitcu,n
au6 baum Dos pcitcre peranloiicE."
Sprcnerin: nDoS g9citcre? 9ttin,
Er5cllcn8, mir bitten ia eerooc ooS
Rno're 81 peranIaiicnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Wraf Sarnolusfi nntermrns.

Berlin f. Sono iiber 2ouoor.
- Sanllor. ~ @rof Sarnopsfi BON
Iornop, Ner ueue 0itcrrciddihMn.
6ariidc 9otidoitcr al oic Scr,
Staoteu bat 6eute morscn mii ocr
critcn @toppe ieiner &ciic uad)
9lmcrito Berlin pcrloiicu
Gem 9otidoiter 1T ieitcuS o,r
Gnteute.9laiirtcn ii6crcS @clcit ga.
roiltirt mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
NelGriid aeatn 0innerIciGnnn

Sonoon i2. San NSodl cincr
Gepcid)c ans Dem Soog all sic .Gr.
dlongc Eclcaropb 60" iogt 9roiciior
Sans Tclbriif non scr @crlncr lhi.
pcrlitot IN Der rEcutidcn Gorrcipon.
ocnj" TolgenocS
n9iicmono in TcliiAlouO lpia Rel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
.9itin. IN Die N5araQe r

ge}ei0uctcu geiommtactroo peu A.
li2.s00 @roncn nit onndGcrno iuei.
tcrcu 3O0000000 &roncn bereitS aS.
5ciGnct, obcr nod oiSitcbcno. 1ic
mere aricsSonIcibc III Ocnnod sic
gr6btc, peldc biS9cr in GeiierrciG
auiGe6rod]t por0eu lit. Iic critic
9lalcibc craob 2,2i700Q,000, sic
aucitc 2.GSS.3OG0G0, Sic brittle A,
2O2.6C0O00, oic picrtc l520.300,000
aroncn Niit Siu3ureHnuHa ser
Hcgcn 9lnleibc iin0 pmiGciicrreic9 ic.
mcit rlno observation-disclosures aui.
dcbradH iuorOcu.
Gle 9eridtc pon scr lmgorijbcu
9lnlcibc iinO nod lnDolliidnOia, OoA
III uodl Sen uorIicacnOcn NlcIounNcn
bic @clnnnriiuumc ungeiG6r bic
p6litc oeS IN Gcitcrrcib oltiac6ro6.
ten @ctrageS. Gicic Smmr, ST.
iammen nit 0en iriiberen nHaoris
IGeu Slricgsonlei6cn etaiebt eiuca
poir Der Goppclnonordic iiir&riea5
Swedc oli9ebradtcn cjeiammtbctrag
pcn 260O0,000000 Sroncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Mear ae6naat.

@icG Gououob, Ga, t2. 9you.-
Ger iG Sabre oItc gicgcr SorriS
Shltton ser am 8. Ge5cmtcr meocn
9Ingriiics mIi Gin wcibcS Nldohcn
Nm Eooc pcrlrt6cilt wllror, biiste
bcutc icinc Sblt am @nlecn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
gIntluurt nnanfricOcnitellenS

SonOon 12 San. ca sic
gInhuort @richenlanos oil Oic Gn.
tcnte nidt pollig 5iifrieOcnitelenO it,
10 miro Die 9IcfoOc ni6t mligebobcn
ucr0en bis Dem @erlangen ser @n.
teltc p0llig nNAaeIommen icin miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Gum 0apitau Scorabirt.

8 bicago, ~. &anuor. Scr
Gr-PoIi5cidcf Charles Is. SeaIcu,
Ger Der Geridlmoumg mo ocs
e@raicS~ bciduIoiat it, iuuroc slm
%oIijci-Sapitdu cingcicbt mo crbiclt
einen llrIailb bon % So9cu, in mel.
der 3cit Die lluternihimo geacn ocu
Nlanu geiiibrt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

@icp, If. Solnior, i6cr 9onoon,
- San Eic nod mooIit6noigen
@cridic pon ncr iilliicu ciicrreidl
l@cn AricgSaHlciDe ergepcll cInei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
rStiIer.gl riiaerllnncn.

N g. ebadugegb & &c.,
ii7M2t Gbcmber Commerce HAlininN N.4
oLcatsdg NetlLbtruHg5 g5,lyel,Et p0,s
Nonu ilna V0iWlntf lrdhg
jErNtiN llEl Ncaer12crltrru,rNcit it3e'fn fnais~
AGliimorr SiroBe ma Nnituln SolJif WreNA
,igiehol 9Aiafnnrc So 81 yiDUgeol" Nlnfu 4f
gNarllfin. hrllacN syOuaset loi aus Ny.a,lls
ber Di @Ummartc 4Nuhlnu
,,t8crmngln Te.lcr ytthMcynNaB st3elfulhHft,~
N.iihofes nNp 4nll0 @HQLt -ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

&oit. ~9iGc @eiisr, mar Sas Sa
laIb rieisn U}iiiaa aepffIertl"
Miith ,.@jspFcifcrty Dos til ooh
oar nld)t mGQics sic TBsn ia no4
immer beim eriten ejlole gier~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

v Il o NC Y NJ ~ u 70 I : 7 u 9.
.@6rcu Sie nal ser gln5Hg, Oen
id nculi@ non Sbuen fauite, 1T lhon
gcilic total pcrithonen."
n0criAoiiell nn ia ~ OeiiIr
1T ood audi 9rie0%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13


aoSuicllbaigS saau Vo.~' 3oro.'St9 Glrahs
Giicnuoareit CHER 9lt inns D:iis
iamch. 3gbeb6r ,a
w. eeott gaNus ga, a62 sd+ Wcro Sap CIT
GiQenib'tni5-A0@ltep uH0 SdnaIec
EIsrtr g. tasas 4 N,poes, 10 crce1 .haie~
e5trdNe.
3}inmact 3vitihriien eif a
.The glnii mare Tep4 NqH3QrNr W+Qef 6 A
1'soegs. Gslddlisiao,ei e27 |'empettfst
Ialtlne g}iiAer im0 Sciilsefiiieia
NJ. peHitidi, Hr. 800 asaseSlaQiet irn6's
photograph
BaMrain gin 9,aoipasapt bon slraarDnnrN
sir 70. 2ss.lgesinl.o yyamoes.
9,oiiouol.@anter.
,,Ssc rlo xnpr National @anfn salN rvs
ercier irQsr Saeen 81 Nooi @nAeeAsi
NcnrO 81 Elshue N0iiilcr
sGccun0 g;uiloudl eaaf" iS2 &NAt2g1onmQh
w q gsonner Nnpief
,,Neritrn g,ail0Eai NnMs" - BiptnYVlddp-tir.
gs, Mioriun Rqlirer
s0urseR.
sIenNnt gani rta eoltlmore", Ecnlwosr
nm poIiodNEirlBt NllQlni 3Efhql itdM
Neui; Sop1l d pnliber NteAtN,lheih,
Cscorse g scao Tdi0rer Nioi
Gpar.Nar'en.
,.Tmti9s zror6nnf tan 9altmerr," eluams
uHb Nnlhp0res5lr1Bc
Grlilt1olapoanler
.eaie 'osbuHi ano xfuT GnNpaaN," ~ Q;cilln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Nufierlhnie0c uu0 EltuIbcrS.
3aDn Gnbtti, 1894 IHnmtS Slrdbe 81 " y.
1elrrUon. Nlnlle 1903
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Sgcrmiidlic fcIcarapbiidle Nepeidlcn.

9laH cincr 9IodlricDt aus Nooa.
les, 9lrijy iiio felt ocr Guticnolug
ser gllabama 9lationolanroe 5ur
0rcnSc 70 Soocsidac in ocicu SIC.
giMruiern porGcfommen.
Ter 3uiiauo ocS SMauipiclcrS
sfruoIo GoIg Sat iidl beocutpn0 ac.
bciiert, mo Die slcratr in 9;cp 9orf
hoiicn, ben Ncrri Gun 2cGen crA0ltcn
5l tduncu
sIii cincr NIntiion IN Slomc.
N D.. orr Observation-Disclosures Ojs
ais S9oliiciu.6rieiiAee Sic0 cinae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

V c p.
Nr3t (Sil c;pcm rntldlca Gciargcs
lcn nah bsr lIn'erncbuug) oS,e
bobca 9l{iltaoArcueHtaiin0uugl
Nuiic (ecitaWtl a&ab ia gc0oN..
Meuid bat m,r rgdtes Chr ltn0 iii-
tcs Ghy niia hab' liM olUt uOdl
Ghr iu 0tr V.iite!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

@ciouGcWcr 6ron5oic' o@ci lms IN
6rontrciA it bic 2uit bcoNucno
better"
2onOnefrmoun: oSAWitinid SIC
miro ia npH mlicrn lSltgTE idglIdl
ucreiuiQt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Eadar0. f-9b $3.50 t-95 S27fN
i,H N.uro a90tDr So pl Naiiin,rtc', gbGflfS
snBs uHo VT NoNalYlbeWs
GArou. Die puruldie Var S3D1 rnp S2ih
nidr'1d MigOitc 9p, &arnde i4u8i0 8,c{gi
NpareasSirabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

,.GdAi5s lit nit riueaI neuen guto
aeirn in Elm 0aus bineingcFabrsnl"
..gaua Sic nids Iogen2 Sat einell
2asen2"
..9iein in Die 05oraoel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

@letApldtteu NqctaQ c.c.
9No,. Gupuln S CO., 1nr, 70 IS A0loegl,ous
SjCQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

omOmirtpIaaiiliSbe eSerdi0c arS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13

Sie ullno iuas ialte &apa, dla p;
bsi ibn aThieI'eltS"
Gr ,Sr mein.e. sr mote mir &ra'
Ieinen euten 9loih ri6l cltlj@anq'll
louns ober HNbt lmAsa, }u iaasn, 'sll
Oh aenou ME DeiR Yllm!er traFr
unb nit DER battle el rt06 " t,Aa
itsteR gebabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-13
Gci3dits. @cBpcilcr.
1lerrautiIs AseucB.
q. g. Gun y G0..
602 Gf0 WiGtplunn xrni Nlha.

@auHlaterioIien Ebircn, Seaiier.
rnbmcu &d0en etc.
Sac. g. Tuacr & CO., 1i5--l7 @ao.Srsbs'
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE or
OcALA FOR BOOKS AND MAGA-
ZINES FOR THE SOLDIERS.

The American Library Association
at its recent convention decided to
establish libraries at all the canton
ment and camps for the soldiers. The
books and magazines will be regular
ly catalogued and catalogues establish
ed just az nearly as possible as the
Libraries at home.
The people Of Ocala are earnestly
requested to send al the books and
magazines that they can spare to Miss
Louise Gamsby at the Carnegie IL
brary. She will see that they are
packed and shipped to their proper
des nation. If any one has any books
or magazines and no way to get them
to the library. if they will let her
know, she will send for them.
a special request is made for
French books. French dictionaries,
good novels. magazines. etc.
We know that this appeal 10 the
citizens Of 0cala will not be in vain,
for they are ever ready 10 do their
part in helping the soldiers in any
possible way and in helping in any
way the great cause. These Libraries
are going to he a wonderful help and
comfort TO our soldiers when they
ara in camp. and # everybody viii
send what books they can. It viii not
be long before nice libraries can b
established
Miss Gamsby says she has received
several letters and cards OF thanks
from soldiers, who have received
some Of the joke books made by the
Ocala children and Sent out through
the Red Cross. and also thanks for
magazines sent to soldiers in differ
ent places. and that they are highly
appreciated
So here is one more way in which
we can ali do our bit
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24
MARRIAGE OF MISS ETHEL TAY-
LoR AND Mr.. CLARENCE WHITE.

On Wednesday afternoon. August
-, Mr. Clarence White and Miss
Ethel Taylor, both of Moss Bluff
drove over to Cornell in Mr. Whites
new Maxwell car. They were then
quietly married at the home of s
w Colson. Mr. Colson. minister OF
the Church of Christ, officiating.
The happy couple came to Ocala to
spend the night They left Thurs
day for a motor trip down I'VE East
Coast.
Mr. White is a young man of sreri-
ing qualities. He is engineer of the
dredge for the Muclan Farms, and
has been with the company for eight
years. The bride moved with her
parents from Alabama to Moss Bluff,
where she has endeared herself to
many
Many friends Join in wishing them
a useful. happy. and prosperous life
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24
DESERVED HONOR FOR COL
BLANOlNG.

Without proposing to give him a
hearing. Gov Cats. Immediately after
the Florida trops returned from the
Mexican border, endeavored to GUST
Col A. H. Banding from command
of the Second Florida regiment. The
colonel demanded a court martial and
we'll. Cats decided he wouldn't GUST
him
Now, in appreciation of his ability,
congress makes Col Banding brig
adler general, and his friends predict
that he will make an excellent show.
ing in bravery and ability.
Cot Banding was subjected to no
little criticism on account of ahe
Johnny Biggar incident, in which his
officers upheld him Men who have
served with him for years say Florida
offers no better officer to the service.
and The Times is glad that Col.
Banding has bene 50 signauy nonored
Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24

We read in the Ocala Banner that
"a man living at Hollis. in West Flor
ida, conscience-stricken. has re.
turned s29S TO the I. & y. Railroad
for transportation he did not pay for
fifteen years ago Ezekiel 80, verses
1917 made him come across" We
figure roughly that in our newspaper
experince of some thirty years. some
fifteen thousand brethren contracted
subscription accounts OF sums of
about the same size as the amount
mentioned. and, though very large
number OF these are fifteen years
past due. the spirit has failed to
move their payment. We are afraid
that Ezekiel IS. verses 1917 are not
as generally read as they ought to
be.-LakeIand Telegram.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24
FORMER CONGRESSMAN SPARK
MAN MAY RECEIVE BIG JOB.

It is reported that former Congress
man Stephen NJ Sparkman, OF Flor
ida, may be appointed a member OF
the new Rivers and Harbor Com
mission created by the Rivers and
Harbors bill. This place will carry
a salary of $500 a year
Former Congressman Sparkman has
accomplished msch for the state o.
Florida and the United States in his
work in congress for deeper and bet.
ter waterways.
Especially has Florida benefited
from his administration. as there
were many handsome appropriations
made at the last session of the United
States senate for Florida waterways.
Among these appropriations was
a 100000 one for the st. Johns river
for maintenance and repair. Tampa
got a similar appropriation for a %
foot channel. and numerous other ap-
preparations for Florida waterways
improvements were made No better
man for position OF this kind could
be found in the nation. and Mr..
Sparkman is well versed on rivers
and harbors Development having been
chairman of the rivers and harbors
committee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24
YOUNG MEN FOR WAR.

General Pershing wants young men
for generals in the war Warfare IS
now conducted along sentirely differ
ent lines from any previous war in
history. 1t is therefore feared that
old generals will adhere too closely
TO old traditions.
Then, too. young men have the i'm
petuosity ard dash.
See how young Napoleon was when
he filled all Europe with his fame.
Hannibal had charge Of an army az
%. Caesar had achieved military re-
nown at the early age of 30. and Alex
ander the Great, weeping because
he had no other worlds TO conquer. "
died at the early age of s..
Nelson A. Miles was major gen
eral at the age of rs. Phil Sheridan
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-24

The Stacker" press continues to
decorate itself with flowers and pats
itself on the back with praise It is
not at fault and is doing all it can in
words and acts to make the govern
ment make a name for itself The
government somehow or other is al
ways doing the wrong thing. It is
Sinking" its duties. Il is coward
"" and so many other things. 1t
seems to turn its back on the daily
and wholesome advice OF the slack
err press. If it would just adopt the
tactics of the "slackers" all would
be well. In reading the Stacker
press one feels like being taken out
on chip.