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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-04
DOMESTIC WORK IN SCHOOL

The Junior class of the high school
are engaged this afternoon in compar-
ing economical recipes In household
magazines; the cost of the articles
used and the number of calories in
each. This experimental work in
cooking and reading of menus is being
conducted by the teacher OF domes-
tic science in order that the pupils
may be capable Of preparing well
balanced meals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-04
"GYM" CLASS TONIGHT

The gym" class of the Presbyteri-
an Christian Endeavor Society Will
meet tonight in the chapel. At the
business session the talked of play
that they are going to give in a few
weeks will be planned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-04
INCORPORATE TO AID N.J.
SOLDIERS AT CAMP DIX

Trenton, Oct 4:-The New Jersey
Woman Suffrage Association Holding
Company, of 207 Broad street, Eliza
beth, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with Secretary Of State Martin,
and is authorized to issue $4,000 in
capital stock. One of the plans of
the organization. 1t is understood. is
10 erect q rest room and restaurant
~ Camp DIX Wrtghtstown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-10-04
SPECIAL POLICE NOTICE

A special meeting of the first pro-
cinct police will be held at Lincoln
fire house tonight at 8 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
To Apportion Needs
OF Allied Nations

II is expected that this conference
will settle such questions as TO now
much aid each country will need with
reference TO the transportation facilities
that exist for supplying it, and that II
will end the present situation, in which
aid is obtained through direct appeals
IN this country, which has no standards
bv which to test the conflicting claims
of the various allies.
Since this country is the most impor-
tant source of war materials for the
Allies. il has been in the highest de-
gree necessary that it should be repre-
scnted. What may be expected of this
country in the way Of shipping will un-
doubtedly he one of the questions
which the Allies will ask at the confer
ence.
The question of supplies for Italy
and Russia will be among the most I'M
portant before the conference. Just
what Italy will require besides the i'm
mediate aid that is being rushed to her
will develop as the situation in which
she is left after the Maekensen drive
has spent its force becomes apparent
Russia is putting in claims for support
on the ground that she will be ready to
resume the offensive in the spring.
In official Russian circles it was de-
clared to-day that Germany had not
withdrawn her troops from the Eastern
front to reinforce the Austrians on the
Carso and on the Isonzo. Germany, 1t
was said, is maintaining 100000 sea-
soned troops on the Eastern front,
faced by approximately 100000 Rus
SLAMS.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Entente to Consider
Run7anion Situation

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-An En-
tente conference, 20 consider solely the
Rumanian situation. will convene in
London the latter part of this week.
The most liberal, continuing assistance
has been found TO be necessary, and it
was estimated in an authoritative quar-
ter to-day that the amount of money
70 be loaned to Rumania will be Sl2,-
100000 monthly.
The loan will be in rubles, because
of the fact that Rumania must pur-
chase all her supplies in Russia, but
the loan Will be made by France and
England. l. will be in monthly install
ments and will be used for military
purposes chiefly, such as paying the
army, buying war supplies, foodstuffs,
etc.
The Allies face the necessity also, It
was declared, OF reorganizing the trans
portation system 50 as 10 provide for
the efficient distribution of supplies to
the Rumanian army. For this reason
engineers will participate in the con-
ference, in addition to representatives
of the several war Offices and foreign
Offices.
The Russian delegates TO the confer
ence have already arrived in London,
it was learned to-day.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31

what the various spring campaigns Will
require, and how the available supplies
may be allotted to the best military ad-
vantage. Underlying every other PROB
lem, however. is that of ships, and 1t is
upon ships that the supreme concen-
tration will be made"
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Austrian War Bill IL Billion

ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct. 8o.-In
the course of the budget debate in the
upper house Of the Austrian Reichs-
rath Baron Ernst Won Plener, in an
official report, said that if the war
lasted until the end Of June, 1918, Aus
tria's share in the war expenditure
would amount to s12,0o0,OOO, 900, ac-
cording to a Vienna dispatch.
Baron Won Plener deplored the fact
that Of the belligerents only England.
he said. had been able to pay interest
on its war loans and, in addition, fur
nish considerable sums from the cur
rent revenue for the necessities Of the
war.
The note circulation, added the baron,
constituted another very disquieting
element Of the financial situation. II
had reached total much higher than
any one had estimated, and as a result
Austria would long have to suffer from
a very low rate Of exchange.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Prove Constantine
Was German Agent
Ex-King of Greece Informed
Kaiser of All Allied Moves
He Learned

LONDON, Oct. 30.-From the text Of
kilograms exchanged between Constan-
tine Of Greece and Emperor William
before the Kings abdication, the de-
ciphering OF which will be completed
shortly by the Greek government, II
develops that Constantine. ito put 1t
mildly, was German AGENT says a
euter dispatch from Athens to-day.
"Tne King promptly cabled the En-
peror all information of military or
political nature received from Greek
diplomats accredited TO the Entente
Powers and from Greek officers at Sa-
loniki," continues the dispatch.
"The organization of bands was di-
rected from Berlin. The Emperor or
dered the formation of bands Of 5000
men to cut General Sarrail's communi-
cations and harass the rear of his
forces"
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Russia Expects
To Resume Offensive

1t will be a part Of the work of the
Paris conference TO provide for the use
Of these soldiers in the spring, as the
Russian authorities are convinced that,
given adequate equipment, guns and
ammunition, with efficiently reorgan-
lied transportation service, these troops
will be able to smash through the Ger
man lines.
The Russian Embassy here has not
been advised that VI. Skobeleff, former
Minister OF Labor in the Provisional
Government. who has been appointed a
delegate 20 the Paris conference by the
executive council of the Petroerad
Council of Workmen's and Soldiers
Deputies, will actually go to Paris. 1t
was stated at the embassy that Skooe-
leif's instructions are in conflict with
the views of the Russian government,
and that the council which appointed
him has no official status.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Brazil Strengthens Forces
Against German Element

RIO DE JANETRO, Oct. 30.-In view
of Brazil's entrance into the war. plans
for intensified military training are
being put into effect, although no
mobilization measure has been de-
creed.
The garrisons in Southern Brazil,
where there is large German element,
have been reinforced. twenty-five for
mer German sailors were arrested to-
day and taken to Sac Paulo. All Ger
man newspapers and other publications
have been seized.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Home of Beer Now Moves
For a "Beerless" Day

MILWAUKEE, Oct 30.-The Wiscon-
sin Anti-Ssloon League to-day adopted
a resolution petitioning Governor
Philip to call upon "all drinkers that
they consume one less glass of beer a
dav and that one day each week be OBJ
served as 'beerless day."
The Governor is asked to nominate as
such "beerless day" Sunday, on which
day the sale of all forms OF intoxi-
cants is already l:isdemesnor.
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31

tutions and that they are an essen.,ai
condition for the establishment OF tne
kingdom of God on earth: AS buther
said: The freedom Of a Christian does
not depend on the forms Of govern,
ment. which are shaped by historical
developments and the accumulated eA-
pericnce Of nations
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
German Church for War
Evangelical League Quotes
Luther in Opposing Peace

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 3O.-0n the occa-
sion of the A00th anniversary of the
Reformation the German Evangelical
League launches from Wittenberg a
manifesto in which the militant say
ings of Martin Luther are applied at
random to present-day events.
The manifesto rejects pacifism and
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31

thunders against the Popc's peace pro
posals as being invested with no re-
ligious authority. The manifesto con-
cludes:
eve especially warn against the her
esy promulgated from America that
Christianity enjoins democratic insti-
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
France Gets $4,000, 900 More

WASHINGTON, Oct 3O.-Ten million
dollars more was advanced TO France
to-day by the government, bringing
credits TO the Allies, with the $3.50 ,OOo,-
900 loaned Italy to-day, to S3,0s6, AGO.
O00
New-York tribune., 1917-10-31
Inventory of Resources and
Division of Supplies
First Task
Need Guns and Food
More Than Men
Ships Chief Problem-U. 5.
Finally Lifts Ban on
Discussion
By c. w. Gilbert

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-The Ad-
ninistration to-day partially removed
,be ban upon discussion Of the coming
,p,er-Allied conference. The "dissec-
ton" Of reports from abroad with re-
gard 70 it is permitted.
The attitude Of the Administration
toward discussion Of this conference
has been most extraordinary. This
country has been the one country en-
Gagged in the war against Germany
where the people have not been fully
informed about the conference and LETT
free TO talk about it. Even unofficial
organizations in Russia, like the Work
mems and Soldiers Conference, have
Known Of il and have appointed dele
Gates. duly letting this country know
bv cable. Lloyd George and Bonar Law
have spoken Of it in Parliament, and
thus this country was Informed that the
conference would have nothing 10 do
with the delicate topics Of war aims.
Still, the public here was not sup
posed to know or say anything about it.
l. is our first big conference, and We
appear to be in as much of futter
over it as a girl is over her first party.
Perhaps when te have attended more
such functions it will not be necessary
10 pretend that what appears in all the
newspapers under London, Paris and
Petrograd date lines is a dark secret
Question of Supplies
Conference Subject
In view of what has come from
abroad it is possible to say that the
coming Paris conference will be what
is known as conference on material"
which is, in view Of the existing situa-
ton, the most important conference
possible, short of q conference on war
aims. Supplies are the big issue in this
war. Supplies will probably determine
whether Mackensen will stop at the
Tagliamento or 90 on TO the Pc. Sup
plies will determine how many troops
this country will send abroad.
Lately there has grown up a senti-
ment that this country may imperil the
cause Of the Allies by military pro-
gramme constituting too much Of a
strain upon shipping. That is ques-
ton which will come before this con-
ference upon material.
An Entente diplomat who is in po-
sitiOn to speak with authority said:
"The principal object of the Paris
conference is TO lay the plans for the
operations next spring. 1t will be nee.
essary, before determining what these
plans shall be, to take an inventory Of
the resources of the various Allied
belligerents. The great problem is not
men, but supplies. 1t must be learned
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
Qlms benz 92eibs Der SJ&OOe
q eD gOrf. ben 70. Qlpril.

W}on fam lid5 falm elmer 3eit err
inneru, no Stidcrei in Der glus.
ibmiidima bon @leioeru cine 10 Dert
oorroeeroe 9icae ipielte, ipie es bel
ocn 42ooeaen Der neuen Soiion eee
SoQ 1T sir jeocn mlr ocnf5aren
aleiOertpp lit Stiderei in Seioe ooer
&erlen nidt MIR 5ildiii9 ionoern IN
mnnden 6oaen uHorldBlih. Ginaleto
ooer aoiiiim, oos niHt IN irgeno Ell
ncr @de einen beIHeioenen 3iiiae BON
Stiderei nif5umeiien bat, ge5ort 5n
ben QIusna6men. Cine Der benerfens
ipertbeiteu Grlmgenidaiten oer bet'
tigeu Wfooe, bic Geridmel5ung poE
5ipei Der 6er0orrn8enoiten kleioer'
tDpen. n ors Sportou3uges unO oes
G5eieaidditsfleioes lit o6ne 6rage
gum groBen Sbeil iiir Die altBeror-
oentlicbe @erbreialng oieier 03ooe
berontlportIic5 5u MAIDEN Gas bon
feinen Wlaterial geiertigte GeiuAs'
flei0, oas am &rogen imo @iirtel mt
funitpoller Gtiderei, oeren @Ailiec
oen 2ieblingsiport Der 9rdgerin an
oelItet, nusgeiiattet lit, ge6ort teines'
nees 3u oen Seltaibeiten. Ylan fam
in iolhem 4leioe BON Der Watinee
iib oireft anti oen EeunisplaB begr.
ben, III Dem @clpuBtiein bier nil
bort, FORFEIT acfleioet 8u iein. IS lit
t5atidhIib idper, beute Elm alei0
5u finoen. oos nid)t, menn aud npr
in geriusem W1oBe, etpaS BON Dem
G1arafter eines SportfIeioes bat 9ie
immer me6r slnebmenoe @erbreitng
oieier Wiooe lit gum Tbeil au9 iuobl
Dem limitouo 5u5uihreiben, oaB oieie
4leioer 10 iiberaus bequem iinO, unO
unbeihrdnfte @epegilngsfreibeit &C..
itatten ipnS Scr natiirliben @ra3e
Der 1rGgerin entidie0en @orIdub
leiitet Gas W1oterinl, cas- beioen
8me6en am beiten geraht miro, 1T
SeiOe, Saffeto, Suiiob o0er 4oplilL
3ie bepor5u9ten Snrben 6ierfiir iin0
Worineblan ro @olo, nanentlih
bon Der 9esteren eibt cs cine llnmen.
ge Sdlottirungeu gluh Dem irn6t'
fongencn @eobodter muB iid1 oigie
Iabrnebnung ouforGnaen GleiOec
bon Seioc. Si1io6, GrgaaoD 9Ses
INT Gbiifon huben oIt freite U2ieosr
Gffette, gonj nit Gtidersi. in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

tro6t Der bors9r3em eingefilbrt ipur-
Sc, aepirnt mebr uno mebr a1 8opiI-
loritGt. Gr eri6eiut fait ousnabHs-
los in aeitreifen ooer tarrirtem Sof'
fcta, Gidio6 ooer @oplin. Sebr bdli'
fla miro oas Material 70 gebanobobt
DAB Ole Streiien bori5ontal lailfen
mas i6m eiue mebr apartc gIote ner'
leiGt Gr lit meiitens bon einem
Snno6eitel rno eiuem Sonueni6irm
pom gleidan YloterioI begleitet.
Gin iebr auipre6enoes g2ooea lit
in miierer 3peiten Sauitration Die'
Srrgceeben. 9tusgeiiibrt lit oieier Hod
in golo. uuO grim gctreifter Seioe
Sir sen &oupttbeil oes 9todes, I'M
terbalb ser Siifte lit 6as geItreifte
W2ateriol 70 geGauo6abt, oaB Ole
Streiicn 6ori3ontal loufeu, DdbrenO
lie i'm 9)ofe ouf iuO uie0er gebeu
@roBe GaiCben lino iiber oen Siiften
in 0cu 5alten 0eS alei0es perborgen
Sonnenihirin un0 gciitel iino BON
aleiden a2oteriai. 9libt uueripdbut
blciBcn bari Die @lorde, BON 5arteitem
@eoractfe Grepe, 0ie aufs @ei6mad'
poIliie nit SeiocHabiteppimg alsgc.
ltattet iii. @eion0ers bemerfensDert0
All oericlbeit lit ser uque 0oppelfro'
qen. Gin V}atroien6iIt, q nit aufge'
rolltem &nnO 1T Die paiienOe &opi-
beoediing Nt oem &oitiim
Inter eincr9ln3obl elegnnter @loil.
fen finoet man im9eidbr iet5ig Ero,
gent, Sic iiirSport8lucde geeignet iino
Mit meuigen glnsuabmen ba6en oiele
9loitieu 0en ipibeu oocr V-fornligen
glusldritf unb langs 9ermel. Sb>
sIci9 in Sailor" sManier gearbeitet,
iin0 tie oob nidt bon itrenger Sin.
iab6eit, menu ou6 nibtS BON ii6er'
fliiiiiger 6hae 5u ieben lit. S0lImc
ucrinieoener Sreite lperoen bdufig
poru ongebraht, moourd iold cine
@loule oft an oas Seno zines Wfan'
nes gemabut. @igeutbinnIib lit eS
0aB 0iqier Spp Der beIie6teite imo &C.
ludteite 1T, wo6riheinlih neil er 10
6eauem lit lno legere iiet Setnen
iuo W}aoras fontmeu oiel fir oieie
9louIeu 5ur @erwenouug, o6lpobl
enti1ieoen mebr ms 9luge jallenoe
WSooeae III EilIiab, Sei6e unS @on-
gee ous9efiibrt meroen Gas bier wie.
oergtgebene Mlo0cQ lit BON Der lebte-
rem @rt, gemerfensmertb al benz.
iclben lit Dor glQem Der tiefe gluS'
l6nitt, Der ben breiten Gragen 81 ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

tereIIant. @s lit nidts llugew06uIi-
DIES, Sut, aoitiim, 9eutel uno Con,
nenidirm in Dem einen Wtoterial on.
5ittreffen W}an f0nnte gIauben, oaB
iolde aombination 81 monoton pirf.
te, nibts OeitoDeniger finOet man
iebr biibib aumiitbenoe9lusriiihlneen
oieier glrt.
Sonnenidirme Oie cine biiblde
SHluBnote ou Dem 2inoerie-aoltiiin
biloen, iin0 in Der 9iegel in 8ompa.
Oour nno geuiiitertem Saffet ausge-
fiibrt. Sie iino beionoers rei5en6.
nenn ser g[n5iig gan5 in 8eiB ge5al-
TEN lit. Syn unierer lebten 9l66ilOung
peroen 0as t0eiBe geItidte aleiO, Der
peiBeStrobbut un6 bic peifen&nopi-
itube in oortbeilbafter @eiie ourd
ben bunten Sonnenidein bon @ou.
poOour-Seioe ee6oben.
g8onoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

lid fir LEailor~. uuo Srottoir.ao-
itiime. Gd0ier, Oeiien 6abritate itets
Seniatiofi erregen lno iih geipobnliG,
mie cine 6lutpeQe perbreiten bat
Elm neles @eipebe in W1obair prool,
3irt, oos oieiem itets belie6ten Yla.
terial fir ole llebergongsidiion einen
neuen Hei5 perleibt
pile glu5eihen oeuten 0arauf BIN
ooB &el3 au9 in oieiem Sabre NAB.
reno Ser mortuen SSobres5eit getragen
meroen miro, pie im Oerfloiicnen|
Sabre, ood erideineu Die gel5ioben
non ben lcbti1brigen abpeideno inI
5orin BON langen ScarfS luno eigen,
artig geformten S1ulter-Gapes. Sll
pielen SGuen 0ieneu pel3artige @emc'
be in portbeilbafter @etie OieiGll
3rped, iudbreno i'm neraongenen Sab.
re 0ie langbaarigen YeI5iorten popu'
lar paren, nes6alb Der g9ebiel bier,
in qeipiB niQfoumen QebeiBen mir0
Sebr apart iinO ole ScarfS aus
yiieoe" .Eud, ons cas- 9luSieben BON
mirflic6em 9eoer bat. 0ieies lit, OBJ
glci4 cs iebr reid ausiieDt, bod leidt
bon @epibt 10 OoB es, ielbit mennI
Der Scorf gefiittert lit, niAt 81 ihper
1T. @ine iebr pirfiingspole &el5ort
eine Sanitation bon Mgulpurfsfel, tit
Dor 2ur3em eingcfiibrt moroen luO
fomntt an pielen ser elegnntelten Wior
belle CUR @erpenOung. 3ieies @elpe'
be berbinoet iid bor5iiglb NIT Dem,
fieoe-clotb. iotpobl IN 8e3tg auf Die
6orben 3uiommenltellung mie mtf
oos 9lusieben. Gin punoerbii6ideS
Cape -icorf~ in Oieier Gombination
oefiittert nit oltroia 9ltlas, lit bier
i'm @iIoe mieOergegeben. Ias Gapc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

ner nltffaQeuoen 21nge alsoebnt, TO-
mie ole eufien ginfruliiIng porE
.Uie bette Sdbueioerdrbeit lit erioroer'
lid fit 6iele 9lonielt lin ben aOret-
ten Git 0ctlclbeu 81 iideru. glne
S1lime al DISQUALIFICATION iino our1'
meg nit Sefoe qen1bt
Gerabe3u DerbliiFfenb iinb Sport
rode ans ouIterlliarbiger Soiree.
Scioe, oic, ipie Die farbis geItreiften
Rode in Der Saiaenlinie eingefrauit
iino, nit udhdgei 9oid)eiL Oeren
'Gefinine AM &oiioe nit Dielen Nel.
ben iorbiacr Seioeh, ,2l6iteppimg oer'
5icrt lit. Ser iSraiaim oagegeu 1T
nit aIiterniarbi9er Seioc geitreppt
uno onBer Der Seioeniteppung an ben
Goibcn Oenmuaeu. fommt Die far
biae SeiOe MIR nod al oenl breiten
flahen Giirtel Sur 8erluenoung gtd.
tiirlih miro oub seioe fir Ole 9Sdbte
bemnst.
Gtomine imO @oile limo 8lr Belt
in Qoris ie6r mooiih eleaanf, unb
beIouosrs DeccpG benubt DieI Sta
mime SIR Seritenung BON aoitiimen
un0 Qlcioern fir ip1te 6riibiahrs-
traht glud 01o9air itebt bel Sen ga.
riieriHnen in groRer @nhit Ramert'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

folgt berfeIlen: Man miTde Elm bdls
bes pint Ri5inus SeI, elm babies
ptnt glltobol (@rain NlcoboO, cine
babe lln5e Sincture Of gontbdrioes
unb 2 Dram 9srgdmot0l (OiI Of
8ergamoD auIammen. W9an troge
eine tleine Menee bieIer D2if9ung
4benOs mitteIs' zines 6lanenlappenS
ouf bic Ropfbdut auf unb rei6e Iie gut
elm. 0as beFe StdrtungsmitteI fir
Die aopf6aut lit aber elm trGftiges
8iiriter 2t6erbs bor bent S9lufenqes
ben, ous ni8t nur bic 3irtulution
anregt, IonOern au& bem Soar ben
punberfh0nen @lan5 perleibt, ben
ie6e Grdu 10 bsge5renspert6 finbet. 4
9 b.a 5ur, 9stIung BON d
8ranb iteIlen. 7;
, Gls Elm gutes 6eilmittel gegen
@er6rennungen fpirb bon einem oeutI
f9en gr5t Oas sep0bnli9e Soba ems
pfOblen, pie es in iepem @ousbalt
borbonben 1T. Die 9lnpenbunqsneiie
lit Iebr einfa9: man nimmt einen
8riital Sobd, tou9t ibn in WoFer
un0 bsitrei1t bic berbrannte SteQe
siniee Mole. Die @irtunq lit ii6ers
roI4enb. Der S9mer3 bort nd9 fur.
ger 3eit, oft momentan, ouf. Bel @ers
brennunsen 3peiten unb britten @ras
bes tpirb empFo6len, 9ompreFen nit
5e6nprosentiger Sobal0iung ouF3ules
gen; aud als 8uIab gum permanenten
WaferboOe pdre Iie au berlu9en.
HedtSeitiq, ba8 6eiBt Iofort, onges
tUanOt, iheint Ous SoOa iOgor bic
8laIen6ilOuns 5u Oerbiitsn, in einen,
Sale bIieb bic nit Sidsrbeit erpor-
tete 8laie nod @erbriibung Der Sanb
nit beiBem, eben bonn Serbc ipegges
nommenem 6ett aug.
@egen ga9eGgeI9D lire !;
un6 5uruntel.
0ieIes I6msr3li9e lebd tann in
turoer 3eit gebeFert unb bic @9mers
gen geitiat perben, penn man ben
Singer, Iopeit bic i9mera6ofte STEELE
reiGt, otter flint Wlinuteu in eir'
S9dle tou9t, in pel4sr elm penig
&dmpFeripiritus entbalten 1T, bds
@lieb bdnn troden fpsrben lGBt uaS
nit aompfer0l bsIireidbt Menn man
oieIes Mittel anpenbet, iobolb ii9 in
benz @lisbe @eI4pulit unb 9ROt6e 5ei=
gen, 70 fam man in tur5er 3eit oas
llebel abpenben. 2lu9 5uruntel tdnn
man 5ur 6eilung bringen, penn man
iie 0itsr nit &feripiritus Be-
itreiAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29

liesnsn Bar6s obsr oerfdiebenfarbis.
61ufig lit oiib Der S5odenrano ino;c'
let @eiie aIsgeitattct
Gin sle9antes SIeio, oos mir III
auierer eriten 2fbbil0uug ueraHlhoiI.
libt fin6en. III ansgeiiibrt in lo6far.
bigem Seioeb@oplin, Gas @oltiirt
beItebt ous einem 9loh, ringslm BON
gleiner 21nee mo eitIer ocr neilen
~llip.oH4 @louien, nit iansemSdoE
8eIonoers Die 9ettere pirft iiberous
oiItinauirt IN 9e5ug ouf Shnitt. iDie
auf ghisfilbrung Die fnitDoqe Sei.
oenitiderei Die in nerihrpen0eriiher
@eiie Sur geriperoung fomnlt, lit III
elmer biibI6en ouufelbralnen Sdot.
tirung aebolter umo 5eihnet Iid In
nirfiingsoo1er @eile bon Dem belle'
rci 5ar6eutone oes Wlateridls db
Ser n.dlt alIsu meite &od iueiit ouBer
oem 6reiten TiiBlolm 5iDei meitert
Gduma ami 8emerfenspertb 1T Der
@hrift Ser 9lermeI, Ole oben bon be-
trdd'tl fer Meite, iid) nah Dem Sanc'
qelenf 81 mertlih perengen. Sin bib
T1er, leoiamer WluI9r0nm=Snt uno
mciBe 5yiitiefeucttm pcrpouitar'
Siaeu oGs Solliim.
N2er leparate Seioenrod fir SPort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-29
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peripRerie gum Ser3en 3uriidfii6ren,
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tart auSbebnen unO erneitern. 9iefe
Srpeitsrungen itelen ii6 6eIon6ers
germ am unterf9sntel Elm, neil bos
Slut bier, no es ii9, Der S9pere
ent9egen, bon unten na9 o6en 3um
9er0en 5lriidbepesen mub, o6ne6in
letHter als anOsrsipo Itodt. gei be-
trd9tliber Qlusoebnung Der Rrampfs
aoern iinb iie unter Der ii6liben 8es
panOIung In Der Sbat nic6t b0ltq
9eilbnr, ipeni9itens nidt in benz
Slime, baB iie 0ollommen be1bpiu-
ben; immer5iu ldBt iib bod Der6iiten,
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ter 9inben (aus5lanel, 5ritutfdlaud
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ipirft bds Srdgen pon Strumpfbdns
bern bic bus 8ein rings6erum eins
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Remmen.
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