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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-14
With REBELLION
ENDED RUSSIAN
TROOPS BEGIN TO
ORGANIZE LINES
Gen. Korniloff Announced
He Will Surrender To
Gen. Alexieff
ARMY SHOWS MORE
FIGHTING SPIRIT
German "Shock" Troops
Claim To Have Made
Gains on Aisne Front
(Assoeiatsd Press War Summary

(Assoeiated Press War Summary
Convinced that General Korniloff's
rebellion is definitely at an end al
though the general himself has not
formally surrendered. the leaders at
Petrograd are setting about the re-
construction OF the government. For
nation of a new cabSnet is said to
be well along towards completion.
The submission OF SO many of the
troops and leaders who were adher-
ing to General Korniloff. apparently
has left the leader of the revolt
helpless. He is said to have notified
the government of his intention to
surrender upon the arrival at his
headquarters of General Alexieff,
who has become chief OF staff under
Premier Kerensky, now commander
in-chief of the Russian armies.
Meanwhile the Russian army at
the front. particularly in the north
ern section, is displaying fighting
spirit and, according to the official
statement is regaining some Of the
ground recently abandoned to the
Germans in the Riga district. Several
villages have been occupied probably
in a movement to consolidate the
Russian positions and organize a
defensive line which would be CO.
hesive in face of attack.
Activity on the other battle fronts,
except the Austrian Italian, where
General Cadorna is still fighting de-
terminedly for Mont San Gabrielle, is
not notable.
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As an added chapter to the story
Of the recently revealed intrigue IN
Argentina the disclosures give a hint
Of the nature OF the evidence in this
governments possession Of Germ
any's illegitimate use Of neutral
diplomats. The full extent of this
evidence may never be published but
IL is known TO be complete and this
governments action in making some
Of IL public is not felt 20 be directed
so much at Sweden as toward fur
ther informing the world at large ee
Germany's practices.
lt does. however, raise some
speculation as TO how the Stockholm,
foreign office will explain It. The
interesting point, in the minds Of
officials and diplomats here, is how
much, the Stockholm foreign ONCE
knew Of the affair.
Won Eckhardt's letter 70 the Ger
man chancellor relating to the extent
10 which CFonholm used Sweden'a
diplomatic privileges for Germany
and his recommendation Of an inn
perial decoration for him, is regard
ed by allied diplomats here as fur
ther evidence OF their charge that
Germany has distributed decorations
among the diplomats OF friendly neu-
trails for such services, probably In
other instances.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-14

Montevideo, Uruguay, Sept. IA
Uruguayan marines today boarded all
the German ships in the harbor here.
the government having heard OF
plans to sink the vessels.
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Special Investiaator.

London, Sept. II. An official
statement issued by the Swedish
government telegraphs the corres-
pOndent at Stockholm of the Central
News agency, says that o. A. ~.
Ewerloef, secretary OF the Swedish
ministry of foreign affairs has been
given leave of absence from the for
eign office and has placed himself
at the disposition of the minister OF
justice with the object OF assisting
In the special investigation in con-
nection with the Swedish
revelations.
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WONDER sHOW-The Forums
Fall Fashion Number. Saturday, Sept.
is, Revelation in Itself. Phone Ear
~ for Extra Copies.
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Premier Kerensky tonight issuedG /

Premier Kerensky tonight issued
an order giving to the military gov
ernor OF Petrograd special powers
with regard to the press. PetTograd
has entirely recovered its calm, a
remarkable effect Of the suppressing
OF the revolt being that the panicky
rush from the capital caused by the
fall OF the Baltic port of Riga, has
ceased. On the bourses where only
private deals are transacted, there
was a sharp rise in securities.
From Moscow. it is reported that
refugees have begun returning to
Petrograd Doubtful elements in
the provinces who would have back
ed General Korniloff had he sue
ceeaed, are passing resolutions in
support Of the provisional govern
ment
The new cabinet is progressing to-
wards completion though friction
again has arisen between the Con-
stitutional Democrats and the So
cialists. The Constitutional Demo-
Gratis last night announced to- Pre-
mier Kerenslxy that the government
must take q lesson by removing the
cause and not repeating the mistake
which caused it. Otherwise they
said General Korniloff's adventure
would be repeated by someone else.
The revolt, declared the Constitu-
tional Democrats, undoubtedly was
the fruit Of extreme dissatisfaction
in the more conservative classes.
Therefore the government must rem
der reasonable satisfaction to the
conservative demands and resist
pressure to move it toward the left.
General Attempts Suicide.
Petrograd, Sept. 14.-After being
by Premier Kerensky at the
winter palace and informed Of the
fate which awaited him, General
Kruimoff, J, commander of the Kornil-
of troops which were sent against
returned to his lodgings
last night and shot himself. His
wounds vera not fatal
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Showers tonight and SATURDAY. NOT
mucvh change in temperature. Mod
crate horth to east wind.
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centlnued pa e &C.
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The diamond drill., 1917-11-03

During the art exhibit total OF
S257.4O was taken in from all sources
The total expenses on the exhibit in
Guiding express, were S27,32. Leav-
ing net amout clear. of $3.50, for
which amount an order for pictures
has already been placed.
Miss Phiscator returned Wednes-
day evening from Marquette where
she has been visiting schools Mrs
Dwight Long supplied in her absence
A majority Of the teachers bought
Liberty bonds during the recent cam
paign. Many Of tile teachers are as
sisting in making the local Hoover
Compaign Drive" a success.
Thursday evening the Girls Glea
club presented "The Toy shop, a
short operette at Alpha for the bene
ht OF the Red Cross.
Certain of the more ambitious stu
dents OF the high school chorus are
ayailing themselves of the opportunity
OF receiving special training In voice
and new piano has been installed
in the music room in the high school
and this gives the music supervisor
an opportunity TO give individual in
struction along this line.
Miss Harris was unable to meet her
classes Thursday morning the result
OF an injury received during the sen
Tor celebration Wednesday night
A new feature OF the chorus work
in the department is a program given
every Friday afternoon during tho
twentyminute period Each room Is
responsible for one program every six
weeks. An interesting little sketch
was given by the pupils OF Miss Grat-
tons room last Friday in which the
civic duties OF each and girl were
made clear 10 the audience.
The drawing classes OF the depart
ment are working out original posters
[ for the Red Cross under the direction
OF Miss Harris.
Arrangements are being made ~
the Red Cross rooms whereby about
twelve more teachers can be accom-
modated in the surgical DRESSING
class which meets every Tuesday
evening at 1880 under the supervision
Of Mrs. f. Scadden Under the new
rules II Is necessary that all who at
stcnd this class be dressed in white.
Mr.. Tomlinson IN Y. s History
The diamond drill., 1917-11-03
LIMITS CAR USES.
Government Shuts on Transport o.
All But Necessary Material.

The United States Government ia
sued an order last Saturday night
shutting OF the use OF cars for the
transport OF material for roads aud
highways, theaters. pleasure cars.
furniture and musical Instruments
These materials are clsssed as nom
essentials and the order Is issued 70
relieve the pressure for car service
II is expected that the use of the
ears heretofore used for the transport
OF the essentials will now bs di-
yerted to tle transportation of essen
tials and that better distribution OF
materials necessary to life will result
The order Affects open top cars on
ly-commoniy known as gondolas--
and doesn't affect the use OF box cars
for these uses. but IL is almost impos-
sible TO get box cars so that there II
little danger OF the non-essential ma
terial being shipped in box cars
The diamond drill., 1917-11-03

class. What was the cause of the
Revolutionary war;"
Pupil: THE Declaration OF Inde-
pendence.
How does Heinie know that the
price OF rock salt has gone up?
The Stambaugh game has been in
definitely postponed by mutual con
sent OF both schools on account OF
the wintry condition OF the athletic
field
The new accession books that ar
rived in the library are: "My Four
Years in Germany" Ambassador Ger
ard. Pushing to tile Front" vol /.
Orison SWEET Marden
The seniors created quite a sensa-
tion when they marched up and down
Superior avenue Wednesday night
with the horn. A few juniors wei
coined their arrival at the Lockwood
corner
The diamond drill., 1917-11-03
DR.. c. +. Larson was a visitor at
Iron Mountain last Tuesday

Dr. c. +. Larson was visitor at
Iron Mountain last Tuesday
Don't forget the big masquerade NJ
the Alpha pavilion, November II.
A letter received from Joe Sturman
conveys the information that he is
well pleased with his new berth al
Camp Custer. He is doing the repair
work for his regiment, has been given
the equipment necessary and is max
ing good
Owing TO the large amount OF work
which will devolye upon the arrange
ment committee for the potato show
Chairman Bridges OF the Business
Mems Association has appointed y
special committee on banquet TO con
sist OF VIM. Rosinquist, o. Croghaa
and Charles Clark.
OWING TO ENLISTMENTS we
have several positions open for men
over 81 years Of age. two in Iron, one
in Dickinson and two in Delta coup-
ties. The work is demonstrating and
advertising over 1000 OF our sales
men averaged over 81 per day for
the past year Names and records
OF all men will be furnished Call for
G. w. Fribley at Hotel Lockwood on
November 7th, and bring good refer
ences. Nov3-l;
J. b Knight editor and proprietor
OF the Norway Current. has the sym
pathy Of the press Of this peninsula
because of the fire that destroyed his
building and part OF his plant a.
Norway last week Notwithstanding
his troubles. Tile Current was issued
on time, and Mr. knight Is rapidly
getting squared around to resume
business on the old basis. Henry
Anderson. formerly foreman Of The
Diamond Drill is in charge OF M
Knights plant and Henry is known
10 have nose TO the overcoming o..
difficulties such as the fire brought
him.
The diamond drill., 1917-11-03
perso,,als

Senator Moritray made a business
visit to Marquette yesterday.
w A. Holmes is about again after
two weeks confinement in his home
because of illness.
Alvin Richards was on the sick list
most Of the week, but got around In
time to be present with the band boys
ut the dance last night.
Owing to the afternoon coffee at
Mrs Werner Fathers Saturday, Nov.
10th, the regular Saturday afternoon
lunch at the Red Cross tea room will
not be served,
A nice lunch we'll worth more will
be served for only l0c at the Red Cross
tea room Saturday. November 3, from
TO S D. m. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.
Holmes in charge. Everybody vel
come.
Herman Buenger hss been removed
10 the wehse building az the wealth
er was getting too cold 10 live in a
tent. Mr.. Buenger Is getting on re-
narksbly well, considering the tought
time OF II that he has had.
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Don't forget the big masquerade al
the Alpha pavilion, November II.
Mrs. Gordon Jackson has been ser
iously i'll the past three weeks at her
home in Urban avenue.
A letter from Lieutenant Burridge
conveys the information that he will
probably be home for short visit
about Dee. /.
Mrs. Werner Fahler Will serve af-
ternoon coffee at her home ON Forest
avenue. Nov. 10. This is the second
of series OF home entertainments
given for the American Red Cross.
Everyone come have a delicious lunch
and help the Red Cross.
Hon. c. T. Roberts who has resum-
ed his position as official weather
prophet for Crystal Falls, says that
we are to have no snow until after the
holidays, so those who depend upon
snow to carry on work will know how
TO figure.
Frank Forest brought down wolf
that measured feet and inches from
tip to tip. Tho animal was captured
by him on the upper Fence waters
and is the second largest wolf ever
brought in for bounty in Iron county.
The hide sold for $1,000
l. IL. Jackson was on the sick List
few days this week but at the pres
ent writing Is about his work again.
number OF Odd Fellows from Iron
River are expected to visit the local
lodge tonight. Degree work and i
banquet will be in order
The Red Cross tea given by Mrs. G
T. Roberts at her home last week Fri
day evening brought together a large
huihptI VI ptOplc iibul all parts VI
the city. The affair was one OF the
pleasantest given in the city and as
financial venture it proved better than
was expected, the net proceeds beine
$500.
Mitchell Dykes, who owns ranch
ON the Fence river In Iron county re
Gently shipped two cars of steers FROM
his ranch to the Twin city Packing
Co, at Menominee. Mr.. Dykes has
one Of the finest ranches in the NORTH
west and has been IN the cattle rais-
ing business for several years. lie is
making a success Of IL in every way
Nerve Jacks has volunteered for
service IN the naval service OF the T.
5. and has decided to close his ga
sge business in this city Mr. Jackd
will try for the naval aerial service
and II he falls down on that he will
20 into the mechanical end OF the
navy proper. Mr.. Jacka is finished
tnachinist and will make valuable
man for the navy.
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Subscribe for The Diamond DrIll.
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A letter from Lieutenant Burridge
conveys the information that he will
probably be home for a short visit
about Dec L.
The diamond drill., 1917-11-03

Mrs. Werner Fahler will serve af-
ternoon coffee at her home on Forest
avenue, Nov 10. This is the second
of series Of home entertainments
given for the American Red Cross.
Everyone come have delicious lunch
and help the Red Cross.
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Nnrdl gladt altn QidIt.

Simmeliabrt i66n flinet oas
@ort
0lon6 fromme Seele reiBt es tort
Nit ieinen @lodentonen.
9lls fam elm @ruB bon o6enber,
$50 gar fein Seio, tein Sommer mebr,
$50 ole ii9 Oeriobuen.
Simmelfa6rt TT in oieier Belt,
$50 aae @eIt bon @ram um0 9eio,
. Ser5, fanit on es glau6en?
SIT ni6t Die @rOe miiit uno leer,
9llS CAB es feline 9ie6e me6r,
Genn boie Nlddte idnaubenI
Simmeliabrt II mer oentt oaron,
Gas 9e6en grinit uns finiter an,
lln0 nirgenoS mobnt DER 6rieoe.
0liBtrouiid lit Die son3e @elt,
9lIs mar Der 6eIs oeS Seils 5eridelt,
co traurig flingt's i'm 2ieoe.
StoI5 wGl5et iib oes Soiies 6htt6
gllS mdre foot Die fromme @lutb,
9lltmooiib lit oos 9eten.
SAT- lit 0os 0reigeitirn oerbloBt,
Die llnrub lit OeS Cages @oit,
@er's gut meint, miro 5ertreten.
So6n unO Spott lmo SoB uno 9}eiO,
0aS iinO ole SelOen oieler Belt,
Die 2iebe mliB nun idpeigenl
BUR Soae miro ooS ialide Spiel,
SruebilOer giebt es gor 10 piel,
9lIS ioat' Der Gag ii6 neigen.
SeiO eetroit, Sbr, Ole nod eutl
&aui6t AUDI 10 milo Die tribe 6liIt6,
gtob palten treue SduOe
Sin 6eilie' 9ebt itebt auf Dem @lan.
Ger @lmlbe lit fein leerer @a6n,
9ie Sriibiol nimmt Elm @n0e.
@ottes @oIten bort ni9t auf
Ger neue Ea9 nimmt ieinen 2aiti,
9ie ounfle yfa6t miB mei1en.
limo mas nod 6elt oein Ser5e trGnft,
@eiBt 0u's Oenn ni1t, per olles
lentt,
9ennIt Ou 0aS SiegeS5eiden9
nSimmelfo6rtl" - Our6 9la6t gum
Si6t
gu Oeittides 8olf, UereiB es nidt,
S6medt au6 Oein 9el6 70 bitterl
S6on 5ieben belle &olten aii,
Sbr &ieibetriibten fommt 81 Souf
9aIo 6riGt Oas @iiengitter.
u. j. 9.
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SlnlerIean eioa.
@cmeruImujOr ,ScOOO".

Seine gitelfeit miro oniGeineno be-
frieoigt @iro @eneralmoior
ser 9}eip.Dorfer Stontstruppen,
menn Snfel Sam ni6t mill.
gG6onu. M.,g., t6. Mai.-E6eo.
bore GooieDelt modte belite nad ei.
ner Gonferu5 nit @ouoerneur @6it-
man 6efonnt, ooB falls Oie 9mOeS-
9lrmee.Torloee poiiiren ioIlte, o6ne
OoB feline @rpeoition nocb europa be-
milIigt miro, er Oie 9eitoIlung oIS
@enerolmaior i'm Stnatsoienite an.
nebmen mer0e.
u@ouberneur @6itmon bat mir Oie
Yeltollung ais @eneralmaior ange
boten," iagte 9looiebelt, Dmenn Ger
6reipiIligen.FIan Eulppeu na6 Gu.
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Baltimore Wsurft6cridjt.
W} ittp 0 d.. 16. Moi [!

Mittp 0 6, 16. Mai 1917.
Mlebl. ~ 3ufubr II ,43S 6Giier,
eini6lieBlid 3345 6diier 5u 2oclit-
@oint uno 302S 6diier 81 Canton.
Gie 9totirlmgen paren mie iolgt:
&crglel6enoe @reiie Senie, Seeies Sabr.
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%crtGnfe an Der biefsen SlftiembOrie.
FIRST GALL

80 gInibelle guabama so l. bio. T.. 05
125 Inibeile COLORADO Soutberu com. 22
20 AuibeiIe 9oni 9oal com ~ ,iOb
70 suipeiIe Goni @ower com ..1l2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17

ropo ienoen 81 fonnen niht in @ni6.
inaton an9enonnnen miro. Gieie 9e-
itallung miiroe mid outoriiiren, cine
oOer mc1rere Gipilionen in Staoie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17

Ql6unnemten. bic ben t, ,Scuiidjcn GORE.
ponOenicn" nidji piinttIiaD OOer unreacl'
mabia rrhalten, iiHo gcbeten, bcr Office
baD0n per EclepbOn DOer ibriitlid Wlits
fbeilMHD 80 mahen.
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2t0 Nntbeilc Goshen Oil cont. . 1iM
o Nni6er Goshen Oil pio... aM
10 Anibeile 0abiion Chem Co... 351a
, @ntbeile gSelp amiier Sal Co.. 40
100 ant6eic Sapupo 8eiinius cont 0A
80 gIntbeIe liniieo 8aiIwabs 60 2s
120 gHibeile gsabaHo Oil com. . 39s
$4,000 @oni Goal Ger. r...............iO .iO3
5000 GoH Goal 9iei 5er.......... 9t
500 9osoeu & so 6er.......... So
1000 @oni @omer notes. s..........lO0
1000 Gli Sorn Corp Ger. er......lO
1000 Georgia & enab0ma @oHi Der. M 994
1000 lniteo 8aiImobS inc er..... 64M
1000 lniteo @ailtpabS f. 4er... sos
100 rIHiteo 9ailpabs 800 Der . ss1s
SECOND CALL.
10 gIuibele glabama so COM . 20
10 9IntbeIe gtabnma so COM . 90
80 gnibele Gosoen & Go........ i2lk
% gInibele Goshen & Go....... 1874
600 @ntbeile Goshen oil com .. 1i%
30 gIntbeile Souiton Oil pio... 81
20 gluibeile Nd GernoH Drills COM 10
10 gInibeile gednInno Oil rom. 3M
$1,000 Baltimore electric f. 5er..... 09M
1000 9aIio. SPAR 81 g. 6bei 46er 49, %
5000 Goshen 4 so Ger. r............. 974
1000 Goshen Oil & Gns Ger - 99la
1000 Georgia gtabama Goni DER. 90N
LOCO llniteb 8ailfoaDs /. 4er....... SOFA
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g@uiBel.

@er einen suten &rieg fiibret, bat |
suten Grieo.
Sober 1lenid muB etipus bubeu,
moran er ernitIi9 bGn9t.
9ie ii9 fir DID berpenbsn, oas
fino oeine iDobren @erpanbten.
Benn oeiue Trau einem britten
Die SauO oriidt, 70 1T Oas Elm Druid
febIer.
Oas SropentItma umfabt ni9t !
peniser aIs Oier5ig qrO5ent Der @rbs
pberfld9e.
&riege neroen aus SoupturIas
9en ongeIppnnen unb aus S9einur=
iu4eu sefiibrt.
Der 5ebnte Sell oller SGilsr uuf
ben preuBiI9en b0bereu S4uIen bleibt
obne Surnunterri9t.
8ringt Die Ma9t gu Iieben, bic
man acknowledgements cine Wia9t
nsnnt, ni6t aud ale S9pG9en nit
it99
&Gs General ssrieori9 &aFmir
1881 in Srier beeroigt puroe, tDtete
man iein qferO unb purf es in bic
@ruft.
Rid t Der fdngt ben &ries an, bsr
am eriten 5uIhIdgt, IOuoern Der, Der
ben uuoeren i'm GrieOen ni4t in Sriez
ben ldBt.
0ie Srouen ieben in Der Sadie tms
msr Die perIon unb leiten ibre @runos
fGbe aus ibren SpmputbieH Der.
6. ct s. oe @oncourt.
&aiIer ylitolous I. md9te ii4
einmol ben S9er5, intognito ala &us
rier BON prag na9 Wien gu retTen,
nur Inn Die &aiierinsWtutter gu iibers
raI6en.
1860 fiibrten SronaoIen uno @ngs
IGnOer i'm gloroen &rieg geeen Die
9ineiiI6e Regierung unb unteritiiBten
iie ouglei9 i'm SiiOen eegen ben Sats
pdngs9lufitono.
Cine &aninbenmutter bon 4.5
Rilo9ramm 2ebenogetpi9t, tann i'm
Sabre fiinF8is Sunge bubeu, bic bier
Monate alt, oufommen gegen $50 &i=
IOerumm Sleifh bringen.
mas better uub ielig mudt, 1T
BLOB SGtigteit. 9ie getDObult9eu
@piele ser &inoer Fnb - ungleib
ZEN unfrigen - ni4ts uls Die 9teuBes
rungen ernRer Sdtigteit, ober In lei4s
ten Tliiseltleitern.
8ei Dem Manne liegt Die &raft i'm
9ebirn, Bel Der Trau i'm Ser3en, uno
ipenn ou6 Der &opf berrf9eu mag,
70 1T es oo9 bas Ser5, ous ben @ins
flub ousiibt.
Smiles; Ser gborutter.
Das ebrpiirbigIte uno liebli8its
Bib fpar oen MsnI9en gu allen 3eis
ten bic Wlutter NIT ibrem &inoe auf
Dem 9lrme. Dor biefem giIOe fiiblt
jeber, Wlann ooer Beib, cine IeiIs
Rubrung bimmliI9er Selisteit i'm
9er5en.
S6r &ei6-unO es eibt tein fAone>
res - lit bas oss GJefiibIs; ibr SeiI -
uno es gibt teincn por5iigliberen - lit
Der oes Seroens; ibr @tnfIuB II unO
es eibt teinen srOBeren - lit Der, nell
der ourb Die 2iebe ouseeiibt ipirb.
9ouis Blanc.
unfer sunSes 2eben mub oorauf
geri6tet iein, bus @emiit bon inneu
berdus au biloen, gu erpeitern, Inn Ole
S6ee unIeres 9afeins in Der perIDn>
li6teit pirtli9 lebenbig oarSuItelsn.
Sn Der @inbeit oes @emiites ebenIos
poN Die peibIibe S90nbeit aIs ipeib-
li9e &roft. g2i9t Ole bes MOmentes
meine id, IOnOern Die 9tusbauer unO
Ha9boltigteit, peI9e bes Mannes
b09ite QtnItrenguns niht au errsi4en
Dermug, neil er feline &rdfte mebr 5ers
ipIittert, pdbren6 oas Weib jeben
9lugenblid ais unteilbores @anoss ii9
biugibt.
Senriette Jeuerbad: @us Sosss
bud elmer alien Srau.
0as frau30FHbe lluterri9tsminis
iterium BAT tiir5Ii9 einise 9lngaben
iiber Die ius SeIo eeSOgeneu frun5Oii=
i9en 2ebrer sema6t. Die 3abl Der
NJ M
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20 gldersSarm, berbeiieries 9dno. 10 Wleis
len bon Baltimore % Wdnuielt.Sang bon
Station. $1500.00 gloreiie: Gm. 3mnat yir.
721, Nprb'6nrleg' 'Strnhe. (Wlai17-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-17
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