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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
MYSTERIOUS ssPLAGUE"
REPORTED IN RUSSIA

tAssocisted Press BY Federal wireiess)
BERLIN, Germany, Feb. Is (vis
Sayville. by Overseas Agency. DE.
spite the deletions OF the Russian cen.
sor. il is becoming generally we'll
known here that an epidemic of some
sort of unidentified plague is raging
the Don River valley. The bodies
u the victims Of the disease are re.
ported to be covered with boils. The
doctors have been unable to diagnose
the sickness
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
CHINA THREATENS BREAK
RELATIONS WITH GERMANY
(Special Cable % Nipnu iii,

TOXIC, Japan, Feb. 1.-THE Chi
nese government has decided upon the
attitude IL win adopt toward Germa.
ny. and has formally communicated
It's decision to the German govern.
ment through Won Hintze, German
minister at Picking. China demanded
immediate reputation of the subma-
rine policy.
The Chinese government further no
titled Germany that the Chinese gov.
eminent will break off diplomatic reIa.
tons between China and Germany
unless the latter complies with the
demands il has made.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15

Italian exports to the United States
were valued at SS1.2ss, sol in 1916, a
decrease Of s1.Is5,533 from the same
period in 1915, while imports from the
United States amounted TO $500, 207,-
$40, SURPRISING the 1915 figures by
$i5f, 2S5.672. The balance Of trade in
favor Of the United States is, there.
fore, almost tenfoid.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
BRITISH CAPTURE TEUTON
TRENCHES AT ARRAS
Associated Press By Federal wireles.)

fAssoeisted Press by Federal wireIess) 4
NEW YORK, n. Y, Feb. 15.-The
British attacked the German lines on
the Arras salient yesterday and drove
the foe back, taking about $50 yards
of trenches and several prisoners in a
brilliant raid. J.. .: L.. ....-. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
NEW JAPANESE PRINTING
COMPANY Is ORGANIZED

Organized for magazine printing
work in japanese, the Taisho Printing
Company, Limited, has filed articles
of association with the territorial
treasurer. Those signing the articles
are K. Izumi, S. Terasaki, T. Kodama,
A. Sueoka, K. Yamamoto, ]. Nukui and
Reiichi Kodama. Capital stock Is
given as $4,000 and the privilege to
increase to $3.50, 900 is retained.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
FRENCH WOULD PUT PRICE
ON TEUT0N SUBMARINES
Associsted Press By Federal wirelsss)

PARIS, France, Feb. 15.-Andre lie.
frevre, member of the chamber of
deputies, yesterday introduced reso-
luton offering a prize Of 100000
francs for the crew of any vessel eth.
er belligerent or neutral which shall
destroy any submarine which may at
tack it, ...... ...a. H. .-.....=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15
"MEATLESS" DAYS FOR
GERMANY NOW IN FORCE

IAssoeisted Press hy Federal wirelsssl
BERLIN, Germany, Feb. 15.-Meat.
less days have been put into effect
here, together with the issuance Of
cards for the purchase Of rations Of
rice and sugar. Hotel menus have
heen cut dowa 10 the bare necessi.
ties.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15

Experts have estimated that Ecua-
dor. by the application of scientific
methods, could increase its present
agricultural yield by $50 per cent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-15

Great men are they who see that spiritual is
stronger than any material force, that thoughts
rule the world.-Emerson .-s...:.. =. .~
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20

woman suffrage left out was to be
guilty of an omission against which
logic. and justice, and women. and
democracy itself, must cry aloud.
And they have cried aloud. They
have cried aloud, and ever louder, as
the country has gone about the con-
crete business of battle while ignor-
ing an essential of the principle for
which it is to battle.
Now the leading mind Of the ma
tion has fortified the suffragists' ar
gument with an uneQuivocal com
mitment on the subject. In his ad-
dress to a delegation of New York
women on October "a, President
Wilson called attention to the fact
that the world struggle of today
goes deeper and touches more of
the foundations of organized life
than any struggle that has ever
taken place before. l am free to say
that l think the question of woman
suffrage is one OF those questions
which lie at the foundation"
He wanted, he said to urge New
York men to vote for woman suf-
frage on November as part Of the
Quickening of these war times. He
wanted to see them rally to it at
this crisis as an indication that the
people Of the different states believe
in the democracy for which they are
fighting "and that there is no appli-
cation of democracy which they do
not believe in
Therein lies the gist of the suf-
fragist contention that woman sur
frage is war measure. 1t is an
OF democracy. And de-
is what America is fighting
for.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20

Baptist of New York state. re-
presenting five hunderd churches.
unanimously adopted a woman suf-
frage resolution at the pastors con
ference held in Auburn, y. Y, on
October "a. The text of their reso-
luton reads:
'Inasmuch as the forces of cor
ruption in the state that are the
great enemies of American democ-
racy, our churches and our homes.
are also the enemies OF woman suf-
frage. we assert our belief in the
practice and justice OF woman suf-
frage, and we refer the issue to our
churches as one which calls for ac-
tive support"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
Our Greatest Victory.

The carrying of New York State
rs the greatest single victory that
&he suffrage cause in this country
has yet won. 1t breaks the back
bone of the opposition; it forces the
blindest reactionary to see the hand
writing on the wall; and it insures
the speedy passage through congress
of the nationwide suffrage amend
ment.
Three cheers-three cheers and a
tiger-for the Empire State.
A. S. b.
The South Carolina suffragists re-
Ioice with the suffragists of New
York in their victory. Never have
women been better organized, or
nave made a braver fight. Never
nave they given more generously of
heir time AMI money to the cause
ind they deserve the overwhelming
'ictory that has come to them. And
Iew York men are to be congratu-
ated that they had vision enough to
ecognize justice and right, and by
heir own action to give the ballot
o their women and not wait to have
/ forced upon them by federal
mendment. l.. c. III.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20

When America emerges from this
war as she will. with enhanced
prestige and responsibilities to the
whole world, women and men alike
must. upon a perfect equality so far
as their civil status is concerned.
work out the momentous problems
OF the future as equal partners.
1T is my earnest hope that the
great state OF New York will take
the lead among the states OF the
East in doing justice to its women.
The constitutional amendment to be
voted upon November 6 should be
adopted. If New York sets such an
example to the country of just and
progressive action it will not be long
before women realize the benefits of
full citizenship in every state of the
Union"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
Secretary McAdoo for suffrage.

Secretary McAdoo has followed
President Wilson i'm declaring sup
port of woman suffrage in the New
York election He said:
The time mas come when suf-
rrage should be given to the women
Of America 1t should be given
promptly; it should be given un-
grudgingly; it should be given
gladly The women of the United
States have in every way especially
since this war has broken out, shown
themselves qualiHed for the right of
suffrage.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
NOTICE Or TOWN ELECTION.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and
ldermen of the Town of Lancaster
c.. and by the authority OF the
me:
Sec. /. That an election for
ayor and six Aldermen OF the
own of Lancaster, S. c., to serve
IF period OF two years commenc-
the first day OF January, 1918,
,all be held at the court house In
: id town on Tuesday, the 11th day
J, December, 1917. The polls to be
. ,ened at O'Clock a. m. and to be
osed at o'clock p. m.
Sec. 2. That at said election there
,all also be chosen, by ballot, one
commissioner of Public Works for
he said Town Of Lancaster to serve
pr the term of six years in the
cad of ]. c.. Elliott. whose term
len expires.
Sec. 3. That w. d. Robinson, A.
b Roddey and Latta Hood be and
ley are hereby appointed managers
( said election and directed and
,quired to conduct the same in ac-
sordance with the requirements of
w.
Sec. 4. That the Books OF Regis
alton of the Town of Lancaster
lall be opened at the Council Cham
sr on Monday, November 10Th,
>a17, and remain open for one week
,-5r the purpose of registering all
lie qualified electors of said town.
hat e. C. Secrest be and he is here
" appointed Supervisor of Registra-
ION.
Done and ratified this 1st day OF
ovember, 1917.
CHAS. ID. JONES,
Mayor.
Z. C. SECREST,
Clerk and Treasurer. TIT.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
MARKETING HOGS.

Beats burying them. Steve Hoo
yer. Mt Pleasant. Iowa. writes.
Commenced feeding my herd of
about 100 hogs B. A. Thomas Hog
Power over two months ago. Fifty
were sick and OF feed. Nearby
herds had cholera. l did not lose
one-they are well and growing
fast. ADV.
Lancaster Mercantile. Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
The Time for Woman Suffrage Is
Now.

Ever since the war broke out suf-
.agists have been pointing to wo-
IAN suffrage as a war measure. They
ave been virtually of one mind on
lie subject. Woman suffrage is no
him, no toy, no something to be
iven women as a reward of virtue
,r when "other and more import
INT matters are disposed of 1t is
concept fundamental TO democ-
icy. For America to enter upon
world fight for democracy with
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-11-20
A Recovery.

Brown-"Is your brother. who was
so deaf, any better?" Bridget-"Sure,
he'll be al right in the morning"
Brown-"You don't say SOP" Bridget
"Yes, he was arrested yesterday and
gets his hearin' III the mornin'."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
Gine llc6crraIdlnrn fir GalrOpa.

OiHt llCuCllulDHEB lNi ONtUpu.
Gic 9opolitdtde 9l0rciic Ocr @rjbi-
ic60fc unicrcs 9onOes az Oen @rdii-
ocnten Bat nidt MIR bier ionOcrn
du6 i'm 9lusIauOc 6crcdtigteS 9luiic-
ben crregt. Gic fiibrenoe fat6oliidc
3citllne ocr Sdpcij, bic n3iiribcr
9Io6ri6tct" b1lt sic Nlitt6cillng
ii6er bic 9opolit0tS-armo9c6lno Der
9iid0ie fiir 10 ungIau6li6, OoB lie
ole gouje Meloimg Die i6r in Der
itolicnidcn 3cihng nGorricre Oeaa
Sero" 81 @ciibt 9ctommen lit fiir
cine @nte ocS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
benton icner 3eitlmg bdIt. Gu5
S6wci5cr fot6ollidbe 9lott i6rci6t in
i6rcr 9luSgo6e bonn 81. 9lpril, nod
Dem Tie ocn @ortlaut Der MelOuna
ans Der itnlieuiidea 3citlug nodge.
orudt:
noGie 3nuerldiiigfeit Ocs patifani-
iGen Gorreiponoenten oes rGorrierc
bella Sern" lit naGgcraOe 10 mclt6e-
fnnnt gcporOen, 0oB i6m ii6crall ser
Hu6m eincs groBten 9ntiidnciOerS
oacr 3citcu 5ucrfmnnt ueroen miro.
SSn Ser obigea MelOuug 6at er iib
iclber ii6ertroifcn Gr BAT ii6erie.
ben. oaB lid ser oeutid-oncrifnni-
ihc uno Der iriid-nmerifnnii6e 6obc
unO nieocre &lerus ser @ereinigten
Stooten niemols SIT elmer iolden
GunOpcblna an bic ncueite %olitit
Rr. @ilior'S herge6en wiirOen uno
Der anQlo.omerifoniihe aud nidt,
Der eS pilion rid)t pcraiBt, ueldeS
lln6cil cr inoireft ii6cr oie fotboli-
ibe Stride uno oic fntboliihc 6ieror-
die in Merifo gc6rndt bat. Sic an
9ciii6rtcn SteQen ans Dem onge6Ii,
den 9rieie oiiriten Oireft gefdlidt
icin Genn, oaB oie GorOindle an
9Gilion gcidriebcn 6obcn iollen lie
iieQtcn inn ,,i6rcn 9ooen~ 5ur Scr
iiigung, mG6renO iie feineu bciiben,
lnO woilten bclfen nOoS anlerifoni.
ide Goterlouo 81 rettcn," ud6rcnO
fein @}euicb cs be0robte mo 6cOro6t,
oos olou6t ocm nGorriere" fein
@enih, ocr peiB. ooB Die 6cioen
air6enfiiriten nidt MIR N}dnner bon
@eluiiien inO @6rc, ionocrn oid bon
geritonO uno &lugbcit iinO. ."
Ter fotGoIiihe Buffalo &olfs.
freunO" bcmertt 6icrju:
yCo6ei lit wo6l 81 6cmerfeu, ooB
Dem S6peier 9lotte ni6t cinmol
Scr golBe @ortlaut Der &ciohltion
(Gie 3iiriber 9iobrihtcn ne6men
9e5ug mlf cen y@orriere Ocao Sc.
roO oorlag. 90 mar 3. 9. bic 6e-
ionOcrs 6croortrctcnoc Ste1e pom
Sample fir oic fl. lmO groBe Sohc
ser Srci6cit" nitt in Dem Scridt
ent5olten. g9nS miirOc man Oriiben
crit iogcIi pcnn audi Dies bcfonnt
miir0e2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26

x q | I'LL o I c, "a. VtNl lFl Z.
Die Strahenourhbrubb s@umllIlndre Der Stnoi
Baltimore MAIDEN biernlii eend6 Der SorlOriis
ten heS Baltimore Std0isGbnriers beiunnt, Dab
lie cine ociaiuirte elite aaer 5neepro0enell
0ntindoQungcn, entiianoenen unlolien lilo 5lls
Qeprodcnen lSertberbobungen, nebt etner ers
ildrcnocn Siarie 1uerii9en lieGeH III &erOlls
hung nit Der Gpnbcmnilnng, 0rtiinnnD nno
&erbrcitcruna Der pOmcltenb sStr1ic, bon Der
Surioro Rodo bis 5nr @olfsStr1bc. ooli lQrer
iceiocn 9reite non 80 iSnb anf eite Srelie BON
66 SUB. gcmdB Der AM 3 Au9nt 1916 inter
SciDncten Seror0nullq gir. III oes Dta0ot9
nno Siaotrnibs bon baltimore
Die 9luIaaen crliredcn iid nno l1lqnell
lido ocren 9eii bon Der noromenli1nen Selie
DER Sarioro Roao bis Bur io0nliditen Seltc
Der Boli Strabe; ole noropeiilicbiie Geite Der
60rforo Noao Snb noro6tlioD mo iiiomclis
lid bon 0orleiicdb Snabe; ole looitibne
Gcic Der @ulisStrabe SO SuB norooltli9 mo
ST Sus fi6mciilih bon Der SomeiicaozStrGbe.
lln0 ne geben bicrmi ierner beidnrt, oan
bcia0ie Qtiie nebit oer erildrcnoen &nrte nr
Die Nnipcftipn aler bdrilt iHtercllirtcH 1crlo'
ren bcreii iit uno bnb bic @ommiiidre ltd an
5DnncrItng, bent cnnrobrciRi1itcn Ease I'M
Wiai 1917, nm # llbr Sormiiiags, IN tprenl
Niireau i'm &nibbdus iiir ben Smed oerlanll
meln ueroen, irpeno melbe in beid9ier Silte
eHt6altencn glnqubcn 81 reuioireH 9e9el iuelDe
Ycrionen @tuiprum erbcbcn mogeH, ole ourl
inierelirt 3u lein bebnupter.
Spbn s. 0lD6incttc,
Senr1 Mi. Mhcl,
NarrD u. Jicmlcl,
Gonlmiiidre.
Gngcnc s. 0lpbgerS,
(0roioA o. o6 o9) Glerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
Nipieenben.

Nm bic Snhn6cr Der 6inionimen, E6linatiuncn
NIB beUnrsngteu Nitcn Der ,iiniteo 9idil'
uane & 6lectric 6unipnnD" pun Baltimore.
0alti more. DID, "a Widi 1917.
Die iqatinnens@onpo gir.
80 meroen am ituo nud oem I. Sunt 1917 in
Baltimore, obnc glb3iigc fir Die 9unocss@ill'
iommeniieuer nuSbc5ablt, menn Die @iQenihiis
mcr bci10ter Coupons oieeIben nit uoribrtts'
ocnoe bon 5pei Ero5cnt nlii Sic Rrioridis.
Nitcn M fir bic an 81 Mai 1rt7 cnoenbea
iebs Wlouate crfiri iporncn niin 0heds odtilr
Unit gfhsuQ clues 16c!cs ocr Siadt5s, Giaots
rno @olHinsSieuerll nic6t iber Elm Stcriel
bon eiHcm Rro8eni merocn ocn belm Ibi1lnB
Der Geimdfte an 81 lRni 1917 cingctlaecnen
Snru6ern pfr %oii 3uQcc4t
I'M 9MftrnQe Ocs OircltoriuWa.
(9a259) geninm 6arla Scfrctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
acr 9ruit Ncr 8luiidcnNdnSIcr in ecOcn8mitteIn

Der KrOIlt Der 3mIldenVnnoIcr IN EcDenSmliIcln
gcbt in Oeicn }ccn in mnnc5en 6Gllc ms lmenolid)c
Pin Snrtoiien ole iri6 I'M Ncrbit 1916 pom 6arner
0erauit wrOe iinO 400 bis SEQ Aro5cnt perOent NOR
Oct mic Die @r36blun0 elmer Srou aus SoDton Obio,
5cgt Gie Game forite encn guidel aartoiicln fiir
$l Sic ionO ilntcr oTicl6cn cine Gortoiie oie ongc
idnitten lO nusge6olt mar n0 in Der 9usboblnng be-
fcpo ld5 Gin 3ettc oes Snbalts ooB Der 6arIer Der
Die aortoifeln gciogen gerlc crabrcn m0dc ipcr lle
gefoliit Gic 6rou d)ricb on Ocn 6armcr lnO crilbr
non i6n ooB bic Sartoiien cttcn Serb iiir SO Gents
pro 9uifel Derfnuit mrrOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
Charles Gticff.

inn ylIicr ION 81 SaOrcu, gec6lcr sobn ocs
bcrilorbcncn Charles ~ mo OdiDdcne u.
Siieii. Sic Nccroigung Don lelner leBten
&obmIna. gir. iOS, seeISapcitc StraRc, i'm.
oct tati am SanIitag, 2G. YSnl, uDr gdbnl..
an iuclber &crrnnbic ull0 Srcunoc n,DtuHsss
DOLL eiu9caocH iu,o. Neiiebnng priOaiinL
(NGi25-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26

6s eilt in Ocn GntcntelGnOcrn ais cItIcbcno, OaR
sic @2tteIm1dte ir cac llnfotcn oes arcgcs mcroen
aritommen micn ull0 OaB 0ctidlonO Ocn @alpt5e
ocr Soften gu 5o6Ic1 6a6en miro CAB Die Summe rcdt
bod angeictt meron uiirOe, ourte man nit 6ug uno
9lcdt anne6men Snmcrbm mongcIten bis iebt genoue
3a6lcn Scrr Ebilippc Gci6amps in Ears bat es aut
d gcnonuncn, Die Observation-Disclosures IN oeicr DC
5iebng 5 ocreinioden Gr lc9te cine rnoe uno nette
9lcdmng oor Dit mlbercn 3a6len lit bel Seller uno
@icnig ongegebcn mas e0cs GlicO Der Gntene erbolt
6nfre6 onn06erno 715 @}iaior0n 9fo Sterling
9fuBano 32 Nd01r6en, @ngon0 3,509,0OO @elgicn
946,000,O00 mO Sapan 6ei6eOet iid ongeid)ts Der
SAutiadc OaB es inmer6in ndbt 10 briisf mie Die on
oeren 3e6n @er6ilOete bon 0eltidono gum ariege &C.
5uungcn porOer lit, nit 200000,000 YflmO Sterling
g}o6 6ei6coencr iinO Die 6oroerungeu 9huancns uno
@ortuqals: ienes er6Gt 1876 Nf1nrOcn, Oeies ogor
BLOB 10 0tilor0cn. 9lid]t nit lnredt ment Serr De-
GompS ,0ieie 3oblcn itn0 10 bereOt, 0aB lie aui ole
Gjcetgcbcr unO SSuriten, Die Die SpeoensbcOngungen
oui5uiteacn ba6en weroen, ndjt o6ne @nOrtd beiben
cltcn" @r mill ioeor oltf g8unib cine genoue @ir3e
auiItcaima .lieiern" Gie Grfei uno 9ulgarien, Die
6rcn 9nt6el ia bod nid)t alfbrin9m 0nnen 6o6cn nit
Gjc6iet 5u 6e5o6len 400 NlorOen 6ronten olen
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6rcd)cn eitprodei" @e6e Dem @ciicgtcn! lno babel
geben ole Scr. Staotcn ogar nod lecr aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
(S[i,nhrth VI. Tlnclhcf.

Gs iiarb am 25. Nlai 1917 Gl5a6ct6 ".
gmel6cd, gelic6ie Satin bon Sernlun Emels
bed, In ibrem 6S. 9cbensia6r &ao Negrdbs
niB inoei an Spnntag, 27, Nioi llDr Ytaps
miiidqs, bon i0rcr gSobnultg, yir. 4O4, Nurbs
Wunrocs Strnhe, ans iinit. &eiiebulg uni oent
,Nplinnn Rari Nrienbol" (Wlai26-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26

Gcnr.gOmirnl Sims iOl ben Hans ciucS Sice-9o-
miroIS erboltcu, Oomt er oui 9eidcr &anGme nit Den
britiden un0 fron5oiiidcn Aonirdlcn Itebt II @urum
nidt ocn 9lOmrosrang Ger MT Dem A6le6cn 0cueD's
mcocr erlpdeu iit2 Gem bon Der anerifonildDcn
5otte cruoret GngloO bod o Oob lie crrcd)t Uns ole
britidc 6lottc nidt crrcbcn fonntcl 9lu6 tiir ben
G6cr.GommonOircnoeu Der olucrloniihcn 2rmec, DER
rcd 6ronfre6 geianOt lucrOen oa ioe Elm 9fong &C.
iGoien merOcu, Der oGe 6ritiidcn unO ron50lii6en
i6erragt Oenn BON Der amerfaiibcn 9lrnec erworten
Die @nglGnOr uno 6ron5oien oen ic5lieBliden Sieg.
Der ctioc b6G1itc Stang lit @cncraacltcnant nit Dem
man %er6ina aiSiiattcn uia. Ger @ongrcb mBtc Den
Maridaarang eniibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
gIunic s. GflInell.

IS iiar6 om %. mai 1917, gia@mttaes
$50 glunc g. Sdlnel, gelichle Satin ocs
iinoei am Mlontag, 2s. Nlai, . ll6r ga8nlifs
tags. bon i6rer gSobmng gir. 1852, Sit-Sio.
olr. Sha6c aus iinti 9eiiebuna pribatm aut
Dem pNd. @arniels6reoboie."
(lJiai2B-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
(aai2l. .25. 20. .2s) Glcrl
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gareau Der StrnRcnonrh6rn9ss6nn 6nnminarc.
Ndl re, D. Widi WI.
sic Gtrabcnour6bru6s-9 9ommlildre ~ ocr
Giant Baltimore MAIDEN Diermit beIdnni, caB
iie ibre InhcQc iiber bic @ntibdolqun9elL lils
folicn mo ySeriberb0bnn9en be6ngh0 oer Spn'
ocmnlrnng nno Sdlliefnna ocr Ct. Nanl' Strnec'
nuu Der aerinatun. bio inr Saratpan' Strafc,
ne6ii ocn onrdui bc6iigIdlen enogiiItiaen NM
corriQiricn erlidrenoen @ldner. 1enlaB zen
9'orinriicn ocs Gbartors Der Siooi Baltimore
nn6 ncr am "a 9lpril 1916 unter3eidncien
Scroronune &r. ia ocs Dtdpors uilo Siaoi'
ratbs bon Baltimore, rcpioirt buben
6iernii iii bcidltni qcgebcll. nab bciaaie Gas
bcae uno Nurte ant hicle gSciie oouenoct ullo
bcQlaubigi morocu 1T. itio oaB Der Win0or ullo
SiaotraO bon baltimore. oocr irgelio pelDe
9erion ooer ReroncH. Corporation ooer @ors
poraiionen, Die nit bem Suiprud Der @ntidd'
olelHeen ooer auicrIegten SSertDerPo9un9elI,
mic bier 0cndltut. ur5itirleoeH ltio, lnner0alO
orcibig (30) Eager. bonn iiebcuten Snne tnt
Mai 1917, Dem Saium BET eriten bon uils ers
Iaiiencn &erofientliMung oeier ytoti5, oape9en
our6 i6ritlibe @ctition al oas baltimore
Gta6tqeric6t oppcuren mo9eu, inoem iie oas
Geridt I'M cine JtcOiiion oerlelben di9eber.
So1u 9. NObincttc,
Ncnrn W.. Hitcl,
Nnrri u. HcmleD,
@onImiiIdre.
0ngene q. @OO0ers,
(Wai7 7t4.2t2s) 6Icrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
gIrncntinien, luir, MeIlen nn6 @lais.

Ole &egerlulg BON grgentinien bat oaS gSei5enolis'
irbrperbot 0os lie Dor nget1lr 5uei Dtonaten ereB
ober 5etpeiGg riidgdnag madte, erneiiert 9uS 8ob-
ineton lit Die gtodridt gefommen oas Stnats'0e'
porement meroe cine grnolife llnterudun9 anltelen
pt Die 9e6auptung DER argentinden &egieumg, Oas
glusubroerbot ci notbmenoig, Die cigene Seoolte
runq Dor Dem Sngcr 81 idiibea aii @obr6eit 6erbe,
rno menn es dJ berausIte1en iolte, ooB Die @rnab'
runqsoerb1ltne in Der iOameritaniiden &epublit
lidt 10 ernite eietl ipe BON Der Hegerg ged)iloert
0onn per0e man bier Die glusilbr bon &oble oorthn
Dcrbieicn Gas lit Oenn ood pobl etiUos nrf iuiO faln
eaublid) oem elm iodes Gerbolten Der S6peiterJie-
publif gegenber nnB in ollen ateniidcn Hepubliten
boies 8ut erregen; mir lpniden aber Die 5relnolbaf
iener Gcpu6fen un0 sic SoliouritGt BON gaB Mmerfa
an er6altcn 9e g9oi6ngtoner Nieorng BON Der bcob'
iidtigtcn llnterudune mo Dem in guSiidt geiteatcn
@crbot DER 9lushl6r Sobe nod 9lrgentinicn miro
itocniaas 5 icncn uiecn wiloen @erten 6d6len, oic
ibren llrprtng baben I'M Sirn oes bctannten oboben
Qeamten, oeiien 9tome nidt gcnannt peroen tonne."
Die qroBe @ei5cnfnopp6eit in glrgcntinien miro
uobl tbotidcblidb betebcn. 0aiicbe iii aud in unerem
2onoc Der Soa, me ofii5ea 5ueegeben miro, uno man
iteat in g9n6ington Sered]nngen an iuie pel @ei5en
nod cnt6e6rt merOen fal obne ooB mir Den Sfmad)t'
ricmcn on3ulegen broudten @iner Der &ed]en-@rper'
ten 1T 5u Dem merfpiiroigen 9eftno gefonlmen Dab
ler 2ano niemals in cine gto6loge gerotben fonnte,
oud menn mir alien @e5en erportirten oa Die groBen
W}osmengen Die mir proou5iren uns Dor Der Sn9ers'
not6 bcpo6ren miiroen 0as glar6en mir Dem g@rper-
ten" gan5 germ glbcr mir fonncn nidt eine6en mes
bol6 mir ms nit 0}asbrot 6eeiiiigen ioIte oanit ur'
icre 6reunoe in @ngonO unO 6ranfred 8ei5enbrot
ellen t6nnen @aisbrot mag ia ga5 geiino uno nabr-
bcft iein, o6er es lit bod nidt nod Seoermonns @c'
dnod l0 mcs6alb mir inns nit 6ciBcn ySobnniecofes"
Ole llnoeooulidfeit an Den Sols cIen iouen, oamit
Better o6n unO @lpbons iuO Gaiton gutes 8ei5enbrot
bobc lit nidt rcft oeritdnoli @enn Wiaisbrot mirf-
lid 70 Qit un0 nabr6ait it, mar IN oler gSe d)idet
mir BON mlierem lleberfhlB nidt getg nod europa,
I'm So6n glp6ons unO goiton nit oieIcm no6r5aften
@rotitoi 5i oeriorgcn2 Sic n6 oodl IN elmer Not6'
ogc nidjt mir Sdiden mir rnieren 5rean0en ienieitS
ocs qroBcn Ectes oniclle uneres gSei5ens, Den mir
clb broudben Elm 0ritteI BON nierer ou 2500 @fil'
loncn 9uid)el ocrnnibIogtc @|aiserute ulo winifcn
mir i6ncn guten glppetit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-26
earean 0es @ebdn0e.a anipeitora.

NArcnn ocs Webin0cs InIpclior9.
2l Oiai 1917
@s miro bermii 6elami gemad3t caB s. e.
Gdbarot pcmdB Der am 10. Snnt 1905 nnleI'
8cidlncicn &eroronnn9 9ir t55. NblWHit ~,
amcnorD. nm Grlaubnb na1gein9t bat ons
glmpeien binier Nr, 2945-4I 0liiionsAoeHue,
ais cine oiicHili6e Garage 81 beruReL
/. 2. Spruc,
(Nlai24,2G) @cbduoes Snipefior.